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NORTH NAPLES, Fla - North Naples neighbors are fighting for a fire station they say is a matter of life and death.
The North Naples Fire District bought the land off Livingston Road in the 1990's. It has sat empty for more than a decade, but fire officials say the area has grown so much, there's a great need for Fire Station 48.
In an emergency, every second matters and for the thousands of homeowners that live along Livingston Road it takes, on average, 12 to 14 minutes for emergency vehicles to respond.
"That is concerning as a parent," says Todd Earhart, a resident in Secoya, a new development off Livingston Road.
Tom Harruff lives in Imperial which stretches three miles from US 41 to Livingston. The closest fire station is more than four miles away.
"Station 48 means life and death to the people that live in the back end of Imperial," says Harruff. "As soon as station 48 is built they will be less than a mile from this gate."
Harruff was involved with getting a back gate put in to Imperial. The hope was to increase response times for the more than 640 homes in Imperial Estates, once Station 48 was built.
Len Joyce, President of the Greater Imperial Board says, "for us it is sorely needed and you might have noted as you drive through. We stretch almost from 41 to Livingston and if you had to have a fire truck come in off 41 it takes 3 miles or more to get to the back of our development."
The residents spent more than a million dollars, but the land along Livingston remains empty.
After years of being put on the back burner, Fire Station 48 is back on the radar. "The construction has started to take off in this area again," says Deputy Chief Sal D'Angelo. "To me it's a win win for not just Collier County but also to help out with Lee also."
With large developments like Mediterra and Talis Park going up as well as three schools on the three mile stretch of Livingston Road, fire officials say the need for a fire station is great.
"We feel having a station here we can cut 4-6 minutes off an average response time," says Assistant Chief of Operations James Cunningham.
Officials estimate the station would cost between $2-$3 million dollars and serve more than a thousand calls a year.
"It's something that's needed for everyone that's in here, something that's meaningful to me, something that's meaningful to all the people that live in Imperial," says Harruff.
Right now, they are currently getting bids from contractors on building this fire station. Ultimately it will be up to fire commissioners to vote on whether or not to build station 48. That vote could come as early as August.

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Guys, what do you mean when you call a girl sweetheart?
I know it is a term of endearment. But guys what do you mean when you greet a girl "hello sweetheart" or "goodbye sweetheart". And I am talking about peers, who are the same age.
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I don't really use that term at all.I think it's a little condescending unless you have a very close relationship with the person. Maybe it's not so bad if it's said in a joking way. But if I were a girl, I wouldn't like guys my own age calling me that.
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I don't use such terms of endearment unless it's someone who is really close to me, which by that I mean I'm dating or sleeping with them.Whenever I do use such a term, like sweetheart, I mean to tell her that she holds a special place within my mind or my heart. If I use that one specifically, then you can pretty much bank on me having feelings for her.
personally I never do it as I find it pretty weird and the girl may think your a creep, but I think that some men use it as a way of trying to be nice to a lady.
i call girls I like sweetheart, to me it means a sign of admiration
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Hmm...You know a lot of girls/women call guys and girls hun and sweetie...It's nothing, just their way of talking. The way I see it is some people use words like man and dude...they are just filler words. And that can be the case for those words if people aren't dating.
it depends. my one guy friend calls everyone sweetheart, and honey and that's just him. it doesn't mean anything beyond that


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A U.K. skydiver that was knocked unconscious was rescued by two other skydivers in mid-air after they realized something was wrong.
It played out like a scene from an action movie.
But what James Lee experienced was as real as it gets.
The skydiver was taking part in a jump in Wiltshire in the U.K. when he was hit on the back of the head by another skydiver, just seconds after he plunged from the plane, The Telegraph reports.
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The blow knocked him unconscious and sent him tumbling to the ground, uncontrollably. When his jumping partners noticed something was wrong, two men were able to roll Lee into a stable position and deploy his parachute.
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The SF Public Utilities Commission and the Board of Supervisors will soon be hearing details of a new contract to build two fossil fuel-burning power plants in the city. JPower, an Illinois-based subsidiary of the national power company of Japan, backed out of a deal to build a plant for the city when, back in October, the Board and PUC urged city staffers to pursue a city-owned operation instead. Read more »
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Employees working for the city and county of San Francisco have squandered $375,000 in salaried work hours over the last 12 months reading San Francisco Chronicle columnists Matier & Ross, time that could have been spent finding cheaper ways to provide a police presence at political demonstrations and repaint parking garages located at far-flung BART stations, according to a new report by Controller Ed Harrington.
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Unless President Barack Obama and the U.S. Congress can forge a deal during the Christmas and New Year's holiday season, the largest economy in the world could be thrust back into a recession because of the steep tax increases and spending cuts that are due to begin in January.
WASHINGTON — So what now?
The U.S. House of Representatives' rejection of a bill to raise taxes on just 0.18 percent of Americans — those making more than $1 million a year — has raised questions about the Republican-led chamber's ability to approve any plan to avert the looming "fiscal cliff."
Unless President Barack Obama and the U.S. Congress can forge a deal during the Christmas and New Year's holiday season, the largest economy in the world could be thrust back into a recession because of the steep tax increases and spending cuts that are due to begin in January.
The threat of across-the-board government spending cuts and tax increases — about $600 billion worth — was intended to shock the Democratic-led White House and Senate and the Republican-led House into moving past their many differences to approve a plan that would bring tax relief to most Americans and curb runaway federal spending.
For weeks, Obama and House Speaker John Boehner, the top Republican in Congress, have struggled to find a compromise.
But after a glimmer of hope that a deal was close early this week, Boehner — apparently under pressure from anti-tax House Republicans aligned with the conservative Tea Party movement — pressed the "pause" button on negotiations. He then tried to push a backup plan through the House late on Thursday, only to see his fellow Republicans kill it.
Related: Anti-tax conservatives ready to go over 'cliff'
Where do Obama and Congress go from here? Here are some possible scenarios.
Obama and Boehner go back into their secret negotiations
Before Boehner started touting his failed "Plan B" to boost taxes on those who make more than $1 million, he and Obama were moving closer together on a plan to raise taxes on certain high-income Americans and cut spending. They could pick up where they left off and quickly cut a deal to bridge the gap.
But a compromise with possibly $1 trillion in new taxes and $1 trillion in new, long-term spending cuts could be a tough sell for both Republicans and Democrats in Congress.
Boehner would have to persuade enough Republicans on the idea of tax increases. Obama, meanwhile, would have to get Democrats in Congress to back cuts to some social safety net programs such as Social Security pensions and Medicare and Medicaid health insurance for the elderly and poor. House Republicans appear to be the tougher sell.
A huge drop in the stock market sends a loud message to Washington politicians to stop arguing and cut a quick but meaningful deal
That is what happened in late September 2008, after Congress rejected a massive financial bailout package despite warnings by Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and then-Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson of an economic collapse if the bill failed.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 700 points and Congress quickly reversed course, approving the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program just days later.
The "fiscal cliff" may not be as dramatic a situation, but the tax increases and cuts in federal spending could deal a stiff blow to the economy.
No deal happens in the dwindling days of 2012 and the U.S. government jumps off the fiscal cliff — at least temporarily
On Jan. 1, income taxes would go up on just about everyone. During the first week of January, Congress could scramble and get a quick deal on taxes and the $109 billion in automatic spending cuts that most lawmakers want to avoid.
Why could they reach a deal in January if they fail in December?
The reason would be that once taxes go up, it would be easier to allow a few of those increases to remain in place — mostly on the wealthy — and repeal those that would hit middle- and lower-income taxpayers.
Such a scenario would mean that no member of Congress technically would have to vote for a tax increase on anyone — taxes would have risen automatically — and the only votes would be to decrease tax rates for most Americans back to their 2012 levels.
No deal occurs for another six weeks or so
If Congress does not raise the nation's debt limit, the Treasury Department likely would exhaust its ability to borrow by mid-February. That would put the nation at risk of defaulting on its debt.
Republicans have withheld their approval of the debt-limit increase as leverage to try to get the kind of "fiscal cliff" solution they want: Fewer increases in spending and taxes, and more cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid.
This is the strategy they employed in mid-2011 during the last fight over the debt limit, which is about $16.4 trillion.
Republicans wrung spending cuts out of Democrats in return for new borrowing authority, but paid a political price. Global financial markets were rocked by the long uncertainty brought on by the standoff in Congress, one ratings agency downgraded U.S. credit standing and Republicans saw their public approval ratings sink.
Boehner decides on a gutsy move: Call a House vote on a bill that would raise tax rates for families with net annual incomes above $250,000 — exactly what Obama has sought
The plan could pass the House with strong Democratic support and some Republican votes. As soon as it passed, the House likely would leave town for the rest of the year without addressing other Obama priorities such as increasing the government's debt limit.
A partial deal is struck at any point
Congress could pass a plan that would put off most of the income tax increases that are due in January, or extend some other expiring tax breaks — namely one to prevent middle-class taxpayers from being subject to higher tax rates aimed at the wealthy under the alternative minimum tax.
Stock markets do not tank and Washington politicians conclude that the "fiscal cliff" is not such a bad thing
Under this scenario, Congress and the White House could continue sniping at each other throughout 2013 and 2014 as they try to revamp tax policy and impose long-term spending cuts.
Editing by David Lindsey and Will Dunham.
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Vote of the Week: What's the hottest restaurant reservation at Walt Disney World?
Written by Robert Niles
Amanda Jenkins' delightful review yesterday of Disney World's new Be Our Guest restaurant revealed an interesting bit of news about New Fantasyland's signature restaurant - it's booked for dinner all the way through May.Tweet
For years, Epcot's Le Cellier Steakhouse and the Magic Kingdom's have provided the toughest "gets" in Disney's Priority Seating system. Getting a ressie at the California Grill atop the Contemporary Resort (the restaurant closes Monday for refurbishment, reopening this summer) also has frustrated many Disney visitors. And Disney's just debuted Monsieur Paul, the replacement for the multiple Theme Park Insider Award-winning Bistro de Paris, in Epcot's France pavilion.
I suspect that many Disney fans would be thrilled to be able to land a table at any of these fives popular restaurants. But which is the one where you'd most want to dine?
Let's dream here, shall we? Imagine that a Disney cast member walks up to you at the park gate and tells you that you've won a special "Limited Time Magic" contest. You get to dine, for free, at one of the five restaurants for dinner tonight. (Let's assume this is happening after the California Grill reopens.) Which one do you pick?
That's our vote of the week.
Thank you, again, for being part of Theme Park Insider, and, again, Happy New Year!
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From robert morris on January 4, 2013 at 12:48 PM
Le Cellier is great...but it used to be even more of a "holy grail"... in that it only cost you one meal against your dining plan while the yachtsman steakhouse and others were worth two meals against your plan.
So this made it much more coveted for our family
Buit for those traveling with kids, sometimes chef mickeys or crystal palace are great because you can "kill two birds with one stone" by getting some meet and greets done while eating and thus also saving valuable time
From Michael Barker on January 4, 2013 at 1:11 PM
I would actually prefer the Chef's Table at Victoria and Albert's. Talk about a tough reservation to get!
From Russell Meyer on January 4, 2013 at 1:40 PM
I'm with Michael...V&A's Chef's Table is the Holy Grail of Disney dining reservations. There is only one party per evening at the exclusive table...I've tried to book this ellusive reservation every time I've gone to Orlando with no luck because on-site guests get first crack since they can book for the entire duration of their trip 180-days in advance of their check-in date.
I do have to say that the Flying Fish Chef's Counter along with V&A's Queen Victoria's Room are more accessible that are just a notch down from the pinacle of Disney Dining experiences.
From 22.214.171.124 on January 4, 2013 at 2:25 PM
Been going to Disney for over 35 years and have now stopped eating dinner there. WAY too much hassle for a good dinner. There reservation system is terrible. Too many good places outside of the parks.
From 188.8.131.52 on January 4, 2013 at 2:59 PM
We booked at Be Our Guest the day they started accepting reservations and it took us four hours on the phone to get the reservation. The meal was exquisite, though. I've yet to make it to let celliier because it's always booked every time we go so that's the one I want to go to
From Robert Niles on January 4, 2013 at 3:16 PM
Darn it, I forgot V&A - I knew I was missing a biggie. I should have replaced CG with that one.
MP is actually a relatively easy get, given the price, but I threw in the wrinkle of "free" to see if that would elicit some votes. That would be my pick, BTW.
From Tony Duda on January 4, 2013 at 3:23 PM
By far I would have picked V&A for a FREE dinner since it has the best food and is the most expensive. I thought you excluded it because of cost difference with the other poll choices. For the poll, I picked Be Our Guest for dinner since I've eaten lunch there twice and would enjoy the table service.
From Kelly Smith on January 4, 2013 at 4:00 PM
I agree, V&A would be my first choice. The MP menu looks amazing, though, so I'd take a free dinner there any day.
From Steve Alcorn on January 4, 2013 at 5:01 PM
The food at V&A is much better than any of these. In fact, it's one of the best restaurants in the country. And the most difficult to get reservation is the Chef's Table at V&A, by far.
From 18.104.22.168 on January 4, 2013 at 5:16 PM
because of the view and fireworks great seat tom gelfuso RI
From 126.96.36.199 on January 4, 2013 at 7:03 PM
I think Be Our Guest is least dire for me since you can at least check it out without a reservation. Sure, you have to wait in the long lunch line, but it's at least possible.
From Mark Kausch on January 5, 2013 at 12:23 AM
I picked the Grill because of the fireworks seating.
From Joseph Catlett on January 5, 2013 at 6:36 AM
You can keep all of these. My wife and I will take Victoria and Albert's any day of the week. We make reservations for this great place every time we make it to WDW and have always enjoyed it.
From 22.214.171.124 on January 5, 2013 at 1:47 PM
I dined at "Be Our Guest last night. The restaurant itself is quite beautiful, as expected. However, the meals of my party, and the server, were fine, but not of the extraordinary caliber we expected. We also felt very rushed. Nothing bugs me more (when dining at a "nice" restaurant) than having a server deliver my main course when I am not even close to finishing my appetizer (and not offering to take them back and bring when appropriate). Also, the dessert carts are very visible when being taken to your table. You would think that a server here would automatically bring one of the dessert carts by for you to make a choice. We had to ask to see the desserts as well as for coffee. Don't get me wrong. I love Disney....have an annual pass. It's just that the expectations were set so high for this place, it was hard not to be let down. We just had to remind ourselves that no matter how nice a restaurant it is, it is still in a theme park. Since there are so many other really nice restaurants to choose from, I don't think I'll be returning to this one for a while unless bringing Out-of-towners. GianniQuest
From Anthony Murphy on January 5, 2013 at 2:06 PM
I got one for Be our Guest in May (though I made the reservation in Novemeber!), Very excited.
I am still going for the old familiar: Canada. It appears to be keeping its charm with all its price increases.
From 126.96.36.199 on January 7, 2013 at 12:11 AM
I ate at Le Cellier on Wed. Jan 2 of this year. It did not seem that hard to get a reservation.... just reserved on-line about a month ahead. Now, New Year's Eve I think pretty much every resteraunt in the park was booked pretty far in advance.
Anyway, the meal at Le Cellier was very nice. It was the best filet mignon steak I have ever eaten. The Risotto that was also served on the plate was also great. Really enjoyed that particular plate of food. Having said all this, I chose be our guest because I have not eaten there and it is the new thing.... and really the only resteraunt of that sort in the Magic Kingdom.
From Scott B on January 7, 2013 at 8:46 AM
The thing about Cinderella's Royal Table is that the restaurant is just, so, tiny. So even with that new hotness across the way in Fantasyland, the sheer size of Cinderella's Royal Table will assure that it is a hard seat to get.
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Date of News Release 03/09/05
(Columbia, KY) - On March 9, 2005 at approximately 8:32 CST, Carlos A Tarter Jr., age 22 of Columbia and Frances G. Bates, age 24 of Somerset were arrested in the limits of Somerset and charged with burglary in the 1st degree. The arrested were in connection with a burglary that occurred on Weed-Sparksville Road in Adair County on March 2nd, 2005. The stolen property was recovered inside the suspect vehicle at the time of the arrests, as well as locations in Burkesville and Monticello. The investigation is continuing at this time.


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Tyler Perry's 'Good Deeds' Isn't As Bad As You Might Think, Really!
What can I say about Tyler Perry that hasn't already been said about Uwe Boll? Perry has yet to make a film that critics can call a masterpiece. I Can Do Bad All By Myself came pretty close with a 60% approval , and I can attest that it was his best film. He can barely write and hardly direct; his dialog comes off as stupid, the directions come off stale but one thing is for sure, he knows how to capture the emotions and triumphs of a woman in need. As Madea might say, "Amen to that!"
The question I ask is, "can he capture the emotions of a man the same way he can a woman?" I ask that because his newest film, Good Deeds, stars himself instead of a woman. Yes, I know that Daddy's Little Girls starred Idris Elba but it wasn't the raw performance I was looking for. Though, Good Deeds may be Perry's best film.
Yes, there is that melodramatic acting in it, but something shines through that just spoke to me when watching the trailer. I wouldn't rush out to see it, but I will definitely check it out when it hits DVD.
Good Deeds stars Thandie Newton (love her), Rebecca Romijn, Brian White, Gabrielle Union(also love her) and Tyler Perry who also wrote, directed and produced the film. Good Deeds is set to hit theaters February 24th, 2012.
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Orlando Auciello of Argonne National Laboratory has been awarded the distinction of Fellow by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
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Yugang Sun and Robin Santra of Argonne National Laboratory today received the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers to recognize their contribution to the advancement of science.
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Savigny-les-Beaune is situated in the Cote d'Or (Burgundy region) in the eastern-center of France at 33 km from Dijon, the department capital. (General information: Savigny-les-Beaune is 272 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Nuits-Saint-Georges at 13 km and Chateauneuf-en-Auxois at 22 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
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Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Chateauneuf-en-Auxois (22km)
Churches or other religious monuments Hospices de Beaune (Beaune) (4km); Cathédrale Saint Lazare (Autun) (42km)
Remarkable gardens Abbaye de la Bussière (19km); Parc et jardin du château de Barbirey sur Ouche (22km); Parc et jardins du château de Sully (27km); Château d'Arcelot (45km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Chalon-sur-Saone (30km); Dijon (33km); Autun (42km)
Sites of natural beauty Cirque du Bout du Monde (16km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Beaune (4km); Quetigny (35km)
Commune: Savigny-les-Beaune
Canton: Beaune-Nord
Arrondissement: Beaune
Department: Cote d'Or
Region: Burgundy
Postcode: 21420
from Dijon (prefecture): 33 km
from Paris: 272 km
from Calais: 484 km
from Nice: 419 km
from Bordeaux: 485 km
from Strasbourg: 276 km
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If Your House Was Burning, What Would You Save?
Over the last few months we at Re-Nest have made a conscious effort to write about the other side of green—those items, products and designs that aren't plastered with splashy buzz words (recycled! reclaimed!) but are nevertheless valuable, durable, and consciously made. Sometimes the best green thing you can do is to live with what you love and treasure. This is the first thing I thought of when I came across a new site from New York-based blogger Foster Huntington, who asked friends and acquaintances to submit a photo and list of items they would take if their house was burning.
Whether you're endeavoring to live with less or simply trying to practice appropriatism, this focus inevitably leads us to ask ourselves what things in our home do we value most? The answer is likely to become completely clear if you're ever faced with an emergency, like your house burning down. (Hopefully that never happens!)
Check out a few of the submissions at The Burning House and then come back and tell us: what would YOU save?
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Assuming all human family members are out...
computer (with digital photos)
mouse house (old toy)
everything else can be replaced.
Merril Markoe used to write about her frequent evacuations from her home in California, which is famous for wildfires. She said one time when they were being evacuated, she put the dogs in the car, grabbed her purse and a few pairs of pants. She thought to herself, if this is everything I need, what the hell is all that stuff I'm living with?
Last week I had a scare with my hot water heater. The electrical panel caught fire. There was a lot of smoke, but the fire was fortunately contained within the heater. So I can tell you from real experience what I would take if my home were on fire - I took my cat and my keys. That's all I had time to grab in a very minor situation. I can't imagine having time to grab anything else if faced with a major fire.
I would save 3 old paintings I inherited or at least one.They come from my grandmother's house and are really precious to me
I've already had to deal with this question when my house burned down when I was little. I was only able to save two things but have added three more things that I would bring now that I'm grown up.
–my MacBook (all of my photo memories, school work, and music)
–a wooden tobacco box of things I've collected since I was little
–my old teddy bear
–my mom's old books
–souvenirs my grandparents, my parents, and I have brought back from Europe
(Aside from people and pets?)
-Important documents (birth certificate, SS cards, marriage certificate, etc)
-Any and all photos I could grab
-My husband's guitar
-my husband and my teddy bears from when we were babies
-family jewelry I have
Ugh makes my skin crawl even considering if this happened. Hopefully it won't to anyone here.
My house did burn down last Spring. I was sleeping when it happened and luckily my cat and I got out. (Actually, I carried him out, he was sleeping too). Anyway, I left the house without shoes (I barely had the wherewithal to put on pants) or a jacket. I did manage to grab my cellphone but everything else was left behind. I didn't think of any of the things people have mentioned. If I had to do it all over again I'm pretty sure the only additional thing I would remember would be shoes, maybe a jacket.
Thinking about this really puts things in perspective.
-My cat, in his carrier.
-My laptop.
-My paintings
-Wallet and cellphone
That's it, but that's because everything else can be replaced. It's not because I can live for a long period of time without everything else (cloths, refrigerator, stove, bed etc.)
I keep important docs - passports, mortgage stuff, insurance, etc. - in a safety deposit box at my bank. Living in a 125-year old wooden home (read tinderbox) on the San Andreas Fault, knowing these docs are in a firesafe vault makes me feel a little more secure.
Cat and family. Everything else is backed up or is just STUFF.
Much of my stuff is stored in the cloud (Omnifocus, Evernote, Steam, and Google Docs). I've started transitioning my photos and music to the cloud too. If anything were to happen, I could get them back. Potential house fire or other disaster is exactly why I decided to move to the cloud. I've heard too many stories of people dyeing because they ran back in to save something (or someone).
We have a 2nd story escape and 2 first floor exits.
I keep my phone and car keys by my bed (since I'll need to make phone calls and get in my car)
I keep digital goods and copies online (for backups and anywhere-access)
We have smoke alarms in every room (since it could start anywhere in this poorly-wired house)
I don't sleep completely naked (god, the horror of running out of a burning building naked... in New England...)
This did happen to use and my sister got her cell phone and that was it, she didnt have pants on neither did my mom. My father and I were at work already. It was a four alarm fire nothing was left. But we did have our docs in a fireproof safe, thank god. But the 4th scrapbook I was working on was melted to the floor destroyed. I said I would have grabbed these but there was less the 30 seconds to get out. Insurence replaced everything but now we back up everything and the backup drive is in the safe now as well.


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Noise FAQs
Below are answers to some of the most frequently asked questions we receive. They cover the main areas of night flights and early morning arrivals; flight numbers; Heathrow's flight paths. If you have questions that are not answered here, please give us a call on 0800 344 844.
We publish a range of data on a daily basis – this includes information on the total number of flights using Heathrow; a breakdown of the number of flights between 23:00-06:00; the direction of operation (westerly/easterly); total flights out of alternation and the number of complaints received. The information can be found at www.heathrowoperationaldata.com
How does the wind direction change how I am affected by noise from aircraft using Heathrow?
Heathrow has two runways – the northern and southern. The direction that aircraft fly at Heathrow depends on the wind direction – this is because aircraft have to take-off and land into the wind. The prevailing wind direction around London is from the west. Because aircraft must land into the wind, the majority of aircraft arrive from the east (over London) and take off towards the west (over Berkshire/Surrey). We call this westerly operations.
When the wind is coming from the east, aircraft will arrive from the west (over Windsor) and depart towards London. This is called easterly operations.
The direction of the wind is assessed at the airport at ground level and at 1,000ft and 2,000ft by Air Traffic Control (ATC) and also with reference to reports from aircrew. It is important to note that the wind on the ground at the airfield can vary from that even locally.
On average, the airport is on westerly operations for 70% of the year and easterly operations for the remaining 30% of the year. The percentage of westerlies and easterlies varies from week to week and month to month.
What is runway alternation?
In order to provide relief from noise for residents living under the final approach path into Heathrow, we operate a runway alternation programme when we are on westerly operations.
This means one runway is used by landing aircraft between 06:00-15:00. Arrivals then switch to the other runway from 15:00 to the last departure. The pattern alternates on a weekly basis.
So for example one week, flights will land on the southern runway in the morning and the northern runway in the afternoon. The following week flights will land on the northern runway in the morning and the southern runway in the afternoon. There is also a runway alternation pattern for flights during the night.
The runway alternation pattern only applies when we are on westerly operations. We don't currently alternate the runways when we are on easterly operations although we hope to introduce this in late 2014, once the necessary taxiway works have been undertaken at the airport. Some of the works required will be subject to a planning application in 2013.
We publish an annual alternation schedule in the 'What we do about it' section on this website.
I live under one of the final approach paths into Heathrow and occasionally notice aircraft landing out of the published alternation pattern. Why is this?
Whilst every effort is made to adhere to the alternation programme, there are occasions when circumstances mean that changes need to be made at short notice. For example, occasionally for safety reasons it is necessary for aircraft to land on the runway not scheduled for landings. Additionally, if there is a build-up of traffic in the holding stacks, or within UK and neighbouring airspace, air traffic controllers may need to use both runways for arrivals for a short period. This is known as Tactically Enhanced Arrivals Mode (TEAM).
Because of the large number of arriving flights at the beginning of the day, both runways are used most days for landings between 6-7am.
The percentage of aircraft that stick to the published alternation schedule is reported to the independent committee, the Heathrow Airport Consultative Committee (www.hacc.org.uk). We also report this in the Flight Performance quarterly reports published in the reports section on this website.
I live under one of the holding stacks/path from stacks – how am I affected by aircraft noise?
During busy periods, aircraft will circle in the holding stacks waiting to land at Heathrow. There are no set routes from the holding stacks to the final approach paths into Heathrow and therefore the number of aircraft you hear will vary from day to day.
Flights appear to be flying lower – why is this?
Arriving aircraft at Heathrow have no set routes or heights, unlike departing aircraft. However, heights have remained pretty constant since aircraft cannot lose too much altitude as they need to be at a certain height when they join the final approach into Heathrow.
Aircraft coming into land at Heathrow use what is known as the Instrument Landing System or ILS. The ILS is a beam which is aligned with the runway centreline in order to guide aircraft in a straight line approach to the runway threshold for landing.
The angle at which aircraft land is set at 3°, which is the angle recommended by the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO). As a result of the set 3° approach angle, aircraft using the ILS will be at a set height for distance from the runway. Aircraft joining the ILS at Heathrow will be within a couple of hundred feet. This has not changed.
In addition, there are rules laid down in the Airport's AIP (Aeronautical Information Publication) which states that the minimum height at which aircraft can join the ILS during the day (between 7am and 11pm) is 2,500ft at 7.5 nautical miles from Heathrow. At night they must be no lower than 3,000ft at 10 nautical miles from Heathrow.
The Joining Point data is collected and monitored daily and any trends in terms of aircraft joining lower are highlighted to air traffic provider, NATS and investigated. There have been no fluctuations recently. Adherence to the Joining Point Rules is reported quarterly in our Flight Performance reports.
Who sets departure routes at Heathrow?
At Heathrow there are approximately 650 departures every day. Most of these happen between 06:00 and 23:00 hours local every night.
All aircraft leaving Heathrow Airport should follow flight paths known as Noise Preferential Routes (NPRs) up to an altitude of 4000ft. NPRs were set by the Department for Transport (DfT) in the 1960s and were designed to avoid overflight of built-up areas where possible, these have not changed since.
If you live near or beneath a departure route you will see aircraft taking off and may hear noise when that route is being used. How often any particular route is used will vary, and is an operational decision for ATC. They have to take account of the final destination of each flight and factors such as the overall air traffic and weather conditions, both locally and along intended routes. There are no requirements in terms of the number of aircraft which may be directed down each departure route.
Track keeping at Heathrow is very good. In 2012 over 93% of all departures from Heathrow were on-track. Any flight leaving a departure route below 4,000ft (called a track deviation) is automatically tagged by the Noise and Track Keeping System at Heathrow. Details of all track deviations are analysed to check the reasons for this.
I am disturbed by arriving aircraft flying very early in the morning. I thought there was a ban on flights at night?
There is not a ban on flights at night however Heathrow is heavily restricted by the Government in terms of the numbers and types of aircraft that are allowed to operate between 23:00 and 06:00.
Generally speaking the majority of flights during the night time period are early morning arrivals. On average there are 14-16 arrivals between 04:30 - 06:00. The first scheduled arrival is 04:50 although aircraft can and do sometimes arrive earlier for example aircraft flying into the UK from North America, frequently encounter tail winds that make their time of arrival unpredictable. All the flights arriving before 06:00 count towards the night flights movement and quota limits set by the Government.
To address residents' concerns, the Government consults on night flights every five years and determines how many aircraft are allowed between 11.30pm and 6am at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted. It also determines how quiet these aircraft need to be. At Heathrow, the current limits allow 5800 movements per year. These are consulted on and set every 5 years.
In November 2013, the Government announced a second consultation on night flights at Heathrow, Gatwick and Stansted which sets out the Government's proposals for the next regime. Robert Goodwill made a written statement about this and the full details and the results of the first consultation have been published at https://www.gov.uk/government/consultations/night-flights
The Government are proposing to set a three year regime which lasts until October 2017, retaining the main features of the current regime, as they do not think it is sensible to make any significant changes to the current regime until the Airports Commission reports in 2015.
The consultation will run until 31st January 2014 and DfT will announce their decisions for the next regime by Spring 2014.
To tackle late-running departures, we are focused on working with our airline customers and air traffic control to reduce delays at the airport and to reduce the numbers of aircraft that leave late at the end of the day.
We are seeking a voluntary ban of the noisiest aircraft operating at Heathrow (known as Marginally Compliant Aircraft). Working with the airlines our ambition is to stop the operation of these by 2015.
Why do I sometimes get disturbed by flights after 23:00?
There are no scheduled flight departures between 23:00 and 06:00. However, aircraft sometimes operate after 23:00 due to delays that may be caused by bad weather, for example snow, or technical problems or they may be small quieter aircraft which are exempt from the restrictions.
Did you know…
…we charge more for noisier planes to land?
Heathrow's landing charges vary according to how noisy aircraft are. This is to encourage airlines to use their quietest fleets. For example, the noisiest types of aircraft operating at Heathrow pay four times more than the quietest aircraft. This charging structure has influenced the airlines choice of aircraft fleet used at Heathrow over the years.
…we fine airlines that break the noise limits on departure?
There are set noise limits for aircraft departing from Heathrow. The Government set these limits. Departures are continually monitored and if an aircraft creates more noise than is allowed, the airline is fined up to £1,000. This money is distributed to a range of local community projects. If you would like to find out more about the grants available, see www.heathrowairport.com/communitymatters.
Still got questions? There's lots more information on our website www.heathrowairport.com/noise.
Alternatively please call us on Freephone 0800 344844 during office hours or email email@example.com
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Central York's Sauers signs with Philadelphia University
Central York's Andrew Sauers recently signed his letter of intent to play soccer for Philadelphia University, where he plans to study architecture.
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Central York standout Rishel signs with Gordon
Central York senior Erik Rishel signed his letter of intent to play soccer for Gordon College in Wenham, Mass.
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Central York's Hackos signs with Youngstown State
Central York High School senior Katherine Hackos has signed a Letter of Intent to play Girls' Soccer for Youngstown State University. The YAIAA all-star is the daughter of Nathan Hackos, of York, and plans to study communications at Youngstown State.
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PSCA honors for Herman, Neiman
The YAIAA had two girls make the Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association's all-state team this past fall. They were the leading scorers for their teams, who made the league tournament championship.
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Dallastown's Bryce Cregan named to the NSCAA All-American soccer squad
Dallastown senior Bryce Cregan was recently named to the 2013 National Soccer Coaches Association of American All-American soccer team. Cregan, who has committed to play college soccer at NCAA Division I power Akron, was the only player from Pennsylvania chosen … Continue reading
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Rosters released for YAIAA all-star soccer match
The YAIAA all-star soccer match will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday at Spring Grove High School's Papermakers Stadium.
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CCAC announces all-league soccer teams
The Commonwealth Christian Athletic Conference, which includes Christian School of York, announced its boys' and girls' soccer all-league teams.
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GameTimePA Podcast: Week 7
Friday night football for Week 7 in the YAIAA was rained out. Most games will be played Monday, so Steve Navaroli and Matt Goul sat down to talk about it.
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How have concussions affected you?
An article published in August on witf.org addressed the issue by giving a look into how concussions and the Safety in Youth Sports Act have been handled at Lower Dauphin High School.
YAIAA boys' soccer: midseason power rankings
Many YAIAA sports are approaching — or already have reached — the midway point of their fall seasons. With that in mind, let's revisit the balance of power in the YAIAA by sport.
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List of Chastity Belts - Male
This article provides a summary of the various male chastity devices currently on the market. Manufacturers can freely add to this list. All entries should include the name of the device and a link to the website, a brief description, and a single photograph.
The results of an on-line survey comparimg various male chastity designs are here.
|Product Name
|The CB2000 is a male chastity device made from clear polycarbonate that has been designed for long-term wear. It consists of two parts: a cock ring and a cage which surrounds the penis. A lockable nylon post holds the cage against the cock ring and when locked in place it is very difficult to remove. Whilst worn, it prevents the victim from achieving a full erection and effectively prevents masturbation. It does however rub and press against the penis, making it difficult for the wearer to forget that he has it on; this in turn can keep the wearer in a state of extended sexual frustration.
The design of the device allows it to be worn for extended periods (several weeks or more). Different size cock rings and spacers (supplied) allow the CB2000 to be fitted to a range of penis sizes. A minority of men have reported that they can pull their penis out of the CB2000, masturbate, and replace the penis. This was particularly prevelent in men with small penises or low-hanging testicles. The manufacturer has produced an add-on called "Points of Intrigue" to help with this problem.
|Locked In Steel
|Locked in Steel: these belts are coated with plasticol (PVC) for added comfort and hygiene. FREE measurement confirmation kits, silicone lining standard, as well as a single piece laser cut construction make this belt of high quality.
|Steel Pleasures male chastity device
|The Steel Pleasures male chastity device is constructed from stainless steel and employs the same basic method of fitting as the CB2000. Once fitted, the device is locked in place by inserting a small padlock (not shown) though one of three holes drilled in one of the posts. The device can be ordered with one of three different sized rings. Unlike the CB2000 the penis is not prevented from achieving an errection as there is no cage at the front of the tube. Like the CB2000 it is also possible to extract the penis from the device when not erect; it is however almost impossible to remove the device as once locked in place as the gap between the tube and ring is too narrow to let the testicles pass between them.
When fitted the device is not noticable when worn under loose fitting clothes.
The system is also sold by Tickleberry where it is called the 2(d)Ni
Steel Pleasures produce several variations on this basic design.
|The ExoBelt takes the concept of the CB2000 a stage further and encases the entire scrotum in plastic. This produces a less aesthetically pleasing but probably much more effective device.
From the manufacturer's website: Most chastity devices today put pressure on the scrotum area. The ExoBelt does NOT rely on putting pressure on the scrotum for security, and because it doesn't need to put pressure on the scrotum the Exobelt is very comfortable for long term wear.
|Sentinel male chastity device
|The Sentinel male chastity device is constructed from chrome plated pewter and employs a hinged cock ring which goes at the base of the penis and which holds the device in place. The cage is slid over the penis and then locked to the ring by a single padlock. When purchased there is a choice of three sizes of cock ring; the fact that it is hinged means that a much tighter ring can be worn than would otherwise be possible with a ring of solid construction, such as the CB2000.
|Cerberus male chastity device
|The Cerberus male chastity device is constructed from chrome plated pewter and used the same fitting system as the Sentinel. The cock cage comes in two versions open and closed; size wise it is a little larger than the Sentinel. When purchased there is a choice of three sizes of cock ring; the fact that it is hinged means that a much tighter ring can be worn than would otherwise be possible with a ring of solid construction, such as the CB2000.
| Steelwerks manufacture custom built chastity devices to order and to any design. These are precision engineered works of art and have a price tag to match.
The following article: [1] gives a full account of the design and build process of a Steelwerks chastity device.
|Carrara Designs
| Carrara Designs in Belgium produce both male and female versions and are based on the traditional belted design with a lockable belt going around the waist and a second steel strap passing between the legs holding the cock cage in place.
BenHur has written an article: Carrara Designs - Personal Experiences giving a detailed description of the belt.
There exists a special club for the wearers of Carrara chastitybelts, called Men-in-Goethals (after the manufacturer): http://www.slaveboy.dds.nl/MIG/
| Tollyboy is the oldest established manufacturer of chastity belts; the company started trading in 1956. They produce both male and female versions; these are based on the traditional belted design with a lockable belt going around the waist and a second steel strap passing between the legs. The penis is held in place by a tube locked to the inside of the crotch plate.
From the manufacturer's website: The standard male chastity belt follows a traditional Florentine design. This consists of a waistband (1.25 wide and 0.64 thick) with an attached crotch guard which is closed and locked at the centre of the waist. The crotch guard incorporates a penis sheath that, unlike other chastity belt manufacturers, is made to the individual's precise measurements. This is a separate component into which the penis is inserted; it is then engaged internally into the crotch guard, which is then locked to the waistband. The sheath is adjusted to its correct position externally and then secured with a second locking system. In this belt the penis is held pointing downwards and backwards between the legs, which prevents an erection but allows the wearer to urinate without any problem - except that he has to sit like a female. Once the sheath is locked into position the penis cannot be handled. The crotch guard is shaped and contoured to fit the genital area and stops just short of the anus, where it terminates in two flat-section stainless steel chains. To permit defecation these form a 'Y' configuration going over the buttocks to the waist band, where they are riveted.
Manufactured from medical grade stainless steel (316), the belt is flexible enough to allow it to be sprung open or closed without the need for hinges, resulting in a very smooth profile. Tollyboy's locking system secures the waist band and crotch guard in one smooth joint, ensuring that the crotch guard remains vertical without any side to side swivel.
| Neosteel produce both male, female, and shemale versions of the traditional belted design, a lockable belt goes around the waist and a second steel strap passing between the legs holding the cock cage in place. Their traditional design is most similar to that of the Tollyboy system offering both flat belt (shown) and curved belt versions. They also sell a system design where the buyer can customise the belt to their own needs. As well as the basic chastity device they also offer an extensive range of add-ons for bondage, external strap-ons, internal plugs/dildos, electrics etc. They also sell a chastity measurement kit which allows the buyer to take their own measurements and be confident that they are ordering the correct size of belt.
Neosteel is a German company with a dual language website and on-line store.
| Steelworxx is a German company producing a range of male chastity devices, all variations on the Steelheart design shown here. The website is duel language German/English.
From the manufacturer's website: The chastity belt consists entirely of high-grade steel. The bent length up to the cross amounts to 4.331 inch (110mm). The ring has at the top a distance to the tube of 0.197 inch (5mm), below there are 0.591 inch (15mm). The tube inside diameter is selectable: 1.141 inch (29mm), 1.378 inch (35mm), 1.496 inch (38mm) or 1.732 inch (44mm). The overall length can be chosen between 3.346 inch (85mm) and 5.118 inch (130mm). The following ring sizes are available: 1.496 inch (38mm), 1.574 inch (40mm), 1.653 inch (42mm), 1.771 inch (45mm), 1.85 inch (47mm), 1.968 inch (50mm). Special sizes are possible. You find a description of the masses in our FAQ`s.
The weight amounts according to tube length and ring size to approx. 0.441 lbs (200 g).
On request the chastity belt can be adapted to your images.
|Latowski Chastity Device
| Mario Latowski is a German designer producing a very stylish (and expensive) male chastity device.
From the manufacturer's website: The penis and testicles are protected against accesses and completely covered within an interior chamber made from high-quality form fitting silicone rubber. The surface feels like natural skin and does not leave any pressure marks. The Penis-sphere in the interior has the shaping of a member bent downward. When fitted you feel as though you are imprisoned in a female sheath. Three chamber sizes are available. For the testicles there is a separate split chamber, which provides sufficient protection from getting squeezed and cooling down.
How long can the CB be worn? The experiences of my customers are completely different. They range from weekend use to the continuous carrier.
The chastity belt is made of high-grade stainless steel type V4a. Its shaping is three-dimensional, in order to be able to enclose the body completely. That has the advantage that with the exact form the abdomen is pressed together spreading the contact over a wide area. Therefore the surface pressure is reduced and cuts and pressure edges can be avoided.
|Mistress Lori's Secure Locking System
| Mistress Lori, based in the USA, produces a range of male chasity devices based on the cock cage principle. The main point of difference is that most of her products are designed to be used with a genital peircing such as the Prince Albert, Frenum, Ampallang, and Apadravia piercings. Units are made from Stainless Steel. The use of the piercing to secure the penis in the tube negates the major shortcoming of this type of design in that the penis can be pulled backwards out of the tube when flaccid.
The website is quite basic and does not have an on-line store. Purchases need to be made by contacting Mistress Lori by email.
|Buddylock male chastity system
| The Buddy lock is a male chastity device that functions by locking the penis in a plastic sheath. Unlike most other male chastity devices it does not use a ring behind the scrotum to secure the device in place; instead it uses a genital piercing to lock the tip of the penis inside the tube. A rubber loop is also supplied for users who do not have a piercing however it is not clear how effective this is. To stop the device pulling on the piercing when fitted, the base of the tube is attached to a belt around the wearer's waist.
Due to the absence of a cock ring, this is one of the smallest devices on the market.
The website and on-line store is in both English and German.
|Chastity Steel
| The chastity Steel device combines elements of both the traditional belted design and the more common cock cage system. A metal belt is place around the wearer's waist, the penis is inserted into the chastity tube and the two parts are then locked together by the locking mechanism. As well as locking the tube to the belt, the lock mechanism also has a steel loop that locks behind the scrotum, performing a similar function to the cock ring used by other devices.
The system has the advantage over the more traditional belted design in that it does not require any fixing to pass between the wearer's legs and so makes long term wear much easier.
The website and on-line store is in both English and German.
|Silver & Steel
| Silver & Steel produce both belted and unbelted varient of their male chastity device.
From the manufacturer's website: A 3/4 round cage of steel bars contains the penis, closed at the back by the scrotum for safety with security, secured by steel straps and waist belt with rings for your own padlock. Suitable for long term wear, the open design allows not only excretion but washing and drying under all parts, while making erection impossible.
|La Ceinture De Chastete
| La Ceinture De Chastete is a US company producing a range of traditional belted designs for both male and female.
From the manufacturer's website: Specially designed for male customers who want different styles of chastity belts. The complete male chastity belt system features many different types of belts all in one unique design. The complete chastity system also feature a secure single lock design for a smoother appearance under tight fitting clothing.
The waist band of the complete chastity system looks similar to many other Super-Ergonomic waist bands but in fact this waist band is different than any other of its kind. The waist bands shape will be custom designed to follow the natures curves of your body for an extraordinarily comfortable fit .
|My-Steel is a German company producing a range of traditional belted designs for both male and female. Of note is the design shown which has a steel pouch to enclose the penis and testicles
|Reinholds Protective Underwear
| Reinholds is a German company producing a range of original belted designs for both males and females. Unlike nearly all other designers, they construct their belts out of glass-fibre and carbon-fibre bonded into high-grade Sicomin-epoxy composite. Belts are custom made to the wearer which requires a visit to their workshops in Germany.
From the manufacturer's website: Compared to crude medieval chastity belts, this modern Protective Underwear is superior in comfort, body compatibility and design. With an easy firmness the slim strap nestles to to your hips taking control of you crotch. It will hardly constrict your body's agility. Even moderately narrow pants or skirts conceal it from scrutiny. Most sports will still be possible; customers reported about jogging, badminton, tennis, inline-skating, skiing as well as sit-ups and aerobics. Underwater bathing trunks are enough, to not attract attention. Each belt is an individually customized artwork, you'll be proud to show.
With the male version of the Protective Underwear the penis is situated inside a tube, that bends downwards. The inner diameter and the length are available in three sizes each. Once locked, the contraption will not allow for an erection. At the lowest point of the tube either a single drilling or a sieve of smaller holes allows for urination, without the foreskin protruding outside.
| Birdlocked is a Swiss company producing a male chastity device made from surgical silicone.
From the manufacturer's website: Made of surgical silicone, it possesses a unique and very comfortable closing mechanism that perfectly keeps the birdie in its cage, yet remains invisible under your clothes. It comes with its own strap and closing rivet, a high-grade, rustproof padlock, and 2 keys.
Cage and Ring cast in 1 piece
No assembly between the cage and the ring for comfort and safety. No risk of pinching the skin in an assembly of several elements.
7 holes to provide ventilation to the skin to breathe
A triangular ring (not round like the other cages) to fully adopt the appearance of the male scrotum and help bring the cage over a long period.
|Bon 4
| Birdlocked is a Italian/Dutch company producing a male chastity device made from surgical silicone.
From the manufacturer's website: BON4 is a superior male chastity device. You do not have to measure your penis to find out if it is suitable for you. Our unique design will fit anybody. First of all because BON4 has 3 different sizes of cockrings. Secondly the cockrings are very flexible. It is very easy to put on, and you can do this on your own in just a few minutes. There is one size belt that will fit the 3 different sizes of cockrings. Once this belt is pulled tight around the cockring you lock it with our extra secure padlock. Bon4 is so comfortable that you will forget the fact that you are wearing a chastity device. BON4 has an opening at the end of the cockcage allowing you to urinate like you are used to. It has 2 extra holes. These 2 holes are for ventilation and make it possible to wash yourself. We think 2 air holes is the best. It took us more than 1 year to come to this design. Testing revealed that more air holes can cause rubbing or an irritated skin. BON4 is madefrom a very safe high quality silicone.
|Fantasy Leather Works
|Fantasy Leather Works produce and sell a small range of male chastity devices.


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