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Musculoskeletal System
Lameness in Horses
Disorders of the Back and Pelvis in Horses
Back problems are a major cause of poor performance and gait abnormalities in sport and race horses. Although it is often possible with the history and clinical (physical and dynamic) examination to suspect functional abnormalities of the vertebral column, the definitive diagnosis of the cause of the pain is a challenge.
Once back pain is suspected or established in a horse, identification of the cause requires imaging procedures. In the last 20 yr, substantial improvement in the radiographic, ultrasonographic, and nuclear scintigraphic evaluation of the thoracolumbar and pelvic areas has been made, permitting identification of lesions that were not accessible before.
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You know, I like America, it's a nice country to live in, especially if you're white. I'm not white. After a year and half of living in Japan, I've decided that I really enjoy being treated well and treating others well. It's called the golden rule, and 'Murica could really use a double-dose, what-goes-around-comes-around portion of golden rule ethos. Call me cray, but I like countries where everyone gets a fair shot at success and happiness. Common respect is the low bar for Japan, being Japanese is like a ticket into the VIP section of a club where everyone is VIP anyway.
Being black in America? That's the anti-VIP, unless you're Jay-Z, or Beyoncé, and you're the king and queen of blackness. Bow down bitches.
I'm not complaining, I've had my fair share of privilege. Went to the best private high school in the South, and a top-ten graduate program. I'm lucky and grateful for it. Any successful black person in their late twenties or thirties will realize that it's not good enough to be one of a few. It just isn't healthy to have this barrier between us and our brothers and sisters who are suffering at the hands of forces we can't control and are so often hidden from "reality".
I went back to the states a few weeks ago and was reminded that what I think of myself, is not what others, specifically white racist cops, think of me. Yeah, a cop tried to come into the house I was staying without having a warrant because as he put it, "I have to make sure you don't have any guns."
I told him, "I don't have guns dude." And spent the next few minutes trying get him away from my door because I was sure that he had a gun, and a taser, and an unnecessarily belligerent attitude. With the wrong move on his part, not mine because I'm smart enough to know how his psyche works, I could have been joining Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown on the other side.
Like I said I like America, but I'll take it in doses.
For black Americans traveling is a form of therapy. Who needs a psychologist when you can just reset your neurons in a place like Japan, Singapore, Thailand or anywhere that doesn't have a history of codified racism.
I've spent a week in Singapore and I can tell you that this place is a great place to live. I am into cultural exchange, but after a year in Japan it's nice to speak English in an Asian country. I get a better sense of what Asia is about by speaking with Singaporeans about the Asia Pacific region. And even though Tokyo is the largest city in Asia with major political and economic power Singapore feels more international as a city. Singapore receives 12 million visitors per year. That's a lot for a city of 5 million. It's also 2 million more than all visitors to Japan. The city is also easy to get around using multiple modes of transportation. Buses are faster here than in other cities I've been to, and the subway system is convenient and clean. I find the trains are spacious with ample seating, but not as convenient as trains in Tokyo. A few improvements to the information and communication displays, and the addition of more frequent arrivals would make the train more convenient. I haven't driven here but I have taken taxis and Uber and I can say that the service and price of both are reasonable.
When I imagine living here there are a few other small details that make Singapore attractive as a livable city.
- Location in Asia: Places like Phuket, Bangkok Kuala Lumpur and other cities in Asia are a quick and affordable flight away. The country is small and if you want to get out and explore it's pretty easy to hop on a plane for international flights. There are several budget airlines that have low rates to SE Asia cities. Also, Singapore Airlines provides one of the best flight experiences in the business. If I lived here I would rack up the KrysFlyer miles on longer haul flights out of Singapore.
- Good food at great prices: There are thousands of "uncles" and "aunties" here who work hard to make some of the best food I've had in any country I've been to. A lot of Singaporeans don't cook much at home never it's much easier to go the hawker centre close to your house and get a quick meal. The food here is still homemade and wholesome instead of the processed pre-cooked stuff that dominates much of the food in other industrialized countries. There's also an abundance of tropical fruit at low prices, something I missed while living in Tokyo.
- Good Weather: I'm a weather buff who enjoys perfect to near perfect weather. It's one reason I loved living in Los Angeles. You can't beat that Mediterranean weather. It's been dry here in Singapore so far. I've read that it rains often but doesn't always last all day long. And the temperature and (high) humidity stay pretty even throughout the year. As uncomfortable as the humidity may get I'll take it over freezing winter weather.
At this point in my life I don't have a place that I can say for sure is my real home. I identify with California the most in terms of lifestyle and outlook on life. I enjoy an easygoing life near the ocean with diverse people while being connected to the earth and the Milky Way Galaxy. I spent most of my life living in New Orleans where my family is from. I've outgrown NOLA, it's not big enough or international enough. I prefer global cities. One reason I love Tokyo, also there's a gazillion things to discover and it's always changing. Being the largest city in the world makes it a bit too much at times. You give up a lot in terms of personal space when you live in Tokyo. What you get in return is a high degree of safety, convenience and a level of societal politeness only experienced in Japan.
I want to experience all the benefits that the world has to offer. I'll continue my "long wave" form of travel and take this show to Europe for a few years. Even when I'm based out of California I'll have to travel often to keep life fresh.
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REYKJAVIK, Iceland, June 25, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- deCODE genetics today announced progress in the development of DG041, the company's Phase II developmental compound for the prevention of arterial thrombosis. The results of the Phase IIa and clinical pharmacology studies presented today build upon previous findings demonstrating DG041's profile as an anti-platelet compound that deCODE expects will make it possible to block the formation of blood clots mediated through inflammation in atherosclerotic plaques but without increasing bleeding risk. There is a large unmet medical need for a drug with these characteristics, with applicability to the prevention of heart attack, stroke and the progression of peripheral artery disease (PAD). Drugs such as Plavix(TM) and aspirin, the current mainstays of oral anti-platelet therapy, significantly increase the risk of bleeding by broadly blocking platelet activity.
Recent advances in deCODE's therapeutic and diagnostics pipeline will be discussed at the company's annual R&D event being held today in Reykjavik. The presentations will be webcast live through the investors page of the company's website at http://www.decode.com, starting at 9am GMT/5am EDT, and will be archived on the site. Among the highlights to be discussed are:
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Your post made me laugh - in a good way though. Yep, the EOS can "take over" as you put it, but that is no different to your digital bodies. Think of how you work with the digi bodies rather than the Bessas.
Don't know the rebel body (UK names were different) but the EOS 1's have custom functions to disable the auto ISO DX coding, disable the auto rewind, disable the auto leader retraction etc.
There must be an instruction manual online somewhere that can give all the CF fuctions and settings.
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classified as "mood disturbances" and includes disorders that influence mood regulation beyond the usual variations between sadness and happiness/excitement
characterized by the presence of one or more of the following:
sustained feelings of sadness or elation
feelings of guilt or worthlessness
dusturbances in appetite
disturbances in sleep patterns
lack of energy
difficulty concentrating
loss of interest in all or most activities
problems with memory
thoughts of suicide
Major Depressive Disorder Characteristics
depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure are primary symptoms
not driven by physiological causes or medical condition
other symptoms can vary widely
episodes last approximately 9 months if untreated
80-90% remit within 2 years of first episode
50% will reoccur
Symptoms cause significant impairment in social, work, or other important areas
Bipolar Disorder characteristics
One or more episodes of mania or mixed episodes of mania and depression
mania can range from pure euphoria/elation to irritability
thoughts are grandiose or delusional
decreased need for sleep
easily distracted, with racing thoughts
excessive involvement in pleasurable activities that are likely to have painful consequences
Higher familial prevalence
Dysthmia characteristics
chronic for of depression
fewer than 5 persistent symptoms
duration of approximately 2 years for adults, approximately one year for children
increased susceptibility to major depression
seldom remits spontaneously
women twice as likely to be diagnosed as men
Cyclothymia characteristics
Marked by manic and depressive states, but of insufficient intensity/duration to diagnose as bipolar or major depressive
Increased risk of developing bipolar disorder
Disability adjusted life years (DALYs)
provide a measure of the disease burden
estimate the years of healthy life lost due to premature death and years lived with a disability of specified severity and duration
Using DALYs, mental illnesses rank second
Prevalence of Depression
estimated that every year, approx 20-25% of adults in the US suffer from some diagnosable form of mental health problem, including severe and disabling mental disorders
In adults, moood disorders rand within the top 10 causes of disability worldwide
Epidemiological Catchment Area Study- estimated 19.5% one-year prevalence rate of any mental disorder, including a 7.1% one-year prevalence rate for any mood disorder
National Comorbidity Survey- estimated 23.4% one-year prevalence rate for any mental disorder, which means that within a given year, 23.4% of the US adult pop. will have a diagnosable mental disorder
approx 44 million people
Similar estimates obtained in the mid-1980s were notably lower, which prompted Thayer to speculate that an even greater increase might have occurred for mild to moderate depression
Economic burden of mood disorders
estimates of this economic burden for depression went from approximately $44 billion in 1990 to more than $83 billion in 2000
in 1990, costs associated w/ depression broke down to about 28% spent for direct treatment and rehabilitation, 17% for mortality, and another 55% for both excessive absenteeism and reduced work productivity
2000-about 31% spent for direct treatment and rehabilitation, 7% for mortality, and 62% for absenteeism and reduced work productivity
Wang, Beck, Berglund, and colleagues- depression was the only one associated w/ reduced productivity and task focus; equivalent to 2.3 days of absences from work each month
Causes of depression
not well understood
both physiological and psychococial factors interact, often in response to some stressful event in the person's life
Factors such as heredity, coping skills, and social support influence the degree to which depression is manifested
monoamine hypothesis proposes that the cause for depression is depleted levels of the monomines (main neurotransmitters): serotonin, dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine
the functions of neurotransmitters result in brain states like the level of arousal, attention, and coloring of information with emotion
monoamine hypothesis has been found to be an insufficient explanation for depression because a complicated mental disorder like depression is a result of interactions among enurotransmitter levels, genetics, information from the environment, experience, gender, and social support
Treatment of depression
depression often goes untreated
when treatment for depression is sought, it is usually done through pharmacological means
William P. Morgan- noted work that the lower fitness levels in depressed patients compared with nonhospitalized controls is the earliest work in the modern era to demonstrate the potential utility of exercise in dealing w/ mental health problems
Standard Classification Criteria
Major tool in the diagnosis of mental disorders is the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-IV)-provides the extensive guidelines for psychologists and psychiatrists to use in diagnosis and classifying nearly 400 mental disorders
Allows for a detailed assessment,incorporating different aspects of an individual's life, to provide the most complete context possible for making a proper diagnosis
Other standard classification criteria: The Research Diagnostic Criteria and the International Classification of Diseases
Self-Report Measures
Most common: Beck Depression Inventory and the Zung Self-Rating Depression Scale
Others: the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale, the Patient Health Questionnaire-9, the Symptom Rating Test, the Depression Subscale of the Profile of Mood States, the Geriatric Depression Scale, and the Center of Epidemiologic Studies-Depression scale (CES-D)
CES-D- asks the individual to indicated how frequently he or she has experienced certain events over the past 7 days, using a rating from 0-3; all of these measures essentially derive a "level" of depression, w/ higher scores indicating greater levels of depression
Survey published in The Physician and Sportsmedicine
revealed that of the 1750 physicians who participated in the survey, 85% prescribed exercise for patients suffering from depression
Research on Exercise and depression
evidence from numerous epidemiological surveys indicates that a lifestyle of regular physical activity may be influential in preventing such debilitating mental disorders from developing or at least reducing the risk of such disorders; the widespread nature of depression makes both pharmacological and psychotherapeutic treatments less desirable owing to the time, money, and potential side effects involved
Stephens' Evidence for Preventive Effects
in 4 samples of US and Canadian adults, found self-reported physical activity to be associated with better mental health, which included fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression
Hassmen, Koivula, and Uutela's evidence for preventive effects
noted that Finnish adults who exercised less frequently (fewer than 2-3 times/week) had greater reporting of depressive symptoms on the Beck Depression Inventory
Goodwin's analysis of the National Comorbidity Survey
showed a dose-response relationship w/ major depression, dysthymia, and bipolar disorder
in each case, the likelihood of experiencing the mental disorder increased as frequency of self-reported physical activity decreased
Galper, Trivedi, Barlow, and colleagues evidence for preventive effects
examined relationships between respiratory fitness and habitual physical activity w/ depressive symptomsas assessed via the CES-D
A dose-response relationship emerged frot eh fitness-depressive symptoms relationship such that high cardiorespiratory fitness was associated with the lowest depressive symptomatology, low fitness was associated with the highest symptomatology, and moderate fitness was inbetween
habitual physical activity showed a similar graded relationship w/ depressive symptoms
Farmer and Colleagues evidence for preventative effects
found that women who were sedentary or engaged in little activity were twice as likely to develop depression over an 8 year follow-up period as those who were at least moderately active
inactivity at baseline was a strong predictor of continued depression at follow-up
Alameda County Study (Camacho, Roberts, Lazarus, and colleagues)
found an association between inactivity and incidence of depression from 1965-1983
relative risk of developing depression was significantly greater for men and women at both follow-up periods if they had been inactive in 1965
those who were inactive at baseline but who had become active by one of the follow-up periods were at no greater risk than were those who were active at baseline
the potential importance of physical activity in warding off depression
Paffenbarger, Lee, and Leung's evidence for preventive effects
in a sample of more than 21000 college alumni, found that physical activity at baseline was negatively associated with depression 25 years later
Mobily, Rubenstein, Lemke, O'Hara, and Wallace's evidence for preventive effects
in a sample of 2084 older men and women, found that, of individuals who reported greater numbers of depressive symptoms at baseline, those who subsequently became daily walker had a greater likelihood of reduced depressive symptoms at the 3 year follow-up
Lampinen, Heikkinen, and Ruoppila's evidence for preventive effects
examined physical activity and depressive symptoms in 663 Finnish adults from 1988-1996
revealed that those individuals who reduced the intensity of their exercise over the 8 year span of the study had greater symptoms of depression
those participants who either increased the level of their activity or at least maintained the same level showed reduced depressive symptoms
Motl, Birnbaum, Kubik, and Dishman's evidence for preventive effects
examined the relationships between physical activity and depression in a sample of 4594 adolescents over a 2 year period
found that both initial levels of physical activity and changes in level of physical activity were associated w/ levels of depression
those who became less active over time had increased levels of depression, whereas those who became more active over time had decreased levels of depression
The Exercise Prescription for Depression and Anxiety
by Keith Johnsgard (1989)
cites numerous case study examples of how exercise has been useful in the treatment of both anxiety and mood disorders in his patients
meta-analysis by North, McCullagh and Tran
Exercise resulted in decreased depression
Certain factors moderated exercise treatment effects while others did not
Exercise was as effective as, and sometimes more effective than, traditional therapies
Exercise variables- mode of exercise
North found no differences among various modes of exercise, although only 2 studies examined nonaerobic types of exercise
subsequent reviews have confirmed this finding
Exercise Variables- Length of exercise program
as the length of the program increases, particularly with clinically depressed samples, the degree of depression reduction also increases
Lawlor and Hopker review found no difference across interventions ranging from fewer than 8 weeks to more than 8 weeks, although their analysis indicated the depression-reducing effect actually weakened as the intervention length increased
Exercise Variables- Exercise Intensity
has not been examined consistently enough for any comparisons
Chu, Buckworth, Kirby, and Emery did explicitly examine different levels of exercise intensity in women w/ mild to moderate depressive symptoms
Exercise Variables- Duration or Frequency
neither has had any systematic influence on degree of depression reduction
Exercise Variables- Acute v. Chronic
the depression reduction occurred for both acute and chronic exercise, aka depression was reduced following single bouts of exercise and following longer-term programs of physical activity
Effectiveness of exercise v. traditional treatments
exercise reduced depression better than did no treatments
shown to be as effective as more traditional therapies
Pinquart, Duberstein, and Lyness- quantitative review of interventions used in clinically depressed older adults noted that physical exercise had a medium effect size and concluded that the available data suggest that cognitive and/or behavioral treatments are more effective than physical exercise
exercise in conjunction with psychotherapy yielded the best depression-reducing effects
Clinical Depression- Greist and colleagues findings
compared the effects of running to time-limited and time-unlimited psychotherapy in patients w/ minor clinical depression as defined by research diagnostic criteria
time-limited involves receiving therapy for a specific amount of time, time-unlimited does not put time constraints on therapy
the running treatment was shown to be as effective as both forms of psychotherapy, w/ continued improvement at a 3 week follow up
Clinical Depression- Martinsen, Medhus, and Sandvik's findings
the exercise group patients had significant reductions in depressive symptoms relative to the control groups
patients rated exercise as the most important component of the comprehensive treatment they received
Clinical Depression- Martinsen, Hoffart, and Solberg's findings
demonstrated that both aerobic and nonaerobic exercise resulted in significant psychological improvements
Clinical Depression- Singh, Clements, and Fiatarone's findings
exercise patients had significant reductions in depression
significant increase in strength was seen in the exercise groups, with intensity of training serving as a significant predictor of depression reduction
people who trained harder had greater reductions in depression, a finding that may have dose-response stimilus
Clinical Depression- Singh, Clements, and Fiatarone Singh's findings
exercise patients had significant reductions in BDI depression compared w/ controls at both 20 weeks and 26 months follow-up
Clinical Depression- Dunn and colleagues' findings
4 different treatments that varied by their total energy expenditure: low does for 3 or 5 days/week, public health dose for 3 or 5 days/week
using the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale- 47% depression reduction in public health dose after 12 weeks of treatments
42% of PHD participants had remission of depressive symptoms
other groups showed slight reductions
Clinical Depression- Blumenthal, Babyak, Moore, and colleagues' findings
Standardized Medical Intervention and Long-term Exercise (SMILE) study
156 patients w/ major depressive disorder in one of 3 16-week treatments: 1. exercise training, pharmacotherapy, or combined exercise and pharmacotherapy
significant reductions in depressive symptoms for all 3 treatment groups
60% for exercise training, 66% for combined, and 69% for pharmacotherapy
medication treatment group showed the fastest decrease in symptoms
those who were less severely depressed at treatment onset showed a more rapid reduction in depressive symptoms
Clinical depression- Blumenthal, Babyak, Doriswamy and colleagues' findings
trial w/ 202 adults (153 females) diagnosed w/ major depressive disorder
4 treatment options: supervised group exercise, home-based exercise, anti-depressant medication, and placebo
results indicated that the exercise treatments were similar to the anti-depressant medication, with all 3 resulting in greater depression reduction compared to the placebo
Clinical depression- Tkachuk and Martin's findings
improvements of depression were seen with exercise training of: at least 5 weeks duration, 3 times per week of supervised aerobic or nonaerobic activity, low to moderate intensity, and durations of 20-60 minutes
exercise can be a more cost effective treatment
Anthropological Hypothesis
one potential explanation for the link between physical activity and depression reflects an evolutionary perspective; suggests that human beings are genetically designed to be physically active
endorphin hypothesis
during stress the body produces endorphins, endorphins are neuropeptides that make communication between neurons possible and are thought to be analogous to the drug morphine; IF ENDORPHINS ARE RELEASED DURING EXERCISE AND EXERCISE MAKES US FEEL BETTER, THEN THE INCREASED ENDORPHINS COULD BE THE REASON WHY
Monoamine hypothesis
has been split into the serotonin hypothesis and the noreponphrine hypothesis
explains the effects of exercise on depression through the alteration of brain neurotransmitters like serotonin, norepinephrine, and dopamine
the synthesis of new neurons in the brain, particularly in brain areas shown to be affected by depression
thought to occur through exercise, which increases levels of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (growth factor that is critical in the promotion of neuronal survival and regeneration)
mastery hypothesis
the psychological effects of exercise are derived from the sense of accomplishment or mastery that is felt on completing a task
thought to give individuals a sense of greater self-worth or personal control over their environment and can help them in coping with their problems
Craft's findings on Mastery Hypothesis
sought to determine whether an exercise intervention would alleviate depression in clinically depressed women and to what extent mastery might be an explanation for any depression reduction seen
significant reduction in depression was seen
White, Kendrik, and Yardley's findings on Mastery Hypothesis
sought to determine whether changes in self- efficacy, self-esteem, or mood as a result of exercise led to subsequent reductions in depression in a sample of 39 adults
changes in positive affect were particularly large relative to either negative affect or self-efficacy
Social interaction hypothesis
proposes that the reason exercise reduces depression is that it provides and opportunity for the individual to interact with others
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Camarillo housing for military families nearly ready
Housing will soon be available for military families in Camarillo as construction on the Catalina Heights development moves toward completion.
A total of 315 homes will be available for U.S. Navy families in a mix of duplexes, triplexes, quadruplexes and single-family homes.
"It's going to look nice and new," said project manager Rob Gish as he drove through the construction site on Monday. "Some of these homes are almost complete and should be done in about two weeks."
Clark Realty Capital, Lincoln Properties and the Navy have been collaborating on the project for the past year and a half. The three entities have developed a partnership and formed San Diego Family Housing LLC, which owns the 52 acres off Las Posas Road and Calle La Cumbre, and other sites throughout Southern California, said Morgan Rogers, Clark Reality spokesman.
The land, which was previously owned by the Navy, also had 315 homes, which were built in the 1950s and were "old and outdated," Rogers said.
Many of the families who once occupied those homes moved into available military base housing in Point Mugu or Port Hueneme or decided to find housing on their own, said Teri Reid, public affairs officer for Naval Base Ventura County.
All of the new homes at Catalina Heights should be completed by 2010, Rogers said. The single-family homes have three to four bedrooms and garages. Of the 315 homes, 15 will be handicap accessible units, Gish said.
The housing is strictly for those enlisted in the Navy and the families must meet eligibility requirements, said Nancy Meissner, regional property manager for Lincoln.
Navy housing officials are currently working on the eligibility criteria. Plans are in the works for a town hall meeting in August where officials will go over the application and eligibility process, Reid said.
Last week, construction crews were busy working at the site, with some duplexes, triplexes, quadruplexes near completion. The framework is up for the single-family units, and the slabs for the last few homes hardened in the sunlight.
Developers decided to keep an existing youth center in the middle of the development. The center was still in good shape, needing only superficial improvements, Gish said.
Camarillo city officials said the new homes are a welcome improvement to the neighborhood.
"We are pleased with the development and modernization of the new construction and appreciate the cooperation we've had with the developers and the Department of the Navy," said Camarillo City Manager Jerry Bankston. "There will be larger units for families, and we are extremely happy for the military personnel who will have nicer units to live in."
Editor's note (July 7, 2009): A story on page A3 of Monday's newspaper about new military housing being built in Camarillo contained some incorrect information. The property is located off Las Posas Road and Calle La Cumbre.
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think i should show this to my boyfriend. i mean he can lick pussy, but that mature chic is sooo dope!
Either I didn't know girls were so in to porn or half the girls here are just guys pretending to be. that brunette has one fine pussy
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Name of both?
That was amazing!
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I wish i could be there with you two and watching you two having all this fun is making my cock hard and wish i could show anyone out there my cock
I just wish someone like that younger lady would come over to my home and due this to my wife. I just would love to be down there and watch her due my wife and take some pointers on how to lick my wife pussy. She says i doing fine but something i fill like i doing wrong because i can't get her to cum like the first night we had sex. Can someone help me on what i doing wrong
Two perfect lovers. They really know how to lick pussy
why do the lesbians have all the best licking and, and ,and you know the rest I would even pay someone like that just to watch them do that for my wife
Enjoyed. Like hairy pussy. Would like to join them. Would luv to have that hairy pussy around my cock.
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That older lady was the FUCKIN TRUTH I fast fowarded and came instantly.
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Excellent clip.....hard to tell which one enjoyed lapping pussy the most.....I feel the older one...heard a man's voice middle way or so which was annoying....otherwise one of the best
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Please please who is the dark one? Somebody knows her name? She is so beautiful. Looks vintage
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That old babe does know how to eat! That's hot shit right there!
my pussy us aching for that tongue!
who is that older lady? shes in quite a few lesbians vids on here, she knows what shes doin!
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I think the older one is called Jannice, right?
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me too! squirted all over the place.
i just came all over my fingers i want my pussy ate so bad
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my pussy should be next
Lovely girls, reacting to each other well particularly the older one, good action. Shame there's always a vibrator handy though - just tedious.
Get the redneck voice out of there.
i would fuck them both so hard
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she can lick mine anytime the older one that is
Great work bitches!! Especially the old one! She knows EVERYTHING!! The first five minutes did it for me.
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Lesbians are so lucky -- they get to do what we all want to do!
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A prayer walk is planned to take place at Anderson County High School on the third Sunday of each month at 2 p.m.
The next scheduled prayer walk is Sunday, Jan. 16.
Walkers can meet at the front doors, and the walk will proceed through the school to pray for the high school students and "ask God to open doors for them," organizers said in a news release.
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A Waddy man has been indicted for multiple counts of felony sex-related charges involving a child.
Trinity R. Satterley, 30, of 4151 Waddy Road was indicted in December on charges of first-degree sodomy, incest and first-degree sexual abuse.
He was arrested in October and has remained in the Shelby County Detention Center on $150,000 cash bond.
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The committee will consider all comments submitted as it develops the Land Use element of the new Plan.
The deadline for the return of public survey comments is Friday, Jan. 14. The Update Committee will also host at least one public meeting in February to give all Anderson County residents an opportunity to directly participate in the land use planning process.
Judge Linda Armstrong heard the following cases during District Court proceedings Dec. 13.
Kenneth W. Miller, show cause hearing, failure of non-owner operator to maintain required insurance, operating on suspended/revoked operators license, display/possession of cancelled/fictitous operators license, failure to surrender revoked operators license, failure to notify Department of Transportation of address change – failed to appear, bench warrant.
A chili supper is in the works for Saturday, Jan. 22 to benefit the Fairgrounds Drive-In.
The supper will take place at the American Legion Clubhouse.
"We are asking for the community's support for Debbie and Walter Riley to reopen the Fairgrounds Drive-In," organizers said in a news release.
Individuals are asked to make monetary or food donations. Businesses and churches are also asked to help with the fundraiser, the news release said.
Thank Eagle Lake's website for luring a new company to Anderson County, along with 20 new jobs.
That's how Eagle Lake owner Brad Smith says he attracted Unibar DPG, an underground utility locating company that is under contract with AT&T to serve all of Kentucky except for Louisville.
"The company saw us on the Internet, drove in and I showed them several locations," said Smith. "That was that, and they moved in."
The Lawrenceburg City Council will meet in a work session on Monday, Jan. 31 to discuss its options to increase revenue in the city's water and sewer departments.
During its December meeting, the city received news from auditor Tom Smith that action needed to be taken in order for the city to comply with its bond parity rating.
UPDATED — The Anderson County school district Thursday morning announced via its Twitter account that school will be in session on the following days to make up for missed days: Jan. 31, Feb. 21, March 7, May 20 and May 23-25.
Jan. 31, Feb. 21 and March 7 were originally built into the calendar as break days for students and teachers.
The four additional days in May were added onto the end of the district calendar.
As a candidate, new Judge-Executive John Wayne Conway vowed to change the way Anderson County operates, and those changes were on full display during last Tuesday night's meeting of the Anderson County Fiscal Court.
Conway eliminated one position in his office, was given permission by the fiscal court to reorganize another, was granted a host of appointments and reappointments of key county staff, and offered a revised agenda that allows visitors to speak at the beginning vs. the end of meetings.
A jury trial scheduled to start Monday in Shelby County Circuit Court involving a Waddy man who says his penis was amputated without consent has been postponed.
A spokesperson for Circuit Judge Charles Hickman said that the trial was postponed because of concern that recent media attention could influence the jury.
Phillip Seaton is suing a surgeon, John Patterson, because he says Patterson amputated his penis during what he thought was a circumcision.
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The U.S. attorney's office in Memphis says 31-year-old Nakita Brooks and 30-year-old Cheryl Wright face up to 10 years in prison after pleading guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government by filing false income tax returns.
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The museum said that the wax figure no longer did justice either to the star or to the attraction and they have reluctantly decided to remove it.
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Leonardo DiCaprio recently narrated a documentary 'Carbon' that focused on climate change and the impact of carbon emissions.
In the 8-minute environmental project, the 39-year-old actor said that humans, who were responsible for the climate change, should put "a price on carbon" now so that the fossil fuel industry won't be able to make billions at their collective expense, Us Magazine reported.
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2 large oranges, peeled, sectioned, and coarsely chopped
2 large apples, coarsely chopped
2 cups green grapes
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1 pint fresh blueberries
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3 tablespoons brown sugar
1 cup toasted slivered almonds
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