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By by Justin Eimers, TYADFebruary 28, 2013
His life is the sort of story destined for a book or movie. From birth in Vietnam to a career as an interdisciplinary engineer, Ngoc Dang has proven anything is possible.
Born in Saigon, in April 1975, Dang grew up in a small village with no electricity or running water. Along with his older sister and two younger brothers, Dang helped with his parents' farm every day after school.
"My parents worked very hard just to provide us basic needs," he said. "It was very hard for us. All we had was our love for one another."
After finishing school in Vietnam, Dang's aunt and uncle sponsored a trip for him and his family to come to America in 1992. Unsure of what was ahead, Dang made the trip in hopes of attending college to receive a degree and learn English. After living in Fairfax, Va., for about a year, the family moved to Reading, Pa., giving Dang the opportunity to attend Drexel University in Philadelphia. He studied as a radio frequency and microwave engineer and landed a job with Lockheed Martin shortly after receiving his degree. This was the first step down a path that led Dang to the depot in 2004.
"I worked for Lockheed, Bell Labs, Northrop Grumman and Triquint Semiconductors before I became an engineer consultant at Tobyhanna," said Dang. "Wherever I've worked, I have always strived to set my goals high and aim even higher."
Dang works in the Production Engineering Directorate's Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) Engineering Branch. He is the commodity expert for ISR systems. Branch chief Joseph Salamido says his expertise and experience are what set shim apart from the rest.
"His expertise with radar, in particular, makes him the go-to guy for resolving technical issues with current systems and for preparing Tobyhanna to support future radar systems," said Salamido.
After having to work so hard to learn English once coming to America, Dang applied that same mentality to his work at the depot.
"Dang's work ethic is second to none," said Salamido. "He is always willing to work long hours and answers his cell phone at all hours of the night to ensure technical problems are resolved as quickly as possible. He has a unique ability to troubleshoot complex problems quickly." Salamido believes this gift comes from Dang's extensive knowledge of radar systems and the theories behind how they operate. Combining this knowledge with extensive hands-on troubleshooting experience, he plays a vital role in the depot's commitment to the Warfighter.
"His position is extremely critical to supporting the overall mission of the depot. He resolves complex problems quickly, enabling us to meet schedules for critical systems and return these systems to the Soldiers in the field," said Salamido. "His assistance is so helpful that he has been specifically requested to help resolve issues with Firefinder systems at Forward Operating Bases in Iraq."
Dang's commitment to his job, the depot and the Warfighter has an impact on those around him. C4ISR Maintenance Engineering Division Chief Mark Viola said he has seen few people with the same amount of dedication.
"Dang has always struck me as a person who knew what he wanted to do with his talents and abilities and then gave 125 percent to achieve his goals," said Viola. "Dang consistently goes the extra mile, day in and day out. He never complains about the demands of his position. His level of dedication is among the very best that I have ever witnessed in anyone."
While his journey through life is inspiring and his rise through the ranks at the depot serves as an example of where hard work can lead you, Dang's humility speaks louder than any of it: "I'm just doing my job."


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1. CSI: Miami (2002–2012)
TV-14 | 43 min | Action, Crime, Drama
The cases of the Miami-Dade, Florida police department's Crime Scene Investigations unit.
Stars: David Caruso, Emily Procter, Adam Rodriguez, Rex Linn
Votes: 44,001
2. The Cleaner (2008–2009)
A guy transforms his life by taking control over his addictions and using his story to help others.
Stars: Grace Park, Benjamin Bratt, Amy Price-Francis, Esteban Powell
Votes: 1,458
CSI: Miami (2002–2012)
TV-14 | 43 min | Action, Crime, Drama
The murder of a paroled pedophile leads the team to many suspects, one of them at the lab.
Director: Scott Lautanen | Stars: David Caruso, Emily Procter, Adam Rodriguez, Khandi Alexander
Votes: 149
The Cleaner (2008–2009)
53 min | Drama
William is called in by Gary Smith to help his piano prodigy daughter Rebecca kick her addiction to meth. But the biggest hurdle may be Rebecca's control-freak mother Erica. Elsewhere, Swenton goes back on the drugs.
Director: Tom Verica | Stars: Benjamin Bratt, Amy Price-Francis, Grace Park, Kevin Michael Richardson
Votes: 13
5. Steep (II) (2007)
6 min | Short, Drama
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My server is installed by my provider with a default user (root and another user, lets say here johndoe). I lack some experience to know if everything is well set. Let's say I add the group admin. Then I need to add johndoe to this group. I end up with the following when I read /etc/group :
This numbers, with the letters… I just don't have a clue. The admin's group is set with the following :
%admin ALL=(ALL) ALL
I need to give johndoe the most privileges possible; do I have anything else to do? Hope my question is not too random.


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Mrs. Eddie McDonald Lang, 88, of 156 Parkview Drive, Commerce, GA died Monday.
Mrs. Lang was a retired First Grade teacher for the Commerce City School System. She was also a member of the Commerce First United Methodist Church, Ladies Circle 1 and Commerce-Jackson County retired teachers Association. She was a native of Atkinson County, GA and the daughter of the late Edward C. and Mamie Deen McDonald and the wife of the late Woolard R. Lang. Funeral Services will be held Thursday at 11 AM from the Commerce First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Warren Huddelston officiating. Interment in the Axson Cemetery. Family will receive friends at the funeral home Wednesday night from 7 until 9 PM.
Survivors include: Daughter and Son-in-Law, Linda and Charles Exley of Stone Mountain, GA. Daughter and Son-in-Law, Lettie and Buddy Stallings of Yatesville, GA. Grandson and Wife, Charles and Kiyoko Exley III of New Haven, CT. Granddaughter and Husband, Amanda and David Lower of Atlanta, GA. Also, a number of nieces and nephews survive.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Lang Memorial Scholarship, Commerce First United Methodist Church.
Little-Ward Funeral Home, Commerce.
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Released: Jun 01st, 2005
Running Time: 128
Director: Hank Spain
Company: Cloud 9
Distribution Companies: Metro Distributors
Cast: Jade Hsu, Aurora Snow, Kellemarie, Sarah Blake, Jassie Jaimes, Brittney Skye, Nikita (I), Mari Possa, Tanya James, Breanne, Gisselle (I), Charlie Laine, Sandy (I)
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: All-Sex
Put a copy in the lesbian (femme/lipstick) and female masturbation sections.
It's mildly amazing how such a nicely shot vid of such lovely women playing with themselves and each other, and mostly enjoying it, can be so, well, boring. It's a nice vid to look at: nice camerawork, nice sets, lovely (if mildly anorectic) talent. But for the most part it just doesn't have any fire or focus. It's just there.
To give credit where it is due, though, two scenes are fun and arousing. The threesome with Sarah Blake, Breanne and Charlie Laine has a giggly straight-girls experimenting with each other vibe to it (along with a nice use of a strap-on). And Jade Hsu radiates some definite steam as her offscreen interviewer seduces her. Aside from these this vid just goes in one eye and out the other.


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VERGENNES — With Monday's adoption of a proposed $9.5 million Vergennes Union High School budget, estimates for Addison Northwest Supervisory Union school tax rates have also been released and show a range of increase from about 7 to 9.6 cents in the five towns.
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ADDISON COUNTY — While nearly all Vermonters rely on the Internet to stay on top of business, schooling or their social lives, no group is more dependent on fast, reliable Internet service than telecommuters.
"I spend most of the day connected remotely to a system that I do 99 percent of my work on," said Addison resident Brad Clark. He's the IT director for RetailVision, a magazine sales promotion company that last fall closed its office in Middlebury and moved out of state.
MIDDLEBURY — Twenty-two people operating out of an 11,000-square-foot space in Middlebury's industrial park are poised to deliver international language instruction to classrooms throughout Vermont — an effort they hope will help build the skills of the state's workforce.
Sas Carey is in Mongolia trying not to buy a drum. It is a shaman's drum, made with three-year-old female deer skin with a sheep's tail beater. It is perfect, but she is running out of money and she has told herself and her friends she is not going to buy it.
She lies in bed sleepless. Her heart beats. She feels desire. She tells herself she is not going to buy the drum.
A friend brings the drum for her to see. He tells her to beat it — really smack it.
Editor's note: This story has been updated since it was originally posted to add information on other drug busts in the county.
FERRISBURGH — Vergennes and Vermont State Police on Monday arrested two Ferrisburgh men and one Cornwall man on a number of drug charges, most notably the sale of heroin.
This was the latest in a string of arrests involving the sale of heroin in Addison County.
MONKTON — Cars filled the parking lot of the Monkton Firehouse and lined the shoulder of States Prison Hollow Road for some distance in either direction last Thursday evening. Inside, the building was filled to capacity with citizens ready to give senior management from Vermont Gas Systems a piece of their mind about the South Burlington company's proposed route for a natural gas pipeline.
VERGENNES — While Ferrisburgh continues with a cautious approach to a solar array on town property that some estimate could net the town a half-million dollars over the next two decades, the city of Vergennes has jumped in and put making a similar deal on the fast track.
MIDDLEBURY — Patrick Reen can officially take the word "interim" off his title as principal of Middlebury Union Middle School. Reen recently signed a two-year contract to serve as the school's leader following a search that drew 36 applicants.
MIDDLEBURY — The Rude Mechs, an acclaimed Austin, Texas-based ensemble theater company, will come to Middlebury College for two performances of their play "The Method Gun" on Friday and Saturday, Jan. 18 and 19, at the Mahaney Center for the Arts, Seeler Studio Theatre.
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Forsitia, Forsythia de Paris, Forsythia Fructus, Forsythia koreana, Forsythia suspensa, Forsythia Suspensa Fructus, Forsythia Suspensa Vahl, Forsythia viridissima, Fructus Forsythiae, Fructus Forsythiae Suspensae, Golden Bell, Lian Qiao, Lien Chiao, Mimosa de Paris, Rengyo, Syringa suspensa, Weeping Golden Bell.
What is Forsythia?Forsythia is a plant. The fruit is used for medicine.
Forsythia is used for swelling of small air passages in the lung (bronchiolitis), tonsillitis, sore throat, fever, vomiting, heart disease, HIV/AIDS, gonorrhea, pain and swelling (inflammation), and a severe skin rash with fever and vomiting caused by a bacterium (erysipelas).
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The Rolling Stones announced Wednesday a highly anticipated nine-city North American tour ahead of their first gig in London's Hyde Park in more than four decades.
On its website, the legendary British rock group -- which last year marked its 50th anniversary together -- said the "50 and Counting" tour would kick off in Los Angeles on a date yet to be confirmed.
It will then move on to Oakland and San Jose, California on May 5 and May 8 respectively, before proceeding to Las Vegas, Anaheim in suburban Los Angeles, Toronto in southeastern Canada, Chicago, Boston and Philadelphia.
"We did a few shows in London and New York last year and had such a good time that we thought, 'Let's do some more,'" frontman Mick Jagger said on www.rollingstones.com.
"It's a good show... Lots of the classic stuff everyone wants to hear, with a few little gems tucked in here and there."
Joining the tour as a "special guest" will be guitarist Mick Taylor, a member of the Stones from 1969 to 1974 who played on such classic albums as "Exile on Main Street," "Sticky Fingers" and "It's Only Rock 'n Roll."
The Stones also disclosed they would play London's Hyde Park on July 6, almost 44 years since the veteran rockers took to the stage in the sprawling park just two days after the swimming-pool death of guitarist Brian Jones.
"Hyde Park holds such great memories for us and we can't think of anywhere better to perform to our UK fans this summer," Jagger said.
Last month, organizers of the Glastonbury Festival in southwestern England revealed that the Stones would make their first appearance at the gigantic outdoor event on June 29.


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Released: Jun 01st, 2001
Running Time: 64
Company: Spunky Spur
Cast: Krista (I), Chaz Vincent, Loren Sterling, Joey Strange, Chocolate (I), Sue Lei
Critical Rating: AAA
Genre: Specialty
Fair filler for those who like a little refreshment with their porn.
You gotta pity those caffeine fiends in this fair lactose-tolerant collection – so much java, so little milk.
Joey Strange goes to Sue Lei for a little boob juice for his cup 'o joe. It's clear he really needs his first cup of the day, as he restrains her, uses the clothespins on her, and hell, since he has them out, does the same for face. Loren Sterling faces the same lactation situation and sees Chocolate to put the cream in his coffee. Her submission with squeals and squeaks are more than satisfactory, and makes this sub the highlight of this tape.
The art department of Spunky Spur oughtta be spanked, though, for teasing the fans of juggy juice with Chaz Vincent and Krista in submissive shenanigans on the back box cover, with no such pairing present.
A taste for those who like girls that got milk, but not enough for those looking quench their thirst.


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Crime in America
This is a Texas Common Course Number. This is a Core Curriculum course selected by the colleges of DCCCD.
Prerequisite Recommended: College level ready in Reading.
Course Description: American crime problems are studied in the historical perspective. Social and public policy factors affecting crime are discussed. The impact of crime and crime trends are shown along with the social characteristics of specific crimes. The prevention of crime is emphasized. (3 Lec.)
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"This is a terrific guide to understanding the world's finest cheese." —Robert M. Parker, Jr., The Wine Advocate
"As a child in France, I watched my father savor a small piece of fine Roquefort every day. When I first met Max at Picholine restaurant, I recognized his great passion for cheese at once. He has combined this passion with a serious and extraordinary sense of the ceremony of cheese, and in doing so has taken cheese to another dimension for New York diners and now for his readers." —Alain Sailhac, executive vice president and senior dean of studies, The French Culinary Institute
"This long-awaited book is a welcome addition to the cheese lover's library. Filled with essential information, Cheese is a must have." —Ihsan Gurdal, Formaggio Kitchen
"How truly delicious to have finally arrived at a time when the great pleasures of cheese are accessible to so many Americans. This enticing, refreshingly clear, and insightful book is a gem and a must-read for both the knowledge-thirsty amateur and the true connoisseur." —Karen Waltuck, owner, and Adrian Murcia, fromager, Chanterelle restaurant
"This is definitely a book that anyone with a serious interest in cheese—both professionals and consumers—will want to own. Cheese has a wealth of helpful guidelines about how to buy, taste, and store cheese, as well as descriptions and background on the great cheeses of the world, some classics, some little known outside their own neighborhoods." —Ari Weinzweig, author of Zingerman's Guide to Good Eating and co-founder of Zingerman's Community of Businesses


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A Northwest elite member reader forwarded me a note that came from Northwest inviting him to the "Be a Member for a Day" event on September 9. That day, the clubs had an open house, and I'm assuming this email went out to all the elites who had scheduled flights that day. I suppose this type of promotion makes it easier to manage, but there are a few flaws here, as this reader pointed out.
- The travelers who take advantage of this promo aren't going to have a true club experience, because it's treated like an open house. There will be a lot more visitors than usual, and I would bet that the club was staffed up to deal with it. It's not an accurate portrayal of daily club life.
- This promo misses out on all the elites who aren't traveling that day.
So while I do like the idea here, I think the execution was lacking.


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Critical Client Services and Stack Components
Updated: July 6, 2005
Applies To: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Server 2003 with SP1, Windows Server 2003 with SP2
The focus of this article is on core TCP/IP stack components, not on the many available services that use it. However, the stack itself relies upon a few services for configuration information and name and address resolution. A few of these critical client services are discussed here.
Automatic Client Configuration and Media Sense
One of the most important client services is the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) client. The DHCP client has an expanded role in Windows Server 2003. Its primary new feature is the ability to automatically configure an IP address and subnet mask when the client is started on a small private network without a DHCP server available to assign addresses (such as a home network). Another new feature is support for Media Sense, which can improve the roaming experience for portable device users.
If the TCP/IP is configured to dynamically obtain TCP/IP protocol configuration information from a DHCP server (instead of being manually configured with an IP address and other parameters), the DHCP client service is engaged each time the computer is restarted. The DHCP client service now uses a two-step process to configure the client with an IP address and other configuration information.
When the client is installed, it attempts to locate a DHCP server and obtain a configuration from it. Many TCP/IP networks use DHCP servers that are administratively configured to allocate TCP/IP configuration information to clients on the network. If this attempt to locate a DHCP server fails, the Windows Server 2003 DHCP client uses one of the following:
If Automatic Private IP Addressing (APIPA) is selected, TCP/IP automatically selects an IP address from the IANA-reserved class B network 169.254.0.0 with the subnet mask 255.255.0.08. The DHCP client tests (using a gratuitous ARP) to make sure that the IP address that it has chosen is not already in use. If it is in use, it selects another IP address (it does this for up to 10 addresses). Once the DHCP client has selected an address that is verifiably not in use, it configures the interface with this address. APIPA allows single subnet home office or small office networks to use TCP/IP without static configuration or the administration of a DHCP server. Note that APIPA does not configure a default gateway. Therefore, only local subnet traffic is possible.
If an alternate configuration is selected, TCP/IP is configured with the alternate configuration settings. Alternate configuration is useful when a computer is used on more than one network, at least one of the networks does not have a DHCP server, and an APIPA configuration is not wanted. For example, if you have a laptop computer that you use both at the office and at home, it is useful to configure TCP/IP for an alternate configuration. At the office, the laptop uses a DHCP-allocated TCP/IP configuration. At home, where there is no DHCP server present, the laptop automatically uses the alternate configuration, which provides easy access to home network devices and the Internet and allows seamless operation on both networks, without the manual reconfiguration of TCP/IP settings.
You can select whether to use APIPA or an alternate configuration from the Alternate Configuration tab from the properties of the TCP/IP protocol in the Network Connections folder.
Once configured for either APIPA or an alternate configuration, TCP/IP continues to check for a DHCP server in the background every 5 minutes. If a DHCP server is found, the APIPA or alternate configuration information is abandoned, and the configuration offered by the DHCP server is used instead.
If the DHCP client has previously obtained a lease from a DHCP server, the following modified sequence of events occurs:
If the client's lease is still valid (not expired) at boot time, the client tries to renew its lease with the DHCP server. If the client fails to locate a DHCP server during the renewal attempt, it tries to ping the default gateway that is listed in the lease. If pinging the default gateway succeeds, the DHCP client assumes that it is still located on the same network where it obtained its current lease and continues to use the lease. By default, the client attempts to renew its lease in the background when half of its assigned lease time has expired.
If the attempt to ping the default gateway fails, the client assumes that it has been moved to a network that has no DHCP services currently available (such as a home network), and autoconfigures itself as described above. Once autoconfigured, it continues to try to locate a DHCP server every 5 minutes, in the background.
Media Sense support was added in NDIS 5.0. It provides a mechanism for the network interface card to notify the protocol stack of media connect and media disconnect events. Windows Server 2003 TCP/IP utilizes these notifications to assist in automatic configuration. For instance, in Windows NT 4.0, when a portable computer was located and DHCP was configured on an Ethernet subnet, and then moved to another subnet without rebooting, the protocol stack received no indication of the move. This meant that the configuration parameters became stale, and not relevant to the new network. Additionally, if the computer was shut off, carried home and rebooted, the protocol stack was not aware that the network interface card was no longer connected to a network, and again stale configuration parameters remained. This could be problematic, as subnet routes, default gateways, and so on, could conflict with dial-up parameters.
Media Sense support allows the protocol stack to react to events and invalidate stale parameters. For instance, if a computer running Windows Server 2003 is unplugged from the network (assuming the network interface card supports Media Sense), after a damping period implemented in the stack (currently 3 seconds), TCP/IP will invalidate the parameters associated with the network which has been disconnected. The IP address(es) will no longer allow sends, and any routes associated with the interface are invalidated. You can make the network connection status when connected visible on the taskbar by selecting a connection, right-clicking it, clicking Properties, and then selecting the Show icon in taskbar when connected check box. The network connection icon will also appear automatically with a red "X" when the adapter is having a connectivity problem.
If an application is bound to a socket that is using an invalidated address, it should handle the event and recover in a graceful way, such as attempting to use another IP address on the system or notifying the user of the disconnect.
DNS Dynamic Update Client
Windows Server 2003 includes support for DNS dynamic updates as described in RFC 2136. Every time there is an address event (new address or renewal), the DHCP client sends option 81 and its fully qualified name to the DHCP server, and requests the DHCP server to register a DNS pointer (PTR) resource record (RR) on its behalf. The DHCP client handles the dynamic update of the address (A) RR on its own. This is done because only the client knows which IP addresses on the host map to that name. The DHCP server may not be able to properly do the A RR registration because it has incomplete knowledge. However, the DHCP server can be configured to instruct the client to allow the server to register both records with the DNS. Registry parameters associated with the DNS dynamic update client are documented in Appendix C.
The Windows Server 2003 DHCP server handles option 81 requests as specified in the Internet draft titled "The DHCP Client FQDN Option" (draft-ietf-dhc-fqdn-option-0x.txt). If a Windows Server 2003 DHCP client obtains an IP address configuration from a down-level DHCP server that does not handle option 81, it registers a PTR RR on its own. The Windows Server 2003 DNS server is capable of handling dynamic updates.
Statically configured (non-DHCP) clients register both the A and PTR RRs with the DNS server themselves.
DNS Resolver Cache Service
Windows Server 2003 includes a caching DNS resolver service, which is enabled by default. For troubleshooting purposes, this service can be viewed, stopped, and started like any other Windows service. The caching resolver reduces DNS network traffic and speeds name resolution by providing a local cache for DNS queries. Name query responses are cached for the TTL specified in the response (not to exceed the value specified in the MaxCacheEntryTtlLimit parameter), and future queries are answered from the cache, when possible. One interesting feature of the DNS Resolver Cache Service is that it supports negative caching. For example, if a query is made to a DNS server for a given host name and the response is negative, succeeding queries for the same name are answered (negatively) from the cache for NegativeCacheTime seconds (the default is 300). Another example of negative caching is that if all DNS servers are queried and none are available, for NetFailureCacheTime seconds (the default is 30) all succeeding name queries fail instantly, instead of timing out. This feature can save time for services that query the DNS during the boot process, especially when the client is booted from the network.
The DNS Resolver Cache Service has a number of other adjustable registry parameters, which are documented in Appendix C.


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Cocktail - Modern studio Recoleta
Size360 ft²
Floor No.12(with elevator)
- Internet/WiFi
- Kitchen
- Air conditioning
- Gym
- Disabled access
- Pool
- Elevator in building
|Av Santa Fe, Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina
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The amenities of Santa Fe Plaza building include: a roof-top pool with an equally amazing view, sauna, and a work-out rooftop and laundry .
To help you enjoy your stay, we have details of places to visit , city map of Buenos Aires , and the newest Time Out Buenos Aires waiting for you.
When staying at this apartment, you agree:
-Turn off air conditioners when out of the house
- NOT to have more people staying in the house than originally agreed unless specifically discussed
-NO drinking alcohol in the common areas of the building
-NOT to leave permanent damage to any furniture or personal belongings
(otherwise appropriate reimbursement will be expected)
-There is no smoking allowed in the apt, but you can smoke on the balcony
Upon arrival we will sign a brief and simple short-term rental contract stating that all is paid and organized through Wimdu , specifying the dates of your stay and that all services are included (electricity, water supply, gas, Cable TV, Wi Fi Internet, etc). Your passport might be required to double-check your identity at the moment of check-in.
If you stay 8 days or more, we will provide you with one free light cleaning service, that includes fresh bed sheets and clean towels
Please note that, if your arrival at the apartment is after 8pm there is a late check-in fee of USD20 that applies in all cases.This would be paid to our representative at the apartment and we only accept cash pay
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|6 months
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Order of Malta: The Oldest Vegetarian
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However noble the message, and the cause it doesn't help get your message across WHEN ALL YOU USE ARE SHOUTY CAPITALS !
Only number missing is his actual age ;p
But is this an ad to convert people to become vegetarians or donate money?
It's difficult to tell. They've written the website URL in the blood of the audience's screaming eyes.
It's more the unreadable capital letters. The bright red on the background just makes it impossible. A colour change would be like a bandage beside a guillotine.
Maybe I'm hunting for a touch of New Frontier era Hollywood zeitgeist where there's nothing but After-the-Fall cabbage soup and sweaters with holes in the elbows, but what these ads made me think of straight off was Pablo Ferro's hand-drawn type face for Dr. Strangelove.
Now that, I like. I guess it's another vote abstain.
"Ubi hubave lubearned thubat ubanuby fubool cuban wrubite uba bubad ubad, bubut thubat ubit tubakes uba rubeal gubenubiubus tubo kubeep hubis hubands uboff uba gubood ubone."
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See that's a great reference library you wear between your ears Billoughsby; thing about those credits though are their inherent readability- the contrast in size that allows the eyes in to bring words back to the brain for processing. That's missing here.
Abstinence be damned - what say you about the red URL?
Well thanks, CP. (Obviously, it sometimes leads me far astray.)
Yeah, the red URL is flat ridiculous. Why was that let stand? No idea. Arguably it's the point of the ad, and it is hidden.
"Ubi hubave lubearned thubat ubanuby fubool cuban wrubite uba bubad ubad, bubut thubat ubit tubakes uba rubeal gubenubiubus tubo kubeep hubis hubands uboff uba gubood ubone."
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agree with the red copy.. totally lost it in the background. didn't even see it there until i saw the comments.
Also, the man doesn't look lonely at all.
the second paragraph runs the reader out of breath. otherwise the copy is a little hard on the Eyes.!
it's great, it caught my attention and i was wow he's really a vegetarian? i know so stupid. so i've read the tiny print and felt so dumb and ashamed of myself :( really makes you wanna help


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Posted on 07/28/2013 12:42:36 AM PDT by South40
After calling for Republicans in Congress to set aside short-term politics, President Barack Obama bragged that reporters support all of his economic plans in a speech given on Wednesday in Galensberg, Illinois.
Its interesting, in the run-up to this speech, a lot of reporters say that, well, Mr. President, these are all good ideas, but some them of youve said before; some of them sound great, but you cant get those through Congress. Republicans wont agree with you, Obama said.
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He's the idea president. Beyond that....if you can't convert the ideas into reality....it's pretty much a dead topic to discuss.
The echo chamber thinks he is awesome.
Marxism wasn't Hussein's idea. It was born in the 19th century.
And your mom thought you were good looking.
"In other news, knee-pad sales have skyrocketed in the last five years as........."
Though it was tried by early American colonists in Massachusetts two centuries before Marx. It was such a disaster that it had to be abandoned (lest it turn into a White version of Detroit circa 1620).
Is this simple punk for real?
It's always been a disaster. That's what gets me about this latest attempt by the American Marxists aka, democRAT party. Socialism has never worked but for some strange reason they believe it will in America. Kooky.
If we didn't know what an arrogant and clueless moron he was his quote might seem unbelievable. But we do and it is.
Get a load out of this thread on my local urban forum with true-believing lefties — a discussion on health care. I'm prominently featured in it.
Obama calls US and Europe "developing countries"...
actually we are UNDEVELOPING COUNTRIES
I'm surprised he can hear them, with their pucker so far between his nether cheeks.
In all fairness, this sounds like a mere figure of speech, i.e. a polite way of saying, "Even setting aside the issue as to whether those ideas have any merit, you still won't be able to get them passed."
My hats off to you for staying in that discussion at the link you posted. Excellent job.
Is this from the onion? Is this a semi-satire? Or does he really not understand the bubble he's living in?
'Though it was tried by early American colonists in Massachusetts two centuries before Marx. It was such a disaster that it had to be abandoned (lest it turn into a White version of Detroit circa 1620).'\
BWAHAHHA can ANYBODY think of ONE SINGLE COMMUNE that HASN'T BEEN a failure..?
Lehn small grasshopahs....man not designed to be COMMNUNAL. Man have tough enough time with monogamy an living with mothah in law...
IF Dunce not learn from history He then condemn self to live undah it's meanest artifices. Those men just STOOOOPID....Confusus
Thanks South40.
The govt. media agrees with Obama's govt..
US and Europe developing countries..
HAHAHA the net is replete with Englishmen warning and pleading with the US in an effort to persuade them not to continue down the rabbit hole of government mandated socialist universal healthcare. Indeed they are devising ways to extricate themselves from their chains...I WONDER WHY THIS IS?
There's and old German saw that goes 'IF YOU CANNOT LISTEN THEN YOU MUST FEEL'
I ain't gettin a good FEEEELING about this whole mess...neither should you...
He's an imbecile...
So he admittedly listens to idiots. Color me shocked.
Never seen anyone flexible enough to kiss his own a$$ like that.
'Yes, Emperor, I too can see your clothes and they are very beautiful!'
That is a great discussion. BFLR.
Might you be Hamlet?
The single-digit IQ president.
I've heard of single-issue-politicians, but this is ridiculous.
I withdraw the question, your honor.
That format takes a little time to figure out.
The emperor's ideas are divine.
Since the trustworthiness rating of the press is lower than that of congress, I wouldn't be bragging about them supporting anything.
The morons are telling the idiot how smart he is
Most liberal reporters posses the IQ of a kumquat. What does that tell you, barry?
> The morons are telling the idiot how smart he is
Seriously, if the media was doing its job this guy would be laughed out of office.
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They are all sycophants with a direct interest in brown nosing to get better access. If they said anything critical, they would get bounced off the bus quickly.
He needs to be listening to logical people, but it is probably too late for that.
Those aren't reporters. They are your PR staff yes-men.
The King's new clothes...
The chamberlains who were to carry the train held their hands just above the floor as if they were picking up the train. As they walked they pretended to hold the train high, for they could not let anyone notice that they could see nothing.
The emperor walked beneath the beautiful canopy in the procession, and all the people in the street and in their windows said, "Goodness, the emperor's new clothes are incomparable! What a beautiful train on his jacket. What a perfect fit!" No one wanted it to be noticed that he could see nothing, for then it would be said that he was unfit for his position or that he was stupid. None of the emperor's clothes had ever before received such praise.
How about the rest of the country?
By now, even Soros and Ayers have to be guffawing behind the curtain. Next time, they'll go with their gut and put Daffy Duck up for front man.
who gives a flying flip what a no brain reporter thinks, is obama daft
White House press corpse; obviously a bunch of Nina Burleighs:
"I would be happy to give him a blowjob just to thank him for keeping abortion legal. I think American women should be lining up with their presidential kneepads on to show their gratitude for keeping the theocracy off our backs."
When you give a reporter ice cream guess what type of answer you get?.
Every day is a party day for liberals.
Breaking news: Reporters dumber than dumBO.
"My yes men say yes". Astonishing. Only a fool listens to sycophants, and then boasts about it.
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I served this for Christmas dinner with fish tacos. It didn't go over very well. I thought it was okay but the sour cream/mayo part seemed to be a bit too much in quantity. I had tons left over even though I only made half the dish.
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A mistake made an even better salad. Did not have enough ingredients to make a salad for 8, so I added 2 layers of mixed baby greens. Tasted great and made a complete meal in a bowl.
This was a very good salad. I used leftover great northern beans in this salad. The ranch dressing mix just put it over the top. Thanks for posting this recipe.
GREAT recipe! Loved the salad and we couldn't stop eating it!
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Stirling, who ran practice Wednesday morning, was hired as the 11th coach in Islanders history in June 2003 and became the eighth dismissed by Milbury in his 10 years as general manager. He is the second NHL coach to be fired this season, joining Pittsburgh's Ed Olczyk. New Jersey coach Larry Robinson stepped down, citing health and family issues.
After the Islanders dropped a home-and-home series last weekend to Carolina in which they were outscored 7-1, Milbury said he wouldn't sit back and watch the club fall out of playoff contention.
New York, which slipped into 12th place in the 15-team Eastern Conference, traded disappointing defenseman Janne Niinimaa to Dallas on Tuesday before the 2-1 loss to Nashville.
But if the move was intended to create a spark, it didn't happen instantly as the Islanders lost for the eighth time in nine games and 10th in 13 -- including six straight on the road.
"If you win, you keep your job. If you don't win, you could lose it or you do lose it," Stirling said after what turned out to be his final practice. "I didn't make the rules, Mike didn't make the rules."
Milbury has revamped the roster several times, changed coaches eight times and has never won a playoff series since he's been in charge. Yet his job has never been threatened by team owner Charles Wang.
Milbury even relieved himself of coaching duties twice.
When Stirling replaced Laviolette after the Islanders' second consecutive playoff appearance following seven years out of the postseason, Milbury figured this was the last coach he'd be allowed to hire.
That wasn't the case.
He took a chance on a guy who had never led an NHL team after Stirling came off a successful two-year stint as coach of the Islanders' AHL Bridgeport affiliate.
While Stirling lasted less than 1½ seasons, Laviolette moved on to
Carolina and now has the Hurricanes in first place in the Southeast Division, just one point behind Ottawa for the best mark in the Eastern Conference. Laviolette will also be the U.S. coach at next month's Torino Olympics.
Stirling was The Hockey News' minor pro coach of the year in 2001-02, after taking Bridgeport to the AHL finals, and compiled a mark there of 83-51-19-7.
He got the unexpected call to the big leagues at age 53. Stirling had a good run at Providence College under Lou Lamoriello, who was then the athletic director and now is the GM and interim coach of the New Jersey Devils.
After leaving the college ranks, Stirling joined the Islanders. In six years before taking over, he was a pro scout, an assistant coach in the NHL and the head man in Bridgeport.
He led New York to the playoffs but the team was beaten in five games by eventual Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay.
When the Islanders got back together after the lockout wiped out last season, they were a different club.
During the offseason, New York decided against buying out Alexei Yashin's big contract to create more space under the $39 million salary cap and instead dealt away Michael Peca. Not only did the Islanders keep Yashin, but Stirling also named him Peca's replacement as captain.
But Yashin has not become a leader on or off the ice. Despite being the second highest-paid player in the NHL, he has produced only 15 goals and 38 points in 42 games. In Tuesday night's 2-1 loss at Nashville, Yashin took two of New York's four penalties -- both for delay of game.
It wasn't just the loss of Peca that left the Islanders looking for leadership; they also saw defensemen Adrian Aucoin, Roman Hamrlik and Kenny Jonsson along with veteran forward Dave Scatchard depart.
Replacing them with defensemen Alexei Zhitnik and Brent Sopel and forwards Mike York and Miroslav Satan has not helped pick up the slack.
And Stirling's final three games were lost with rookie Wade Dubielewicz in goal instead of injured regulars Rick DiPietro and Garth Snow.


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The plastic bag wars continue to rage in 2015. As of March 31, there are over 50 plastic bag bills pending in 15 states. Click here to see a map of pending state-level shopping bag restrictions.
As we know by now, though, state-level activity barely scratches the surface when it comes to plastic bags. Nearly 200 localities have enacted shopping bag regulations of some type – whether a ban, tax, or some combination thereof. FMI's weekly Local Monitoring Report tracks local plastic bag legislation; click here to see a chart of proposed local measures.
However, four states are trying a somewhat novel tactic to get a handle on this proliferation of local ordinances. Legislation in Arizona, Georgia, Missouri and Texas would preempt local regulation of plastic bags, but without an accompanying statewide ban or fee – as in California.
Missouri's H.B. 722, "The Paper and Plastic Bags Choice Act," requires that merchants doing business in the state have the option to "provide customers either a paper or a plastic bag for the packaging of any item or good purchased." The bill then specifies that "no political subdivision shall impose any ban, fee, or tax upon the use of either paper or plastic bags." Sponsored by the Missouri Grocers Association's own Dan Shaul, H.B. 722 passed the Missouri House on March 19 (114-38) and now awaits action in the State Senate where it has received its first reading.
"I feel that when this becomes law in Missouri, it will ensure that consumers and retailers maintain their choice of 'paper or plastic' for years to come," said Representative Shaul.
Meanwhile, Arizona's S.B. 1241 just passed the State House on March 31 (37-23). The bill prohibits a city, town or county from "regulating the sale, use or disposition of auxiliary containers by a business." Although S.B. 1241 had sailed through the State Senate in February (25-4), the Arizona Food Marketing Alliance (AFMA) reports that it must now go back to the Senate for procedural reasons. Still, AFMA is optimistic that the bill will keep moving forward.
"This is a big step toward preemption of both benchmarking energy usage and regulation of containers like plastic bags," said AFMA President Tim McCabe. "These need to be done at a state level to insure consistency and less confusion for consumers and tourists."
Moving on to Texas, the companion bills S.B. 1550 and H.B. 1939 currently sit in the House Urban Affairs and Senate Business & Commerce Committees respectively. These bill declare that any "ordinance or regulation adopted by a municipality purporting to restrict or prohibit a business from, require a business to charge a customer for, or tax or impose penalties on a business for providing to a customer at the point of sale a bag or other container made from any material is invalid and has no effect." Sources tell FMI that these bills are unlikely to pass during this session.
Finally, Georgia's S.B. 139 provides that "any regulation regarding the use, disposition, or sale or any imposition of any prohibition, restriction, fee imposition, or taxation of auxiliary containers shall be done only by general law." However, after passing the Georgia Senate in late February, S.B. 139 failed to pass the House 67-85. According to Georgia Food Industry Association President Kathy Kuzava, "This was a disappointing loss for our retailers. Unfortunately, we could not overcome the grassroots efforts of the conservation groups and the Republicans who opposed the bill due to their support of local control."
As evidenced by the mixed prospects of this type of legislation in just the four states mentioned above, local preemption on plastic bags can be a tough legislative fight. The issue can force lawmakers to balance their pro-business instincts with their desire for local self-determination. And in this balancing act, what makes sense for business may not always come out on top.
FMI's issue paper on Shopping Bag restrictions may be viewed here.
Microbeads are small bits of plastic made of polyethylene microspherescan and can be found in some toothpaste and are used as exfoliants in personal care and skin products. There is environmental and health concern at both the state and federal level on microbeads, which are not biodegradable, as they can make their way through water treatment systems, after they are washed down drains, and possibly appear in local waterways.
Many manufacturers are currently working to remove microbeads from their products. For example, Unilever, The Body Shop, and Johnson & Johnson have committed to phasing out microbeads by the end of 2015, and Proctor & Gamble and L'Oréal said they will discontinue them by 2017.
In 2014, Rep. Pallone (D-NJ) introduced federal legislation to ban microbeads but it failed to gain traction. Rep. Pallone, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) and others sent a letter to the FDA asking them to assess the safety of microbeads, opting for a regulatory fix instead. Read the letter here.
Last week, Rep. Pallone reintroduced the legislation, "The Microbead-Free Waters Act of 2015," which would prohibit the sale or distribution of personal-care products that contain synthetic plastic microbeads.
On the state front, legislation passed last year in Illinois. The bill bans the manufacture of personal care products containing plastic synthetic microbeads by the end of 2017, the sale of such personal care products and the manufacture of over-the-counter drugs containing the beads by the end of 2018, and the sale of over-the-counter drugs with microbeads by the end of 2019. Read it here. The Illinois bill was voted into the Council of State Government's 2014 Suggested State Legislation.
A number of other states, for example, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Connecticut, Hawaii, Indiana, Maine, Michigan, Mississippi, New Jersey, Vermont, Virginia, Washington and Wyoming, are considering similar bans. New Jersey is likely the next state to enact legislation. Read the bill here. New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has called for state legislation in New York.
As legislation is introduced at the state and federal level, attention should be given to any required phase-out date, to ensure that a reasonable time of compliance is given for the sale and manufacture of personal-care products and over-the-counter products.
Wisconsin officially joined the ranks of the "right to work" states last Monday, March 9, when Governor Scott Walker signed S.B. 44 into law. The Act prohibits any requirement that employees join a union or pay union dues as a condition of employment. S.B. 44 passed the state Senate in a narrow 17-15 vote in late February, and won approval from the Wisconsin Assembly along a straight party line (62-35) vote on March 6. With Governor Walker's signature, the law will be effective starting March 11.
"This legislation puts power back in the hands of Wisconsin workers, by allowing the freedom to choose whether they want to join a union and pay union dues," Governor Walker said in a press release.
The National Labor Relations Act ("NLRA") originally permitted collective bargaining agreements to provide for the termination of any employee who failed to join or at least pay dues to a union. But later amendments to the Act gave states the ability to enact laws eliminating these so-called "union security clauses."
Such laws, like Wisconsin's, give workers the "right to work" without becoming a union member or paying dues. Notably, Wisconsin's new law only applies to the "renewal, modification, or extension" of a collective bargaining agreement occurring after the law's effective date. Thus, it does not nullify union security clauses currently in effect or otherwise make them illegal.
Once largely confined to the South, "right to work" laws have now passed in 25 states across the country. New Mexico may be the next to follow suite, with Rep. Dennis Roch's (R) "Employee Preference Act" (H.B. 75) gaining steam. The bill has already passed the New Mexico House, 37-30, and now awaits action in the Senate Public Affairs Committee.
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2012 Student Section Challenge
With all the focus turning toward basketball, I'm pleased to announce plans for this year's student section challenge, which will take place after Thanksgiving break.
I announced the games chosen over Twitter last week, but for those of you who are not big into social media, I'll lay out the ground rules for this year's competition.
First off, last year's contest was a lot of fun, and I'm still amazed at how much the students were involved in this. From the outfits to signs and just overall school spirit, the four games I attended last year were among the best I've watched since I started working here. I'm sure this year will bring just as much excitement, and below are the judging dates for each of the schools.
Nov. 27- Ingomar at New Albany: This game was intense from start to finish, and both respective student sections showed out for this in-county showdown. It is for this reason that I have chosen to go with this game once again, only this time I will give home court advantage to the FRA (just keeping it fair, y'all).
Dec. 7- Baldwyn at East Union: The Beast from East are the defending champions of the competition, and I'm choosing to once again go with their homecoming match-up. East flat out won this competition last year because of their overall creativity. It was more than just dressing up, making signs and cheering, they put on a show, and even more impressive, they've kept it up since the competition. I was happy to go to a game at East last week and see the "Beast" still roaming around the student section.
Dec. 11- West Union at Myrtle: I love the rivalry between these two schools, so it's no surprise that I opted to go with this match-up. West has the challenge of being the away team for the competition, but with as big of crowd as this is sure to bring in, I think they will do just fine, and I'm hoping for an entertaining evening from these two schools.
The award for the winner remains the same from last year; a feature in the Gazette over the holidays as well as a video on our website and a picture page.
Also remaining the same are the rules, which I have sent to the administrators at each school for them to address with the students. Let's all play nice, but have fun and show some school spirit.
I'm excited and ready to see what y'all have in store this year. Good luck to all of the schools!
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Because MM want it so. This is planned even before the ER is released. MM scares long investors by driving the price lower before the release then push the price up right after hour to create short squeeze. I don't think the short squeeze is over yet; We might see the price reached to $330 in a short time as long as the market continues the mad bull trend.
AMZN is one of the highly manipulated stock(Besides NFLX) by MM in the market. Its movement cannot be justified rationally so just don't play against the trend and try to outsmart MM. You will get burnt easily.
If you really hate Amazon, try to support your local store like Best Buy(although it also sucks in other way), at least local store give you first hand experience and provide employment in your area. We all know what will happen if Amazon squeeze every possible competitors out of the market.
Here's why. The table was full of gambling money. Lots of options. Everybody was saying down down down. Every SA article was slanted down. Everyone said DOWN ! So what does Wall Street do? They take her up uP UP, and clear all the money on puts.. Tomorrow, the disbelievers will still be shorting when it opens, and buying puts cuz "this makes no sense, must be a mistake.". But, alas, Wall Street will take that money, too. Soon, though, after everyone sighs, and goes long and buys calls, Wall Street will take her on down on some foolish news that has no bearing.. Maybe even Einhorn or some knucklehead will say it is too high. Anyway, for now it is up, as they steal the PUT money..
this man knows what he is talking about. the markets will always easily wipe out the retail investor who thinks a stock should go one way or another.
Amzn does not play on same level as other retailers. It has closed a lot of retail shops and bookstores on main street. Not good for economy, the state or employment in long run. Just good for fat cat pumping market manipulators.
i remember the same thing being said back in the 1990s when walmart was taking over.
once they pushed the little shops out of business, walmart could raise prices and improve margins.
AMZN is no different.
it is just making the distribution chain of goods more efficient and affordable.
how is this bad for the economy?
please explain?
Aapl will put BBY out of business sooner than later
exactly it is rigged and preplanned . i would swing this thing back to 250 tommoroiw if was them
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A young girl suffered a broken ankle after she was struck by a wayward van in Sheepshead Bay. Witnesses to the Tuesday afternoon tragedy said that a van was zipping past the corner of East 28th Street and Avenue V at around 4:30 p.m. when the man behind the wheel blew a stop sign. The van impacted with another car at the corner and then jumped the curb, clipping the young teen as she walked her dog. The teen was reportedly knocked 20-25 feet upon impact. "She was literally knocked out of her shoes," said one witness. Police were told that the van kept going, bashing through some large potted plants before ultimately landing in a resident's front yard. The girl was rushed to an area hospital where she was listed in stable condition after treatment. Her shoes were left behind, left resting atop of a cracked planter that the motorist had run over. The driver in the vehicle that the van had struck was also taken to the hospital with minor injuries, officials said. Cops arrested the van driver, charging him with operating a motor vehicle on a suspended license. Residents complained that vehicular accidents happen quite frequently near the corner of Avenue V and East 28th Street.
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Rutland Town Firefighters, State Police and Regional Ambulance service rescue workers prepare to extract a man from the cab of the truck he was driving when it hit the back of an empty school bus stopped at a railroad crossing.A man was injured and taken to the hospital after the truck he was driving ran into the back of an empty school bus that had stopped for a railroad crossing on Route 3 in Proctor this morning.
The man was trapped in the truck for about an hour while firefighters and rescue crews worked to cut away the truck around him and remove him from the cab. Emergency workers set up an IV bag while firefighters used a sawsall and a circular saw to cut, then peel away the roof of the truck cab. They removed the truck door, and then lifted the man out onto a stretcher.
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PETA is always coming up with creative ways to get people's attention whether it's with print ads, videos, or other creative ideas. Today, in honour of World Vegan Day, they've released a video that might make vegetables turn you on. At the very least, the video will make you laugh.
PETA says, "Watch this spicy video, which gives a wink to the sexual benefits of going vegan by showcasing men enthusiastically and proudly showing off some healthy protrusions from their trousers." With the men gyrating and the music playing in the background, you'd think this was some kind of vegetable porno.
Enjoy the video below. Anyone else hungry for nice big… fruit or vegetable?