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The helmet is green with a yellow "O" and the Oregon license plate on this unique car is "QB" and registration expires 10/03/13. The seats inside are designed to look like a football with laces and Nike Swoosh.
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A harvest fair of vegetables and flowers from the children's garden program will be held on Saturday from 10 A.M. to 3 P.M. The free event, in the children's garden, will include informal workshops, cooking demonstrations and crafts made with garden produce.
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1 ln a small bowl, mix the garlic with 1/4 cup of the lemon juice, then rub the mixture overthe hens.
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2 Preheat the broiler, setting the rack 8 inches from the heat.
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If the hens start to overbrown, tent them with aluminum foil.
3 Meanwhile, in a small bowl, combine the remaining 2 tablespoons of lemon juice and the sugar.
When the hens have finished cooking, remove them from the oven and brush them with the lemon-sugar mixture.
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 2361 Calories from Fat 1436
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 159 g245%
Saturated Fat 44.2 g220.8%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 1145.4 mg381.8%
Sodium 698.8 mg29.1%
Total Carbohydrates 24 g8.1%
Dietary Fiber 1.7 g6.6%
Sugars 7.5 g
Protein 197 g394%
Vitamin A 25.1% Vitamin C 94.9%
Calcium 19.6% Iron 56.1%
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|Cranberry orange relish
|6 Tablespoon
|1 Cup (16 tbs), chopped
|Brown sugar
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Peel potatoes and mash.
Add juice, sugar, salt, nutmeg, cinnamon and vanilla.
Beat with mixer until well blended.
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Fill each well with 1 tablespoon of Cranberry-Orange Relish.
Mix together pecans and brown sugar.
Top each cup with mixture.
MICROWAVE 5 to 8 MINUTES on HIGH or until heated through.
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Calories 521 Calories from Fat 199
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 24 g36.6%
Saturated Fat 2.2 g11%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 311.8 mg13%
Total Carbohydrates 79 g26.3%
Dietary Fiber 6.9 g27.4%
Sugars 46.3 g
Protein 5 g10.2%
Vitamin A 321.1% Vitamin C 37.7%
Calcium 6.7% Iron 9.2%
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trouble even in mild climate. The type of soil used for potting also
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George, as you know hardiness is measured by temp in
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> Hello Phil;
> There are some on the various lists who live in zone
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> Here in Vermont we
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> days in the 40s or
> slightly higher followed by a certain below zero
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> the roots.
> As a reminder, the difference between zones 5 and 3
> also is evident in
> the presence of rodents and what they can do to your
> prized plants. I
> always use a spun fiber insulating blanket and then
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> rodents tend to carry
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Music may consider these the most influential years in history. A little known Liverpool band hit big in the year 1963 with 'Love me do'. In 1967 The Beatles released the album '(Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band)' and through to 1970 they realised another 6 albums including the monumental 'White Album', one of the first double cd, single album. The last recorded Beatles album 'Abbey Road' is known all around the world. The influence of these 3 years could not be matched in a normal 300 years.
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A League of Their Own - Illinois Railway Museum
This comedy follows the formation of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League during the 1940s, at the start of World War II. All of the movie's scenes on the train and at the railroad depot were shot at the Illinois Railway Museum in Union, home to more than 250 restored electric, steam and diesel trains. The Nebraska Zephyr passenger train seen in the film is part of the museum's permanent collection.
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Custom framing, art and gift gallery. Featuring Steve Hanks, Tom Lynch and Scanlan.
The Apollo is an all-purpose activity center, featuring a renovated historic 1912 theater.
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San Juan Capistrano plans to reduce its participation in the new $53 million Upper Chiquita Reservoir to free up money to purchase generators to run the city's groundwater recovery plant in case of a power outage.
The City Council voted 4-0 Tuesday night, with Mayor Sam Allevato absent, to move forward with a staff recommendation to cut the city's share of reservoir capacity to 6.67 percent from 10.15 percent. The move could save the city close to $1.5 million in costs associated with the reservoir, according to San Juan Utilities Director Keith Van Der Maaten. That would cover the estimated $900,000 cost of the generators and other local water projects to be determined, Van Der Maaten said.
San Juan is a partner with the city of San Clemente and the Moulton Niguel, Santa Margarita and South Coast water districts in the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the reservoir, which was completed last month near Rancho Santa Margarita. The 244-million-gallon reservoir is intended to provide additional water in case of a loss of supply from the Metropolitan Water District, the agencies' primary source of imported water.
San Juan decided to reduce its share of water at the reservoir to 50 acre-feet from the current 76.1 because of unforeseen interest costs and the potential financial effects of continuing at 10.15 percent participation, Van Der Maaten said.
He said the city could not afford the cost of maintaining the original agreement, reached in 2009. The city never signed an official agreement, so it can reduce its participation without penalty, he said.
The Santa Margarita Water District has agreed to buy the 26.1 acre-feet that San Juan is giving up, Van Der Maaten said.
Council members agreed that having backup power at the groundwater facility is more important and cost-effective than the additional storage area at the reservoir.
"This will be a real benefit to the city of San Juan Capistrano," Councilman John Taylor said.
Councilwoman Laura Freese, who has been pushing for generators at the plant since she was elected, said she's happy to see the project moving forward.
The plan is to install two generators at the groundwater facility and one at each of the five city wells.
"We discovered through the analysis that the groundwater recovery plant has a larger role ... if we were to lose that in a power outage than losing additional storage in the Upper Chiquita Reservoir," Van Der Maaten said. The reservoir would supply San Juan with water for only up to 10 days, he said.
However, Capistrano Beach resident Richard Gardner said "having a generator that you'll never use ... is an absolute waste of public funds."
He said a situation in which power is out longer than 10 days is unlikely and that drawing water from the reservoir, even with the reduced storage, would be sufficient.
City staff now will address fuel delivery and the design of the generator project. Fuel costs for the generators would vary depending on costs at the time of an outage and how long the outage continues.
There was no timetable set for the project to be completed.
- Staff writer Rob Vardon contributed to this report.
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Among the serious candidates, two stand out. Festival Radio has stellar backing (Mentorn Films, Time Out, Emap), a convincing business plan and a persuasive format. Aimed at the 25-34 demographic, featuring indie music and a promise to promote live music events around London, Festival will not be ignored by the Authority. The applicant says the station will have a weekly showcase in conjunction with underground music labels in London, and broadcast alternative music events, whether from trendy underground clubs or outdoor festivals.
Proof that it has hit upon a viable format comes in the form of a competing application with similar attributes: the trendy, young X-FM, backed by the Cure's manager, Chris Parry, and scheduled by Sammy Jacobs. If both applicants have done their homework (and to judge from material I have seen, they have), then the Authority will have little trouble awarding the licence to one of the two.
That leaves some wild cards, even so. (And to judge by the Radio Authority's track record, one can't complete reject the prospect of an off-the-wall award. Just think of Viva! or London News Radio or Premiere, the Christian radio station).
The wildest card of all is Capital Radio, the London giant, which led the lobby on the Broadcasting Bill to ditch the one-FM licence limit. Unfortunately for Capital, which wants to migrate its AM Gold service on to FM, it may have won the war, but will probably lose the battle.
Don't get me wrong: the case for a Gold service on FM is undeniably strong. There is currently no mainstream gold on FM, featuring hits of the Seventies, Eighties and Nineties. Capital Gold on AM gets 1.5 million listeners, but many of them have had to put up with losing the signal when they pass under bridges, and some of those equipped with state-of-the art home or car stereos can't much like the tinny, lifeless sounds they hear.
The point is proven by the industry statistics, which show that Gold is losing listening hours faster than it is losing listeners - a sure sign that poor-quality reception is to blame. Capital is believed to be predicting an additional 500,000 listeners within three years if it gets its FM Gold licence.
But hell hath no fury like a regulator scorned. The Radio Authority fought hard against the relaxation of the licence limits, and will no doubt wield its considerable discretionary powers to determine the "public interest" of giant Capital gaining an even bigger share of the London audience than it already has.
Capital may be interested to hear about the new acronym used informally by the authority to designate the public interest test: "the pits". "You've got that right," I can almost hear Richard Eyre, Capital's boss, say, as he learns next October that his dream of an FM Gold evaporates.
There are other candidates for the lucrative London licence, many of them convinced that they can meet the authority's three basic criteria: that any new service be financially viable, that it broaden choice, and that it enhance fair and effective competition. They include CLT, the Luxembourg-based owner of the semi-national Atlantic 252, which hopes to in-fill its signal in the South-east, and GWR, the fast-growing regional broadcaster. Also likely to be among the bidders is Saga, which probably came close to winning the Yorkshire licence last month with its over-fifties service. But the authority may argue that the older population already has Melody Radio. Saga is probably better off trying for one of the regional licences still to come, like the Solent.
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This review is from: Thermaltake Toughpower XT TPX-775M 775W ATX 12V v2.3 / EPS 12V v2.91 SLI Certified CrossFire Certified 80 PLUS BRONZE Certified Modular Active PFC Power Supply GeForce GTX 470 Certified
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Single 12v rail
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Ample power supply for most mid level gaming pcs
Overall I am happy with the power supply. The modular cables are a bit stiff but setting them in the sun for 30 mins before installation made them a bit more flexible.
Cons: Not black
MB 8 pin power connector is a pain to work with when hiding cables. I purchased an extension simply because the secondary connector was too short to hide away somewhere or and using the furthest end one resulted in the other connector not being able to be hidden.
24 pin connector is VERY stiff wire wise and it was a bit too big to go into my MB (EVGA 790i) and I had to filed the plastic housing around the pins down some. Not a big deal, but something users should be notified about.
Other Thoughts: These are just nit picky items that werent really a con.
Sleeving job could have been A LOT better
Sleeving will VOID your warranty regardless
Fan is tucked away inside of the unit instead of behind a removable grill which is an annoyance because occasionally I can hear the fan tapping the housing as its spinning. Doesnt happen often, but often enough that I notice it.
I like Thermaltakes products but I wont be purchasing another power supply from them. If you need any extra cables, you can purchase them from Thermaltake so if you plan to sleeve this unit, I strongly recommend buying an extra set of the modular cables because Thermaltake Customer Support said that when RMAing the unit, everything must be RMA'd with it and sleeving on any of the cables will void your warranty.
Got this unit for $85 after mail in rebate so for the price it was a good buy.
This review is from: Thermaltake Spedo Advance Package VI90001W2Z Black 0.8 mm SECC Steel ATX Full Tower Computer Case
Pros: Cable Management is made REALLY easy with this case. I can honestly say that has got to be the best thing going for it.
The ATC 3 honestly doesnt help with my temps all that much, 3 months of monitoring with and 3 months of monitoring without. It does make the inside of the case look nice though. Currently I only have the bottom cover and the side cover for the PSU installed as I am hiding cables under it. Other than that, the other pieces are in the closet.
This case moves a TON of air when all of the fan spots are full, but can be very noisy. The dust filters in the front of the case work ok, but I replaced them with AC filter material that I got at Home Depot and has even further reduced the dust in the case.
Cons: Stock dust filters dont catch all that much dust. The very top piece of the ATC sometimes gets stuck (the one above the GPU slots) and a small screw driver is needed to persuade it to pop out. The screw less design is nice, but I have removed the HDD trays and have put my own HDD mounting in there, mostly for vibration.
Have to take the MB out to replace or remove the fan behind the MB.
Other Thoughts: Very nice case, its huge so make sure you have room for it. There is tons of ways to mod this case to suit your needs, and I definitely recommend installing the CPU cooler fan to draw air INTO the case against the backside of the MB rather than exhausting it. My temps decreased 4C when I did this.READ FULL REVIEW
This review is from: Thermaltake Spedo Advance Package VI90001W2Z Black 0.8 mm SECC Steel ATX Full Tower Computer Case
Pros: There's a ton of pros from the cable management to the overall design of the case. There is tons of room to work with and all kinds of different ways to route the cables around to hide them. The fan on the side is not as loud as some say, nor is the handle or dividers as flimsy as some say.
Case is very large, make sure that you check the dimensions of where you want to put it prior to buying it, as I could fit my mid tower inside of it if the drive bays were not there.
Cons: The cable management holes in front of the motherboard could have run the whole length of where the motherboard goes in order to help with cable management.
Fan on the side panel does not have a dust filter, vents do not have dust filters although they allow air input.
Top fan wire could have been a little bit longer, and the side panel fan connector could have been a little longer as well.
Wire ties in the cable management boxes are cheap, replaced with real wire ties.
Legs need rubber on them instead of just plastic.
Other Thoughts: Maybe I'm a bit nit picky, but the the Power switch, reset switch, and LED wires could have been sleeved rather than being left loose.
Would have been nice for the front panel to be relocatable as my case sits on the desk, not on the floor which basically makes them useless to me unless I want to stand up to access them.


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For many years I had worked as a travel writer, selling articles to magazines and newspapers. But when I realized there was more money to be made in travel pieces for TV, I studied video techniques and switched to that. I had filmed travel pieces in many countries around the world and this time was just finishing up on one to be called "Hiking the Grand Canyon." But it had been a tough and grueling job, and I was glad to see it come to end.
When I got ready to leave the Canyon area, more than anything else, I wanted to stay in a luxury hotel with a lot of hot shower water, a good restaurant, a good lounge, and I didn't want to have to drive very far to do it. The nearest town to the Grand Canyon of any size was Flagstaff, Arizona, about 75 miles away, so I drove there. I would start heading back to New York the next day. I had a phobia about planes, so I never flew, only drove.
I picked out the most luxurious-looking hotel in Flagstaff and checked in. The room was quite nice, and yes, it provided a lot of hot water. I took a long shower, put some clean clothes on and prepared to go down to the lounge for a nice cold and wet beer. I decided to take the video camera with me in case I wanted to get any shots of "the nearest luxury accommodation," other than the lodge actually in the park of course. That was often booked up.
The lounge also was large and luxurious-looking. I ordered a draft beer but was only there for about fifteen minutes when a young couple came in. It was pretty easy to tell what they had been up to. He was dressed in one of those silly-looking pearl-gray tuxedos, and she was dressed in a white satin bridal gown.
But what a looker she was! About five-foot-eight, I guessed, with long and curly blonde hair and a face more beautiful than I had ever seen in Playboy.
They sat down at the table next to mine. When the waitress came over, he ordered a double Jack Daniels on the rocks, and she ordered a white wine.
"Don't you think you've had enough for one day?" she whispered to him after the waitress left. "You had a lot to drink at the reception."
"Ish my wedding day," he said, slurring his words and winking over at me.
I tried to ignore them, but I could not help overhearing some of the subsequent conversation.
He was talking to her in a whisper, but she leaned back and said: "No way!"
"It would be a keepshake, a memento," he said.
"I'm not going to do that in front of a complete stranger."
"Please? Pretty please with sugar on it," he whined. "Just for me?"
"He wouldn't do it anyway."
"Let me ask him."
"You can ask him, but I'm not saying I'll do it."
"Okay!" He got up, crossed over and sat down at the chair next to mine. "Can I ask you something?" he said.
"We jus got married."
"No kidding."
"My wife's shister took a lot of video of the wedding, but the video I would really like to have would be of the wedding night. You know what I mean?" He winked again.
"I think I know what you mean."
"Are you staying here at the hotel?"
"Yes, for the night. Then I'm heading east."
"We're staying here too. We have the bridal suite."
"Good for you."
"Are you a pretty good photographer?"
"I'm very good. I do it as a profession."
"Fantashtick! Would you be willing to take pictures of our wedding night if I paid you for your time?"
I looked over his shoulder at the bride. She just lifted her hands in the air to indicate a "whatever." But that was not a "No way." And I must admit the idea intrigued—and aroused—me. As I said: She was a real looker.
"Well, I'll tell you what," I said, "I'm not doing anything tonight, and I'm sure whatever's on TV would be boring. So why don't I do what you ask—and give it to the two of you as a wedding present?" I looked over at her and spoke loud enough for her to hear. "And as a professional, I can promise you that it will be beautiful and not obscene." Actually, I did not give a rat's ass what it was; I just wanted to see her naked and watch her get fucked. And I wanted to figure out a way to get the tape back to my room and make a quick copy of it before turning it over to them.
"Great!" he said. "Just a minute."
He went back to his own table and talked to her in whispers. To my delight, I could see that it was not taking much persuasion to get her to agree. Perhaps she was a bit of an exhibitionist. Most pretty girls are. Then he came back.
"Okay, we're not gonna have any dinner cause we had enough to eat at the reception. So how would seven o'clock be?"
"Works for me. Where are you?"
"What room are we?" he asked her.
"Two forty six."
"Two forty six," her repeated.
"I'll be there." I tried to give his bride what I thought was a reassuring smile. She still looked a little uneasy about the idea.
Carrying my trusty camcorder and gear bag, I knocked on their door at seven. The groom, who was still dressed in his pearl-gray tux minus the jacket, answered it. Behind him was his bride, still in her white satin gown.
"I guess we should know each other's names," I said, offering my hand. "My name's Donald Baker, travel photographer."
"Well, my name's Chuck, and this here is Christine," he said.
I nodded to her, but I could tell from his breath that he had not sobered up a lot. I wondered if he actually would be able to perform. I hoped so.
"We kept our stuff on so we could start just like we came in," he said. "So if you just tell us what to do to make a good video, we'll do it."
"Sounds fine to me." I put the gear bag down. "This is going to be all handheld," I said, "I'll have more mobility that way and get you a better tape." With the kind of camera I had, no additional lighting was needed. The camera adjusted the lighting itself.
"Well, I think the first thing we would want would be for your beautiful bride to slowly get undressed—with you watching," I suggested.
"Do you want to close the blinds first?" I asked.
"Hell no! Anybody wants to watch our wedding night, they're welcome to it."
Apparently both of them were exhibitionists.
"I hope you realize that I've never done anything like this before," Christine said to me.
"I realize that. I'll make sure you like the tape. It will be beautiful."
"You have to unzip me," she said to her husband.
"All right!" He went behind her as I started shooting, took the zipper at the back of her dress and slowly pulled it down to the top of her hips. She was easily able to shuck out of the dress and laid it on the bench at the end of the bed. Now she was clad in obviously new white lace panties, a white lace bra, a white garter belt, white stockings, and white satin shoes. She pushed off the shoes. Now I guessed her actual height was more like five-seven.
"Ain't she the most beautiful thing you ever saw?" Chuck asked.
"She sure is." I continued shooting as she put one foot up on the bench, unfastened a stocking and peeled it down. Then, she did the same with the other one. Then, with a sigh, she turned to us, reached her hands behind her back, unfastened the hook, and dropped her bra on top of the dress. God, what a beautiful pair of breasts she had! Not huge, but perfectly formed, with little maroon nipples.
Finally, with a bigger sigh, she hooked her thumbs in the sides of her panties and slowly pushed them down. What a sight! She had the most beautiful little spun-gold muff I had ever seen, and she had apparently trimmed it to one inch and perhaps even dyed it more blonde for the occasion. She also had trimmed the bottom close so it looked like a fuzz-covered peach. Shyly, she crossed her hands in front of her.
"No, don't do that!" Chuck cried, "Show us what you got."
Looking up in exasperation, she put her hands to her sides.
Wow, I thought.
"Isn't that the prettiest pussy you ever saw?" Chuck asked.
"It sure is."
"So what's next?" he asked.
"Well, I think this is the point where she would perform oral sex. Give you a blowjob."
"All right!"
"Shouldn't he get undressed first?" she asked.
"Oh yeah, I guess that's right. Chuck, you should get undressed first."
"Okay!" He turned, quickly sat down on the bed and started to pull his shoes off. Then he stopped.
"What's the matter?" she asked.
He looked up at her. His face was nearly white. "I don't feel well," he muttered. Then he jumped up, ran for the bathroom, and closed the door.
"You---," she began to say to him. But he was gone. She looked at me. "He's been drinking all day. I should have known this would happen."
I shut the camera off. "I'm really sorry about that," I said. "What do you want to do?"
She sat on the bench. "See if he comes out."
I put the camera down.
"There's still some champagne on that table over there," she said. "Would you like one?"
"Bring me one too."
I carried it over to her, and she stood. "You really are quite beautiful," I said.
"Thank you."
I toasted her, and we clinked glasses. "It's a shame that your beauty might be going to waste tonight."
"Yes, standing here stark naked and drinking champagne with a total stranger is not what I had in mind for my wedding night."
I laughed. "Let me go check on him."
It was worse than I thought. The toilet was full of vomit, and Chuck was stretched out beside it, passed out. I flushed the toilet and returned. "I guess that's the end of the picture-taking," I said. "He's passed out."
"He'll be out the rest of the night then. I know him." She sighed and sat down on the bench again. "I knew this would happen." She looked up. "What do we owe you?"
"Nothing. I told him that this would be my wedding present to you. I'm just sorry we can't complete it."
She thought about it for awhile. "We should give you something for your trouble," she said. "....Is there anything from me you would like?"
"She said as she sat there naked. Like what?"
"That thing you just mentioned."
"A blow job?"
"Yes, a blow job."
"You're kidding, right?"
"No, I'm not kidding. I would like to pay him back for ruining my wedding night."
That's not something you should do, I thought. But that was not what I said. "I would love a blow job from you," I said.
"Then drop your pants."
"Can I tape it?" I asked.
"Of course."
I propped the camera up on the dresser and turned it on. Then I unfastened my belt and pushed my pants and shorts down to my ankles. She dropped to her knees from the bench and crawled over. She took my cock in both hands, looked at it, then covered it with her mouth and started swirling her tongue around. For the next ten minutes she gave me the most delicious slurping blowjob I had ever had in my life, murmuring "mmmmmm" all the time. I was hoping now that someone was watching us.
Finally, she took it out. "Do you want to come in my mouth or would you rather fuck me?" she asked, and I could tell from the sound of her voice that she had consumed more than a few glasses of the champagne.
"I don't think I could resist an offer like that," I said. "I definitely would rather fuck you. Let me reposition the camera." I didn't even ask her permission to tape it this time. I repositioned the camera so it was trained on the bed. Then I picked her up in my arms—it seemed the right thing to do—and carried her to the bed. I laid her down, and she spread her thighs. I definitely wanted to fuck her, but I also could not resist that delicious-looking fuzzy peach.
"Is it okay if I go down on you?" I asked.
"Oh God, would you? Chuck won't do it because he says it's unmanly—but it's okay for me to do it to him."
"He doesn't know what he's missing." I took off the rest of my clothes and laid down between her thighs. Then I spent at least the next fifteen minutes eating the most delicious peach I had ever tasted, while she moaned so loud, I thought it would wake the groom.
Finally, neither one of us could resist it any longer. I kneeled between her thighs, lifted up her hips and plunged my cock into her wet pussy. I fucked her hard and fast, but both of us were so excited that we came quickly—and at the same time.
"AGGGGHH!" she cried.
I thought that was going to be it for the night, but after assuring me that Chuck would not wake up until morning, she used that magic tongue of hers to bring me up again, and we fucked more slowly and tenderly this time. And this time, I flipped her over so that she was on the top and facing the camera instead of me. She seemed to enjoy the idea of performing for the camera.
Neither one of us got any sleep. I wanted to leave early in the morning—especially before Chuck woke up—so I fucked her one more time around four a.m.
"I've got to leave," I said, getting out of the bed. "I want to get an early start." Actually, I just wanted to get away before Chuck woke up.
"Okay." When I was all dressed, she said "Wait." She climbed out of the bed, crossed to me, stood on her tiptoes and naked as a jaybird gave me a deep kiss with a lot of tongue. "Thank you so much for my wedding night," she said.
"I'm the one who should thank you. You're the greatest little fuck I've ever had."
"That's the nicest thing that's ever been said to me," she said with a laugh. "I'll remember you."
"What are you going to tell Chuck?"
"That I had to watch TV all night—and that he owes me."
"Good for you." I kissed her once again, then picked up my gear and left. I went back to my room, packed up, and checked out. Chuck was after all quite a bit bigger than me, and some guys don't take too kindly to your fucking their bride on their wedding night.
But I had something to look forward to when I got home. I understand they have some good shows on video.
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We all knew 'Star Wars' would be huge – except George Lucas It felt like playing on a big set of boys' toys; it was very surreal. But although Star Wars was a life-changing event for me, I've since found success in behind-the-scene roles [as an acclaimed novelist, scriptwriter and Hollywood script-doctor], which I've preferred.
I'm 5ft 1, so if I gain 10lbs, I may as well be twins I've been on the road for the past three-and-a-half years with [my autobiographical show] Wishful Drinking. I stopped exercising and I put on so much weight it was humiliating. I weighed 12 stone at my heaviest. I couldn't even look at myself.
I was flattered by how iconic the 'Return of the Jedi' gold bikini scenes became I was the geek pin-up. But I'll never forget when this guy came up and said, "I've been thinking of you every day from when I was 12 to 22." "Every day?" I asked. And he replied, "Actually, four times a day." Well, that's gross. And I don't look like that any more.
As a teenager, I really didn't like my mother It's tough to individuate yourself if your mom [the American actress Debbie Reynolds] is a gorgeous, powerful Hollywood star. Now we're much closer; my relationship with her is just like any other mother-daughter relationship, except we wear more make-up and we're louder. I'm still jealous, though, as now I'm fatter than her – she's more disciplined than me.
Beauty is the biggest power you can have I look at how many young, beautiful girls there are in Hollywood and its obvious that we live in a world that's fixated on appearance. I'd like to think intellect was more important,but look around: there's the Nobel Prize, sure, but there's a lot more beauty prizes. These girls need to know: you're all heading for skin creping and losing your looks as you get older.
It's not good to go online to see what people say about you I Googled myself recently and someone had posted on a website: "Whatever happened to Carrie Fisher? She used to be so hot and now she looks like Elton John." It hurts, but if people are going to say mean stuff about me, I may as well say it myself [in my show], except I'll be more precise about putting myself down.
I regret that I complicated my daughter's life with my vices and being bipolar. [Fisher struggled for many years with alcohol and substance addiction.] As a mother, I'm supposed to be here to ease her difficulties in life, and that was not always possible. But the best thing you can do with regrets is hope that they become a lesson.
I'm not big on all that surgical stuff I'm not getting any younger, but I've not had a face-lift, as it wouldn't have been brilliant idea for me anyway; if you're going to be as overweight as I have been, then you can't get a face-lift, because if you then go and lose all the weight, it would look terrible and you'd have to have it done all over again.
I like to think of myself as a failed bulimic I was never very good at denying myself. When I got the Star Wars role, I weighed just 7 stone, and they told me I had to lose another 10lbs; I carry a lot in my face. There was no way that I could lose that weight healthily – there's no accident that the word "die" is in diet.
My new diet plan works along the same lines as AA Jenny Craig's is about the one-to-one support they give, which is key, along with portion control. So far I've lost 17lbs in 10 weeks, and it feels good; I just want the option to get back into a bikini again.
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You mean I can't have TONS of bass, forward mids and lots of treble? Oh man and all the thousands of dollars i've spent on headphones...and only now you tell me this!!
Only kidding..
I wonder if the DT-770 Pro 80 has more forward sounding mids than the DT-990 250. Probably not. I had the Pro version and it's mids were so recessed it made it unlistenable.
It's be nice if the 250 ohm PRO had the same design and more neutral bass.
I actually had the DT-990 for 3 years once and think it was the 250 ohm version. What's funny is that I don't remember a single thing about it. I went the whole 3 years not for once thinking it was bass heavy
AND I hate the K701 at the same time too.
I didn't find the DT-770 Pro 80 excessively bassy in any area except for it's sub-bass. I don't remember it having any massive mid-bass hump. I hate those. The guy at the store told me it's very neutral! Ok, whatever.
Pro 80 is worth having just for the comfort alone.


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Fusilli Com Aglio Olio Peperoncino E Zucchini
|1 , ends trimmed and coarsely chopped
|Olive oil
|2⁄3 Cup (10.67 tbs)
|Fresh garlic
|4 Clove (20 gm)
|Fresh jalapeno pepper
|1 , stem and seeds removed
|Fresh basil/1 teaspoon dried basil
|1 Tablespoon
|Fresh thyme/1 teaspoon dried thyme
|1 Tablespoon
|Fresh oregano/1 teaspoon dried oregano
|1 Tablespoon
|Black pepper
|To Taste (As Required)
|Cayenne pepper
|To Taste (As Required)
|To Taste (As Required)
|Canned cannellini beans
|16 Ounce, drained and rinsed (1 Can)
|1 Pound (Curry Noodles)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs), grated (As Required)
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (As Required)
|Asiago cheese
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs) (As Required)
1. Take a food processor or blender and add in it zucchini, oil, garlic, jalapeno pepper, basil, thyme, oregano, black and red peppers and salt.
2. Process the blender with off/on method, until the ingredients are chopped, but make sure it is not purred.
3. Pour the blended ingredients into a small saucepan and simmer the mixture against low heat for 5 minutes, with occasional stirring.
4. Add beans [drained and rinsed] beans into the saucepan andsimmer for more 5 minutes until beans get a little bit dried.
5. In the mean time, cook pasta, according the directions mentioned on the packet.
6. After cooking pasta, drain water from it, and pour already prepared sauce over it.
7. Add topping on the dish with grated cheese and a drizzle of garlic powder[on discretion]
8. Serve immediately.
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Nutrition Facts
Serving size
Calories 1006 Calories from Fat 374
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 44 g68.4%
Saturated Fat 8.7 g43.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 39.3 mg13.1%
Sodium 350.6 mg14.6%
Total Carbohydrates 118 g39.4%
Dietary Fiber 13 g52.1%
Sugars 5.8 g
Protein 32 g63.5%
Vitamin A 16.4% Vitamin C 33.8%
Calcium 27.1% Iron 34%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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Somewhere in the latest WikiLeaks e-mail dump there's probably something about our family.A real bombshell: On Aug. 27, we ordered paper plates with a tennis…
It's time for Minnesota to stake its claim in the mega-Ferris wheel wars
With everyone else getting giant Ferris wheels, we need a Minnesota version.
Peak leaf color is over at 1:37 p.m. Floor it!
It's that time of the year when you feel as if you should drive north and look at leaves. You see the pictures of the…
With sweeping array of murals, Mpls. is a living, changing art gallery
With a sweeping array of murals, Minneapolis is a living, changing art gallery.
Onboard the world's largest cruise ship, living large
With 6,000 passengers, can the world's largest cruise ship float your boat?
Lileks: How many robots are too many?
Google (company motto: "We know what you're doing, pal") has announced a new personal assistant. It's called "Assistant." It sits on your countertop, answers questions,…
St. Paul's Pioneer Endicott complex stands the test of time
If a building's famous for its height or style, someone may tell its tale. If a building's lucky, it gets Larry Millett. The Pioneer Endicott at 4th and Roberts streets in St. Paul is lucky.
James Lileks: Have a nice, crispy, tart, crunchy Nonnetit Bastard apple
Let's stick to our favorites — or at least the ones we've heard of.
Pumpkin spice is great – and you're a bad person if you don't agree
It's October, and that means it's time for jaundiced, worn-out columnists determined to wring all the joy out of life to complain about Pumpkin Spice…
Lileks: Are you ready for the Satan weed?
We're being invaded by a nasty strain of super weeds.
James Lileks: Putting the cart before the kid
Target introduced tiny shopping carts for tots, then realized that everyone over 3 feet tall hated them, and the carts were removed. Good. Now let's…
Minneapolis' Loring Park offers a mini-history lesson
Before the weather gets chilly, let's take a stroll around Loring Park. It's a nice amble — and it's also a history of the city written in miniature.
James Lileks: All's fair in love and grocery price wars
Competing grocery stores are out for blood (sausage).
Johnny Appleseed of north Minneapolis grows gardens, inspires kids
Former TV news cameraman and founder of Project Sweetie Pie envisions a food corridor he calls the Nile of the North.
Lileks: Get your flu shot here, there, anywhere
Well, it's time for the annual flu shot. This year's strain, HBN6-3.14, probably started the same way as the rest, with some sick goose in…
James Lileks: No hot dog cart at hardware store? Autumn has begun
A sure sign that summer's over? No hot dog cart at the hardware store.
James Lileks: Get an exclusive look at the iPhone38
After 40 years of splashy product demos, a new iPhone barely makes the news anymore.
James Lileks: There's no place like (this) home
Model house showcase creates an image of a world that will never be.
James Lileks: Curb alert! Free mildewed shower curtain! Act fast!
Want to meet new people? There's a magic word. It's ...Hold on, there's a back story. Last year I ordered a wood shed from FlimsyChineseExportsReseller.com,…
Streetscapes: The Minnesota State Fair is built to last
The unique – and enduring – buildings on the fairgrounds show a range of architectural styles.
James Lileks: The end of the State Fair, and all it symbolizes
As the State Fair ends, we're left with warm memories and grease-stained shirts.
James Lileks: An interview with a woman who's been to every State Fair since 1859
We're pleased to present an interview with Emma M. Emmerson, the state's oldest fairgoer. She is 160, spry as a cricket and walks unassisted thanks…
Lileks: Some creative new fair offerings
You can't say this is the same ol' State Fair stuff.
Every Minnesota town should have a motto, and boy there are some doozies
Mottoes aim to share civic pride, even if some fall short of a shout-out.
James Lileks: He's finally coming clean about shampoo
There are 47 bottles in the shower. Thirty-eight contain various thick, scented substances that detangle hair, add bounce and shine, impart luster, weld split ends…
Three travel questions (and three answers) about Iceland
Iceland is like Minnesota, on the moon, with whales and trolls. You should go.
'Stranger Things' Netflix series sells nostalgia — and gets it right
"Stranger Things" Netflix series is a dead ringer for the ugliness of the early '80s.
James Lileks: When it's time for a tree to come down, do you call the pros or lose some toes?
Real men chop down their own trees. Real smart men call in experts.
James Lileks: At last, an honest school supply list
For weeks, the giant yellow pencil has hung over the seasonal aisles of dry-goods stores, looking like a guillotine blade raised to sever summer from…
In defense of cargo shorts
Let's stop the shorts-shaming and admit that these practical pants have a place the closet.
Why your passport might be useless
A few years ago, I made plans to fly from Minneapolis to Amsterdam to Bucharest on the day before Thanksgiving. I was going to be…
James Lileks: Jiminy! Crickets can raise a ruckus
Their annual serenade is a loud reminder that August is here — and fall is coming.
Who's got your number? A robot.
Directory assistance used to be quite simple: You dialed 411, and a complex informational retrieval and processing system responded. We called them "human beings." If…
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