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Missy brother and dad (4)
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Missy, Brother and Dad (4)
Josh slept till noon. He woke and smiled at his luck. He loved fucking his sister, she was so hot, he got hot thinking about her, looking at her 14 yr old body, feeling her young tits and her little slit. She liked fucking him too and she could fuck like no girl he had fucked before. She would fuck him anytime, anywhere, It was his first time in a 3some with his dad, him and Missy all fucking her together.
He thought about his mom. She was just a grown up version of Missy, and felt sorry they were all having hot sex, while she was not. He figured Dad's drinking had put her off, but she still was a hot mom. He looked at her hot legs sitting in her chair reading like she always seem to. God she had nice boobs, big and full. He peeked at them every time he got the chance. She would catch him and just smile, and hug him and pull his face into her big tits, and grin at him.
He got up and ate and found his mom sitting up in bed reading again. He walk in her bedroom and laid beside her and looked at her. Damn, she was so sexy in her shorts, and tiny top. She had on no bra today, Sunday. He could see her nipples big, poking thru her little top. He looked at her short shorts, and could see a little line of hair that must lead down to her pussy. He was getting a boner.
She finally stopped reading and took off her glasses and smiled at him.
She said: "What are you up to today my little man". At 17, she still called him 'her little man.' She knew him well, and that little horny smile of his. She smiled back at him and reached out and rubbed his arm. "You sure have gotten a good build Josh, do you work at a lot." He blushed and said 'yes'. She pulled him over to her and raised his shirt. "My my, look at those ab's..oooo the girls must like that." She started rubbing her hand over his chest. She knew what she was doing and watched his boner, hidden under his hand.
Josh thought…Damn, his boner was getting bigger, and wouldn't go away. She, like Missy, so sexy in the way she acts and talks. He tried to think of something else, but couldn't.
Mom was getting tingles rubbing his chest so she just climbed on top of him and squatted right on his dick. She closed her eyes and with both hands rubbed his chest. She whispered: ("..you could use a rub down son, to keep those muscles in shape. Mom will fix you right up.") He thought …oh my god…her voice is just like Missy's when she talks like that. Mom felt his now, big boner under her, and damn it felt good. She began to rock on it..mmmmmm..wow, she hadn't felt those tingles in a long time.
Josh didn't know what to do. He wanted so bad to put his hand on those big tits that were rocking back and forth in his face, a zooming cleavage which she keeping bringing them closer to his face.
She thought….I feel that boner of his right on my clit if I lean over more….damn…I could have and orgasm sitting on my own son's dick so easy now. I'd sure like that. I bet he wouldn't say a thing if I rubbed my pussy right on his big dick. He wouldn't want to embarrass me.
I can't hold out much longer, this is feeling way too good to stop now. She couldn't stop herself as she slowly closed her eyes and leaned down slowly and kissed her son while she rocked more on his dick. Josh freaked inside. He froze in place and just let her get off on him. She started to moan in his mouth and started slipping her tongue along his lips. He just let it happen and began to respond to her kissing so hot now. He let his hands come up and placed them on her cute little hips, and started moving them with her.
He heard and felt her breathing strain as she moaned louder in his mouth. She started to shake and her body stiffened up as she sucked on his tongue….the she yelled in his mouth and moaned a long moan and shuttered on him and moved her pussy around on his dick. She lay still and kissed him softly, as she panted for breath.
They heard the front door open in the living room.
She quick jumped up and went in the bathroom. Josh went down the hall with a magazine held over his big wet spot where she had sat on his boner and went to his room. He quick changed his pants, and came out. Dad looked at him and said: "What's the matter with you, you look like someone just scared you!"…and laughed. Josh just smiled and said he was just watching a scary video…and laughed too. "Honey, what's for dinner." dad yelled. Mom yelled back:
"It'll be ready at 5, dear, it's snails, and worm left overs again. Dad didn't even pay attention to what she said as he watched T.V. He yelled back….."OK." Josh just smiled and looked at his mom down the hall. She grinned big, blew him a kiss and shook her ass at him, as she giggled silently. She was trying to dry a huge wet spot on her shorts with a towel. Josh was in love.… again.
That evening mom came in Josh's room as he was on the computer playing. She whispered: ("..we need to talk Josh….") He looked at her and melted. She had on her robe and it was half open at the top. Dad was just leaving for a ball game, he yelled "Bye." and left. Missy was at her friends Jan's house, spending the night. Josh said it looks like we're all alone for the evening, where do you want to talk? She smiled big at him, and said: "Oh….right here on your bed will do."
He got up and sat way back in his bed, and leaned against the wall. Mom climbed up and laid her head in his lap on her back.
She thought…. how am I going to handle this. I got carried away today, but I know he liked it, and I know I sure did. I want more from him, lots more, but he may feel uneasy making out with his mom. I hadn't had an orgasm like that in years, his dad just wants to do a quickie, and that's all, so I started cutting him off years ago. Damn, Josh make me so hot the way he looks at me, and stares at my tits. I wonder if he has the hots for me…I think he does. I'm going to find out tonight for sure.
.I wanted to explain about today and the way I acted. I….well….I..(josh interrupts) 'Mom…that was the hottest thing we did today, I loved it, I hope you understand that I'm young and I get excited when….. Mom just reached up and pulled his head down to her lips and started kissing him. Josh's heart jumped…but he felt a thrill like no other, wanting his mom so bad now. She whispered in his ear: (" let's not waste time, I need you Josh, you're the only man in my life, your dad is in another world. I hope it doesn't freak you out to make out with you own mother, I need it so bad Josh, help me with some happiness. I want you so bad. After today, I wanted to do a lot more than just kiss and rub us. It's ok with me if you want to have sex with me, because I sure want to with you"…..) She went back to kissing him hot. She put his hand on her bare tits, and said…feel me up josh...feel your mom's tits, she needs it.
Don't hold back, I think you want me like I want you, go for it….and she took her robe off and shut the door and locked it. She laid down and pulled at josh's pants, and took them off and his shirt. Now josh lay on top of his naked mother as she hotly kissed him in a hot frenzy. She was so horny she wanted sex and she wanted it now. Josh's trembling hands felt her body all over and her big full tits sent chills down to his dick. She became an animal and her tongue went crazy in his mouth, sucking his tongue and lips.
He wondered how long it had been since she had any sex, she was going crazy now, and his dick was about to burst. She wiggled and squirmed and grabbed his dick and started jacking it. Then, she pushed his head down to her pussy and held it firm, as she started humping his tongue hard….lick mommy baby….mommy hasn't been licked in years….oh god keep licking don't stop!…
suck on mommy's clit baby….yes …YES…oh god do it baby…do it.
Josh is hotter than he's ever been in his whole life. His whole body is shaking he wants to cum in his mom so bad…. He's afraid he'll cum to early…he moves up on her and put his dick in her very tight wet pussy…she moans…mom is tight baby….just keep pushing it in…oh god yes josh baby...oh now…fuck mom…fuck me hard ….josh…there…I'm gonna cum baby…it's coming…cum with meeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!..OH!….oh………
.oh god baby…yessssssssss joshhhhhhhhhhhhhh! …while she yelled his name he let go with a rocked of cum out of his dick he could feel in his whole body and it kept cuming and cuming…she screamed again…yes! Babyeeeeeeeeee!…and she shook and twisted her body and moaned weird sounds and fucked him faster and faster until she stopped and locked her body around his and squeezed his dick like a vice. He went dizzy and weak as she stayed clamped to him and just trembled.
She squeezed his dick with her pussy, over and over again. Tears ran down her cheeks and she shook, still…'oh god josh, that was so beautiful for mom….your wonderful….we have to do a lot of that for mom and josh….yes we do….
She knew she had to get up and couldn't get caught fucking her son in his own room. She was weak, and josh helped her put her robe on….she was in a daze and walked bow legged down the hall holding her dripping pussy. Then she stopped and walked back just to kiss him once more, then continued to her room. Josh just fell back on his bed and collapsed for the night.
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anonymous reader
2011-08-31 20:31:31
My mother fcked me when I was 12
anonymous reader
2011-05-14 15:28:28
nice story. I have been fucking my mom's cunt for weeks.
Dad left her for his secretary...true. I was jerking off...mom caught me, and begged me..to fuck her with my long cock.
I then went to her bedroom and fucked her. What a hairy juicy cunt. She lets me shoot into her cunt. No baby yet.
2011-01-05 12:49:21
Lovely story I love mom and son stories.
2011-01-05 12:48:57
Lovely story I love mom and son stories.
anonymous reader
2010-12-16 23:28:36
I didn't see any fisting in the story....
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I love this photo of my older brother, Bob. It was taken about 6 years before I was born and during the year that my sister, Marsha, was born - at least so says the date Mom wrote on the border of the print.
Could this be a 4th birthday photo of Bob with our mom or was it taken later in the summer? If it was a birthday photo, I'd say it was not yet a happy birthday if the look on his face tells us anything.
When I was a child, there were 2 people I sensed I could always count on: Gramma Meinzen and Bob. Though he sometimes tickled and teased me, there was a constancy about both him and Gramma: I knew they loved me.
Happy Birthday, Bob! I hope you have a great day. I love you.
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First time sail to Bahamas
Our family of four is on a trip now traveling the ICW on our sailboat. We started in Wisconsin in September and are currently in Southport, NC--it's nearly Thanksgiving. Our original intention was to end the trip in Florida sometime Dec./Jan. before we move back to Sweden. I personally am enjoying this trip so much that would like to extend and see some other waters and keep the new experience going. We have met a great family on the ICW that we are buddying up with and they are encouraging us to go to the Bahamas. It feels like we are just getting started and a relaxing time of clear blue water, warm sun and sand sounds very enticing after 30-40 mile days of grinding down the ICW. So, my question to you readers, is what is it like to sail from Florida to the Bahamas? What can a newbie expect on the great wide ocean for 20 hours or so? Are the Fla. Keys just as interesting? I say this now, but we would only be able to travel until Jan/Feb. before we have to ship the boat to Europe from Florida. My husband is the experienced sailor and it would not take much to twist his arm to go. I am new to this as are our daughters age 6 and 4. Thanks.
Have no fear...A wonderful time awaits you. The crossing will only take you 8-10 hours then you will be in SAFE waters...and it is beautiful there with MUCH MUCH better water than the Keys and you can swim and fish and lobster and see beautiful reefs with just a snorkle and hang out with a wonderful group of cruisers.
The only thing you need to do to be safe is to WAIT FOR WEATHER... 1. Don't cross the Stream when there is ANY wind out of the north. 2. Don't cross the stream when there s ore than 10 knots out of the East 3. Don't cross the stream when there is more than 15 knots out of the rest. 4. Always wait for 24 hours of favorable wind to let the stream calm down before you leave...so you need a 48 hour good weather report. Get EXPLORER brand chartbooks and the Steve Dodge Guide to Abacos for best routes and best information. Go and enjoy...you will not regret it! |
Thanks for the advice regarding weather conditions and support for the Bahamas over the Keys. We will continue our trek South and see where it takes us! Happy Thanksgiving! |
I agree with Cam. I'm an experienced blue water sailor now, but I remember our first Gulf Stream crossings to the Bahamas too. Wait for the right weather, always know where the nearest safe harbor is & go - you won't regret it. Heck, I liked it so much I kept going & now I'm 1/3 of the way around the world.
You didn't mention what kind of boat you have. Is it well-found? Are all the reefing lines rigged? Does it have an inner forestay & staysail? Proper anchors? A good engine? Do you know the age & pedigree of the rigging? etc, etc. If the answer to all of these questions is yes, then have fun! |
Hundreds of boats do it every year from MacGregor 26's to 100 foot yachts. Timing and weather is everything. If you jump off from Miami you'll be in good company. Many boats stage there and cross when windows occur. We usually go from Miami or lower Biscayne Bay and it usually takes us about 30 hours to get to Nassau where we check in. We then head south to the Exumas and beyond. In my view sailing in the Bahamas can't be beat. After the trek down the ICW it'll be a treat to drop your hook in waters where you can see it set or sail (or motor) across the Bank where you can see the conch (there's still conch there) on the bottom as you zip by. |
Great Advice... What are the recomendations on going from St Augustine, FL to the Abacos? Definately wait for the weather window. no gulfream crossing with north wind or above 15k. Ho about west end as a check in? Marsh harbor? Perils and advice wanted and asked for. Davit
Davit...from St. Augustine...the advice is to sail south to at least West Palm...then cross the stream. You can check in at West End if you make a day crossing.
My preference is to leave at midnight for the Memory Rock waypoint...arrive in daylight onto the banks and keep going to great sale cay. From Great Sale cay anchorage...then go toGreen Turtle Cay the next day and check in there. Wait for good weather for the Whale Cay passage and they you can head to Marsh Harbor. Cruisers net is ch 68 8:15 daily on the VHF once you get to Green Turtle. |
I am also a first timer to the Bahamas. We crossed from Lake Worth Inlet (West Palm Beach) direct to Memory Rock like the previous poster recommended. We left at 3:00 AM and crossed onto the Bahamas Bank at Memory Rock at Noon. We continued to the Great Sale Cay anchorage arriving there at about 8:00 PM. There is no problem traveling on the bank after dark if you have a GPS.
We cleared customs at Spanish Cay the next day. This is a great place to clear in as long as you call ahead to make sure the customs lady does not leave before your arrival. The marina does not charge for tying up to clear in and customs comes to your boat. Spanish Cay is a private resort with a marina and airport. It is their off season and we had the resort pretty much to ourselves. They welcome cruisers during the off season to help justify keeping a customs official on island. This is quicker than anchoring out and dingying in to Green Turtle. We stayed for two nights to rest up. Herb DuBois on Split Decision in Marsh Harbor, Abacos |
Herb...glad you had a good trip over. I like to leave W. Palm around midnight to arrive at Great Sale in daylight. If you see another Cat called Mothra while there (typically in Hopetown)...say hi from Camaraderie! Have fun!!
My son and I are going to start Scuba lessons here in Marsh Harbor tomorrow, but after they are finished we are going to check out Hope Town, Man o War and Guana. I will look for your friends and say hello.
We are looking for spots to take family members when they visit us here this winter. The first group arrives on Dec 16th. This includes some children, so we are looking for beaches with nice swimming and safe snorkeling. If anyone has suggestions, I would welcome them. Herb DuBois on Split Decision in Marsh Harbor, Abacos |
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Oil climbed for the first time in three days after the government said jobless claims unexpectedly fell to the least in five years last week. ECB policy makers cut the main refinancing rate to 0.5 percent from 0.75 percent. WTI extended gains as natural gas tumbled, forcing traders to liquidate bets that oil prices would drop to meet cash demand, said Stephen Schork, president of the Schork Group Inc. in Villanova, Pennsylvania.
"The jobless claims and the ECB rate cut are providing support to the oil market," said Gene McGillian, an analyst and broker at Tradition Energy in Stamford, Connecticut. "The markets continue to go back and forth on changing economic perceptions."
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Brent for June settlement gained $2.90, or 2.9 percent, to $102.85 a barrel on the London-based ICE Futures Europe exchange. Volume was 42 percent above the 100-day average. Brent's premium to WTI shrank to $8.86 a barrel, the least based on settlement prices since Dec. 30, 2011.
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Futures tumbled 3.7 percent in the previous two sessions amid signs of a slowdown in economic growth in the U.S. and China and as U.S. oil inventories reached an 82-year high.
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Pole said the front windows of the bar may be replaced by garage doors to open during nice weather.
The property has a long history in the M Streets, serving as a residential home in the '50s and then converting to a restaurant and bar in the '80s. The place was originally called Greenville Avenue Country Club and renamed J. Pepe's in 1987.
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Vijay Patel, a J. Pepe's regular since 1994, said he is "deeply saddened" by the news. He canceled his weekend plans — including a date to see midget wrestling and a Mavericks game — to spend the business' last nights basking in nostalgia.
"This is Cheers for us," he said. "This is the end of an era."
The bar will be open for business on St. Patrick's Day, said Pole. (Y'know, for that big party.) However, he could not confirm any pool parties for that day.
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Crazy like a troll?by d4vis (Chaplain) |
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I thought of this scenario the the other day while reading Perl?. Suppose you've made a bonehead post recently. You show up in worst nodes of the day with a -1 or so. Even worse, you show up a couple of times. Embarassing right? So what you do is troll as anonymous monk. Post a really bad/dense/ inflammatory post. That won't raise the rep on your bad post, but it might just be enough to knock you out of the 'worst nodes' list. It might also help you avoid collateral damage from those who scan the 'worst nodes' section and bandwagon on the downvotes. It will definitely siphon off votes that might have been used to -- you.
That's only speculation (and a cynical one at that) on my part, but....
Does this really happen? If it does...is it a big deal? If it is, is there any way to prevent it? Note: I personally tend to stay away from 'worst nodes'. I mean, if I want to see bad code and stupid comments, I could just stay in my home node all the time. ;)
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The ARP Investment Program is a low cost, expertly managed investment option for ARP churches and agencies that are seeking investment solutions for their contributed funds. The purpose of the Investment Program is to create an investment option for the people who are responsible for the ARP churches' and ARP agencies' funds while removing the administrative burden of day to-day management of these funds from the local church or agency.
As of December 2012, over $12M in endowments and permanent funds were invested in the program, which is overseen by the Investment Committee of General Synod that was created in 2005 for the sole purpose of handling investments for the denomination and its related entities.
The investment advisor to the Investment Program is Greystone Consulting, a business of Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC. This firm's preeminence in the investment consulting industry reaches back to 1973, when customized long-term investment strategies and managed accounts were offered to institutional and individual investors. The Charitable Trust Administration Corporation (CTAC) provides accounting and sub-account reporting for our program. CTAC, based in Cleveland, OH and established in 1995, is one of the leading full service administrative companies in the country with close to $1 billion under administration.
All funds invested through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney and administered by CTAC have oversight by the Synod central office in Greenville, SC. They are governed by the Investment Committee of Synod that meets quarterly to discern results, costs, utility, strategies and fund manager peer comparisons of the hired professionals mentioned.
The Investment Program is a pooled account management approach with individual accounts tracked via allocation and reporting subcontractor, CTAC. The invested funds have access to separately managed accounts in addition to mutual funds. The combined value of our accounts allows us to access investment managers in some asset classes that typically have high minimum investments (such as $1 million). The combined value also allows us to have lower investment expenses.
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We acknowledge that information about your finances is critical to operating your church/agency and carrying out your duties. In addition to the investment options, the Investment Program provides monthly investment reports on the performance and activity for each account 5 to 8 business days following the end of the month.
Online access to reporting is also available.
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Along with reporting, the Investment Program generates distributions on a schedule that meets the church's/ agency's budget planning needs. The amount distributed is determined by the account holders and can be a percentage of total assets, a fixed dollar amount, or the amount may vary depending on the church/agency's more immediate needs. You can also choose to reinvest all earnings and not take a distribution. This feature helps churches and agencies comply with restrictions on distributions as imposed by benefactors, boards, and/or the trustees.
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We do not encourage splitting a single account into two or more of the allocations. The four options simply allow participants to look at the investment needs of each endowment and permanent fund of the church/agency and select the allocation that best meets the investment goal and needs for each fund.
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The scholarship fund, on the other hand, needs to grow and generate funds from income and appreciation for the annual award to a deserving student. In this case, the Moderate or Moderate Aggressive Allocation Fund might be better.
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Some things are just plain wrong: taxi drivers who try to come in with you; perfume for newborns; using a hot cross bun as a burger bap.
Some things are not ideal: downing a cocktail while you read the bedtime story; people texting you their thanks for dinner before they have closed your front door; hoping someone behaves really badly so you can vent your free-floating anger without feeling like a heel.
Some things are just faintly annoying: an excellent review that states your novel is written in the first person present tense when it is, in fact, third person past; a famous film star pretending she has read a book by Philip Roth when it is clear she most certainly has not; people implying they would rather you did not use the linen huck towels in their bathroom, because they are "for guests".
But many things take on more shadowy moral complexities. Sometimes it is necessary to wade into muddied moral waters to ensure the greater good. It's all very, very delicate, involving refined navigational strategies, courage and no fear of embarrassment.
I was sitting in a noodle bar in Piccadilly, following a long stint in the library, flicking through an interiors magazine when I spied the fabric of my dreams. My heart suffered the sort of sharp contraction that generally indicates the arrival of material longing or vomiting. The fabric had highly faded stately-homeish cabbage roses on a blush coloured ground with some faint golden trellis. I think it may have been embroidered, it was hard to see. I scanned down for the price. I knew it would be expensive, hundreds of pounds a metre. It was £7,381 per metre. Sadly, I whinnied down my fantasy of billowing curtains to a cushion. Then a pin cushion.
My disappointment was shortlived, however, as next to me two young men were discussing the dynamics of a marriage proposal. One was advising the other. Riveted, I pushed my soggy noodles to one side.
"Do I have to, like, get a ring and everything?"
"We-ell ... I dunno, I guess, well, yeah, you do really."
"God, what a f****** pain. Where do I go for that then?"
"Well, is she like really fussy? If she is a nightmare about stuff like that just pick up something cheap just to keep her going and say you didn't want to choose the actual one because you thought she would prefer to do it herself and then together you can get one she likes."
"Yeah. I mean she works in fashion so she's never satisfied with anything. Maybe I'll just say ... I mean, can't I just say, 'Look, I didn't waste my time choosing something because you're such a control freak you're never pleased with anything I do,' and then just give her an IOU for a ring?"
"Yeah, that sounds like a safe bet, then you can have fun choosing it together."
"Yeah, right."
"When did you decide you wanted to get married? Last time I saw you, you didn't seem that happy with her."
"I know, but this is the first time I've ever been in a relationship when I only feel resentful about 50 per cent of the time, so I knew from the start it was something different."
It seemed to me suddenly that the chances of this man's proposal being accepted were awfully slim. Although he was no Cary Grant, I could not help myself feeling a little for his plight. I could see my interference gene was rising to the surface but there are rules about things like that so I paused before acting.
Having recently joined Twitter (I know, I know), and occasionally using it as an extra layer of conscience, I wrote the following to my followers: "Man next to me is asking his friend about proposing. Advice so bad any woman will say no but it may be for the best. May I intervene?"
Twenty people wrote immediately saying of course I must. I was practically in a Nora Ephron movie. The course of true love was at stake. I could create great happiness, why was I even doubting it? Act fast. Their grandchildren would thank me. And so on. I had thought someone might write, "Perhaps these two are better off apart?" But they did not. Why not?
I waited for a pause in the conversation and then in my most casual, least interfering voice I said, "I am so sorry but I could not help overhearing your discussion about rings just now, and I had an idea. It might be worth crossing the road and having a look in the Burlington Arcade. Almost anyone would like a 1920s three-stone diamond ring and they have them at all price points." (I have never used the expression "price points" before but I thought the phrase carried a certain quiet authority.) "You can keep the receipt obviously. And" – and then I really took my life into my hands – "you might want to consider booking yourself on to an anger management course."
Then I ran.
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January 18, 2012 Postcode: TF4 This is an NHS dentist, which is attached to Lawley Medical Practice (of which I have written a review). I am No. 1 coward when it comes to sitting in that chair, but they are really good with people like me...I don't think there's much of a waiting list, either, if there is one at all. Well worth giving them a try. They do have a private 'section', too. I have to write a value but it's standard NHS charges. Service: Value: Get details »
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December 16, 2010 Postcode: B91 known the practice for over 30 years. During that time they have fitted 2 bridges, done a couple of fillings & carried out the usual 6 monthly checks. In addition, there is the hygienist treatment before I go into the dental appointments. My main dentist is Richard Prew, although I have been treated by his colleagues during his absence. I cannot speak too highly of the professionalism of the dentists, hygienists & nurses. It is a great atmoshere; reassuring, friendly courteous & very helpful in explaining the treatment before it is carreid out. Their equipment is state of the art. This is a private dentist but the fees are reasonable & usually covered by my insurance. Service: Value: Get details »
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Ann Shannon participated in the centralized testing of BASI CTTC graduates last week. Here are her thoughts.
What I have accomplished and become – and what I aspire to become in the future – are true testaments to the effectiveness of the BASI Pilates program, which demands precision, creativity and meticulous attention to the wellbeing of the client.
Working with BASI over the last two-and-a-half years has not only transformed my own body, my mental outlook and my perspective on teaching, but I have developed extraordinary friendships with both teachers and clients – people who have the same vision as Rael does of what each of us can be.
Most important of all, I have learned to protect and enhance the health of those clients under my care. The memorization of exercises, anatomy, breathing patterns and testing may all seem daunting to you, as they did to me on my journey to certification. But as long as you keep your thoughts on the amazing process of transformation they bring about and on the passion you share for creating this in yourself and your clients, you will not be discouraged by any of the setbacks we all encounter – even having to retake the teaching exam, as I did.
As you set out on the road to certification, I honestly hope that your road is at least as long a one as mine has been; full of adventure, discovery and challenges. Don't be afraid of the challenges and setbacks: use them as tools to discover new aspects of that vision of excellence.
I have honestly learned that humility is one of the most important qualities each of us can have to teach effectively. It was humbling to go back to my studio and admit I was not ready to be certified yet, but it made me a much better teacher when I realized that I knew the exercises, but I could not yet apply them to an individual client's needs.
Yes, there will always be something we don't quite achieve or feel comfortable demonstrating. Arriving at certification is what we are destined for, but don't rush the journey with impatience for a mythical conclusion. How much more rich and rewarding a journey it will be if it lasts for several years, as mine has. You will be truly wealthy with all the knowledge you have gained along the way.
Without the invaluable help of the course on Pilates For Chronic Pain Syndromes, I could not have assisted my client with MS; and without the Pilates For Injuries and Pathologies course, I would not have known how to make challenging but safe exercises for a client with a herniated L-5 S-1.
As so many wise people have understood, in Pilates, as in life, it is the journey itself and not the destination which is the greatest prize, for the destination is only a small stop along our continuing journey to excellence as teachers. As you reach that prize of certification, let it be a moment of humility and thoughtful resolution, as mine was.
It is BASI that has started us on a marvelous journey, and without BASI I would surely not have set out. But now the longer, even more challenging, journey stretches out before me.
There are so many more areas of knowledge to explore, and how exciting it is to realize that, indeed, as Rael said, we have only just begun to understand the true meaning and value of what Joseph Pilates began and all of the great mentors down to the present generation have expanded and passed on to us. Remember, you will only achieve in life what you have the courage, tenacity, and passion to strive for.
As BASI students, you will need all of these qualities, and along your journey to certification, no matter how long it takes, you can gain them so that, as Jeanne explained so succinctly, when you enter a studio, people will know that you are a BASI-trained teacher. That is the excellence worth striving for.
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Android's growing popularity and the the open nature of the operating system has made this smartphone platform the most vulnerable from a security standpoint. If you're carrying an Android phone or are eyeing the purchase of one, this Datamation article, by Joseph Moran, offers details on a dozen Android apps that will provide protection against malware, loss or theft of your phone, and other security-oriented features such as secure password management and data encryption.
Android Security Apps for Antivirus and Loss Protection
1. Lookout Mobile Security
For the low price of free, Lookout Mobile Security provides virus/malware scanning, backup of your contacts, and the ability to remotely locate a missing phone and activate an audible alarm on it; even if the phone's set to silent mode.
2. AVG Mobilation Antivirus Free
Aside from comprehensive antivirus scanning (of apps, websites, e-mail, SMS content, and media files)AVG Mobilation Antivirus Free (formerly known as DroidSecurity) checks your device for potentially insecure settings (such as allowing the download of apps from unknown sources) and backs up various kinds of phone data, such as contacts, call logs, bookmarks, and text messages. It also provides remote location/lock/and wipe capabilities at no charge, along with the ability to display a custom message on your errant phone's screen.
3.Webroot Mobile Security Basic
Webroot Mobile Security Basic, the company's free offering, delivers a decent set of security features, including antivirus scanning, device locate and lock, and call and SMS blocking. For $14.99, the app drops the "Basic" moniker and adds remote device wipe, a Settings Audit that checks your device for configuration vulnerabilities, and App Inspector that lets you know what data and phone features your apps have the ability to access.
Android Security Apps for Passwords and Encryption
4. LastPas
For a buck a month (or more specifically, an $12 annual subscription) LastPass is hard to beat. It stores your website credentials securely online, logs you into sites automatically, and lets you also access your centralized login info using virtually any other desktop, browser, or mobile platform known to humankind thanks to an wide range of LastPass versions and plug-ins. LastPass also offers an extension that works with Android's Dolphin Browser HD.
5. WhisperCore
It's not quite ready for prime time, but Whisper Systems' WhisperCore, currently in early beta is worth watching, as it provides full-disk encryption (as opposed to encrypting only selected types of data) for Android devices and installed SD cards, too. Currently, the beta only works with Google's own Nexus S and Nexus One, but support for other devices is planned. Chromebooks won't be used by most Google employees. They need "real" computers to build the world's most successful search engine and all the other products and services Google builds. Google's work is too important for Chromebooks.
Read the complete article: The Essential Android Security App Buyer's Guide
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- Ice Cream Sandwich - Android Codename
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In officially kicking off a massive effort to build a new freeway exit on the Murrieta-Temecula border, dignitaries from the âtwin citiesâ said the $200 million project will save lives.
Officials held a ground breaking ceremony on Thursday, June 21, at the site of the first leg of the French Valley Parkway interchange project off Interstate 15.
The interchange was designed to offer an alternative exit to Winchester Road, which is perpetually backed up with cars waiting to get off the freeway. The traffic at the exit has led to numerous car accidents â" nearly one per day according to Temecula officials. Alleviating that congestion is the highest traffic priority for the southern end of the county.
âThis is ⦠the most important project in southwest Riverside County,â Temecula Councilman Mike Naggar said during the morning ceremony at the project site, just south of Auto Mall Parkway and Madison Avenue in Murrieta.
Officials estimate that the stretch of highway carries 200,000 vehicle trips per day.
Although the project is being led by Temecula, the first leg of the work lies within Murrietaâs city limits. This phase, a $13.8 million effort expected to take up to 18 months to complete, will include the addition of an exit-only freeway lane on southbound I-15 at Winchester Road, and the construction of a new exit north of Winchester that will take drivers west into Murrieta to Jefferson Avenue.
The second leg of the work could take as many as 21/2 years to build. That will include an additional outside lane to the northbound freeway, construction of French Valley Parkway over the freeway and completion of all freeway ramps.
Officials estimate the projectâs total cost will reach $200 million, with most of the funding coming from developers fees paid toward transportation projects.
Murrieta, too, has contributed toward the construction by purchasing about 2.5 acres of land for the projectâs right of way. The land, Murrieta Public Works Director Pat Thomas said, cost roughly $1 million, and the city will be reimbursed by Temecula.
The partnership between the cities, and Temeculaâs position as leader, also was highlighted during the morning ceremony. Council members were especially proud that Temecula is taking on the project when most other freeway projects are led by the Federal Highway Administration or the California Department of Transportation.
âWhat Murrieta and Temecula can do together dwarfs anything we can do separately,â Murrieta Mayor Doug McAllister said.


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In General. This Privacy Statement applies to each website operated by Digital River Ireland Ltd, Unit 153, Shannon Free Zone West, Shannon, Co. Clare, Ireland ("Digital River") where this Privacy Statement can be accessed from a hyperlink on that website. If you are purchasing products through this website, please note that this website is hosted and operated by Digital River under an agreement with the subsidiary of Digital River who is listed as the seller of products in the terms of sale on this website.
Digital River respects the privacy of our customers, partners and suppliers of products or services and clients. The purpose of this Privacy Statement is to provide you with information concerning how we collect personal information when you use this website, and how we collect other information regarding your interaction with this website without identifying you as an individual; how we use, handle and disclose collected information; and choices you may have about the ways we collect and use that information. Our goal in handling personal information provided to us is to comply with applicable data protection and privacy laws and to offer users of our website notice, choice and consent regarding processing for direct marketing purposes, security, data integrity, access, and enforcement with regard to personal information.
"Personal information" means information that identifies you personally, either alone or in combination with other information available to us.
Supplemental Privacy Notices. This Privacy Statement may be supplemented or amended from time to time by additional "Privacy Notices" posted on this website. Such Privacy Notices will provide supplemental information on how we collect and handle information specific to where that Privacy Notice appears, and is intended to be read together with this Privacy Statement.
Third Party Privacy Policies or Statements. If you access a website through which we offer products or services for sale, you will often see our web pages co-branded with the name and branding of the organisation whose product you are purchasing. If the privacy policy or statement of one of our partners also appears on this website, this Privacy Statement will apply to our use of any information collected by us, and the privacy policy or statement of our partner will apply to any such information provided to that partner as contemplated by this Privacy Statement and any supplemental Privacy Notices.
We may occasionally update this Privacy Statement. These updates may reflect, among other things, changes in applicable laws, rules or regulations, changes to our data collection practices, and/or changes to our business or services. Changes to our Privacy Statement will become effective 30 days after posting and will only apply to your personal information we hold if you use the site after the revised statement becomes effective. If revisions to the Privacy Statement materially affect how we may use Personal Information collected from you prior to the date of the revised statement, then we will request that you opt-in to the revised Privacy Statement. We will post an updated version of this Privacy Statement on the website with a revised effective date, to let you know that we have updated the Privacy Statement.
We collect personal information you provide when you use this website. This may include, but is not limited to, the following situations: where you are providing information when you request information about, or use, a product or service available through this website, or where you are providing information when you purchase a product or service through this website; where you are entering a contest or a promotion, ordering a newsletter or utilising other informational tools; and where you are submitting an order or purchasing, downloading and/or registering products and/or signing up for additional services.
The information we collect may include, but is not limited to, your name, email address, IP address, billing and/or shipping address, phone number, payment account information, and other information about you submitted to verify who you are or to prevent fraud. If you call our customer service, we may collect personal information which you knowingly and voluntarily provide through your contact with our customer service representatives.
We furthermore collect information that is sent to us automatically by your web browser, which may include, without limitation, information that does not identify you personally (such as the date and time of your visit). The information we receive in this manner depends on the settings on your web browser. If you have created a user identity on one of your visits to this website, we may link the information provided by your browser to information that identifies you personally and use it for the purposes described below. Please review the settings of your web browser if you want to learn what information your browser sends or how to change your settings.
We collect information that is typically not personally identifiable through the use of web technologies, including, without limitation, "session cookies," "persistent cookies," "JavaScript tags," and "web beacons" (also referred to as "tracking pixels," "pixel tags," or "action tags"). As the Internet evolves, we may implement and use different types of technologies for this purpose.
Cookies. When you visit this website, your computer may receive one or more "cookies" in order to help personalise and support your use of this website, our services, and/or the services of our partners. A "cookie" is a small text file that is transferred to your computer's web browser by a web server, and can be read by a web server in the same domain at a later time. If you do not wish to receive cookies or wish to manage when you accept cookies in general, you may set your browser to reject cookies or to alert you when a cookie is placed on your computer. We provide more information on this in the "Your Choices" section, below. Although you are not required to accept our cookies, if you set your browser to reject cookies, you may not be able to use all of the features and functionalities of this website.
Cookies allow a website to customise information that is presented to you through your use of this website (such as to display personalised content and targeted advertising to you on your future visits to this website), and to save time by storing information so you do not need to re-enter it during a later use of our website. We may place cookies on this site directly, or on behalf of the partner whose advertisement appears on this website or its service providers. In general, cookies do not identify you personally. However if you have created a user identity on one of your visits to this website, we may link the cookie to information that identifies you personally. We may use a combination of "session cookies" and "persistent cookies" on this website, further described below.
Session Cookies. A "session cookie" is a temporary cookie that expires when you close your browser. A session cookie assigns a randomly-generated, unique identification number to your computer when you access this website. Assigning your computer a number facilitates the proper functioning of the features of our websites by permitting us to maintain a persistent "state" for your session, such as maintaining the contents of your shopping cart during checkout. We also use session cookies to collect anonymous information (i.e., information that does not identify you personally) about the ways visitors use this website – which pages they visit, which links they use, and how long they stay on each page. We analyse this information (known as "click-stream information") to better understand our visitors' interests and needs and to improve the content and functionality of this website.
Persistent Cookies. Unlike a session cookie, a "persistent cookie" does not expire when you close your browser. It stays on your computer until the expiration date set in the cookie (for example, at the end of a calendar month) or until you delete it. Persistent cookies can be used to "tag" your computer so that the next time you visit (or someone using your computer visits), our server will recognise you, not by name, but by the "tag" on your computer. This will enable us to provide you with a personalised experience even if we do not know who you are. It will also allow us to collect more accurate information about the ways people use this website, for example, how people use this website on their first visit and how often they return. Using persistent cookies permits us to provide you with a more personalised shopping experience and, in some cases, may save you the trouble of re-entering information already in our database.
Web Beacons. When you visit this website, your computer may receive one or more "web beacons" in order to assist us with delivering cookies on this website, to collect anonymous information about the use of this website by our visitors, and to deliver customised or targeted content to you on this website and through our partners. Web beacons (also referred to as "tracking pixels," "1x1 gifs," "single-pixel gifs," "pixel tags," or "action tags") are graphic images, usually no larger than a 1x1 pixel, placed at various locations on this website. They also help us identify browser types, search terms that bring visitors to our website, and the domain names of websites that refer traffic to us. We may place web beacons on this site directly, and may place web beacons on behalf of the partner whose branding appears on this website or its service providers. They also help us identify your IP address. The information collected by web beacons does not identify you personally. However, if you have created a user identity on one of your visits to this website, for example, by making a purchase, we may link the information we collect using web beacons to the information that identifies you personally and use it in the same ways as we use the information we collect using cookies. We also use web beacons to provide us with more information on any emails we send out. In particular, a web beacon in an email communication will send us information to let us know that you have received, opened, or acted upon an email you have chosen to receive from us.
Digital River Ireland Limited is a corporate affiliate of Digital River, Inc., a U.S. corporation located at 10380 Bren Road West, Minnetonka, Minnesota 55343, USA. Your personal information provided to us will initially be processed on our computer servers located in Ireland, but may also need to be transmitted to other Digital River companies for the purposes set out in this Privacy Statement and for company group administration purposes. This will involve a transfer of your personal data to Digital River Inc. in the United States of America.
In some cases (where it is necessary to do so in order to fulfil our contractual obligations to you) such information may also be transmitted or made available to (i) third-parties providing services to Digital River or (ii) product manufacturers, licensors and/or suppliers, located in the European Economic Area ("EEA"), the United States of America or another territory outside the EEA.
In all cases in which your personal information is transmitted outside the EEA to other Digital River entities or to our service providers located in countries that do not have the same level of data protection as the EEA member states, Digital River has taken measures to protect the confidentiality and security of your personal information in compliance with this Privacy Statement.
Our Use of Personal Information. We may use personal information collected by us for the following purposes:
We keep your personal information only as long as we need it for the purposes for which it was originally collected (or to which you have subsequently consented), for other legitimate purposes (such as regulatory compliance), and as permitted or required by applicable law. We will observe applicable law and take reasonable steps to ensure any person or entity receiving personal information for the purposes described above, are obligated to protect and keep secure the personal information on your behalf.
Our Use of Anonymous Information. We may use anonymous information collected by us:
In addition, we may "de-identify" personal information by removing any information that identifies you specifically, and use the rest for the purposes set out above.
Our Partners. When we make products available for sale through a website, we are doing so as an independent e-commerce reseller of, or service provider for, the partner whose name and/or logo appears on the particular website. In connection with your purchase of a product or service through an online store we operate that is co-branded with our partner's branding, we will provide certain of the personal information and/or anonymous information you provide in connection with your purchase to that partner for reporting purposes, to allow our partner or its service provider to register your purchase, to enable your access to products or services provided by our partner or its suppliers, to facilitate warranty, technical support or after-sales service, to allow our partner or its subcontractor to send communications to you if you have consented to receive them, to allow our partner or its service provider to provide services in connection with this website such as customer support or single sign-on functionality on this website and our partner's website, or for similar purposes in order to fulfil obligations to you. We may also provide some of the personal information you provide in connection with your purchase to the publisher or manufacturer of a product you purchase, or operator of a service for which you purchase a service use right from us, if different than the partner whose name and/or logo appears on this website. The privacy policy of our partner, and of the publisher, manufacturer or operator of the product or service you purchase, will govern how that party uses and protects any of your personal information that we provide to them.
Our Service Providers. We use other companies, including but not limited to our corporate affiliates, to provide joint services or certain services to us or on our behalf and help us to operate our business. For example, to the extent permitted by applicable law we may use our corporate affiliates and/or other companies to host or maintain this website, to process credit card payments, to provide fraud screening and/or detection services, to perform data integrity checks, to offer you a line of credit, to provide website optimisation services, to fulfil your order, for payment collection, to deliver advertisements on this website and third party websites, to send mail or email, and/or to provide customer service. We may share your information with our service providers in connection with their provision of services to us. These companies are required by contract to use any information we share with them only to perform services to us or on our behalf and to protect the confidentiality of your personal information. We will not share your personal information with our affiliates or unrelated third parties to use for their own marketing purposes without your consent.
To Comply With Legal Requirements, Cooperate With Law Enforcement, Prevent Fraud and Other Crimes, and Protect Legal Rights, Property, You and Others. To the extent permitted by applicable law, we may disclose the personal information we collect on this website without notifying you when we, in good faith, believe disclosure is appropriate to comply with the law or a regulatory requirement; to comply with governmental, administrative or judicial process, requirement or order, such as a subpoena or court order; to cooperate with law enforcement or other governmental investigations (without necessarily requiring the law enforcement or government agency requesting the information to formally serve us with a subpoena); to prevent or investigate a possible crime, such as fraud or identity theft; to enforce a contract; to protect the legal rights, property or safety of Digital River, its corporate affiliates, and their respective employees, clients and partners and agents, other users or the public in general; or to protect your vital interests if determined necessary by us. In addition, we may review our server logs for security purposes, such as detecting intrusions into our network. If we suspect criminal activity, we may share our server logs – which contain visitors' IP addresses – with the appropriate investigative authorities who may use that information to trace and identify individuals. We also reserve the right to report to appropriate law enforcement or government agencies any activities that we, in good faith, believe are or may be in violation of applicable laws, rules or regulations without providing notice to you.
In Connection With Corporate Events. If one of our corporate affiliates or a third party has acquired our business, specific assets or the business of one of our operating divisions through which you have provided information to us, for example, as the result of a sale, merger, reorganisation, insolvency, dissolution or liquidation, your personal information will become owned by that company. In that event, the acquiring company's use of your personal information will still be subject to this Privacy Statement, any applicable Supplemental Privacy Notices, and the privacy preferences you have expressed to us.
Digital River respects your right to make choices about the ways we collect, use and disclose information about you. We generally ask you to indicate your choices at the time and on the page where you provide your personal information.
When you provide personal information, we may offer you a choice as to whether you would like to receive further communications from us and/or from our partners, such as communications related to updates, upgrades, special offers and pricing. You have the right to withdraw your consent at any time. If you decide you no longer want to receive promotional messages from us, you may let us know by emailing us at email@example.com or by following any unsubscribe link in our emails; please specify which consent you are revoking in your email to us. Please note, however, if you give us permission to add your contact information to our Partner's mailing list and later withdraw your permission, you will have to contact our Partner (or use the "opt-out" provided in the emails our Partner sends you) to have your name removed from our Partner's mailing lists.
If you accept a session or persistent cookie, you can delete it at any time through your web browser (e.g., as soon as you leave our website). If you do not wish to receive cookies or wish to manage when you accept cookies in general, you may set your browser to reject cookies or to alert you when a cookie is placed on your computer. Although you are not required to accept our cookies, if you set your browser to reject cookies, you may not be able to use all of the features and functionalities of this website.
We and our partners use third party service providers, which may include but are not limited to Google Analytics and Omniture, to serve ads on our behalf across the Internet, and sometimes on this website. These ads may collect anonymous information about your visits to the website on which such ad is placed, your interaction with these ads and the products and services offered by us, our partners and our suppliers through the use of a pixel tag or other web technologies. We and our partners may use this anonymous information to provide targeted advertisements to you for goods and services. If you would like more information about this practice and to know your choices about not having this anonymous information used, please visit www.networkadvertising.org/consumer/opt_out.asp. You may view a list of third party service providers who collect anonymous information, and/or opt-out of such collection of anonymous information about you, by visiting http://www.networkadvertising.org/managing/opt_out.asp. If you opt out of having your information collected through cookies, web beacons and other tools, your existing display advertising cookie(s) will be deleted and new cookie will attempt to be placed that instructs service providers not to track your future activities when that cookie is detected (a "no-track" cookie). If your browsers are configured to reject cookies when you visit our opt-out page, a "no-track" cookie cannot be set on your computer. Also, if you subsequently erase "no-track" cookies, use a different computer or change web browsers, you will need to opt-out again.
We are committed to keeping personal information secure. We have implemented physical, technical and administrative safeguards reasonably designed to protect your personal information from unauthorised access and disclosure. When we collect or transmit sensitive information such as a financial account number, we use industry standard methods to protect that information. It is important that you understand, however, that no website, database or system is completely secure or "hacker proof." You are also responsible for taking reasonable steps to protect your personal information against unauthorised disclosure or misuse, for example, by protecting your password.
Different countries have different privacy laws and requirements. Please know, however, that no matter where your personal information is collected, used, transferred or stored, if it was collected through this website, it will be protected by us in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Statement, any Supplemental Privacy Notices that apply to you, and applicable laws, rules and regulations.
We strive to maintain the accuracy and integrity of the personal information in our databases and to keep that information up-to-date. We provide ways for you to access your personal information as required by applicable law, so that you can correct inaccuracies or update your personal information.
If you would like to review, correct or challenge your personal information, please contact us by postal mail addressed to us, ATTN: Privacy Department, Unit 153, Shannon Free Zone West, Shannon, Co. Clare, Ireland or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com. You may write to us in your own language.
If you contact us we may, for your protection, ask you for additional information to verify your identity. In most cases, we will provide the access you request and correct or delete any inaccurate personal information you discover. We reserve the right, however, to limit or deny your request to the extent permitted by applicable law if the disclosure may lead to a breach of applicable law and regulation, e.g. in case of any legal obligation to retain certain data, or if you have failed to provide sufficient evidence to verify your identity. .
This Privacy Statement is only applicable to the use and disclosure of information we collect from and about you through this website and any other websites on which this Privacy Statement appears. It does not apply to information collected on the websites of our partners, service providers or any other third party, even if their website links to this website, or this website links to theirs. We do not control the privacy policies of our partners, service providers or other third parties. If you disclose information to any other party, different terms may apply to their use and disclosure of the information which has been disclosed to those third parties. Please review the privacy statement posted on each website you visit.
This website is not directed at nor targeted to children. If you have not reached the age of majority or are not able to enter into legally binding agreements in your country, you may not use this website unless supervised by an adult. Our goal is to comply with applicable laws and regulations relating to collection and use of information from children as such term is defined by applicable laws. If you believe that we have received information from a child or other person protected under such laws, please notify us immediately by postal mail addressed to Digital River's Privacy Department, Unit 153, Shannon Free Zone West, Shannon, Co. Clare, Ireland or by email at firstname.lastname@example.com, and we will take reasonable steps to remove that information from our databases.
If you have any questions, comments, or concerns regarding this Privacy Statement or our privacy practices, or have privacy-related questions not answered online, you may contact us by any of the following means:
You may write to us in your own language.