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Maxi-Cosi Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat
The Pria 70 is designed to provide the right fit and maximum comfort. It fits occupants rear-facing comfortably up to 9-40 pounds. When they're ready, turn it around to comfortably fit children up to 70 pounds forward-facing. It fits your family for the first ride home from the hospital. It fits for those first rides to elementary school. The Pria 70 has Air Protect side impact protection and Maxi-Cosi's FlexTech for multi-directional crash energy management. The Pria 70 for mom and dad: less space needed for the rear-facing seat, providing more leg room for front seat parents. It installs easily with OneClick LATCH connectors, has deep recline angle adjustment and a color coded installation systems.
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Product Weight: 24 lbs.
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Dress Blue:
Since my daughter was getting too big for our infant car seat, we needed to get a convertible seat for my wife's car, a Toyota Corolla. We needed something on the smaller side, but with conveniences such as a no re-thread harness and easy latch system.
The two finalists in our search were the Pria 70 and Chicco's Nextfit. We were at Baby's R Us and were able to check out the Nextfit. I liked the simple latch system, but the straps were just terrible. They just didn't extend very far out, so I knew we would have trouble getting our daughter in and out of it once she got bigger. Also, there were a lot of reviews that complained about the strap cushions and chest clips.
So we ordered the Pria 70. It's very plush, it fit well in my wife's Corolla. The only complaint that I have about the Pria 70 is for the harness straps. When you pull on them to give you slack, it gets caught behind the seat. I took a look behind the seat, and saw that the Y-buckle gets snagged and it takes another good tug to successfully pull the straps out to a convenient length. My wife is having a hard time with it, even though I told her she could pull the Y-buckle behind the seat first, giving sufficient room to clear the section where it would get caught on, and then she could pull on the front straps with relative ease. She was not impressed.
By comparison, the convertible seat in my car is a Recaro Pro-Ride. It doesn't have an issue with the Y-buckle catching on the back of the car seat because there's a plastic plate that prevents it from doing so. We couldn't get the Recaro for my wife's car because it was too big and would block her view in rear-facing mode.
Like I said, everything is great about the Pria 70. But Maxi-Cosi needs to address two things in order to make it awesome:
1. A plate on the back of the chair that prevents the Y-buckle from getting caught and snagging the seat belt.
2. Small pockets on the sides of the car seat to store the chest buckles. Oftentimes, as you're putting your child in, both of your hands are occupied and you're leaning over at an awkward angle. It just doesn't help when you do all you can to get your kid in the seat, and then you have to pull the seat belts out from behind them. The Recaro has chest buckle pockets and they keep the straps out of the way when you put your child in the seat.
As a higher-end manufacturer, Maxi-Cosi can afford to step it up.
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Sweet Cerise:
I just bought this for my 14 month old and it is awesome! We still use the padding and head inserts and she is so comfy...she loves it too! The fabric wipes cleans very well also. I find it easy to install. And, when I put her in it is perfect height and snaps easy. I LOVE it. Not one thing I don't like about it. I also love how it is not as bulky as her old Britax but yet I feel it is even more safe. The color is so cute!
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Sweet Cerise:
I bought this car seat because I needed a better fit in my vehicle. My 3 month old was already 12lbs and didn't like riding in the car as much as was normal with our other children. I'm pleased with the fit. She seems better cushioned and doesn't fuss when I put her in. Our other car seat has a buckle recall now so I'm glad I purchased this.
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Walnut Brown:
I did ALOT of research before graduating our daughter from her infant seat, to this one. Most important things on the list were comfort and safety. I am over the moon with this purchase! It is a fantastic seat which I recommend to ALL parents. It is ultra comfortable with an excellent shape that snuggles the child comfortably. Safety appears to be top notch too. She loves the fact that this chair sits alot higher in the car than her infact seat, so she can now see out the windows. It is a big chair - but this is comparing it to her infact seat - but you have to consider that this seat will be used until she no longer requires the car seat. I have a Murano, and it fits in fine. If you're looking to buy a seat - get this one!! you will love it!
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Mineral Grey:
I had originally been skeptical of this carseat - but after using it for a few days, I am warming up to the seat.
I still don't think it was the easiest carseat to install, but after taking it back out and fiddling with it I feel more confident with it.
As for the comfort, my son falls asleep everytime we go for a drive... so it must be okay in his book. The "head rest" is quite large and sometimes difficult to navigate around the seat with them in your way, but appreciate the safety they provide.
Think it's a good seat but do have concerns about the fabric staining/washing up/etc...
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Sweet Cerise:
It's big, sooo comfy and plush, seems so safe, and the color is the cutest!!! I am so happy I bought this car seat. I knew we would love it since we loved the infant seat so much.
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Walnut Brown:
Our son is a big guy! He quickly outgrew his infant car seat so we moved on to his convertible car seat. Our original convertible car seat was very vertical in the rear facing position and caused him to lean much further forward than his infant seat. When he would fall asleep, his little head would flop over... I hated worrying about his head being like that while in the car.
After a little on line research, we purchased this car seat and we LOVE it. It looks fantastic, fits much better into our cars (a Tesla Model S and a VW Tiguan) and our son seems much happier. Not only does it just take up less space but because it sits a bit high, there is even more space for people sitting in the back, with easier access to buckling the seat belts. It leans back much more in the rear facing position so when our son falls asleep in the seat he is nice and comfy, no head flopping. He just seems overall much happier.
I wish there were half star options, I feel taking a whole star off for one small reason is way too much. The only con I have with the seat is that the air cushions (which are great for safety and I wouldn't trade them for anything) obscure any view out the windows. This is really such a "whatever" overall, but I guess it would be the only con. Our son likes being able to look out the windows, but safety trumps that! Also, once he is forward facing, I am sure this won't be a problem.
I also like that the "drink holder" is actually part of the seat and not an attachment. A bottle or even some toys can be placed in it to keep my hands (or if there is someone riding with him in the back) free while we ride along without being knocked off by a rambunctious 10 month old.
A final plus I like is its high weight allotment for rear facing, 40 lbs. Our son has been in the "greater than 98th percentile" for both weight, height and head circumference since birth. I want to keep him rear facing as long as possible and this car seat will accommodate the maintenance of his safety. This is our third car seat and this one is a keeper.
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Sweet Cerise:
I was debating between this seat & the graco all-in-one & after reading reviews and watching videos I choose the Pria 70! I absolutely love the seat & it fits perfectly in my Mercedes C-class. My daughter is so comfortable in it and no longer screams at the top of her lungs. She's 10 months old & the seat is so padded & comfy! Also I had red in some reviews that installation was tough. I did it myself & used the latch installation & it's very secure. Also we got the pink color & I absolutely love it. The color you see in the picture is exactly what comes out the box
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Sweet Cerise:
This carseat is perfect! We originally purchased a Britax carseat for our 4 month old baby girl, but now having used this one, I wish we would have just started with this one! It is sooo comfy and soft, I've never seen my baby girl so happy in a carseat before. Her other carseat was so restricting and she could barely move in it, but this one allows her to move her arms better and is more upright so she can see out better. No more screaming everytime we get in the car!! Worth every penny, LOVE this carseat!!
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Sweet Cerise:
We ordered this car seat after extensive research. It was a bit pricier than a couple of others but we think it was really worth it. First of all it is user friendly to install. The instruction booklet is very clear with lots of illustrations. We were able to install and use quickly. The seat itself is super padded and seems comfortable. Our daughter made the transition from her baby seat to this with out a problem. The only draw back is the fabric shows everything. Even water seems to leave a little bit of a mark. On the plus side it washes up very easily in the washing machine...good as new! I guess one other small drawback is it seems pretty heavy, kind of bulky to move about. We have taken it on two plane trips and bought a special bag to put it in. You will need that otherwise it is just too clunky and heavy to try to carry.
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Comments about Pria 70 Convertible Car Seat - Sweet Cerise:
We received this as a gift to replace a Britax B-Safe infant carrier. I had read decent reviews and decided that we would try it out. It was purchased for a Chevy Trailblazer SUV. First thing, this seat has GOT to be comfy for my daughter. It is SO plush! The cupholder is "sticky" so I anticipate things/cups staying put when in it. The surrounding head airbags make me feel as if this will really keep her safe in an accident. After about a 3 hour car ride, my daughter wasn't her usual sweaty self. And I was able to get my passenger seat all the way back, even with it reclined to Stage 3.
Installation was SO easy. I first had to remove and rethread the latch system, which was simple after removing the cover partly from the bottom on up. I installed this myself in my husband's SUV in less than 10 minutes. On a side note, when tightening the latch system strap, pull the belt IN towards the center of the seat. That way was the only way for me to get it tight enough.
If you're on the fence about this, GO FOR IT! It is so worth it with the side "airbags" and the plushness of the fabric. You won't regret it!
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Genre: | Comedy, Romance |
Release Date: | August 17, 2007 |
Running time: | 91 minutes |
Cast: | Jason Biggs, Audra Blaser, Mark Consuelos, Rob Corddry, Chris Diamantopoulos |
Director: | Michael Ian Black |
Producer: | Jamie Gordon, Sam Hoffman, John Penotti, Courtney Potts |
Writer: | Michael Ian Black |
Distributor: | MGM |
Description: Is it possible to look across a crowded room and find the person you're meant to spend the rest of your life with? Anderson has given up on love following the end of his relationship with the perfect girl. Dared by his best friend to get back in the saddle during breakfast at a local diner, Anderson proposes to the first girl he sees: Katie, their waitress, who is looking to escape from a passionless future with her orthodontist boyfriend. Katie says yes, and Anderson's life will never be the same. From learning each other's names to getting to know one another, moving in together and meeting the parents, Anderson and Katie throw aside the conventional rules of courtship in their accelerated pursuit of love at first sight. But through it all, love will find a way.
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Make yourself at home in one of the 2 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Relax and take in garden views from the privacy of your room. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and LCD televisions are provided for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature handheld showerheads and complimentary toiletries.
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Take in the views from a garden and make use of amenities such as complimentary wireless Internet access and tour/ticket assistance.
For your convenience, a complimentary breakfast is served daily.
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The front desk is staffed during limited hours. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary during limited hours.
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Agreement reached on African migrants at Israeli border
Israel said it will allow two female African migrants — one who is pregnant — and a teen to enter the country, and turn over more than a dozen other refugees who have been trapped at its border to Egyptian authorities.
Thursday's decision by the Israel government came hours after the Israeli Supreme Court decided to hold another hearing on the migrants' situation on Sunday. The hearings are in response to a petition filed by We are Refugees, an Israeli NGO, that calls on Israel to provide food, water and medical care to the refugees.
Officials in the Prime Minister's Office called the decision a humanitarian solution to the problem of the 20 African migrants who have been trapped for a week between Israel's border fence with Egypt, The Jersusalem Post reported.
Later Thursday, an Israeli official told the French news agency AFP that the agreement was reached between military commanders from both Israel and Egypt, along with the migrants, who had refused to be sent back to Egypt.
Israeli soldiers have been ordered not to let in the refugees but reportedly have provided them with water.
"It is important that everyone understand that Israel is no longer a destination for infiltrators," Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement Thursday evening after the agreement was announced. "We are determined to stop the flood of infiltrators that has been here. We built this fence and it has already lowered the number of infiltrators by 90 percent. We will intensify steps against those who employ illegal infiltrators, and we will continue the effort to return infiltrators to their countries of origin."
Also Thursday, Israeli police and troops blocked a delegation from the Israeli chapter of Physicians for Human Rights from visiting the trapped migrants.
The Prime Minister's Office on Wednesday evening released a statement saying that Israel is not obligated under international law to allow the migrants to enter, since they do not face persecution in Egypt. Also Wednesday, the envoy for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in Israel, William Tall, called on Israel to allow the refugees to enter Israel and apply for asylum.
Last month, a group of migrants stuck along the border was allowed to enter Israel after four days. They were sent to a holding facility for illegal migrants.


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The candidates in the 10th Councilmanic District debated on Monday night, clashing on issues such as the Deferred Retirement Option Plan, the use of city-owned vehicles, outside employment and the city pension fund.
City Councilman Brian O'Neill, an eight-term Republican, and Democrat Bill Rubin debated for an hour in the auditorium of the Klein JCC. The forum, sponsored by the Northeast Times and a number of other organizations, was moderated by Rachel Lawton, president of the League of Women Voters of Philadelphia.
The candidates answered numerous questions and gave closing statements, interrupted by applause from partisans and one woman who stood up to complain about benefits paid to new city employees.
Rubin answered, "Absolutely not," on questions tailor-made for him about whether he would accept a city car and hold another job while serving in Council.
"I will not take one when I'm elected," he said of a car.
O'Neill explained that there are more than 4,000 cars issued to city employees, adding that a vehicle is helpful when traveling back and forth between City Hall and the Far Northeast.
"I need it more than anybody," he said.
O'Neill has told Mayor Michael Nutter that he will give up the car when hizzoner does.
"I'm still waiting for him to call me back," the councilman said.
O'Neill did indicate that, if the Nutter administration set a policy prohibiting the use of city-owned cars by employees, he'd be glad to comply.
"I'd be in the front of the line with my keys," he said.
As for outside employment by Council members, Rubin mentioned his opponent's somewhat lucrative work as a lawyer. The annual salary of a Council member is about $120,000, with those in leadership positions making more.
"If you can't make ends meet, then there's a problem," Rubin said.
O'Neill, leader of Council's three-member Republican minority, said he works "more than full time" as a councilman. He recalled the 1979 race, when he told voters of Democratic Councilman Mel Greenberg, "If you've seen, heard or met him, vote for him."
O'Neill argued that his law degree has allowed communities to win more than 99 percent of cases in front of the Zoning Board of Adjustment.
"I have been successful in thousands of zoning cases," he said.
There's a big Democratic voter-registration advantage in the district, but most observers consider O'Neill the favorite because of his name recognition, incumbency and bigger campaign war chest.
The wild card is DROP, the city's controversial retirement-incentive program. Council created it for city workers, but a number of elected officials — backed by rulings from the city solicitor — have taken advantage of it. Some officials have even run for office after "retiring."
"It was not ever intended for elected officials," Rubin said, explaining that DROP was created, in part, to give city departments a better idea of when employees planned to retire.
Rubin conceded that the participation by elected officials in DROP is legal, but not necessarily moral or ethical.
"We saw in the primary, the voters spoke," he said.
City Councilman Frank Rizzo and City Commissioner Marge Tartaglione sought re-election this year despite being enrolled in DROP, but they were defeated in the primary.
Rubin is running a cable television commercial that shows O'Neill pictured with Councilwoman Marian Tasco, who is expected to run for Council president despite the fact that she is enrolled in DROP. Tasco will collect $478,057 in retirement money in January but remain on Council and continue to collect her full salary.
An announcer calls Tasco his "DROP ally," shows a bag of money falling into O'Neill's hands and declares that he voted for DROP so he could "pocket half-a-million in cash."
O'Neill said his opponent is "spreading a lie."
"I'm never going to take DROP," he said.
O'Neill wondered why Rubin, a longtime employee of the commissioners' office, never mentioned Tartaglione's role in DROP and is focusing on the issue only after two incumbents were defeated because of it.
"He got religion. All of a sudden, it's the worst thing in the world," the councilman said.
The incumbent and challenger were asked about their vote for Council president.
"Without a doubt, I will not vote for Marian Tasco," Rubin said.
"I'm concentrating on my election, not the next election," O'Neill said.
As for the city's chronically underfunded pension system, Rubin blamed O'Neill and Council for underfunding it for years and recalled the stock market crash of 2008.
O'Neill blamed Rubin, who served as vice chairman of the Philadelphia Board of Pensions and Retirement.
"I'm no pension expert," the incumbent said, "but apparently my opponent isn't, either."
For 28 years, constituents were able to see O'Neill or his staff on Monday nights at various locations. Three years ago, he opened a district office.
"I wish I had more than one," he said.
Rubin promised to open a district office, "where I am actually there." The office would feature language interpreters for the district's large Russian and Indian population. The challenger also wants to hold Council meetings at nights, on weekends and in neighborhoods.
In his next term, O'Neill's goals include strengthening local public schools. He pointed to Parkwood's Stephen Decatur Elementary School, where students used to be bused in from other neighborhoods. Today, it is a community school with strong parental involvement and rising test scores. The councilman favors breaking the School District of Philadelphia into smaller districts and creating an elected school board.
Rubin said he is looking forward to becoming the seventh new councilman next year to bring energy and excitement to the 17-member Council. His year-long campaign has already handled constituent requests.
"They've seen more service in the last ten months than in the last ten years," he said. ••
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Barack Obama once said it was a "scandal" that then-President George W. Bush didn't force renewal of a federal assault weapons ban. Now it's Obama himself who's steering clear of that and other politically sensitive gun-control measures, even while calling for a new discussion on weapons and "how we can keep America safe for all our people."
The president asked for the new conversation on gun safety in an opinion column in Rep. Gabrielle Giffords' hometown paper, the Arizona Daily Star, over the weekend. He proposed strengthening and enforcing existing laws requiring gun sellers to perform background checks.
But to the disappointment of gun-control advocates, the president didn't mention the assault weapons ban that expired in 2004 — when Congress failed to renew it — even though it barred sales of high-capacity magazines like the one used by Giffords' shooter, and even though Obama was once an outspoken supporter of the ban.
Nor did the president take the opportunity to endorse legislation backed by many Democrats on Capitol Hill after Giffords' shooting that would ban high-capacity ammunition magazines but not assault weapons themselves. That bill could be more politically palatable in Congress.
Obama's silence on the issue is a change from earlier in his career. During a debate while running for Senate in 2004, he said: "I think it's a scandal that this president did not force a renewal of this assault weapons ban."
Since becoming president, Obama hasn't sought to force a return of the ban either. In fact he appears to have mentioned it publicly only once, in response to a reporter's question during a 2009 trip to Mexico. At the time the president said he continued to support the ban but "none of us are under any illusion that reinstating that ban would be easy. And so, what we've focused on is how we can improve our enforcement of existing laws."
Obama's stance on that and other gun issues brought him straight "F's" in a report card by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence after his first year in office.
The campaign's president, Paul Helmke, said he was encouraged by Obama's op-ed article, which he said contained the strongest words on gun control from the White House in over a decade. But he said he was "a little surprised" that Obama didn't mention the assault weapons ban. He added, "An op-ed alone's not going to do it, and we're hoping the president is going to show some leadership on this."
Rep. Carolyn McCarthy, D-N.Y., author of the bill banning ammunition clips with more than 10 rounds, said she was pleased to see Obama talking about gun control but wished he would have said something about blocking access to high-capacity clips. "There are a lot of things I would have liked to have heard from the president, but to me this is a start," she said.
Obama's careful treading on the issue is an acknowledgement of political reality in Washington, where the National Rifle Association and other pro-gun groups hold huge sway. Many Democrats believe that passage of a crime bill including an assault weapons ban in 1994 contributed to heavy Democratic election losses that year. Obama appears to be attempting to craft a measured stance on the issue that won't anger the independent voters he will need to be re-elected in 2012.
"I know that every time we try to talk about guns, it can reinforce stark divides," the president wrote in his opinion piece. "People shout at one another, which makes it impossible to listen. We mire ourselves in stalemate, which makes it impossible to get to where we need to go as a country."
"However, I believe that if common sense prevails, we can get beyond wedge issues and stale political debates to find a sensible, intelligent way to make the United States of America a safer, stronger place."
The National Rifle Association's executive vice president, Wayne LaPierre, said that instead of the conversation Obama is proposing on gun control, there should be "a dialogue about bad people and madmen and how to get them off the street so innocent people can be safe. That's what the dialogue needs to be about."
The White House declined to offer a timeline for any measures to strengthen the background check system, which is hobbled by spotty reporting from states, among other problems. And Obama made no mention in his op-ed of closing a loophole that allows private dealers to sell guns at gun shows without conducting background checks. As a candidate for president Obama supported closing that gap in regulations, but White House spokesman Reid Cherlin declined Monday to say whether the president still held that position.
The White House said that beginning Tuesday the Justice Department will hold a series of meetings with law enforcement officials, mayors, advocates, gun-rights supporters and others to try to come up with some new policy proposals or ideas on gun safety.
"The Department of Justice is continuing this process by meeting with stakeholders on all sides of the issue, to look at ways that we can find common ground to take some commonsense measures that respect American Second Amendment rights but also deal in a commonsense way with American safety and security," presidential press secretary Jay Carney said Monday.
Carney declined to say whether Obama supported McCarthy's legislation to ban high-capacity ammunition clips.


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Your ACT Executive has met for the first time in 2011 and is dealing with a number of issues on your behalf. Included among these are proposing replacement nominees for the government's Survey Practice Advisory Committee, developing options for utilising the funds available to the Region resulting from the merger, member communications, YP events and support, CPD etc. The Executive will meet again on 17 March and then the whole Committee will meet in mid April.
Your Committee also has a vacancy in the position of Regional Spatial Information and Cartography Commission representative. If this is your area of special interest and you would like to make your contribution to the Region and shape its CPD events then please contact Robert Twin at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The winding up of the Canberra Division of ISA and the incorporation of its previous responsibilities into the SSSI ACT Region has provided the opportunity of special project funding for the Region. Your Committee is putting out a call for ideas as to how these funds can be utilised to benefit SSSI ACT objectives. The Board has given us a window of 2 years to commit this special funding and your Committee will be reviewing proposals at its April meeting. This is a unique opportunity which can kick start a number of programs to benefit the ACT spatial community. Please forward your ideas to Robert Twin at email@example.com.
In 2013 the ACT Region will host SSSC2013, the biennial conference for the SSSI. Planning is now underway for this conference, and we would like to offer you the opportunity to be a part of the organising committee for this event. There are a number of positions available on the committee, including assisting with planning the pre-conference workshops, identifying Keynote Speakers, collating papers for the conference program, coordinating social events and organising the map competition. By joining the organising committee you can:
If you are interested, please send your name, email and phone contacts to me at email@example.com , along with any preferred roles you wish to undertake.
ACT Region spatial professionals have once again been called upon to assist with emergencies, this time in Queensland.
The Mapping and Planning Support Group (MAPS) deployed four people to the Red Cross emergency operations centre (EOC) in Brisbane on 30 December to provide mapping support to the Red Cross during the flood emergency in central Queensland. As we all know that emergency spread to south eastern Queensland and MAPS continued to provide support throughout. MAPS deployed groups of between two and four people to Brisbane for periods of 5 days at a time. During this period the Red Cross EOC at Milton itself came under threat of flood and the MAPS team were temporarily relocated to Fortitude Valley. Using Red Cross' own GIS, which had been hastily put together just before the floods, the MAPS team provided a variety of map products to assist the Red Cross with planning of evacuation and recovery centres and with their field outreach programs.
In the first week of February, just when the operation was winding down, of course along came Tropical Cyclone Yasi. MAPS continued to deploy people to Brisbane to assist the Red Cross through this additional crisis. The last MAPS deployment, number 13, returned to Canberra on 21 February. In all, MAPS deployed 37 spatial professionals to Red Cross Brisbane over a 7 week period, each team spending 5 days on deployment before being replaced by a new team. This has been MAPS largest deployment since the Victorian fires in 2009 where we supported the Vic Police in the aftermath of the fires.
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"Berkshire pigs have the most wonderful flavor of all the pork I've ever tried," says Maria Hines of Tilth in Seattle. She buys her excellent, pasture-raised Berkshire pork from Skagit River Ranch in Sedro Woolley, Washington. $9.50 per lb; 360-856-0722.
- 4 1-inch-thick bone-in pork rib chops (about 12 ounces each)
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In a large bowl, cover the pork chops with the buttermilk and refrigerate for 4 hours or overnight.
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While digiKam is first and foremost an application for processing and organizing digital photos, it also features tools for working with film negatives.
Before you can process negatives in digiKam, you need to digitize them. If you don't have access to a film scanner or a lab that offers film scanning services, you can digitize film using a DSLR camera (there are plenty of tutorials on how to do that on the Web). The rest of the process assumes that you are using the latter way to digitize film negatives.
Open a RAW file containing a film negative in the editor (choose Tools → Image Editor or press F4). Crop the original file and apply lens correction if necessary. Choose then Color → Invert to transform the negative into a positive image. In case you work with the color negative, the converted image most likely requires some additional tweaking. First of all, the converted image is likely to have a strong blue tint. The easiest way to remove it is to use digiKam's Auto-Correction tool. Choose Color → Auto-Correction and select one of the presets. In many cases, the Auto Levels or Equalize presets do a decent job of correcting the colors. If the colors still look slightly off, you can adjust them further using the Colors → Color Balance tool.
The Invert feature in combination with an Auto-Correct preset provides a quick-and-dirty way of converting negatives, but digiKam has another tool designed specifically for processing color negatives. To access it, choose the Color → Color Negative command. The Color Negative Film interface contains several handy features that can help you to convert the negative and tweak the resulting image. While the Invert tool uses a generic profile for converting negatives, the Color Negative Film interface offers film profiles for many popular film types. So the first step is to select the appropriate profile. For better results, try to enable the Color Balance option, too. If the used film is not in the list, you can use the Neutral profile as a fall back.
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Singapore: The company's latest report states that the increasing elderly population, widespread preference for imported branded drugs, rising government support for the healthcare sector and the impending gains from the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) will be the main drivers of growth for the Vietnamese pharmaceutical market during the forecast period.
Vietnam signed the TPP, a trade agreement between 12 countries, on February 4, 2016.
It is expected that, once implemented, tariffs on pharmaceutical imports will fall to 0%, and patents on foreign pharmaceutical companies' drugs will be extended from five to 10 years.
While the Vietnamese market is seen as attractive for pharmaceutical companies, drug prices are high compared with average incomes, which may hinder patient access to medicine.
However, foreign pharmaceutical companies are able to generate more revenue not only due to patent protection, but also because locals believe imported drugs are much more effective and tend to prefer them over generics.
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October 04, 2013 | 1st | 2nd | 1OT | 2OT | Final |
Stetson | 2 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
Lipscomb | 1 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 3 |
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LIP | 3:26 | COLBERT, Alesondra (LINNELL, Baylee ) |
STET | 36:35 | PAVAO, Eduarda (DESCHENES, Ashni , KEOMANIVANE, Mara) |
STET | 40:29 | GROSE, Amber |
LIP | 53:13 | BRAY, Molly |
LIP | 68:11 | LUNDY, Ellen |
STET | 88:42 | HURME, Danielle (GROSE, Amber ) |
Goalkeepers | Min | GA | Sv | |
STET | TROCCOLI, Victoria | 110:00 | 3 | 4 |
LIP | BUHIGAS, Anna | 110:00 | 3 | 9 |
Stats at a Glance | STET | LIP |
Shots (on Goal) | 20 (12) | 12 (7) |
Saves | 4 | 9 |
Offsides | 0 | 3 |
Corner Kicks | 5 | 5 |
Fouls | 8 | 13 |
Yellow Cards | 0 | 1 |
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – In what was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams holding their breath, the Lipscomb women's soccer team tied Stetson 3-3 Friday night at the Lipscomb Soccer Complex.
The game featured 32 shots, six goals and three assists as the game went into double overtime where shots flew off the cross bar but neither team could break through.
"It was a wonderful spectator game," Lipscomb head coach Kevin O'Brien said. "For a coach, it got the heart racing. Quite honestly, two evenly matched teams played a wonderful competition in front of a great crowd."
The Lady Bisons (4-5-3, 1-1-1 A-Sun) got the scoring started in the fourth minute as junior Baylee Linnell dribbled the ball to the goal line and made a cross to freshman Alesondra Colbert who struck the ball into the net for her first career goal.
Stetson equalized the game in the 37th minute as Ashni Deschenes crossed the ball to Eduarda Pavao who headed the ball into the net.
Just four minutes later, the Hatters (3-6-2, 1-1-1 A-Sun) took the lead on an Amber Grose penalty kick.
"Ultimately, we started the game well," O'Brien said. "Then Stetson took it over and played better the rest of the first half.
"I think we played better in the second half, even though they knotted it up late."
Sophomore Molly Bray tied the game at 2-2 in the 54th minute, making Stetson pay for a miscue on a free kick. Bray lined up 25 yards out to take the kick, after the initial shot was blocked, Bray took her own rebound and placed it in the upper left corner for her third goal of the year.
Freshman Ellen Lundy, who entered the game seventh in the nation in goals scored, notched her 13th goal in the 69th minute. Picking up a loose ball from a scrum in front of the net, Lundy got enough on a kick that sent the ball into the back of the net.
With pressure mounting on Stetson to make a move in the closing minutes, the Hatters took advantage on a set piece to tie the game in the 89th minute. Amber Grose sent a ball sailing to Danielle Hurme who headed the ball for the equalizer.
"We couldn't quite preserve the 3-2 lead with a minute and a half remaining, and that was disappointing," O"Brien said. "Set pieces have been a thorn in our flesh and we have got to solve that."
The overtime periods so a total of 10 with each goalkeeper coming up big with saves. Freshman Anna Buhigas has nine saves for the Lady Bisons as she continues to lead the A-Sun with 62 saves. Victoria Troccoli had four saves for the Hatters.
"It was a cracking overtime," O'Brien said. "We hit the cross bar, they hit the cross bar. It was just an entertaining game."
The Lady Bisons have their stiffest test of the season Sunday hosting preseason favorite and two-time defending A-Sun champions Florida Gulf Coast.
"We've got to tighten the hatches," O'Brien said. "We have got to be a little tighter defensively. If we give Florida Gulf Coast the chances we gave Stetson, they will punish us.
"It is a matter of having a great recovery day tomorrow, coming out with a lot of energy and excitement about playing a great team on our home pitch. We look forward to competing against them."
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Blake Griffin has pulled out of USA Basketball's minicamp because of a strained right shoulder,possibly hurting the No. 1 pick's chances of playing next year in the world championships.
Griffin told USA Basketball officials Wednesday that he was
unable to play because he was injured during the third of the Los
Angeles Clippers' five summer league games. The former Oklahoma
star will spend the next three to four weeks resting the shoulder.
U.S. coach Mike Krzyzewski said Tuesday he was looking forward
to seeing Griffin play this week.
The minicamp is being used to identify candidates for available
spots on the U.S. team in the world championships. Griffin could
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- Recommend replacement of equipment as needed.
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At a golf resort in suburban Johannesburg, South Africa, a group of men lounged by the pool. They cheered as five competitors sprinted around a grassy field — in Speedo swimsuits — to the sounds of Yellow Polka Dot Bikini.
This was sports day at Mr. Gay World 2012.
Gay men from 22 countries took part, and this year's competition was noteworthy because it was the first time it was held on African soil. It addition, it also marked the first time that black African men participated, though there were just two.
Mr. Gay World was a five-day competition that includes a wide range of events. They included physical fitness tests, interviews, and of course, the night wear and swimsuit competitions.
Looking For A Global Representative
Coenie Kukkuk, a co-founder of Mr. Gay South Africa who helped organize this year's event, said it's not about finding a pretty face or rock-hard abs — though that doesn't hurt.
"This is not a beauty pageant," he says. "It is a search for an LGBTI [lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex] representative and an ambassador. There's no age limit, they have to do written tests, and have knowledge, even in part of the sports challenge today, the clues were questions about LGBTI history and LGBTI rights."
Kukkuk says the organizers were excited to hold the event in Africa, and hope it will bring attention to the challenges that gays and lesbians here face.
"In 37 countries, out of the 52 in Africa, it is still illegal, just to be gay," he said.
Wendelinus Hamutenya, a 23-year-old nurse and midwife from Namibia, was one of just two black Africans in the competition. Wendelinus says it's difficult for African men to participate and still be accepted at home. His own family refused to believe he was gay for a long time.
"The first time I told my parents that I am gay, I [was] taken to the mental institution," said Wendelinus, who was a teenager at the time.
He snuck out of that institution, and his family eventually decided to accept him, and gave their full support for his participation in the competition.
Ethiopian Contestant Fears For His Safety
The other black participant, an Ethiopian graduate student named Robel Hailu, hasn't been as fortunate. Rather than telling his family he was gay, he let them read about the pageant in the newspapers. That was nearly two months ago.
"I don't have any communication with them," he said. "Not only my family, my relatives, my best friends, a lot of people."
And he says he's scared to return to Ethiopia, where homosexuality is illegal. He fears he'll be imprisoned by the government or worse.
"If I go back home, they arrest me," he says. "I don't have the right to go back home."
Africa wasn't the only region that had thin representation. Asia, the Middle East and Eastern Europe had a noticeable lack of competitors, all of them regions where gays are still stigmatized.
Around sub-Saharan Africa, some governments are taking a stand against homosexuality.
Nigeria recently banned same-sex marriages, and made it illegal to work with LGBT groups — a move that could hamper AIDS prevention efforts.
Uganda removed the death penalty from a proposed anti-gay bill, but may still impose lengthy jail sentences.
And in South Africa, where homosexual rights are strongly protected, many gays and lesbians are still highly stigmatized, attacked, and even killed.
Hints Of Growing Tolerance
But Graeme Reid, the director of the LGBT Rights Program for Human Rights Watch in New York, says there are also signs of growing tolerance.
"I think Rwanda's a good example in which, when there was a proposal to introduce discriminatory legislation, that the minister of justice stood up very clearly," he said. "Kenya, with its new constitution, is more open to protecting human rights. Botswana is open to new dialogue and discussion."
At a U.N. meeting in Geneva last month, Secretary General Ban Ki Moon sent a powerful message to LGBT people around the world.
"To those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender, let me say, you are not alone," Ban said. "Your struggle for an end to violence and discrimination is a shared struggle."
Meanwhile, South Africa has introduced a resolution that would force countries to provide equal rights to all, regardless of gender or sexual orientation.
Graeme Reid from Human Rights Watch says the fact that South Africa introduced the resolution has made a huge difference.
"Because here's this African nation, leading this discussion around sexual orientation and gender identity," he said. "It's a very different dynamic than if it was a former colonial power, for instance, initiating the discussion."
He says African nations are also feeling pressure from Latin America and parts of Asia — places that used to abstain from such discussions.
Back at the pageant, the five finalists stood on stage in suits, sashes draped over their shoulders. Then came the announcement that the winner was … Andreas Derleth, 32 of New Zealand.
Robel Hailu of Ethiopia didn't make the finals, but says he'll continue fighting for LGBT rights.
"I have a [big] job to do for Ethiopia, and for African LGBT rights," he says.
But getting back into his country — and staying safe — could be a challenging first step.


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Despite her disappointing first round exit from the Australian Open, Samantha Stosur has climbed one spot in the latest WTA rankings.
The Queenslander has moved to No.26, but in an ironic twist, the new darling of Australian women's tennis, Daria Gavrilova, has gone the other way in spite of her good form.
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Gavrilova, who reached the fourth round of the Australian Open, has dropped from 33 to 35 in the standings.
Croatian-born Ajla Tomljanovic - girlfriend of Nick Kyrgios - has suffered the biggest fall, tumbling from 74 to 100.
However, Switzerland's Belinda Bencic is all the talk.
The Swiss has become the first teenager in seven years to reach the top 10 after climbing to ninth.
A run to the final at the St Petersburg Ladies Trophy ensured Bencic, 18, became the first woman aged under 20 to enter the top 10 since Caroline Wozniacki in 2009.
"As a small kid, everyone is dreaming to one day become top 10," Bencic, who won two titles in 2015, said in a statement.
"I now realise that all the hard work paid off. Until now, I didn't know if I would make it. But this is an amazing moment for me and just ... my dream. My goal is reached."
A sport that was once the domain of teenage champions, with players such as Steffi Graf, Monica Seles, Aranxta Sanchez-Vicario and Martina Hingis winning grand slam titles before turning 20, has seen a shift in recent years.
Maria Sharapova's triumph at the 2006 US Open was the last time a teenaged player won a slam, while last year's four majors were all won by 30-something women as Serena Williams and Flavia Pennetta walked away with the spoils.


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Because I love chocolate, this decadent slow cooker cake has long been a family favorite. This cake can also be served cold.—Elizabeth Farrell, Hamilton, Montana
68 Slow Cooker Recipes to Warm Your Winter
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup packed brown sugar, divided
- 5 tablespoons baking cocoa, divided
- 2 teaspoons baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup fat-free milk
- 2 tablespoons canola oil
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1-1/4 cups hot water
- In a large bowl, whisk flour, 1/2 cup brown sugar, 3 tablespoons cocoa, baking powder and salt. In another bowl, whisk milk, oil and vanilla until blended. Add to flour mixture; stir just until moistened.
- Spread into a 3-qt. slow cooker coated with cooking spray. In a small bowl, mix cinnamon and the remaining brown sugar and cocoa; stir in hot water. Pour over batter (do not stir).
- Cook, covered, on high 2 to 2-1/2 hours or until a toothpick inserted in cake portion comes out clean. Turn off slow cooker; let stand 15 minutes before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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Dragon's in the Bathroom
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Posted Wed 30th of December 2009
A game of Dungeons and Dragons that went a little far...
Tobias finishes fixing up the bath water, heating it with a spell, and gestures to the silvery woman in front of him, his bronze scales glistening in the torchlight. "Ladies first..." Twilight slowly strips her clothes and armor, leaving them in a pile near the door. Tobias watches with a grin as she slips into the soapy bathwater, her wings stretching out.
"It's nice and warm." She takes the soap and starts to lather herself. Her silvery scales gleam as she washes off the grime of their last adventure. Tobias tosses his clothes and armor off, and joins her, his own scales dull with dirt and grime. His chest has a large scar going from his left shoulder to his waist, and he has more smaller ones all over his left arm. He begins soaping up as well, taking furtive glances at the half-dragon beside him, his eyes rolling over her chest.
She looks over at him, and slowly walks over, touching his largest scar. "There are many stories on your body. Will you share some?" She traces the scar, her fingers running down his chest. He touches her hand, and smiles gently down at her. "I recieved this scar from a evil barbarian back when I was just a young man... He had attacked my village, looking for my father, and gave me this scar to bring him out of hiding. My father killed him later... but I've had it ever since."
Twilight gazes at the scar with sympathy. "That is similar to the scar my heart has. It is not visible, but it is there." She takes his hand and holds it to her breast. "I hate it when someone attack another. No matter if the attacker is good or evil, it's still wrong."
Tobias wraps his other arm around her, caressing her back, and wiping dirt off her scales. "Harming another creature is wrong, but sometimes it is necessary."
"I'm glad you feel the same." Twilight takes a handful of the soapy water, and begins to clean Tobias. His scales soon have the luster of hers, casting bright golden sparkles across the walls, the light mingling with Twilight's own silver-white shine. He smiles as she washes him, and when she finishes he cleans her as well, his hands wiping away the days of travel and fighting. "Your scales are nice when they are clean," she says. She looks at him, her white eyes shining.
"So are yours..." He slowly wraps an arm around her waist, and smiles down at her, his topaz eyes radiant. "Oh, clean or not, you're still beautiful..." He leans in to kiss her, and she responds by embracing him, her arms wrapping around his shoulders. He shudders in her embrace, and his hand slowly moves up her body. His other hand is wrapped around her, his thumb between her wings, holding the half-dragon tightly in place. His touch felt warm and inviting to Twilight, and her wings fold around the two, wrapping them in a leathery cocoon.
His hand creeps up her body until it reaches her chest. He gently caresses her breast, his fingers massaging the tender skin. He shudders again, his breath rattling as he inhales. "You feel so wonderful..." he says as he caresses the silver woman.
Twilight's breathing remains calm, and she slowly breathes in, Tobias' scent filling her mind. She smiles up at him. "Your touch feels nice. It is strong and gentle."
He smiles down at her again, his eyes half-closed as he continues to massage her chest. "I love your wings... I feel as if I'm back in my egg... It feels so nice..." He begins to plant kisses on her neck, grazing her here and there with his teeth, sending waves of pleasure through her body.
Twilight murmurs from the pleasure she was feeling. "They makes things feel cozy. You have a very lovely tail." She reaches around, and takes his tail in her hand and massages it. "All dragons have a tail."
He gasps as she massages him, his tail twitching. He nibbles her ear, making her drop his tail in surprise, and he slowly wraps it around her leg. He leans down, and softly licks her neck, his tongue giving her a wonderful tingling sensation. "My tail is yours to do with as you will..." he says. "As are my arms... my hands... all of me..."
She gasp, her breath caught in her throat from the sensation on her neck. "All of you? What should I do with you then?"
His eyes close, and he breathes in heavily. "Whatever you want to do..." His tail tightens around her leg, and he presses the silver lady closer to his body. His body heat spreads into her, and both of them blush as they feel each other. Twilight leans into the bronze warrior, and kisses him deeply, her tongue exploring his mouth, running over his fangs. He kisses her in return, his longer tongue wrapping around hers, his hands rubbing her back. Finally, he breaks away and looks down at the shining woman in his arms. "I love you so much... You're the first half-dragon I've ever met..."
"You are the first I've met," she responds. "I only became a half-dragon by magical means... Your touch feels so nice."
"So does yours..." He squeezes her even tighter, his head moving down to her neck. His lips touch her neck, slowly sucking on it, his tongue caressing her. His tail releases her leg, and moves up to wrap around her waist, pinning the two together. Twilight murmurs happily, lost in the moment. Her hands move down to Tobias' butt and gives it a playful squeeze.
He laughs, and his hands move down to squeeze hers in return. "Frisky, are we?" His right hand starts moving around to her front, caressing her waist as it goes, slowly approaching her womanliness. She smiles up at him playfully.
"You started it with the nipping," she says to him. Her eyes gleam as his hand comes closer. He nuzzles her neck, his scales rubbing against hers.
"So I did... but I'm not complaining..." His hand reaches its destination, and begins rubbing her parts, sending waves of pleasure through the half-dragon. He nibbles on her neck, his teeth sliding against her, nearly making her scream in ecstasy.
Twilight's breathing became more labored as the pleasure built up in her. She felt warm, it was an inner warmth. "Don't stop," she says, her voice strained from the feelings he was giving her.
"I don't plan on it," he says with a smile. He continues to rub her, his fingers moving a little faster. His fingers move around, exciting her parts, making her juices flow into the bathwater. He slowly parts her folds, and slips one of his fingers into her, making the silvery lass yell out in pleasure. He moves in and out, slipping a second finger in as well, rubbing her insides, sending her into a frenzy of ecstasy. He pulls out, and presses in again, his fingers massaging her from the inside. Twilight moans out in pleasure, unable to stop herself. Her fingers dig into Tobias' hide, leaving small marks on his back.
His motions slow, and his mouth moves next to her ear. "May I... go all the way?" She feels his manhood against her body, his heartbeat through his chest, beating faster than she ever thought possible.
Twilight nods once, and whispers back, "Can't stop what the heart desires." He smiles, and his member slowly enters her body, sending a pulse of happiness through her, making her shudder uncontrollably. His arms wrap tightly around her, clutching her shoulders, and she instinctively wraps her wings tightly around him, pressing the two of them together. His tail slides down, entangling their legs, and he begins to slowly pump her body, in and out, a feeling of pleasure flowing over both of them with each movement.
He soon begins moving faster, his body slamming into hers, and she digs into his scales, unable to keep herself from screaming as the ecstasy washes over them. His breathing becomes faster, and their hearts soon begin thumping in time, their bodies moving with each other. His movements fill her, giving her the sensation of a great warmth inside her chest, and the joy and pleasure rising inside both of them, soon reaching the climax. He moans at the same time as she yells out in ecstasy, a pulse of burning heat filling her stomach. He holds her for a few moments afterwards, the pair still entwined with each other.
"Wow... You're amazing, Twilight..." he says, out of breath. He slowly emerges from her, and kisses her forehead gently. "I love you so much..."
Twilight pants as she catches her breath. "I should say that about you." She kisses Tobias briefly. "I love you."
He kisses you back, and then smiles down at the silver scaled lady. He suddenly grimaces, and rubs his back where she dug into his skin. "I think we may need to soap up again..." He laughs slightly, and begins gently washing her wings, slowly running the water over them.
"Yes, let me heat the water back up." She breaths her fiery breath onto the water, not even caring about hitting the two of them. She knew they were both safe from the flame. Once the water is reheated, she washes Tobias, her hands running over him, her mind filled with the thoughts of their future...
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FrENTd Great article.Really thank you! Keep writing.
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2012-02-12 00:13:45
fxq0LR Yet, much is unclear. Could you describe in more details!...
2012-01-17 14:46:32
I loved it...Half Dragon....hmmmm the thoughts of a story between my Dragon Character and my Human! hmmmmm D&D is a good way to start hehehehe. Thank you a very good story!
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awsome... half dragon sex
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The horse racing drama Luck, starring Nick Nolte and Dustin Hoffman, has been canceled by HBO after a third horse was felled during filming.
"It is with heartbreak that executive producers David Milch and Michael Mann together with HBO have decided to cease all future production on the series Luck," the cable network said in a statement.
"Safety is always of paramount concern. We maintained the highest safety standards throughout production, higher in fact than any protocols existing in horse racing anywhere with many fewer incidents than occur in racing or than befall horses normally in barns at night or pastures."
"While we maintained the highest safety standards possible, accidents unfortunately happen and it is impossible to guarantee they won't in the future. Accordingly, we have reached this difficult decision."
"We are immensely proud of this series, the writing, the acting, the filmmaking, the celebration of the culture of horses and everyone involved in its creation."
The move came just two days after PETA notified Los Angeles law enforcement about the disturbing conditions the horses on the drama endured, including being forced to race for the cameras despite being too old and sick to do so.
"Knowing that old, unfit and drugged horses were forced to race for this series, PETA is glad that HBO has finally decided to cancel the show. We thank the whistleblowers who refused to let these horses' deaths go unnoticed," PETA said in a statement.
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My bike needed some repairs. It is a true pain in the ass to repair a bike without a proper bike work stand. I was not willing to pay $175.00, $190.00, or even $59.99. So I decided to make my own bike work stand, using only materials in my garage.
Total cost of project: $0.00 and 1.5 hours of my time.
First, a picture of some of the tools I used.
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One war club and one chisel...
My favorite canvas (see the pallet bench), a pallet:
I used two pieces from the pallet, one of the main supports and later on one of the 1x4s.
First stage: main beam sitting in my vice, parallel to the ground.
This picture shows the main arm of the bike work stand being leveled. The notch I originally cut was for the width of the bike frame. That changed later...
Here is the final notch, 3 1/2" to match the width of the 1x4 from the pallet.
Here are 1x4s from the pallet, the front of the 1x4 has a notch to match the width and depth of my bike's front stem. The overall length from the square end of the 1x4 to the short point of the notch is 20 13/16". The space on my bike is 21". I cut it a little shorter to make room for some pads/towels to stuff in and prevent scratches.
Another shot of the work stand set up:
Here is a walk around video of the final product. I added some small bungee cords to stabilize the front wheel as I work on it. Also notice the towel under the bike to prevent scratches to the frame.


text: Under the leadership of creative director Amy Mellen, Calvin Klein Home has now grown to encompass fabrics and furniture -- joining bed and table linens, tableware and carpets. Both the fabrics and the furniture take their inspiration from Klein's fashion and accessories collections. The textiles, which are to the trade and are manufactured by Kravet Couture, a top purveyor to architects and designers, feature Japanese-inspired motifs, luxurious linens, washed chenilles and subtle metallics, all in a lush neutral palette. The furniture, due in shops this month, includes a line for Macy's. The other group, the Curator Collection, with more elaborately refined pieces (shown here), is for specialty stores. This sculptural and sophisticated furniture shines with its quiet attention to detail. Prime examples are the occasional chair with satin-bronzed legs; hand-rubbed walnut bookcases; and walnut nesting tables with a parchment-leather pull. It's all about quiet glamour.


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• Mahmoud Abbas has just begun the 10th year of his four-year term as president of the PA. Khaled Abu Toameh points out that in the absence of long-overdue elections, Abbas has no mandate to proceed with John Kerry's peace initiative.
The only way to find out what Palestinians really want is by allowing them to head to the ballot boxes. Palestinians representing all groups, including Hamas and Islamic Jihad, should be allowed to run in such an election.
A victory for the radicals would mean that a majority of Palestinians do not want peace and continue to dream about the destruction of Israel. If Abbas and his political allies win, that would be great news for the peace process and Kerry's efforts to achieve a two-state solution . . .
How can Kerry expect Abbas to sign any document declaring the end of the conflict with Israel when many Palestinians are already pointing out that their president does not even have a mandate to act or speak on their behalf?
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• Expecting peace talks to fail, the PLO's already laying the groundwork to take the statehood fight to international organizations. More at Maan News.
• Professor Vijay Parshad (a member of both the American Studies Association and the advisory board for USACBI (US Campaign for the Academic & Cultural Boycott of Israel) got an op-ed soapbox in the Washington Post plugging the academic boycott.
• For more commentary/analysis, see Frida Ghitis (should Israel unilaterally withdraw from the West Bank?), and John Ivison (Maale Adumim and settlements).
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• After Hassan Rouhani told CNN's Fareed Zakaria that Iran won't destroy any of its centrifuges, Zakaria called the agreement a "train wreck."
• For commentary/analysis, see Elliott Abrams, Mark Landler, and Jeffrey Goldberg.
• AP: Israel estimates there are now 30,000 al-Qaida-linked jihadis in Syria.
• Narciso Contreras — the war photographer canned by AP for altering a photo from Syria — discussed with Lens why he did it, and why he turned himself in to AP rather than wait for for someone else to spot the Photoshopping.
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Golden Gate, Episode 2- The Island of Lost Toys: Reviewed
I was really looking forward to seeing episode 2 of the Golden Gate series because I used to travel to foreign countries so much of the time and wanted to see how this was going to be handled. I enjoyed seeing Alejandro's arrival at SFO, wheeling his little bag down the moving walkway. [Boy have I been there!] He takes a cab to the Castro – Where is Adam??? He only speaks Spanish and seems to handle the waiter at the open air café without problem, but what to do about his dead iPhone? Then his white knight, Robert offers him a charge off of his laptop, which is even white! Robert offers him a coffee, "café" or "agua", being that he is not so uneducated, a man of the world at that! Alejandro, feeling comforted, accepts.
Next thing we know, they are arriving at Robert's place! Alejandro enters and asks if he can take a shower. After his shower, he comes out in only a towel and Robert offers to help him with his bag. They open it and out fall black dildos! Robert says "Where do you stick these?" They tussle for them and Alejandro's towel slips to the floor, revealing a gorgeous boner which Robert wastes no time falling on with his mouth.
Eventually, Alejandro falls onto the twin bed and sprawling there with his pretty erection he looks like a god and larger than life. And I thought, that would look so nice on my bed! I should get one of those! No, I need one of those on my bed! That's right. Oh, back to the action…
Alejandro licks his fingers and sticks them into Robert's hole, which is all pink and pretty! [I don't recall seeing Kennedy's hole before this. It reminds me of Ty LeBoeuf's hole which is pink too!] After a bit of rimming, the dildo play ensues. That was fun to watch and Robert was pretty keen on it. Next, Alejandro fucks Robert for real, and that was for me when the problem starts. Suddenly, he speaks perfect English! WHAT? He says things like "You like my big dick ?" HUH? I mean, the sex was great, but what is up with the perfect English? Was that part of the plot or just a mistake? I could see if it was part of the plot, that would be in keeping with the twists and turns in the Golden Gate series so far. For example, in episode 1, the trick's wallet was stolen. I could also see if it was an honest error. You can't tell people to shut up when they are having sex. But a true pro like DO could stop talking during sex if you asked him to. So I am going with it as part of the plot. I also don't buy him being a waiter. He is just too well dressed for that. Unless he works at some upscale restaurant. What really got me though, was that Robert didn't notice that Alejandro spoke English.
For me, I was so distracted by that, I could hardly focus on the movie, but they have sex to completion and each have great cum shots that were very nice to see.
After sex, Alejandro's boyfriend calls and they have "words", in Spanish, over the phone. Alejandro heads in for another shower, as he is all sweated up again, and Robert lies back on the bed in a wonderful glow.
Well, my interest is even more peaked by this episode. Is the English a flub, or a twist? Only future episodes will reveal the answer to that. Meanwhile, there is all this great sex, and gorgeous men to look at. Nothing at all wrong with now, is there?
Highly recommended.
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The 16th Annual Hard Choice Awards
So many folks we love and admire won 16th Annual Hard Choice Awards, I'm going to group them by studio. Here are the winners:
Best Actor
Runner up: Steve Cruz- Focus/Refocus
Best Videography
Runner up: Dirty! (Leif Gobo/Mustang Studios)
Best Art Direction
Focus/Refocus (Bruno Bond/RSS)
Most Passionate Sex
Runners up: Dirty! Ty LeBeouf and Race Cooper (Mustang)
Best Sex Scene Top Ten
Hard Friction DVD Alessio Romero/Fabio Stallone
Best Sex 3 or more
Focus/Refocus Adam Killian, Steve Cruz & Ricky Sinz (RSS)
Best Rimming
Focus/Refocus Steve Cruz, Cole Streets (RSS)
Best New Studio– The completely reborn Mustang Studios
Savage Humor Award– Diesel Washington in Red Light (Mustang)
Best Supporting Actor
Ryan Raz, Focus/ReFocus, Raging Stallion Studios
Best Non-sexual Performance
Joe Wicht, Focus/ReFocus, Raging Stallion Studios
The Year's Best Sex (Top Ten)
Francesco D'Macho & Damien Crosse, Porn Stars in Love, Raging Stallion
Best Film Foreign
Love Addiction, Sarava Productions
Best Director Foreign
Strongboli, Love Addiction, Sarava Productions
Best Sex 3 or More
Daniel Marvin, Pedro Andreas & Bruno Bordas, Love Addiction, Sarava Productions
Best Director — Web
Damien Crosse and Francesco D'Macho, Staghomme.com
Website: Staghomme.com
Having a Blast! *cum shot*
Runners-up: Manuel Lopez, Stag Fight, Stag Homme
Best New Kids on the Block
Website: Staghomme.com
Best Daddy-Boy Scene
Nick Moretti & Conner Habib, Brief Encounters, Pantheon Productions
Best Solo
Adam Killian, Taken: To the Lowest Level, Rascal Video
Final thoughts:
I must say, very few surprises here. Steve Cruz was well rewarded for hustling his buns all year, starting a new studio and working so hard on Focus/Refocus. Great going Steve!!! As was Bruno Bond for his Art Direction too. Our hottest threesome WAS the hottest, no surprise there! But with Adam Killian, Ricky Sinz and Steve Cruz, how could they not be? The über sexy couple of Francesco D'Macho and Damien Crosse was in the top ten for the year's best sex; how many of us are surprised by that? Not me! Plus they garnered the win for Best Director in a Web setting. I can't think of anyone else who would. Then Love Addiction for Best Foreign Film, I think that by now we have all agreed that it just is. I am so glad that Nick Moretti won for best Daddy-Boy scene! Congratulations Nick! I love to see a good guy win! Hmm. Sure wish I could see that solo of Adam Killian's… It must be pretty hot!
Congratulations to all the winners!
Hat Tip: Steve Cruz


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chance to see him live. He was dressed casually in jeans, denim shirt and his trademark hat. He
sat down through the entire set, and would occasionally talk to his audience - but mainly just gave the people the great music they came to hear. Don has a slow, southern drawl when he speaks. He is relatively soft spoken for such a big guy, and I can truly see how he came to be known as the "Gentle Giant." Overall, the show was uneventful and Don handled the one small speaker glitch like the seasoned performer he is.
About halfway through the show, the speakers started to emit a little static. The band kept giving them sideways glances as they continued to play. The "static" soon turned to full-scale "noise" and the music slowly came to a standstill. Don just grinned and shook his head while the sound engineer worked to fix the problem. As soon as it got quiet he just started singing from where he left off. The band looked at each other, shrugged and jumped in to join him. Don continued on, staying onstage almost an hour and a half, singing many old favorites and bringing back lots of good memories. Don is not the person to go see if you expect a big "production." But if what you are looking for is some Country music at its finest, then I strongly recommend attending a Don Williams show if given the chance. He is one of Country Music's true Living Legends, and I was in awe the entire time he was onstage. I'm including a list of songs Don performed. While I recognized every single one of the songs that he sang, I'm not positive on all of the titles. So I apologize if I get a title incorrect. I was not able to get a song list from them. Song List:
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The biggest baby ever. He's almost 200lbs and just turned 2yrs old! I know, I know amazing right? Well, Tank is a blue merle great dane and to immasculate this massive pup I, the mom figure, refer to him as Toodles! In fact, while potty training this gigantic beast I would sing "Tank...the tinkler...tinkle, tinkle Tank". Yep, it's a bit bizarre. But to grow up owning pugs, having a huge dane is a change...really.
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