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By Jeff McDonald BROOKLYN, N.Y. — Tony Parker spun into the paint at the Barclays Center on Sunday night for what felt like the 100th time in the third quarter alone, Deron Williams gasping in his wake. Pirouetting toward the rim, the Spurs point guard blindly lofted a perfect rainbow just over the outstretched arms of Kris Humphries that found the bottom of the net as if guided by homing device. A crowd of 17,014 mostly hardscrabble Brooklyners, presumably Nets fans watching their team get taken apart in the Spurs' 111-86 victory, ooohed in appreciation. "I guess there were a lot of French people in the crowd tonight," Parker said with a grin. "Paris is not too far from New York." Perhaps it is high time the domestic basketball fan takes notice of what Parker is doing with the Spurs. The rest of the story: Spurs Nation
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York Bowen (1884-1961) 'The English Rachmaninoff' has a distinguished reputation as a composer and pianist. "The most remarkable of the young British composers," said Saint-Saëns. Bowen's works display a blend of romanticism, strong individuality, textures and harmonies considered uniquely 'Bowen'. This recording presents his 2 surviving symphonies. Bowen composed Symphony No. 1 in 1902 at age 18, while attending the Royal Academy of Music. The work has 3 movements - unusual for the time, written for a modest size orchestra. 7 years later, he composed Symphony No.2. Much happened in the world of modern music during those 7 years, including the acceptance of large orchestras as standard. Symphony No.2 is much larger in scale and performed with significantly larger instrumental forces too.
"Davis and the BBC Philharmonic give both symphonies finely groomed performances" -The Guardian
"Bowen handles his sizeable forces with consummate assurance...Bowen's red-blooded Second Symphony makes for a thoroughly enjoyable, late-Romantic splurge, and is certainly delivered here with unflagging conviction and energy. Production values are all one could desire, with Stephen Rinker's glowingly realistic, richly upholstered sound complementing the consistently polished and affectionate music-making. Recommended, especially if you have a sweet tooth" -Gramophone Magazine
"The present release is essential listening: first, because it susbstantially expands our knowledge of a musician who was clearly neither an anachronism nor merely an Interesting Historical Figure; second, because it is hugely enjoyable on its own terms; and third, because it is so stunningly well played and executed" -International Record Review
"Sir Andrew Davis's recording spearheads a belated revival of Bowen's orchestral work, revealing a remarkable melodic felicity in the sun-dappled First Symphony (1902) and an almost Straussian appetite for colour in the more heroic Second (1909). The playing is relaxed and refined, particularly in the extended solos for violin and clarinet" -The Independent on Sunday
Recording information: Studio 7, New Broadcasting House, Manchester (10/10/2010-10/11/2010).
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Bowen, York : Symphony no 1 in G major, Op. 4- Conductor: Andrew Davis
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Bowen, York : Symphony no 2 in E minor, Op. 31
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Even tough you may not be doing this one anymore, it would look aweosme on you... wow cloud could look awesome.... HAH!
thats if i manage the wig. o.o
Cloud! :OO That'll be awesome if you cosplay him, I love him XD
hes awesome!! Im starting him this week so i have him ready for the expo. Hopeing for no last min rushing this time :3
cant wait to see this!!!!!!! we shall be awesomfied
Woo, I'm prolly going to Birmy MCM too so I'll hopefully see you there 8D
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Cosplay Meet (Posted 7th April 2012) Wore this to a cosplay meet, not 100% happy with the wig, so planning to restyle, also didnt make the knee pads in time so got to make them also. Overall i cant complain about the cosplay turned out better then i thought it would, super happy. :D |
1 day left (Posted 30th March 2012) Remaking Sholder Pads!! Mine fail drasticly, but as i have never made armor before, i guess its all a learning curve. Also gotthe top nearly done, just to add detail and add the leatherette straps, ect. +Wig to style. Lesson learned: Dont leave the outfit till last minute, or 3 days before an expo :/ |
less then a week to go!! (Posted 25th March 2012) Working on my cosplay pretty much full time as of today, started on the armor, made it out of EVA foam :P |
let the styleing begin... (Posted 15th March 2012) So happy with the fringe, wbut im worried that the spikes on the top are going to look thin, i originaly planned to buy two wigs and combine them, to create more hair = fuller looking spikes, but due to how close expo now is i dont have time to order a second wig or the money. Guess i shall have to use what i have and possibly revisit the wig after expo :/ |
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fail me (Posted 25th February 2012) I was ment to start this today but instead I ended up working on san, then I got my hair dyed, so will start this tomorrow! :3 |
Blue fabric (Posted 23rd February 2012) Got the fabric :3 On the left fabric without flash Soon to start this week hipefully. Though i do have lots of course work to finish. But am starting these trousers tomorrow [Friday] as helping DarkKasai with his Zack Fair also :P |


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I had two JFrames (the first one called A.java -> had a JTable on it, and the second one called B.java -> used to add Items to JTable for A.java)
When I pressed the Add Items (JButton), A.java poped B.java up (using setVisible).
The problem was, when B.java successfully inputed items to database, A.java didn't want to refresh it's JTable (because of diffrent JFrame)
A.java pop up B.java, B.java successfully had done it's job, but A.java didn't want to refresh it's JTable because of diffent JFrame.
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Another problem :
I want to check who is login, so I create a private variable in a class, using a setter and getter on it.
In another class (another Jframe), I used to call for the last class which contained that private variable, but it seems to be failed to access the value from the last class.
Any examples solutions for my problem? thanks.
- I had two JFrames...
I'm assuming of course that you know how to use table models such as a DefaultTableModel to update your JTable. If not, please read the Sun tutorial on JTables and table models.
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If you are still unsure, why not post some of your code in here and we can take a look at it. It would be most helpful if that code were small, compilable and runnable -- a small self-contained program that demonstrates your problem, otherwise known as an SSCCE.
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But in truth, the signs were already there, what with the race riots that had begun in 1963-'64 before really hitting stride in '67-'68.
The French Revolutionaries also believed they could begin mankind anew, in their case by eschewing everything but Reason.
But again, the pscyche is whole; one can no more sever oneself from the upper and lower vertical (unconscious and supraconscious) than one may declare that the brain can function in the absence of a beating heart. A human being is an integrated organism at every level; the parts are always subordinate to the whole, not vice versa.
Indeed, pathology -- both physiological and psychological -- can be understood as a part that doesn't know its place, and either usurps the rightful domain of other parts or ceases functioning for the benefit of the whole. My pancreas went on strike seven years ago, but it's not as if there are no implications for the rest of me.
But most diabetic patients I see act just this way (many do the same with hypertension). They live in blissful denial of their diabetes, which is why they end up with strokes, heart attacks and kidney disease in their 40s and 50s. As Homer Simpson once lamented, Why do my actions always have to have consequences!
Mendel is undoubtedly correct in highlighting "the rationalists' problem," which is the absence of any "solid ground of being and purpose to replace religious faith." Thus, in actuality, although they always talk about ends, the left really has no means to get there. Rather, they have only means, which explains quite a bit about self-styled "progressives."
For what is the end toward which the progressive believes the state to be progressing? This end doesn't actually exist; or, even if it did exist as a fantasy of some sort, it could never exist on earth.
Again, if one considers actual ends -- empirical reality -- we see that our gargantuan state and its unsustainable debt are the direct result of the application of progressive means, decade after decade. Yes, here we are, liberal paradise. Isn't it beautiful?
The ubiquitous liberal problem is that it has no intrinsic boundary, no limiting factor. Yes, it is Never Enough: liberals insist
"that the government must do more -- much more -- to help the poor, to increase economic security, to promote social justice and solidarity, to reduce inequality, and to mitigate the harshness of capitalism. Nonetheless, liberals have never answered, or even acknowledged, the corresponding question: What would be the size and nature of a welfare state that was not contemptibly austere, that did not urgently need new programs, bigger budgets, and a broader mandate? Even though the federal government's outlays have doubled every eighteen years since 1940, liberal rhetoric is always addressed to a nation trapped in Groundhog Day, where every year is 1932, and none of the existing welfare state programs that spend tens of billions of dollars matter, or even exist. "
No liberal ever says, "okay, that's big enough. The present size of the state is perfect." Likewise, they never tell us how high taxes have to be before they are too high. After being forced by the electorate to abandon his liberal agenda, President Clinton bowed to reality and proclaimed that "the era of big government is over." But it was just resting. A new era of Bigger Government commenced on January 20, 2009, with Clinton's full-throated support. Clintonomics!
Now, two of the important modes of unconscious thought are omnipotence and omniscience. Why is this the case? Just logic. To simplify, the deep unconscious knows no clear and unambiguous boundaries, and a boundary is a limit. It also transcends -- or subtends -- linear time, and only knows the now. Add those together, and it is possible to live in a kind of boundless eternity.
I should emphasize that this is by no means inherently pathological. To the contrary, we all long to spend a little timelessness in this mode, but most of us do it in appropriate ways, e.g., religion, meditation, hobbies, family, music, cosmic blogging, sex, grog, etc.
But what if you are the type of person who is unsatisfied or cannot be satisfied with his own life? These are the most dangerous people on earth, especially when given political power. For some reason, the personal happiness -- and even identity -- of these persons is bound up with "helping" others.
Nothing wrong with that -- one cannot be human in the absence of the charitable impulse -- but this is quite different.
For just what makes a person want to force a second person to pay for something he believes a third person needs? Why do we have to radically transform our whole medical system and inconvenience millions of people, just because some vulgar community agitator thinks it's a good idea?
I understand the charitable instinct, but I do not understand the infinite self-belief -- the presumption of omniscience and omnipotence, backed by the force of state violence to impose his will. Have we any right whatsoever to imagine that the people who will administer this system will be wiser, kinder, and more moral than we are?
Here's an idea: how about our government actually making itself useful by fostering the market conditions that would make the medical system more functional? As it stands, the system is so distorted that it has few meaningful price signals, and in a free market economy, price is everything. Once price no longer conveys up-to-date meaningful information, we enter an irrational and incoherent world of too much or too little of what we want and need, and at the wrong price.
A state takeover can only make this worse, not better, for no one knows the actual cost of anything in a command economy. Nor does anyone know whether it is worthwhile to do this or that. There are infinite decisions to be made, with no rational basis to make them, and each with unforeseen and unforeseeable consequences. It is why we had to pass Obamacare in order to find out what's in it (and we still don't know).
Pelosi was being unintentionally honest here, because her statement is literally true. No one can pretend to know the consequences of a 2,500+ page bill on 17% of the economy, which is in turn connected to everything else. The bill could have been 5,000 or 10,000 or 100,000 pages, but one could still never predict its impact, since the information it pretends to understand is literally infinite (Hayek's knowledge problem). The map would have to be as large as the territory, which is both impossible and redundant.
Note that freedom and inequality are two sides of the same coin. We are free because unequal, and unequal because free. If everyone were the same, it would be another way of saying that we are not free to be unique.
But in its attempt to impose equality by force, this is precisely what the left ends up doing. Thus, in the socialist brain of a liberal Democrat, there are large areas devoted to embedded groupthink, generous spending of other peoples money, and smarter-than-thou intellectual sanctimony, but mere remnants of common sense and personal responsibility.
In a command economy, we are only "free" to be what the state wishes us to be, which is no freedom at all. The state is the agent and we are the receiver; it is the manly pitcher while we must lean forward and be the passive catcher. It rewards certain thoughts and behaviors, and punishes others, which places a new and completely unjust cost on the development of individualism.
For Margaret Thatcher, this was the wickedness at the heart of leftism. I found it surprising and fascinating to discover that Thatcher had deduced her economics from moral principles. But as soon as I thought about it, I realized that the left does the identical thing, except they begin with the wrong moral principles. For someone like Paul Krugman, his economics is clearly posterior to his morality -- or, to be precise, his hate-drenched moralism.
As Berlinski explains, "socialism itself" has a corrosive effect on human nature; it has "turned good citizens into bad ones; it turned strong nations into weak ones; it promoted vice and discouraged virtue; and even when it did not lead directly to the Gulags, it transformed formerly hardworking and self-reliant men and women into whining, weak and flabby loafers." It is not a noble idea badly applied, but "an inherently wicked idea," one not susceptible to "perfecting." Rather, it works every time, only in ways unintended.
Thatcher also felt -- and this would apply to Obama's America -- that "Britain's decline was not an inevitable fate, but a punishment" (emphasis mine). No, not for those sins that preoccupy the liberal brain -- imperialism, racism, homophobia, greed, and all the rest -- but "for the sin of socialism." Thatcher:
"How could anyone expect that the idea of 'more of the same' which has nearly brought us to our knees could be seriously entertained?"
For socialism is not just "a folly, but a heresy" (Berlinski); it is actually bad theology, because it is rooted in "the belief that Man is perfectible" (Thatcher). In this naive but pernicious view, "we must do good. We know how to do good, and we have the money to do good. And that inevitably became, and you will be done good to! (Bernard Ingham, in Berlinski).
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Kia Raises Visibility of U.S. Road Racing Program with Integration into Cie Games' Car Town and Presenting Sponsorship of Round Three of the Pirelli World Challenge this Weekend in Long Beach
- With two victories and six podium finishes to its credit after just 14 Pirelli World Challenge (PWC) races, Kia Racing's turbocharged Optima to be available for Car Town players to add to their virtual garages starting tomorrow
- Kia Racing arrives in Long Beach third in Grand Touring Sport (GTS) Manufacturer points after strong performances at season-opening doubleheader in St. Petersburg
IRVINE, CA--April 18, 2013: Kia Motors' fourth season of U.S. road racing competition heats up this weekend on the streets of Long Beach, and the Southern California-based automaker's commitment to motorsports will be on full display with Kia's first-ever presenting sponsorship of a Pirelli World Challenge (PWC) event. Coinciding with the Pirelli World Challenge Long Beach Grand Prix presented by Kia is Friday's introduction of the turbocharged Optima racing machine into Cie Games' Car Town, a leading social game on the Facebook platform, which allows its nearly 50 million lifetime players to collect and customize virtual cars in garages of their own design and participate in challenges.
"Everyone at Kia is proud of the outstanding performances our Optima racecars have delivered in a very short period of time as well as the fact that Kia is the first Korean manufacturer to compete in the highly competitive Pirelli World Challenge, and we are increasing our marketing efforts to further raise Kia's profile in the sport," said Michael Sprague, executive vice president, marketing and communications, Kia Motors America. "There will be a large contingent of Kia team members, family and friends in attendance at the Pirelli World Challenge Long Beach Grand Prix presented by Kia, which takes place less than 30 miles from our U.S. headquarters, and our integration into the wildly popular Car Town game gives auto enthusiasts a new way to engage and interact with our brand."
Fresh off a successful season-opening weekend in St. Petersburg, which included a top-five finish by driver Nic Jonsson, Kia Racing and its partner, Kinetic Motorsports, return to Southern California -- scene of the Optima program's first podium finish one year ago -- with high hopes for their second competitive outing in the unforgiving concrete canyon that is the temporary circuit at Long Beach.
Drivers Jonsson (No. 36) and Mark Wilkins (No. 38) know what it takes to master a demanding street circuit and look to put on a show for the crowd, which will include hundreds of Kia team members and dealers.
"It's always great to see fans, but to be this close to KMA's U.S. headquarters is especially exciting for us and makes it that much more special," said Jonsson. "We learned a lot about the cars coming away from St. Pete that we can now apply to Long Beach. With both tracks being temporary street circuits, there are a lot of similarities, and I think we'll have a good shot to repeat our podium finish from a year ago."
Kia currently sits third in the Manufacturer Championship for Grand Touring Sport (GTS) class cars, and Wilkins, following back-to-back sixth place finishes in the St. Pete doubleheader, is fifth in driver points heading into Round 3 at Long Beach.
"I feel like we're in a good place right now to score solid points and position ourselves for a run at a GTS championship," said Wilkins. "The Optima was very strong at St. Pete, and I feel like we have our car dialed in pretty nicely at this point. Long Beach is a tough track -- on the car, the tires and the driver. I just plan to keep the No. 38 Kia up front and give our guests something to cheer about while scoring valuable points."
The Pirelli World Challenge Long Beach Grand Prix presented by Kia begins at 4:30 p.m. PT on Sunday, April 21. Televised coverage is scheduled to air Sunday, May 5 at 11:00 a.m. PT on the NBC Sports Network. Race fans can always tune in online for live race coverage at www.world-challengetv.com and catch the latest news and updates from the track at www.facebook.com/kiaracing or Twitter at @KiaRacing.
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MINNEAPOLIS & REHOVOT, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Stratasys, Ltd. (NAS: SSYS) , the leader in professional 3D printing, and MakerBot, the leader in desktop 3D printing, today announced the completion of their merger first announced on June 19th.
Stratasys is a pioneer in 3D printing for prototyping and production, and for more than 25 years has enabled designers and engineers to bring their ideas to life. MakerBot, founded in 2009, helped develop the desktop 3D printing market and has built the largest installed base of 3D printers in the category by making 3D printers highly accessible. MakerBot has sold more than 22,000 3D printers since 2009.
"Stratasys and MakerBot share a vision about the potential for 3D printing to transform design and manufacturing," said David Reis, Stratasys CEO. "Our goal now is to maximize the benefits this merger creates for our shareholders, our customers and our employees."
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Gender: male Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Sun 27th of December 2009
Not all of this is true. I've embellished a triffle.
Tom tenderly tongue tickled Trish's taut tender tense tan trout tasting taint tentatively tracing a trail towards Trish's twilight tawny toned twat whist Trish tenaciously tongue tickle teased Tom's tight tense tender testicles.
"I have huge nipples." Stated Trish, looking up from Tom's tight testes. "There's only one kind of regular brassiere I can wear that I like that covers my nipples well." Trish said as she assessed the size of her areolas."
"Yes, you do have huge nipples," replied Tom repositioning himself on the couch so his head was level with Trish's breasts.
Once again, Trish's nipples were the center of the universe. Trish was a strange self centered sexually compulsive bitch. Tom knew she was a compulsive liar too, but that didn't bother him. The "sexually compulsive" part of her personality was what he found wonderful. She was an unstable randy tart who could go from being on the verge of tears while talking about how her favorite jeans were falling apart to complaining about how hard it was to find a proper fitting brassiere for a big nippled girl like herself.
"It's not like my tits are really big, I'm just average, but my nipples are huge." Trish went on, gently shrugging her shoulders, pushing her breasts together. "Like it's asking too much for a bra to cover my nipples…"
"I feel your pain." Tom said as he pinched each of Trish's pink upturned nipples. "I might need to check those nipples. I think I might have to suck them!"
Trish really did have a fine set of jugs. They were just right for her slight body, actually larger than one might expect for women her size. She was right. The defining characteristic of her tits were her the perky nipples and the large puffy areolas surrounding them. Any guy would want to pinch them, and suck them for a while.
"I bet you wannna suck them. How do they feel?" she asked as Tom continued to pinch her ripe nipples.
"They feel great.! Look what they've done to my wiener." Tom said as he took one of his hands off her breast, grabbed her right hand and put it on the shaft of his rock hard shwantzarino.
"I love playing with your dick. It's so big and if I squeeze it, it gets bigger." purred Trish. Tom continued to squeeze Trish's big stiff nipples. "It's a cute dick too. Some dicks are really ugly funny looking. Some guy's dicks smell like ammonia or goat cheese or both. Your cock smells like a candy cane muffin. It's so yummerz!"
"Perhaps it's the peppermint soap I've been using." Tom suggested. Trish always said crazy shit. He was waiting for what would come out of her mouth next. She gripped Tom just below the head of his shwanger as she dug into his scrotum with her other hand and tickled his testis. Her hand slowly stroked his stiff shaft.
"I love yanking a creamer out of your wiener. It's so salty good! I can already feel your nut tighten!" Trish shifted a bit and slowly lowered her head as she skirted down the couch towards Tom's rock hard penis.
Suddenly the land line phone rang. Tom sat up quickly and answered the phone.
"Hello" said Tom
"I'm calling about the 73 Dodge Dart Swinger you have listed in the paper." said a nasally voice over the static on the line.
"I think you have the wrong number" replied Tom in a voice that belied the fact that he was thinking about Trish's trouty twagina.
"Is this 555-6666?" inquired the caller
"Yes it is." answered Tom in a raspy take charge voice.
"Well, it's right here in this weeks Adverts." offered the caller. "73 red Dodge Dart Swinger, 45,000 miles, small block auto V8 318 5.21 engine, holly carb, dual exhaust and black leather seats."
"Sounds totally cherry. If I had that jalopy, I sure as buttered toast wouldn't be selling it!" exclaimed Tom in a voice that gave no hint as to his recent oral activities
"See, my name is Marcus," began the caller, "and about the time of my near divorce in 1958, my wife asked me in bed if there was something special I would like. I told her I wanted her to release an air biscuit. No hesitation. She let out a tiny squeeker on cue, right in my face. A minute later, she unloaded a whopper that damn near singed the carpet. Sounded like she killed a huge duck. It was total romance. She never topped that one. I fell in love with her all over again that night.
It added that spark we needed at that time. That excitement. We still do it all the time. I get the best results with her simply by sticking my tongue up into her bung pie as far as I can and massaging her rump while tossing her salad. Sometimes she farts right away but sometimes it can take 20 minutes. The romance saved our marriage. That and Jesus. You do the math. I figure that 3 farts per week over a year works out to about 156 farts. So in 20 years, I've inhaled over 3100 farts."
Marcus cleared his throat and continued. "I also love to fart! I have a nice wrangler ass bubble butt that looks delectably juicy in faded skintight jeans or tight and squeaky shiny and squeaky vibrating vinyl or leather pants! I love to rip ass in my tight jeans with no underwear or slide around on a vinyl seat in a bar or restaurant with my leather pants on so I can dig the vibration and sexy fart sounds that it makes. I just love to fart in my black leather pants. The way it smells with the leather gets me hot. My farts smell like eggs or broccoli! Yuppers! That's why I'd love to have this 73 red Dodge Dart Swinger, 45,000 miles, small block auto V8 318 5.21 engine, holly carb, dual exhaust and black leather seats. It'd drive around with all the windows up with the AC off in the hot summer in my black leather or red vinyl pants, farting and sliding around on the leather seat, thanking the lord Jesus for my most glorious find!"
"Did you say that ad was in the "Adverts" free weekly paper?" inquired Tom with a voice like garlicky butter.
"Yes." replied Marcus.
"Well, I delivered that paper when I was a kid. It went out of business in 1991 or 1992. There must be a mistake." said Tom
"Well, It's 1978 here, so we got a while before that happens." answered Marcus in a weary voice.
"It's 2009 here, dude. Listen up. My name is Tom. You should hold on to that money you have for the car and buy some Microsoft stock instead. Trust me! Buy some Intel, Yahoo and Google too when you can!" offered Tom. "Call me back in 31 years and 10 minutes and let me know how you are."
"Ok Tom. I'll do that. Thank you. Goodbye!" said Marcus.
Tom hung up the phone.
"Who was that?" asked Trish.
"That was some guy named Marcus in 1978." answered Tom. "He likes to fart and he's looking for a 1973 red Dodge Dart Swinger with black leather seats. I told him to buy some Microsoft Intel, Yahoo and Google stock instead and call me back."
"Oh, ok," replied Trish. "Will you rub my shoulders?" she asked. Tom sat down on the couch.
"You know the spot…" Trish purred and slowly and put her head on Tom's lap and began stroking his shaft with one hand and tickling his scrotal sack with the other. Tom reached down and dug into the area of her back right along her right shoulder blade and massaged her tight muscle.
"Oh that feels great…" Trish sighed as she put the head of Tom's penis into her mouth, sucked hard and moaned. Her tongue pushed and curled around the bottom of his prick and sometimes poked out of her mouth with a wet slurp. He continued to rub her shoulder as she sucked more of his cock into her mouth and moaned. She had both of her hands on his balls and was tickling them gently. Tom knew from experience that Trish would suck as long as he could massage. Longer, actually.
"Oh my huge nipples are so hard because I'm sucking your stiff wiener while you massage the area of my back right along my right shoulder blade." Trish purred as she slurped and sucked on Tom's stiff shlonger. She grabbed the Tom's shaft near his balls and squeezed as she eased some of his prick out of her mouth until only the top part of his dick head remained in her mouth. Trish gave him a super helmet scrub, licking furiously at his piss slit. Trish looked up at Tom as she positioned herself carefully and slowly swallowed Tom's eight inches of man sausage until her lips were resting on his pubs. She looked like she had a moustache.
Tom pumped her throat as he continued rubbing the area of Trish's back right along her right shoulder blade. After about a minute, Trish slowly let his sword out of her mouth a bit and sucked hard. Her tongue worked the bottom of Tom's rod as she continued to let more of Tom's knob out of her mouth until only the top part of his head remained. Trish gave him a super helmet scrub again, licking furiously at his piss slit. Trish looked up at Tom as she positioned herself carefully and slowly swallowed Tom's eight inches of man sausage.
Tom began to gently pump throat again, but Trish gagged and quickly pulled away.
"Oh my" said Trish "That was close. I almost had to vomit, or ralph!" She sucked the head of Tom's wang back into her mouth and sucked it hard and loud. She knew Tom loved to hear her slurp and moan while she sucked and she was happy to comply. Her cooch was already very wet, and it was in need of attention. That was good. Trish liked to wait until she couldn't take it anymore. She had her thighs wrapped around Tom's left shin. She was grinding her crotch against it while slurped hard on Tom's wiener.
Tom stopped rubbing Trish's shoulder, pulled his prick out of her mouth and flipped around so his head was above her groin and moved in towards her muff. Tom's upper arms were pinning Trish's legs down. Trish moaned and sucked James' sausage back into her mouth. She gripped his shaft at its base and squeezed lightly with one hand, tickled his nutsack with the other and slurped more of his schlong into her mouth.
Tom pushed her thong away from her loin wig and ran the fingertips of each of his hands along the edges of her trimmed rug. He lightly butterfly kissed at her swollen clit as Trish moaned deeply and sucked harder on Tom's prick. Tom was dying to maw her musky mound, but he restrained himself and lightly kissed around all around Trish's mound. Trish pulled her legs further back as Tom's upper arms pushed against her thighs exposing her ass to him. Tom knew that Trish loved to have her perineum or taint (the skin in between the ass and the pussy) licked and sucked.
"Some guy's dicks smell like ammonia or goat cheese or both. Your cock smells like a candy cane muffin. It's so yummerz!" said Trish, squeezing Tom's rigid penis. She sucked his manhood back into her yapper and slurped loudly. Tom continued lightly kissing around Trish's stench trench as he lightly tickled her anus. Trish sucked harder and moaned.
Tom clamped his mouth around Trish's perineum (the skin in between the ass and the pussy) and sucked hard while flicking his tongue lightly against the soft smooth skin.
"Oh my goodness" moaned Trish, "You've clamped your mouth around the skin in between my ass and my pussy. You're sucking my perineum and lightly flicking your tongue against it as well. I have huge nipples. There's only one kind of regular bra I can wear that I like that covers my nipples well, but as long as you keep your mouth clamped around the skin in between my ass and my pussy while lightly flicking your tongue against it as well, I have little cause to be concerned about my nipples now." Trish moaned and sucked Tom's wiener back into her mouth.
Suddenly, the phone rang.
"Hi tom, This is Marcus!" said the voice on the other end of the line. "It's 31 years and 10 minutes after I called you before. I did what you told me and didn't buy the 1973 red Dodge Dart Swinger with black leather seats. I bought the stocks you suggested and I am now a billionaire. I own several Dodge Dart Swingers with leather seats in various colors not to mention my fleet of other automobiles. I've deposited 5 million in a Swiss account in your name and I will deposit 5 million in cash in a domestic account in your name and list you as an associate at my firm, if that is ok with you."
"What would I have to do?" asked Tom.
"You'd have to take the money and be an associate. You would have to be circumcised, and that's about it." answered Marcus.
"I am circumcised, so I'll do it!" replied an excited Tom.
"I will send you some business cards and all the information you will need to access your accounts." said Marcus.
Tom hung up the phone.
"Who was that?" asked Trish.
"That was Tony. He wants to know if I want to go watch the game at his house." answered Tom in a voice drenched with honey. "Listen baby," Continued Tom, "I want you to do something for me. I really need you to do this for me, sweets."
"What is it?" Asked Trish.
"I want you on all fours in the doggie position with your back arched like a cat in heat and I want you to fart." requested Tom.
"Ok" said Trish as she got on all fours in the doggie position with her back arched like a cat in heat as Tom positioned his nostrils over her gaping poop hatch.
Suddenly, Trish's poop hatch was a dutch oven of rotting vegetation, air biscuits, flatus, cut cheese and quief. That particular fart was a total cheek flapper of gaseous intestinal by-products. Tom clamped his mouth around Trish's leather cheerio so as to catch any lingering free-floating anal vapors left behind. It sounded like Trish stepped on a couple of huge ducks. It wasn't very lady like of her.
Later that day a brown truck pulled up in front of Tom's apartment and a guy with a moustache brought Tom an envelope containing the bank account numbers. Tom promptly checked the information and confirmed that he was indeed a multi millionaire. By this time, Tom had discovered that since he was double jointed and a Christian who loved his lord and savior Jesus, he could position his nostrils over his own gaping poop hatch and unleash rich musky eggy methane fart into his own sniffy proboscisish nose.
Tom decided he would tongue tickled Trish's taut tender tense tan trout tasting taint nevermore.
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When the man who gave the world kung pao pastrami was forced to close the establishment that made both him and it famous, he funneled his frustrations into working on its sister restaurant. From a psychedelic corner cantina, Danny Bowien makes magic with masa, enriching it with butter and cream like Latino grits. As a San Francisco transplant, he's no stranger to burrito greatness, and he's graciously bestowed the city with some of it's finest specimens, including a Mission-inspired version stuffed with French fries. At $12 a pop, they're not cheap, but with bold fillings like shredded lamb and rabbit confit that have as much nuance as plated dishes, we'll happily pay the toll.
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Stickney (crater)
Stickney crater (at left)
(Viking orbiter, 10 June 1977). |
Feature type | Impact crater |
Location | 1°N 49°W / 1°N 49°W[1]Coordinates: 1°N 49°W / 1°N 49°W[1] |
Dimensions | 9 km (5.6 mi) in diameter. |
Discoverer | Asaph Hall |
Naming | Chloe Angeline Stickney Hall |
Stickney is the largest crater on Phobos, which is a satellite of Mars. It is 9 km (5.6 mi) in diameter, taking up a substantial proportion of the moon's surface.
The crater is named after Chloe Angeline Stickney Hall, wife of Phobos's discoverer, Asaph Hall.[2] In 1878 Hall wrote that he "might have abandoned the search [for Martian satellites] had it not been for the encouragement of [his] wife."[3] The crater was named in 1973, based on Mariner 9 images, by an IAU nomenclature committee chaired by Carl Sagan.[4]
Stickney has a smaller crater within it, about 2 km (1.2 mi) in diameter, resulting from a later impact. In 2006 it was given the name Limtoc, after a character in Gulliver's Travels.[2]
Grooves and crater chains appear to radiate from Stickney. These have led to theories about the impact that formed Stickney nearly destroying the moon. However, evidence from the Mars Express orbiter indicate that they are unrelated to Stickney and may have been formed by material ejected from impacts on Mars.[5] More recent modelling supports the theory that the grooves are signs of deformation caused by tidal forces.[6] The crater has a noticeable lineated texture on its interior walls, caused by landslides from materials falling into the crater.[7]
It is possible that Stickney is large enough to be seen with the naked eye from the surface of Mars.[8] It is located at the middle of the western edge of the Mars-facing side of Phobos.
See also[edit]
- ^ "Stickney". Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature. USGS Astrogeology Research Program.
- ^ a b Blue, Jennifer. "Phobos Nomenclature: Crater". Gazetteer of Planetary Nomenclature. Retrieved 24 July 2009.
- ^ Hall, Asaph, Observations and orbits of the satellites of Mars, Washington: Government Printing Office, 1878 (quoted in Hall, Angelo, An astronomer's wife, Baltimore: Nunn and Company, 1908, p. 112).
- ^ Veverka, Joseph et al. "A Mariner 9 atlas of the moons of Mars," Icarus 23, 206-289 (1974).
- ^ Murray, John B. et al. "New evidence on the origin of Phobos' parallel grooves from HRSC Mars Express," Lunar and Planetary Science XXXVII (2006).
- ^ Zubritsky, Elizabeth. "Mars' Moon Phobos is Slowly Falling Apart". NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. Retrieved 11 November 2015.
- ^ "Phobos from 6,800 Kilometers (Color)". NASA/JPL-Caltech/University of Arizona. 9 April 2008. Retrieved 9 April 2008.
- ^ Calculating the angular size of an object with a diameter of 9 kilometres (5.6 mi) at a distance of 9,250 kilometres (5,750 mi), yields 9/9250 * 206265 = 200 arcseconds. An object needs a size of 60 arcseconds to be resolved by the naked eye.
External links[edit]
Wikimedia Commons has media related to Stickney (crater). |
- Flight around Phobos (animated movie)
- Stickney in High Resolution


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All rooms have private, separate entrance, bathroom with cabin shower, cable TV, air-condition (heater), Wi-Fi. You can navigate your way around using city map and brochures located in each room.
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4. Pocitelj – old Turkish city built on the side of mountain
5. Etno Selo – a typical Hercegovina's ethnic village built as a tourist attraction
We also offer the "War Tour" through the city showing the urban scars from recent conflict in this region.
You will feel welcomed, safe and cared for in the Elite Guest House.
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So, once again, I didn't feel like spending much time in the kitchen. I didn't want to serve my family frozen meals again, though, so I did the next easiest thing: I broke out my gluten free pasta, a jar of spaghetti sauce, and some mozzarella cheese. That's right, I made dinner with only three ingredients!
While it wasn't exactly gourmet and probably not the healthiest thing I've ever made, it was quick, easy, tasty, and filling. My kids definitely liked it. Behold: easy baked penne. Gluten free, of course.
Easy Gluten Free Baked Penne
- 1 pound gluten free penne pasta (I used Pasta d'oro Penne rigate)
- 1 26 oz jar gluten free spaghetti sauce (I used Ragu Old World Style with Meat)
- 2 cups shredded mozzarella (if you use pre-shredded, make sure it doesn't contain wheat as an anti-clumping agent. I used Kraft.)
- Preheat oven to 350.
- Cook pasta according to package directions. Drain.
- Grease a baking dish with butter.
- Pour in pasta and spaghetti sauce. Mix well.
- Top with cheese.
- Bake for 20 minutes or until cheese is melted and lightly browned.
Easy Variations
This is a very versatile recipe. You can jazz it up by adding just about anything! It's also a great way to use up leftovers. Here are some possibilities:- Mushrooms
- Zucchini
- Ground beef, browned
- Sliced chicken breast, cooked
- Boneless, skinless chicken thighs, cooked
- Rotisserie chicken, shredded
- Peas and carrots
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- Tomatoes, chopped
- Sun dried tomatoes
- Onions, chopped
- Garlic, minced
- Artichokes
- Leftover steak
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Reviewed By | Date | Rating | Strength | Flavoring | Taste | Room Note | |
littlefield (16) | Mild to Medium | Medium | Medium | Pleasant |
This was my first burley and also one of my first pipe tobaccos. I had no inclination about rubbing or airing out tobaccos. So the first time I dumped this blend in my pipe and the backy wouldn't take a light, thought it would be easier to light a campfire in the rain. After a quick online search and rubbing and airing out the Wessex BB it smoked fine and tastes wonderful. This is a satisfying smoke, don't really crave another smoke after a bowl of this. It's sweet, has mouthfeel, something substantial and filling like desert after dinner. It's the burley, it's the Cavendish, it's the molasses or brown sugar casing, it's sweet satisfaction, and it's a blend that definitely stays on hand and in the "rotation" even though my rotation by no means can be remotely considered a smoking regimen that follows the moon's cycles or weekly routines.
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TK Pipe (101) | Mild | Mild | Medium | Pleasant |
Wessex Burly Broadcut… Came in a coffee-can type tin.. and at only about fifteen bucks for 7 ounces of a Wessex tobacco, I could not resist at least giving this stuff a try. As it turned out, this blend is mfg. here in the U.S. after all. By the way this is not a complaint, but it did surprise me some.
The tin aroma is of sweet tobacco, which has been coarsely chopped from thicker flakes into random shapes. For my taste I found further rubbing-out of these pieces unnecessary, not to mention these larger pieces did give a nice cool and long lasting burn.
Your basic mild American style, faintly aromatic mixture, that I found provides adequate nicotine, no bite or goop and only a very slight VA tongue tingle. For my taste, I would have preferred the use of a unflavored VA. Cavendish in this blend, but that is only me knit-picking, because overall I have been enjoying it, especially when a low demand yet satisfying smoke is called for. This profile is not what I expected from Wessex, more like a Lane product, but like I said, IMHO a decent smoke.
PS.. I did allow some airing time, as I do with most freshly opened tins.
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JimInks (1770) | Mild to Medium | Very Mild | Medium | Pleasant |
An odd name for a blend considering there's more than the nutty, molasses sweet, burley here. The Virginia is grassy with a few earth notes in the background. The black cavendish is vanilla sweet in a support role. The nic-hit is just past the mild level. Burns a little warm, and fast puffing can potentially cause a little bite. Burns a little slow and wet, and the thickness of broken flake forces a fair number of relights. Leaves a bit of moisture in the bowl. Has a consistent flavor as well as a pleasant after taste and room note. Can be an all day smoke.
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cof_3pc (2) | Mild | Medium | Medium to Full | Pleasant to Tolerable |
I had this one recommended to me by my local tobacconist after a couple months straight of spicy, smokey English blends, and bold flakes, such as Irish flake. I wanted a change of pace, so he recommended this one and I was pleasantly surprised.
The flavor of this tobacco, to me, is a very earthy, organic nutty flavor, with a sweet undertone. While being both tasty and full it manages to smoke smooth and cool as well with no harshness. The lovely scent you get when you first pop open the can seems familiar and sweet, and that sensation is very much translated into the smoke. It tends to taste like it smells, and I like that in a tobacco.
I think this tobacco is a little less readily available, as made obvious by the very few number of reviews it has received, but if you're online making a purchase, I know pipesandcigars.com carries it, so I highly recommend giving it a try.
It may need a little drying, it's rather moist out of the can. I pull the big broad cut pieces apart and let it dry for an hour or so. It burns cool and slow, so prepare for a long pleasant smoke!
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Big bad Jon (232) | Medium | Mild | Mild to Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
Its amazing how many burly blends there are out there. What is even more amazing is how they all can have the same basic composition, but all taste so very different. This one has a very basic composition of burly/black Cavendish/Virgina, with in my opinion a disproportionate amount of Cavendish. The burly really gets to little attention. I can taste the burly, but only faintly, it has a fairly cool taste but none of the nuttiness that I crave when I want a good burly mixture. I also think that the Virgina tobaccos could be toned down a bit. With that being said this is a very tasty blend, it has fair deal of vanilla and sweetness that play well to the slight earthiness of the burly. It has a fairly tolerable room note and does not gum up your pipe. I will say that my pouch came a bit wetter that I like, but dried out nicely. The tin note was of sweet vanilla, and also had some other typical burly sells too.
So why not 4 stars, I feel that there are a few better burly blends out there, some are better like Boswells burly, and many are worse.
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Pipestud (1768) | Medium | Extremely Mild | Mild | Pleasant |
I have noted that several reviewers here are comparing this blend to Edgeworth, particularly the Ready Rubbed version. Well, I will never agree that Edgeworth Ready Rubbed was anything other than a cube cut and certainly provided a much different smoking presentation & flavor than Edgeworth Sliced - which does contain a bit of Virginia leaf while the Ready Rubbed version does not. Having said that, Wessex Burley Broadcut is nowhere close to being as tasty (IMO, of course) as either Edgeworth version.
Burley does not vary much in flavor over the course of a smoke, except the cheaper stuff does get bitter near the bottom. This one did not, and provided a pleasant enough experience but not one that warrants another purchase. Perhaps all the additional cavendish & Virginia dummied down the natural Burley nuttiness.
If an unobtrusive mild smoke is your preference, then Wessex Burley Broadcut may be worth a try.
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WmZiggy (76) | Medium | Medium | Medium | Very Pleasant |
Feb 19 2009 - I am going to give this another try, especially since Edgeworth Ready Rub is now gone. I have sought an alternative, and this one comes close (IMHO). I know nothing will make a perfect match, especially given the different cutting styles, addition of Virginia leaf, and casing in this blend (I'm guessing molasses). I happen to like Wessex's presentation better than Ready Rub (there is less dust size particles of tobacco).
Since my first review, I pulled this baccy out again and have found the combination of time and drying improved it. In a sentance, the bite was gone and it seemed scaled up on nutty/ sweetness. I plan on buying more of this and laying it down. Lord knows how long it too will last given the soft tyranny of government taxes. I am up grading this to four stars.
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The taste and flavor of this blend remind me of Edgeworth.
At the beginning, this blend gives a little bite down the sides of the tongue, but settles down to a nice nutty taste. Even given its rough texture there was a tendency to burn hot, at least in the Barling pot I was smoking it in - one has to draw thoughtfully to advoid this. This tobacco stayed lit and all-in-all was a good favorful (nutty) smoke. I've downgraded it a little because of the heat and initial bite, all products of the sugar which has been added to the Burley I am sure. To be fair I should try this tobacco in some other size pipes, especially a Canadian, and rub it out even more. This tobacco reminds me of fall, hunting and the crisp temperatures before winter. A great fireside friend and one I will buy more of.
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Zone Smoke (199) | Mild to Medium | Very Mild | Mild to Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
I've tried a number of Wessex blends in pouches an I'm usually anything but impressed. This one surprised me. One reviewer compared it to Edgeworth Ready Rubbed, but I don't see the comparison at all. While Edgeworth is cube cut, this is not. This blend also packs far less of a bite than Edgeworth while delivering more flavor and a smoother smoke. Burley smokers owe it to themselves to try it.
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grimpeur (82) | Medium | Mild | Mild to Medium | Tolerable |
I haven't yet had the Wessex Burley Flake, that's coming up. By all accounts it recreates the Edgeworth Slices of old. This piqued my curiosity: is Burley Broadcut an attempt at simulating Edgeworth Ready Rubbed?
Upon opening the pouch I would have described the aroma as sweetly boozy, not at all like "E.R.R." But, then again, I can't recall ever opening a fresh pouch of Edgeworth! The cut is different for the Wessex, as well. Some bits of leaf, some ribbon, and some huge chunks of pressed tobacco that looked for all the world like pet kibble.
Lighting brought forth a moderately familiar taste: House of Windsor burley. You may think I'm reaching too far but the label on the pouch indicates that this product is made in the U.S....I'll leave it to others to confirm or deny. As well as the straight burley flavour there came in waves the delectable taste of, yes, Edgeworth. I found the added flavour would come and go, and over all, the smoke didn't seem to possess quite the earthy quality of our old friend.
If you like Edgeworth, you'll like this. If you don't like Edgeworth, this won't appeal. I recommend it as a good smoking, good quality blend for burley lovers, or those looking to try a burley tobacco.
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A. Morley (89) | Mild | Mild to Medium | Mild to Medium | Very Pleasant |
Here is a perfectly pleasant, old fashioned, mild aromatic. Wessex Burley Broadcut in very much in the Three Star Blue or Heine's Blend tradition of a light colored, plug and ribbon cut, predominately burley aromatic.
Mild is the word for it, so far as I am concerned. Not gutless or insipid, though; just cool, very lightly sweet, easy going smoking pleasure. I usually will go for something with a few more teeth, if you will, but, if you desire an aromatic with actual tobacco complexity and not just a liberal dousing of goopy, synthetic flavor sauce, Wessex Burley Broadcut will fit the bill.
People will love the aroma, too. I received continuous comments and compliments on account of smoking this. It's a nice, old fashioned aromatic composition of anise and vanilla and various other light, almost powdery components. When it came in the mail, the wife couldn't help but say how delightful the smell was even before I opened the package.
The Virginias and different kinds of burley used did add just a bit more complexity than what's common. Sometimes you will get a note of bracing bitterness. Not really all that off-putting, as nothing about Wessex Burley Broadcut could really be off-putting. Just another interesting note.
Pipe Used: Various briars, meerschaums, and cobs.
Age When Smoked: New
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Deleted Account (1083) | Mild | Strong | Extremely Mild (Flat) | Pleasant |
I'm not usually an aromatic smoker, but this was sent to be by a kind friend so I wanted to give it a shot. It smelled great in the pouch, as most aromatics do, but failed me on the palate. This was a basic burley blend in which the VAs were lost and the smoke was overpowered by the strong cherry/vanilla-ish topping. Good volume of smoke and a little bit of tongue bite. This was just too candy-like for me to enjoy regularly...but I will break it out if I want something sweet.
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Deleted Account (1083) | Mild to Medium | Mild | Mild to Medium | Pleasant to Tolerable |
Not a great burley blend by any means. The Cavendish is the most predominant flavor with the Virginia adding a mild bite now and then. Vanilla flavoring is apparent bur applied sparingly. It's an ok smoke but nothing that makes me want to buy it again.
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