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Sebastian Stan is returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in the upcoming film "Captain America: The Winter Soldier." But unlike his character in "Captain America: The First Avenger," Stan plays a very different incarnation of Bucky Barnes in the present day sequel.
Zap2it had a chance to sit down with Stan and talk about returning to the Marvel movies, how he prepared for the role of the Winter Soldier and whether he would like to reprise the role of Bucky in TV shows or standalone movies.
Zap2it: At what point did you know you would be coming back again for "Captain America: The Winter Soldier"?
Sebastian Stan: I knew literally two years after the first movie. I didn't know right away. I mean, I had no confirmation until two years after. I'd always planned on it, I'd always hoped for it. There were things in the script for the first movie that kind of led me to believe that they wanted to go this way, but I didn't know for sure.
Did you have any trouble switching gears from playing Bucky Barnes to the Winter Soldier?
It was all in the comic books. I mean, all I really had to do was, for this film, I just needed to concentrate on this is sort of the first time we're being introduced to the Winter Soldier onscreen, so he needed to be seen as the dangerous sort of threatening weapon that he is against Captain America.
Taking everything else away that we know about Bucky and the Winter Soldier and sort of what happens, that was a very simple and direct thing that I needed to communicate, and then obviously with Marvel you're always foreshadowing maybe something happening, maybe something not. And so I needed to kind of make sure to some extent that there was enough of something there for people who kind of recognized the same character when they saw it.
What did you read to prepare?
All of Edward Baker's storyline. This script followed that very closely, the Russos followed that very closely and so that had the most information. That had the most depth of the whole thing.
Those of us have been following the movie have known for a while who the Winter Soldier is, but this movie is set up to have such a great reveal if you don't know.
Which is crazy, because I think there are still some people out there who might not know that. Hopefully that's going to have the same effect.
Do you think it's integral for Captain America's storyline to always have a bit of Bucky in it?
I mean, that's his origin. That's where he's from. I know that there's been various different ways that, in the comics, he's gone on his own path. And then there's also this unexplored time between Bucky — or rather, the Winter Soldier — sort of being this assassin the whole while Steve Rodgers was frozen. There's that that hasn't been explored. There's many ways it could go. It could always tie in with Steve Rodgers, or it could also just have its own thing.
Would you like to see some of the unexplored time be explored, like in "Agent Carter" or in another movie or TV show?
I would say, in my opinion, that there's enough stuff there for the Winter Soldier that they could do anything with on his own. I don't know if that's to his best benefit right now or not. I think there's still, before any of that, there's all this other stuff that involves Captain America that has yet to be explored.
Their story doesn't end in this film. It still keeps going, so there's plenty of other things that they could build on before they decide to build on anything just the Winter Soldier alone.
Would you have any interest in doing a standalone "Winter Soldier" film?
There's no way I can answer those questions. I have no idea. Would I ever do it? For sure, in a second. I would do it tomorrow, but I don't know. I can't say. They're doing something so well right now, Marvel. I have no idea. I'm just really happy to be a part of it.
"Captain America: The Winter Soldier" opens in theaters on April 4.


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Dateline Pittsburgh: 08/11/14
August 12, 2014 12:00 AMENERGY
Dawood Engineering, Inc. said Brian L. Fischbach joined as director of civil engineering. Working from the Dawood Pittsburgh Regional Office in Canonsburg, Mr. Fischbach will be responsible for the oversight and strategic planning of land and site development projects across all Dawood offices.
Tucker Arensberg, P.C. announced that Homer L. Walton was honored as one of the New Pittsburgh Courier 50 Men of Excellence. The Men of Excellence celebrates local African-American men from various fields who motivate and inspire others through their vision, leadership, exceptional achievements and participation in the community. Mr. Walton is a shareholder and co-chair of the labor and employment group. He defends clients in employment-related litigation before federal and state courts and agencies. He received his JD from Duquesne University School of Law.
Raymond Roberts of Rothman Gordon was selected to join the Board of the Autism Center of Pittsburgh. He serves with the estates, trusts and taxation group, assisting clients with estate planning, estate administration and probate. In addition, he has a corporate and real estate practice. He earned his JD from Duquesne University School of Law. The Autism Center of Pittsburgh offers guidance to parents of children with autism including provide prompt referral to valuable resources, no-wait expert evaluation, counseling, service dogs, autism awareness seminars, workshops, respite outings, video-blog, music therapy, recreational activities, a 900 member on-line support group, an on-line store with therapeutic materials, the nation-wide resource network of AutismLink, and more.
Grogan Graffam, P.C. said that shareholders Vincent J. Grogan, Dennis A. Watson, Joseph A. Macerelli, Leo G. Daly, George M. Evan, John A. Bass, Bethann R. Lloyd and Holly M. Whalen were named Pennsylvania Super Lawyers for 2014. Mr. Grogan, one of the founding shareholders, has been a trial attorney for 50 years and is widely known and respected in commercial litigation matters, real estate law and professional liability defense; Mr. Watson, president, concentrates his practice in complex commercial, construction, maritime, insurance and personal injury litigation; Mr. Macerelli chairs the professional liability practice group; Mr. Macerelli is also a formally trained mediator and has participated in numerous ADR proceedings including mediation and arbitration; Mr. Daly chairs the litigation practice group; Mr. Evan is a shareholder in its litigation practice group, he concentrates his practice in civil litigation with an emphasis on workers' compensation, civil rights, municipal law, insurance law, premises liability, auto liability and contract litigation; Mr. Bass, shareholder in its professional liability practice group, concentrates his practice in medical malpractice and nursing home defense; Ms. Lloyd, shareholder in the litigation practice group, concentrates her practice in the areas of insurance defense, professional liability defense including defense of legal malpractice cases, commercial litigation, employment litigation and civil rights matters.
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The Listener 2
Jaque Raynes
True Story, Cuckold, Humiliation, Job/Place-of-work, Older Male / Female, Oral Sex, Wife
Author's infos
Gender: male Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Wed 11th of August 2010
My wife fills me in on the details.
This is a follow-up to 'The Listener'.
She just left again to meet her boss. A lot has happened since I wrote last about Crystal's exploits. Her lover has been talking to her every day on the phone and they make plans together. His wife found out about them a while back and has been on a war path. It appears that his whole family is disgusted with his affair. He has moved to a hotel so my wife can meet up with him. Neither of them have any regard for his wife or her feelings, which for some reason is kind of a turn on for me. This guy is willing to leave a marriage of over three decades just to be with Crystal. He wants her for more than just sex, I know. I am not really sure about her. She has become closer to him. She gets quiet or hangs up the phone when I get close to their conversation even though she knows I am happy for her to have her extracurricular activities. I knew she would go out with him today because she put on lacey, see-thru panties this morning and she had on her sexy bra that has really cool designs on it. She knows I drool when I see her in that kind of outfit, but today she didn't pay much attention to my 'romantic' advances.
I am sure she is fucking him right now as I write this. She likes to have him eat her once or twice before they fuck. One thing I have noticed since I became her cuckold, she gets wetter than ever when she is horny. She has never been so driven to focus on sex in our life as well as her life with him outside our marriage. She tells me how satisfying it is when he has eaten her out. It's like nothing she has had before. Then, he puts his dick, which she begrudgingly told me is quite bigger than mine, in her and gives her the best sex she has ever had. She described it to me like this.
" He puts his dick in me and I can feel myself wrap around him. It feels like he was built for me. The head of his dick rubs just right as it pumps in and out of me. It gets me close to cumming very quickly. Which is different than our love making. I have to really work at it to enjoy fucking you. The best part is when he starts getting close, we discuss our feelings for each other. He cums in or on me while telling me how much he loves me. We have talked about how it could have been if we were having unprotected sex like this before he had a vasectomy. He would love to have me carrying his baby. I cum while he says this to me. I feel the same way. I tell him I wish I could get pregnant by him. I wouldn't mind people knowing about it because it is so good with him. When his cum shoots into me, I imagine we are trying for a baby. It is so hot to be with a more …skilled lover than the past eleven years with you. He is so good at fucking me and bringing out the real woman in me. I can't help but feel warm inside when I see him. You know, I get wet when I see him during the day."
"Let me give you an example of how he makes me crazy. I mean, I make the worst decisions because I can't think of anything other than pleasing him when we are around each other. He asked me to suck him off in his office the other day. His windows are frosted, but you can see through and tell that vague forms are inside. You can see people move around. Anyway, I didn't hesitate to go down on him. His desk is sideways in the room so there is no hiding if anyone walks in. I don't care to get caught with him. It wouldn't bother me for people to know about the affair. It might be a little hard on you since many of them are our friends, but I don't give that a second thought really. He was grunting some and trying to stay quiet, but a saw someone pause in front of the door and listen. They could surely see me as well as I could see them. He began arching his hips and breathing fast when he finally popped in my mouth holding my hair roughly in a messy knot. His cum hot my shirt and I had to rub it off best I could. I got a few uncomfortable looks as I left, but it's definitely worth feeling this satisfaction that I have never had before."
" Another time, he bent me over in the board room. Everyone has free access to that room since it doesn't lock. He fucked me really hard and fast. I was SO wet. He was whispering in my ear about his love for me when I came calling his name and he followed me coating the inside of my cunt with a huge load. I was sweaty and my dress was ruffled when another department rep came in. I am sure he could smell the sex we just had. After that meeting, I was still hungry for him. We went to your car. Remember? That was the day I had you change the oil in mine. Your car is great for fucking because the seats lay flat. You didn't know that, did you? I rolled the windows down some because it was kind of hot in the parking garage. We fucked very loudly in the front seat of your car and he came screaming my name. His cum dripped out of me some and it stained your seat. I did try to get it cleaned off, but I didn't really do a good job. I didn't want to spend too much time on it. My ass had a red mark on it where the seat was rubbing me from the hard fucking. I had to get out to pull my panties back on and straighten up as much as I could. Some of the guys from the offivce were giggling as they acted as though they didn't see us and walked on to their cars. They might think I'm a whore, but they won't get any from me. I am satisfied more than ever now."
You'd think I would be offended by all this, but by this time, I am hard as a nail. All she has to do is lightly stroke me and I cum on her hand. She wipes it off and goes to sleep without much interaction afterwards. This is also unusual since she tells me that they cuddle for long periods of time before and after they have sex and just love on each other. She comes home all the time with bruises on her hips and red scuffs on her knees that remain unexplained when I ask her about them. I found some fancy black panties in the hamper the other day with a large load of cum dried in them. All of this stuff that goes unspoken is as much of a turn on to me as the relationship they share.
When she comes back this evening, I will hear all the juicy, no pun intended, details of he adventure with her boyfriend. She may or may not decide to jerk me off or let me fuck her depending on how tired she is. I may have to go jerk off in the bathroom.
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Anonymous reader
2016-02-04 18:23:17
She is his whore now, as soon as he tires of her he will drop her
Like a stone then she will be crawling back to you
Are you ready for that ?
From Misterjedi
Anonymous reader
2016-02-04 18:18:18
Your wife all but gone from your marriage.
She is fucking another man, and you are letting her do it without
Saying a word.
Grow a pair of balls or you will certainly loose her to her boss
If that hasn't happened already that is !!!!
From Misterjedi.
Anonymous reader
2014-04-12 14:05:17
His bitch is like the guy who said he is a disgusting wimp,,, bro , your Ol lady is probly fucking one of your Buddy's !!!! Oh , Mr. Tough guy ! I bet it was your bitch that swallowed my load after her Harley ride..
anonymous reader
2013-05-12 01:47:10
this guy is just a disgusting wimp............. any man who would allow his wife to cuckold him lhis is really sick in the head'''''''''' his wife doesn't have any respect for him at all and he would be so much better off getting rid of her anf I think the kids would be better of too without a pig for a mother
anonymous reader
2011-10-24 18:16:25
Unfortunately, it sounds like she is slipping away from you...
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Lance Armstrong just can't win. No, not because he's no longer allowed to compete, but because he's facing yet another lawsuit over his doping activities.
This time readers of his bestselling autobiography, "It's Not About the Bike" have filed a federal class action lawsuit on behalf of themselves and other readers who paid money for the book believing it to be a work of non-fiction.
The lawsuit, which also mentions another Armstrong book, "Every Second Counts," alleges the defendants — Lance and his publishers — "knew or should have known these books were works of fiction," USA Today reports.
In "It's Not About the Bike," Armstrong denies doping claims and positions himself as a legendary athlete who overcame testicular cancer to win the Tour de France.
Armstrong recently came clean to Oprah Winfrey, admitting he did in fact use performance-enhancing drugs, and the plaintiffs in the lawsuit say they would not have paid their hard-earned money for his books had they been aware of "the true facts concerning Armstrong's misconduct."
Lance previously sued the USADA over the doping accusations that turned out to be true, and faces multiple lawsuits by former corporate sponsors who feel they were ripped off by Armstrong's lies.


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I have had it with these balls. These are the Penn atp balls with 4 in a can. These were my balls of choice when the container looked like this: However, for some months now, the packaging has changed. THe lid is now golden and the quality of the balls have gone down the toilet. First of all, in every can there is at least one dud. WHAT AM I BUYING A 4 CAN PACK FOR IF I CAN ONLY USE 3?????? Secondly these balls DON'T BOUNCE. I play on hardcourts for goodness sake. These balls make me feel like I am playing on slick grass. THe balls were never like this until they changed it. THEY SUCK ASS!!!
NOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! I also like(d) these. I haven't hit with them in awhile only b/c I haven't been to the store in my area that sells them but this is very disappointing news
lol i never liked penn balls to begin with....i always use wilson or the slazenger wimbledon balls in the big purple can of 4
i agree! the ball feels dead right when there from the can! and they dont even have that air when you open them! dont buy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Penn are such low quality... training/coaching balls have better bounce and play life. I too will add my warning to stay away from Penn.
I played a travel match yesterday and used those balls. Agree, they were not good. I use these exclusively on my every day matches and recommend them highly:
I've gone through a case of the Penn ATP with the gold lid like the picture above and I never had any problems with them whatsoever. They do feel like they bounce low after first coming out of the can but within five decently hard hits they liven right up.
I used to use Penn Championship, extra duties, but hitting with my bud Dennis they go dead 2 cans in 45 mins and they are shot. So I switched to the ATPs like Lendl posted the pic of, and they are a bit better. I don't like the Dunlop balls, so I use only the Penn ATP or the Wilson US Open. Mostly the ATPs. J
Penn ATPs are good hard court balls. I don't like the Wilson US Opens because they go dead after a few games and fuzz up quite a bit.
Dunlop Grand Prix. Best ball available IMO. I've used both the har-tru and hard court version and loved them both.
Club used aussie oepn ones and decided to change (the Penn ones were cheap (i wonder why :rollseyes) Penn Balls DONT BOUNCE AT ALLL ==" only good thing about that is when u have a Topspin freak, his usually high bouncing balls become floaters
I played a tournament with Aussie Open balls. Maybe they got a bad batch, but those were the flattest balls I've ever played with. My opponent and I both had kick serves but abandoned them in the warm up when we saw what a sitter the serve was with those balls.
Not to sure about the dunlops quality. I opened a can of dunlop "club all court" this week and the ball was moving like crazy in the slight wind. The balls seemed to be underweighted compared to slazengers hard courts. I will not play with the DUNLOP "CLUB ALL COURT" balls again.
Hmm I like Penn ATP never had a problem I use Penn Balls both regular and Extra duty because I can get a box of 16 cans for $29 Dunlops I thought had a mistigue to them but they hit heavy and they fell out of favor with me. Wilson are fine to hit with, someone mention they fuzz up pretty good, and that is very true. Prince balls, now that is something I have never hit with, I will pick up a can. Slaz balls, are fantastic, I also like the Roland Garros.
same thing hapened to the HEAD ATP Balls...they changed the package...and they break in the second hitting session...all of them))
I am switching to these balls. I used to play straight Dunlops but then most of the guys who play matches bring Penns which seem lighter and I end up hitting many balls long.
I've been a hardcore Wilson US Open ball user and have bought them by the case. But, for USTA (Team Captain) I was given a case of the Penn ATPs with the gold caps for match balls (Home Team use) and really like them. They seem to last much longer than the US Opens these days. Is it just me or are balls almost like the soup of the day? They seem to rotate as to who is making a good ball at any given time. And Jolly, I do agree on the Dunlops, we call them Dunrocks for a reason.
Penn balls historically does not last as long as wilson balls but they are far Superior in consistancy and ball control. with Penn, you dont' have to worry about the ball flying off unpredictably. Penn will give you consistant predictable response but it does lose pressure quickly
The Penn ATP I think are soft n' heavy. The felt fluffs up nicely unlike Dunlops or Wilson's. I love them. Dunlops don't fuzz up and are very hard but keep their pressure the best. I have a drawer of old balls that I keep for the puppy, the Dunlops don't lose much pressure whereas the Penns and Wilson do.
i know those are top quality but nobody in the leagues wants to play with them. i break one open and they go what is that ? get another can..:???:
I like Penn ATPs and Wilson US Opens. I will happily play Pro Penns or Regular Penn Championship. With a good partner, I have gone through two cans of Penn Championships in 45 mins, but who can complain at 2 bucks a can? J
I'm with Jolly on this one. I like the ATP's and the Penn Championship extra duty's. My top choice is the Pro Penn but they are a bit more pricey. I really used to like the US Opens but lately have not had good luck with them, they have seemed to be a bit harder and not as much bounce as previously.
you can name any ball and i'm sure there are people who won't like it. but generally penn balls are crap. although recently, dunlop grand prixs seemed to have gone down in quality
I am still amazed that balls have been $2 a can for as long as I can remember. Especially since I went to the corner bagel joint and got two poppy bagels with cream cheese and a large coffee for $9. I thought I misheard the girl, but couldn't think of a number that sounded close to nine. J
i agree on the penn balls. it was so hard and the balls seems smaller as well. i never brought penn balls again after one can.
^ I agree that Dunlop balls feel a bit harder/stiffer than Penn (and Wilson) balls. Penn Champs seem to feel the softest (the regular duty maybe even moreso than the XD). Dunlop Grand Prix balls are fine in warm weather but feel like rocks on cold nights (they are a bit better after the ball has warmed up a bit). Prince Tour balls are one of my favorites. Good bounce and they last a lot longer than any other pressurized ball that I've tried. I have noticed the same thing for 3-ball cans of Penn Championship balls. For a few years now, it appears that one ball out of every can is substandard. It is sometimes a cosmetic defect (often the lettering is crooked or offset). However, most of the time it appears that one ball bounces noticeably lower than the other two. Do you really use regular duty (red label) balls on a hardcourt? Extra duty is the norm for hardcourts unless you want a ball that is a bit faster.
This is a very interesting thread for me. I've been using Penn Championship XD's all summer and they seem awesome. I bought two cases about May 1 and threw them in the garage...heat and all...but I think they're fine.
I got 9 cans of Marathon for buying my last racquet. They had a mail in offer from Head. I like these balls too!!!
The Penn ATP balls are an upgrade over the Penn Championship balls. In fact, Penn sells an 8-pack where they include 7 cans of Championship balls and 1 can of ATP balls, and they advertise on the package that you get 1 ATP upgrade. You can tell right away that they have a different colored felt, which is supposed to be better under night lights. I thought they were better than the Championship balls in terms of consistency and durability. I do like the Pro Penn Marathon, which I think is their top-of-the-line ball. If you can past the fact that the regular felt fuzzes up early in the first set and wears down after that, it's a great all-around ball, but the Wilson US Opens last longer.
Where I buy the balls, they don't fuzz up. Another player I hit with uses them too, but his always fuzz up. He bought it from a different online retailer than me.
Are you both buying extra-duty (black label) balls? The ATP ball and the Marathon ball are both considered to be Penn's high-end professional balls. The Marathon ball was developed for durability/longevity for teaching pros. The ATP ball OTOH was developed for ATP pro tournament play where longevity is not a primary concern (since 6 new balls are put into play every 9 games). The ATP ball is indeed Penn's brightest ball and its precise, consistent bounce and quality control is superior to that of the Penn Championship balls. The Penn Champs seem to be a bit softer than Penn's pro balls and tend to lose pressure quicker.
i agree with `split step, doesn't bounce at all.. feel a dead ball but the felt where still in descent shape. i have to adjust my technique but still it was a piece of crap. i like the heaviness(weight) of penn because they are the same with Slazenger balls. but Penn is much a dead ball.


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Study Finds Spammers Use Peer-to-Peer Harvesting of E-mail Addresses To Spam Millions of Internet Users
MENLO PARK, Calif.--April 18, 2005--
New Report from Blue Security on Spam Threats Outlines How Users Unknowingly Expose E-mail Addresses to Spammers While Sharing Files, Music, Games and DVDs Online
Blue Security, Inc., a new company developing innovative anti-spam and anti-spyware solutions, today issued a report detailing how Peer-to-Peer (P2P) networks allow spammers to harvest e-mail addresses from users without their knowledge.
The recent study by Blue Security uncovers hundreds of incidents where files containing e-mail addresses were made accessible in P2P networks. Blue Security discovered that Internet users utilizing P2P networks to share music, games, DVDs and other files unwittingly expose and accidentally share Outlook and Outlook Express data files containing e-mail addresses and other contact information of friends and colleagues, as well as e-mail messages, meetings, tasks and notes. Once exposed, these e-mail lists are quickly harvested by spammers.
Blue Security's research team conducted a P2P harvesting test to determine how quickly spammers access and steal these e-mail addresses and personal information. On two major P2P networks, it took only three days for all personal information to be downloaded approximately 25 times each - and for 700 spam messages to be received from six different spammers. No phishing or viruses were sent to the addresses, just commercial spam and e-mail scams.
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Friday the 13th Movie Reviews
The new Friday the 13th movie comes to theaters this Friday, just in time for Valentine's Day. From the director of the surprisingly good Texas Chainsaw Massacre remake, the movie is destined to be the best of the franchise, even if by default. After all, let's face it: the Friday the 13th series is terrible. Compared to all of the other big horror franchises such as Nightmare on Elm Street and Halloween, this series is C-grade garbage.
Of course, that didn't stop me from watching the first three movies over the weekend. Why? Because Paramount sent me the new DVDs, which were just re-released on February 3, 2009 to take advantage of the new film. I watched all three in a 24-hour span, and have to say that they're better than I remembered… but not by much.
Here are my Friday the 13th movie reviews…
- Friday the 13th (1980)
I came home from a long day at work earlier this week and there, sitting on my doorstep, was the first three Friday the 13th movies. In conjunction with the upcoming release of the new Friday the 13th remake, Paramount is understandably trying to cash in by re-releasing several of the films on DVD. Despite loving slasher flicks, I've never been a fan of the series, but that night, with nothing better to do other than watch the utterly boring Miracle at St. Anna, I figured I might give the franchise another chance. More… - Friday the 13th Part 2 (1981)
Having just received the first three Friday the 13th movies in the mail the other day, it didn't take me long to start watching them. In fact, about five minutes after I finished the first movie, I went right onto the second, eager for some Jason goodness. Of course, 'Jason goodness' is relative, given that Friday the 13th is one of the worst horror franchises on the market. More… - Friday the 13th Part III: In 3D (1982)
The wonderful director who made Friday the 13th Part 2 returns to direct Friday the 13th Part 3: 3-D. Unfortunately, he didn't learn from his mistakes and Part 3 is shockingly worse than the last one. More…


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Happiness held is the seed; happiness shared is the flower. ~ Author Unknown
Good to see your new purchases being put to good use. This is a beautiful card, Tania. Must give his technique a try. See you tomorrow!!
This is a wonderful card lovely Tania!!I too love the depth and range of those colours, they look amazing!!! Then with the ribbon and the bling on the side, it's gorgeous!! Well done!Roll on more mojo!!!!Hope you are well and Happy New Year to you!!!HUgs and smiles Sharnee :)
Wow you sure are on a roll. Good for you. Love the vibrancy of these copic colours on the glossy. The result is a very pretty card!
love this!
Lovely card Tania. I hope you are enjoying the class- I'm taking it as well!
Oh..l do love those colours Tania, go you for playing along with each class, l'm loving that each time l turn on the computer, you and Bron have more inspiration.
Really love reading your comments - thanks for taking the time! Tania


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I love my new cover. It fits perfect and color blends well. Very pleased.
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This cover is really great, it gives a significant amount of extra grip and it loooks soooo crisp on the wheel itself. The only thing about the cover is that it's super hard to put on the wheel so I advice to hear the cover up before even attempting to put it on.


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CCAC Championships - Baseball
Head coach Rich Benjamin took over the Judson Eagles in 2008 and has made his program into a perennial power in the CCAC and throughout the Midwest region. Benjamin has garnered numerous individual awards; but has also produced teams that have established a new standard within the Judson baseball program.
CCAC Regular-Season & Tournament Champions
46-17 (25-4)
NAIA Opening Round - #3 Seed
NAIA Final Ranking: #22
NAIA All-American 2nd team: Cameron Balough – SO, C
CCAC Coach of the Year: Rich Benjamin
All-CCAC 1st Team: Balough, Andrew Bergman – SO, RHP; Brian Brauer – SR, INF; Tony Rallo – SO, INF
All- CCAC 2nd Team: Johnny Amann – SR, INF; Jordan Pemble – SO, RHP; Josh Raymond – JR, INF
Gold Glove Team: Brauer, T.J. Swank – SR, RHP
2013 held many firsts for the Eagles baseball program. Judson notched back-to-back CCAC regular-season championships to begin the list of many firsts. The Eagles won the CCAC tournament making them out-right champions. The Eagles ripped off 18 straight victories as they cruised past Trinity Christian for win number 17 in the CCAC Tournament championship as win number 18 came in game one of the opening round of the national tournament over #13 Cumberland (Tenn.) by a 7-4 final.
Judson had nine players named to All-CCAC 1st and 2nd teams – the most in program history. Sophomore catcher, Cameron Balough, became the first Judson baseball player to be named CCAC Player of the Year and the first member of the Judson baseball program to be named NAIA All-American Second Team.
2012 CCAC Regular Season Champions 47-14 (25-4) NAIA Opening Round - #2 Seed NAIA Final Ranking: #21 NAIA All-American: Matt McHenry (H.M.) CCAC Coach of the Year: Rich Benjamin All-CCAC: Matt McHenry (1st), Craig Lipp (1st), Jordan Pemble (1st), Johnny Amann (2nd), Cameron Balough (2nd), Tyler Ware (2nd), Billy Wright (2nd) The 2012 season was a historical year for head coach Rich Benjamin. Judson won the program's first-ever CCAC regular season championship accumulating a 25-4 record in the conference and ended the season with 47 wins – the most in program history. The Eagles finished unbeaten with an 11-0 mark on the annual spring break trip in Florida and ranked as high as 16th in the nation and finished the year ranked 21st in the post-season poll. The NAIA national ranking was first for the program. Judson also won its first-ever NAIA post-season game defeating the Dakota State Trojans 9-4 in the NAIA National Tournament Opening Round. |
2008 CCAC Tournament Champions 18-25 All-CCAC: Kyle Kobernus (H.M.) CCAC Freshman of the Year: Oscar DePablos In coach Rich Benjamin's first season, he took a team of 18 players and coached them to the CCAC Tournament Championship. The CCAC Tournament played the #3 through #6 teams in the conference for the third spot in the NAIA Regional Tournament. Judson compiled a 3-1 record in the three-day tournament to solidify the final spot in the NAIA Region VII Tournament. The Eagles soared to begin the event with wins over Olivet Nazarene, 6-2, and Purdue-North Central, 9-7. Following a loss to PNC, Judson faced off against the Panthers for the third time in the tournament; but this time it was for the championship. The Eagles took home the hardware in comeback fashion in the bottom of the 7th inning to win it all by a final of 12-11. |
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Many women wonder about how to dress professionally on a budget. Here's an example of how to build a wardrobe for less than $200 that will take you through seven days by mixing and matching pieces. If you can
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This wardrobe on this page is from Avenue for plus-size women. Avenue also has petite and tall sizes for some styles. These items may not be available at the prices here when you visit. The table is for illustration only, to spark your own ideas.
Consider the purposes your basic wardrobe will serve. Select items that will can be used in different ways for various occasions and setting.
This wardrobe is for a working woman who will do errands on Saturday and go out to church or with family on Sunday.
Let's take a look at the basic units of a planned wardrobe for one week.
You probably have other tops in your closet to the mix for even more variety. The basic gray skirt and jacket can be brightened with a wide variety of blouses and shirts – yellow, blue, green, bronze – the list is endless.
Red is more versatile than many people realize – black, white, gray, beige, tan, pale yellow, and many shades of blue.
The prices are sure to please your thrifty inner Hestia, and the professional look will please pragmatic Athena. If you are interested in learning about your fashion archetypes, please enjoy the Fashion After 50 free quiz.
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Nishikori survives Miami marathon, Raonic withdraws
Second seed Kei Nishikori of Japan outlasted Spain's Fernando Verdasco 7-6(2) 6-7(5) 6-1 in a nearly three-hour marathon at the Miami Open on Sunday.
MELBOURNE Kimi Raikkonen drove a brilliant race to win the Australian Grand Prix for Lotus on Sunday as the new Formula One season opened with an absolute thriller at Albert Park.
Finland's 2007 world champion rode to victory on a two-stop strategy and crossed the line 12.4 seconds clear of Ferrari's Fernando Alonso.
Triple world champion Sebastian Vettel rounded out the podium in third place for Red Bull after struggling with tire wear throughout the race.
The 25-year-old Vettel got away cleanly from pole position but the variety of strategies forced on the teams by the tires and the pace shown by Red Bull's rivals ensured this was never going to be a procession for the German.
A few light showers contributed to an intriguing race but never threatened to disfigure it as top drivers engaged in fierce battles around the circuit and the lead changed hands with surprising frequency.
Seven cars led the race at one stage or other but after Raikkonen hit the front for the second time on lap 43, it looked like only a mechanical problem would stop him from winning his 20th grand prix to match compatriot Mika Hakkinen's career tally.
"I had a very good car all weekend," said Raikkonen, the former McLaren and Ferrari driver who made his comeback last season after two years in rallying, on a podium of champions.
"You just have to get through the early laps in the first race of the season. Near the end, I was still pushing because I knew Fernando was catching up a bit and I thought at some point we would need a little extra if the rain came again.
"We are happy with the win but there's an awful lot of work to do to win the championship."
It was the first season-opening win by a team called Lotus since American Mario Andretti won the 1978 Argentine Grand Prix.
Alonso's Brazilian team mate Felipe Massa finished fourth ahead of 2008 champion Lewis Hamilton in his first race for Mercedes after leaving McLaren.
Red Bull's Mark Webber had a terrible start from the front row and came up short in his 12th attempt to win his home race, finishing sixth.
Adrian Sutil, returning to the sport after a year out, enjoyed a long period as the unlikely leader of the race but finished seventh, just ahead of his Force India team mate Paul Di Resta.
Jenson Button, the winner of three of the last four races at Albert Park, was clearly off the pace but brought his McLaren home in ninth with Raikkonen's French team mate Romain Grosjean claiming the final point in 10th.
Alonso grumbled a bit afterwards about being held up by backmarkers as he attempted to chase Raikkonen down but was unable to disguise his delight at his pace.
"We are very happy, we had a difficult start two years ago and again last year but this year it's different," said the twice champion, who missed out on the final qualifying session in Australia last year.
"We feel much more comfortable, the car is responding well and is competitive. We have a good season ahead of us. We only have five days to prepare for the next race but we will again be a tough opponent."
Vettel described himself as happy with third place but admitted he had hoped for more after dominating qualifying, which had been completed on Sunday morning after torrential rain on Saturday evening.
"Of course we wanted more, when you start from pole you expect to win," said Vettel.
"But we could see from the first few laps that the tires were falling apart. Sometimes we have to admit that other people are faster than us."
The race started with 21 cars after Nico Hulkenberg's Sauber suffered a fuel system failure and he was unable to take to the grid, while Caterham's Charles Pic was allowed to take part by the stewards despite not having set a qualifying time.
All made it to lap 25, when Pastor Maldonado beached his Williams on the trackside gravel and Nico Rosberg soon followed him out of the race when his Mercedes developed an electronics problem and parked up.
(Reporting by Nick Mulvenney, editing by Alan Baldwin.)


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We got to our camping spot just at dusk and did not really see our environs until the next morning. Made an excellent chicken curry for dinner and settled into another Baseball History DVD.
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Today we drove to West Palm Beach to embark on the Bahama Celebration ship for a two night cruise to Grand Bahama Island. What I didn't know was that Marilyn had booked a suite. When we arrived they did a fine job of selling us the Concierge Club package which was actually very inexpensive for all the services of which we were able to take advantage. These included participating in an International Wine Tasting event, wash and fold laundry (so nice to come and ...
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THE FACTS: Spencer Hawes had 18 points, 16 rebounds, eight assists and seven blocked shots Saturday night as the Philadelphia 76ers pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat the Indiana Pacers 98-91 in the Wells Fargo Center.
Jrue Holiday paced the Sixers (25-40) with 27 points, 20 of those coming in the first half, and added 12 assists. Evan Turner notched six of his 11 points in a 19-4 run over the first 6:15 of the fourth quarter, when Philadelphia turned a one-point deficit into a 90-76 lead.
The Sixers, who also saw Dorell Wright and Thaddeus Young contribute 13 points apiece, won for just the second time in the last eight games and the third time in 16.
Roy Hibbert had 25 points and 10 rebounds for Indiana (40-26), which dropped its second straight. David West and Paul George added 18 points each. George also had 14 rebounds and eight assists.
George Hill chipped in 13 points and eight assists for Indiana.
QUOTABLE: "The first key for us was to be able to stand up to them. Their feeling is, they're the bigger, stronger team, and they can bully us. Sometimes it's nice if you can do some of the hitting and not the receiving."
-- Sixers coach Doug Collins
THE STAT: The last NBA player to have 18-plus points, 16-plus rebounds, eight-plus assists and seven-plus blocks in one game was Houston's Hakeem Olajuwon against Milwaukee on March 29, 1990. The last Sixer to post such numbers was Charles Barkley against Portland on Nov. 28, 1986.
Hawes had career highs in rebounds and blocked shots. The Sixers as a team recorded 14 blocks, tying a season high and matching a team record in the Wells Fargo Center, while limiting Indiana to 38.6-percent shooting.
TURNING POINT: The Sixers outscored the Pacers 19-4 over the first 6:15 of the fourth quarter to turn a one-point deficit into a 90-76 lead.
HOT: Hawes was 7-for-14 and Young 5-for-7 for the Sixers. West shot 8-for-13 for the Pacers.
NOT: Hibbert was just 9-for-26 from the field. George was 6-for-17 and Hill went 5-for-15. Damien Wilkins was just 4-for-11 for the Sixers.
QUOTABLE II: "You know coming in, this is going to be one of the more physical teams. I think last time they took advantage of us in that area (en route to an 88-69 victory over the Sixers on Feb. 6), and I think this time we were more up for the challenge."
-- Hawes
FANTASY SPOTLIGHT: Besides Hawes, Holiday had six rebounds while committing just three turnovers. He shot 12-for-25 from the floor.
INSIDE THE ARENA: The announced attendance was 18,587.
QUOTABLE III: "We just died (in the fourth quarter). We died on plays, it's as simple as that."
-- George
GOOD MOVE: Collins said he inserted a new offensive set during Friday's practice that "really benefited" his team. The Sixers shot a healthy 49.4 percent, and logged 28 assists on their 39 field goals.
BAD MOVE: That was on the part of the schedule-maker, who had the Pacers in Philadelphia one night after a tough 99-93 home loss to the Lakers. That defeat was particularly disturbing to Indiana, because Lakers star Kobe Bryant only played a quarter due to an ankle sprain. Moreover, coach Frank Vogel said, "I think our guys were a little too amped up. I think our adrenaline got the best of us."
ROOKIE WATCH: Indiana's Orlando Johnson had five points, three rebounds and two assists in 21:06, while the Sixers' Arnett Moultrie had two rebounds and two blocked shots in 9:06.
NOTABLE: Hawes has three double-doubles over his last five games, and 12 overall. ... Holiday had his 18th double-double of the season. ... The Sixers limited the Pacers to five second-chance points in the second half, after Indiana piled up 17 in the first half. ... George had 13 of his points in the fourth quarter.
UP NEXT: For the Pacers, Monday @ Cleveland, Tuesday vs. Orlando, Thursday vs. Milwaukee. For the Sixers, Monday vs. Portland, Wednesday @ L.A. Clippers, Thursday @ Denver.


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TAIPEI--Taiwan's Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., the world's largest contract electronics maker, said Tuesday that it is disappointed with a case involving some of its senior executives accused of taking bribes from suppliers in China.
The company, better known elsewhere as Foxconn Technology Group, which assembles iPhones and iPads for Apple Inc., said it will fully cooperate with a judicial investigation into the case in Taiwan. "Our company always conducts business conscientiously and is responsible for our shareholders and society. Our employees have been required for a long time to sign legal documents for credible trade with their suppliers," Hon Hai said in an e-mailed statement. "We are truly disappointed with this abuse and we call on the employees and suppliers involved in the case to cooperate actively in the investigation," the company said. The statement came after the Taiwanese authorities raided 19 locations, including the residences of those allegedly involved in the case, and questioned more than 10 executives earlier that day. Prosecutors said that Hon Hai is the plaintiff and victim in the case. The group has already filed lawsuits against some of the executives in question. The case can be traced to reports in Taiwan's Next Magazine early last year that said James Lee, a general manager of the group, was informed that high-ranking officials with Foxconn's surface-mount technology department (SMT), a department authorized to sign lucrative contracts for equipment used by the company's various business groups, had been soliciting bribes from suppliers on a long-term basis. Lee immediately reported the matter to Hon Hai Chairman Terry Gou, who instructed that an investigation should be carried out.
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By Dana Milbank
There are various reasons you might not care about the Obama administration's spying on journalist James Rosen and labeling him an "aider and abettor and/or co-conspirator" in an espionage case.
Liberals may not be particularly bothered because the targeted journalist works for Fox News.
Conservatives may not be concerned because of their antipathy toward the news media generally. And the general public certainly doesn't have much patience for journalists' whining.
The Rosen affair is as flagrant an assault on civil liberties as anything done by George W. Bush's administration, and it uses technology to silence critics in a way Richard Nixon could only have dreamed of.
To treat a reporter as a criminal for doing his job – seeking out information the government doesn't want made public – deprives Americans of the First Amendment freedom on which all other constitutional rights are based.
My Washington Post colleague Ann E. Marimow, who broke the Rosen story, obtained the affidavit by FBI agent Reginald Reyes seeking access to Rosen's private emails.
Rosen's supposed crime? Reyes got his evidence from an email from the reporter: "I want to report authoritatively, and ahead of my competitors, on new initiatives or shifts in U.S. policy, events on the ground in (North Korea), what intelligence is picking up, etc. … I'd love to see some internal State Department analyses. … In short: Let's break some news …"
That is indeed compelling evidence – of good journalism.
And how did Rosen commit this crime?
Kim told investigators Rosen is a "very convincing, persistent person" who "would tell me I was brilliant and it is possible I succumbed to flattery."
Only in this Justice Department could flattery get you a prison term.
President Obama's spokesman, Jay Carney, told reporters that there must be a "balance" between a free press and leaks that "can endanger the lives of men and women in uniform and other Americans serving overseas."
True, but the 2009 reports that prompted the probe confirmed what was already conventional wisdom
Carney told the White House press corps Tuesday that Obama doesn't think "journalists should be prosecuted for doing their jobs" (perhaps he could remind the FBI of that), and the administration has renewed its support for a media shield law (a welcome but suspicious gesture, because the White House thwarted a previous attempt to pass the bill).
If Obama really is "a fierce defender of the First Amendment," as his spokesman would have it, he will move quickly to fix this.
Otherwise, Obama is establishing an ominous precedent for future leaders whose fondness for the First Amendment may not be so fierce.
DANA MIILBANK writes for The Washington Post Writers Group. His email; address is firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow Dana Milbank on Twitter, @Milbank.


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by Karen Handley • February 20, 2009 Share:On the program will be pianists Steve Maynard '11 and David Herr '09; violinist Kelvin Burzon '11; drums and marimba Andy Hoffman '10; guitarist Michael Trevino '12; and trombone player Pete Guiden '12.
The concert will also feature the Wabash College Piano Sinfonia of Steve Maynard, David Herr, Patrick Griffith '10, and Forrest Craig '10.
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When Vincent Tabak told friends at a dinner party soon after Joanna Yeates's death that her killer must have been a "detached, crazy" person, it would have seemed an innocent contribution to a lively debate.
No one at the table thought that he, more than anyone else, knew the truth.
After all, the 33-year-old Dutchman appeared polite, considerate, hard- working and highly educated. He was noted for his quiet but cheerful nature.
Yet the seemingly devoted boyfriend was in fact a fan of submission pornography in which women were choked, bound and gagged. His computers revealed violent images of females being held by the neck, degraded and sexually abused. He surfed sex sites for escorts, using the cover of business trips for his assignations.
He had been looking at online pornography the morning of 17 December 2010 – the day that prosecutors said he turned from "observer to participator", and murdered Miss Yeates.
His double life can only be revealed now, after a jury yesterday rejected his claim that he had strangled his 25-year-old neighbour to death by mistake. After three weeks of harrowing evidence and 14 hours of deliberation, jurors found him guilty of murder by a majority of 10 to 2.
Tabak – at 6ft 4in, a giant of a man compared to his victim, who struggled so hard in vain, sustaining 43 injuries – simply hung his head in the dock when he was sentenced to life with a minimum term of 20 years as police revealed that his DNA had been sent out to forces around the UK, as well as his native Holland, to see if it matched with other sex attacks.
It had been a "dreadful, evil act" against a vulnerable young woman, which caused "devastation to her family", said Mr Justice Field. "That wicked act ended the life of a young woman who was entitled to expect a life of fulfilment. In my opinion you are very dangerous. You are also thoroughly deceitful, dishonest and manipulative. Joanna died a dreadful death at your hands. She died in pain, beset with fear, struggling desperately for her life."
For Joanna Yeates's parents, David and Teresa, as well as her boyfriend Greg Reardon, 28, the verdict brought little relief. Her parents said they wished it was possible for him to receive a death sentence.
"This trial has had little effect on our lives. We still lost our daughter," her parents said in a statement. "We saw no emotions of remorse or regret for what he did to Jo. All we heard were words of self-pity. The best we can hope for him is that he spends the rest of his life incarcerated where his life is a living hell, the recipient of all the evils, depravations, and degradations that his situation can provide."
Bristol Crown Court heard how Ms Yeates, a landscape architect, had enjoyed drinks with colleagues before heading home that night to the flat in Clifton she shared with her boyfriend. Within minutes of her return, her neighbours heard screams as she fought for her life. Tabak strangled her to death. He then bundled her body into the boot of his car and drove to Asda, where he texted his girlfriend Tanja Morson at her works party to say he was "bored".
Tabak, who admitted manslaughter but denied murder, would later insist he had misread Ms Yeates's "flirty" signals and simply placed his hand over her mouth when she screamed because he tried to kiss her. The prosecution called him a "deceitful liar" and the jury agreed.
Even his own defence team acknowledged that when he drove her body to a lane by a quarry three miles away and dumped it, where it would eventually be found on Christmas Day, his behaviour was "frankly disgusting", leading to "untold anguish and agony" for her family.
Upon his return home two days later, Mr Reardon felt an increasing sense of panic when he called her mobile phone only to have it ring in the flat.
Yet as one young man was becoming increasingly desperate for news, on the other side of the wall Tabak was on the internet, researching how a body decomposes, rubbish collection times and different sentences for manslaughter and murder.
On 28 December, he and Morson travelled to the Netherlands where they spent New Year with Tabak's family.
But the couple could not escape the news, and it was here that they learned that Ms Yeates' landlord, Chris Jefferies, had been arrested. Tabak saw an opportunity to frame the former school teacher, and called Avon and Somerset Police to tell them that Mr Jefferies' car had been moved on the night of the murder.
Ironically, it was this attempt to implicate Mr Jefferies that led police to turn their attention to Tabak. Detectives travelled to the Netherlands to interview Tabak about his claims, and after doing so, took a DNA swab which would eventually link him to the murder.
Pretending to continue with his life as normal, Tabak was alternating between scanning websites on the case and watching domination porn. Nigel Lickley QC, for the prosecution, revealed that when police seized his computers they found submission pornography of women being choked, bound and gagged. Amongst a series of images, one picture showed two unclothed women tied up in the boot of a car. Another contained an image of a blonde girl who looked like Miss Yeates, wearing a pink top and jeans similar to the clothes she wore on the night she died.
All of this evidence can only be revealed now – it was kept from the jury after Mr Justice Field ruled that Tabak's sex life proved nothing in the case. However, yesterday when the prosecution attempted to keep it quiet, insisting there was an ongoing investigation, the judge ruled that it was now time for it to be made public.
The new evidence revealed that, just weeks before the murder, Tabak had met escorts during a six-week business trip to Los Angeles, on one occasion booking into a hotel under a false name. He had also perused websites offering sex and made phone calls to escort agencies while on another trip to Newcastle six months earlier. He had surfed the internet for live chat and strippers and called escort agencies, Mr Lickley said.
Born in the village of Veghel near Eindhoven to a father who worked in the airline industry, Tabak was a straight-As student at school and longed to be an architect or engineer. He grew up with his brother Marcel and sisters.
He gained a PhD at Eindhoven University of Technology, moving to Britain in 2007 to join architectural company Buro Happold. In the introduction to his PhD thesis, Tabak wrote of the sorrow caused by the death of his father but the joy of finding a new relationship. Miss Morson persuaded him to move to Bristol, where he would eventually become the neighbour of Joanna Yeates.
* Tabak is facing further questioning by police after being jailed for killing Joanna Yeates.
Nigel Lickley QC told the court it was necessary for Tabak to be questioned about the matters, but spoke cryptically in order not to reveal the full details.
The prosecutor said following questioning of Tabak a decision would be made as to whether proceedings would be commenced.
Avon and Somerset Police have refused to give any more information on what Tabak may be questioned about.
At a press conference held yesterday the senior investigating officer on the case was asked if Tabak might have carried out any other attacks.
But Detective Chief Inspector Phil Jones said there was no indication that he is linked to any other offences.
Police added they had been in contact with officers in Los Angeles and in Holland in a bid to build up a bigger picture of Tabak.
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If you are like me, then you have people tracking dirt in all the time. My husband vacuum's often, and we have rented those carpet cleaning machines at the grocery store. While they did get the carpet clean, what a huge job it was! And, as soon as you are finished and worn out, you still have to take that thing back to the store, or be charged for another day of rental.
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Huntsman spiders are not found in the United States any further north than Southern California. They can not survive but in the most tropical of situations which are hot all year round, or in desert scrubland like the Olios giganteus on my website. That is one thing to consider before labelling a spider from the states as a Huntsman. Most are imported, and fewer than 3 species are common enough to be called native to this country, besides some smaller Olios species, which are found in the southwest (not San Francisco, which is in Northern California). While you may in some rare instance find a huntsman up north, it'll die as soon as season changes occur. - Paul Day
Reply: This is one of the huntsman species, - glen
13 April, 2016: What is this?
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Reply: This is a huntsman spider - glen
28 January, 2016: Hi Glen! Hope you are doing well. I'm sending you this email because I found this spider in my house. I'm a bit worried about it being some type of brown recluse because of the terrible damage they can do to people. I've looked through several pages on the internet and yours seem to be the best for this kind of stuff. I am from Mexico City by the way. I hope you will be able to help me. Kind regards, Martín
Reply: Yes I believe they are both Heteropoda (huntsman spiders) - glen
19 February, 2016: Thank you very much Dr. Glen. I have here two spiders, the cephalothorax of image 10524716 is darker than the second image. It seems they belong to genus Heteropoda. Could it be right?
10 July, 2015: Nong Khiaw Village, Laos. 10 cms across. Mark
10 July, 2015: Hi, My husband took this picture today of this spider and we were curious to know what it is. We live in Northeast Florida, very near the beach. He works outside, and has for most of his life, but has never seen a spider this big before. He said he could hear it scurrying around and that it was very aware of him being there. He would move around and it would follow his movements. Not aggressive though. Oh, and for scale, the log is about 6 inches in diameter, and about 6-7 inches tall. The shell is bigger than a large man's hand. It was taken in a darkened outdoor structure, so sorry about the lighting quailty. He has a few more pics of it, but all are about the same as this one. Thanks for any help. (P.S He left it alone and it crawled along its merry way). Kelly
2 July, 2015: Hello, I was wondering if you could help me identify this spider? Looks like it could be a brown recluse. This was found at a home in Mesa Arizona. Thanks, Stuart
Reply: This is one of the huntsman species, not a recluse. - glen
27 May, 2015: Hello, I was wondering if you could help me identify this spider? Looks like it could be a brown recluse. This was found at a home in Mesa Arizona. Thanks, Stuart
Reply: This is one of the huntsman species. - glen
27 May, 2015: Found this guy on my door last night, he filled up the bottom of a 12 ounce solo cup. He was on my screen door. Very fast. Released him on the golf course so he could thrive. Just curious if it is a huntsmen spider or a wolf spider. This is Phoenix AZ thanks and have a great day! cs
Reply: This is one of the huntsman species. Don't often see the green ones though!! - glen
29 April, 2015: Not sure if I am sending this to the right e-mail address, found two on your site! I would be most grateful if you could ID this little fella that I found in my garden in Crete, Greece. With thanks. Carol
10 April, 2015: Hi Glen, thought you would enjoy these pics. What an amazing little creature, such detail. I caught him for pictures, but will release him soon (away from my house) ;-) Danni
11 February, 2015: Hello Glen, We are in Northwestern AZ and are trying to identify this spider: Brown Recluse, Desert Recluse, Southern House Spider, or Other? You'll put a family dispute to rest! Very large spider - the size of the Palm of adult hand! Thank you!! Love your site! Gina
2 February, 2015: Hi Glen, Can you identify this spider for us please - it was on our BBQ yesterday morning - we are located in Blackbutt, Qld. I was later able to get a better photo when the spider moved on to the back of our motorhome. Can send spider on motorhome at high res if you wish. Photos attached. Regards, Ted
21 January, 2015: Hi, What species is this? Regards jeff
9 January, 2015: Hi Can you please assist identifying the spider attached.
18 December, 2014: Hi, Gerew ~ I hope you can identify this spider. They frequent our house, typically running across the ceiiling. They are yellow/gold, large (3-4" legspan), fast and often jump. Are they dangerous? Poisonous? I live in SE Utah. Thanks if you can help. Roberta
17 January, 2015: Hi, Found this spider in a blue gum plantation in the South east of South Australia. Could not identify and have never seen before my whole life living down here. Do you know this one? Thanks Peter
18 December, 2014: Found this in a warehouse on the Wirral that receives materials from all over the world
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Reply: This is a huntsman - glen
18 December, 2014: He may still be in my room. I didnt want to harm just wanna know if i have to take extra precautions. Additionally i live in Trinidad In a fairly suburban area bordering on forested areas. The moulding seen in the pic is about 1 and half to two inches wide.
Reply: This is a huntsman, Isopeda vasta - glen
18 December, 2014: Hi Glen
18 December, 2014: What kind of spider is this?
18 December, 2014: Hi Glen, I took this last night from inside my house. It is a great opportunity to see the bottom of the Arizona version of the Huntsman spider. Thought you might like to share! Ron Richards Fountain Hills, Az.
18 December, 2014: Enjoy! I found both of these giant spiders while serving a mission in Camarines Norte, Philippines. Thanks
18 December, 2014: May I know what spider is this? Thanks.
Reply: Looks like some sort of local huntsman - glen
28 November, 2014: Hi! We are in Costa Rica, in Nosara, and we found this spider in the doorframe in our house. When disturbed, it threw two legs on one side up into the air. It is less than an inch long, and quite orange. What kind do you think it is?
Reply: Hi Glen, Thank you very much for your prompt answer! Highly appreciated! I've made some additional searching and I think that it could be a Fireback huntsman - at least it is highly similar to the description in that guide (attached). Kind regards, Lukasz
8 June, 2014: Dear Glen, Last month I was visiting Australia and I went to Daintree National Park. Amongst dry leaves of Drynaria sp. I've noticed quite big spider (photo attached). Unfortunatelly I do not know what kind of species it is. I would be grateful if you could help me. Thank you a lot! Best regards, Lukasz
Reply: Looks like a huntsman - glen
8 June, 2014: Hello! My friend was on a trip to Costa Rica and found this spider above her bed. Would you please help me identify it? For scale, she said from toe to toe it was about the length of a hand. I've attached the image to this email. Thank you! - Beth G
8 June, 2014: Good morning, Any idea what this spider is? A friend of mine found it at her house. House is in Ballito, KZN Best regards Charlene
Reply: This is a green huntsman spider (Micrommata virescens) is a spider with a palearctic distribution, of the huntsman spider (Sparassidae) family. M. virescens is a species occurring naturally in Northern and Central Europe, including Denmark. It does not build a web, and hunts insects in green vegetation, where it is well camouflaged. - glen
8 June, 2014: Hi I live in spain near Cadiz I found this in the wood store on the door, I think spiders (most) are very interesting but I have not seen a spider like this before, if you can ID it I would appreciate the info. Thanks Craig
26 May, 2014: Hiya, I've lived in my new place for 8 months now and I have killed at least 30 of the spiders in the pic below. I do not like killing spiders but I have two curious dogs and I am not sure if these are poisonous. Any help with identity, characteristics, affect bite would have on a dog...etc would be great! They tend to congregate in the crack of my front door and occasionally on the ceiling. Thanks so much,
26 May, 2014: What spider is this?
26 May, 2014: I can't identify this spider that was sitting on my lounge room wall for some hours before I decided I didn't want to go to bed with it still there. I thought it was a Huntsman at first, but it was more bunched up rather than spread out flat & it didn't move sideways when disturbed. It's abdomen went up off the wall which I always thought was a trait of White Tails? Then it looked like a Wolf Spider, but you don't or rarely find them inside right? Plus with that white tail of hers...? Can spiders cross breed at all? Can you please help me identify what this Spider is? I'd very much appreciate it. BTW It was still wet from insecticide in the first photo. Cheers David
26 May, 2014: Hi Glen, This is 'Fang'. I managed to get his cage clean. Instead of a jar I used a cylinder of paper and coaxed him into that. Much easier because it is flexible and it can't hurt him. It didn't stress either one of us :-) Not the greatest picture but the best I could get. Thanks again. Wendy
Reply: This is some sort of huntsman, not a brown recluse - glen
26 May, 2014: I live in Phoenix, AZ and came across this spider on the side of our house, at night a little over an hour after sunset. I looked at many pictures of brown recluses on your website but am not 100% sure the one we had was a brown recluse. Can you please answer this question for me so I know for sure what kind of spider I encountered.
Reply: Looks like a huntsman of some sort - glen
6 May, 2014: These large ones were in the Dominican Republic – SW part of the country about 30 km from Haiti. Had to have been about 6-7 cm from leg tip to leg tip. Any ideas? Even Family would help me.
26 January, 2014: Hi there! I came across your website on line. I was wondering if you might help me identify this spider (picture attached). This picture was taken by a friend of ours, here in Cape Town, South Africa. I thought it may be a Huntsman Spider, but for the dots on its bum, or a Field sac spider, according to some of the pictures I looked at online this morning? But we just aren't sure, and I would really like to know. J If you are able to help, or send me in the right direction to identify it myself, I would be grateful! Many thanks, Alisa
Reply: This looks like a huntsman - glen 19 December, 2013: Good day Could you assist in the ID of this spider. Its very aggressive and the second one, we find them in the kitchen. I live in South Africa, gauteng area. Thank you
Reply: This looks like a huntsman too- glen 30 October 2013: Good Morning, Office & Warehouse in Fort Myers, Florida – USA Please help me identify the spider attached & pictured below.. We receive & store cardboard boxes – filled with invoice paper – from all over the country (on a daily basis).. Boxes received via palletized freight trucks &/or small parcel.. Thanks, Shel
Reply: This looks like a huntsman - glen
19 December 2013: Hi, We currently live in Perth Western Australia (Floreat Suburb). What kind of spider is this? Thanks, Scott
Reply: This could be a huntsman but not positive - glen
19 December 2013: Here is a spider we found in Southern Afgan, any idea what it is? is it dangerous?
Reply: This looks like a huntsman but not positive - glen
19 December 2013: Hi glen, found this spider in Dubai. is it dangerous?
30 October 2013: Hello, This little guy showed up in my room one day. Actually my niece saw it first. I had never seen a spider like this before. I love spiders so I caught it in a jar took it to Fresno State University hoping some one could help confirm that it was a Huntsmen or Olios giganteus. Unfortunately we only have a bug guy and no spider guys. So he was no help. He said just to let it go outside. We have a allergy free garden which I hope they don't spray with pesticides and let him go there. Enjoy the picture.
Reply: This is probably a huntsman - glen 10 August, 2013: Hi I saw your website on spiders and me and my family found this in Cyprus on holiday and were wondering if you could tell us what it is? Thanks, James
Reply: This is a huntsman - glen 10 August, 2013: Hi Glen Have found this spider in my house. Can you identify it.
Reply: This is a huntsman - glen 10 August, 2013: Hi Glen I wasnt sure if this was the same fella as the one on your website so thought I'd sent you a pic. It was spotted on a wall in a small church up in the forested hills (pine) of the Paphos district of Cyprus. Scared us to death after we realised he/she wasn't part of the painting on an Icon!! :) Thankyou Junie
Reply: This is a huntsman - glen 17 May, 2013: Hi I just found your website while i was browsing. a friend of mine send me this pic. and i found it hard to belive cause it is so big that i never saw this size. the spider run away and they could not fiso soon.nd it and they r scared. would u pls tell me what kind of spider it is? thank u very much waiting to hear from u
Reply: This is a huntsman - glen 17 May, 2013: Really need your help!!!! Please can u tell me what this spider is .... Got a dead one at home so can send more pics if need be! I have found three around the house! They really freak me out! The pull their bodies in and the looks extremely tiny until they move and spread their legs and bodies out! They really are freaky lil creatures! Will send another pic or 2 later to make it easier! Sent via my BlackBerry from Vodacom - let your email find you!
Reply: This could be a huntsman - glen 17 May, 2013: Hi! I live in San Diego, California in the mission hills area, over looking the bay, and have never seen anything like this. Can you please help? I found this spider on my bedroom wall. I know I shouldn't have killed him but he was very aggressive and I was scared to get bit! Needless to say he went for a swim. Thanks Dan
Reply: This could be a huntsman - glen 17 May, 2013: I'm in Northern California and my friend just moved into a new house and found this spider. We have no idea what it is. Can you help?
Reply: This looks like a huntsman - glen 13 April, 2013: could you tell me what kind this is please I would really appreciate it
Reply: This could be a huntsman - glen 13 April, 2013: Hi Glen, I live in Vero Beach, Florida and I have been finding quite a few of these huge but flat like a pancake spiders in and around my back yard & around my daughters playhouse. We do have a lot of oak trees in our yard as well. I just need to know if it's dangerous? This is the 4th one I have found in the past week. I'm ready to put my house up for sale! Hope you can email me back with good news that its safe to let my kids play again in my back yard. Thank you, Laurie
Reply: This is could be a huntsman - glen 13 April, 2013: could you tell me what kind this is please I would really appreciate it
Reply: This is a huntsman - glen 13 April, 2013: I live in 29 Palms, CA and my son Jeremy killed this spider. Do you know what it is?
Reply: This is a huntsman, the others are a wolf spider and a tarantula - glen 13 April, 2013: these spiders are from our trip to Panama this Feb. can you tell us if they are venomous and what kind are they. thanks
Reply: It think this is a huntsman - glen 20 December, 2012: Wow thx 4 the reply - I never expected it - I hav another weird lil guy we found (was already dead) mayb u know what this dude is - thx
Reply: This looks like huntsman too- glen 20 December, 2012: This 1 was alive - neighbor ask me 2 help since she knows I'm not scared - I don't kill them either (only flies - eeeew). Anyway - not sure if its the same - was like a week apart and was same size thou - we freed this 1 thou. (?)
Reply: This looks like huntsman too- glen 20 December, 2012: I live in Florida, and this spider was in a box on my back porch. Leg tip to leg tip was about 6 inches maybe. I have looked on all the spider sites but can't seem to find it. I thought it might be a nursery web spider, but I am not sure. Thanks. -- Veralynne
Reply: This looks like huntsman too- glen 20 December, 2012: Hi, Can you help me identify the spider in the attached photo? I live in Cape Coral, Southwest Florida. Thanks for any help! Jerry
Reply: It looks like huntsman - glen 20 December, 2012: doesn't seem like any other huntsman i've seen in these parts (gold coast)...
Reply: It looks like huntsman but not sure - glen 3 November, 2012: Found in the Hajar Mountains Oman. Please could you identify this Spider.. Thanks, Matt
Reply: It is a huntsman - glen 3 November, 2012: Hi Glen I found this one in our bathroom this morning, exactly the same as the one sent in by Dru, and just a mile down the road from his location of San Marcos La Laguna, Lake Atitlan Guatemala. It was about 4-5 inches in diameter legspan and seemed pretty fast. It didn't seem aggressive, and was caught and released into the coffee plantation. Gave my girlfriend a bit of a shock when she found it in the bath though! Cheers Mark
Reply: It is a huntsman - glen 3 November, 2012: I came across this spider at the showers in the Picacho Peak campground (in Tucson, AZ) this past week. It was about the size of my palm. Just curious about what it might be. I'm not a fan of spiders, so I took the picture and then went away. Thank you, Shannon.
Reply: It is a huntsman (Neosparassus species) - glen 26 August, 2012: Hi there. My name is Mark, and I live in the San Gabriel Mountains, San Bernardino County, California. I attached a pic of a spider to this email, and I wonder if you can identify this species. I spend a lot of time outdoors, and have been studying wildlife since I was a child, but never came across this species of spider, until I moved to the house I live in now. The spider depicted on this pic is an adult, which I have seen numerous times, and was caught inside my house, a couple of days ago. Thank you for your help. Take care.
Reply: It looks like a huntsman (Neosparassus species) - glen 26 August, 2012: Hey, I took these photos of a big spider that we found at our lake house. I cannot identify it. I don't think this is a wolf spider due to the web, which is two to three feet in concentric circles. It is approximately 2-3" leg-tip to leg-tip. Body is 1.5" long. Pretty aggressive if you get close (raises its front legs). It's bigger than what I've seen before. Any thoughts? Thanks, Kevin
Reply: It looks like a huntsman (Neosparassus species) - glen 19 June, 2012: I have a spider I can't identify it spins a nasty cocoon for its egg its big but small for a tarantula e
Reply: It is a huntsman - glen 19 August, 2012: Hi Glen Well I hope you are having a great year. I havent said hi in a while and have been quite busy with moving and all that I have had a hard time keeping up with my site. Luckily I have gotten a lot of spiders I know and none I couldnt identify in a long time. Well, until the other day that is... :o) Someone sent me this picture and I couldnt quite figure it out. My first thought was either a Fishing Spider or a Wolf Spider. However, I could not find any pics of either of those spiders to match this one. The main differences that stand out are .... 1) The Cephalothorax has a more distinct pattern than the pics I find of those spiders. 2) Even the legs seem to have a more distinct pattern with a clearer separation between the colors. Would you be able to help me identify this one? Thank-you very much for your time. Ken
Reply: It is a huntsman - glen 19 June, 2012: Hi Glen, We are in Tucson, AZ. This morning my wife was adjusting the porch chair cushions and found this guy between two cushions. About 3" across. I put him in a white plastic pail so I could photo better but when I was focusing close-up he came charging up the side of the pail. I jumped out of his way. He was really, really fast and I let him do as he wished---so off he went into some bushes.
Reply: It is a banded huntsman - glen 19 June, 2012: I found this spider in Saint Cloud, FL after moving an object on a patio that had not been moved for a long time. Can you help me identify it?
Reply: It is a huntsman - glen 19 June, 2012: Glen, Thanks so much, you have a great site. Will try to get better picture next time I run into her. Like I said I have seen plenty of the standard Cane spiders like the one below. Kevin
Reply: It is probably a huntsman - glen 19 June, 2012: Glen, It seems you are the spider expert on the internet. I have found the spider in the attached picture (Big Island of Hawaii) and was puzzled because it did not look like the usual Cane spider that is prevalent all over the place. Sorry it isn't a great picture being from the side but I was hoping for an identification. From what I can tell going through your and other photos it is a female Cane spider (Brown Huntsman). Anyway, it was big and hairy and I just wanted to know what it was. Thanks for your time, Kevin
Reply: It is a huntsman - glen 30 May, 2012: We have found a couple of spiders just like this one. This one has a missing leg, but that is how it was when we found it. The body (not including the legs) is about 1 inch long. All of the ones we have found have been pretty big, but I think this one is the biggest. We live in the Sierra Mountains of California in a town called North Fork. We are at about 3000 ft elevation. Thank you for any information you can give to us. Sincerely, Nancy
Reply: It is a huntsman - glen 7 May, 2012: Hi, I'm in Fresno, California and I've found this in my living room…
Reply: Yes it is a huntsman - glen 7 May, 2012: Hi Glen, Do you know what kind of spider this might be? It is in the house of my friend in the Philippines, possibly around Manila. She says she has seen cane spiders, and that's not what it is. It looks like some at the site: http://www.spiderzrule.com/huntsman08.htm Roxanne
Reply: I'd say it is some sort of huntsman - glen 7 May, 2012: Hi there! I am an expat living in Malaysia and I've found these spiders around my home. They're quite large, around 5 to 6 inches across with hairy legs. Could you tell me if they're venomous? I have kids and a dog, yet at the same time I don't want to call pest control over a harmless spider. I could not get a good look at the underside, but from the glimpse I had there doesn't seem to be any bright markings. Thanks a bunch! Melissa
Reply: This is a huntsman too (Neosparassus species) - glen 15 April, 2012: Hello I was wondering if you could help me identify this spider I encountered while in Costa Rica a few days ago. Thanks Jason
Reply: This is a huntsman - glen 15 April, 2012: Hello, I live in southern Georgia and I took this photo of a spider that was just under the siding on my house. I found a black widow the other day and now I am freaking out because this spider was huge. Its body was almost an inch long and with the legs stretched out it would have been almost four inches. As you can see it was having a caterpillar snack. There was no web nearby. Can you please tell me what kind of spider it is and should I be afraid of it? Thanks so much and you can use the photo for anything you want. Melinda from Georgia
Reply: This one is a huntsman - glen 15 April, 2012: Hi, Found this little fellow outside my room (live in South Africa). If possible can you please identify it and comment on whether it is dangerous? Thanks
Reply: Given where you live I'd say this one is a huntsman - glen 15 April, 2012: Hello, Can you please identify this spider. This is the second one in a month. This is smaller than the first but look exactly the same. I would say the one pictured is no bigger than quarter size. I live in south Florida. Thank you for your help, Kyle
ID from Laura: Huntsman 12 April, 2012: Hi Glen I had this spider which came into the house earlier this year. I tried to look it up but failed. Not sure if we get the same spider species here in Hong Kong. Would you know of anyone here in Hong Kong who might be interested in these? I had a video of it moving as well. Many thanks for your help in advance. Best wishes Robert
12 April, 2012: Hi Glen I had this spider which came into the house earlier this year. I tried to look it up but failed. Not sure if we get the same spider species here in Hong Kong. Would you know of anyone here in Hong Kong who might be interested in these? I had a video of it moving as well. Many thanks for your help in advance. Best wishes Robert
Reply: I have never seen a spider like this one before!!- glen
11 March, 2012: an you tall me Wat spider this is plz
Reply: This is a huntsman (Neosparassus species)- glen
11 March, 2012: Hello, My name is Pearl and we live in Northern CA and found this spider in a large shade umbrella in our back yard. We would like to id it if possible as we have 3 small children and lots of activity in that location. Just so ur aware, the spider was not harmed. I merely would prefer to be as informed and knowledgeable as possible. Thank u so much for ur time. Pearl
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I think she was just being funny does not mean she is not inteligent jmo
It seems like when Sean and Catherine get together, they both get giddy. He was unsure of her feelings towards him, and she opened up to him and kind of insecurely threw herself at him but he responded positively, so they both felt kind of a good connection afterwards, if that makes any sense.
Hopefully she can add some sauce, because the beef is boring! Thank goodness she was just being silly. I wasn't paying enough attention to notice. I thought it was kind of funny that Sean thought he was put in the friend zone. Ummm... you are the lead, not her. I am sure she would have left otherwise.


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HyunA Getting ready For First Solo Comeback After 4Minute's Disbandment
HyunA Making ready For First Solo Comeback After 4Minutes Disbandmentjun2yng June 29, 2016 0 afterwards the initial announcement of 4Minutes disbandment, there was onceindisputably in anyones brain about what HyunA would do. HyunA would go back every bit a solo artist — and perhaps in devices too. In step with a recordthrough Sports Donga, HyunA, who became the just one to surrender alongsideDice Entertainment, is preparing for a comeback in August. Whilst she has done solo promotions in the past, this might be HyunA's first solo undertakingnow not as 4Minute's HyunA, yet just HyunA.
The report states that HyunA is recently collecting tracks in addition recording songs for her comeback, even supposing she has yet to come to a decision on a idea or name track. If she is in a role tofree up her album in August as planned, it is going to exist a year since her mini album "A ," which was released in August of closing year.
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