text:
Thanks for helping us sort this video!
Thanks for helping us associate the correct Pornstars to this video!
Help Us: Do these Pornstars appear in this video?
Pornstar Name:
I love when my husband fucks me after I rub my pussy and make myself cum. I'm so wet and sticky and he pounds me until cums. Then I'm really gooey. Sometimes his cocks slides into my ass because I'm so wet. I usually cum again when that happens.
can i try it
Masturbation only makes us slaves to our pussys.
nice juicy pussy
I'd lick it up as she came. Amazing
I want to fuck her!!!!!!!!!!
Don't call it "juice" is so unattractive. and a real turn off, call it cum, and liquid. lol.
forget lesbo, i'm real and that was hot, i wanted to slide my finger into her ass when the juices ran down, bet that would have made her come really hard
It is lube mixed with her own juices and it comes out milky looking after we get ourselves very hot. I use the same KY-Silk and get the same results. I did notice it had an orange top. I believe this KY lube has a warm sensation to it when in comes in contact with skin. I personally get hot enough that the sensation caused by this type of lube becomes uncomfortable. But hey, That's me. A very horny over sexed bi-sexual house wife with a very HAPPY husband!
I would love to see a women lick pusst and swallow the cum
Hi am Matthew you wanto suck my dick go to pilipipines Malolos Bulacan Mac Arthur village thanks
yes I like that
one hot babe loved that pussy juice running out
i would haved enjoyed drinking that climax
What a sexy girl! My pussy is so moist right now. I feel like a nice big cock inside of me- any offers?
I would give u a big dick
Hey girl by the name of fuck me I got a juicy cock for you message me back when u can
watching you play with your pussy is great but wish you was in my bed doing that so i can lick your pussy after you cum. I wish that was my cock in you and fill you wet pussy on my cock
wish we could. I would love to put my cock to work
This was by far my fav pussy licking video. Those girls made it look so good I wanted to taste
I would love to taste what oozed out of her. Yummy, yummy, yummy
What's her name?
What is name?
Naah, I like boys better!
Wow... I'm straight. And I'm a girl. But I can't stop watching this... Makes me wet :)
I really wanna eat her pussy.
ajso best of
fuck baby ...thats horny
that was so hot best video so far love to have licked all that cum of hers
A mouth full of that would get me going in the morning!!!
Party at my house tonight she is my special guest admission 100.00 a person
that was hott i would have sucked up all her cum
damn that's hot
beautiful sexy pussy
would love to drink the lot
She can sit on my face any day!
this pussy is full on my type
what her name...more please
not all pussy juice. that is semen from getting fucked beforehand... go ahead guys, lick up some come. Otherwise, nice pussy!
das my girlfriend she cum on my dick all night
i watch this video always when i am in the mood of masturbating...... and i watch this video again and again....and i am coming so wet and so hard when i am dripping every time!! please eat me up i can't stand it, i am so wet right now!!
Loved it ! Now that's up close and personal.Hell,she might still be cumming!
really....astro lube??? Nothing is better than ...yep ...Liquid Silk...made in england ....try it your lady will go crazy....."two finger please"....(:]
I want to lick her pussy and ass.
i love llicking pussey
Wanna fuck me.... im all yours
I want to fuck u in the ass till u cum again
how many times can she cum love to see
2;07 - shes cumming already - this girl's wonderful
I LOVE that video !!
wow very nice love to suck up all that juice off ur ass
i wish i could drink it all
I would love to find myself a young wet pussy like this again. I would so wish i could lick that wet pussy and after i get done licking it i would love slid my tough down to her anal. I love to put my cock in her and fill her sliding up and down on my cock
1:52 starts to cum by the end the fist is in her anal
look at that walrus! (get the joke)
Don't get the joke... explain!
what is her name? anyone?
I will fuck that wet pussy with my hard cock and love to eat it alsome
how wet is it now
Good to the last drop
I want to do sexy intimate things with your hot desirable pussy.
Damn, I would like every drop of your cum then suck on your clit until you're squirting and screaming my name
My boyfriend was fingering my ass and eating my pussy while I was watching this video. I came and squirted all over his face. It fells so fucking good.
Want to have regular chat flirtatious with friendly female, can the right female help?
I want to taste that *NECTAR* ..:)
you all are hot
très belle vidéo. chatte bien juteuse
So can u come to see me
Wow... nearly one minute of pulsating plus flow
Juicyyyyyy! I wanna drink that pussy nectar!!!
Elle aurait du le lécher et là j'aurait joui
i want to lick her cunt jucie an drive my tounge right up her sweet cunt hole
I would like to suck that pussy
Very nice video bushing cute girl your sexy Hot vibrater very sexy I can make me hard as a rock I mean really hard very sexy guy yeah I like to see a couple more love definitely very cute girl
delicia grool pussy in mouth, please
What the fuck
I love dis won't I get any of the girl's
nice goo of your pussy vagina
I want my cock deep in your pussy when you release your goo. It would make me feel so good to be able to satisfy you sexually in person as we enjoy the ultimate sexual pleasure of enjoying each other intimately. I am ready to love you intimately in mutual sex pleasure.
Holy Fuck!!!!!! Would I LOVE to slip my cock in this one and leave about a pint of hot cum behind! This chick is so fucking hot I can't hold my cum back - oh fuck - there it goes again! My underpants are filled with cum!!!!
nice bald pussy however it would be better with length of meat in it would make me happy
Want lady having big ass
I love it nice big pussy ... I want someone to fuck me right now any one with a cock
that ending was extraordinary
I would lick that sweet pussy dry.
Yummy! I love wanking my cock whilst watching this! Hot twat!
I would love to lick that pussy clean after she cums. I love when girls cum in my month and i would love to slid my cock in her wet pussy
Wonder if she can cum like that when there is no vibrator?
Now those are pussy lips folks.
Wish I could catch all her cum, sweet looking
Oh girl,you turned me on mmm I wanted to be there with you using that vibrator on your sweet pussy, sucking and nibbling your tits then I would put my special strap cock on and fuck you so nicely
after 4 years sh eis the best cumming every night - with german perfection veri authentic and natural . She needs a cock every nite but no need of sperma cause she is very juicyful..
Girl cum.........I love it!!!!!
would love for her to cum in my mouth
The same happens to me I get this weird cum when I play with myself
I like to see pussy juice..
I would love to be there when you putting your toy inside your pussy and love slid my dick up your anal. I love it when i do my wife when she have her toy up there because she let anal fuck her
She could fuck me all day and night, sexy wee thing
Some errors occurred, please try again later
Sign up for a free account and make YouPorn yours!
Subscribe to your favorite pornstars, channels, and collections


text:
Let joggers, bike riders, and trade show participants be seen with your logo on this round safety custom light.
This promotional blinking light has 3 different light settings.
May all of your holiday promotions be happy ones with this cool 3-D Holiday Theme Acrylic Personalized Stein .
Santa couldn't have pulled a better promotion idea out of his sack with this logo mug!
Mall all your holiday promotions be happy ones with this cool 3-D holiday theme acrylic personalized tumbler.
This 11" custom champagne bottle filled with Candy Corn makes the perfect gift for Halloween. An ideal gift to bring to upcoming parties & events.
This October 31st, promote your company with scary Halloween promotional products from ePromos. Share the Halloween spirit with adults and kids alike. Choose from trick-or-treat bags and coloring books, to candy and party favors for kids and adults of all ages. Customize pumpkin shaped products with your logo, or choose from our selection of rush items. Make your Halloween promotion great with ePromos.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Today at work a co-worker told me she used to live at "Jacob's House." Her ex still lives there - but they split.Wow, I wonder if this poor guy had any idea what he was getting into when he signed his house on to be part of this particular Untitled Sports Movie! See more pics at Mandy's LJ, and if you reuse her pics, please credit her blog.
She told me how a lady came by in February to view the house and kept saying how "perfect" it was for the "Untitled Sports Movie" they were planning to film in town. She said she kept thinking "why would a sports movie need a dump-of-a-house like this?"
Also, my bloggy friend Pillowbiters, where I learned of Mandy's update, is having a cool contest where you can win a free Vampirization! Learn more by clicking on pic below.


text:
LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM - NOVEMBER 30: Oscar Pistorius attends the British Olympic Ball on November 30, 2012 in London, England. (Photo by Fred Duval/Getty Images)
PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) - Police say they found two boxes of testosterone and needles in the bedroom of Oscar Pistorius, the Olympian who has been charged with murder in the shooting of his girlfriend.
Detective Hilton Botha made the revelation Wednesday in testimony at the bail hearing for the athlete charged with premeditated murder in the shooting death of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
The discovery raises the possibility that the double-amputee Olympian and Paralympian might have been using performance-enhancing substances.
Pistorius became the first Paralympian runner to compete at the Olympic Games in London last year.
Pistorius, 26, has insisted he shot the 29-year-old Steenkamp by mistake, fearing there was an intruder in his gated and guarded luxury complex in the capital, Pretoria.


text:
I'm currently involved in a project which involves taking a MIDI keyboard and streaming the the data into a GUI based on the ABC musical notation (an easy to read notation used by traditional and folk musicians). I chose to use C# by recommendation and so far, having had a fair bit of help, have been able to achieve streaming the data onto a stave.
The next part of this project is to change the first octave of a keyboard into an editing suit so that it can make amendments to a musical score in real time (e.g. clear score, move back/forward by one space, delete note, add vibrato etc). I don't think this should be a big problem, however I may need a little help with some of these things.
The biggest problem I am faced with is recognizing chords from the MIDI input. I thought about using a sequencer, but don't really understand how to get this to work. If anyone has any other ideas and coding suggestions on how I could tackle this problem, I would appreciate it very much, am at my wits end. If you would like to see any parts of the code so far, let me know.
Many Thanks


text:
Web Link
Town Square
City Council Job Performance Poll
Original post made by Resident, Midtown, on May 17, 2007
Web Link
Comments (8)
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 17, 2007 at 8:51 am
As someone who is struggling at present with an add on rather than a full remodel, I am get increasingly infuriated with the red tape that goes on in the planning department. Trying to get our inspections passed is becoming a nightmare. We call out one inspector who fails us on some small technical matter. We get it fixed and call out someone again. He then also fails us on something the first guy thought was OK. Once again, we call out another individual and he comes and finds something else wrong. We have deliberately chosen an architect and a contractor who both have plenty of Palo Alto experience so that they should (a) know the inspectors and (b) know the way to get these inspections done first time, and they all say that this is just the norm. Are there are a certain number of inspections that must fail just to prove that these guys are doing their job, or what exactly is the reason why they cannot all do the same job the same way and tell us all the things that need to be fixed, then when they are done, give us the seal of approval. Maybe if they passed more first time, or at least gave us a list which when done would be passed, we could cut down on the number of inspectors and save the city some money.
So, my poll of satisfaction with the planning department is no, I am not happy.
a resident of Midtown
on May 17, 2007 at 9:03 am
Click on the web link in the first post to go to the poll web page, where you can vote and view the results of the poll.
Don't just post comments in this thread.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on May 17, 2007 at 9:23 am
Without a few comments this poll will just get hidden at the bottom of the heap and no one will see it.
a resident of Midtown
on May 17, 2007 at 12:04 pm
As of 12:00 noon today Thursday May 17, the poll has been in progress for 3 hours and 7 people have voted. The results so far are as follows:
Poll Question
Overall, how satisfied are you with the performance of the Palo Alto City Council?
Very Satisified: 17% (1 vote)
Satisfied: 0%
Neither Satisfied Nor Dissatisfied: 0%
Dissatisfied: 17% (1 vote)
Very Dissatisfied: 71% (5 votes)
If you wish to vote or see the current results, click on the web link in the first post in this thread (at the top of the page).
- The poll will accept only one vote from a given IP address within a 24 hour period
- Multiple computers from the same house will usually (depending on network configuration) be considered to be originating from the same IP address
- So, if multiple people from a given household want to vote, each person must wait 24 hours after the last person's vote
Please vote if you have the time. The more votes, the more meaningful the data will be.
a resident of Midtown
on May 17, 2007 at 12:32 pm
The Council is best described in Kipling's Gods of the Copybook Headings.
a resident of Midtown
on May 17, 2007 at 3:36 pm
Walter, can you please explain your Kipling reference?
a resident of Professorville
on May 17, 2007 at 4:00 pm
I believe there are too many options in the poll. It is much easier to choose from only two options:
1. The City Council is a rubber stamp for the City Manager.
2. The City Council is a door mat for the City Manager.
a resident of Midtown
on May 17, 2007 at 6:14 pm
The Gods of the Copybook Headings
Rudyard Kipling, 1919
As I pass through my incarnations in every age and race,
I Make my proper prostrations to the Gods of the Market-Place.
Peering through reverent fingers I watch them flourish and fall,
And the Gods of the Copybook Headings, I notice, outlast them all.
We were living in trees when they met us. They showed us each in turn
That Water would certainly wet us, as Fire would certainly burn:
But we found them lacking in Uplift, Vision and Breadth of Mind,
So we left them to teach the Gorillas while we followed the March of Mankind.
We moved as the Spirit listed. They never altered their pace,
Being neither cloud nor wind-borne like the Gods of the Market-Place.
But they always caught up with our progress, and presently word would come
That a tribe had been wiped off its icefield, or the lights had gone out in Rome.
With the Hopes that our World is built on they were utterly out of touch
They denied that the Moon was Stilton; they denied she was even Dutch
They denied that Wishes were Horses; they denied that a Pig had Wings.
So we worshipped the Gods of the Market Who promised these beautiful things.
When the Cambrian measures were forming, They promised perpetual peace.
They swore, if we gave them our weapons, that the wars of the tribes would cease.
But when we disarmed They sold us and delivered us bound to our foe,
And the Gods of the Copybook Heading said: "Stick to the Devil you know."
On the first Feminian Sandstones we were promised the Fuller Life
(Which started by loving our neighbour and ended by loving his wife)
Till our women had no more children and the men lost reason and faith,
And the Gods of the Copybook Headings said: "The Wages of Sin is Death."
In the Carboniferous Epoch we were promised abundance for all,
By robbing selected Peter to pay for collective Paul;
But, though we had plenty of money, there was nothing our money could buy,
And the Gods of the Copybook Headings said: "If you don't work you die."
Then the Gods of the Market tumbled, and their smooth-tongued wizards withdrew,
And the hearts of the meanest were humbled and began to believe it was true
That All is not Gold that Glitters, and Two and Two make Four --
And the Gods of the Copybook Headings limped up to explain it once more.
* * * * *
As it will be in the future, it was at the birth of Man --
There are only four things certain since Social Progress began --
That the Dog returns to his Vomit and the Sow returns to her Mire,
And the burnt Fool's bandaged finger goes wabbling back to the Fire --
And that after this is accomplished, and the brave new world begins
When all men are paid for existing and no man must pay for his sins
As surely as Water will wet us, as surely as Fire will burn
The Gods of the Copybook Headings with terror and slaughter return!
Burger chain Shake Shack to open in Palo Alto
By Elena Kadvany | 16 comments | 4,260 views
The Cost of Service
By Aldis Petriceks | 1 comment | 973 views
This time we're not lying. HONEST! No, really!
By Douglas Moran | 5 comments | 521 views
Couples: When Wrong Admit It; When Right; Shut Up
By Chandrama Anderson | 0 comments | 453 views
One-on-one time
By Cheryl Bac | 0 comments | 400 views


text:
The subject of intentional breeding or meat rabbits is prohibited. The answers provided on this board are for general guideline purposes only. The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. It is your responsibility to assess the information being given and seek professional advice/second opinion from your veterinarian and/or qualified behaviorist.
LEADERS: Azerane Bam BinkyBunny JerseyGirl LBJ10 LittlePuffyTail LongEaredLions RabbitPam
At the adopt-a-thon we successfully adopted out 30 bunnies from Los Angeles shelters!
I was working with bonding and I have the scrapes everywhere to show for it. I got a couple weird looks at work today when I explained that the cuts on my arms, and slightly puffy lip are from bunnies...there was this little girl there named Mikado...she was born with a bad leg and I want her soooooo bad...but with so many someBUNNY to love bunnies I don't think I should get her
My someBUNNY to love buns were not there because the shelters were kill shelters...I didn't want my bunnies that are safe from being pts to compete...but I am still helping the someBUNNY to love buns


text:
Live Digital Billboard Livens Bronco Bash for Consumers Credit Union
Above is one of the digital billboards showing attendees in real time at Bronco Bash.
The $453 million Consumers Credit Union helped put a community celebration in the spotlight last week by partnering with an outdoor digital signage company to stream live photos from Western Michigan University's 2013 Bronco Bash, an annual back-to-school festival open to the Kalamazoo, Mich., community.
The Sept. 13 festival featured games, live music, other entertainment and the opportunity to learn about local businesses and organizations. An estimated 20,000 people attended this year's Bronco Bash, including 400 student organizations, university departments and local businesses, the credit union said.
As in past years, the 52,000-member Consumers brought its educational Cash Car to Bronco Bash and invited visitors to answer financial trivia questions to win various prizes. This year included a new twist: Visitors to the Cash Car had the added opportunity of appearing on Adams Outdoors' digital billboards throughout the Kalamazoo area.
Billboards were updated via live stream throughout the event. People who appeared in the photos were invited to visit Consumers Credit Union's Facebook page following the event to view and share the billboard images.
More than 100 people participated in the photo fun and the credit union posted about 50 pictures (mostly groups of two or three students) on the digital billboards during the four-hour event, the credit union said, and the photos were a popular topic on Consumer's Facebook page.
"We've been participating in Western's Bronco Bash for years, and we were so excited this year to be able to welcome new and returning students with live billboards and share that with the Kalamazoo community," said Lynne Jarman-Johnson, the credit union's CMO.
She said the credit union staff enjoyed the immediate interaction with WMU students and plan to bring the digital billboard concept to future community events.
"Our community takes pride in WMU—many alumni stay in Kalamazoo, and in fact, we have many Western grads on our staff—and we enjoyed celebrating that community connection," Jarman-Johnson added.


text:
The Big-Box Chill
On my very first visit to Costco, I saw something that burned itself into my brain: a shopping cart loaded with baby formula, junk food, and a 23-inch flat-panel TV set. I felt the same way a fashionista would watching someone use an Armani shirt as a dust rag.
For most people, electronics are commodities to be selected with no more thought than you'd devote to choosing between Sizzlin' Picante Doritos and Hidden Valley Ranch Lay's. A/V geeks just can't do it that way, though. We want to take our TVs for a test drive before we lay down the Visa card.
But in today's warehouse-style stores, is it even possible to try before you buy? Armed with an assignment from soundandvisionmag.com, a detailed knowledge of the shopping terrain of the San Fernando Valley, and DVD and Blu-ray Disc copies of video guru Joe Kane's Digital Video Essentials, I decided to find out.
Best Buy, Worst Demos (Almost)
Truth be told, my first stop, Best Buy, didn't turn out to be the worst possible place to evaluate a TV. But it wasn't much better than the worst, and the subhead was so snappy I couldn't resist.
My local Best Buy, like others I've seen, places one row of TVs at about chest level for a 6-foot person, and mounts another row of TVs above that one so even Kobe Bryant couldn't reach them. Only one Panasonic model was connected to a DVD player (for a special demo Panasonic had concocted). When asked if I could connect a DVD player to one of the lower TVs, I was told, "No, we can't do that." All I could view was a special promotional clip from DISH Network, which the TVs received through a single RF cable each.
But I was able to play around with the picture settings on TVs in the lower row that had side-mounted controls. I couldn't reach the controls on the other TVs, and there wasn't a remote to be seen. The Best Buy employee/sales associate/cast member/whatever in the TV department told me they hide them in the back so they can't be stolen, and he offered to run in the back and get the remote for the Samsung 32-incher I indicated. He returned five minutes later with three remotes, unsure which one went with the TV I was checking out (though all three remotes worked on the TV).
The situation in my local Circuit City was almost identical. But Best Buy and Circuit seemed like veritable A/V playrooms compared with Wal-Mart. The store's bi-level display kept me from getting my mitts on half the TVs. There were no remotes available, and the sales associate replied with a disinterested "no" when I asked for a remote and if I could hook up a DVD player for a demo. I might as well have asked for a demo of one of the store's washing machines.
The best shopping experience I had, by far, was at Fry's Electronics. A remote control accompanied every single TV, attached by a coiled cable. (Weirdly, all the TVs, regardless of brand, were playing a demo clip with a Samsung logo in the lower right corner of the screen.) The staff member deflected my request to connect a DVD player for a demo, but told me I could play Video Essentials on any of the TVs featured on the end caps - each of which had its own DVD player connected. I sidled up to a big Sony on the end of an aisle, tapped the input button to switch to the DVD player, put my disc in, and within minutes had a test pattern up so I could tweak the contrast and brightness.


text:
FRIENDSWOOD, Texas - The holidays are a time for giving. But unfortunately for some, it's also a time for taking things that don't belong to them.
In Friendswood, a young man thought his parents went a bit overboard with their Christmas spirit this year when he came home to find an assortment of Christmas decorations on the front lawn.
"I thought my parents maybe lost it a little bit," Cameron Taylor said. "There was Snoopy and the Grinch. It was just the oddest combination of things."
Taylor soon realized that the pile of trashed ornaments wasn't put there by his parents.
"No one came and got 'em," Taylor said. "Eventually the police came and asked us a few questions because people have been reporting them missing."
According to Friendswood Police, someone or some people stole the decorations from several homes around the neighborhood and dumped them all on the Taylor's front lawn. The items have since been picked up by police, and those in the neighborhood looking to get their decorations back can find them at the police station.
Meanwhile, a few miles north in southeast Houston, a more sinister set of grinches swiped a little girl's favorite holiday ornament right from her front yard.
"We told her it was probably some Grinch," the girl's father Maj. Rawn Wilson said. "She's been telling us every day that she wants it back. She misses her Santa helicopter."
The inflatable Santa helicopter is especially important to the little girl because it reminds her of her dad, a helicopter pilot in the Army.
"I bought the decoration three years ago after my first tour in Iraq," Wilson said.
Surveillance video from a neighbor's house caught the heist on camera. The black and white footage taken early Wednesday morning shows two men getting out of a truck and stealing the inflatable Santa helicopter.
"They stopped at every house along the way shining flashlights and cars," Wilson said, describing the surveillance video. "I think their main agenda was to steal property."
Wilson said that those grinches may have taken his Christmas decoration but they aren't taking his Christmas.
"Christmas isn't about ornaments and gifts," Wilson said. "It's about family and my family's safe. They didn't break into my house. Nothing bad happened and I think the holidays will be just fine without the ornament."
Copyright 2012 by Click2Houston.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Remember those dumbass billboards outside St Joseph, MN — the ones that claim "With atheism, there is no hope, only despair" and "Jesus provides the only worldview that offers forgiveness"? It turns out that they have a defender writing op-eds. Cuttlefish has dealt with his nonsense more than adequately, but I just had to mention a few things (hey, it's in MY backyard, I get to have fun with it).
The first thing that caught my eye was the opening sentence.
Like many of you who have driven by the religious-themed billboard on Stearns Country Road 75 recently, I've been encouraged by the Scripture.
That implies (but doesn't outright say) that the messages are scriptural. They aren't. They're in quotes, but no attribution is given — the quote marks are there to give the impression that they come from an authority, and the suggestive implication that they're somehow further authenticated by association with the Bible is a further attempt to mislead. So right off the mark, he's being dishonest.
But the thrust of his message is that gosh, atheists shouldn't be offended, it's not an insult, but is simply the "logical consequences" of our ideas…and that, of course, a life of devotion to the myths of religion is a good thing.
The logical consequences of atheism elicit emotion because to live consistently as an atheist is untenable. Grasping these truths put me on the narrow path that is brightly lit, not by me, but by the sacrifice, love and grace of Jesus Christ.
Hmmm. How would he feel if the logical consequences of Christianity were that you'd shoot abortion doctors, enslave women to a life of pregnancy and household chores, and cheerfully torture and murder infidels? Does simply asserting that that is what Christianity teaches make it any less insulting, especially since that is not what most Christians believe?
Similarly, atheists are not typically in despair and find living without gods not only tenable, but liberating and uplifting. And you'll have to try to understand that most rational people in the 21st century do not find blood sacrifice to be particularly redeeming — it's primitive, barbaric, and revolting.


text:
Theory brown jacket from How To Get Away With Murder seen with Wes Gibbins (Alfred Enoch)
As Seen on Wes Gibbins (Alfred Enoch) in How To Get Away With Murder - Season 2 Episode 9
Wes Gibbins (Alfred Enoch) is seen with what looks like the brown Theory Slim-Fit Malcolm Wool Jacket in How To Get Away With Murder, Season 2, Episode 9 - What Did We Do?. Find Jackets, Clothing and Men's Fashion from How To Get Away With Murder below.
After a series of murders rattle the Middleton Law School campus, defense attorney and law professor Annalise Keating (Viola Davis) must scramble to find the killer while preparing a solid defense for her clients. In the legal drama How to Get Away With Murder, meet Wes Gibbons (Alfred Enoch), an idealistic law student who goes from courtroom power suits to preppy button-ups in his quest for justice. But when he gets entangled in a criminal conspiracy, his morality gets tested.
Comments and Suggested Matches
Add a comment:How do I add links/pictures?
Suggest a product match (optional):
Suggest a Product Match
Select Image | Use an Image Link
Image Link:
Product Name:
Price: (optional)
Match Type:
Tell us how you know this is an exact match:
Select a size and copy the HTML above to embed this interactive movie frame into your website!×


text:
Contact: Bruce Ambacher, firstname.lastname@example.com, +1 301 713 6630 x229
The closest airport is Baltimore Washington International.
You can find directions and a map to Archives II on their WEB page at: http://www.nara.gov/nara/dc/Archives2_directions.html.
Alternatively, use the following information:
The Inn and Conference Center (301) 985-7310, 1-800-727-8622
Days Inn of College Park (301) 345-5000
Holiday Inn College Park (301) 345-6700
Courtyard by Marriot (301) 441-3311
Greenbelt Marriott (301) 441-3700
URL: http://ssdoo.gsfc.nasa.gov/nost/isoas/us17/logistics.html
A service of NOST at NSSDC. Access statistics for this web are available. Comments and suggestion are always welcome.
Curator: John Garrett (firstname.lastname@example.com) +1.301.286.3575
Responsible Official: Code 633.2 / Don Sawyer (email@example.com) +1.301.286.2748
Last Revised: July 14, 2000, John Garrett


text:
Barefoot Blog
Submit a Payment
Stay Connected:
Toggle navigation
Connect with an Expert
Raves & Reviews
Family Vacations
About Us
Meet the Beach Bums
Barefoot Blog
Submit a Payment
I just wanted to thank you so much for everything you did for us to make our honeymoon as awesome as it could be. It was, and more! Sandals was great; I could not have wanted anything more out of an all-inclusive resort... really... the food, the activities/beach was all wonderful and Ladera was out-of-this-world. Truly, one of the best resorts in the world. The food was unparallel, and the suite we had was a three bedroom, two bathroom mansion. It was larger than our apartment! It was truly a trip of a lifetime. I hope everything is going wonderful with you and your family!
Stay Connected
"I've always loved planning my own adventures, whether it's an art & architecture-focused trek in Spain, New Year's Eve in Times Square, a beach getaway, a Caribbean cruise or sightseeing in Europe."
Read more...
Traveling Abroad
What you need to know
Traveling overseas or even to Mexico has requirements that you need to know about. For example, Mexico now requires a pass- port for all visitors and vacationers.
Read more...
Check out Beach Bum Vacation Reviews on WeddingChannel.com
View Our Profile on WeddingChannel.com
Travel & Honeymoons
Quick Links
Connect With An Expert
Raves & Reviews
The Beach Bums
Barefoot Blog
Family Vacations
Beach Bum CARES
Having a Destination Wedding?
Let us help you make it a memorable time. Our Certified Travel Concierges can take care of everything
Read More...
Plan Your Next Vacation Today!
Pre-plan your next family vacation. With flexible payment options and fabulous destinations, you can start your journey today!
Read More...
© 2014 Beach Bum Vacation | All Rights Reserved


text:
This study is provided by ICPSR. ICPSR provides leadership and training in data access, curation, and methods of analysis for a diverse and expanding social science research community.
Age Discrimination, an Audit Study: 2002-2003 in Boston, Massachusetts, and St. Petersburg, Florida (ICPSR 23980)
Principal Investigator(s): Lahey, Joanna, Texas A and M University; Costa, Dora L., University of California-Los Angeles
As baby boomers reach retirement age, demographic pressures on public programs may cause policy makers to cut benefits and encourage employment at later ages. But how much demand exists for older workers? This study focuses on a field experiment to determine hiring conditions for women ages 35 to 62 in entry-level or close to entry-level jobs in Boston, Massachusetts and St. Petersburg, Florida. Pairs of computer-randomized resumes were sent to employers in these two cities. Response rates were measured by age, as indicated on each resume by date of high school graduation. Applicants' working history, job choice, certifications, volunteer experience as well as their education and age have been evaluated in this study. Other questions focused on job advertisement and interviewing process.
Access Notes
Data in this collection are available only to users at ICPSR member institutions. Please log in so we can determine if you are with a member institution and have access to these data files.
ASCII + SAS Setup SPSS Setup Stata Setup
ASCII + SAS Setup SPSS Setup Stata Setup
Study Description
Lahey, Joanna, and Dora L. Costa. Age Discrimination, an Audit Study: 2002-2003 in Boston, Massachusetts, and St. Petersburg, Florida. ICPSR23980-v1. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2011-02-23. https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR23980.v1
Persistent URL: https://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR23980.v1
Export Citation:
- RIS (generic format for RefWorks, EndNote, etc.)
- EndNote XML (EndNote X4.0.1 or higher)
This study was funded by:
- National Science Foundation (2387480)
- United States Department of Health and Human Services. National Institutes of Health. National Institute on Aging (T32-AG00186)
Scope of Study
Subject Terms: age discrimination, employment, employment qualifications, hiring practices, job opportunities, job requirements, older workers
Smallest Geographic Unit: state
Geographic Coverage: Boston, Florida, Massachusetts, St. Petersburg, United States
- 2002-02--2003-02
- 2002-02--2003-02
Universe: Firms in the greater Boston, Massachusetts, and St. Petersburg, Florida, areas that advertised for entry-level employment positions between February 2002 and February 2003.
For contextual information about the variables in the data collection, please see: Lahey, Joanna N. "Age, Women, and Hiring: An Experimental Study." Journal of Human Resources 43.1 (2008): 30-56.
Sample: For sampling information, please see: Lahey, Joanna N. "Age, Women, and Hiring: An Experimental Study." Journal of Human Resources 43.1 (2008): 30-56.
Mode of Data Collection: mixed mode
Response Rates: Massachusetts: 10.3 percent any response, Florida: 11.67 percent any response
Extent of Processing: ICPSR data undergo a confidentiality review and are altered when necessary to limit the risk of disclosure. ICPSR also routinely creates ready-to-go data files along with setups in the major statistical software formats as well as standard codebooks to accompany the data. In addition to these procedures, ICPSR performed the following processing steps for this data collection:
- Created variable labels and/or value labels.
- Performed recodes and/or calculated derived variables.
- Checked for undocumented or out-of-range codes.
Original ICPSR Release: 2011-02-23
Related Publications
Export Options: RIS/EndNote
Export Options: RIS/EndNote
Export Options: RIS/EndNote
Metadata Exports
- Citations exports are provided above.
Export Study-level metadata (does not include variable-level metadata)
If you're looking for collection-level metadata rather than an individual metadata record, please visit our Metadata Records page.


text:
The following commentary does not necessarily reflect the views of AgWeb or Farm Journal Media. The opinions expressed below are the author's own.
Paul is now part of the fourth generation in America that is involved in farming and hopes the next generation will be involved also. Through his blog he provides analysis and insight to farmer tax questions.
We got a question from a reader today asking if you they are required to report a deduction on their income tax return. I would normally post a copy of the question here, but the details associated with this question makes that impractical.
In brief, the farmer originally reported $2,000 of interest expense as interest income by mistake and when they got the return back from the CPA and reviewed it, they caught the error and prepared an amended tax return to correct the error. However, when they got the amended tax return back from the CPA, they expected their gross income to decrease by $4,000 and it only went down by $2,000 since the interest expense was reported on form 4835, farm rental income. They had net passive losses, so the actual interest expense of $2,000 does not get deducted in the current year, but gets carried forward.
They had an interesting question regarding are you required to report this expense on their return. Generally, you are required to report all income and expenses associated with your farm operation. However, you have some lee-way in whether you have to deduct the expense. In some cases, such as repairs, taxes, interest, etc., you can elect to capitalize these items and either amortize or depreciate over a longer period. In other cases, you can make an argument that part of the expense is of a personal nature and not deduct that portion. Also, by capitalizing repairs, this gives you the option to take Section 179 expense of whatever amount you want to maximize your refund.
You are probably asking why would you not want to deduct an expense. There are several times when you would not want to:
Here is a quick example of how this works. Say we have a farmer who has net farm income of $35,000 before deducting a large repair of $35,000. If they deducted the repair in full, they would owe no tax, however, they would get no refund back either. If they capitalize the repair and elect to take Section 179 expense of lets say $7,500, they will still not owe any tax, however, they now get an earned income tax credit of $5,000 as a tax refund.
You must be careful to not simply ignore the expense on the return since the IRS, on audit, can report the expense and reduce your tax refund if you were trying to manipulate the earned income tax credit.
No comments have been posted to this Blog Post


text:
Budget-friendly option available in High Efficiency or Traditional models
Holds larger loads, minimizes wear and tear on clothes and is stackable
Simple and affordable washers
Take the worry out of finding matching
washer and dryer pairs.
Easily fits in small spaces.
Selection of top brand clothes dryers
Pretreats clothes with activewash™ built-in sink and water jet
Saves energy by finishing laundry faster
Washes with steam to quickly sanitize delicates
Uses less water and energy than traditional models with less wear and tear on clothes
Stackable washers and dryers that fit in small spaces
Unitized washers that fit perfectly in small spaces
Space saving all-in-one washers and dryers
Tackle two loads of laundry at the same time


text:
Our periodic check of economic trends ponders our frequent reading of the phrase "highest since" with a date that is years ago.
PLUS: Noteworthy run-ups we've seen of late include:
•The net worth of U.S. families rose 9 percent in the year ended in the fourth quarter to the highest level since late 2007.
The Federal Reserve's tally out Thursday shows rising stock and home prices boosted family finances. Even if much of this is paper gains, it's still another confidence booster for Main Street mentality.
•Good news in the "lowest since" variety, too. On Thursday, we saw the number of Americans making new claims for unemployment benefits – measured by a four-week average of applications for assistance – at a low level last seen in March 2008.
•Shoppers get the upward drift. Bloomberg's Consumer Comfort Index improved for the week to its highest level since 2008. Bloomberg reports the rise in sentiment was driven by people saying it was a better time to buy needed goods and services.
•Buoyant consumers can push up prices. The price of cotton – as traded in futures markets – hit a 10-month high this week. Commodity prices can be seen as economic barometers and rising cotton suggests a growing need for apparel.
•The basics aren't the only thing on the shopping list. This week we learned that U.S. new-home sales in January reached the highest level since July 2008. Builder activity is a multipronged plus, and it's also a driver of employment and extra spending in the construction business.
•It's not just American giddiness. Japan has economic woes, too, but investors see hope. The nation's key stock marker – the Nikkei – this week reached a level last seen in September 2008. The bet is that Japan's long economic sluggishness may be ending.
Similar optimism helped the STOXX Europe 600 – a benchmark for that continent's stocks – this week hit its highest level since mid-2008.
MINUS: To be fair, some new recent lows show that the economic upswing does not help all.
•Wall Street may be breaking records, but so are sad trends in New York City.
The Coalition for the Homeless reports the population living in the city's shelters has topped 50,000 for the first time since Great Depression.
Investors may be cashing in on Europe, but everyday life is still tough as much of the continent fights recessionary forces. Italy's joblessness rose to the highest level since at least 1992; French joblessness is the highest since the second quarter of 1999
EQUALS: Economists get the final word. When the National Association for Business Economics polled its members about one of the big business-climate stimulants – the Fed's cheap money policies.
And 44 percent of economists surveyed thought current monetary policies were now "too simulative."
That's up sharply from 26 percent with the same thoughts in September. Take it as growing "expert" opinion that the economy may be strong enough to run on its own.


text: The last couple days, my computer has started to sporadically make weird clicking sounds. I Googled it and supposedly that is a sign that my hard drive is about to crash. Every web-site said there is nothing you can do to prevent the inevitable crash of your hard drive and that you better back up all your material ASAP! But, I live in Russia and don't want to buy any sort of physical hardware to back up my computer… mainly 'cause a) it would be hard to make sure that I am buying the right thing if I try to buy it at the store since I'm not fluent in Russian and b) if I bought it on-line, I'd be afraid that I wouldn't receive the package in time or maybe at all. Can anyone recommend some good on-line sites that I can use to back up all my stuff? Or can I ghost my computer via a web-site? Is it stupid to ghost a computer if the hard drive is already starting to fail??? Anyone think there is a chance that my computer will be able to make it to Christmas time when I'll be back in the States and can buy a new computer?? I don't really like the idea of buying a computer here in Russia for the same reasons I already mentioned above. Does anyone have any helpful hints as to how I can nurse my computer until Christmas??? I normally have my computer on for over 6 hours each day. If I cut that back to an hour or two each day or if I don't turn on my computer every day, will that help?? By the way, my battery is practically completely dead. If my computer isn't plugged in, my computer will only last about 20 minutes until it runs out of juice. If I get a new battery, will that help anything??? Right now, I'm only using my computer when it is plugged in and my HP is dual voltage, so I don't need a converter to use it here in Russia.


text:
The following commentary does not necessarily reflect the views of AgWeb or Farm Journal Media. The opinions expressed below are the author's own.
Here's your chance to share a photo of your favorite tractor.
Cover tractor of the month Fastline Texas edition.
Owned by Clem Mikeska, Temple, Texas.
Restored by Kevin Edwards (left) and Zackary Skrabanek (right).
This is a 1935 John Deere B owned by Clem Mikeska, owner of Clem Mikeska's Bar-B-Q in Temple, Texas. It was restored as an ag project by Kevin Edwards and Zackary Skrabanek. Both were seniors in high school at hte time and are now attending Texas A&M University, majoring in ag engineering. The tractor was shown in the San Antonio and Houston stock shows where it received third place in its division in San Antonio and fourth place in its division in Houston. It took about seven months to fully restore. Kevin and Zackary made the road bands in order to show the tractor and htey are the only thing not original on the John Deere B.
Click here to see the digital edition.
No comments have been posted to this Blog Post


text: "One of the great contributions of books like this is to keep the reader from taking for granted a familiar object. Lester's detective story has a satisfying number of insights ... covers a broad swath of history ... [and] braids intellectual threadsphilosophy, anatomy, architecture, and arttogether in a way that reaffirms not only Leonardo's genius but also re-establishes the significance of historical context in understanding great works of art."Publishers Weekly (starred review)


text:
American Bell CarolRobert W. Smith - C L Barnhouse Company
Robert W. Smith's extremely popular series based on the Ukrainian Bell Carol continues with this setting in an American style. Starting with a rousing Sousa quote, the carol continues with a driving rock groove. The second statement has the melody to America The Beautiful cleverly woven into it, providing a very unique and creative teaching opportunity. From middle school to community bands, this will be holiday favorite for years to come!
Select a Product
My Library
Powered by Rating-System.com


text:
Wesleyan fundraiser for Abbott House set Wednesday
A group of Dakota Wesleyan University students are organizing an auction fundraiser to benefit the Abbott House, with the help of its residents.
Eleven DWU students from the Leadership and Public Service class are putting on a silent auction fundraiser Wednesday during the DWU basketball game at the Corn Palace. Residents from the Abbott House will create different pieces of art that will be the auction items. The auction will begin at the beginning of the women's basketball game and end at halftime of the men's.
The Abbott House is a nonprofit organization in Mitchell that provides residential treatment services to girls between the ages of 7 and 17, according to its website.
"I chose this project because it is crucial for us as students and future leaders to learn how to develop others and impact our community," said team leader Tyler Volesky, DWU senior.
"It is imperative that we work with programs like the Abbott House to inspire and develop the talents of our youth which is such a key aspect in making Mitchell a great community to live in."
The students involved are, team leader: Volesky, Mitchell; and Falcon Albers, Newell; Michelle Arends, Baltic; Sarah Garcia, Mitchell; Steph Dewaard, Stickney; Sara Deinert, Mount Vernon; Kristin Gebel, Mitchell; Mallory Jark, Warner; Tate Martin, Mitchell; Jared Neilan, Pierre; and Michael Johnson, Huron.
"Working with the girls at the Abbott House has been an awesome experience," Deinert said. "I went in thinking we were going to be giving to them and walked out knowing how to weave a cornucopia. The girls at the Abbott House are extremely artistic and have been working very hard on these projects."
-Source: Dakota Wesleyan University


text:
Drivers honked Saturday as they passed people gathered on the side of U.S. 1.
St. Augustine Tea Party member Yvonne Heikkinen and chair Dave Heimbold were the first to assemble around 2 p.m. outside of Ace Firearms with signs that read, "Honk for gun rights" and "Support the 2nd Amendment."
"It is not only a right to own [a] firearm, but it is a duty of every patriot," Heimbold said.
Around the country on Saturday, "Guns Across America" rallies and Gun Appreciation Day demonstrations took place in response to President Barack Obama's proposal to tighten gun control laws.
Some businesses in St. Augustine had a steady stream of people on Saturday afternoon, including Shooting Pro Sports on S.R. 16. At Ace Firearms, several tea party members, some from Palatka, gathered outside of the store and held up signs to passersby on U.S. 1.
On Wednesday, Obama signed 23 executive actions that, among other things, make more data available for background checks and encourage government research on gun violence, but he also urged Congress to ban military style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition magazines, according to the Associated Press.
In response, people rallied at state capitals, large crowds came to events in Tennessee and Texas and thousands of people showed up in New York for Guns Across America Rallies, according to the AP.
Gun Appreciation Day's website and Facebook page urged people to "go to your local gun store, gun range or gun show with your Constitution, American flags and your 'Hands off my Guns' sign to send a loud and clear message to Congress and President Obama."
At Ace Firearms, owners Debra Morris and Steven Apte said things have been hectic at the shop. The store recently sold out of three types of ammunition, including .22 caliber bullets.
And on Saturday several people came in because of Gun Appreciation Day, Morris said.
Obama's actions have prompted questions from customers, Morris said. They want to know whether they will be able to buy the same things in the future.
"They just want to get something before they can't," she said. "Our concern is whether they're going to start registering guns" and then taking them away. "We want to be able to defend our families."
A ban on assault weapons, which are referred to as tactical weapons in the gun community, would hurt business at Ace, where they sell "everything," Morris said.
Some people buy tactical weapons for training purposes and others take them to gun ranges. Having high-capacity magazines makes sense because less time is spent reloading.
"The rest of us who are not law enforcement just enjoy shooting," Morris said.
Martha Cote' of St. Augustine walked out of Ace Firearms with a box of 9mm bullets. She said she heard about the rallies through Facebook.
She referred to Obama's proposals as chipping away at constitutional rights and said she wanted to show support for gun ownership.
"I thought I'd show solidarity," she said. "It's a constitutional right we have."


text:
Did Astronomers Find an Evolving Planet?
by Brian Thomas, M.S. *
A Hawaii-based astronomer announced at an October 19, 2011, NASA meeting the discovery of a young-looking planet forming near the star LkCa 15. "You can actually see the planet forming, as the process is happening right now," Adam Kraus, of the University of Hawaii's Institute of Astronomy, told the Associated Press.1 But how does he know that it is forming?
Though a related university press release didn't show original photographs,2 in the AP report Kraus described what he and colleague Michael Ireland saw through their uniquely equipped telescope: "We see this young star, it has a disc around it that planets are probably forming out of and we see something right in the middle of a gap in the disc."1 Kraus and Ireland's research is scheduled to be published in The Astrophysical Journal.3
According to AP, the planet-like object "is estimated to have started taking shape about 50,000 to 100,000 years ago." But even if that object is a planet, what observations support the theory that it evolved from particles found in the dust disc? The answer is none, because the supposed evolution of planets has not been observed, but assumed. These assumptions were then used as the basis of "scientific models of how planets form."1
Not only was its evolutionary history assumed, but the physics of dust clouds prohibits planet formation. The problem is that such small particles bounce off each other when they collide, instead of sticking together.4 A few years ago, University of California Santa Cruz planetary scientist Erik Asphaug described difficulties modeling the critical early period of dust accumulation that supposedly leads to pre-planets called "planetesimals." He asserted that "dust grains coagulate," then wrote:
However, too great a turbulence disrupts agglomerates faster than they form….Not only must turbulence be low, but the gas must go away before the growing planetesimals spiral in.... Decoupled [separate] solids spiral towards the Sun at an estimated 1 AU [astronomical unit] per 10–1000 years, so there is not much time!5
Thus, even the models of planet development are packed with problems. So why did the AP's report of "scientific models of how planets form" fail to say so? In truth, "the problem of accreting meter-scale planetesimals is far from solved."5 But this is only a problem for planetary evolution—not planetary creation.
These astronomers may not have observed a planet at all. If it is a planet, what is the evidence that it is forming today, or that it formed by natural processes in the past? It might instead simply be in the process of falling apart or breaking down like everything else in the universe. Whichever is the case, these astronomers did not watch any planet forming!
And since a natural formation of planets defies physics, the creation of planets remains the best hypothesis to explain their existence.
- McAvoy, A. Hawaii astronomer captures image of forming planet. Associated Press, October 20, 2011.
- UH Astronomer Finds Planet in the Process of Forming. University of Hawaii Institute for Astronomy press release, October 19, 2011.
- Kraus, A. L. and M. J. Ireland. LkCa 15: A Young Exoplanet Caught at Formation? The Astrophysical Journal, arXiv:1110.3808v1. Posted on arxiv.org October 17, 2011.
- Coppedge, D. 2008. Nebulous Hypotheses. Acts & Facts. 37 (2): 15.
- Asphaug, E. 2009. Growth and Evolution of Asteroids. Annual Review of Earth and Planetary Sciences. 37 (1): 413-448.
Image credit: NASA
* Mr. Thomas is Science Writer at the Institute for Creation Research.
Article posted on November 3, 2011.
Resources › Physical Sciences Resources › Astronomy
More Related Articles
- Design of the Solar System
- Astronomy: The Bible Got It Right!
- Pluto's Craterless Plains Look Young
- Unexpected Oxygen on Young-Looking Comet
- Protoplanetary Disc Model Falls Flat
- Giant Galaxy Ring Shouldn't Exist
- New Horizons, Pluto, and the Age of the Solar System
- The Hubble 'Pillars of Creation' Revisited
- 2014 Most Notable News: Big Bang Fizzle
- A Fuss Over Dust: Planck Satellite Fails to Confirm Big Bang 'Proof'
- Big Bang Fizzles under Lithium Test
- Does Science Support the Big Bang?
- 'Smoking Gun' Proof of Big Bang Already In Doubt
- The Solar System: Asteroids and Comets
- The Solar System: Pluto
- 'Smoking Gun' Evidence of Inflation?
- The Solar System: Neptune
- The Solar System: Uranus
- The Solar System: Saturn
- The Solar System: Jupiter
- The Solar System: Mars
- The Solar System: Earth and Moon
- The Solar System: Venus
- The Solar System: Mercury
- The Solar System: The Sun
- Distant Dust Disk Mixes Fact with Fiction
- The Solar System
- The Planck Data and the Big Bang
- Strong Evidence for Life on Mars?
- Did Astronomers Find an Evolving Planet?
- Mythical Planet Doesn't Solve Orbit Origins
- Origins Breakthroughs of 2010: Astronomy
- Cosmologists Step from Science to Science Fiction
- Planet Formation Theory Collides with Backward-Orbiting Planets
- Does a Distant Galaxy Show Star Formation?
- Planet's Reverse Orbit a New Twist in Old Evolutionary Story
- The Incredible Hulk Theory of Life in Space
- Planetary Smash-Ups: Not the Stuff of Earth
- Astronomers Surprised by Unnatural Star Cluster
- Can Cosmic Collisions Create?
- Inflation Hypothesis Doesn't Measure Up to New Data
- Is the Universe Crowded with Earthlike Planets?
- How Long Will the Sun Last?
- What Astronomers Don't Know
- The Outer Darkness
- The Cosmic Bubbleland
- Cosmology on Trial
- Is There Water on the Moon?


text:
This is a longer version of an article also published in the Financial Times.
See my earlier overview of the growing season and my tasting notes in full.
In an ideal year bordeaux is made in the vineyard and all that needs to be done after the grapes are harvested is to allow them to ferment and express themselves as eloquently as possible. Last summer was far from ideal however, and for wine producers the work was just beginning in late September when the fermentations got underway.
Indeed most producers in the Médoc were still busy harvesting when rainy September slipped in to what was to be overall a very dry, warm October. But unfortunately the rain that did fall in October fell in the first few days right in the middle of the Cabernet Sauvignon harvest and there was no question of allowing already compromised grapes to stay on the vines to benefit from a last blast of heat. Picking in the rain is no fun and even at Château Latour which made one of the finest wines of the vintage, the harvest was described glumly as "five muddy weeks".
Average ripeness levels in the late ripening Cabernet Sauvignon grapes were the same as in 2004 and 2001, and a full 10 per cent lower than in 2005, 2003 and 2000. Average total acidity in the Cabernet Sauvignon grapes which dominate the Médoc and Graves was higher than in any year this century apart from 2001.
With Merlot, the dominant grape of Saint-Émilion and Pomerol, most of which had been picked much earlier, from around September 11 before being interrupted by the heavy mid September rains, it was a different story. The Moueix family used special drying machines to dry their Merlot grapes after the mid September rains, and believe that their Châteaux La Fleur Pétrus, Hosanna and Providence in Pomerol were especially successful because their early-maturing terroir meant they could be picked before the rain. Even if the Merlots' thin skins had in less well-tended vineyards left them prone to rot, they notched up impressive average sugar levels – higher even than in 2000 and 2005 – with total acidity lower than in 2004, 2001 and 2000. Cabernet Franc was a washout and Petit Verdot generally underripe.
Jean-Philippe Delmas at Ch Haut-Brion observed that their average pH readings, the measure of the intensity of acidity, suggested that analytically their 2006s had slightly less acidity than their 2005s, but admitted that the 2006s actually taste much tarter ("fresher" is the prevailing euphemism), because they have so much less stuffing and intensity than the preceding vintage.
At the best properties there had been crucial work at the sorting tables, throwing away any split and rotten grapes as well as those which were most obviously underripe. (August saw one of the most protracted veraisons ever, leaving grapes of different colours on the same bunch.) Alexandre Thienpont of Vieux Château Certan admits that he owes the exceptional quality of his 2006 partly to the sorting work of Master of Wine Fiona Morrison, the wife of his cousin Jacques Thienpont of nearby Le Pin, where another superb 2006 was made. "It was obscene what we left out", Alexandre Thienpont told me, "but the result was that we had practically no rot in the fermentation tanks."
Outside Pomerol, Merlot seems to have been generally of more disappointing quality, picking having often been forced by the threat of rot after the September rains. It constituted a record low proportion, just four per cent of the blend, for the main wine, the grand vin, of Château Margaux for example.
Partly because of this in 2006 generally there is a much bigger gap in both style and quality between the grands vins and second wines at the big Médoc properties. In some vintages such as 2005, second wines can offer a thoroughly rewarding and well-priced way of experiencing first growth expertise. Not in 2006 – although Mouton, as so often, seemed to offer an exception to the rule, with Petit Mouton tasting particularly well on the morning I visited Ch Mouton Rothschild.
As for the tannins, there is absolutely no shortage of them in 2006. The famous IPT, the index of total phenolics (including most notably tannins), was as high as in 2005 in most significant properties, but the problem in far too many cases was that the tannins were not nearly as ripe as in 2005 (and not as appetising as in 2004). Thomas Duroux of Château Palmer described them diplomatically as "less flamboyant". Particularly in the less successful Saint-Émilions and Médocs, the tannins were positively rasping on the end of the palate, and seem to have been the result of wine producers panicking over the natural lightness of the musts and prolonging macerations, thereby extracting too many of these underripe tannins.
Others seem to have hit upon a more winning formula for making the best of 2006. At Château Léoville Las Cases, where past vintages have often seemed extremely obdurate at this early stage, the new wine was deliberately transferred to barrel early to soften the wine. The ideal of course was to have employed such first class viticulture that the grapes were healthy enough to be picked at full ripeness. François Mitjavile of Châteaux Tertre Roteboeuf and Roc de Cambes seems to have been in this happy position, and describes 2006 as Vivaldi to 2005's J S Bach.
Few could agree on exactly which vintage 2006 most resembled, for it has been a very long time since both August and September were so unprepossessing, even if top producers are now infinitely more skilled at making up for nature's deficiencies. For Jean-Guillaume Prats at Cos, 2006 was "a super 2002". According to Alain Vauthier of the recently feng shui-ed Ch Ausone, "2006 is not better than '05, maybe better than '04, definitely better than '01, and richer than 02." For Frédéric Engerer at Château Latour, 2006 was closest to 1986 "yet in 2006 105mm rain fell in September, whereas 1986 was a perfect summer – which just shows how much the work in the vineyard has evolved. Our labour costs were 60% higher in 2006 than in 2005."
François Pinault would certainly need an absurdly high selling price to match Latour's income from selling the 2005 harvest. Only 38 per cent of the crop went into the 2006 grand vin (the comparable figure at Château Margaux was 36 per cent, but then Latour have been acquiring vineyard at quite a rate recently). According to Engerer, the total number of cases of grand vin produced in 2004, 2005 and 2006 were 15,000, 12,500 and 10,000 respectively. Still a lot in 2006, but a lot less.
His nemesis Bernard Arnault of LVMH must be absolutely thrilled by what has been produced at his first growth Château d'Yquem in 2006. The damp 2006 autumn yielded some pretty ropey Sauternes at lower levels but the two top wines, Climens and especially Yquem, are stunning.
But neither of these billionaires, nor the Bordeaux wine producers as a whole, are famous for underpricing.
See purple pages for detailed tasting notes on more than 430 bordeaux 2006s.
Whites: Climens, Haut-Brion Blanc, Laville Haut-Brion, Pavillon Blanc de Château Margaux, Yquem
Left bank reds: Cos d'Estournel, Grand Puy Lacoste, Haut-Brion, Lafite, Latour, Léoville Barton, Léoville Las Cases, Margaux, Palmer
Right bank reds: Angélus, Arrosée, Conseillante, Evangile, Le Pin, Tertre Roteboeuf, Vieux Château Certan, Eglise Clinet, Lafleur, La Fleur Pétrus, Providence
Bernardotte, Bahans Haut-Brion, Clos du Clocher, Grand Puy Lacoste, Haut Bages Libéral, Phélan Segur, La Tour Carnet


text:
Corey's Kid's Hart-Attack
I was happy to see Corey Hart selected, by the fans, as the final addition to the 2008 National League All-Star team. With a line like his, he definitely deserved it. And yes, I believe it certainly called for a celebration, even if it required some adult beverages.
However, with his baby girl sitting quietly on his lap — behaving like the quintessential angel child all parents dream about — I'm not so sure the sophomoric antics of a surprise beer bath for Hart and child, acted out by his fellow teammates, was in any way necessary. The majority of news reports aired this morning in regards to the incident found the whole ordeal of drenching an innocent child in beer to be quite hilarious.
It kind of was.
But let me just remind everyone that if that child had been a poodle, PETA and several other special interest groups would have been all over the Brewers organization, players and staff. Thank the gods Corey doesn't have a poodle and thank the gods there is no organization who finds pouring beer on kids unacceptable.
I guess there's a reason why they're called the Brewers. I'm just thankful they're not called the Milwaukee Methamphetamine Manufacturers.
That would be bad.
And you know it, so don't hate me 'cuz I'm right.


text:
Police in Calderdale are again warning residents to keep their homes and vehicles secure to help cut burglary dwelling and vehicle crime offences.
Criminals have recently been targeting insecure houses and vehicles.
Neighbourhood Policing Team Inspector David Shaw said: "If you keep your house and vehicle secure when you leave it unattended you are making your property and vehicle a much less attractive option to a thief. Thieves tend to be opportunistic and will look for the easiest available option.
"Therefore they are far more likely to target unlocked and insecure properties and vehicles. Our officers have been astounded when they have seen valuable items including laptops, wallets and mobile phones on show in vehicles and also front doors of houses left open and insecure.
"We are doing all we can to stop criminals in their tracks and officers are always on patrol keeping a watchful eye out – but we need people to work with us and make life more difficult for thieves."


text:
Why registration matters: Children are cared for and protected
Editor's note: This is the last of four posts that will relate to World Vision's child well-being aspirations. Aspiration #4: Children are cared for, protected, and participating It's the middle of the night in the Albanian capital city of Tirana. Romeo looks into the policemen's eyes. He tells them his name. They go to look him up. They find no record of little Romeo. They don't know where he was born, who his parents are, or how old he really is. They ask each other, "Who is this kid?" Do you remember when you got your driver's license? What about when your parents registered you for school? You (or your parents) had to show your birth certificate. A simple piece of paper is literally the proof that you were actually born. What if you never received your birth certificate? What if your government didn't know you exist? How would anyone know who you are? Child registration is something we take for granted in the United States. We're born, our parents fill out a certificate that the hospital gives them, a person stamps it, they mail a copy to the government, and, just like that — in the eyes of the government — we exist. I'm a missionary kid myself. I grew up in the Philippines, Uganda, and seemingly everywhere in between. I've seen lots of poverty and lots of children facing incredibly desperate situations. But it wasn't until I met Romeo on a trip to Albania last year that I truly realized the importance of registration and what it means for a child's protection.
In Albania, children who lack the proper documentation to prove their identity often resort to scavenging on the streets. (Jon Warren/WV/2008)
Every day in Albania and in many other places around the world, children are born. Yet on paper and according to their government, they do not exist. In Albania, if (and that's a big "if") you are born in a hospital, you get a paper indicating the date and time of your birth. But you have to go to another government ministry to receive a legitimate birth certificate. Since going to the government ministry is an extra trip that often entails a bribe to get the actual piece of paper, most parents don't go through with it. What does this mean? Well, for Romeo, it meant that when he first went to register for school, there was no proof of his identity. Without schooling, he ended up in the streets and soon found himself as part of a forced begging ring, created to collect a certain amount of money per day or risk beatings from the older boys on the street. Again, when Romeo was arrested, there was no way to prove who he was. And once he arrived at a shelter, the only way to identify him was by first name. His plight is the plight of millions of children around the world — children who lack protection from their governments. If authorities don't know you exist, how can they help you when you're forced into exploitation? And how can you protect yourself if no one even knows you were born? Read more of Jesse's thoughts on child protection at www.wvacts.org. Read more about World Vision's commitment to child protection around the world. Read related posts: Child well-being aspiration #1- A kick in the ribs: Children enjoy good health Child well-being aspiration #2- Pink Floyd got it wrong: Children are educated for life Child well-being aspiration #3- A time to dance: Children experience love of God and their neighbors


text: First Miley Cyrus lightens up her hair to a warm light brown — and now she's cut bangs! The Hannah Montana star hit the streets of L.A. with mom Tish sporting a new long set of fringe. We think the new look is great on Miley, but we want to know what you think! Tell us: Do you love Miley's new bangs? Did you like her better with them?


text:
CASSELBERRY, Fla. - A man suspected of breaking into a convenience store was tased and arrested after he allegedly ran away from law enforcement officers early Thursday.
The Seminole County Sheriff's Office said deputies were dispatched to the Supertest Joy America Foods convenience store around 1:30 a.m. after receiving a call for an alarm sounding.
As the first deputies arrived on scene, they spotted a man leaving the area and driving recklessly.
Deputies said they tried to pull the driver over for a traffic stop, but he fled east on State Road 436.
After a brief pursuit, the suspect crashed into a median and continued to flee. This time running north on U.S. Highway 17-92, according to deputies.
Casselberry Police joined deputies in the chase and caught up with the suspect outside the Casselberry Exchange shopping center.
An officer Tased the man after he tried to jump over some bushes.
Once the suspect was placed under arrest, he was taken to the hospital after complaining of shortness of breath, according to deputies.
The man will face burglary and fleeing charges when he is booked into the Seminole County Jail.
Watch Local 6 News for more information on this story.
Copyright 2012 by ClickOrlando.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Hello, my name is Briar. I used to frequent the Lexicon two years back but due to the fact I was becoming a little too obsessive for my tastes, I made myself quit the Twilight world "cold turkey".
I've decided that I can once again let myself indulge in posting on here and discussing the amazing phenominon that is known as Twilight.
I decided to start up a new username, versus reinstating my old one, because I am not only a new person, but I feel my old name was a little silly. I was "CrazilyObsessed024". Also, I am sure I had numerous childish moments "back in the day" and would like to make sure I have no ties to that and can start fresh.
Regardless of the fact I am not entirely new, I thought I would post a new thread on here as requested via message. Mainly because I must admit I am rather rusty, rather lost, and rather out of place on here!
Hopefully I will re-learn the ways of the Lex and I will feel like I never left!


text:
- Your Shopping Cart is empty.
- Home /
- Bath, Kitchen & Home /
- Bathroom Sinks
- Oil Rubbed Bronze (+27)
- White (+22)
- Chrome (+10)
- Brushed Nickel (+4)
- Copper (+4)
- Satin Nickel (+3)
- Auburn (+1)
- Clear (+1)
- Golden Greek (+1)
- Janus (+1)
Bathroom Sinks
How to Select
How to Shop Bathroom Sinks
Nowadays it is a bit difficult to imagine a contemporary bathroom without a fashionable, smartly designed bathroom sink. The main function of any sink is to provide its owner with a convenient area for washing up, brushing teeth, shaving and other daily water procedures. Nowadays, a bathroom sink can not only serve as a functional bathroom fixture, but also become its focal point. The variety of styles, designs, models and manufacturers only contribute to this additional aesthetic bathroom sink feature.
Obviously, the design and its beauty is extremely important, but before you make a decision on your final purchase it is recommended to check several technical issues.
Any bathroom sink can be evaluated by three main characteristics:
- Installation Types. Wall Mounted Sinks are installed directly on the wall and are mainly suitable for the small sized bathrooms. There is also a usable space provided below the sink, which is of great importance in the restricted space. Pedestal Bathroom Sinks are also suitable for small bathrooms because they do not require vanities. This type of sinks can be also mounted to the wall, but at the same time it rests on a pedestal located right below the sink. Top Mounted or Countertop Sinks are placed inside a vanity top cutout. Such sinks secure themselves with a rim and can be also used with a tiled countertop. They are also called self-rimming or drop-in sinks. Undercounter Bathroom Sinks are placed below the vanity top or counter, providing an uninterrupted solid surface between the sink and the vanity top. Console Sinks refer to the wall mounted sinks, but are also supported by two legs installed at the front of the console sink. Vessel Bathroom Sinks are designed as a free-standing bowl that simply rests on the vanity top surface. Some sinks can be partially reassessed into the countertop. This type of sinks is the mast variable one with hundreds of styles and art designs.
- Configuration Types. The bathroom sink configuration depends on the type of faucets that a householder is using. Depending on the faucet design, a bathroom sink may have either one or three holes on its back panel.
- Material. Vitreous China, Fireclay or Porcelain – this is the most common kind of material used for bathroom sinks production. Such sinks have easily cleaned surface and can be cracked even after a slight knocking. Glass material is widely used for vessel sinks. They can be performed in numerous colors, designs and styles. The tempered glass is preferable for bathroom sinks production. It is more resistant to shattering or cracking.
Among other widely used materials cast iron, metal, stone, concrete, solid surfaces, wood, and even bamboo are used for bathroom sinks. No matter what material or mounting style is used, all bathroom sinks can offer benefits like ease of cleaning, heat and crack resistance, spots protection, reinforced solid surfaces, and environmentally friendly performance.


text:
Gregory elected to at-large seat; voters pick Ryan in District 2
Chris Watts handily defeated Jean Schaake and Donna Woodfork in a race for mayor, capturing about 61 percent of the vote in complete but unofficial returns.
According to elections officials, about 8.45 percent of the city's registered voters turned out, many more than the 6.88 percent turnout in 2012 for the hotly contested mayor's race.
Watts' supporters began celebrating shortly after early voting results were released at 7 p.m. Saturday, saying the election day turnout wasn't enough for Schaake to close the gap.
Watts said he was humbled and honored by the confidence the voters showed in him, and credited both his past experience on the City Council and his grassroots campaign for the success.
"I knew I was running an uphill campaign," said Watts, 52, an attorney and real estate developer and investor. "I didn't know what to expect. I knew I had to run hard and smart and be authentic."
Schaake, 71, is an associate dean at the University of North Texas. She said she appreciated all the people who voted for her and worked so hard on her campaign.
"I congratulate Chris and wish him well," Schaake said.
Woodford, 44, a talk show host, could not be reached for comment Saturday night.
Outgoing Mayor Mark Burroughs has reached his term limit under the city charter.
The three veteran candidates worked hard to differentiate themselves during the campaign this spring, but Schaake appeared to have lost momentum early in the race after the Denton Firefighters Association announced it would be endorsing Watts. Woodfork, 44, did not pull enough of the vote to throw the mayor's race into a run-off, as she did in 2012.
District 2
Despite substantial support from some members of the longtime political establishment, political newcomer Glen Farris Squibb, 35, could not edge past John Ryan, 48, a veteran campaigner, in a special election for District 2.
Current District 2 council member Dalton Gregory resigned the seat, which represents north- and east-side neighborhoods, as well as a few neighborhoods on the west side of central Denton, in order to run at-large.
In complete but unofficial returns, Ryan drew 59 percent of the vote.
"I greatly appreciate all the support I got from the community; it was really good," Ryan said, adding that he knew it could have just as easily gone the other way. This was Ryan's third run for office.
The first thing he plans on doing is setting up monthly meetings in the district with his constituents and representatives from the city staff, he said, similar to the meetings held in the Denia neighborhood.
Farris could not be reached for comment Saturday night.
Place 5
The City Council will see an experienced member return to Place 5, after Dalton Gregory defeated Hatice Salih in the at-large race for that seat. Pete Kamp, who currently holds the Place 5 seat, has reached her term limits.
Gregory, 62, a retired elementary school principal, won easily with 64 percent of the vote, in complete but unofficial returns. Salih, 56, who ran unsuccessfully for council seats in 2009 and 2010, is known for her efforts to petition the city to overturn a policy that increased utility deposits for people with poor credit and payment histories.
Gregory had signaled his intentions to run before the filing period opened, resigning his District 2 seat effective with the canvassing of the election. Under the charter, he would have reached his term limits for District 2 next year. By moving to Place 5, he is eligible under the charter to serve longer, 11 years in all.
"I'm grateful for the results," Gregory said. "I've been on the council for five years and have a pretty big record, so you know that anyone who's anti-incumbent, they're not going to vote for you."
He was concerned, in particular, that Salih had aligned herself with the volunteers who delivered the petition to ban hydraulic fracturing in the city. He said he wasn't sure how that would affect his campaign.
Looking ahead, Gregory said he expected the summer would be busy rewriting the city's gas well development ordinance. Regardless of how the vote progresses on the ban, the city needs a contingency plan to address problems in the ordinance, he said.
"We've got a lot of work to do," Gregory said.
Salih could not be reached for comment Saturday night.
Place 6
Greg Johnson raced alone to replace current council member James King, who did not seek a third term.
The 45-year-old real estate broker filed for the seat less than a week after longtime resident and information technology consultant Brendan Carroll, 44, had also filed. But by mid-March, Carroll withdrew from the race, saying he found it too hard to build momentum.
Carroll's decision came too late to pull his name from the ballot, although he still garnered about 22 percent of the vote in complete but unofficial results.
Johnson did not immediately return a call for comment Saturday night.
Staff photographer David Minton contributed to this story.
PEGGY HEINKEL-WOLFE can be reached at 940-566-6881 and via Twitter at @phwolfeDRC.


text:
Milwaukee Bucks Gift Arrangement Idea! Accessorize your
Basketball Rose arrangement with officially licensed Milwaukee
Bucks accessories. Basketball Roses feature petals handmade from
genuine basketball material and bloom forever. Create a
one-of-a-kind display that will be the center of attention in your
home or office. Show your love for the game and your favorite
Basketball Roses are a unique gift idea for all occasions -
birthdays, anniversaries, graduations, league awards, Valentine's
Day, Mother's Day, and Father's Day
Current Production Time
3-5 Business Days*
(Time BEFORE Sports Roses ship)*Your expected delivery date is quoted during checkout and is subject to change based on product availability.View our Shipping Policy
Need your order sooner? Select USPS Priority orUSPS Express Shippingat Checkout for Rush Service.
Shopping Cart
is currently empty


text:
The subject of intentional breeding or meat rabbits is prohibited. The answers provided on this board are for general guideline purposes only. The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. It is your responsibility to assess the information being given and seek professional advice/second opinion from your veterinarian and/or qualified behaviorist.
LEADERS: Azerane Bam BinkyBunny JerseyGirl LBJ10 LittlePuffyTail LongEaredLions RabbitPam
Lola bun is under the weather. She's been acting funny all weekend and won't leave her condo and today she wouldn't finish her greens or even come out of her cage for treats. You all saw how much she loves her treats in that video I posted so you know something is up... My boyfriend was trying to hand feed her carrot tops and she took a few nibbles and then just flopped and acted uninterested and "sad".
She also hasn't pooped in a few hours (4 hours - at least) - I cleaned out her litter box because it didn't seem like she was going as much as usual and there hasn't been a poo in there since I did it.
I just mixed some of her Oxbow pellets with water and canned pumpkin to make a mush and she ate it so I'm hoping (*fingers crossed*) she starts pooping soon.
Need some good vibes! I'm trying to keep an eye on her since I want to take her to the vet if she doesn't improve.


text:
A day after his wife's tearful account of their breakup dominated the news, Tiger Woods shook off the doubts and rust that had plagued him in recent months and shot his best round of golf of the year.
Playing at The Barclays in northern New Jersey, Woods missed only one fairway and two greens en route to a 6-under 65. The vintage performance left him atop the leaderboard at Ridgewood Country Club. Barely hanging onto his No.1 world ranking, Woods has not won in any of his nine tournaments this year, the longest he has ever gone without a victory.
"It feels good to be able to control my ball all day like this," Woods said afterward.
Woods was the No. 1 seed the past three years, but he began The Barclays and this year's PGA Tour playoffs No. 112, needing to have a decent tournament at The Barclays just to advance to the second round next week.
Woods and Elin Nordegren made their divorce official on Monday, after nine months of tawdry revleations about his womanizing behind her back. On Wednesday, excerpts from an exclusive interview Nordegren gave People magazine trickled out.
"I've been through hell," Nordegren said. "It's hard to think you have this life, and then all of a sudden — was it a lie? You're struggling because it wasn't real. But I survived. It was hard, but it didn't kill me."
Woods knew the interview was coming, and has had only praise for his ex-wife and mother of his two children.
"I wish her the best in everything," Woods said. "You know, it's a sad time in our lives. And we're looking forward in our lives and how we can help our kids the best way we possibly can. And that's the most important thing."
On Thursday, Woods showed that he's still capable of greatness at the second most important thing in his life, golf.
"This is my job," he said. "This is what I do."
Selected Reading: The Associated Press, PGATour.com, People.


text:
The undefeated Bayfield High School girls soccer team had lots of time to work on its possession game Tuesday.
The Wolverines scored 10 unanswered goals intermixed with plenty of passes as they rounded out the Pine River rivalry redux with a second victory over the Ignacio Bobcats.
We really communicated and passed the ball well, said Bayfield senior striker Keenan Moreta, who tallied her third consecutive hat trick to lead the Wolverines in scoring.
Moreta kicked off the blowout nine minutes into play on an assist from Effie Nistler, sliding the ball past Bobcats goalkeeper Nicole Williams.
Moreta scored the prettiest goal of the day halfway through the first half. Nistler headed the ball on from near midfield to the charging Moreta, who forced Williams to commit to a dive left, then edged the ball into the right corner with the outside of her foot.
Moreta scored the final goal of the game on a breakaway poke in second half stoppage time to end the game by mercy rule.
Against three different Ignacio keepers, Sanna Penton added two for the Wolverines, as did Grace Harvey and freshman Meagan Mooney, and Nistler scored a single goal.
Williams started in the Ignacio goal, making 14 saves in the first half before she was hurt in a tangle with Mooney on her hard- charging first goal.
Shannon Mestas took over for the final minutes of the first half, allowing two goals before the break, leaving the Wolverines with a 6-0 lead at halftime.
After the half, Amya Bison took over between the posts as the Wolverines attack slowed down.
BHS head coach Jen Zelinski told the girls during halftime to work on their possession skills since the game was well in hand. They werent allowed to shoot until theyd made five passes. The result was phenomenal, the former Fort Lewis College womens soccer player said.
Knowing they can possess the ball like they are improves their confidence, Zelinski said. Thats going to come in handy when were playing at state.
The back-and-forth, everyone gets a touch passing as Moreta called it was frustrating for IHS head coach Andrew Fenitys girls, who havent come up against a possession offense yet this season, even in the two teams first matchup in Ignacio earlier this season, which Bayfield won 8-0.
The Wolverines possession game was so dominant the Bobcats only managed to clear the ball to the Bayfield side of the pitch a handful of times. Ignacio didnt get a single shot off.
Bayfields gotten much, much better. They played a very tight game, Fenity said.
If the possession game translated into frustration, it didnt translate into immediate goals.
Bison saved 10 shots, and the Wolverines went more than 20 minutes before scoring in the second half. Bayfield scored its final four goals in the final 20 minutes.
Quick scoring wasnt the point, though, Moreta said.
We just work on our possession, work on everything we need to improve on, she said.
Bayfield (9-0) ranked 11th in Class 3A Colorado by The Denver Post will host Intermountain League rival Alamosa at 1 p.m. Saturday at Wolverine Country Stadium.
Zelinski said she hopes the girls will take some extra confidence away from the possession practice against the Bobcats. She said the Wolverines need to strike a balance between confidence and arrogance if they are to continue their undefeated streak.
Bayfield won its last meeting with the Mean Moose by shutout, 5-0.


text:
Caitlin Cali: MBA Alumna Discovers the Power of Storytelling through Social Media
November 23, 2010
Whether one voice or a thousand voices, there is always a story to be told.
A typical day at The Women's International Perspective begins in the best way possible: with a hug from baby Daniel. Founder and CEO of The WIP, Kate Daniels, is not only a motivated entrepreneur but also a proud mother to the most beautiful 1-year old I've ever seen. But perhaps I'm a little biased.
After my hug I begin my job as The WIP's Talk Blog Editor, a position I earned after my International Business Plan at the Monterey Institute of International Studies (MIIS) turned into a long-term internship and finally an editorial position. Checking my emails, I find blogs sent to me from Beverly Bell in Haiti, a motivated and dedicated journalist who has been living in the country ever since the earthquake. Dr. Cesar Chelala sends me a vignette about his native Argentina that brings tears to my eyes, but I smile at his hearty "saludos" and his affectionate name for me: "Amiga Caitlin." Mansha Noor from Pakistan is now a Facebook friend who checks in on me from time to time, even though he has only written for the blog once.
This typical day in a tiny Monterey office is why I still volunteer as the Talk Blog Editor for The WIP, even though I now work as a Senior Analyst for NM Incite, a Nielsen/McKinsey joint venture, and live in Seattle, Washington. Now my office is a little bigger, and my work brings me to San Francisco and New York instead of Figueroa Street, but I have my job because of what I discovered at the Monterey Institute.
Working in social media analysis means I get to speak with major companies not only domestically but internationally as well. They come to NM Incite because they care about what is happening in consumer dominated spaces online. They want to know what is being discussed on Twitter, who blogs about their industry, and why are there so many "likes" on their Facebook page? What I do for them is something I learned to do at the Institute: think internationally, analyze, and tell the story.
I let voices in different languages and from different countries be heard in an international space - something that would never have been possible without the Monterey Institute MBA program, where I was surrounded by diverse students who continue to impress me with a plethora of interests, abilities, and countries-visited under their belts.
Whether working with a Spanish-speaking client in Mexico or emailing a Talk Blog contributor in India, I now consider myself to be a storyteller, explaining and sharing, even if only one voice at a time.


text:
Child Safety: Child Safe Blinds & Shades
- Ensures the safest room for children
- All products have cord-free options
- WCMA approved cordless options
- Cordless operation is easy at low heights
- Add motorization for hard to reach windows
Blindsgalore supports the Window Covering Safety Council (WCSC) and the Window Covering Manufacturers Association (WCMA) in providing window treatments that meet the highest standards in cord safety to avoid any unwanted injuries or mishaps. The WCMA has created the Certified Best for Kids label to help identify products that are both suitable and strongly recommended in homes with young children. This certification program is the first of its kind and cordless lift options with this label have undergone rigorous third-party testing to ensure they meet stringent safety criteria. Select lift options labeled as Certified Best for Kids for utmost safety. Blindsgalore also recommends upgrading to a motorized blind or shade when available for extra protection and greater accessibility. Window treatment options that have been Certified Best for Kids are the smartest and safest choice for all of your blinds and shades.
Blindsgalore® Expressions Roller Shade: Textures
retail $122.39 $82.00 + an extra 10% off
Certified Best for Kids
Products with this label meet or exceed safety recommendations approved by the Window Covering Manufactures Association (WCMA) and have undergone rigorous third-party testing.
- Opaque / Blackout
- Semi-Opaque
- Patterns
- Blackout
- Cordless
- Remote Control / Motorized
- Blindsgalore
- Free Cordless Upgrade
- Beige / Neutral
- Black
- Blue
- Brown
- Green
- Red / Pink
- Bathroom
- Utility Rooms
- Fabric
- Expressions
customer reviews for child safety
"Excellent Quality"
By from
These roller shades look and work wonderfully. Nicest shades I've ever had.View this product
"Beautiful shades"
By Blackoutorbust from PA
Work wonderfully and look great. Shoreline is a beautiful shade. Blackout is very blackout.View this product


text:
|"Bryan Hewlett"
Rebekah, I believe that what you are describing is classic so-called metachromasia of the AEC reaction product. Metachromasia of the AEC reaction product is seen as a progressive change in colour from the normal rose-red to red-brown, followed by brown, yellow-brown, then brownish-green to yellowish-green. Metachromasia occurs in areas of high enzyme density (concentration). Enzyme density is influenced by both the local antigen density and the amount of attached primary antibody that is the target for the detection reagents. Therefore, the concentration of the primary antibody directly implies the local enzyme concentration, on the basis of a given antigenic density in the section. At low concentrations of peroxidase enzyme, it has been proposed1 that the reaction ends in the formation of a stable polymeric complex of red colour (Wursters Red), since the decay to a precipitate occurs more rapidly than further enzymatic oxidation. High concentrations of peroxidase accelerate the oxido-reductive process to the extent that there is insufficient time for the stable red polymer to form and precipitate. Instead, further rapid oxidation results in the formation and precipitation of a yellowish-green quinone di-imine product. Intermediate colours are a result of both reactions. Metachromasia in high antigen density areas is more prone to occur at temperatures above 24°C. Slight cooling of the AEC working solution will often correct this. If metachromasia in high antigen density areas persists despite lowering the temperature, or if some antibodies consistently demonstrate the phenomenon, reduction of the detection threshold by further dilution of the primary antibody is necessary. We often see this metachromatic effect during the optimization process for new antibodies. Re-titration of the primary antibody to a lower concentration always restores the rose-red colour. Bryan Reference. 1 Koretz K, Leman J, Brandt I, Möller P: Metachromasia of 3-amino-9-ethylcarbazole (AEC) and its prevention in immunoperoxidase techniques. Histochemistry 1987; 86: 471-478. ----- Original Message ----- From: "SMITH,REBEKAH FELICIA"
To: Sent: Thursday, July 01, 2004 9:52 AM Subject: [Histonet] weird brownish stuff in AEC slides > I have yet another question, guys. I've been asking a lot of > questions about blocking endogenous peroxidase,but now I have a > new situation. I'm still using the ABC peroxidase method staining > sheep placenta (formalin fixed, paraffin embedded) for eNOS and > using AEC as a chromogen and gill's hematoxylin (blued with tap > water and water with 2 or 3 drops of ammonia) as a counterstain. > (btw, still blocking peroxidase with 30% peroxide in methanol, > since my professors are away and haven't been able to order > anything better) I have the lovely red and blue contrast in most > parts of my slides, but I also am getting areas of brownish-black > staining (kinda DAB colored, although I'm not using any DAB). I'm > not exactly sure where the brown comes from this and whether its a > problem with my AEC, my hematoxylin or something else. Anyone have > any ideas? Thanks in advance, y'all have already been really > helpful. > > -- > SMITH,REBEKAH FELICIA > "You are a child of the universe, no less than the trees and the > stars > You have a right to be here and whether or not it is clear to you, > no doubt the universe is unfolding as it should. Therefore be at > peace with G-d, whatever you conceive Him to be. And whatever your > labors and aspirations,in the noisy confusion of life, keep peace > in your soul.-Max Ehrmann,"Desiderata" > > > _______________________________________________ > Histonet mailing list > email@example.com > http://lists.utsouthwestern.edu/mailman/listinfo/histonet _______________________________________________ Histonet mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.utsouthwestern.edu/mailman/listinfo/histonet


text:
Long Service Medal for the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, awarded to Stoker J. Whelan between 1910 & 1935
Obverse, a bust of King George V facing left
Reverse, a Dreadnought at sea beneath a cloudy sky
Long Service Medal for the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve, 1910-1935
The Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve was instituted in 1903, and in 1909 provision was made for the award of a Long Service Medal to its members. 12 years' `efficient' service, including service in the Volunteer or Territorial Forces of the Army or service from the age of 17 in a Cadet Corps would qualify one for the award. Various other auxiliary branches that had been reshuffled in the changes made to the Reserve Forces in Edward VII's reign also counted towards this total.
The medal used for this award was exactly the same, including in ribbon, as a contemporary award for Long Service in the Royal Naval Reserve, the RNVR's professional counterpart. As the awards were sanctioned in 1909, and Edward VII died in 1910, very few medals were issued with his portrait. From 1910 the medal bore a portrait of King George V by Richard Garbe, and it is one of this issue that belongs to the Watson Collection.
This medal was awarded to Stoker J. Whelan, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve. Lester Watson purchased it at some point before 1928.