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|jebba [ Thu Jul 29, 2004 8:22 pm ]
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For the Democratic National Convention, protestors were locked in "Free Speech Zones" as if free speech were only permitted in authorized locations... The pictures say it all...
|stevo32 [ Thu Jul 29, 2004 8:34 pm ]
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What is the world coming to?! I'm glad I live in Canada where there is no DMCA or anything like what is shown there. And I'm not going to let it happen. To people in the Boston area: TAKE ACTION! And please, please, don't go in the free speech cage. And remember: nobody can take away free speech!
|Jason [ Fri Jul 30, 2004 12:05 am ]
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You are right the pictures say it all. Animal Farm anyone....
|magnet [ Wed Aug 04, 2004 10:15 am ]
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Yeah, having a designated 'Free Speech Zone' was pretty damn ridiculous. Here in America, we're supposed to have free speech anywhere. Such is not the case, outsiders who only know the term 'free speech' would probably be surprised at how much you must censor yourself almost anywhere you go.
|psychomantum [ Tue Aug 10, 2004 7:35 pm ]
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And to think... This is coming from the Democrats!
God, where's Rage Against the Machine when you need them?
|jebba [ Wed Aug 11, 2004 12:21 am ]
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Oh, since we're talking demockracies....Allawi (interim dictator of iraq) shut down al jazeera's office in baghdad. So much for even the pretense of free speech....
|stevo32 [ Wed Aug 11, 2004 1:02 am ]
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I think Canada's next :evil: What on earth happened to Democracy and Free Speech?!
|Jason [ Thu Aug 12, 2004 12:32 am ]
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stevo32 wrote:
I think Canada's next :evil: What on earth happened to Democracy and Free Speech?!
Doesn't exist. People think TV shows like Big Brother are merely game shows. Unfortunately it happens to us all daily. We are all puppets to the governments ideals of free speech, democracy and any other fancy word they throw up to convince us they aren't evil.
|stevo32 [ Thu Aug 12, 2004 1:42 am ]
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true, but its not as bad as it is in the US...yet. i would *really* not be surprised if my ISP spied on my activities, and watched everything I did online.
|bearon50 [ Mon Aug 23, 2004 4:13 pm ]
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Like there ever was such a thing whether Canada or USA. What we have is freedom of choice. You choose and live with the consequences. With all the political correctness nonsense going around one can get arrested for stating ones views. The govt. has been reading internet stuff for years. The NSA has been getting around restrictions by routing emails to England where they are monitored and then sent on their way. Freedom never existed. The demos are just as bad. To believe that the repubs are some horrible group of monsters compared to the saviour demos is so ridiculous as to be laughable. They are both politicians and they make their money from staying in power and taking money from big corporations. When was the last time that a poor person was president, or senator etc.?
They claim to feel our pain while they give themselves midnight raises. All they want is our votes so they can take our money. When did servants ever earn more money than their employers? We are the enslaved masses. I say these things as a conservative individual who grew up in the sixties and protested in the streets. Remember Chicago in 68? Big brother is alive and well in the entire world. I do not say these things as a cynic but, as a realist. I just do not think that there is much hope for mankind. Just enjoy each day and live life to its fullest is all there is to do. Like Pete Townsend put it "meet the new boss same as the old boss". Ron
|slick50 [ Tue Aug 24, 2004 1:53 am ]
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Politicians are like the weather, talk about it but can't change a thing. Bastards :evil:
|observer7 [ Sat Jun 18, 2005 4:46 am ]
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stevo32 wrote:
true, but its not as bad as it is in the US...yet. i would *really* not be surprised if my ISP spied on my activities, and watched everything I did online.http://writ.news.findlaw.com/commentary/20040825_barr.html
The FBI's Pre-Emptive Interrogations Of "Possible" Demonstrators:
Chilling Political Speech
By BOB BARR
Wednesday, Aug. 25, 2004
The FBI, no longer content with working to maintain order at political events, is now preemptively identifying and interrogating ("interviewing") possible demonstrators. It has summarized this strategy in a memo.
To make matters worse, the Department of Justice blessed the FBI strategy in its own memo - suggesting that no First Amendment concerns are raised by the interrogations.
As I will explain in this column, however, the truth is quite to the contrary: The strategy, as outlined in the memo, is a serious threat to free speech.
Back When Politics Was Fun, Protest Was Part of It
Throughout the Reagan and Clinton presidencies, and even to some extent during the Nixon years, politics was fun. At least, political protesting had its lighter moments. (Nothing was really fun during the dour Carter Administration, and George H.W. Bush's presidency was, well, pretty boring except for the First Gulf War.)
Who can forget the great costumes and Nixon face masks that appeared at many political rallies and other events during the 1960s and early 1970s? Reagan and Clinton masks, the latter sometimes adorned with long, Pinocchio-type noses, added color and a bit of levity to political demonstrations throughout most of the 1980s and 1990s. There was, in a word, tolerance.
Reagan, with his constant good humor, almost always disarmed protesters with his wit. Conservatives wearing anti-Clinton T-shirts frequently showed up at Clinton rallies. The worst they might face from the then-president's supporters were scowls.
This atmosphere didn't mean security was absent; it was very present. In the 1960s through the end of Clinton's second term in January 2001, everyone knew if you caused disruption, Secret Service agents would be on you in an instant, as they should be.
But during that period, you didn't feel you were doing something criminal if you simply decided to show up at a rally with a protest T-shirt on, or lugging around a sloppy paperboard sign criticizing the president. You didn't feel intimidated.
The Bush Administration: Squelching Disagreement and Dissent
Now, things are very different. The Administration and campaign of George W. Bush is squelching any possible hint of disagreement or protest at every political rally or gathering.
For example, people with T-shirts that hint at disagreement are not allowed anywhere near the events, nor even on the route traveled by the presidential motorcade. Think what they'd do to you if you showed up in a - shudder -- mask.
But it's gotten even worse than that.
The FBI's Preemptive Interrogation Memorandum
As the New York Times has reported, in an October 2003 memorandum to law enforcement agencies, the FBI expressed great concern over the possibility that marches and rallies in Washington, D.C. and San Francisco might become "violent, destructive, or disruptive."
The memo went on to urge law enforcement to monitor the Internet, because "protesters often use the Internet to . . . coordinate their activities prior to demonstrations." It also urged law enforcement to watch out for protesters who use cell phones to "coordinate . . . or update colleagues."
In the memo, law enforcement agencies at all levels of government are warned to be aware of "possible indicators of protest activity." Moreover, even though the memo does not cite any evidence of violence likely to take place at "possible protests," the Bureau's memo concluded by telling law enforcement agencies to "report any potentially illegal acts to the" FBI (italics added).
The Department of Justice Memo Blessing the FBI Memo
Doubtless, the Department of Justice, aware of the FBI memo, was concerned that it would be seen as urging law enforcement to begin monitoring persons who might be contemplating staging political protests protected by the First Amendment. So several months later, in April 2004 - as the New York Times also reported -- the Department of Justice, which oversees the FBI, issued its own memo - addressing, and dismissing, these constitutional concerns.
The memo came from DOJ's Office of Legal Counsel (OLC). In the memo, OLC concluded, not surprisingly, that the monitoring, interrogating and gathering of evidence on potential political protesters raised no First Amendment concerns. In addition, it went on to conclude that even if, hypothetically, such activities did raise concerns, any "chilling" effect would be "quite minimal" and would be far outweighed by the overriding public interest in maintaining "order."
Evidence Suggests Protesters Are Subjected To Home and Office Interviews
No chilling effect? In the last few months, evidence has been mounting that special agents are showing up at the homes and offices of potential protesters - casting suspicion upon them in front of bosses, colleagues, family, friends and neighbors. This activity apparently has increased as the Republican Convention and the November election draw near.
If that's not a chilling effect, I don't know what is. The price of free speech should not be a high-profile FBI visit that makes all who know you wonder if you may be a criminal.
During these visits, the special agents "interview" the potential protesters to determine if they -- or anyone they know -- might be planning any political demonstrations. Of course, the "anyone they know" is especially worrisome - hints of McCarthyism.
Also according to the New York Times, the final question the FBI agents ask is this: Does the interviewee know that withholding information on whether they know anyone else who might be planning a demonstration or "disruption" is itself a crime?
One can only imagine how this parting shot plays out: "Oh, by the way, ma'am, before me and my armed partner here leave your house, we'd like to remind you that if you haven't told us if you know someone else who might be planning a demonstration, you have committed a crime and we can prosecute you for not telling us that. Have a good night, ma'am."
This, of course, is pure intimidation.
DOJ's Absurd Stance: Interrogation in Home or Office Is Not Interrogation
The FBI, seemingly, takes an absurdly narrow view of what kind of tactics would, in fact, chill speech - a view that excludes its own plainly chilling measures.
For instance, Joe Parris, an FBI spokesman, told the New York Times that, because "no one was dragged from their homes and put under bright lights," interviews of potential demonstrators are not "chilling."
So now we know the Administration's new First Amendment standard: So long as the government agents don't "drag you from your home" and interrogate you "under bright lights," you have nothing to complain or worry about.
The fact of the matter is, tactics such as those contemplated in last year's FBI memo, and approved by the Justice Department this past spring, do chill free speech. They do intimidate.
And, self-justifying memos by government lawyers notwithstanding, such tactics usher in an era of intolerance and fear that has no place in American politics.
|Guest [ Fri Sep 16, 2005 1:51 am ]
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This is news?
America's leftwing academia has done this for years (but only to their conservative students).
I suspect 1 of 2 things:
a. They were expecting conservative protesters.
This is such a rare thing as to almost be an oxymoron though.
Very unlikely.
b. They knew what to expect from obnoxious, vulgar, and violent leftwing rioters...err.."protesters" and didnt want to be embarrassed by their own voters on TV lol.
Judging from the pics, I would have to go with b.
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Fall at New York City's New Amsterdam Market
This past Sunday I visited one of my favorite markets, the New Amsterdam Market. Located right beside the Brooklyn Bridge in Manhattan, this market features some of the best local food in town.
Unlike a more traditional farmers' market, the New Amsterdam Market features few produce stands and an abundance of specialty food purveyors. This also means tons of samples! It was designed in the style of old-fashioned stall markets that used to be commonplace before modern supermarkets existed.
Stalls are five to a row, each structured around a New Amsterdam Market blackboard and printed purveyor sign. Each stand is manned with a few friendly people who are happy to explain the origin of the food they're selling and details on how it's made.
1 The New Amsterdam Market sets up shop under FDR Drive, just north of the South Street Seaport in Lower Manhattan.
2 Pumpkins fit for NYC apartments (small!) for sale at Do Re Me Farms.
3 Hudson Valley Duck Farm displays samples of their duck salami and duck rillettes -- both delicious!
4 Charming local chef Joshua Stoker offers free cooking advice and recipes.
5 Mast Brothers Chocolate display their iconic packaging and chocolate varieties.
6 Traditional dense, circular Finnish ruis bread at Nordic Breads. Made with 100% organic wholegrain rye, it's surprisingly tasty and all natural.
7 A big pot of Sunday gravy, a.k.a. tomato meat sauce, courtesy of Table Tales caterers.
8 The folks behind People's Pops make shaved ice fresh to order and sell popsicles in flavors like yellow watermelon and mint, concord grape, and pumpkin pie.
9 Brooklyn Oenology offers several varieties of wine, all crafted from grapes grown in Long Island and the Fingerlakes. And their wines feature cool labels designed by local artists!
10 Cooperstown Cheese had some pretty artisinal cheese to showcase.
11 Delicate and fresh-tasting nettle butter at Sweet Deliverance NYC.
12 The Filling Station, one of my favorite spots, offers flavored vinegars, olive oils, and salts.
13 Fleisher's, one of New York's premier butchers, offers grass-fed and organic meats.
14 Fresh picked apples at Breezy Hill Orchards.
15 Locals and tourists stroll the market stalls on a sunny fall day.
Some of my other favorite market finds include the slow-cooked porchetta sandwiches at Porchetta, the beer and pretzel caramels (made with Brooklyn Brewery beer!) at Liddabit Sweets and Kombucha Brooklyn, who have their homemade kombucha available on tap at the market.
The New Amsterdam Market runs Sundays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Check purveyors and special events through their website: New Amsterdam Market.
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 8, 2009) - After a strong fall campaign ETSU women's tennis senior Yevgenyia Stuapk (Kyiv, Ukraine), will start the 2010 season ranked 10th in the Ohio Valley Region the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA), announced Friday.
The senior captain posted a 13-4 record over five fall tournaments, picking up wins over players from six nationally ranked teams. Overall, Stupak has been one of the most consistent players in the Lady Bucs lineup winning the individual title at the Cissie Leary Invitational in Philadelphia, while placing no worse than the Round of 16 in three national tournaments.
In addition to her singles ranking, the reigning Atlantic Sun Conference Women's Tennis Player of the Year was also tabbed in the doubles rankings with junior teammate Kelly Holtzhausen (Johannesburg, South Africa). The ETSU pair will begin the year ranked ninth in the region after an 8-5 record this fall. In the process the Lady Buc duo earned wins over teams from No. 40 Wake Forest, No. 50 Yale and No. 66 Harvard, while taking the doubles title at the Cissie Leary Invitational.
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See the CAFTA-DR Gateway for more on the Central America–Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement.
For HTML display of CAFTA-DR export data by state, start on the TSE state export data page:
Specify any state and choose Central American Free Trade Agreement as the trade partner under "trading & economic regions."
U.S. Exports to CAFTA-DR Nations Are on the Rise
U.S. merchandise exports to the CAFTA-DR region totaled $15.7 billion in 2004—an increase of $2.2 billion above the 2000 level.
U.S. export growth to the CAFTA-DR region has outperformed overall U.S. exports. From 2000 to 2004 export shipments to the CAFTA-DR group expanded by 16.4 percent, more than three times the 4.8 percent growth of overall U.S. exports.
The CAFTA-DR region accounts for a growing share of U.S. exports to Latin America and the Caribbean. In 2004, the CAFTA-DR market accounted for more than one-fourth (26 percent) of U.S. merchandise exports to Latin America and the Caribbean, up from 23 percent in 2000.
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Costa Rica was the next largest export market ($3.3 billion of U.S. shipments in 2004), followed by Honduras ($3.1 billion), Guatemala ($2.5 billion), El Salvador ($1.9 billion) and Nicaragua ($592 million).
U.S. Export Growth to CAFTA-DR Countries Is Broadly Based
Merchandise exports to five of the six CAFTA-DR nations increased from 2000 to 2004, led by a 56 percent ($213 million) increase in exports to Nicaragua. Nicaragua was followed by Costa Rica (U.S. exports up 35 percent, or $858 million), Guatemala (up 34 percent, or $653 million), Honduras (up 19 percent, or $502 million), El Salvador (up 5 percent, or $93 million).
Half of the 50 states recorded 2004 export shipments to the CAFTA-DR region that exceeded a value of $100 million. Of these, seven states each posted 2004 export values to CAFTA-DR markets of more than $500 million.
Florida was the largest state exporter to the CAFTA-DR region in 2004, shipping $3.2 billion worth of merchandise (21 percent, or more than one-fifth, of the U.S. total to the region).
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In dollar terms, North Carolina's exports to the CAFTA-DR region grew the most from 2000 to 2004, increasing by $678 million. Other states that had large increases were Texas (exports to the CAFTA-DR group up $650 million), California (up $271 million), Oregon (up $232 million), and New Mexico (up $171 million).
In percentage terms, Hawaii's exports to the CAFTA-DR group grew the fastest from 2000 to 2004, skyrocketing 8,913 percent from a modest 2000 base value of $142 thousand. Other states with rapid export growth to the CAFTA-DR region over that period were Oregon (up 663 percent from a 2000 value of $35 million), New Mexico (up 273 percent from a 2000 value of $63 million), Washington (up 251 percent from a 2000 value of $32 million) and Rhode Island (up 231 percent from a 2000 value of $9 million).
Fabric mill products is the leading manufactured export category to the CAFTA-DR group, with 2004 exports to the region of $2.6 billion (16 percent of the U.S. total).
Other top manufactured exports to the CAFTA-DR region in 2004 were computer and electronic products ($2.2 billion), apparel manufactures ($1.6 billion), chemical manufactures ($1.2 billion), and petroleum and coal products ($961 million).
Fabric mill products is the fastest-growing manufactured export category to the CAFTA-DR region. Shipments of these products rose 249 percent from $732 million in 2000 to $2.6 billion in 2004.
Other fast-growing manufactured exports to the CAFTA-DR region during the 2000-2004 period were petroleum and coal products (up 137 percent from $406 million), primary metal manufactures (up 84 percent from $93 million), and beverage and tobacco products (up 61 percent from $29 million).
The United States also exported $2.1 billion in non-manufactured products to the CAFTA-DR group in 2004. These goods accounted for 13 percent of total U.S. merchandise exports to the region. Important non-manufactured exports to the CAFTA-DR countries in 2004 included oilseeds and grains ($761 million), other agricultural products ($153 million), and oil and gas ($52 million).
States that recorded the most revenue from exports of non-manufactured products to the CAFTA-DR countries in 2004 were Louisiana ($733 million), Pennsylvania ($113 million), Texas ($105 million), Florida ($90 million), and California ($73 million).
Small and Medium-Sized Companies Are Key Players in U.S. Exports to The CAFTA-DR Region
In 2002 (latest data available) 13,557 small and medium-sized enterprises (enterprises with fewer than 500 employees) exported to the CAFTA-DR countries. SMEs were responsible for an estimated 37 percent of U.S. merchandise exports to the CAFTA-DR group—sharply higher than the 26 percent SME share of total U.S. merchandise exports.
Latest available data show that SMEs generate 70 percent of U.S. merchandise exports to Nicaragua, 47 percent of shipments to Guatemala, 44 percent of exports to the Dominican Republic, 35 percent of exports to El Salvador, 33 percent of shipments to Honduras, and 22 percent of exports to Costa Rica.
Thousands of SMEs export goods to the individual CAFTA -DR nations. A total of 4,723 SMEs exported to the Dominican Republic in 2002. Comparable 2002 SME exporter figures for the other CAFTA-DR nations: Guatemala 4,308, Costa Rica 4,278, Honduras 2,842, El Salvador 2,572, and Nicaragua 1,204. (Because any given firm can export to multiple nations, exporter counts for individual countries cannot be summed to reach the CAFTA-DR group total).
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U.S. Exports to CAFTA-DR Nations in 2004 Were 16 Percent Higher Than in 2000 (PDF)
25 States Exported $100 Million or More to CAFTA-DR Markets in 2004 (PDF)
Seven of the Top Ten State Exporters to the CAFTA-DR Region Are Southern States (PDF)
Nine States Increased Their Exports to CAFTA-DR Markets by $100 Million or More From 2000 to 2004 (PDF)
The Dominican Republic Accounts for More Than One-Fourth of U.S. Merchandise Exports to CAFTA-DR Markets (PDF)
The Dominican Republic Leads CAFTA-DR Markets for U.S. SMEs (PDF)
Three Product Categories Account for Nearly Half of Total U.S. Manufactured Exports to CAFTA-DR Markets (PDF)
U.S. Exports to CAFTA-DR Markets Are Growing Faster Than Total U.S. Exports (PDF)
Data Notes on the Origin of Movement Series
In this report the terms "CAFTA-DR," "CAFTA-DR region," "CAFTA-DR partners," "CAFTA-DR markets," "CAFTA-DR countries," and "CAFTA-DR nations" are used interchangeably and refer to the following group of export destinations: Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua. The terms do not refer to the Central America–Dominican Republic Free Trade Agreement itself.
Figures for SMEs are from the Exporter Data Base, maintained by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
Source: Origin of Movement (OM) State Export Series, Bureau of the Census, U.S. Department of Commerce. The OM series allocates exports to states based on transportation origin, i.e., the state from which goods begin their journey to the port (or other point) of exit from the United States. The transportation origin of exports is not always the same as the location where the goods were produced. Thus, conclusions about "export production" in a state should not be made solely on the basis of the OM state export figures.


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Roscoe — Saturday, July 2The City Entertainment Committee in Roscoe approved the overall plan for Roscoe's Independence Day celebration on Saturday, July 2. The event will kick off with the Independence Day parade that will begin at 10 a.m. with a parade in downtown Roscoe. Area firefighters from local fire stations will lead the parade as the marshals. Those participating need to be present by 9:30 a.m. for the lineup and judging. Prizes will be awarded for best entries in these categories: antique cars, bicycles, motorcycles and semi-trucks, along with three prizes for floats — patriotic, western, and overall. For more information, contact parade director Valerie Pruitt at 325-338-4666.Food and craft vendors will be open for business in the downtown area starting at 10 a.m. and the kids' area with bounce houses and other inflatables should also be ready by then. For more information, contact Kelly Etheredge at 325-725-0756.Starting at noon, there will be a karaoke-style open mike setup on the music stage in front of the Roscoe State Bank. Once again, swimming will be free at the Roscoe Swimming Pool at City Park from 1-5 p.m. For more information, call Andy Wilson or Lus Pantoja at 325-766-2352.The Plowboy Mudbog competition will begin at 1 p.m. at George Parks Field on Second and Sycamore Streets and go until finished at around 5 p.m. Winners are those who go the farthest before coming to a halt. Registration for participants begins at 11 a.m. Vehicles will be divided into the following categories: Street (under 33" tires), Super Street (33"-35"), Modified (36"-39"), and Open (40" and over). Registration fee is $25 per entry, with winners of each class taking the fees as prize money. Admission for spectators will be $2 for ages 8-13 and $5 for ages 14 and over. All proceeds go to benefit the Roscoe Little League baseball program. For more information, contact Felix Pantoja at 325-514-8384 or David Pantoja at 325-280-1917.Live music will begin on the stage in the street next to the Roscoe State Bank at around 6 p.m. with Lawless Flatz, a popular country/rock band from Roby. They will play until about 8 p.m. They will be followed by the headline band of the evening, the Austin Allsup Band, a group from Austin that plays a blend of country and rock. They will play until 9 p.m. or so and then break for the fireworks show. Afterwards, the band will return to the stage for a final set.Robert McBride will again put on the fireworks show. The fireworks will last for about a half hour starting as soon as it gets dark, around 9:15 p.m.Several fundraisers will take place during Roscoe's festivities including one for Roscoe Friends of the FFA. They will be having a brisket plate fundraiser on Saturday, July 2, at the Roscoe Community Center from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The plate consist of brisket, potato salad, beans, bread and cobbler. Cost for adults is $7 and kids 7 and under $5. Roscoe Blowout will also have a garage sale as a fundraiser. It will be held from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, July 2, 2011, at 600 E. Broadway in Roscoe. All proceeds will go towards the 2012 Senior Blowout.Blackwell — Saturday, July 2The Blackwell Volunteer Fire Department will have their annual parade and barbecue on Saturday, July 2, 2011. The parade will begin at 5 p.m. and the barbecue will begin at 5:30 p.m.A concert and dance will take place on Saturday, July 2, in Blackwell, featuring Tommy Alverson live at the AMA/Techtel Pavilion, sponsored by the Blackwell Riding Club. There will be a $10 cover charge with concessions available. Music starts at dark thirty. Proceeds will benefit the Blackwell Riding Club, a non-profit organization.Sweetwater — Monday, July 4The Sweetwater Lions Club will sponsor the annual 4th of July parade Monday, July 4, beginning at 9 a.m. at the Nolan County Courthouse and ending at Newman Park. The Sweetwater Municipal Band will perform and a patriotic speech will follow. Interested participants may obtain an entry form from email@example.com.


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If god created every women like heather there would be happy men everywhere
This lady is the absolute QUEEN of all blowjob artists! God bless her! I only wish she'd open a blowjob college! How 'bout it guys? I'll kick in a few bucks if you will!
hey, is this a forum for trading cards?
ps. this is a mad video!
She's incredible. She's a woman in love, she love to your husband. I can see in your eyes when she said:" I love you". That never I saw in other actress because she is not an actress, she is a wife. The perfect wife.
Thats some throat in girl! Love the moustache too. I dont know which was more powerful the hand action or the throat action.
I don't care about the deep throat part. I hardly seemuch difference in the feel. But to have a woman who says "I've been waiting all day just to do this for you." that woman is worth a whole lot.
I WANNA SITCK MY BACK DICK IN heather's Mouth
i wish my wife was that loving more often!!
I want that mouth!!!
ahhh fuck.. i'm fuck.. im cu..... i think my brain would turn off in that situation too xD
She is the absolute best of all
That's love
When a girl loves her man that much to make him feel like that. She's a keeper for sure!
so dirty please erase this video I hate dirty
She makes cocksucking look so nice, I'm almost tempted to try some hard dick to suck on and let it cum in my mouth..
she is perfect, great tits, pretty face and the best cocksucker. i love her
Holy crap, how the hell can she just take that all down like it's a walk in the park!? Fuck... Must've taken a while!
Watched it many times. Best bj video ever, makes me rock hard & the verge of blowing every time.
any chick needs 7 inch cock..?? lol
Best ever
She's the BEST!
im in love....
never had a woman that could perform like that, all they want to do is get it overwith-awesome
love to help her suck his cock and share swallowing his load
My mrs gives me the best all the time, maybe shell open wide now
you cock sucker you_geez!
Never saw a girl that without gagging,man id kill for a girl like that
Perfect heather.. just perfect.
Never had a bitch that could deep throat me like that!
she is the real deal!!! dude is a lucky guy lol
nice dick head
No mess blowjobs by Heather Brooke
adoro il pompino senza mano
this vid is 10 years old but still damn impressive! i wonder what happen to her
she must eat cum 3x a day the way she sucks it all up...
God ! Jamais ma copine ne me ferait ça ! Ça tombe bien on est plus ensemble...
these videos are getting really boring you need to make a hardcore vid
its hot
I think i m gay
My wife is good at blowing, but she doesn't want me to cum in her mouth... she doesn't like the taste, Damn! I wish she liked it as much as this bitch does.
how does she do that. he has a pretty big dick too. WOW. My wife only gets about half way and starts gagging.
what happen to her now??
Adorable. But just short of perfection in that she stopped caressing his balls with her free hand the moment she went in for the deepthroat.ending. If she had kept that up all during his orgasm we'd be talking about a true Hall of Blowjob Fame moment.
so great swallow
Said it before and again, "Two Lips on The Organ is better than "Roses on the Piano" Good Job Heather yahoo!!!!
i love how she deepthroats while hes cumming, all down her throat boner
highest peak of evolution known yet
best product of mankind.
Long live the Queen..Heather!
I want to see you on a spit roast.
Goddamn! ...you're such a hot women, you look so sexy with that white top tank and long blonde hair, you're the best in the world and also every man's dream.
how crazy she is about cum......even not want to muss a single drop of cum
See how much the men love Heather? They tenderly stroke her hair. Her smile just lights up the screen. We love you honey. Keep bringing us joy.
she doesn't do anything i don't do to my partnet so imust be shit hot too lol ;)
Meow :3
The only problem this guy has is that sex with anyone else after Heather is always going to be second best. Nice cock btw.
It's the look she gives that does it for me. I knew a girl who could blow like that and boy she was always watching my face when I dropped my load, showed it to me on her tongue and looked at me when she swallowed. I'm gonna bash one out now.
Looks a bit like Sara Jessica Parker
the goddess of head!......period!
Oh, I love you! So sweet!! And her husband is the luckiest man on Earth..
i could take a cock sucking for her nightly...i want to marry her...
Oh gosh what a sweet girl. I love you darling, but i don,t have a cock.
wow heather....
suck my dick!!!!
If only I could get my gf to do this. so sick of hearing "sperm is icky" tbh...
Look at her eyes, look in her face she's the reason tho keep alive on this sick planet. I begrudge this man.
can u suck my ass.?
her mummy n daddy must be so proud
does all amateur and pornstar can do that thing..why asia carrera and gingerlyn can't do that
ah heather brooke the only woman for me but it too late dammit lol
Where is her tongue piercing?? :(
only shit shit shit (inlove)
i love you awwwwwwwwww
tettona, bellissima, perfetta pompinara, un culo spettacolare da grandi penetrazioni, in piú anche fedele al marito....complimenti davvero
obviously its the best blower in history and that swallow was one of her best! but too bad for the implants how does she breast-feed? grouse
It's so nice to see his wife's eyes in love and when she says: I love you after swallowing your spunk.... It is simply the perfect wife.
Thats so sexy when he cum down her throat,pornstar should do that!
She gives good head but she is not as great as she thinks I would give her a 8 i have had better
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