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The City Council unanimously approved a new law allowing backyard chickens Wednesday, leaving an attorney who had come prepared for battle to hail it "a complete victory" for his clients.
DEBARY — The City Council unanimously approved a new law allowing backyard chickens Wednesday, leaving an attorney who had come prepared for battle to hail it "a complete victory" for his clients.
J.J. Hart, a 2-year-old boy who has autism and other related disorders, had what his pediatrician called a "breakthrough" when his mom and dad introduced chickens into his life. The family kept about 10 in a backyard coop for several months until someone complained to the city Code Enforcement Board.
The boy found the chickens comforting, helping to overcome struggles with basic activities such as walking, talking and concentrating, Dr. Joseph Cannizzaro of Longwood wrote in a letter. But the code board ruled the family in violation of an ordinance banning backyard farm animals.
The board granted the family a 60-day window to seek a special exception from the City Council, but a few days later, on Oct. 14, the family found four of the chickens dead.
The Volusia County Sheriff's Office investigated but determined the chickens were most likely killed by an animal, a finding the family does not support. Gary Davidson, a sheriff's spokesman, said the case remains under investigation but is inactive.
Nonetheless, the story drew widespread regional attention, with City Council members saying they felt they were unfairly being portrayed as "the bad guy."
So Wednesday, with family attorney Mark Nation prepared to make his case for a special exception to the city's law and about 175 residents filling City Hall, the council made its surprise move.
Councilman Dan Hunt asked to add an ordinance, prepared by city attorneys but not made public prior to the meeting, to the agenda. The new law creates a pilot program allowing families to keep three chickens in certain residential zoning categories.
City Manager Dan Parrott said the ordinance is similar to one adopted in Orlando earlier this year. It would allow for three chickens in certain residential zones, so long as the chickens have coops and are kept in enclosed yards.
The law would ban roosters and the selling of eggs, while requiring the chickens to be kept "clean and sanitary," and creating no noise or odor nuisances, Parrott said.
Councilman Nick Koval said the ordinance made the family's request for a special exception "not pertinent," and said he was acting on the advice of city attorneys by asking that the appeal be removed from the agenda.
Mark Nation, the Longwood attorney hired by the Hart family, had provided the city with hundreds of pages of documents trying to make a legal argument allowing them to keep their remaining six chickens.
Before the council's 5-0 vote to approve the ordinance on a first reading, Nation said he still had concerns about the law's limit for three chickens, and also about the outstanding case against his clients.
But some council members said they were willing to reconsider the number of chickens allowed, and Nation seemed satisfied after the vote.
"I would say it's a complete victory for J.J.," he said, crediting the public response to the boy's story. "It's a great show of support for J.J."
Ashleigh Hart, the boy's mother, agreed, calling the "amazing community support" the reason the council seemed responsive to her son's needs.
The law must be approved on a second and final reading, scheduled for Dec. 5.


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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (April 30, 2009) - The ETSU baseball team is set to host Florida Gulf Coast in a three-game conference series with the two teams playing a doubleheader starting at 3 p.m. on Friday at Cardinal Park. The final game of the series is scheduled for Saturday at 1 p.m.
The Bucs (23-19, 9-12 A-Sun) are currently on a school record nine-game winning streak having swept High Point last weekend as the Buccaneers pounded out 47 runs on 18 doubles, a triple and six home runs. ETSU is led offensively by sophomore Paul Hoilman (Johnson City, Tenn.) who is coming off of a A-Sun player of the week selection as he leads the team hitting .379 on the season.
The Eagles (26-16, 16-5 A-Sun) have won four straight and their last eight in conference with sweeps over USC Upstate and Lipscomb. Florida Gulf Coast is led by third baseman Tim Roberson and first baseman Zach Maxfield as there are tied for the team lead in hitting with a .373 average.
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YES the Conway Scenic Railroad train IS running folks. It was seen at Frankenstein on Wednesday Nov 28th! Be careful when belaying by the tracks and DO NOT leave anything on the tracks.
...get smoked by a tele skier going past you at a million mph
Yeah Lucky Luke, it should mean something to you.
1-skill for leadership: Protection of the party against any danger.
I think we can all see the differing ethic between the redhead alpine skier and the blonde tele women just by the look on their faces. For me it is clear.
There is lots of Devil"s work in this thread. I am going to have to go to church or flagellate myself or something.On second thought, I think I will have to put a little more Cognac in my morning coffee.
For some of the older gents here, you may have to add the steps: Take the little blue pill, and: Place oxygen mask over mouth
Anybody watch the games this weekend?
considering that the ice is now IN, I would have figured you guys would actually be out there doing some climbing... [LOL]
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All sorts of tours in Rio and surroundings; all executed with expertise by fully licensed guides, usually with own vehicles for 3 - 4 passengers. Larger groups can effortlessly be accommodated, either in vans, or even buses.
All sorts of tours in Rio and surroundings; all executed with expertise by fully licensed guides, usually with own vehicles for 3 - 4 passengers. Larger groups can effortlessly be accommodated, either in vans, or even buses.
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Our Privacy Policy covers treatment of personally identifiable information collected on the official TripLocator website.
How we use your information
We collect some personal information in order to process your reservations. This includes your name, email address or phone number, postal address and nationality. Our security system automatically receives and records information in our database, including your IP address and the pages you've visited, along with any price quotations that you've requested for lodging, accommodation etc.
The following is a list of the main ways in which we use your information, including to:
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We love getting your posts and contributions on the TripLocator website – be that reviews, q&a on our discussion forum, or that epic photo of you propping up the Leaning Tower of Pisa. TripLocator is obviously a public website, so do make sure that you're happy for any personal information in your posts to be seen by others: you're responsible for what you choose to share.
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In these Terms and Conditions, "we", "us", "our" and "TripLocator" refer to TripLocator Inc. "You" refers to the customer visiting the website.
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You agree not to use our website to make any false or fraudulent requests. If you have a TripLocator account, you agree to keep your account details and password safe, and take responsibility for any transactions made using your account. Please note that TripLocator isn't liable to you for any transactions made fraudulently on your account, but you will be responsible for bearing the cost of any purchases from TripLocator, even if these were made by someone else using your account details. This is why it's especially important to safeguard your password. If you do think that someone has accessed your account without permission, please get in touch with our Customer Service team immediately.
We retain the right to deny to anyone access to our website, at any time, for any reason and at our sole discretion.
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All our booking information is listed on our website. If you require any additional information regarding bookings or trips, you can talk to our representatives over the phone or send us an email. Our booking engine is professionally designed and ensures a user-friendly interface. You may also choose to book your trips over the phone with support from our Customer Care team.
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For passport and visa requirements, please consult the relevant embassy or consulate for information. As requirements may change, be sure to check for up-to-date information before booking and just prior to your departure date. TripLocator cannot accept any liability for travelers who are refused entry onto a flight or into a country because they are not carrying the required travel documents.
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Rob Crittenden: Thank you for your help! This is RESOLVED, and I want to make some notes here, because finding the magic combination of syntax has been... trying.
Products affected: FreeIPA 2.0.1, Zimbra 7.1 OSE NOTES: 'humperdinck' is my IPA server and 'z7' is my Zimbra Collaboration Server. I'm NOT removing my real values, because think docs work better when you just paste in what you really used. 0. From a shell prompt on the Zimbra server, import the CA certificate, and restart Zimbra services. $ wget http://humperdinck.rmsel.org/ipa/errors/ca.crt $ mv ca.crt humperdinck_ca.crt $ sudo /opt/zimbra/java/bin/keytool -import -alias humperdinck_ca -keystore /opt/zimbra/java/jre/lib/security/cacerts -storepass changeit -file humperdinck_ca.crt $ sudo su - zimbra $ zmcontrol stop && zmcontrol start 1. From the Zimbra admin console, connect a domain to the IPA server for external LDAP authentication. On the left, under Configuration, expand Domains, and select (click) the Domain you want to authenticate with IPA. In the toolbar, click "Configure Authentication" In the drop-down list-box, choose "External LDAP" Type your IPA server's FQDN in "LDAP Server name:", do NOT check "Use SSL", check "Enable StartTLS" LDAP Filter is exactly this, WITH parentheses, and NO spaces. (uid=%u) My LDAP Search Base is exactly this, with NO parentheses, and NO spaces. You'll need to change the domain components, of course. cn=accounts,dc=rmsel,dc=org Click "next" TWICE (ie: do NOT check "Use DN/Password to bind to external server" ) Enter a username or full email and the matching password. (must be valid, NON-EXPIRED credentials) dlwillson ********** Click Test. Celebrate. 2. If you're not celebrating, use the same credentials with kinit at the shell prompt on any Kerberos client machine to confirm validity. kinit dlwillson enter password 3. If the credentials are valid, use ldapsearch from the shell on your Zimbra server to test LDAP binding/searching. $ sudo su - zimbra $ ldapsearch --help $ ldapsearch -D "uid=dlwillson,cn=users,cn=accounts,dc=rmsel,dc=org" -w '**********' -b "cn=accounts,dc=rmsel,dc=org" -h humperdinck.rmsel.org -v -ZZ "uid=dlwillson" 4. I hope you're celebrating by now, because if not, you're in for a rough time, perhaps. HTH, cheers, YMMV, YATLTL -- David
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Beckham joins PSG, will donate salary to charity
David Beckham pledged to donate his salary to a children's
charity Thursday after signing a five-month contract with
Paris-Saint Germain, the latest stop on his globe-trotting
The 37-year-old former England captain joined PSG after turning
down several other offers and pledging to effectively play for
free. No financial details were given as to how much Beckham's
salary would be or the name of the charity. The decision was taken
early Thursday morning.
"It's something we (decided) together, it's one of the things
we talked about from the start. But this all happened so quick,"
Beckham said. "I thought what a great idea it would be, that the
salary would go to a children's charity in Paris."
Beckham's glamorous career has seen him win titles with
Manchester United, Real Madrid and the Los Angeles Galaxy.
"Every club I have played for throughout the world, I have been
successful with. I have been successful with Manchester United, and
I have always said that I would never want to play for another
English club," Beckham said. "It's the team that I support, that
I always dreamt of playing for."
Beckham recently finished a six-year stint in the United States
with the Galaxy. Whether he can still be a force in European
football is still uncertain.
"I am very lucky. I am 37 years old and I got offered a lot of
offers, more offers now than I have probably had in my career, at
my age," Beckham said. "I am very honored about that. I chose
Paris because I can see what the club are trying to do, the players
the club are trying to bring in. It's an exciting city, always has
been, always will be."
Beckham was close to joining PSG last year, discussing a
potential move with sporting director Leonardo as PSG desperately
chased a big name to match its new-found status and seemingly
endless funds from its Qatari backers.
But the move fell through and PSG moved on to other targets,
capturing striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic, his AC Milan teammate Thiago
Silva, Napoli winger Ezequiel Lavezzi and Brazilian prodigy
"I felt last year that I still had something to achieve in Los
Angeles. I won the championship in the last year of my contract and
yes, we spoke to Leo a number of times but I think we both came to
the thought that it wasn't the right time," Beckham said. "So we
parked it and decided that right now is the right time because I
was at the end of my contract last year. I accepted one more year
in Los Angeles, I won another championship, another trophy in Los
Angeles and I believe it was the right time to leave."
Early Thursday, the move was finally done. And shortly before
noon, the much-traveled Beckham made the short flight to Paris.
"This literally all happened at 1 a.m. this morning and was
finalized when I got on the plane at 11 a.m.," Beckham said.
"Right now, I have a few things to sort out with my children and
the schooling and a few other things. I have been training at
Arsenal. My fitness won't take long to get up to speed. I
definitely won't be fit for next Friday. A few weeks and I'll be up
to speed."
While he was on the flight, Beckham agreed on a novel way of
putting his big salary to good use.
"We decided on something that is quite unique – I won't receive
any salary. We have decided that my salary will go towards a local
children's charity in Paris. And that's one of things we are very
excited and proud to be able to do," he said. "It's something I'm
not sure has been done before, and it's something I'm very
passionate about, children and the charity side of things, and so
are the club. We came together and it's something special."
Although Beckham's deal runs out in June, he intends to carry on
playing, although whether or not that will still be with PSG
remains to be decided. However, he is eager to have a long-term
role at the club.
"We slightly brushed over it, a long-term partnership is what
we have looked for," he said. "Short-term is playing but
long-term is something we are very proud to be part of this
organization that will grow and become one of the biggest in
Immaculately dressed and groomed, Beckham was a model of
elegance and calm as camera crews and photographers jostled for the
best positions amid frenzied scenes in a tightly packed press room.
He even joked that he feels much younger than his age.
"To be the elder statesman, I'm very proud of that," Beckham
said. "No matter what my age is, I still feel 21 years old – most


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* President lays out broad agenda for second term
* Seeing government as a protector of the vulnerable
* Republicans see a "liberal checklist"
By Steve Holland
WASHINGTON, Jan 21 (Reuters) - Republican President Ronald
Reagan declared in 1981 that "government is not the solution to
our problem; government is the problem." Fifteen years later,
Democratic President Clinton declared that "the era of big
government is over."
That wasn't exactly President Barack Obama's message in his
second inaugural address on Monday.
In a spirited defense of government's role as a protector of
society's most vulnerable people, the Democratic president
signaled a determination to protect costly social programs that
have been targeted by Republicans seeking to reduce growth in
the $16.4 trillion U.S. debt.
In a series of implied jabs at uncompromising conservatives
who have fostered gridlock in Congress and cast him as an
un-American socialist, Obama essentially portrayed such critics
as being outside the mainstream of U.S. politics.
"We cannot mistake absolutism for principle, or substitute
spectacle for politics, or treat name-calling as reasoned
debate," Obama said during his 18-minute speech.
Laying out a broad vision for his second four-year term,
Obama delivered a speech that struck many of the themes that ran
through his re-election campaign.
Chief among them: a call to increase opportunities for the
middle class and "reject the idea that America must choose
between caring for the generation that built this country and
investing in the generation that will build its future."
Such comments struck a nerve with some Republicans, who saw
them as a sign that Obama might be unwilling to make significant
cuts to the Medicare and Medicaid healthcare programs and the
Social Security retirement program - and that the president
might seek more tax increases on the nation's richest people.
Cutting back on those "entitlement" programs is widely
viewed as a significant part of reducing the budget deficit.
"It was a speech outlining vigorous support for expanding
the size and reach of government - at a time when there is a
national call for, and bipartisan support of, reduced Washington
spending," said Don Stewart, spokesman for Republican Mitch
McConnell of Kentucky, the Senate minority leader.
Obama begins his second term having stared down Republicans
on tax and spending issues at the end of December, achieving a
deal that raised taxes on the country's highest earners.
The stage is now set for the next round of fiscal wrangling:
Obama wants to revamp the tax code to eliminate a myriad tax
loopholes while fending off Republicans' demands for deep
spending cuts.
His graying hair and lined face providing proof, Obama
appears battle-hardened after his first term, now accustomed to
the idea that Republicans will fight him at nearly every turn
and determined to muscle as much of his agenda as possible
through the divided Congress.
In defending social programs, Obama offered a subtle
reminder of comments last May by Republican presidential
candidate Mitt Romney, who told supporters at a private
fund-raiser that 47 percent of Americans were dependent on
government programs and benefits, and therefore were unlikely to
support Romney.
"The commitments we make to each other, through Medicare and
Medicaid and Social Security, these things do not sap our
initiative. They strengthen us," Obama said. "They do not make
us a nation of takers. They free us to take the risks that make
this country great."
Such talk appeared to foreshadow more ideological fights in
Congress over taxes and spending, which have consumed Washington
during the past four years.
Obama seemed to claim a far-reaching mandate in his
inaugural address, vowing action on issues such as climate
change, immigration and gay rights.
Those issues were largely on the sidelines during most of
Obama's first term, although he did express support for
legalized same-sex marriage.
An agreement to revamp the immigration system seems the most
likely bipartisan achievement. Obama wants such a deal and so do
Republicans in Congress, after having seen Hispanics vote
overwhelmingly for the Democrats in the Nov. 6 election.
Far less certain is how Obama might follow through on his
pledge to address climate change in a significant way.
"He laid out a very activist agenda," said presidential
scholar Thomas Alan Schwartz of Vanderbilt University. "My
interpretation would be that he really does feel that the wind
is at his back, that he has a very favorable environment to push
right now on a wide range of issues."
Republicans listening for clues as to what to expect from
Obama in the coming months did not hear much conciliatory talk.
"It was a liberal checklist," said one aide to a senior
Republican in Congress. "I didn't hear any outreach to
conservatives or the half of the country who didn't think he
should be president. He was speaking to the people who voted for
him. That's fine, but it wasn't a call for unity. It wasn't a
call for smaller government. It was a call for bigger
Republican Senator Rob Portman of Ohio said Obama "missed
the opportunity to talk about where we can find common ground."
Monday's events essentially start the clock ticking for
Obama. Realistically he has one to two years to achieve most of
his agenda before Washington's attention turns to the 2016
election when America will vote for a new president.
"We cannot afford delay," Obama said.
Still faced with a bitterly partisan environment in which
Republicans control the House of Representatives and Democrats
lead the Senate, White House officials say Obama will work with
Congress when he can and use executive orders to implement
policy when possible.
At the same time, his presidential campaign apparatus is
being rebooted to act as a populist support group to push for
his policies.
So how much can he get done?
Second terms often are marked by overreaching by the
president, a misreading of the public mood.
For example, Republican George W. Bush pushed for an
overhaul of Social Security at the outset of his second term. It
quickly ran afoul of public opinion and went nowhere.
Obama has acknowledged the risk of a too-ambitious agenda.
But having outmaneuvered Republicans on taxes and spending thus
far - and with significantly better favorability ratings than
they have - Obama appears determined to pursue a large
second-term agenda.
"Certainly he is well-positioned right now," said Peverill
Squire, a political science professor at the University of
Missouri. "Republicans are having trouble being as aggressive as
they have been. I suspect he may be able to cut a few more
(Editing by David Lindsey and Christopher Wilson)


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DAMASCUS, Syria, Sept. 8 (UPI) -- A Syrian rebel group with links to al-Qaida has taken control of a historic Christian town from President Bashar Assad's forces, opposition groups said Sunday.
Rebels with the al-Nusra Front group seized the town of Maaloula Saturday night, CNN reported. The town is about an hour outside of Damascus.
"We cleansed Maaloula from all the Assad dogs and all his thugs," a rebel commander is heard saying in a video posted on YouTube after the town fell to rebel fighters.
It was not clear what would happen to the town's Christian inhabitants, some of whom fear radical Islamists among the rebels' ranks, CNN said.
The U.S. military is preparing for three days of attacks on Syria -- longer than originally planned, the Los Angeles Times reported.
Two military sources told the Times the Pentagon had greatly expanded its list of 50 targets.
"There will be several volleys and an assessment after each volley, but all within 72 hours and a clear indication when we are done," said an unnamed officer familiar with the planning.
President Obama, who is seeking congressional approval before launching strikes to punish the Assad regime for its alleged use of chemical weapons in violation of international standards, and his aides have been busy mounting a campaign to raise support for U.S. efforts in Syria.
"Failing to respond to this outrageous attack would increase the risk that chemical weapons could be used again, that they would fall into the hands of terrorists who might use them against us, and it would send a horrible signal to other nations that there would be no consequences for their use of these weapons," Obama said in his weekly radio address Saturday.
The Syrian Network for Human Rights Sunday said nearly 3,000 people had died after being tortured since the start of the now 18-month civil war.
The SNHR said the victims included 87 children, 27 women, and 124 Syrian Free Army soldiers. About 95 percent of the victims were civilians.


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Lee had his first surgery Friday in Fremont by Dr. Frank Chen and was released the next day. By Sunday, he was back at the hospital -- this time heading to Stanford. He had a second surgery Monday night and will stay in the hospital for further treatment and monitoring.
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WHOA....that's where I live. Damn wish I saw him


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Lol: Baseball Coach Goes Off At An Empire After Being Thrown Out Of The Game! "You Got To Go Wally"... "Take That Report & Shove It Your F*ckin Azz"
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Mallu Aunty Video Details/Biography
Peoples from other side of our country and other place peoples(another country), calling "mallu" to our kerala peoples. "mallu" is the short form of "malayalies". They can very speedy understand mallus.... malayalies living almost all the places around the world. And one more thing that the name/tag "mallu" is very much hottest word in search engines... like google, rediff, yahoo etc.... so take care..... you just take an experiment that put the word 'mallu' in any of the search engines and click search button(image)....... you can see that search engine - burning.. a lot.
People from outside our state often refer to us as "Mallus". We also often refer to ourselves as "Mallus" thinking that it is a short form for 'Malayalee'. BUT please note that the meaning of the Hindi word "Mallu" as given in the Oxford Hindi English Dictionary is "MONKEY".
Oxford Hindi English Dictionary by R.S. McGregor – Pg. 795. First Published by Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1993
So next time before referring to yourself as a ' Mallu' – please think!!! And if anyone else calls you a "Mallu" – politely but firmly tell them that you are a MALAYALEE not a 'Mallu'.
Please forward to all the Keralites and create awareness about this term so that we do not cheer people (like monkeys),when they are actually calling us "monkeys" ……………..
Oru Malayalee.
• AUNTY (noun)
The noun AUNTY has 1 sense:
1. the sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle
Familiarity information: AUNTY used as a noun is very rare.
The sister of your father or mother; the wife of your uncle
Classified under:
Nouns denoting people
aunt; auntie; aunty
Hypernyms ("aunty" is a kind of...):
kinswoman (a female relative)
Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "aunty"):
grandaunt; great-aunt (an aunt of your father or mother)
maiden aunt (an unmarried aunt)
1. Of or relating to television, especially televised images.
2. Of or relating to videotaped productions or videotape equipment and technology.
3. Computer Science Of or relating to the production of images on video displays.
n. pl. vid·e·os
1. The visual portion of a televised broadcast.
2. Television: a star of stage, screen, and video.
3. A videocassette or videotape, especially one containing a recording of a movie, music performance, or television program.
4. A music video.
5. Computer Science The appearance of text and graphics on a video display.
pak hot Desi Aunty Water Park Enjoying Wet
Earlier we have published Pakistani School Girls in Swimming Pool . This time we are publishing photos of desi aunty enjoying in a Water Park in tight dress and t-shirt completely wet and sexy. Some of the best water theme parks are Black Thunder, Veega Land, Ramoji Film City, Ocean Park, Essel World, Gujarat Science City, Entertainment City, Nicco Park, Fun n Food Village, Adventure Islands and Platinum Resorts.
Veega Land is Situated at Pallikkara, this state of art Amusement Park is just 14kms away from Kochi/Cochin in Kerala. The indian girl in this photo gallery is not a kerala aunty. Spread over a whooping 24 acres of land, its 7 storey high Vintage Castle and Caterpillar Village give a Fairy Tale atmosphere. The musical Fountains, flower gardens, water pool and water slides add to the attraction of the Veegaland Amusement Park.
and stands just in Jacket (blouse) but the exciting news is she is without bra showing her beautiful curves of her sexy figure. If you are our regular visitor of you would have got her blouse and sari photos in your email which we published long back on this website. So be updated by subscribing to our website by entering your email address provided at the right sidebar for getting the latest kerala girls / mallu girls and desi girls pics in your email inbox. No problem if you have missed her hot pics, please browse through our site or search for kerala aunty or mallu aunty in the search box provided at the top right corner of this web page and click Go. You could see this mallu aunty dropping her saree pallu and standing in white-green sari and a glamorous green blouse. Earlier she was in red saree completely looking very homely, and other pics were in pink blouse and golden yellow very tight blouse.
i dont know why the people are asking for pakistani aunty pictures on net? and the webmasters of different websites even different catagories are also writing articles on desi women, pakistani aunty, indian aunty and nri auties pictures and bla bla…
so i also recieve some requests of my reguler visitors to write some posts and add some pakistani, indian woman desi aunty pictures, so i am adding some special pictures, and information about pakistani auty and indian aunty…
in my picture gallery of the same domain, this desi women picture added from some weeks ago and this picture recieve hits many thousands and many comments…
the stats of this picture shows me that how many people, boys and men are looking for desi hot paki women and aunties pictures and wanna contect them for real life partner ship and long term relationship.
I just got an email with this hot material from one of desiaunties.info fan, he was wondering if we publish these desi aunty back side showing photos, your guys will give vulgar comments along this post. But I am not sure, but you would like to kiss her or get her in your bedroom, lol,. We need to say that you must have try to get these aunties as friend and try to talk for arranging the dating schedule. Friendship never die and sex relation is always temporary.
If we talk about Delhi, and its culture, Delhi, being the capital of India, naturally reflects it all, as people from different states come here for best education, best medicinal assistance and good job opportunities. It is a center stage of Indian politics too and represents all that is best in the country. The metropolitan city with a cosmopolitan outlook, New Delhi boasts of a rich cultural heritage. The ancient city still reflects the remnants of the glorious old-age charm and culture, yet has a very modern and chic lifestyle. The nightlife is interesting and a number of discos beckon the youngsters to sway and dance on enchanting numbers. Desi aunties from Delhi wearing modern saree, jeans and other latest fashion wears. Desi aunty from delhi always will look young because the food and environment of Delhi keep them young.
These desi aunties pics are from Indian babes, who never talk without party, they don't compromise on this thing. Indian culture and their religious days always make them happy due to night time parties and aunties get chance to have dance and showing their hot fashion in the parties. Hot body is only the part of indian aunties from all around the world and you can not stop desi Indian aunties heart to beat for dance and love. Having dating after night time parties with good wine and big fun, food and friends , its all about these beautiful aunties.


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Anna Hunt, 78
Anna Margaret "Tully" Hunt was born June 8, 1932, to Patrick and Katie (Sherlock) Tully. She left this world March 11, 2011, at the home of her daughter, Jodi, of Milburn, surrounded by her family. She spent her early childhood on a farm north of Oconto. In 1945, Anna and her family moved to Ortello Valley southwest of Anselmo. Anna graduated from Merna High School in 1950. Shortly after graduating she began the journey to realizing one of her lifelong passions: teaching. Anna taught first at Cottage Country School off Ryno Road. She was united in marriage to James R. Hunt April 19, 1952, at St. Anselm's Catholic Church, in Anselmo. They made their home, again in Ortello Valley; they rented the homestead of Jenny Hill with the stipulation you had to live on the place. James went to the service. James' parents closed up their home in Merna, and went out to live with Anna to help with the chores (milking cows, chickens, hogs, and the farming). Anna taught at Upper Dale country school, often having to commute by horseback. When James returned from Korea, they moved to Kearney where James went to school, returning on weekends to take care of the farm. In this time they were blessed by the arrival of their first child, Judy. In 1958, they returned to Ortello Valley, where they farmed and James taught school. Anna, stayed home with their growing family, and kept watch on the cattle. If she got into a bind with calving and needed help in a hurry, she had some wonderful neighbors who would come to her aid. By this time their family had expanded to two more girls, Jodi and Jeanne, and a boy Almer Downer (a.k.a. A.D.) In the fall of 1966, they moved to Edgar, where she taught second grade. This would be their home for the next three years except for weekends and summers, when they would commute back to Ortello Valley. In the spring of 1969, James and Anna made a soul searching decision to return to Ortello Valley full time. Anna continued to work alongside James and their four children on the farm and ranch. Anna substitute taught and continued to pursue her degree in teaching. She traveled back and forth to Kearney daily in order to attend summer sessions. In August 1973, she received a Bachelor's Degree from Kearney State College. Her degree was a very hard fought milestone, and a great source of pride for her, and her family. She taught full-time from 1976 to 1990. In 1982 Anna and James welcomed their son, A.D. into the farming and ranching operation. During the late 1990's, James and Anna split their time living on their ranch south of Brewster and the farm southwest of Anselmo. In 1996, Anna traveled with her family to receive The Ark-Sar-Ben 100 Year Homestead Award. In addition to being a devoted mother and compassionate teacher, she was her husband's partner and instrumental in the growth of the Hunt and Hunt operation. Anna was a member of the VFW Auxiliary, and St. Anselm's Catholic Altar Society. She is survived by daughters, Judy (Ron) Jacobsen, Jodi (Greg) Smith, Jeanne (Dr. Michael) Downey and son, A.D. (Michaela) Hunt; grandchildren, Diron (Amy) Jacobsen, Dr. Roni Jacobsen, Bobbi Ann (Jared) Pettit, Mike, Jack, Luke, and Drew Smith, Jill, Amanda, and Paul Downey, Sara, Sam, Sadie and Seth Hunt; greatgranddaughters, Kyla and Adilynn Jacobsen, and Emmi Pettit; sister, Agnes Hempstead; brother, Joe Tully; sister-in-laws, Betty Tully and Helen Reynolds. She is preceded in death by her husband, James; grandchildren, Jonathan Jacobsen, Robert and Abbey Smith; brothers, Donald and James Tully; sisters, Mary (Lloyd) Jungles and Katherine (Jack) Dickinson, and sister-in-law, Francis Tully. Funeral services were March 15, 2011, at St. Anselm's Catholic Church in Anselmo, with Father Jim Hunt officiating. A Christian Wake service and Rosary were March 14, at Saint Anselms Catholic Church in Anselmo. Burial was in the OrtelloValley Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Ortello Valley Cemetery. Govier Brothers Mortuary was in charge of arrangements.


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ZI writes: Talking about what game is your personal favorite in the series is a rather popular talking point. We all have various opinions and enjoy several different facets of the Zelda kingdom that at any given point we could prefer one game over another. What we don't talk about are the games that are arguably at the bottom end of the spectrum. In the end, none of the Zelda games are bad. I don't even know if Nintendo knows how to make a bad Zelda game, but in my humble opinion I believe I have compiled a list of five games that are probably at the bottom of my list of Zelda titles. Games I will probably not be replaying anytime soon.
all the phillips ones, it was such a bad move by nintendo sell the rights to Zelda and other classics at the time.
The zeldas I didnt really like were wind waker, and all the top down view ones, probably due to me starting with ocarina of time. Going back to the snes/nes/gameboy ones and expecting wind waker to be like ocarina of time was just setting myself up for a disappointment.
who has time to write up stupid garbage like this?
bad zelda games? really? i dont think so. NO CLICK FOR U. COME BACK 1 YEAR.
5. Ocarina of Time
4. The Minish Cap
3. Four Swords
2. The Legend of Zelda
1. Phantom Hourglass
I strongly disagree!
I liked the minish cap and I love OoT. Wind waker is my favourite though.
i own every zelda game complete in box even the cdi ones and the windwaker variants


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midcenturyLA: 12,000 Sq. Ft. of Vintage Modern Furniture
- Location: North Hollywood, CA
- Website: midcenturyla.com
Store History
- Founded by: David Pierce
Earlier this week we found ourselves finding the perfect set of Hans Wegner dining chairs on Craigslist, but the price was significant enough to give us pause to consider whether we could stretch our budget for them. Of course in the few hours inbetween weighing our options and deciding to take the plunge, the set sold to someone else, teaching us a hard earned lesson of pulling the trigger fast when you see something that falls under your category of perfect. Fortunately, we live in a city with quite a few excellent midcentury resources, and one of the biggest is located in North Hollywood, in a self proclaimed "
5,000 12,000 Sq Ft. of Vintage Modern Furniture". Silica Three midcenturyLA imports midcentury furniture specifically from Denmark and Sweden for sale in United States. Imagine the warehouse section at IKEA, but stocked with vintage era beauties from the likes of Hans Wegner, N.O. Moller, Erik Buck, Arne Norrell, Kai Kristiansen, Arne Vodder, Illum Wikkelso, Tove & Edvard Kindt-Larsen, Peter Hvidt, Orla Morlgaard-Nielsen, Yngve Ekstrom, Ib Kofod-Larsen, Johannes Andersen.
The selection of credenzas alone is dizzying, alongside dining sets, coffee tables, sofas, lighting and lounge seating. The 12,000 square foot warehouse in North Hollywood is packed to the rafters, open to the public every day from 10am-5pm. They do note that if you'd like to specific bed or wall unit setups, to call in advance so they can bring them down for display.
We have yet to find a replacement set for those perfect dining chairs for our new apartment (but we did find a Danish dining table that strikes our fancy, so we're dropping by over the weekend to see it in person), but we're keeping a close eye on midcenturyLA's constantly updated stock online in the hopes something similar pops up between now and our move date (we feel like we should have left a Missed Connections post on CL after losing out). If anything, it gives us a decent excuse to visit retailers like midcenturyLA to daydream about desirable midcentury classics and more unique pieces alike.


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Car Review
2013 Hyundai Veloster Turbo: New Car Review
Pros: Energetic optional turbocharged motor, impressive fuel economy, fun to drive, lots of technology, innovative rear door, great warranty.
Cons: Base engine lacks punch, automated manual transmission could use refinement, ride could be more composed.
What's New: The 2013 Hyundai Veloster is now available in a Turbo trim with a 201-horsepower engine and various other upgrades. As for the non-turbocharged regular Veloster, the automatic-transmission model trades a little power and torque for an extra 2 mpg on the highway.
When the funky Hyundai Veloster hatchback debuted last year, it had practically everything going for it except speed. But, for the intended buyer, these are power-hungry times, so we were quick to ask Hyundai why they were not offering more horses under the hood. Well, consider that problem solved, because the 2013 Hyundai Veloster packs an available 201-horsepower turbocharged engine. In other words, finding fault with this car just got a lot more difficult.
The Veloster Turbo is a big deal because it's both fun to drive and remarkably affordable. At roughly $22,000 to start, the Turbo undercuts comparably equipped rivals like the Mini Cooper S and Volkswagen GTI by thousands. Plus, like every Hyundai, it's backed by an industry-leading 10-year/100,000-mile powertrain warranty, so if you're skeptical about turbo reliability, Hyundai's got your back.
Don't forget the even more affordable base Veloster, though, because it's fundamentally the same car minus the turbocharger. That means you get the same sporty handling and surprisingly refined high-speed demeanor, plus the added bonus of 40 mpg on the highway versus the Turbo's 34-38 mpg. Of course, the regular Veloster is a considerably slower car, but it should suit many drivers just fine.
Overall, Hyundai has done what it often does with new models-listened to critical feedback and quickly addressed a major issue. With extra power now on tap for those who want it, we're running out of nits to pick with the 2013 Hyundai Veloster.
Comfort & Utility
The 2013 Hyundai Veloster is offered in base or Turbo trim. The base model features a robust roster of standard perks, including 17-inch alloy wheels, LED exterior accent lights, a center-mounted trapezoidal exhaust outlet, air-conditioning, cruise control, a tilt-telescopic steering wheel, a trip computer, a height-adjustable driver seat, and a six-speaker audio system with a 7-inch touch screen, Pandora internet-radio capability, and iPod/USB and Bluetooth connectivity.
As for the Turbo, it steps up its game with the turbocharged engine, unique 18-inch alloys, fog lights, exclusive exterior styling elements, center-mounted twin circular exhaust outlets, heated leather sport seats with "Turbo" embroidery, a quicker steering ratio, two TFT driver-information screens, push-button ignition, alloy pedals and an eight-speaker, 450-watt audio system.
The base model is eligible for two packages. The Style package adds 18-inch alloys, fog lights, a panoramic sunroof, the Turbo's eight-speaker audio system, leatherette seat and door trim, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and alloy pedals. The Tech package tacks on rear parking sensors, different 18-inch alloys with painted inserts, automatic headlights, keyless entry with push-button start, and a navigation system with a rearview camera.
Meanwhile, the Turbo's Ultimate package combines elements of the Style and Tech packages, highlighted by the rear parking sensors, panoramic sunroof, and navigation system with rearview camera.
The Turbo can also be decked out in Matte Gray paint for a fee, but buyer beware-Hyundai has very specific requirements for care and maintenance if you want to keep your warranty coverage.
Our interior evaluation of the Veloster left us impressed with the base model's front seats, as they feature more lateral support than we're used to feeling at this price. The Turbo's special front chairs are grippier still. Common to both models is the spaceship-like dashboard, which looks so cool that we're inclined to forgive the mediocre materials employed. The tilt-telescopic steering wheel offers ample adjustability, while the clean, crisp gauges are complemented in the Turbo by a pair of graphically dazzling TFT information screens. Ergonomics are surprisingly good for such an adventurous design, particularly the foolproof climate controls.
Access to the Veloster's back seat is via a conventional forward-hinged third door on the passenger side. It's like a four-door hatchback without the driver-side rear door. That means the rear door opens independently, unlike the so-called "suicide" door that some other three-door cars have utilized, so rear passengers are free to enter and exit as they wish. Passenger space in back is mostly fine, but taller riders won't have enough headroom.
Trunk space in the Veloster measures 15.5 cubic feet by default and 34.7 cubic feet with the rear seatbacks folded down.
The Veloster's standard 7-inch touch screen really sets it apart when compared to other affordable hatchbacks. Hyundai knows its young target buyers want to be on the grid at all times, so virtually every imaginable connectivity feature comes standard. You can also crank tunes from Pandora if you've got an iPhone. The Turbo's high-resolution TFT information screens only add to the tech cachet. The one notable disappointment is that the optional navigation system isn't hard-drive-based, so you can't store your music on it.
Performance & Fuel Economy
The front-wheel-drive Veloster starts with a 1.6-liter inline-4 that makes 138 horsepower and 123 pound-feet of torque when paired with the six-speed manual transmission. We make that distinction because if you specify the optional dual-clutch automated manual, power drops to 132 hp and 120 lb-ft-an "improvement" for 2013 that does boost automatic fuel economy to 28 mpg city/37 highway. The manual remains at 27/3 mpg. Since the base Veloster needs all the horses it can get, our preference is for the fairly satisfying stick-shift. Also, the automated gearbox could use some more development to sharpen its sometimes clumsy shifts.
If cost is no object, the pick of this litter is undoubtedly the Turbo model's 1.6-liter turbocharged inline-4, which cranks out 201 hp and 195 lb-ft. Thanks to twin-scroll technology, most of that oomph is available under 2,000 rpm, so the Veloster Turbo pulls like a train on the highway, even in sixth gear. We'd only ask for more distinctive noises from the twin exhaust cannons out back. Fuel economy is a frankly incredible 24/35 mpg with the manual transmission. If you prefer to have your gears shifted for you, the Turbo also offers a six-speed conventional automatic that drops efficiency to 24/31 mpg.
The 2013 Hyundai Veloster comes with standard stability control, four-wheel antilock disc brakes, and six airbags (front, front-side, full-length side-curtain).
Driving Impressions
The Veloster's steering feels a bit artificial, even in quicker-ratio Turbo form, but it's responsive enough to be entertaining. On curvy roads, the Veloster's wide front track is palpable, keeping the car planted most of the way to its limits. Push too hard and the Veloster's humble economy-car roots become apparent, but most drivers will find a just-right level of sportiness here. On the highway, meanwhile, the Veloster is unexpectedly an absolute champ, tracking straight and true at all speeds. It's downright Germanic, really. We're less enamored of the way the chassis flexes over rough pavement, but hey, let's be honest, Hyundai did a darn good job tuning the Veloster's ride and handling.
Other Cars to Consider
FIAT 500 - The 500 has a power shortage of its own unless you pony up for the pricey turbocharged Abarth; nonetheless, it's got plenty of Italian style if you're looking for a little more sophistication.
Chevrolet Sonic LTZ - No motivation issues here, as the turbocharged Sonic LTZ has plenty of zest for squirting through traffic. It's a surprisingly comfortable car on the highway, too.
Honda CR-Z - Honda's odd hybrid-powered coupe only has two seats, but it gets better overall fuel economy than the Veloster, and we like its slick six-speed shifter and futuristic interior.
AutoTrader Recommends
The Veloster Turbo is our kind of car-quick, stylish, and packed with value. We wouldn't need any of the fancy add-ons; just give us a bone-stock Turbo for $22k and we'd be laughing all the way to the bank.
In November 2012, Kia and Hyundai adjusted the fuel economy ratings on some 2011-2013 models. This article has been modified to reflect the accurate EPA ratings.


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SHANGHAI — Basketball-crazed countries around the world tuned in to see the Miami Heat beat the San Antonio Spurs in a tense Game 7 of the NBA Finals last week. Now, league officials are hoping audiences in China, its largest international market, will soon be enthralled by a different kind of hoops drama: a 3-D sci-fi basketball movie featuring some of the NBA's top names.
The $10-million film, "Amazing," features New York Knicks forward Carmelo Anthony, Lakers center Dwight Howard and former Chicago Bulls forward Scottie Pippen in supporting roles and had its world premiere at the Shanghai International Film Festival last week. The film, which includes dialogue in Mandarin and English, was four years in the making and is the first such NBA effort outside of the U.S.
Helmed by U.S.-educated Chinese director Sherwood Hu, "Amazing" probably will get its full rollout in China in mid-October, timed to coincide with China's National Day holiday and the NBA Global Games, which will feature the Lakers making their first appearance in the Middle Kingdom (they'll face off against the Golden State Warriors twice: once in Beijing and again in Shanghai).
Whether U.S. audiences will ever see "Amazing" in theaters, though, remains unclear. Though outgoing NBA Commissioner David Stern gave his blessing to the production — Hu says Stern even came up with its title — NBA officials have yet to make plans for a stateside release.
"We'll take it one step at a time," said NBA China Chief Executive David Shoemaker. "I'm very excited for it and for its potential in China. It's made for a Chinese audience. But if it's as popular and successful as I think it will be, who knows, maybe we'll see it in the U.S. too."
"Amazing" centers on a video game company boss, Frank (Eric Mabius of TV's "Ugly Betty"), who is eager to rush his firm's new thought-controlled basketball game to market, despite the objections of the project leader Bingshan (popular Chinese actor Huang Xiaoming), who warns that a bug in the system could escape the computer and infect players' brains.
Along the way, Anthony shows up to coach an after-school program in China and speaks Shanghainese. Pippen materializes at the bedside of his No. 1 Chinese fan, and wakes him from a coma by massaging his legs. Howard appears in a light blue spandex superhero get-up with a cape and tries to use chopsticks.
"Think about the basketball as being a girl," Howard tells Bingshan in one memorable line of dialogue during a one-on-one pickup game. "You've got to hold her, caress her, kiss her, and when you do that, she'll make you happy."
Two former NBA players from China — Wang Zhizhi and Yi Jianlian — also turn up in bit parts in the story, which cuts between the "Tron"-like virtual world inside the game, the company drama and a love triangle. Footage from multiple NBA games is included in the film as well, courtesy of the league, though no images of Michael Jordan were allowed, Hu said, because the Bulls legend controls the rights to those.
China is the NBA's largest market outside the U.S., with a fan base estimated at 300 million; during the season multiple games are broadcast each week on state-run CCTV and streamed online. For last week's NBA Finals between the Heat and the Spurs, CCTV reporters were on site in both cities to do live commentary and landed the first postgame, on-court interview with the Heat's Chris Bosh.
The NBA has official retail stores in China (in the film, Yi plays a store manager who asks Pippen for his autograph). The league is also partnering on the $1.5-billion, 120,000-square-foot NBA Center near Tianjin, east of Beijing, which will include courts, restaurants, a fitness center and more when it opens in 2015.
"Part of our mission here in China is to do more and more things to connect our huge fan base with authentic NBA experiences," Shoemaker said, citing "Amazing" and the NBA Center as two such endeavors. "We are absolutely looking at other ventures in original programming, be it movies, be it television, be it items in the digital media, to continue to connect with our fans."
The idea for "Amazing" dates to 2009, when Shanghai Film Group approached the NBA with the basic idea for a film that would center on basketball and video games. They asked Hu to fly to New York and help them make the pitch. (This despite the fact that his previous movie was an art house Tibetan-language version of "Hamlet" and he had never actually directed a film in Mandarin.)
Hu, a Lakers fan who lived in L.A. for several years starting in the mid-1990s, jumped at the chance.
"When I came to the United States in 1987, three things had influenced my life," Hu, now 45, recalled. "First, Hollywood films. Second, Michael Jackson and MTV. Third, the NBA — I had never seen that kind of excitement."
NBA officials were enthused about the idea and arranged for Anthony, Howard and Pippen to participate. (Though Hu wanted Yao Ming to appear in the film, he was injured and unavailable; Chinese American Jeremy Lin was not yet a phenom in the league so was not initially considered.)
Filming began in fall of 2010 in Shanghai with the scenes with the NBA players, who were available only for a few days each because of training schedules, Hu said. Then production was halted for half a year while Hu polished the script and waited for some of his other actors to finish other films. Shooting resumed the following spring and wrapped in October 2011.
Language was a key issue during the production because of the multinational cast that included actors not only from the United States and China but also South Korea, Taiwan and Hong Kong.
"They had a script in Chinese. Sherwood and I would sit down every day, and he would tell me what's going on and then I would write it in English," Mabius recalled. "Then they would translate it into Korean for the Korean actress so she would know what's going on, then she would learn the English and then we would shoot it. So we had to do every scene, like, three times."
Stateside attempts by NBA stars to make movies in just one language have had mixed results. The Michael Jordan-Bugs Bunny "Space Jam" took in $230 million worldwide, for instance, but Shaquille O'Neal's "Kazaam" — in which he played an ancient genie who emerges from a magic boombox — didn't even earn back its $20-million production budget.
"Amazing" was initially slated for a 2012 release, but that was pushed back when Hu and Shanghai Film Group decided to convert the movie to 3-D.
Mabius said that of all the NBA players, Howard took his performance the most seriously.
"He has an acting coach; he really wants to be an actor," Mabius said. "He's a natural, he's got great charisma. He's very disarming. I think he's got a lot more potential than say, Shaq in 'Kazaam.'"


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Still here
Getting to grips with things at the start of a new term is always time consuming. A brief post to say that I will be creating a new blog in my role as SSDN mentor which has been rebranded "Glow". Haven't had time to look at the introductory material yet but as the training has been delayed until at least next April it will allow me to settle into my new class and school.
Attended in-service on Curriculum for Excellence. All Primary and Secondary teachers were together, a real novelty but a worthwhile experience in itself. Look forward to seeing how things move forward.
Now it is back to class preparations...big list , much to be done


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Winter Walk – RHS Wisley
February 25 @ 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
An event every day that begins at 10:00am, repeating until Saturday, March 31, 2018
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About the Event
Wrap up warm and enjoy the colours of winter at Wisley. Pick up a trail leaflet at the Garden entrance and follow the trail around the Winter Walk with its winter interest plants; colourful stems reflected in the lake, sweet smelling winter flowers, frost covered leaves and many different barks showing off their rich textures and colours. Beyond the Winter Walk trail, slip into the Pinetum with its gentle giant evergreens; or wander along the grass paths through the Arboretum where skeleton trees are silhouetted against the sky. Drop in for a warming drink at one of the cafes, or stay for lunch. The walk is free with normal Garden admission.


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Murray, Ward put GB on brink
Great Britain will wait to decide whether to throw Andy Murray into a battle with the best doubles pairing in the world as they look to wrap up a Davis Cup victory over the United States.
Wins for Murray over Donald Young and, thrillingly, James Ward in five sets over Sam Querrey on Friday put the visiting British 2-0 up in the World Group tie and one point from a famous victory in San Diego.
Murray had been scheduled to line up alongside Bob and Mike Bryan in Saturday's doubles, but captain Leon Smith may opt to rest the British number one knowing a singles victory on Sunday - most likely against Querrey - would be enough.
Smith told BBC Sport after Friday's action: "That's a conversation that I'll have with the guys tonight and tomorrow morning. I'm pretty open about it."
Wimbledon champion Murray showed no ill effects from his Australian Open exertions and had no apparent problems adapting to the newly-laid clay at Petco Park, home of the San Diego Padres baseball team, as he raced to a 6-1 6-2 6-3 win.
World number 175 Ward's win was even more impressive, though, as he battled for more than three hours on his way to a 1-6 7-6 (7/3) 3-6 6-4 6-1 victory.
The big-serving Querrey, ranked 49th, was the clear favourite, but the English player justified the faith shown in him by Smith to record a famous success.
Ward told BBC Sport: "I love playing Davis Cup, I love playing for my country and that shows in my performances
"It's such a great win. I played well, dug in and gave myself a chance and in the end it worked."
Earlier, Young, the world number 79 who replaced the injured John Isner in the US team, had no answer to Murray's game as the Wimbledon champion wrapped up victory in the first rubber of the World Group first-round clash.
Murray went into the match on the back of a run to the quarter-finals in Melbourne and still feeling his way back into the rigours of the main tour after back surgery.
But he needed no time to find his feet on Friday as he broke twice in each set to finish the match in one hour 38 minutes.
Murray's win was the first time Britain had won a live singles rubber at a Davis Cup World Group tie since Tim Henman defeated Sweden's Jonas Bjorkman in 2002 in Birmingham.
And it was followed immediately by a second as Britain put themselves in an excellent position to claim their first Davis Cup win over the US since 1935.