text:
We have some extra information
Landlocked between the two giants Russia and China lies the beautiful country of Mongolia. This country is the ideal location for impressive, adventurous and unforgettable tours. Experience true nature and culture, not yet submerged in tourism. Drive across the vast plains with a 4x4 vehicle, where you can choose your own path. Go on an expedition to the enormous, divers Gobi desert. Stay in the fast developing city of Ulaanbaatar and discover it's unique traditions and joyful people.
We can offer all the information you need on destinations, accommodation, unique tours and guide services. We are highly experienced since we were one of the first organizing tours in Mongolia, therefore we have excellent connections in Mongolia and we can make sure your trips run smoothly.
We would like to provide group specific information for travel organisers from all over the world. Our aim is to assist you in building new and exciting group travel itineraries to Mongolia. If you would like help and advice about bringing your groups to Mongolia, please contact our team.
For more information or bookings.


text:
Product Description
Help Emily Jones teach Fledge to fly!
Join Emily Jones as she searches for dragon cherries in Elvendale. Look up in the tree; a beautiful, sparkling dragon egg has hatched! Help her get the baby wind dragon out of the egg with some chocolate. Use the wobbling stepping stone to teach Fledge how to fly back up to the moss nest!
- Includes an Emily Jones mini-doll figure, plus Fledge the baby wind dragon.
- Features a waterfall with cave, tree, wobbling stepping stone function and a moss nest.
- Help Emily Jones lure the baby wind dragon, Fledge, out of her egg with a chocolate bar.
- Join Emily as she uses the stepping stone function to teach Fledge to fly.
- Accessory elements include an opening translucent egg, chocolate bar, lantern, dragon cherries and a basket.
- Dragon moss nest measures over 2" (6cm) high,3" (8cm) wide and 1" (5cm) deep.
- Egg measures over 1" (4cm) high, 1" (3cm) wide and 1" (3cm) deep.
WARNING : Choking Hazard. Small Parts. Not for Children under 3 years

subset: commoncrawl


text:
I remember when I attempted to dupe Deborah Lippmann's Glitter is in the Air; I enjoyed it so much that I wanted to make some more frankens. I left some unfinished and last weekend while cleaning my folders I found this pictures. I don't remember all of the polishes used, but think that Nina Ultra Pro Blue Blaze, Sally Hansen White On, NYC Starry Night Silver glitter and Nabi New Round Glitter are in the mix.
This one looks really cool, but not color-accurate. My Parents are using the new camera while on vacation, so I resorted to the old one, which kind of Instagram-ed most of the pictures I took...weird camera.
This polish is still unnamed. Do you have any name suggestions?


text:
Tampa – Fans can find fresh fetish clips in each of Roxie Rae's clip stores New Year's Day to January 7th.
January 1: Cadence Lux and Roxie Rae's White Socks Get Dirty From Cleaning
January 2: Nyxon Forces her Smelly Gym Feet In Sammi's Nose and Face featuring Sammi Ross
January 4: Ashton Gets on her Knees and Licks Akira's Pantyhose Feet to Keep Her Job with Akira Shell and Ashton Monroe
January 6: Sadie Teaches her Little Sister Luna to use her Feet and Seduce Men with FootJobs with Luna, Sadie Holmes, and Pantyhose Jon.
January 2: Akira Shell Worships Ashton Monroe's Sweaty Armpits
January 4: Sadie Holmes and Roxie Rae Height Comparison
January 1: Homework Wedgie Humiliation with Stefania Mafra and Scarlet Hart
January 4: Sadie Holmes Wants to Wedgie Your Girlfriend
January 5: Roxanne Rae and Maria Marley Sexy Wedgie Play
January 1: Maria vs. Vanessa Karate Match and Foot Domination with Maria Marley and Vanessa Rain
January 4: Britteni Bank vs. Sammi Ross Karate Match and Foot Domination
January 7: Michelle Peters Earns Her White Belt featuring Roxie Rae
Follow Roxie on Twitter and Instagram, or surprise her with a gift from her Wish list!
PR …read more


text:
The End of the Stag Hunt (c. 1740)
A noble lord on horseback towers above his fallen prey, surrounded by his men and his hounds. Behind them, the courtly company is gathered in a tent whose relative modesty is hardly reflective of the scale of the hunting events some German princes staged in emulation of Louis XIV (r. 1661-1715) and his successors. During the Baroque and absolutist era, hunting continued to be a privilege of the noble elites and, in some cases, of the territorial sovereign exclusively. Hunts were staged in many forms – from coursings with huge parties to deer hunts involving only the sovereign and a few huntsmen and guests. Extravagant large-scale hunts served both representative and practical purposes – they underscored the prince's powers while providing his kitchens with substantial amounts of game. The attitude of subjects – especially peasants – toward princely hunting activities was ambivalent at best. On the one hand, the hunts benefited the peasants by controlling the game population, which, when left unchecked, the damaged fields and forests. On the other hand, the massive hunting parties also did their own damage to crops. Copperplate engraving by Johann Elias Ridinger (1698-1767), c. 1740.
© Bildarchiv Preußischer Kulturbesitz


text:
Ameer Abdullah, Willie Young, Tracy Porter, Bryce Callahan
Detroit Lions running back Ameer Abdullah (21) gets gang tackled by Chicago Bears outside linebacker Willie Young (97), Chicago Bears cornerback Tracy Porter (21), and Chicago Bears rookie cornerback Bryce Callahan (37) during the NFL week 17 regular season football game against the Chicago Bears on Sunday, Jan. 3, 2016 in Chicago. The Lions won the game 24-20. (©Paul Anthony Spinelli)Add to Lightbox Download


text:
Saturday, July 16, 2016
House Update
This was our ugly brass front door plate before:
We replaced the old brass lockset with this one.
Here is the plate after painted with Rustoleum Painter's Touch oil rubbed bronze.
As you can see, close up in the light you can tell its painted but the reality is I am probably the only one who would notice! Unfortunately it wasn't something that could be spray painted so it took a bit of tediousness. 2 coats of primer and 3 coats of paint were used.
Overall it looks great compared to the old beat up brass. Since this is a custom plate on the 116 year old door, painting was the most logical choice. I plan on keeping the door as is where you can see that there was on old decorative plate at one time. It just adds more historical character!
This same paint comes in a spray version so I plan on painting 3 old brass ceiling light fixtures with it for a better flow.
This was a little thing that annoyed me. The old door stoppers in various conditions of yuck! This one didn't even have its stopper anymore.
Now we have new ones for only $2 a piece.
At some point I need to touch up the paint around them.
I painted some of the cool twigs left by the tree service the electric company sent to our property.
I also made over an old lamp that looked like this before:
Now it looks like this:
While I liked the original look of this vintage piece, it never went with anything.
I went a little crazy with the crystals upcycled from our old chandelier. It is a bit tacky so I may remove them or just have less embellishment.
I also made pull chains for our new ceiling fans with some of the large chandelier crystals.
I hope you enjoyed seeing these tweaks! Next will likely be the replacement of our basement windows and 2 of the exterior doors (not the front door of course). We are in the estimating process right now so hopefully soon!
Thank you for stopping by! ~Val
20 comments:
It's the little things that make all the difference! The door plate looks really great :) And love how you repurposed those crystals!ReplyDelete
it's this little things that makes a big differentReplyDelete
I love what you have done so far
looks like you guys are having fun design all the little things around the house! I love what you did with the door - what a great idea!ReplyDelete
I love the little details....ReplyDelete
The door plate looks really good now with the matt finish and I love the ceiling fan pulls!ReplyDelete
What a little bit of paint can do, wow! Love how it turned out, Val. I haven't done any of the needed renovation things lately, though. Love how the lamp turned out, you are very good at such things, girl. Happy Sunday.ReplyDelete
Val, you are so creative!! Your "house", is looking more and more like your home!! I love what you are doing!!! The brass plate, the twigs, the lamp, the crystals, even the door stopper, looks great!!!! You are doing excellent! Big Hugs!ReplyDelete
my dreadful connection is not loading much for me to see, but i'm glad you're continuing to make progress.ReplyDelete
Great work!!!!ReplyDelete
Have a good week, dear Val!!!:)))
Besos desde España, Marcela♥
Sometimes it is the little things that matter most! the new door plate looks lovely! looks like you have been busy....absolutely love that lamp makeover, so pretty!!ReplyDelete
All those little details make a house a home! I always wanted have a vase with twigs like yours ;)ReplyDelete
I like the lamp, very fancy!ReplyDelete
Very lovely! I like this so much,ReplyDelete
** Join Love, Beauty Bloggers on facebook. A place for beauty and fashion bloggers from all over the world to promote their latest posts!
Sometimes all the finishing touches are the most fun! Love the new lamp color!ReplyDelete
You have been one busy lady!ReplyDelete
The new lock set looks great, and I absolutely love what you did with the lamp.
Happy day to you, Val!
Val, you're doing a really good job girl. I love that you're taking your time and sticking with the aesthetics of the original house. The door plate/handle looks so good and I am loving those twigs. You're so good. Giving me lots of ideas.ReplyDelete
Your repainted/replaced brass lockset and plate look very elegant!ReplyDelete
Those little things are often the "big" things and make a world of difference in a home :) Your place is looking wonderful, my friend. Have a great week!ReplyDelete
Great improvements! They may be little but they really do make a big difference, don't they? ☺ReplyDelete
Super creative! I love the lamp :)ReplyDelete


text:
The Yampa Valley is a place full of spirituality inspired by the deep connection with the majestic mountains and bluebird skies. Steamboat welcomes those of all religions and cultural practices and aims to provide comfortable and safe places for our diverse community members. Steamboat has numerous churches of varying denominations, a multitude of yoga studios specializing in different styles and a Buddhist center on the west side of town for devotional practices.
Steamboat has welcomed the Dalai Lama and many other motivational speakers to the area. The library has housed monks offering presentations on creating mandalas and the newest addition to sixth and oak is a beautiful Methodist Church. There are church services at the top of the mountain on Sunday mornings, among our variety of offerings.


text:
You work hard at your job. Your knees might creak a bit when you're planting the tomatoes, but you're not ready to retire for a while yet. You've got a lot of things to do with your salary, like help out the kids and helping a bit where you live. Donating to the hospital makes sense, too, because your parents need a bit more care now, and it's good to know that the best care for them is close by.
Every day of every month, Osler needs your support to help us provide superb healthcare for you, your family, and your community.
With the Monthly Partners in Care program, you don't have to worry about forgetting – it's done automatically, every month.
How is monthly giving good for you?
How is monthly giving good for Osler?
We thank you for making a monthly gift. It is proof of your commitment to health care, and is deeply appreciated.
Ready to become a monthly donor?
Sign up online or contact Ana Santos, Manager, Direct Response, at 905.494.2120 ext. 22424 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Donate Now


text:
I've been spending a decent amount of time trying to figure out which phone carrier would rip me off the least and reading up on the many smart phones available on the market right now and others soon to be released. What it really boils down to is how much money I want to spend. At the moment I have many medical bills showing up in my mail box from the past three months and I really don't have the extra money to drop on a phone nor to start paying for a monthly data plan. I don't know how much I'd actually use data anyway. Most of my time is spent at home or work where I readily have access to wifi networks. I also have an iPad3 with which I can do mobile things. I'm actually quite satisfied with my current phone with the exception of the battery. A quick search revealed I can purchase a new battery for about $5 so that's what I did yesterday. I got a new battery and a new hard case, mine is cracked in a few places, for $10 with shipping. This should extend my phone's life for a bit and save me the money I was trying to find for a new phone and data plan.
Tag Archive for smart phones
AT&T and Verizon attempt to copy T-Mobile
After T-Mobile's announced the new plan for customers to more easily keep up with the Joneses and their new phones, AT&T and Verizon announced similar plans as well.
AT&T was the first to announce their plan called NEXT where customers could get a new phone every year if they agree to pay full price for their device over the course of 20 months. At 12 months customers may opt to purchase a new device. This sounds great except you basically end up paying the same for your wireless/data plan AND pay full price for your device. Here's an article that more eloquently explains everything.
And now Verizon has a similar plan called EDGE where you're eligible for an upgrade every 6 months as long as you've paid 50% of the full price for your device. Similar to AT&T, you end up paying for an unsubsidized phone AND the same wireless/data plan. Here's another article explaining things in more detail.
I really wish T-Mobile had better coverage so I could actually use my phone if I switched to them as my provider. I also wish people would do the math on these "great deals" and decide what is really best for them in the long run. I also wish there was some regulation of cell phone companies and cable TV/internet companies so us consumers weren't constantly screwed with the option of pay the money or go without.
CNET's Ask Maggie column has a great breakdown showing the total cost of ownership. The consumer pays more no matter what with T-Mobile screwing you the least. Your best bet is to hold onto that phone for two years.
T-Mobile announces new phone replacement schedule
T-Mobile is truly turning the cell phone market on its head. Earlier this year they announced no more two-year contracts and today they unveiled a new plan allowing subscribers to replace their phone every six months. The new program is called JUMP! and costs an extra $10 a month, which includes premium cell phone insurance. Just the insurance alone would cost you $8 a month by itself.
If you're unfamiliar with how T-Mobile works, you can either buy a phone outright and then choose a monthly service plan, or you can pay a minimum amount on the phone and then pay around $20 a month for the next two years to pay off the phone. This is similar to how AT&T and Verizon work, but you're not locked in for two years, the phone may be paid off at any time and there is no penalty for leaving T-Mobile before the two years are up. With JUMP! you can still pay the minimum amount required for a phone, and then you'll pay $30 a month with the option to upgrade in six months. The kicker is you're not responsible for paying off the remainder owed on your phone when you upgrade.
So what's the catch? For me, it's the fact T-Mobile still does not have adequate coverage where I live. At best I could receive 2G data and have "acceptable" voice signal where I live. That's what I call unacceptable. If i lived in a more heavily populated area like LA, NYC or Atlanta, I'd be signing up tomorrow. For now Verizon still seems to be the best deal for me because of their data/voice coverage and the discount available to me through my employer.
Need a new phone
I've been avoiding the world of smart phones, or as my friend Soulman calls them, "phones," for a while now. I'm still rocking a slider with a full size QWERTY keyboard. It's great for texting and has been a decent phone until the past six months or so. This week my phone epically failed me twice. Occasionally my phone will lock up if I haven't turned it off/on in a while and just blocks all incoming calls/texts. The worst part is it acts as though nothing is wrong. Then another day I went to bed with my phone having plenty of battery power and woke up late for work because it died in the night and did not perform its function as my alarm clock.
My first cell phone contract was with Cingular who was bought out by AT&T. I've been with them ever since, but am now looking to get the best deal possible. Out of the big three, this is what I've discovered this week.
T-Mobile is really shaking up the concept of a cell phone contract. In fact, they threw it out the window. You only pay month-to-month with no lock in, the only catch is you buy your phone un-subsidized. While this may seem like a raw deal, you'll realize how much money you save over time if you just do the math. I would love to switch to T-Mobile, but unfortunately they still have the same problem they've had for years – cell tower coverage. If you live in a heavily populated area or are traveling on a main road/interstate highway, you're good, but if you branch out from those areas there's a good chance your phone won't work too well if at all.
Verizon boasts they have the best cell tower coverage in the country and it's true. They still offer 2-year contracts and have many options for unlimited talk and texting with tiers of shared data. They're also recognized for having some of the best customer service and customer experiences. If you happen to have Verizon FIOS, you can get further deals by bundling your mobile, tv and home phone.
AT&T used to be the big dogs because it was the only place you could get service for your iPhone. In the past few years that has changed and you can pretty much get any phone with any carrier. Some of the features or settings may be different, but you can get the same hardware almost anywhere. For single line plans AT&T tends to be the most expensive and I'm really not sure what you're getting extra out of it. Some bundle services similarly to Verizon, but I can't really handle the lame DSL speeds in my area. AT&T also offers 2-year contracts and their prices are similar to Verizon.
So which carrier is best for me?
Phones and phone accessories pretty much cost the same everywhere so that's not a factor any more. T-Mobile isn't an option for me due to coverage and reception so that basically leaves it up to AT&T and Verizon. A family plan for our two phones with 4GB of shared data is basically the same price with either but Verizon does offer more options to lower our bill if 4GB is more than we need. I currently receive a discount with my previous employer with AT&T and my current employer offers a similar discount. My employer's HR website says we can get a discount with Verizon as well, but Verizon's site says it doesn't exist. Discounts aside, the only other factor is activation/upgrade fees. AT&T charges $36 per line to upgrade a phone on an existing account and Verizon doesn't charge anything extra to open a new line and purchase a phone. So basically this comes down to if I can get a discount through my employer at Verizon.


text:
|Country Action Officer
United Nations
Areas of Expertise
Civil Society, Global Governance, Green/Sustainable Energy, Intergovernmental Organizations, International Non-Governmental Organizations, International Organizations, Peace and Security, Sustainable Development, United Nations, United Nations Reform
Martin Niemetz works in the Office of the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General on Sustainable Energy for All. He holds a PhD in International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Recent Publications
Martin Daniel Niemetz, Reforming UN Decision-Making Procedures: Promoting a Deliberative System for Global Peace and Security, London: Routledge 2015
Martin Daniel Niemetz, "Empowering Civil Society: How to Increase the Input of NGOs into Security Council Deliberation", Journal of Human Rights Practice, 6(1), 2014, pp. 69-88.


text:
This website requires cookies to provide all of its features. For more information on what data is contained in the cookies, please see our Cookie Policy page. To accept cookies from this site, please click the Allow button below.
All prices shown include VAT
- Kyoto Rose Cutting Set£180.00 £150.00
- Kyoto Sprint & YS Park Barber Kit£150.00 £125.00
- Kyoto Sprint Cutting Kit£150.00 £125.00
- Matakki Pro Black Ninja Scisor & Thinner Set£235.00 £195.83
- Matakki Pro Arrow Scissor & Thinner Set£215.00 £179.17


text:
It's hard to believe it's already March 1, 2013. Where did January and February go? I feel like I blinked and they were gone, but isn't that how it is for most of the American population? With our fast paced lives and overly packed schedules, time simply escapes us. We are a culture based on minutes and seconds, not leisurely hours. We set alarms, eat breakfast in the car so we're not late to our first meeting, scarf down lunch while catching up on emails, hurry to the next meeting, slam down some coffee, soda or an energy drink about three o'clock to get us through to the end of the day, snarf a Subway sandwich or fast food burger on the way home so that we can rush in the door, change clothes and head back out to our kid's practice or game, wherein our Bluetooth never separates from our ear because Lord forbid we should miss a call. By 9:00pm we are exhausted and realize we haven't sat down and taken a breath all day. Then, we sleep, wake, shower, get dressed and do it all over again.
We're living the American Dream… or is it a nightmare?
In the olden days a person went to work from 9:00am to 5:00pm, Monday thru Friday. At 5:30pm they were home and seated at the supper table with their family for a meal that wasn't handed through a drive-thru window and didn't come in a little paper sack. Practices weren't scheduled until after dinner time because everyone knew the importance of family. Weekends consisted of both Saturday and Sunday, not just Sundays, and they were spent playing outside and having fun. Retail establishments weren't open on Sundays, because it was still valued as a day for church and a day of rest.
When did we become an over-stressed, over-achieving, workaholic nation? How can we question why our marriages and families are falling apart when we don't have the time to hold them together?
Do we not have the time or do we not take the time?
I used to believe it was that we didn't take the time….that if we could prioritize a little better, things would be different. Now, I see that in our culture it is virtually impossible to even find the time and still remain competitive and successful in the corporate world.
It's hard. It's no wonder why the divorce rate is so high. Parents have to divide and conquer in order to get their kids to every activity and weekends have become all about games, practices, rehearsals or performances and not about quality family time. Parents get run ragged and find themselves with little energy to devote to their marriage. It's so easy to see how the grass can start to look greener elsewhere… but we all know it isn't. Our over-tired vision creates a mirage that rest and peace lies in the arms of someone else…but it doesn't.
We have to re-focus, re-prioritize and re-new our outlook on what is important. Unfortunately, I don't think our fast-paced culture is going to slow down…but that doesn't mean that we have to be constantly caught up in the current to the point that everything meaningful in our life gets drowned. We have to find a way to embrace quality family time…and it doesn't have to be elaborate. In fact, it's better if it's simple. A game of catch. A picnic. A bike ride. A hike up in the mountains. A board game. Ping Pong. Anything that doesn't involve a television screen, a computer, an iPad, an iPhone, an iTouch, an Xbox, a Wii or any other gaming system.
We need eye contact, not iContact.
We need to slow down so that we don't miss the wonderful moments that make life beautiful. A smile, a hug, laughter, a kiss, dancing, music, the sunrise, the full moon, the falling snow, the smell of freshly baked cookies, the sound of geese flying overhead or thunder rumbling across the night sky…. all of the physical manifestations of love and life around us that get lost in our hurried culture. I'd rather miss a phone call or a meeting than miss these.
In all we have gained through technology and advancement, what have we lost? Eye contact. Take the Bluetooth headset off during dinner and don't check your text or email when someone is talking to you. Pay attention and show that you care. That phone call or email or text message can wait.
The eyes are the window to the soul…but if we never stop to gaze into them, how then can we expect to know our children or be connected with our spouse?
Time won't stand still, but we must still find the time. ~


text:
*Blechy because I'm pretty sure he was a minor back then, not because he's gay or whatever. Figured I should address that so I don't get murdered and end up on here.
Oh man. That's just sad. I thought he *was* gay, and it would make me sad for him to be living with that kind of internalized homophobia. He was really young when he stirred all that shit up - like a youngish teenager - which was really he only reason I didn't really poke at him too much. Kids do dumb, dumb shit... and then Dan LaWoo gets them.
I think I saw a signature someone had over in posts on the Julie Mott thread that had a bunch of quotes about being gay but not engaging in gay sex because it is ungodly or whatever, but the person to whom the quotes were attributed wasn't called OldFashioned. I'll have to go look. Did he come back with a new name, or did I miss a spectacular thread where several people espoused such beliefs? Oh, that would be beautiful. Or sad. Either way, I bet that was an epic thread.
If return-ees can ask questions here, I have one more. The two threads that sort of killed me a decade ago were this one - the Trevor Angelli / Dan LaWoo thread and the legendary Lemony Snicket twins thread. I tried to read them both cover to cover meow that I'm back, but I couldn't finish the Beaudilaires. I made it slightly over half way. I see a lot of names in those threads who don't appear so much today... I wonder how many people, especially late-2007 newbies, were burned out by those specific threads, never to be seen again. Ah. Well. Questions, if anyone cares to answer them:
1. I have not seen any posts or replies from Dan laWoo since I got back, though I know he was an infrequent contributor anyway. Is Dan LaWoo or Daughter LaWoo still around?
2. Did LaWoo help Trashy Classy Blonde Bitch (or similar, I haven't seen anything from her, either) find her dad? Or did she find him? There are a lot more resources available meow than there were 10+ years ago.
3. Oh, I hate to bring them up, but the twins. I know that was a fraud, and I'm sad that Anne didn't come here because then we could've gotten her like folks still do to BT, BUT, and I read as far as I could stand, I swear!!! One thing that still perplexes me: did anyone ever solve who the twins in *any* of those pictures were? Idk if we could do reverse image searches in 2007, and being that no one brought it up I'm inclined to believe that it wasn't an easy thing to do then. Just about all of the pictures are gone meow, and I've never figured out how to do a reverse search from my phone anyway. But yeah, before this post gets as long as that cray thread... we're any of the people in the pics ever identified? I'd love to have that thread happen with today's technology.
*did a quick search before hitting post, didn't find an appropriate thread for old-time returnees to ask questions. Where would be an appropriate place to make such a thread?*
**Sorry. I can't sleep because of a med change but I also can't get out of my bed, and so I'm just focusing all of my attention here. Sorry.**
Chit Chat probably would be a good spot for your questions, but I don't think any minds semi off topic here because technically you're new...even if you're old. I don't think La Woo ever came back, but his daughter did once to say he was fine. And I don't think WTBB's dad was ever found, or that I heard of.
...that's about all I can remember about what you typed (I'm too lazy to go back and read lol) because I took sleeping pills a few hours ago and they're only slowly kicking in. I tried.
Anyway, he's a link to the other thread: http://mydeathspace.com/vb/showthrea...-on-this-forum
Hi all... glad to satisfy my morbid curiosity here, but actually trying to search for pics of a suicide death of a friend...
Hey guys! Lurked on and off for years but finally decided to make an account. Laughed when it asked for my ICQ number. In my 30's (ugh), true crime and horror/sci-fi fan, love books, movies, and tv. Have cats and a husband, in that order. Looking forward to some conversation and hopefully some debate!
Welcome, Rudie.
Please remove the information about Cenea Boykin. This is not
Elizabeth Blair aka izzy love and respect
Nice to meet all of you
Hey, everyone!
I randomly found this site on Reddit and... what can I say? You guys are crazy af, but my favourite kind of crazy. So here I am!
My name is Lucas, I'm 28 and from Brazil. I may have also invited my girlfriend to join us. I regret nothing.
See you all around!
Hurricane At The Sea (1850) and Shipwreck (1854) by Ivan Aivazovsky
It's funny, though, cause while I was reading it, people HATED it whenever the thread got bumped. Now it almost feels like a classic.
A hated classic, but still.
Hurricane At The Sea (1850) and Shipwreck (1854) by Ivan Aivazovsky
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
Ad blocker detected: Our website is made possible by displaying online advertisements to our visitors. Please consider supporting us by disabling your ad blocker on our website.
A place to discuss internet linking of radio equipment, such as eQSO, FRN, iRLP, Echolink, and other such systems.
Post Reply
3 posts • Page 1 of 1
- Super Member
- Posts: 391
- Joined: 08 Mar 2012, 22:18
- Location: Norwich
I've just been listening to an Internet based qso on the above frequency from GB3NU. The thing I didn't understand was that I could also hear both sides of the qso on 430.025. Now I know this isn't GB3NUs input frequency so wondered what I was hearing? I don't think it was overload as GB3NU was only S3 on 430.8875 and is a semi local. I also noticed that at times the qso on 430.025 seemed to be stronger than 430.8875. Is there anybody who uses echolink or whatever it was and could explain the 430.025 frequency to me? Thanks.
- nerdsville
- Super Member
- Posts: 352
- Joined: 10 Sep 2010, 14:46
- Location: Nottinghamshire
- Contact:
Re: GB3NU 430.8875
430.025 is in the Simplex Gateway part of the band plan, so probably just someone local running a temporary hotspot/gateway linked to same source as GB3NU or you were receiving a licenced permanent gateway via some lift conditions, some about last night.
- Super Member
- Posts: 391
- Joined: 08 Mar 2012, 22:18
- Location: Norwich
Re: GB3NU 430.8875
Thanks for info. That makes sense.
Post Reply
3 posts • Page 1 of 1
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 0 guests


text:
Paula Deen's Slow Cooker Pulled Pork Sandwiches
The Perfect Crowd-Pleasing Dish for a Summer Barbecue or Family Picnic
The Food Network host shares a delicious, country-style dish your whole family will love.
Cooking Directions
In a small bowl, mix the chili powder, onion powder, garlic powder, salt, pepper, and cayenne, if using. Rub the spice mixture on all sides of the pork. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours, or overnight.
Place pork in a slow cooker. Set on low heat and cook for 10 hours. Transfer from the slow cooker to a roasting pan and shred with two forks, removing any large pieces of fat. Pour the broth into a heatproof pitcher or large fat separator, and skim off the fat. Put the pork back into the slow cooker. Combine the barbecue sauce and 3 cups of the skimmed broth. Stir into the pork and cook 2 hours. Using a slotted spoon, remove the pork from the slow cooker. Place the meat on a serving platter or on individual buns. Serve the remaining sauce alongside.
Servings: 10-15 servings
Prep Time: 5 min
Cook Time: 12 hours
Tip: Serve with Deen's Buttermilk Coleslaw. Click here to get the recipe.
Recipe courtesy of Paula Deen Enterprises, PaulaDeen.com.
This recipe was styled by chef Karen Pickus for Good Morning America.
Recipe Summary
Main Ingredients: pork, barbecue sauce, chili powder, onion powder
Course: Dinner, Lunch, Party Platter


text:
Contact Us
|Design by AIMS
|Disclaimer: This is the official web site of Dharmani Healthcare. All the contents of this Site are only for general information. It is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Do not use this information to diagnose or treat your problem without consulting your doctor.


text:
From the project website (accessed 2016-05-31):
ToposText is a new interface that links readers and travelers to Europe's most ancient literary culture and to the Greek landscape that inspired it. TT presents 5000 places relevant to the ancient Greek world -- ancient cities and shrines, medieval castles and towers, modern museums and excavation sites -- primarily in Greece but including major places from Spain to the Caucasus. It links those places to the ancient authors who wrote about them in Greek or Latin. A huge library of ancient texts married to a detailed gazetteer, available on this web site and as a free mobile application for iOS and Android smart phones and tablets.


text:
Your Adventure Begins Now
Excited to experience a Westwind tour but you're still unsure which one is right for you and your family? No problem at all, this is common! Fill out the required fields below and someone from our team will reach back out in your preferred method of contact to answer any questions still flying around in your head!
Excited about your upcoming experience with Westwind but you're just not quite ready? No problem! Simply enter your email below for our monthly news letter and we promise to keep you up to date!


text:
Your Private House
Lewtrenchard Manor is undoubtedly one of the finest places in the English countryside to enjoy an exclusive use event with family and friends. With roaring log fires, ornate ceilings, four-poster beds, historic paintings and outstanding grounds, the splendour of the Manor provides a unique location for your event.
For special occasions, such as a wedding ceremony and reception or a special birthday, a prestigious corporate evening or a charity event, Lewtrenchard Manor can offer you exclusive access with unrivalled flexibility and privacy.


text:
9625 West 76th Street
Minneapolis, MN 55344
United States
Hysitron's Commitment to Our Customers
Hysitron's reputation for customer service is unsurpassed in the world of nanomechanical testing instruments. This is due to our company‐wide commitment to our customers as well as our adherence to strict manufacturing and quality control practices that ensure smooth instrument installations and operation. The engineering and design of the instruments has also ensured that they will last for many years. It is common to see instruments still in use after 12 or more years of service. This is a much longer useful lifetime than most scientists will expect from a hi‐tech tool.
With instruments in over 40 countries, Hysitron has committed to providing accessible technical support to our customers. We have placed application and service centers in several key locations throughout the world, including The United States, Germany, Czech Republic, India, China, Taiwan, and other countries. In other areas we have fully trained representatives that are capable of installations and front line technical support. Whether you contact us by phone or email for tech support, we strive to get you in contact with one of these engineers immediately.
All of Hysitron's direct service and applications engineers have a minimum of a bachelor's degree in a scientific discipline, and spend at least 3 months in our Nanomechanics Research Lab learning the various applications for our instruments. We are ready to help you with your challenges.
Access to Key Information
Hysitron has also developed a dedicated support website specifically for our customers. The support website contains a software and document download section where you can keep up to date with the most current software and manuals for your instrument. The knowledge base section is continuously updated with new information regarding troubleshooting and techniques for testing with Hysitron's instruments. Customers that have purchased the training videos can also stream the videos directly from the Hysitron support site.
- Hysitron Customer Support Center
- Request Hysitron Customer Support Username & Password for the Hysitron Customer Support Center
- Customer Support Center Terms and Conditions
Ongoing Training
Well trained users are key to getting the most from your Hysitron nanomechanical testing equipment. Hysitron has several ways to help our customers retain all of the basic information needed to run the instruments.
- Onsite instrument testing and training
- Custom classes at Hysitron
- Knowledge Base Resources
- Hysitron Customer Support Center


text:
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on Wednesday night confirmed that he was nominated for his present position in last year's presidential election. Prof. John Paden claims in a book on the President, titled: "Muhammadu Buhari: Challenges of Leadership in Nigeria," that Osinbajo emerged as vice president despite pressure against it by All Progressives Congress (APC) stalwart Asiwaju Bola Tinubu.
But many Nigerians had faulted the claim as they insisted that Osinbajo was nominated for the position by Tinubu. Osinbajo, at a dinner organised in honour of outstanding ex-militants of Presidential Amnesty Programme at the old Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja, confirmed that he was actually nominated for the position.
He said: "I was with a group of young men and women and one of them asked the question how I became vice president; I was never a politician or anything like that. "So, I tried to explain: it is quite simple that someone somewhere has to recommend you; somebody somewhere has to give you a helping hand. Whether to be a vice president or to be an aircraft pilot or to be an engineer, somebody somewhere has to give you an opportunity. I think that all of you that are here today are the beneficiaries of the opportunities that you have somehow received. Read more


text:
This is Claudia O'Doherty's last comedy show. She's about to finally be freed from her contract with Australia's svengali comedy creators, The Nut House, and she longs to do proper theatre. But she's scoured her contract and discovered that nowhere does it stipulate this show has to be funny and so she's going to subject us, we audience schmucks, to an hour of "confronting, upsetting theatre" of the kind usually performed by art school wankers dressed in one colour and usually topped with a stupid hat.
Of course, she's not really; after five minutes of hilariously awful acting involving a suicidal evil monk, a Victorian washerwoman, a cursed telescope and a New York cop, O'Doherty loses her place and spends the rest of the show filling with one-off set-piece gags and gradually unravelling the story of her time with The Nut House, all the time interspersed with sound effects and video from her play which carries on in the background.
The show is chaotic, slightly uncomfortable and increasingly hysterical as she loses the plot more and more. The Telescope was shortlisted for the Fosters Comedy Award and though it's not as new and inventive as it could be (we were strongly reminded of Jonny Sweet's earnest and bumbling creation) it's still far more interesting than an hour of pure stand-up.
Claudia O'Doherty: The Telescope is on at Soho Theatre, Dean Street, until 13 October at 9.15pm. Tickets £12.50 / £10. See the Soho Theatre website for more information. We saw this show on a press ticket.


text:
Yordan Kamdzhalov Moments
Penko and Sotir Gelevi Mystery and its role in illustrations
Mihail Dimov Spilling fantasy into our lives
Aneta Vasileva Making architecture projects transparent
Georgi Hristov The magic around us
Vessela Dantcheva How many times can we understand love?
Emil Jassim Broken: Trust.
Martichka Bozhilova The reality of facts VS the reality of emotions
Viktor Varoshkin and Martin Marovski The biggest risk is not following your dreams
Ivan Moudov The Exchange
Angel Zahariev City, architecture, society, individuals.
Svetozar Georgiev Ghostdog. Physicist. Dramaturg. Poet. Father.
Boyko Rangelov Time. Time travel. The paradoxes of time.
Playground Energy Working together.
Simeon Atanasov A true serial entrepreneur
Animari Dimitrova Rusalya.org


text:
6. I had to do a little extra stocking up at Aldi this week because my son caught a stomach virus and in an abundance of precaution (or likelihood that my husband and I will both have it before the weekend's out), I purchased extra Gatorade, Saltines, Paper Towels & Toilet Paper. Let's hope we don't need it!
Sunday: Chinese Takeout
Monday: Meatball Subs, Tater Tots
Tuesday: Bratwurst, Pierogies, Red Cabbage
Wednesday: Turkey Reubens, German Potato Salad, Pickled Beets
Thursday: Banana Pancakes
Friday: Turkey Goulash with Egg Noodles
Saturday: Clam Chowder in Homemade Bread Bowls
*With some variation, our other meals are typically:
Breakfast: Bagel/French Toast (husband), Buttered Toast/Crumpet (son), Yogurt/Cereal (me)
Lunch: Leftovers (husband), PB&J/Can Fruit/Chips (son), Soup/Egg on Toast (me)
Purchased at Aldi this week:
Gatorade - 10
Toilet Paper - 12 Rolls
Paper Towels - 8 Rolls
Frozen Stir Fry Veggies
Frozen Chicken Tenderloins
Frozen Ground Turkey
Canned Mushrooms - 2
Canned Tomato Sauce - 4
Yogurt - 3
Bacon - 2
Hot Dogs
Cream Cheese
Money Spent Week 3:
Grocery: $52.18
Chinese Takeout: $20.00
Gas: $0
Total $72.18
Week 1 Expenses: $96.28
Week 3 Expenses: $72.18
Running Total/Month: $254.88
Feeling motivated? It's not too late to join in Learning The Frugal Life's "31 Days Of Nothing" Challenge! Also, LTFL is hosting a weekly Link-Up on Fridays to see how others are living frugally through the month here!
Linking Up at Tip Junkie, Today's Creative Blog, The Frugal Girls, Funky Junk Interiors and these other Great Parties!


text:
A new report suggests that the U.S. home price rebound is nearly over, and homeowners should prepare for several years of stagnant prices
Gary Medina, a 16-year industry veteran, recently joined Geneva Financial. He says the company makes it easy for LOs to focus on their real job: originating loans
Foreclosure activity hit its lowest level in eight years in June, according to data released today
The Justice Department on Wednesday put big banks on notice Wednesday that failure to admit misconduct and pay stiff penalties over shoddy mortgage-bond sales would result in litigation by the government
Bank of America has offered to pay a record-tying $13 billion to settle an investigation into its sale of mortgage-backed securities -- but there's still no progress toward a final deal, according to reports
Geneva Financial gives its loan officers the tools to market their businesses as they see fit. Meanwhile, regular industry updates and a focus on continuing education keep LOs in the know
One of the nation's largest mortgage lenders is stepping back from making home loans to less creditworthy borrowers, saying regulations have made foreclosures too expensive
Bank of America will pay out a $650 million settlement to AIG. Meanwhile, the bank's Q2 profits fell 60% as its litigation costs soared
When you're looking for a branch network, underwriting turn times and compliance can be a big piece of the puzzle. That's why Geneva Financial makes underwriting and compliance top priorities.
The head of the Federal Reserve says the housing recovery isn't moving fast enough – due in part to last year's mortgage-rate spike


text:
Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) has the power to handle high loads of data transfer. For example, Facebook and Microsoft are working together to build a trans-Atlantic submarine cable that will handle up to 160 Tb/s - this is acheivable through WDM. So how does WDM work? Well, WDM uses different wavelengths of laser light to combine several optical carrier signals into a single fiber. This multiplies the carrying capacity of the fiber. Historically, WDM has been limited to singlemode fiber. This technology is exceptional, but data centers typically cannot use it, since data center applications often require multimode fiber.
CommScope is proud to announce wideband multimode fiber (WBMMF), an innovative new technology that transfers the power of WDM to multimode fiber. WBMMF can carry at least four times more traffic than OM4. How does WBMMF work? It provides at least four lanes within a single fiber, which allows for the use of four data streams operating at 10G each or 25G each. Plus, the signals are multiplexed at each end into the fibers. And even better - because WBMMF provides multiple separate lanes, it enables efficient Bi-directional (BiDi) traffic for proprietary applications.
One of the perks of CommScope WBMMF, besides that it expands the power of WDM to multimode applications, is that it's backwards compatible with legacy optical equipment and connectors; you don't have to replace everything you already have in order to implement WBMMF. By the end of 2016, the TIA is expected to approve standard 942-B, which recognizes WBMMF as an allowed and recommended fiber for data center migration.
Check out the link below to test your fiber IQ. Plus, download CommScope's new white paper on WBMMF to learn more about this innovative new solution.
Click here to learn more about CommScope.


text:
- Creative
- Animation
- Film Production
- Fine Art
- Graphic Design
- Illustration
- Music Production
- Photography
- UI/UX Design
- Writing
Hi there,
I began The Enlighten Principle a few years ago to help women lose a dieting mindset while providing true nourishment and living food to their bodies, while striking a balance in a soulful, joyful way. The blog I have at present is doing alright, but not great. I provide useful content but I don't have as much reader engagement as I have hoped so I would like to understand what could be more engaging and thought-provoking, as perhaps what I have been writing is not very exciting.
Following Project Step 1, here we go!
Business Reasons:
Personal Reasons:
Penny is 27 and works for a bank. She gets up early to go for a jog with her dog whom she loves, eats well and is in a relationship with a nice man who she thinks will propose soon. She likes to stay fit and is interested in cleansing and delving into her Self to understand herself and therefore life more fully. She likes to teach herself new skills and learn new recipes that are healthy. She is optimistic and has a great social life.
Penny wants children within the next few years and so wants to make sure her body is clean and healthy. She googles cleanses and such to approach cleansing in a healthful manner.
SMART Goals
The Enlighten Principle is a light, informative, and addictive blog focused on providing content about detoxification, cleansing and nutrition to women from 20 to 40, professional working women, and those healing from over dieting and chronic illness so that they can find enlightenment, peace and empowerment in their diet and lifestyle.
Why are we doing this?
By putting in the effort to develop quality content on a regular basis, we plan to:
Blog timing - every other day
I play all roles. My proofreader is a friend.


text:
Like his Videos Please subscribe to him and Help him out on Hits and Sub's You all Rock and Thanks for Your Support.
4×4 Mud Trucks Drag Trucks TheOutlawVideoSS Hanging with Budd14589
Shared by John Doe on 12-Aug-2013
Free Membership Sign Up
Welcome to 4x4.com - a 4WD & 4x4 Off Roading Guide, Directory & Forum dedicated to the global Four Wheel Drive Community.
Join Us Now!
- Connect and expand your network
- View Profiles and add new friends
- Share your photos and stories
- Ask and answering questions
- Create your own group and join others
Write For Us
We need your help! Write for Us and we will give you reward points for your contribution.
Rewards & Benefits
The 4x4 Community wants your participation and we will give you reward points for your contribution.
Points and level help you keep tabs on how active you (and others) on 4X4 Community.
You get points for different type of actions, like submitting an article, sharing your photos, asking a question, answering a question, voting on a question etc.
The more points you get, the higher your level.


text:
UP: Prosecutors. Wisconsin received $30.2 million from the national settlement with five major banks accused of defrauding homeowners, of which $24.3 million went toward the general fund. Gov. Scott Walker promised to use the rest to help homeowners facing foreclosure. But the Wisconsin State Journal reports that the Department of Justice is using $2 million of the money to boost the salaries of attorneys and county prosecutors around the state. Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett protests that the money was intended to help homeowners.
DOWN: Chris Taylor. The Democratic state representative from Madison has been placed on the Capitol Police's protester watch list, as part of Capitol Police Chief David Erwin's ongoing crackdown on peaceful demonstrators. Taylor, who has been critical of the chief, tells The Capital Times: "I'm really kind of thunderstruck that they're keeping such a thing. This looks like a blacklist to me of people who are exercising their constitutional rights."


text:
Hotel Tree Top
Perched on a hillock within the Salient area of the Periyar Wild Life Sanctuary is Tree Top, an idyllic retreat that offers an unparalleled opportunity to savor the magical sensation of the evergreen rainforests that straddles the tiny state of Kerala on the southwestern tip of the Indian Peninsula. Sandwiched between the mighty Western Ghats [mountain range] and the Arabian Sea, Kerala is an amazingly stunning and beautiful strip of land and many a ship has set sail in search of the veritable gold mine of spices grown in the upper reaches of her forests, since time immemorial. Situated 2800 feet above MSL, the climate is pleasantly cool through out the year and the unpolluted mountain air truly invigorating and the experience sublime.
Powered By ShyamNet


text:
Hey everybody…I have some news, some news….
… maybe your heard it already on Facebook but once again I have to tell the great news…I have made it onto the Team of the wonderful Scrapbook store Scrapdelight in Nieuwegein!!!! How wonderful, I am so happy and proud! This also means that in the nearer future I will give a workshop at the store! How great is that!!! As soon as I know more I will let you know! Since I am not sure yet what and how I cannot yet show you guys what I have been working on lately, but some sneaks won't do harm 😉


text:
Basically, there's nothing to do at this point than sit back and wait for the Big Nasty Real World to break things. And I'm out of town for a couple of days, so I'm literally forced to just let the run-in version sit there and not mess with it, which is exactly what I should do.
So, in the meantime, I'm happily distracted by Biologically-Inspired Massively-Parallel Architectures – computing beyond a million processors by Steve Furber and Andrew Brown.
This project neatly involves quite a lot of things I care about, as one of my Majors was Artificial Intelligence, I've written code for massively parallel machines (the 4096 processor MASPAR) and built Artificial Neural Networks on my old ARM-based Archimedes A310 which was co-designed by... Steve Furber.
Steve Furber and Sophie Wilson are together responsible for ARM, perhaps the most successful processor of all time, if you count cores shipped / in use rather than dollars or profit. The Nintendo DS has two. Your smartphone may have up to five. There are more ARM processors on the planet than people. They made 2.4 billion CPUs in 2006 alone.
I doubt I'm uniquely qualified to critique this paper, but there's probably not many of us.
First, the good. The paper contains the general outlines of a computer that contains 1 million processors, capable of simulating a neural network about 1% the complexity of the human brain (a billion neurons) in real-time. And this isn't just hand-waving. The design is based on some custom ASICs (standard cores, but some specialised network interfaces) but then Steve does that kind of thing in his lunch break. ARM and Stilistix are on board, and ready to make silicon for him.
I'm quite sure he could build this machine, turn it on, and it would work pretty much as advertised. And a million processors might sound like a small building's worth of rack space, but your average ARM core probably costs two dollars, and will run off a AAA battery. This is how you can pack 50,000 card-sized nodes into a couple of cabinets without melting through the floor - or blowing the budget. This is a cheap machine, relatively speaking.
Steve makes the point that your average computer costs as much in electricity as the original hardware. Since CPU power increases exponentially with every generation, but energy is getting more expensive, your power bills become the limiting factor.
However, the most impressive thing about this machine is not the processing power, but the networking. If you're simulating a billion neurons, you have the problem that each one connects to a thousands others. Every (easily simulated) neuron event generates a thousand messages that need to get to other nodes. It's not enough to have massively parallel processing - you need massively parallel connectivity too. Steve's self-healing toroidal mesh is just the ticket.
So, that's the hardware sorted. How about the software?
Well... ahem. I think the most surprising thing is how little the field of Artificial Neural Networks has progressed since I left University, nearly two decades ago. Either that, or our little group was more advanced than I realized. Reading the new paper, all the descriptions of neuronal behaviour are pretty much the same as my day. This shouldn't be too surprising, I suppose. How neurons physically work was sorted out by medicine a while ago.
And this is probably why Steve Furber's "Spiking Neural Network architecture" is basically the same as the scheme I came up with in 1992. (Ah, if only I'd published...) We seem to have gone down the same path, for the same computational reasons, Only I think he's missed some things about how the biology works.
Before I get into that, I should point out that even though I had a cool idea long ago, there was absolutely no possibility at the time of putting it into practise. Steve has done the hard part, designing (and funding) a machine on which to test these theories. Finally.
And when I say "he's missed something", he's done it for the best of reasons; by approaching the problem a little too logically. Being an outstanding engineer, he has sought to remove the inefficiencies of squishy biological neurons and replace it with clean and perfect silicon.
However, it's my belief (any untested theory is just a belief) that two of the squishy inefficiencies that he's trying to remove are actually vital to the entire process: the time it takes signals to propagate along the dendrites, and the recovery time of the neuron.
I could go into a little chaos theory here, but let's just stick with the concept that, after a neuron fires, it's unavailable for a short time. And since timing is everything, this is equivalent to inhibiting the activity of the neuron for the window of the next spike. Perhaps an important one. We don't have to turn a neuron off to inhibit it (this takes a lot of time and effort) we just have to fire it prematurely. We are deliberately creating high-speed 'disappointment'.
Let's combine that with the dendrite propagation time, for some simple mind experiments.
Imagine a neuron that has it's output connected to another neuron by two connections of different lengths. So when the first neuron fires, the second receives two signals, with a delay in between. If the potential is large enough to fire (spike) the second neuron, then it will probably fire when the first signal reaches it, but can't fire when the later signal reaches it, because it will still be in recovery.
Let's say it's that second firing window which is actually the important one, needed to trigger a final neuron at the perfect time. So if the first neuron is prematurely firing the second neuron (which means it's still recovering when it gets the 'proper' signal later on) then it's effectively inhibiting it from doing it's job.
To let the second (wanted) signal through , all we have to do is fire the poor second neuron even earlier. An earlier spike (from yet another neuron) would inhibit the inhibition spike from the first neuron. Doing it at just the right moment means the neuron has recovered in time for the final spike.
So we can alter which of two time windows the second neuron spikes in by sending a 'control' signal a little earlier. Not exactly boolean logic.
Any percussionist knows all this. Hit the drum too soon (when it's still vibrating from the previous strike) and it sounds different.
This is of course completely inefficient, although elegant in it's own way. Any decent engineer wants to simplify all this inhibiting of inhibitions via multiple redundant paths. But I think it's an important part of how our brains process information, so removing that 'inefficiency' will prevent the network from behaving like it's biological counterpart. All that chaotic delay might be the seat of conciousness. Who the hell knows.
But I don't see this level of temporal control in Steve Furber's paper. In fact, he seems to be actively working against it by desynchronizing the mesh, although that might just be the lowest hardware level, and perhaps 'global time' is accurately established by each node's clock. The spike packets apparently contain no time information, and seem to be broadcast to all receiver neurons instantly. That sounds like dendrite propagation is being ignored, to me.
Without very tightly modelling propagation delays, how do we recreate all the subtle phase timing of a biological brain? This is my concern. From what I've seen, nature takes advantage of every trick it can use.
Fortunately the fix is pretty simple: Just tag each strike broadcast packet with a global time, and then have a delay queue on each neuron's inputs to process them in time order. If the mesh communications is fast and reliable enough, perhaps just the delay queue is enough.
There you go, concious computer, no problem. Next?


text:
A spacious three-bedroom apartment in Tikkurila is furnished for six persons. The apartment is cozy and has a homely feeling. The kitchen is well-equipped and has a dishwasher. Besides, there is a washing machine in the bathroom. For additional comfort, there is a glazed balcony and a sauna in the apartment. Besides the bathroom, there is a separate toilet in the apartment. There is an own parking place for customers in the front yard. The apartment is located in Tikkurila near all the services. The nearest bus stop is within less than 200 meters and the train station less than a kilometer of the apartment. The nearest grocery store is less than 400 meters away, and there are a lot of other services nearby as well, for example restaurants, sporting facilities and schools. Moving from the apartment by car is easy, and the nearest highway (Kehä III) can be accessed within a few minutes. The apartment is fully furnished and you can find dishes in the kitchen so that you can have breakfast and prepare dinner. Services to help your day-to-day life (for example, cleaning services) are also available to the apartment. After booking, you will receive payment instructions and a payment link from the property via email. Credit cards are only needed to guarantee your booking. Please note that check-in takes place between 16:00 and 17:00 at Forenom office Ilmailutie 9, 01530 Vantaa. Upon arrival, guests will receive keys. Guests arriving after 17:00 on weekdays, after 16:00 on Saturdays and all times on Sundays need to contact Forenom office at least 3 hours in advance. Contact details are included in the booking confirmation.
건물 내 무료 주차
무선 인터넷
이용 불가: 화재 감지기
이용 불가: 일산화탄소 감지기


text:
Hi, I'm a 41 year old female. Two years ago after an extended period of kneeling I stood up and my right foot was hugely swollen across the top and including the toes and painful down the length of the fifth metatarsal. I was xrayed but they found nothing. My GP said it was not uncommon for stress fractures to be missed on xray and prescribed 6 to 8 weeks of putting no weight on my foot, which I duly did. The swelling never went completely, though the pain diminished, from then on it was always minorly swollen but causing no trouble.
8 weeks ago my foot became painful again and I was unable to put weight through it. It was badly swollen and I attended hospital. Two xrays showed nothing, they put an air cast on and treated again as stress fracture. I've also had a isotope bone scan and that showed some disintinegration of the joint of the big toe but no break or past break on the fifth metatarsal (there's no swelling by the big toe but it has historically been uncomfortable and i presumed rheumatism). I have had blood tests for arthritis and gout and while there was an indication of minor inflammation there was nothing to indicate a major problem with either.
I'm waiting for the result of a bone density scan (based on the idea that it had broken twice) and have now been referred for an MRI. The specialist said he had 'no idea' what was wrong nor had his colleagues through he said he could see that something clearly is wrong. My foot is a full shoe size bigger and can't tolerate any straps or lace up style. My other foot is completely normal but am forced to wear an oversized pair of padded leisure shoes with my suit for work.:eek:
I don't drink or smoke, I'm a little overweight but had lost 30lbs prior to this problem reoccuring. Before this I walked the dogs, used the stairs etc but not the gym. I'm still working full time but have to rely on a stick to take some weight and find the pressure needed to press the pedals too painful to drive.
Any ideas of what this might be would be greatly appreciated. I've got at least 5 to 8 weeks for the MRI results and just can't figure out what is behind this. :confused:


text:
My dad
Hey, I don't know what to do. I joke around about my diabetes all the time, but I would never wish it on some one. The monster has just struck again in my family. Yesterday my dad was diagnosed as type 2. We caught it early, because we have had to deal with this before to deal with this before, and my dad can't hide it from us when he feels bad. The thing is, I have only dealt with type 1 for 11 years. Is there any differences in the care you take with type 1 and type 2. Any help would be lovely because I'm the "nurse" around here and am expected to know it all.
10 replies
Here are some good videos on the two types. They are very similar, but the treatment of them differs because type 1 is the lack on insulin and type 2 is generally (not always) a resistance to insulin that the body produces. I hope these will help: http://www.diabeticconnect.com/videos/627-what-is-type-1-diabetes
While the medications for Types 1 and 2 may be different, healthy diet and exercise are both critical factors in gaining control of blood sugars. Does your Dad have a weight problem? How active is he? Is he accepting his diagnosis or is he in denial? Making him aware of the effect carbs have on blood glucose might be a good first step to take and then examining his diet. Good luck and wishing you strength and courage to deal with this.
Thanks, its genetic for us, but yes. My grandfather and uncle, my dads dad and brother, are both diabetics. Like with certian heart conditions in the family, it a matter of time. He's accepting it ok. Well he's more resigned than anything.
My Dad developed his diabetes at age 61 in 1953. He lived for another 20 years with it. I grew up watching him give himself his U-40 Protomine Zinc Insulin shots and testing his urine every morning. I developed my Type 1 at age 27. Dad and I are the only ones in the extended family that I'm aware of with diabetes. I've found that I get the best results when I tightly control the amount of carbs I'm eating…the lower, the better my BG's. I have 30 grams of carb for breakfast and try to stay at 45 grams each for lunch and dinner. It's not an easy diet but it works for me.
HI…I think you might remember me from the posts of the man who has LADA…I do not have LADA, but, I was wondering what you think of this: I was diagnosed type 1 at age 26 by an excellent internist…He wrote me a prescription for Humalog. I did not get it filled, because I was so poor I was not getting hardly anything to eat at ALL…I was literally over half starved for an entire 7 months at my apartment. He said my A1c was an 8 and my triglycerides were very high—-150 at that time. He died, and somehow my medical record got LOST by the office. So, I ended up walking atrociously , hardly eating at all for another 2 years…To make a kind of long story short, I go to another internist when I am 34, and he takes the bloodwork, says I am severe severe severe brittle type 2, but he was not completely sure…he runs bloodwork, says my diabetes hardly showed up at all in my A1C, so he ran some other tests, and on one of the tests, he said it was a terrible terrible reading—-I don't remember the name of the test——so, he tried me on Metformin to see how my body would react to it——my pancreas rejected it, I land in the E.R. —-in short summary, my blood sugar went from 68 to 701—-I started going comotose, they had to give me insulin ——In the meantime, I did not get that prescription filled after they gave me a few shots in the E.R., because, I was scared to death I might go too low—-they said I responded beautifully to the insulin——I still had too little food in my refrig then, too—-so, in the meantime, I go with nothing the last 6 years—-they took an x-ray of my pancreas and said it showed I am clearly allergic to the natural sugar my body produces in itself. I have seizures from diabetes—-have since age 2. In the meantime, I got TURNED AWAY completely by the internist's office because I could not keep up with the payments. So, now, 6 years later, I sit with no doctor at all———I tried a clinic doctor about a year ago, and not only did they LOSE my medical record 4 times, but they deliberately turned their head on all my numbers——I am furious, wondering, why in the HECK does my medical record keep getting lost ———I feel ignored, and downright hurt. I'm TIRED of going through this —someone tried to get into my medical records on top of all this about 2 years ago—-yes, IDENTITY THEFT—-sorry about my anger and bitterness——some woman tried to STEAL my identity, another doctors office figured it out——and for an entire 1-2 years, it was in my record that I am not diabetic at ALL——no wonder some of the clinic nurses gave me such a strange look——I am looking for an endo——much harder to find one locally than I thought. What do I do to find an excellent internist or endo? Sounds like a dumb question—-I am just wondering why in GOD'S given name I keep getting pushed away, ignored, or sheer BAD LUCK. I have a left foot that has been ulcerated for over 3 months——it's been a bad foot for me since age 2. The next thing I am going to do is talk to a counselor—-about why I keep on having my medical records lost——-the clinic I was SO angry at, words cannot express—I will never go back there again. I got copies made of my record—-my diabetic diagnosis , everything, and they deliberately LOST it!!!!! Four times is atrocious —I could understand once or twice, THEN, when I approached them about it, they LIED to me——I was astounded. I am wondering if the identity theft person is still trying me——-I will personally file charges if she continues. SORRY FOR THE LENGTH—————-what is your suggestion? My entire LEFT LEG is in bad shape——I had diagnosed pancreatitis in high school, which left me sick for 3 weeks. I was almost admitted for kedoacidosis last year, the year before and the year before. Sincerely, ANNE
Hi. As for the "care" for type 1 and type2. It depends on the person and their treatment plan. I an type two and I take a 24 hour insulin in the am then I take a fast acting insulin after my meals. So my treatment would be closer to a type 1s. Some type 2 only take pills and they are fine. I tried the pills and ran 300 to 400 while taking them so they did not work for me. Needless to say I needed insulin. Some type 2 do not need insulin. It all depends on the person and their bodys. Of corse we have to watch our carbs and all the same so our levels don't rise. I'm not sure if the pills will work or not for your father but many type 2 only take their pill and watch their diet and they are fine. Type 2 like me have to use the insulin just like you do.so until you get his treatment plan worked out its hard to say. Hopefully he will be able to take the pill and not need the injections as we do. Please keep us posted on how he's doing ok? And let us know his treatment plan. I wish you the very best. God bless
Thanks. He's starting off on pills. Diabetes runs in the family on that side. His dad, my grandfather, is type two and my uncle, his brother, is type 1. We all actually see the same doctor.
Your so sweet to take care of your father like that! He must be very proud of you! Now you can all help each other and be a support system for one another! Yes my grandfather also had diabetes as well as my grandmother. Neither of my parents do nor does my brother so I expect I got the gene from my grandparents. I sure hope the pills work out well for your father! I'm not sure why they did not work for me? I suspect my panceras is not producing insulin as it should! But as long as I take my insulin I'm doing well and my numbers are good.
Next Discussion: FREE METER »


text:
Got a gamer in the house?
If yes, then what would make a better holiday gift than a reprieve from,
"Mom, I can't find my (cord, game, charger)!".
Beyond saving your Mom sanity for more important concerns, such as, how to have both kids in two different after school activities in two different locations at the same time, while making dinner, finishing that project for work and making an emergency batch of treats for school, solving the classic "Mom, I can't find..." gaming dilemma have never been easier, or more "rad".
|Vaultz Locking Gadget Box
- 5.5" H x 8.25" W x 2.5" D - just the right size
- Secure and sturdy construction - kid safe (it's been well tested!)
- Locking system with key (what's cooler than locking your big sister out?)
- Includes three pouches, two with velcro (endless stashing and organizing options)
- Super sleek look and design - a seriously cool box for your seriously cool kid
|Vaultz Black Skull Locking Pencil Box
|Vaultz Pink Fuzzy Cheetah Combination Lock Box
- FREE SHIPPING and handling on qualifying orders over $50
Vaultz is generously offering That's What She Said readers a chance to win a Vaultz Digital Camera Case!
This giveaway is open to residents of US, 18+ and will end on Sunday, January 1, 2012 at midnight, EST. The winner will be randomly selected from all eligible entries and notified by email. The winner will have 48 hours to respond before I must move on to a runner up. Please leave your email address in your first entry comment, in anti spam format, so I may contact you if you are the winner.
Please visit the Vaultz site and tell me in a comment which product is your favorite and why. Would you choose it for yourself or for someone else?.
* Like Vaultz on Facebook, leave comment with your facebook name, 2 entries
* Like That's What She Said on Facebook, leave comment with your facebook name, 2 entries
* Follow Vaultz on Twitter, leave comment with your Twitter name, 1 entry
* Follow That's What She Said (tsue1136) on Twitter, leave comment with your Twitter name, 1 entry
* Tweet about this contest. Limit of 3 tweets per day for 1 entry each. Leave link to your tweet in your comment.
Please use:
I'm entered to #win a Vaultz Locking Gadget Box from @VaultzProducts & @tsue1136 #giveaway http://bit.ly/rUBLce
* Follow That's What She Said on Google +, leave comment with G+ name, 2 entries
* Share this giveaway in some other fashion, anything goes: Blog it, Post to your Facebook, Stumble, Digg, Technorati, post to giveaway linky! Leave a link to your sharing in your comment. Handy share button at bottom of post. 5 entries per each way you share!
* Enter any of my other active giveaways and leave comment letting me know which, 2 entries per additional giveaway.


text:
Bradley Manning: Imprisoning a National HeroWritten by Stephen Lendman Subject: Police State
by Stephen Lendman
We're all vulnerable. We're all Bradley Manning. His fate is ours.
Charging, prosecuting, convicting, sentencing and imprisoning him reflects the shame of the nation. It reveals its true face.
Previous article said American honors its worst. It spurns its best. It vilifies them. It persecutes them. It does so shamelessly. It does it irresponsibly. It does it repeatedly. It does it lawlessly.
War criminals win Nobel Peace Prizes. They're awarded Presidential Medals of Freedom. They deserve prosecution. They deserve prison. They deserve the hardest of hard time longterm.
When exposing crimes of war and against humanity is criminalized, justice gets turned on its head. Manning faces 35 years in prison. It's for acting responsibly. It's for doing the right thing.
He deserves high praise, not prosecution. He faces potential decades behind bars instead. Washington intends making it hard time. A previous article explained.
Imprisoning Manning shows America's true face. It exposes its dark side. It mocks judicial fairness. It conceals Washington's true agenda.
Mass slaughter, destruction and human misery explain best. So does waging war on humanity. It's doing it globally. It's targeting freedom.
America's no democracy. It never was. For sure it's not now. It's an out-of control pariah state. It's a rogue state. It's a criminal state. It's a tyrannical one.
Paul Craig Roberts calls it a "gangster state." It partners with likeminded ones. America, Britain and Israel represent the real axis of evil.
They're the greatest threat humanity faces. They're unmatched in human history. Their agenda threatens to end it.
They mock democratic values. They spurn rule of law principles. They operate extrajudicially. They pretend otherwise. They're unapologetic.
They threaten humanity's survival. They bear full responsibility for global wars. They plan more ahead. Human lives don't matter. They're are a small price to pay. Unchallenged dominance alone counts.
"(G)et accustomed to the police state," said Roberts. Imprisoning Manning's Exhibit A.
After Wednesday's sentencing, his lawyer David Coombs answered reporters' questions. Manning revealed nothing sensitive, he said.
"I think the damage there was an embarrassment there of having other people see that we don't always do the right thing for the right reasons."
This "might come as a surprise to some people."
"(I)f people actually look to (the) documents he revealed, they'll see that we don't always do what we should do and we're not always the country we should strive to be."
Manning thought "he (could) make a difference."
"How disheartening it must have been (to learn it) really wasn't always the mission."
"And we didn't always just kill bad people. Sometimes we just kill people because they were in the wrong place, and no one asked questions."
"And no one investigated to see if we do something wrong. And when we did do something wrong, we didn't come forward with that information."
"We didn't readily admit the mistake and say we're sorry and show how we're going to prevent this from happening in the future."
"We owe that to the American public. We owe that to the public that we go to protect, and to help them build a good country."
"And yet, we didn't do that. And so for Brad to see that, I think that is probably what accelerated his belief that the public needed to see this information."
John Paul Jones is called the Father of the United States Navy. He was a Revolutionary War naval fighter. He's known for having said "I have not yet begun to fight."
He said it in response to British Captain Richard Pearson. He asked Jones to surrender his ship - the USS Bonhomme Richard.
On October 31, 1936, Franklin Roosevelt announced his second New Deal. He did it during his reelection campaign. "We have not come this far without a struggle," he said.
"I assure you," he added, "we cannot go further without (more) struggle. (W)e have only just begun to fight."
Coombs ended his press conference the same way, saying:
"Please know that (Manning's) fight is not over."
Great struggles require longterm commitment. Quitting isn't an option. The stakes are far too great. They reflect much more than Manning.
Perhaps he best symbolizes what's wrong. There's so much more. Today is the most perilous time in world history. Daily events should scare everyone. Upside down reality threatens humanity's survival.
Lawlessness is rewarded, not punished. So is warmaking. Peacemakers are vilified. Advocating it is considered unpatriotic. It's considered sissy. It's considered wrongheaded. It's considered criminal.
Exposing crimes of war, against humanity and genocide risks prosecution. Doing the right thing's considered wrong.
Humanity's survival is threatened. It may not survive Obama's second term. Rogue governance bears full responsibility. Top priority is challenging it. It's doing so responsibly. There's nothing more important than that.
The Bradley Manning Support Network published his request for a presidential pardon. Chances are virtually nil. It's in letter form. It's passionate. It's powerful. It's sincere. It's morally and ethically principled.
It's polar opposite Obama. It reflects the highest form of patriotism. It'll be delivered to Obama at the White House.
At his press conference, Coombs read it aloud. It states:
"The decisions that I made in 2010 were made out of a concern for my country and the world that we live in. Since the tragic events of 9/11, our country has been at war."
"We've been at war with an enemy that chooses not to meet us on any traditional battlefield, and due to this fact we've had to alter our methods of combating the risks posed to us and our way of life."
"I initially agreed with these methods and chose to volunteer to help defend my country. It was not until I was in Iraq and reading secret military reports on a daily basis that I started to question the morality of what we were doing."
"It was at this time I realized that (in) our efforts to meet the risk posed to us by the enemy, we have forgotten our humanity."
"We consciously elected to devalue human life both in Iraq and Afghanistan. When we engaged those that we perceived were the enemy, we sometimes killed innocent civilians."
"Whenever we killed innocent civilians, instead of accepting responsibility for our conduct, we elected to hide behind the veil of national security and classified information in order to avoid any public accountability."
"In our zeal to kill the enemy, we internally debated the definition of torture. We held individuals at Guantanamo for years without due process."
"We inexplicably turned a blind eye to torture and executions by the Iraqi government. And we stomached countless other acts in the name of our war on terror."
"Patriotism is often the cry extolled when morally questionable acts are advocated by those in power."
"When these cries of patriotism drown out any logically based dissension, it is usually the American soldier that is given the order to carry out some ill-conceived mission."
"Our nation has had similar dark moments for the virtues of democracy - the Trail of Tears, the Dred Scott decision, McCarthyism, and the Japanese-American internment camps - to mention a few."
"I am confident that many of the actions since 9/11 will one day be viewed in a similar light."
"As the late Howard Zinn once said, 'There is not a flag large enough to cover the shame of killing innocent people.' "
"I understand that my actions violated the law; I regret if my actions hurt anyone or harmed the United States."
"It was never my intent to hurt anyone. I only wanted to help people. When I chose to disclose classified information, I did so out of a love for my country and a sense of duty to others."
"If you deny my request for a pardon, I will serve my time knowing that sometimes you have to pay a heavy price to live in a free society."
"I will gladly pay that price if it means we could have a country that is truly conceived in liberty and dedicated to the proposition that all women and men are created equal."
America isn't beautiful. It never was. It's not now. It's not the land of the free and home of the brave. Longstanding policies belie high-minded rhetoric.
Things are worse than ever today. Humanity's very existence is threatened. Dismissiveness increases the possibility of its annihilation. Mass activism alone has a chance to save it.
America believes war is peace. Regional wars may spread globally. Doing so is madness. Today's super-weapons make earlier ones look like toys.
Admiral Hyman Rickover's known as the father of America's nuclear navy. In 1982, he delivered the Morgenthau Memorial Lecture. He titled it "Thoughts on Man's Purpose in Life."
He discussed "some basic principles of existence, propounded by thinkers through the ages."
He highlighted responsibility, perseverance, excellence, creativity and courage. He said they're vital for "intellectual growth and development."
He asked: "How can we equate nuclear weapons and warfare with moral and ethical values?"
"Weapons of themselves are neither moral nor amoral; it is their use that raises the moral and ethical issue."
"In all wars, man has used the best weapons available to him."
"If history has any meaning for us, it shows that men will continue to use the best weapons they have to win."
"Throughout history, even when men have established leagues to prevent war, they have nevertheless resorted to it. Utopia is still beyond the horizon."
In testimony before Congress the same year, Rickover said:
"I do not believe that nuclear power is worth it if it creates radiation." He said he's "a great exponent of stopping this whole nonsense of war."
He repeated his Morgenthau Memorial Lecture warning, saying:
"The lesson of history is when a war starts, every nation will ultimately use whatever weapon it has available."
Before the nuclear age, wars didn't threaten humanity. Rickover knew things changed. The risk of mushroom shaped denouement is real.
Jimmy Carter was part of Rickover's nuclear navy. In 1984, he said:
"I wish that nuclear power had never been discovered. I would forego all the accomplishments of my life, and I would be willing to forego all the advantages of nuclear power to propel ships, for medical research and for every other purpose of generating electric power, if we could have avoided the evolution of atomic explosives.''
Waging peace matters most. Wars beget more of them. They risk greater ones. They risk mass destruction. They risk ending history.
Humanity must either end wars or risk annihilation. There's no in between.
A Final Comment
On August 21, the Center for Constitutional Rights condemned Manning's persecution. It issued the following statement, saying:
"We are outraged that a whistleblower and a patriot has been sentenced on a conviction under the Espionage Act."
"The government has stretched this archaic and discredited law to send an unmistakable warning to potential whistleblowers and journalists willing to publish their information."
"We can only hope that Manning's courage will continue to inspire others who witness state crimes to speak up."
"This show trial was a frontal assault on the First Amendment, from the way the prosecution twisted Manning's actions to blur the distinction between whistleblowing and spying to the government's tireless efforts to obstruct media coverage of the proceedings."
"It is a travesty of justice that Manning, who helped bring to light the criminality of US forces in Iraq and Afghanistan, is being punished while the alleged perpetrators of the crimes he exposed are not even investigated."
"Every aspect of this case sets a dangerous precedent for future prosecutions of whistleblowers - who play an essential role in democratic government by telling us the truth about government wrongdoing - and we fear for the future of our country in the wake of this case."
"We must channel our outrage and continue building political pressure for Manning's freedom. President Obama should pardon Bradley Manning, and if he refuses, a presidential pardon must be an election issue in 2016.
Ben Wizner heads the ACLU's Speech, Privacy & Technology Project. He addressed Manning's mistreatment, saying:
"When a soldier who shared information with the press and public is punished far more harshly than others who tortured prisoners and killed civilians, something is seriously wrong with our justice system."
"A legal system that doesn't distinguish between leaks to the press in the public interest and treason against the nation will not only produce unjust results, but will deprive the public of critical information that is necessary for democratic accountability."
"This is a sad day for Bradley Manning, but it's also a sad day for all Americans who depend on brave whistleblowers and a free press for a fully informed public debate."
Stephen Lendman lives in Chicago. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
His new book is titled "Banker Occupation: Waging Financial War on Humanity."
Visit his blog site at sjlendman.blogspot.com.
Listen to cutting-edge discussions with distinguished guests on the Progressive Radio News Hour on the Progressive Radio Network.
It airs Fridays at 10AM US Central time and Saturdays and Sundays at noon. All programs are archived for easy listening.


text:
Granny Loving TransexualsFavorites [+]
Pay-Per-Minute Viewing
You can now enjoy this movie on your iPhone®, iPad®, or compatible Smart TV & Android devices.
Purchase Options
Pay-Per-MinutePurchase Minutes
Streaming Rentals
Available MP4 sizes:SD 480p (1.57 GB)
HD 720p (2.93 GB)
HD 1080p (4.33 GB)
DRM-free downloads offer content that is not limited by standard Digital Rights Management (DRM) access technologies. These technologies allow hardware manufacturers, publishers, copyright holders and individuals to limit the usage of digital content.
When you purchase DRM-free downloadable content, that content is available for you to download on any computer and save to a disk whenever you like. You can also download to multiple computers. There is no timeframe associated with your purchase and the content will not expire.
Running Time: 100 minutes
Studio Name: Pornstar Platinum
Categories: Shemale Transsexual High Definition
Description: The hottest trannies take on the sexiest grannies in the raunchiest hardcore sex scenes you've ever seen!
5 Scenes from Granny Loving Transexuals
Granny Loving Transexuals: Scene 1
Starring: Ava Devine Nody Nadia ... More Details
Stars: Ava Devine, Nody Nadia, Tiffany Starr
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Masturbation, 3-Way, Vaginal Sex, Anal Sex, Rim Job, Ass To Mouth
Positions: Doggy Style, Kneeling, Laying, Reverse Cowgirl, Sitting, Standing
Granny Loving Transexuals: Scene 2
Starring: Alia Janine Tiffany Starr ... More Details
Stars: Alia Janine, Tiffany Starr
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Tittie Fucking, Breast Play, Vaginal Sex
Positions: Cowgirl, Doggy Style, Kneeling, Laying, Reverse Cowgirl, Sitting
Granny Loving Transexuals: Scene 3
Starring: Carmen Moore Ava Devine ... More Details
Stars: Carmen Moore, Ava Devine
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Vaginal Sex, Masturbation, 3-Way, Anal Sex, Ass To Mouth, Rim Job
Positions: Cowgirl, Laying, Missionary, Reverse Cowgirl, Standing, Standing Doggy Style, Crouching/Squatting
Settings: Strip Club
Granny Loving Transexuals: Scene 4
Starring: Sexy Vanessa Natassia Dreams ... More Details
Stars: Sexy Vanessa, Natassia Dreams
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Breast Play, Rim Job
Granny Loving Transexuals: Scene 5
Starring: Alura Jenson Venus Lux ... More Details
Stars: Alura Jenson, Venus Lux
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Tittie Fucking, Masturbation, Breast Play, Vaginal Sex
Positions: Cowgirl, Doggy Style, Kneeling, Laying, Missionary
Recommended Movies
AEBN Cams


text:
Harrington in PGA dogfight
From Brian Keogh in Detroit
Padraig Harrington was locked in a back nine battle with arch-rival Sergio Garcia for US PGA at Oakland Hills last night.
Three shots behind leader Ben Curtis after a sensational third round 66, Harrington used his incredible short game to go to the turn in one-under par and trail Curtis and Garcia by three shots on level par with nine hole to play.
Swede Henrik Stenson was alone in third on one-under with Garcia catching Curtis at the top after firing an eagle and two birdies on the front nine.
And the double Open champion was showing the kind of mental strength that European Ryder Cup skipper Nick Faldo believes will help him win even more majors.
Harrington birdied the second, bogeyed the fifth but then birdied the sixth to stay in touch before saving brilliant pars from greenside sand at the seventh and ninth.
Despite his claims that he was running on empty in Motor City, Faldo is convinced that the Dubliner now has the game to produce winning performances to order.
Less than six weeks before Europe seeks a fourth successive Ryder Cup win at Valhalla, Faldo said: "The way he performed at Birkdale, especially the back nine, was very impressive.
"He can win more majors now. It is a pretty obvious statement after he is Open champion twice.
"You question that even yourself - you don't want to be a one-hit wonder. But being a multiple-Major winner is a different mindset."
Harrington showed his class as the action resumed in the weather delayed final major of the season when he scorched from 26th to tied fourth thanks to a sensational four under par 66.
Forced to get up and 4.30 am to resume his third round on the back nine at 7.15, he looked out of the running on three-over par but clawed his way up the leaderboard thanks to a red-hot putter.
Short with his approaches at the 10th, 11th and 12th due to the soft conditions, he soon found his range and reeled off four successive birdies.
At the 13th he rolled in a 10 footer before rapping in a 25 footer at the 501-yard 14th and a 20 footer at the 15th before draining a he rifled an eight-iron to six feet at the 16th and calmly rolled in the putt to get to five under for the day.
A birdie at the long par-three 17th and a par at the last would have given Harrington a new course record 64.
But missed from 10 feet at then bogeyed the last after his four-iron found greenside sand.
He said: "I wouldn't believe I am dependable, I don't know what will come out of the bag but hopefully it is more of this morning."
Paired with Garcia and Korea's Charlie Wie in the second last group, Harrington was three shots adrift of 2003 Open winner Curtis, who hit a 68 to lead by a shot from Stenson and JB Holmes on two under par.
After missing a 15 footer at the first, where Garcia birdied, Harrington two putted the par five second to get back to level.
He bogeyed the fifth when he could only chip to 30 feet after over shooting he green up got up and down from sand from 50 yards at the 294 yard sixth and then saved par from more sand at the seventh and ninth to remain in the hunt.
Graeme McDowell finished his delayed third round bogey-par for a 68 to share 13th place on four over.
But his hopes of winning the title ended when he bogeyed the first, fifth, eighth and 10th to fall back to eight-over, leaving him a massive 11 shots off the pace in a share of 24th.


text:
Product Description
The Good Use Compact Microdesk Document Holder MD-COM makes it easier to write and read paperwork in a smaller work area. The Compact Microdesk maximizes your usable desk space by creating a sturdy, elevated surface for reading and writing, complete with height adjustable legs to custom fit the Microdesk to your needs. A non-slip ruler and line guide helps with referencing documents, and a set of removable paper ledges ensure plenty of support for large amounts of paper when needed.
- Adjustable height and angle platform allows access to keyboard while providing stable writing surface
- Clear acrylic construction easily supports books, documents and other accessories
- Non-slip line guide helps improve ease of reading
- Two interchangeable and removable paper lips included
More Information
|Manufacturer SKU
|Surface dimensions 17'' W x 12'' D Front height range 3'' - 3 3/4'' H Back height range 6'' - 7 1/2'' H
|30 Day Money Back
Also Recommended
Contact us for more product recommendations!
No comments just yet - be the first!You must be logged in to post a comment.
Powered by Magento Discussion Extension.


text:
Ground Support Equipment
Lufthansa Engineering and Operational Services
All from a single source: Lufthansa LEOS offers you the full range of products and services needed for a professional ground support operation worldwide. Specializing in ground services, Lufthansa LEOS provides ground transportation for passengers and crews. As an authorized MRO and design organization, the company also maintains and repairs ground-support equipment, and devises new ways of increasing efficiency and reducing costs.
At Hamburg airport its service companies STARS (Special Transport and Ramp Services) and SAEMS (Special Airport Equipment Maintenance Services) provide a full range of services for handling aircraft on the ground.


text:
We started by listening and singing this song...my kids are OBSESSED with this Harry Kindegarten songs! They beg me to sing this everyday!
|You can get this page here as a freebie :)
|You can get this page here for free also :)
here as a freebie on TpT.
We have an inservice day tomorrow, so I'm hoping to get lots done. Happy almost Friday!


text: The Keeper DI Sean Corrigan returns in the second book of the series, this time after a killer with very specific tastes. Thomas Keller knows exactly who he's looking for… They tried to keep them apart, but when he finds her, he's going to keep her. Just like he knows she wants him to. DI Sean Corrigan is not like other detectives. His dark past has given him the ability to step into a crime scene and see it through the offender's eyes. He understands what drives a person to commit terrible acts – but sometimes his gift feels more like a curse. When women start disappearing from their homes in broad daylight, Corrigan's Murder Investigation Team is reluctant to take on a missing persons case. But then the first body turns up, and Corrigan knows he must quickly get into the mind of the murderer. Because this killer knows exactly who he wants. And he won't stop until he finds her.


text:
Fellowships that will advance your career beyond the coast!
Whether you are a current graduate student looking for research support, or a soon to be graduate looking for exciting opportunities that will set the course for your career; Virginia Sea Grant offers a range of fellowships aimed at helping you achieve your goals while giving you the professional skills to be a leader in your field.
Research Fellowships
Virginia Sea Grant is excited to support the future leaders in coastal and marine science, by offering a range of research fellowships that provide graduate support, as well as opportunities to work with stakeholders and gain the necessary professional skills to help you be successful no matter where your career takes you.


text:
Welcome to our website! As we have the ability to list on our website (our selection changes all of the time), it is not feasible for a company our size to record and playback the descriptions on every item on our website. However, if you are an American with a disability we are here to help you. Please call our disability services phone line at (973) 492-9696 during regular business hours and one of our kind and friendly personal shoppers will help you navigate through our website, help conduct advanced searches, help you choose the item you are looking for with the specifications you are seeking, read you the specifications of any item and consult with you about the products themselves. There is no charge for the help of this personal shopper for any American with a disability. Finally, your personal shopper will explain our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service, and help you place an order if you so desire.
Wayne Bedding is an authorized retailer of Tempur-Pedic products. Every Tempur-Pedic mattress features the one-of-a-kind TEMPUR(R) material that changed the way the world sleeps. When you lie on a Tempur-Pedic mattress, this unique material conforms to your individual weight, shape and temperature to provide personalized comfort and full-body support night after night.
So if you are looking for Tempur-Pedic products in Wayne, Bloomingdale, Pompton Plains, Franklin Lakes, Butler, Kinnelon, West Milford, North Haledon, Wycoff and Pompton Lakes, or if you have any questions about Tempur-Pedic products, please feel free to call us at (973) 492-9696 or simply stop by Wayne Bedding at any time and we would be glad to help you.


text: Halloween is right around the corner and so is the annual AME PTO Fall Festival on October 26! If you are new to AME, the Fall Festival is an old-fashioned fall carnival event that has it all for the whole family…costume parade, game booths, bake sale, prizes, music, and food. Each class coordinates and runs a game booth where participants can win prizes and tickets. The MANY volunteers for this event spend several weeks planning, preparing, and executing the event – – ticket sales, haunted house, vendor booths, game stations, bake sale, much much more.