text:
Pretty naked women
Just when things were getting hot, his step-mom walks back into the living room to pick up something that she forgot!
I had never seen a pussy more beautiful than hers. Wild lesbian porn videos. She bends over and spreads so the photographer can get her best angles before she reaches an electrifying orgasm! His naked teacher then sat him down on a chair and started to slide up and down on his hard-erect cock. The skin tag on her anus is also actually rather cute.
He was extremely horny and wanted to shoot his cum all over these two horny bitches! Lingerie Videos Site Ranking 29 th. Pretty naked women. She went out of her mind and her pussy got all wet from the penetration. You'll notice each site and the contributing photographers for that site have their own unique style and niches they choose to shoot, we try to present a variety to give you plenty of options in finding what you might like. The MILF came close to him and started jerking his cock off which made him very hard.
With her big tits popping over her dress, he throws her over the table, spreads her legs wide open and rams his boner deep inside her gushing cunt, pounding her hard. Block this Website Here. This little floozy sure loves bouncing on my cock and the way she does it is just fucking perfect! The naked woman in sexy black lingerie ordered my girlfriend to sit in a chair and touch herself as she went over to me and got on her knees in front of me. The naked girl started grinding her butt on me and turned her head over her shoulder so we could kiss more.
And then, she thought of a way to get outside the room and go look for her dad. Milf giant anal dildo. She decided to make his cock wet so that it could slide easier, so she went down and started giving him a blowjob. She started flirting with her eyes and gave him the sexiest stare her ever received in his life. I saw this pretty girl in the park and when she noticed I had my video camera with me she started posing in a very sexy way!
The girl loved it but she also wanted to show some dominance and wanted to ride me. Well done Team ZZ, and please give us more like this! The MILF is so hot and those tits are great! And the punishment was for all three of them to fuck him savagely. Her pleasurable moans had awoken the horny MILF. Her juicy bubble butt bouncing up and down my lap got me so turned on! The bitch wanted his cum so bad that she went on the floor and begged him to fill her mouth with a load of cum!
Since there are a lot of different kinds of incredible horny chicks, there are also a lot of different types of photographs! The crazy step-mom blonde wanted in on the action, so she grabbed his prick and started licking and sucking it hard.
Fucking my hot stepsis after seeing her snapping some pussy selfies! He got to his knees, turned her around, pulled her panties down and started licking her beautiful wet pussy to which she responded with getting extremely horny! With such a sweet smile and sexy body, Peach is a woman who definitely remains in a man s mind! I was holding both of her legs with my hand and made her slide up and down on my cock!
- 791
- Lesbians pressing boobs
- Lesbian nylon feet
- Drawing on tits
- Pamela anderson nude barb wire
- Big tits tifa
Nude sexy chics
She was pretty turned on, touching herself while grinding her hips and moaning softly. The model seen in the image above is an actual cam model on the site, be sure t.
She was sucking me so well that I was just speechless with how much pleasure I was getting. Sexy hot girls fucking videos. I could spend the entire weekend in that pussy. This girl is the guarantee that your dreams will come true!!!
The MILF decided to finish him off, got to her feet and started massaging his cock with her big round tits. I grabbed her meaty ass in my hands as she turned, her back facing my way as she rode me in reverse cowgirl. She loved the sensation and it was finally time for him to fuck her. Please try again later. He bent her over and started fucking her amazing round butt very hard from behind!
My cock got hard and I was rubbing it over my shorts when she looked over and spotted me! She took of her panties and threw them in the laundry hamper, played with herself some more and left. This dazzling has one of the best tits in the world, not to mention the sexiest attitude that could make a man go crazy! Sexy babe let her assistant fuck her with his huge cock after he saw her masturbating in the office.
Recognize a pornstar in this video? She lifted one of her legs and placed it in the bathtub as he licked her cunt from the bottom! Then his wife jumped on him reverse cowgirl style and started fucking him hard.
The cute blonde teen turned around and kept riding with kissing that beautiful brunette. She told him to get inside the bathtub, and he did so.
I was blessed with a wife that has a sex drive like a rabbit and she can always go for a fuck. Sexy big tit pornstars. Pretty naked women. Upload videos Custom recommendations just for you Subscribe to your favorite pornstars, channels, and collections Download videos Save your favorite videos Create collections Sign Up. Her erotic lips, sweat hips and nice butt will light your heart for the rest of the day.
StasyQ Unique sensual photos and videos with killer original soundtracks, all shot and created by ex-Playboy operator Said Energizer. Please login or register to add a video to collections. At first Adrienne poses by the swimming pool in her bathing suit, then completely naked. She really wanted to suck and fuck all the dick she could get before her next birthday!
She got fully naked, put his young cock in her mouth and enjoyed sucking the life out of it! The award winning photography and cinema of Petter Hegre presents exquisite women from all over the world. The sexy woman lowered her hand down to his pants and saw that he was hard as a rock.
Nude pictures of draya
Sneaky sexTeen Sex. See them uncovered here! Name cannot be longer than characters. You declare under penalty of perjury that you are at least 18 years of age, consent to viewing adult-oriented materials and agree with all the Terms and Conditions. Christina broccolini tits. The teen girl was now wide and that cock slide into her just perfectly! The MILF decided to try one more riding position, so he went and laid on the floor as she bounced on his cock skillfully.
The beautiful naked woman switched to a handjob with the help of her amazing big tits. His prick was really huge and it went all the way inside that tight pussy. Pretty naked women. This girl is super model beautiful. We have no control over the content of these pages and we take no responsibility for the content on any website which we link to.
Sex Art photography and cinematagraphy does exactly that. Do these Pornstars appear in this video?
You'll like it:
- Charlotte gainsbourg nude pics
- Redhead milf sucks


text:
We have yet to mention comfort, and it is debatable when discussing living room furniture whether style or comfort is the more important. It is likely the latter, but with style a close second which makes the choice harder. You often have to visit a showroom to try a couch by sitting in it, although many do successfully purchase sofas online.
The point being made here is that when choosing living room sofas for your lounge, or any other room for that matter, you have to have an eye for design and what would go well with your existing furniture. People purchase dining room sets and sets of bedroom furniture, but not living room sets as such. So keep that in mind as you read, and particularly when the time comes for you to purchase a new living room sofa or even a chair.
Today many sofa designers go beyond the usual stock sizes on their products and create the size you exactly want. Thus, they are able to create sofas that perfectly match your lifestyle and living environment. Therefore, to customize your sofa is not hard at all. Make a cursory visit to your favorite showroom or give them a call. Just mention that you require custom designing. If they are into customizing, they will be glad to help.
Mathis Clair Sofa Friday March 01st, 2019 03:23:10 AM
Hit One of The Thumbnails Below to Get More Sofa Ideas
Image Detail
7384x4427 pixels
Image Format:
Mathis Clair
Friday March 01st, 2019 03:23:10 AM
Image Source:
Static Pages
Recent Posts
Monthly Archives

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Published at Saturday, 09 March 2019. Bar stools. By Sasya.
The good news though, is that the effects of the recession have hit manufacturers and retailers too, which means that there`s a much healthier level of competition out there for your money, Breakfast bar stools are a commodity that you can buy from hundreds of retailers up and down the country but with so much choice, it can sometimes be difficult to take the plunge and commit to any retailer for fear of overspending.
Not only are these stools easy to move around, but they are more easily stored than other bar stools, in linen closets or under kitchen counters, If you are in need of a bar stool as a form of seating in the kitchen or dining room, consider the more comfortable version with a padded seat and a back to it.
Depending on the type of decor, the size of the bar, and the style of the contemporary furniture you want to purchase for the entire bar, there are various designs, and selections to choose from, when the time comes to purchase the bar stools or bar chairs for your establishment or home.
Home - About Us - Contact - Copyright - Term of Service - Privacy - Cookies
Any content, trademark's, or other material that might be found on the restaurantesarequipaper website that is not restaurantesarequipaper's property remains the copyright of its respective owner/s. In no way does restaurantesarequipaper claim ownership or responsibility for such items, and you should seek legal consent for any use of such materials from its owner.
Copyright © 2019 restaurantesarequipaper. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Spend $150 and get FREE U.S. Shipping
Toggle navigation
Shop by Brand
Firearms For Sale
My Account
Contact Us
About Us
On Sale
Sign In
Handguns and Revolvers
CZ USA Dw Pointman Seven 45acp Ss
Notice: While we make every attempt to provide current product information and images, manufacturers make frequent, unpublished changes to their products and specifications The images and descriptions that we provide are to be used as a guide in your purchasing process. Due to the many manufacturer product changes, we cannot guarantee that product information on our web store is the most current. If you are unfamiliar with a product, the information provided is a guide and should be verified by either contacting us with your questions or speaking with the manufacturer.
Add to Wish List
Email a friend
CZ USA Dw Pointman Seven 45acp Ss
Write a Review
Your Price:
Caliber: .45 Acp
Type: Semi-auto
Barrel: 5 Stainless Steel Match Grade
Frame/slide: Stainless Steel
Hand Polished Flat Surfaces
Beveled Magwell
Hand Polished Feed Ramp
Extended Th
Part Number:
Out of Stock
- 0
Weight :
Buying Guns Online Is Easy
Not available for pickup at our Phoenix location
Click Here to Check for Available Rebates
Put me on the Waiting List
Put me on the Waiting List
Buying A Gun
California Residents Must Read
Caliber: .45 Acp
Type: Semi-auto
Barrel: 5 Stainless Steel Match Grade
Frame/slide: Stainless Steel
Hand Polished Flat Surfaces
Beveled Magwell
Hand Polished Feed Ramp
Extended Thumb Safety
Ed Brown Slide Stop
One Piece Stainless Steel Guide Rod
Commander Style Hammer
Match Grade Sear
Extended Serrated Magazine Catch
Precision Wolff Springs
Diamond Checkered Coco-bolo Grips
38 Oz Unloaded
If You Could Only Buy One 1911 The Dan Wesson Pointman Seven From Cz-usa Should Be It. Like All Other Dan Wesson 1911s The Pointman Series Are Crafted From Stainless Steel Frames And Forged Stainless Slides. Taking Great Pride In Fit And Function All Pointman Models Utilize The Highest Quality Parts From The Top Tier Companies In The Industry.
Featuring A Forged One Piece Match Grade Barrel Front And Rear Cocking Serrations A Beveled Magwell And A Polished Feed Ramp; The Dan Wesson Pointman Seven Provides Exceptional Accuracy And Reliability In An Exquisite Package. With Hand-tuned Match Grade Internals; The Dan Wesson Pointman Seven Is The Quintessential 1911 That Will Consistently Outperform All Others. Your Search For The Perfect 1911 Is Over.
View all Q&A
Questions and Answers
Questions about this item? Ask here.
How to Buy a Gun:
Cactus Tactical sells firearms only in accordance with Federal, State and Local firearm laws. We can ship a firearm to any Federal Firearms License (FFL) holder within the United States to handle the ownership transfer. This can be a local gun shop, pawnshop or any other location that holds a current FFL. Most dealers will charge a nominal fee for this service. In order for us to ship your firearm, you must complete the following steps before we can process your order.
Federal law prevents anyone from shipping firearms directly to individuals without a FFL
, but a firearm can be shipped to a FFL holder. You need to locate a FFL holder in your area to handle the transfer of the firearm.
2. Once you have arranged with a local dealer to handle your purchase, we will need a copy of your dealers Federal Firearms License (FFL). It can be faxed or mailed to us. Contact information can be found on the following page:
Cactus Tacticals address and fax number
When the above steps have been completed and we receive the signed copy of the FFL, we will process your order and send the firearm to your FFL for transfer. After your dealer receives the firearm, you will fill out all the necessary paperwork with them and pickup your gun.
Related Items
Quick View
CZ USA Dw Pointman Nine 9mm 5 Ss 9rd
In Stock
Add To Cart
Quick View
CZ USA Dw A2 45acp 5 Blue 200 Produced
Out of Stock
Add To Cart
Quick View
CZ USA 75 Bd 9mm Decocker Blk 16rd
In Stock
Add To Cart
Quick View
CZ USA 75 P-01 9mm Omega Urban Gry Alloy Ns 14rd
In Stock
Add To Cart
Quick View
CZ USA 75 SP-01 Tactical 9mm Urban Gry Supp Ready Ns
In Stock
Add To Cart
Quick View
CZ USA P-07 9mm Od Green Ns 10rd Mag
In Stock
Add To Cart
Recently Viewed Items
Turn History Off
Store Search


text:
Chris Adamson gives his views on this newcomer to the market… (Photos courtesy of Citroën). Despite there being very few occasions when a family car needs to travel off-road, apart from the occasional piece of grass verge, today's motor industry has shifted wholesale from conventional multi-purpose vehicles to the fashionable sports utility – a move I have yet to fully endorse. At one time … [Read more...]
Citroën C5 Aircross – Road Test
Fit for purpose – the new Citroën C5 Aircross SUV cum MPV… …assessed by David Miles (Miles Better News Agency). The new Citroën C5 Aircross was launched in the UK in early February this year and it gave the French brand its entry into the medium-sized SUV market. But this vehicle's design comes with a twist thanks to Citroën's expertise with producing a long-line of MPV people … [Read more...]
Very Brief Impressions – Cars driven at the Guild of Motoring Writers' 'Big Day Out', 2019
Kim Henson samples a few of the latest models... On the occasion of the Guild of Motoring Writers' 'Big Day Out' event, held recently at Castle Combe in Wiltshire, I was able to briefly test drive some of the latest offerings from different manufacturers… (All words and photos by Kim). Suzuki Vitara 1.4 (latest, 2019 version) The previous generation Vitaras (which arrived in 2015) were well … [Read more...]
Latest Citroën Berlingo seven seater MPV – Road Test
New Citroën Berlingo functional as well as potentially fashionable… David Miles (Miles Better News Agency) test drives a seven seater version. MPV multi-purpose vehicles, or 'people carriers', as we knew them in their heydays of the 80s, 90s and early 2000s, have lost out in terms of sales to the growing desirability of owing an SUV – 'sports utility vehicle'. But manufacturers of MPV type … [Read more...]
Citroën C5 Aircross mid-sized SUV – First Impressions
Latest SUV from Citroën – the new C5 Aircross; first drive, plus news and views... ...from David Miles (Miles Better News Agency). 2019 is a big year for the French Citroën brand. It's their 100th anniversary and already the year has got off to a successful start with their products picking up several Car/Van of the Year Awards in the current round of annual 'Oscars' given by the motoring … [Read more...]
Citroën Berlingo (third generation) – First Impressions
Chris Adamson test drives the latest Berlingo 'Leisure Activity Vehicle'… (All words and photos by Chris). Citroën was among the leading players when the concept of the multi-purpose vehicle first evolved (although they like to call it the Leisure Activity Vehicle) and, like most of its rivals, it based these practical, family oriented, models on a van conversion. While others (including … [Read more...]
Citroën C4 Cactus Flair Puretech 110 – Road Test
Is the latest C4 Cactus a prickly proposition, or is it 'softly softly'? Kim Henson finds out, during a week of test-driving… The current line-up of Citroën C4 Cactus models – all five door hatchbacks with a hint of SUV looks – arrived in Britain earlier this year, with price tags considerably higher than those of their predecessors (and now starting at £18,505 – previously from just under … [Read more...]
Citroën Grand C4 SpaceTourer seven seater MPV – Road Test
New name, same stylish and versatile MPV functionality – The Citroën Grand C4 SpaceTourer… …put through its paces in a week-long family use road test by David Miles (Miles Better News Agency). Citroën earlier this year announced that the Picasso name for their mid to large sized MPV people-carrier models would be changed to the C4 SpaceTourer for the five seater versions and Grand C4 SpaceTourer … [Read more...]
Citroën C3 Flair (1.2 PureTech) – Road Test
Starting off in the right way with the Citroën C3. David Miles (Miles Better News Agency) explains… Citroën's best selling model range, the C3 five door 'supermini' sized hatchback line-up, has been awarded the title of 'Driving Instructor Car of the Year' in the 2018 FirstCar Awards. FirstCar is the dedicated resource for learner and newly qualified drivers in the UK. FirstCar says as well … [Read more...]
Latest Citroën C4 Cactus – First Impressions
Revised Citroën C4 Cactus – softer looks, softer ride, harder prices! By David Miles (Miles Better News Agency). Arriving in April and able to carry a new 18 registration plate is the revised Citroën C4 Cactus range of mid-sized five door hatchbacks with petrol and diesel engine options, priced from £17,265 to £20,895. The previous generation range had a starter price of £13,770 but the increase … [Read more...]
Citroën news and latest C3 Aircross First Impressions
David Miles (Miles Better News Agency) reports… Citroën dealers around the country are opening their order books, probably now their computers, from 1 November waiting for eager customers to visit, see, try and hopefully buy the new C3 Aircross compact SUV. But the market is awash with small, medium and large new SUVs tracking down customers who have shown their desire to own these high riding … [Read more...]
New Citroën C3 Road Test
Keith Ward assesses a quirky and well-equipped newcomer from France… It's not very big, but it could be useful to have on your side if you get into an argument on the road. New for 2017, the small but beautifully formed Citroën C3 claims a world premiere for an onboard HD camera, standard with the top Flair trim, that allows drivers to share their road trip photos and videos directly. It also … [Read more...]
New Citroën C3 Supermini Line-up – First Impressions
Making the Difference for Citroën – The latest C3 Supermini Range. By David Miles (Miles Better News Agency). Differentiation of the Citroën brand within the PSA Group is the current aim in separating from the Peugeot and DS brands, a hard task when most share the same platforms, transmissions and latest fuel-efficient petrol and diesel engines. En-route to this differentiation of models is … [Read more...]
Citroën C4 Grand Picasso Road Test
A work of art – the latest Citroën Grand C4 Picasso seven seat MPV. By David Miles (Miles Better News Agency). Sales of MPV people carriers have taken a hit in recent years from the public's move to must-have fashionable SUVs, soft-offroaders and crossover models, but there are signs of recovery prompted by the introduction of new models. In 2015 MPV sales in the UK were down by over 21% to … [Read more...]
Citroën C4 Cactus Road Test
C4 Cactus Could Solve a Prickly Problem for Citroën. By David Miles (Miles Better News Agency). One of the major issues for the French PSA Group is differentiating their three mainstream brands, Citroën, Peugeot and DS. Citroën is changing its position according to Linda Jackson, the brand's chief executive, who is reported as saying at the C3 international media launch that "We're now in … [Read more...]
Citroën Berlingo Van Road Test
A Versatile Load Carrier from Citroën… Words and Photos by Chris Adamson. Napoleon Bonaparte reputedly described the English as a 'nation of shopkeepers' and in today's modern economy it's small businesses that keep the country working and, in turn, they need an efficient and practical form of transport to keep their company operating. One vehicle that is helping to do this, ironically, is … [Read more...]
Citroën's Innovative New Suspension System
Citroën Springs Ahead… by Dave Randle. Above and beyond all its other innovations and achievements, Citroën is renowned for its 'cushion of air' ride quality. For over half a century it has developed and refined its 'hydropneumatic' and 'hydractive' systems until the late C6 and the still just present C5 represented the apotheosis of technical advancement in a world where it too often seems … [Read more...]
Let's Hear it For the Citroën Xantia – plus a useful Gatwick Airport parking tip…
The Citroën Xantia and me Dave Randle waxes lyrical about this modern Gallic classic… I'd already had three Xantias in a row when I asked our local specialists to find me a top of the diesel range Exclusive 110 HDi. Five years ago, they came up with the goods: a beautiful storm grey example with rare yellow leather seats. All my Xantias had been prodigiously reliable and all had done 200,000 … [Read more...]
Citroën C4 Cactus – First Impressions
Chris Adamson is your guide… The Oxford English dictionary defines cactus as: 'a succulent plant with a thick fleshy stem which typically bears spines, lacks leaves and has brilliantly coloured flowers'. Not the most inspiring definition if you want to relate it to a car but I suppose you could reference the prickly nature of the plant to the response that some people seem to have on … [Read more...]
The Goddess – still amazing at 60!
The Goddess at 60: Citroën's design icon retains its timeless beauty Dave Randle is your guide to this sleek, evocative, ahead-of-its-time machine… Although the years immediately following World War Two in Europe were a time of rationing and austerity, they also saw an upward shift in public expectations and the first flowering (if that's the word) of consumerism. Many returning service … [Read more...]


text:
- Jeff Katz Named One Of Richmond's Hometown Heroes For 2019
- Knitters Ban Trump Support; Criticism
- Public Area Slurpee Deliveries
- Richmond Police Arrest 15-year Old For Murder
- Trump Back On Interest Rates
- Europeans Want Iran De-Escalation
- Student Missing Following Lyft Ride
- Children Removed From Border Facility
- Trucker Charged In Motorcycle Deaths
- Richmond Police Arrest 15-year Old For Murder
- Warner Targets Social Media Companies
- Richmond Mayor Proposes Gun Ban
- Confederate Monument Protest
- Three Charged In Assault
- Elderly Northumberland Man Missing
- Fire, explosions rock refinery
- Richmond Monument Inspired Sculpture
- Tax Refunds
- City Council Personal Gain
On Air Now
Science Museum Unveils Newest Exhibit
Features Items From The Destroyed City of Pompeii
June 06, 2019 - 1:08 pm
Richmond, Va. (Newsradiowrva.com) - The Science Museum of Virginia offered a sneak peak of its newest exhibit, "Pompeii - the immortal city" on Thursday. The exhibit, which is on its first stop in North America, runs from June 8th through September 3rd.
The exhibit features pieces and replicas from the time period around the Italian city's destruction. Pompeii famously was encased in lava following a volcano eruption in 79 A.D.
The exhibit also comes at the same time the museum building itseld, the old Broad Street train station, celebrates its 100th anniversary.


text:
Welcome to Pitsford School
Sat 22nd June - Summer Solstice Sorry this is CANCELLED due to bad weather.
All through from 3-18 years
Exemplary pastoral care
Open Day Sat 28th September 2019
This is Pitsford School
Welcome to Pitsford School! We are a beautiful school for boys and girls between the ages of 3 and 18 set in thirty acres of stunning parkland around an eighteenth century country house. We place an emphasis on excellence in pastoral care believing that this creates the base upon which our students will become happy, successful and resilient adults.
Our examination grades are very good and we believe that the love of learning that we engender in our students is what drives this, and remains with them for the rest of their lives. Our facilities are superb, a mixture of beautiful old buildings repurposed into a school and state-of-the-art new buildings, most recently a magnificent Sports Centre.
Our educational policy is the best of all worlds: we cherish the best from traditional English grammar school curriculums, while introducing to that the most valuable and vital latest innovations and methods in pedagogy. Our students are polite, eloquent, confident, fun and funny. We would very much like to welcome you to our school, so please contact us for a visit and come by any time.
Pitsford School News
India Memorial Netball Tournament
Summer Solstice - Cancelled
Les Deux Alpes - Looking back: Looking forward!
School open this Easter for A Level and GCSE Revision Sessions
Lower Sixth Geography Field Trip to Snowdonia
Have you heard….?
Being true to yourself never goes out of style…
Hydration Station
Holiday Club
Pancake Race
L6 Geography Field Trip
J5 Presentations
Rugby U15 V Bishop Stopford
Rugby U15 V Bilton School
Rugby U15 V Bedford Modern B XII
Rugby U13 B XIII V Oratory Prep XII


text:
The deal adds 1,600 trailers and around 200 new customers to The Associates business. Andrew Livingston, president of Livco, has been retained as part of the deal. Associates Rental Systems manages more than 20,000 trailers from 24 locations around the country
Denso Products and Services Americas Names New President
Global supplier Denso has named Hirokatsu Yamashita president of Denso Products and Services Americas.


text:
Any act to promote or gain profit in any manner (e.g.
BY WATCHING THIS: You acknowledge and agree that you shall not post, upload, publish, transmit or make available in any way content of this page including images and recording streamed live video available for download.
either monetarily or socially) from the use of my profile, video, pictures or audio in any form my profile is a violation of my privacy and subject to legal action.
Mr Aujula said: 'Over the next few years, sex bots I believe could commonly provide a safe and discreet solution for exploring fantasies – offering the possibilities of simply having more creative sex, through to satisfying extreme fetish behaviour.
Lumidolls, which is based in Barcelona, told the Daily Star Online that it is 'looking for an investor in the UK' to set up its second European sex doll brothel.
Ofun - Club Seit über 19 Jahren bietet das Ofun allen, die Spass am Erotik-Talk haben, die Registrierung kostenlos an. Für alle, die mehr wollen, gibt es jetzt den Ofun : Club!
Schon ab €2,40 im Monat kannst Du das Ofun mit vielen neuen Funktionen geniessen.£35,00 for 25 credits that enable you to send 25 messages. £65,00 for 50 credits that enable you to send 50 messages. Features: Friends: When you add someone as a friend they end up on your friends list. Fembots appear widely in science fiction film and art.As more realistic humanoid robot design is technologically possible, they are also emerging in real-life robot design. Robotess is the oldest female-specific term, originating in 1921 from the same source as the term robot.A fembot is a humanoid robot that is gendered feminine.Tags: Adult Dating, affair dating, sex dating


text:
Adopting a Growth Mindset as an Art Teacher: AME 134
13 hours ago
So cute!ReplyDelete
This is waaaaaaaay cute!! I'd love for you to come link up at TGIF kid oriented linky party - http://livinglifeintentionally.blogspot.com/search/label/Linkey%20Parties - I know my readers would love it too!! Have a GREAT weekend,
Beth =-)
Original! This are so cute. Thank you for sharing. "Wood" it be possible for me to share a link about this to you on my new blog, next week? gina at www.willowday.comReplyDelete


text:
"Ahhh!" Twilight stumbles a bit, dropping a pile of recently acquired books for her library. Unfortunately, one of the heavier tomes that was floating above her head at the time fell with a solid 'thunk' on her head.
"So sorry Twilight," apologizes Rarity, "We didn't think you'd be that surprised. It is your anniversary after all."
"That's OK," replies a slightly cross-eyed Twilight. "Wait, what?"
"Your anniversary! Dear me, don't you realize that one year to the day, you arrived in Ponyville?" exclaims Rarity.
"That's right sugar." says Applejack, "I 'member the day you came to the farm to check on how things were going with the vittles for that big do. Now that I think about it, hardly anypony ate much on account of the ruckus later.
"I ate it all!" shouts out Pinkie Pie, who as usual was jumping around excitedly, "No sense wasting it just because of some silly party crasher!"
That 'party crasher' was Princess Luna, or rather her alter ego Nightmare Moon. She had been banashed to the Moon for a thousand years. The thousandth year, as it turned out, ended that very night. Only Twilight knew what was going to happen but it turned out alright in the end. It just took herself and her five friends wielding the Elements of Harmony to depower the dastardly Nightmare Moon. Fortunately, Princess Luna saw the error of her ways and re-united with her sister Celestia. Together they watch over Equestria, night and day.
"We kicked flank that night!" yells out an exuberant as usual Rainbow Dash, "She didn't stand a chance!"
"She..She was very scary though," whispers Fluttershy, ducking down as if to hide herself from the memory.
"Quite right," replies Rarity, "She certainly looked the part with that ensemble of hers. Fortunately Princess Luna is back to doing good."
"Hah, we'd just beat her again if she tried anything," states Rainbow Dash boldly.
"Yes well, I'd rather we never had to," sighs Rarity.
"Are we going to get this party started or what!" exclaims Pinkie Pie, letting off a blast from a horn to put a halt to all this non-partying and sidestepping towards the nearest cake as if to say 'Can we eat now?'.
Twilight looks about the room looking at all her friends. Her heart warms as she recalls the past year. Sure, sometimes they argued with one another, and were often irritated with one or another's personal tics, but all in all these are the greatest friends one could ever hope to have and she wouldn't change them for all the books in Equestria. She smiled broadly
"Let's eat!"


text: Royalty Free Vectors Pattern East Style Vectors Pattern in east asia style as a template vector image LicenseLearn More Standard For Print, Advertising, Design Expanded For Resale & Reproduction The license type determines how you can use this image. Std. Exp. Print / Editorial Graphic Design Web Design Social Media Edit & Modify Multi-user Resale Items Unlimited Runs Ways to BuyCompare Single Image $14.99 Credits $1.00 Subscription $0.69 There are three ways to pay for Standard licenses. Prices are $US. Pay with Image Price Single Image $14.99 One-time payment Pay-As-You-Go Credits $1 Download images on-demand (1 credit = $1). Minimum purchase of 30. Subscription Plan From 69c Choose a monthly plan. Unused downloads automatically roll into following month. Ways to BuyCompare Single Image $29.99 Credits $30.00 There are two ways to pay for Expanded licenses. Prices are $US. Pay with Cost per Image Single Image $29.99 One-off payment, no signup needed. Credits $30 Download images on-demand (1 credit = $1). Download Image Files Included Loading Details... Download File/s: ZIP Archive ZIP Archive High-res JPG (300 DPI+) High-res PNG (300 DPI+) Adobe Illustrator (v10+) Vector EPS (v8+) Vector PDF Download ZIP Share on Pinterest Facebook Twitter Download JPG Preview Image Image ID24402248 Artist EllenBronstaynFollow ♥Like +Cart 0.69 USD Similar Images More Pattern East Style Images…More More by EllenBronstayn More Images…More Related Searches Pattern East Style Template Background Vector Wallpaper Tile Arabesque Decoration Texture Mosaic Ornament Oriental Element Ceramic Moroccan Square Floor Traditional Illustration Decorative Cover Wall Floral Vintage Flower Print Design Retro Textile Eps10 Tiled Art White Curl Corner Fabric Geometric Asia Abstract Original Interior Brown Old Pattern1


text:
Multi-Case Savings
of up to £66 per dozen
The Society's Promise
Uncork with confidence!
Free UK delivery
On orders of 12+ bottles
This is a lovely, deeply expressive viognier grown on sandstone soils in the southern Ardèche. Fragrant and full-bodied, it would be perfect with crayfish or a chicken korma.
Product Code: RH53591
Producing over 3.5m hl (hectolitres), this is the second biggest region for production of appellation contrôlée wine in France after Bordeaux. Most is red, though production of both white and pink is growing. Some 20 grape varieties are planted in the south though one in particular, Grenache, gives the region as a whole its identity: generosity, body, weight and a definite tendency to making big wines. More than half of the production is of Côtes-du-Rhône with the best sold as Côtes-du-Rhône Villages. Better still are the so-called crus led by Châteauneuf-du-Pape itself.Châteauneuf-du-Pape: This large area to the north of Avignon makes the best wines of the south. Reds tend to be grenache based with syrah, mourvèdre and counoise also used. Few wines combine immense strength with perfect elegance quite so convincingly. Word of caution: Châteauneuf produces as much wine as the whole of the northern Rhône put together. A third is very good, a third acceptable and the last third, undrinkable.Right bank: Villages include Tavel (rosé only) Lirac, Saint-Gervais and Laudun. There is more rain here but it is also hot and grapes are therefore early ripening. Most of the area lies in the département of the Gard and stretches from the river westwards towards Nîmes where at some ill-defined line in the soil, the Rhône becomes the Languedoc. This is an area that has much improved over the years and has become a valuable source for very fine, concentrated syrah wines in particular.A little further on are the Costieres de Nimes, a large area of upland plateau, south-east of Nîmes. For the moment the Costières produces good everyday wines of good quality but there is potential to do much more.Northern hills: There are fresh sub-alpine breezes at work here and as a result the wines often have a distinct freshness too. Just north of Orange is the largely wooded and isolated Massif d'Uchaux. Many of its star producers here are able to farm organically. The three 'Vs' : Valréas, Visan and Vinsobres: These are three top neighbouring villages (with a 4th, Saint-Maurice broadly similar to Vinsobres). Vinsobres has full cru status and makes superb wine. Best names include Perrin, now the largest land owner and Domaine Jaume whose wines have been charming members since the 1979 vintage.Valréas and Visan are planted on the same hill but tend to look north. Emmanuel Bouchard is one of the top names in Valréas. Adrien Fabre makes both outstanding examples of both Visan and Saint-Maurice.Tricastin/Grignan-lès-Adhémar - The Tricastin is a much neglected part of the Rhône and coming down from the northern Rhône, these are the first vines one sees. It's a relatively cool area, far too cold for growing mourvèdre successfully, but the whites do very well and so does the syrah grape. The area has seen a name change as Tricastin is also the name of a power station on the river. The new name for the wines (which doesn't exactly trip off the tongue), is Grignan-lès-Adhémar. Central hills - This includes the villages of Cairanne and Rasteau along with neighbouring Roaix. Big full-bodied wines, grenache dominated. Rasteau is all power and might while Cairanne is more deicate.Plan de Dieu - Large flat expanse of pudding stones that seem to stretch as far as the eye can see, in the middle of which there is an airfield, (largely built for the Luftwaffe) surrounded by vines. Full-bodied style. Excellent for mourvèdre. Jaboulet are very good here as is the Meffre family.Eastern fringes - Set against an iconic landscape with Mont Ventoux and the craggy Dentelles de Montmirail as the backdrop, some of these hillsides were first planted by the Romans and include some of the best-known names in the Rhône Valley.Gigondas: Mountain wine, late harvested, always dramatic and very full-bodied though never coarse or overweight. These are generous reds, capable of long ageing. A little rosé is also made.Vacqueyras: Next door to Gigondas yet different. Fruitier, a shade less powerful and more obviously charming:Beaumes de Venise: The red is as full as Gigondas but rounder and less complex and this village is better known for its sweet muscat, a vin doux naturel and perfect for desserts.Ventoux: At nearly 2000m this is some mountain which scores of cyclists are forced to conquer every year in the Tour de France. Its lower slopes are vineyard country though. Traditionally these were known as Côtes du Ventoux and were made and sold cheaply. Things are changing though with more estates cutting yields and making full and concentrated wine, not dissimilar to and better value than many Châteauneufs.
There are no member reviews for this product. Click the 'Leave a Review' button to be the first.
There are no press reviews for this product.
"Honeyed stone fruit on the nose with a rich deep palate that still has acidity and grip. I'm not saying it's a Condrieu...but it you don't love it...there's something wrong with you!"
Mrs Elizabeth Hayman (02-Jun-2019)
"Agree with all the reviews although not sure (about Condrieu comparisons as that is a bit far fetched). A great value play at £10. 5/5 for value. 4/5 for overall quality.
Wonderfully honeyed and spicy. Equivalent to a very good St-Peray from a very good producer but at half the price. Very impressed !
Mr David Ching (04-May-2019)
"Thin insipid no flavour before or after dont waste money on this one .Australians have a better at a lesser price"
Mr Peter Albon (31-Mar-2019)
"If you're looking for Condrieu and don't want to pay the price then this is the best I've found from WS.
Excellent value for money. "
Mr Simon Watts (22-Mar-2019)
"Can't disagree with previous members' comments. A solid 4 and good vfm."
Mr Johnny Holmes (18-Mar-2019)
"Baby Condrieu!
Not quite the finesse of a Condrieu but you get all those lovely apricot and peach flavours which you associate with that hallowed appellation. A big and beautiful wine wine but with a small price tag - a must for any Viognier lover."
Mr Steven Thomas (11-Mar-2019)
"Tasted this at the recent 'Riches of the Rhone' tasting and thought it very good value. An enticing nose of white flowers and subtle citrus then a typical mouthfeel of rich, but not over-the-top Viogner - smooth, delicious and with quite a long aftertaste. Bought a case - Yummy!"
Mr Gary Davison (27-Feb-2019)
"A lovely, creamy wine, very smooth and with depth. I would certainly reorder."
Mrs Elissa Patterson (16-Feb-2019)
"Very nice; smooth, with a hint of elderflower. I will buy this one again. "
Mr Chris Maude (03-Feb-2019)
"This is a cracker at £9.95. Very creamy and rich with a hint of honey. Slightly short finish, but still a very good wine."
Mr David Halliwell (03-Oct-2018)
The Daily Telegraph (9th Mar 2019)
"50 best wines under
£10: This is a very serious viognier, quite different to the other two (rather
perky) viogniers on this list, as it is more like a baby condrieu in style –
subtly perfumed, with hints of apricot skin and musk. Sole meunière is calling. - Victoria Moore"
Daily Mail (13th Dec 2018)
"I love this wine: it
is a rare example of the viognier grape on top form. With a beguiling nose of
peach and
apricot, a creamy palate and a bright, crunchy finish, this is a sensual treat
and would make a fascinating and involving aperitif wine. - Matthew Jukes"
The Mail on Sunday (9th Dec 2018)
"Scented as an
apricot, this is delightfully fruity to pair with a luxurious festive curry. - Olly Smith"
JancisRobinson.com (24th Nov 2018)
"The Condrieu grape
seems to thrive downriver on the sandstone of the Ardèche on the right bank of
the Rhône. Dusty, smoky nose but a real undertow of spicy fruit. Unlike so many
varietal viogniers, this is more than a perfume. - Jancis Robinson"
JancisRobinson.com (9th Nov 2018)
"Dusty, smoky nose.
Not top-drawer Condrieu but a good attempt and has real undertow; it's not just
a perfume! Very good value. 16/20"
The view from my table (5th Oct 2018)
"Lovely classic
viognier, fragrant and expressive apricot fruit balanced with good freshness
and acidity: a good deal more subtle than most of the Midi takes on the grape. - Andy Neather"
Log in to view notes
We do moderate comments and reviews, purely to ensure that content published on The Wine Society's website is of value to members, and is fair and balanced. We're delighted to say that in the vast, vast majority of cases, our members' input is just that! We will normally approve comments for publication as long as they:
If a review or comment does not meet the rules above, then we may remove it from the site, and we reserve the right to do so at any time. Where we choose not to publish a rating, comment or review for a reason other than those listed here, we will reply to the member concerned by e-mail explaining our reasons and inviting them to make appropriate changes so that their input can be reconsidered. We also reserve the right not to publish reviews that mention other wine merchants and competitors.
Your review and your name will be displayed on our website. We may wish to use your comments and ratings in our literature or elsewhere online. Unless you specify otherwise, you are therefore agreeing in posting your comments that The Society has the right to use, edit, publish in any media, delete and/or store the whole or any part or parts of that post, and may quote you by name, without charge and without reference to you or anyone else.
The Society's wine buyers work very closely with our suppliers to determine how best to seal our wines. We list below those closures currently in use with a brief description of each.
A technical cork made up of the remnants from the production of natural corks which are ground down into particles and cleaned and then combined using a food-grade polyurethane glue. A cheaper closure which The Society's buyers discourage suppliers from using.
A technical cork made from cheaper-grade natural cork where the naturally occurring pores are filled with ground down cork particles and then the whole is sealed with a food-grade wax coating. Generally only used for wines with a short shelf-life.
Diam corks look like agglomerate corks but are far superior and are designed to put an end to cork taint and random oxidation. The production process chops cork into pieces and sorts the superior, highly elastic, suberin component from the less elastic lignin, which is discarded. It mixes the suberin with microscopic spheres of the same substance used for contact lenses, which fills the voids between the cork particles reducing porosity to air and increasing elasticity without introducing humidity. Finally the pieces are mixed with a glue and moulded under pressure. The mechanical properties of the cork are guaranteed for a certain minimum number of years depending on the grade of cork - for example Diam 2 is guaranteed for two years; Diam 3, 5 and 10 are also available.
The Champagne cork is 90% agglomerate made from cork off-cuts which are ground down, cleaned, compressed and then glued together with two disks of good quality natural cork glued onto the end which protrudes into the bottle.
Natural corks harvested from the cork oak (Quercus suber) forests in Spain and Portugal have been the closure of choice for wine for the 300 years. The bark of the cork oak is stripped from mature trees every nine years. The planks are stored and then cleaned and graded before the corks are punched out of the wood. For wines destined for long-ageing, high-grade natural corks are still the closure of choice.
Cost-effective synthetic 'corks' made from food-grade plastic with a silicone coating (similar to that used on natural corks). Generally used for wines for short-term cellaring.
A glass stopper with a plastic 'O' ring which acts as an interface between the top of the bottle and the stopper, held in place by a metal, tamper-proof seal. Relatively expensive as a closure and not widely used. Can be removed by hand.
A short natural or agglomerate cork with a plastic or wooden top to enable the stopper to be removed by hand. Traditionally used for whiskies, sherries, Madeira etc.
Aluminium alloy screwcaps made with an expanded polyethylene wadding for the lining. Screwcaps are also known as ROTEs (roll-on tamper evident) or by the brand name (Stelvin is a popular brand). Widely used in Australia and New Zealand and for wines for short-term cellaring. Becoming increasingly sophisticated in terms of allowing differing levels of permeability so mimicking the properties of natural cork offering winemakers more choice depending of the style of wine being made. There is still a lack of sound data regarding the performance of screwcaps for longer-term cellaring.
This is an agglomerate cork with a disk of good-quality natural cork adhered to both ends. A reasonably priced, reliable alternative to natural cork.
This is the metal pilfer-proof cap usually used to seal beer bottles but also used in the production of Champagne and sparkling wine when wines are stored under crown cap before the dosage is added. A few producers use crown caps to seal wine bottles. Open with a standard bottle opener.
May 2013
Jamie Goode has written an excellent book on the subject of closures for those wishing to find out more (Wine Bottle Closures, Flavour Press).
The Society includes the alcohol by volume percentage figure for each wine available online, in Lists and offers.
Alcohol by volume%
Units per standard bottle
It is generally accepted that alcohol levels in wine have been increasing in the last 20 years. There are many reasons why, but the single most important factor is the vast improvement in vineyard management techniques which have resulted in healthier, riper fruit being harvested. Alcohol is a by-product of the fermentation of sugars in the grapes and the best-quality wines are made from grapes that have reached physiological ripeness (colour, flavour and tannin), and this generally happens after sugar ripeness.
There are several techniques that can be used to reduce alcohol levels but currently most are intrusive and strip flavour as well as alcohol and we don't buy wines made in this way. In actual fact, more than half of our still table wines have an abv of 13% or less. Members looking to choose wines with lower levels of alcohol can now search our range by level of alcohol.
Excellent-quality wine is at the heart of everything we do at The Wine Society and balance is the single most important feature of quality. The interaction of a wine's main components of sugar, acidity, tannin, alcohol and flavour matter more than the actual level of alcohol. A well-made wine of 14.5%, for example, will taste more balanced than an inferior-quality wine with 10% alcohol. Furthermore, alcohol levels are only a guide to a wine's fullness: a 12.5% cabernet sauvignon may feel heavier and more full-bodied in the mouth than, say, a gamay of 13.5%. Members should refer to the wine's tasting note for a description of the style and fullness of the wine.
The Society is committed to promoting the responsible enjoyment of wines and spirits by providing relevant information to our members that allows them to make their own informed choices. An additional figure is beginning to be used on labels: the number of (UK) units of alcohol contained in that bottle. This is simply the alcohol by volume percentage multiplied by the content. Thus a 13% wine in a standard 75cl bottle will have 9.7 units of alcohol. All new labels of Society and Exhibition wines will include this information. drinkaware.co.uk
The Society's buyers provide recommended drink dates for all of our wines to help members decide the right time to pop the cork. As a general rule, most everyday white wines are best enjoyed within a year of purchase, and most everyday reds within two years. Certain fine wines, however, those with the right structure and balance, have the ability to evolve over time and gain complexity and finer nuances of flavour.
If the product page says:
...then our advice would be:
Drinking now
Should be drunk over the coming months, certainly within the year.
Now to...
Ready to drink now but will keep until the year shown.
Date range
(e.g. 2020-2042)
We recommend keeping longer before opening. For example, a wine will be ready to drink in 2020 but still young and will keep until 2042. It's a matter of personal taste when such wines should be drunk. Many members prefer to try the wines over many years from the opening drink date to the last to watch the wine evolve.
Within one year of purchase
A non-vintage wine that should be drunk within 12 months.
Within two years of purchase
A non-vintage wine that is ready now but will keep for two years.
Savouring the wonderfully complex and intense bouquet and flavour of a wine drank at its peak is undoubtedly one of life's greatest pleasures. As with people, the ageing process will vary from wine to wine. Over the years the wine's primary aromas of fresh fruit will develop more complicated and persistent secondary and tertiary aromas. The fruity flavours of, for example, a premier cru white Burgundy will, over time, evolve buttery, toasty and yeast aromas, or fine reds may develop coffee, cedar, tobacco, vegetal, or even 'animal' flavours as they age.
There is much pleasure to be had by experimenting with bottles at different stages of maturity; finding out how a wine evolves with age and, perhaps more importantly, establishing your own preference in terms of taste for mature wine are all part of the interest and excitement of cellaring wine.
The drinking window we provide is a guide to when the wines will be at their best. Many will favour the wines in the youthful early stages of their development; others will enjoy the wines at their most mature.
Decanting is a useful way of softening the tannins, rounding out the flavours and releasing the potential of a young wine. To find out more please visit our Serving Wine guide.
The Society's purpose-built, temperature-controlled Members' Reserves offers members access to optimum storage conditions for their wines.
For more help and advice about how best to enjoy your wines contact us via our enquiry form.
Oak plays a very important role in the production of wine throughout the world. However, the level of oak detectible in a wine can vary depending on a number of factors – for example, the age and size of the barrel and the type of oak used, as well as the length of time the wine is aged in wood. Oak also influences the structure and tannins of the final wine. For wines on our website, we use the following classifications:
This suggests that a wine has either seen no oak at all, or may have been produced using very large, old oak barrels, resulting in a wine that has no taste of oak. Expect these wines to be crisp, fruit-forward and aromatic.
Some oak has been used in the production, yet it has not been a defining factor in the style of the wine. In this instance, the oak may have played more of a part in the structure of the wine but there will still be discreet flavours associated with the use of new oak.
Wines that are defined by and known for their use of new oak. This must not be confused with a wine which is 'overly oaky' as that would purely be down to bad winemaking! We buy only wines that, we believe, use oak in a balanced and appealing way, enhancing flavour and complexity, and/or imparting structure.
How detectable oak is depends a good deal on the size of the barrel and how new it is. New oak provides a much more evident flavour and aroma and must be used carefully. The size of the barrel is important, as the smaller the barrel, the more surface area of the wine is in contact with the wood and the more flavour will be drawn out. Often, very large old oak barrels are used, which impart little or no oak flavour to the wine at all. They will still bring an extra dynamic to the final taste of a wine though, when compared to stainless steel or concrete vessels, as oak is porous and therefore lets a small amount of air into the barrel. This controlled oxidation has a positive effect on wines, softening the tannins and developing secondary flavours, all helping to add a complexity which comes with age.
There are many ways that people rate wines, whether it is on the 100 or 20 point scales, 5 stars, 3 glasses or simply thumbs up or down. The pleasure of a bottle of wine is hard to express in figures, but it does help give the memory of that wine a context, and a way of sharing your opinion with others.
In response to members' requests we have added a star rating option to the site so you can mark your favourites, or maybe those occasional less-than-welcome experiences, and make your next order easier.
You can use the 5-star rating tool to record your experiences however you wish, but if you are looking for some guidance we believe that a focus on the 'value' of the wine takes into account the quality but also the pleasure it provided, and whether it is something you would recommend to friends.


text:
REDUCED! PARADISE FOUND at Golf Cart Designated PELICAN PRESERVE, a 55 and Better Community close to the airport and shopping. This 2 bed, 2 bath, 2 car garage ATTACHED VILA has IMPACT GLASS WINDOWS, NATURAL GAS cooking, hot water and dryer, EXTENDED GREAT ROOM WITH 3 panel window wall and an extended garage. The screened entry welcomes you to the extended great room with an East facing view of the 5th fairway of the Egret golf course. The kitchen features NEW 2017 STAINLESS STEEL APPLIANCES, glazed mid tone wood cabinets, breakfast bar, pantry and family dining area. The A/C system was replaced in 2016 and larger duct work and blue light system was installed for better efficiency and cleaner air. New washer and dryer installed in 2017 and the roof was inspected and repaired 1/8/19. Plenty of room to enlarge lanai. Come and enjoy the RESORT LIFESTYLE with over 80, 000 sq. ft. of amenities including indoor and outdoor pools, pool bar, tennis, pickle ball, restaurants, theater, dog park, and more clubs and activities than you could possibly have time for. And if GOLF is your passion the 27 hole Championship Golf Course has OPTIONAL memberships available.
Register Now
Already registered? Login
Sign in to take advantage of all this site has to offer. Save your favorite listings and searches – also receive email updates when listings you like come on the market for free!
*Contact Information is NOT Shared*
Marie Pimm, P.A. Realtor®
CRS, CIPS, TRC, e-PRO, GRI
239-770-3383 | Contact Me
4851 Tamiami Trail North, #200
Naples, FL 34103
Copyright ©2018, All Rights Reserved
Home | Open Houses | Search for Homes | Advanced Search | Map Search | Foreclosures | Mortgage Rates | About Me | My Blog | Contact Me


text:
Archive for the 'Bizarre' Category
Calling Captain Invisible
Boris Johnson, the frontrunner in the race to become the UK's next Prime Minister, has asked [former HS2 Ltd chairman 'Captain Invisible'] Douglas Oakervee to review the case for building the high speed rail line, the Birmingham Mail reported (17 June 2019).
[Tory leadership front-runner Boris Johnson has already set up a review of the HS2 high speed rail line, Jonathan Walker, Birmingham Mail, 17 JUN 2019]
But Mr Johnson, who has been a critic of HS2 in the past, also made it clear [at a private hustings in London for Conservative Party constituency 'chairs' over the weekend] that he would be reluctant to cancel the project outright.
He said: "I worry about cancelling a big national project of that scale without anything else to replace it."
He floated the option of "re-profiling the spend" so that construction of the northern leg of HS2 and the Northern Powerhouse Rail scheme – a proposed rail line between Leeds and Manchester – become the top priority.
When the going gets stuffed
Britain's West Coast Main Line is absolutely stuffed, at peak time it is basically the busiest conventional rail corridor in the world (claimed Jon Stone, Europe Correspondent at the @Independent [7 June 2019]).
But he doesn't have any data to back that claim up, though [NCHSR lecturer] 'Gareth Dennis may be able to help'.
According to Mr Dennis, passenger crowding data on the DfT website shows that suburban crowding into all north-facing London stations is "pretty dreadful, which will be helped from Day 1 of HS2 Phase 1 opening".
But the DfT figures do not show that north-facing suburban crowding is 'pretty dreadful', compared to other lines.
Nor do they show that the West Coast Main Line at peak time is 'basically the busiest conventional rail corridor in the world'.
In the Table 'RAI0215', peak am crowding on a typical autumn weekday in 2017, Mr Dennis highlighted the "Passengers standing" for Thameslink, Great Northern, and West Midlands Trains.
But 'passengers standing' is not the same thing as 'overcrowding'. Obviously, standees make up a high proportion of the 'official' (non-overcrowded) capacity on many commuter routes, e.g., Thameslink and London Overground.
A somewhat more relevant measure would be the 'Passengers in excess of capacity' (PiXC) metric. For West Midlands Trains, the RAI0215 morning PiXC figure in 2017 was 7%, and for Thameslink, 0%.
So, to reduce Euston outer suburban PiXC to zero (and save £60 billion by not building HS2), run 12-car Thameslink-type trains out of Euston.
More technical illiteracy from Midlands Connect
In their response to the House of Lords Economic Affairs report 'Rethinking HS2', Midlands Connect claimed: "Speed is fundamental to increasing capacity. Slowing the new railway down will limit its capacity, ability to support faster and more efficient trains, and its attractiveness as an environmentally-friendly alternative to domestic air and car travel."
Obviously, Midlands Connect don't understand the relationship between train speed, signalling, and capacity.
Yet they're supposed to be in charge of developing the West Midlands rail network (!)
It's totes unknown
High Speed Two (HS2) Limited, the company responsible for developing and promoting the UK's new high speed rail network, holds no information about transfer times between platforms at London Euston and London St Pancras; Bickenhill HS2 and Birmingham International; Birmingham Curzon Street and Birmingham New Street; Toton HS2 and Nottingham; or Toton HS2 and Derby (according to the company's April 2019 response to a freedom of information request).
Joe Rukin
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
26 April 2019
Dear J Rukin,
Thank you for your information request of 25 March. Your request has been considered under the Freedom of Information 2000 ("the FOIA").
In your email you requested the following information:Please provide me with the transfer times you expect between the station
platforms which passengers would be expected to take following to
completion of HS2, noting the the £55.7bn funding envelope for HS2. I wish
to be very specific that you should not include any assumptions that there
would be any additional expenditure on transport infrastructure outside
the £55.7bn HS2 budget envelope.
* London Euston to London St Pancras
* Birmingham Interchange to Birmingham International
* Birmingham Curzon Street to Birmingham New Street
* Toton to Nottingham
* Toton to Derby
Under the FOIA you have the right to:
• know whether we hold the information you requested
• be provided with that information (subject to any exemptions under the Act which may apply).
We hold no information in respect of this request.
High Speed Two (HS2) Limited is the company responsible for developing and
promoting the UK's new high speed rail network.
Birmingham City Council (https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/contactus), Transport for London
(https://tfl.gov.uk/help-and-contact/), Nottingham City Council
(http://www.nottinghamcity.gov.uk/contact-us/) and Derby City Council
(https://www.derby.gov.uk/contact-the-council/) may be able to assist you, specifically point-to-point journey times by available modes of transport. Other online resources such as journey planners could also assist you in identifying this information.
Right to Review
If you are unhappy with the way we have handled your request or with the
decisions made in relation to your request, you may complain in writing to HS2 Ltd at the address below. Please also see attached details of HS2 Ltd's complaints procedure and your right to complain to the Information Commissioner.
Please remember to quote reference number FOI19-3165 in any future communication relating to this request.
Yours sincerely
Alistair Hobbs
Briefings, Correspondence and FOI Adviser
High Speed Two (HS2) Limited
Your right to complain to HS2 Ltd and the Information Commissioner
You have the right to complain to HS2 Ltd within two calendar months of the date of this letter about the way in which your request for information was handled and/or about the
decision not to disclose all or part of the information requested.
Your complaint will be acknowledged and you will be advised of a target date by which to
expect a response. Initially your complaint will be re-considered by the official who dealt with
your request for information. If, after careful consideration, that official decides that
his/her decision was correct, your complaint will automatically be referred to a senior independent
official who will conduct a further review. You will be advised of the outcome of your complaint and if a decision is taken to disclose information originally withheld this will be done as soon as possible.
If you are not content with the outcome of the internal review, you have the right to apply directly to the Information Commissioner for a decision. The Information Commissioner can be contacted at:
Information Commissioner's Office
Wycliffe House
Water Lane
What should happen to 'HS2 college'?
The failing National College for High Speed Rail is consulting on ditching its name, the Guardian reported on April 30.
[Engineering college for HS2 ditches 'high speed' from its name, Gwyn Topham, The Guardian, 30 Apr 2019]
When the government decided to fund an institution to lure engineering students to learn everything needed for HS2, it might have seemed a name with cachet. But 18 months since opening its doors and having struggled to attract entrants, the National College for High Speed Rail has decided to ditch the words "high-speed rail".
With the second phase of the HS2 network yet to be confirmed, and Conservative leadership hopefuls discussing axing the entire scheme, the college has launched a consultation over a new name: the National College for Advanced Transport and Infrastructure.
Board minutes from December [2018] said several members saw the name as a "limiting factor" for the college, which was set up across two campuses in Birmingham and Doncaster with help from various national and regional government bodies, including the Department for Transport and HS2 Ltd.
The college was reported in October to have signed up just 96 students for the year, although it aims to be taking on 1,200 a year by 2022.
Surely the best course of action would be to wind up NCHSR, and divide its assets between established further education colleges in the Birmingham and South Yorkshire areas.
Absurdity writ large
'Northern powerhouse rail' would mean "a greater number of people living within sensible distances of their jobs, fuelling productivity and economic growth", according to the Confederation of British Industry twitter feed.
Eh? Wasn't Northern powerhouse rail intended to allow 'people living in Bradford to commute to work in Manchester' (etc)?
Meaning the 'idea' behind NPR is more like the antithesis of having a greater number of people living within "sensible distances of their jobs".
Obviously, the whole NPR concept is unworkable fantasy, and has nothing to do with local transport in the north.
Why is the CBI putting out this drivel, and why is it reminiscent of the misinformation put out a few years ago by the Westbourne 'Campaign for High Speed Rail'?


text:
Scary Maze Game
Cooking Games
Gun Games
Hello Kitty Games
My Little Pony
Papas Games
Pokemon Games
Zombie Games
Racing Games
Medieval Cop - The True Monster
Bubble Pop Story
Effing Machines
Get Twelve
Fitness Workout XL
Alpha Wars
Kite Battle
Wheel of Misfortune
Ronaldo: The Crying Game
Super Mega Ultra Battle Robot 2.0
Temple Run
Snail Bob 2
Geoarena Online
Game Description :
Medieval Cop 2 - The True Monster Online -Dregg is back and he is more sarcastic and depressed than ever. Help Dregg solve the case of the death of Professor Wordsworth Before his self proclaimed rival Polly. Medieval Cop - The True Monster Unblocked for school kids.
Copyright © 2019 :: All Rights Reserved
Online Free Games - POoFun.Com


text:
First Battle of Manassas was the first major battle of the American Civil War. It's also known as the Battle of Bull Run because of its proximity to the Bull Run River in northern Virginia. Manassas is located 30 miles from Washington, D.C., about a ten hour walk. There are two battles with that name: the Battle of First Manassas was fought in 1861; the Second in 1862 when the Union general decided that it was time to get revenge for the first rout.
In late June, 1861, President Lincoln, who had been elected to office only a few months before, got word that there were Confederate troops guarding strategic locations near the Manassas railway junction. This proximity to D.C. made President Lincoln more than a little nervous (he had been surprised by the fall of Fort Sumter in April) and he wanted the Confederate Army quashed. This had become an in-your-face armed conflict, not just a small rebellion aimed at the policies of the newly elected government.
Early in July of 1861, Gen. Irvin McDowell's army of 35,000 very green, 90-day volunteers left Washington, D.C. and headed toward the railroad at Manassas. McDowell hoped to capture the junction, then travel to the newly proclaimed Confederate capital of Richmond. The goal was to capture Richmond and end the war. A Union defeat was not remotely anticipated, and as was the custom at the beginning of the Civil War, people were prepared to line up with picnic baskets to observe the show.
McDowell arrived in the area on July 18, astonished to discover that the Confederate contingent was 22,000 strong. He attempted to approach both left and right flanks for the next two days. During that time, the Confederate General Beauregard sent word to Richmond for backup. 10,000 additional troops under command of General Johnston from Shenandoah Valley, gave the Union Army the slip along the way and arrived on July 20-21. Now the two armies were essentially equal in size.
McDowell's plans of distraction and surprise under the cover of darkness and from different directions might have succeeded if he'd had a more seasoned fighting force. However, unfamiliar woods and hilly terrain were the Union Army's enemy on the 21st. The Confederate Colonel Evans figured out that the attack at his location was a diversion and was able to briefly check the forward movement of McDowell's troops at Matthew Hill.
But then, even with help, the Confederates had to fall back to Henry Hill, a relatively high position in the area. At that point, new brigades arrived to bolster the Southern troops (the nickname 'Stonewall Jackson' may have originated at Henry Hill).
Timing is everything in battle, and sometimes, taking a break to reorganize can be disastrous, even if necessary. The Union side paused for about an hour to regroup, and during that time, the Confederates took advantage of the reprieve to reform their own lines. The goal didn't change for either side: to retain claim of Henry Hill. Renewed fighting went on for several hours until new Southern troops arrived to join the fray, forcing McDowell's men to retreat.
In the long run, July 21st did not end all that well for either side. The withdrawing Union volunteers found the road back to Washington crammed with sightseers, preventing an orderly retreat. Panic ensued. The Confederates were too tired and disorderly to follow up on their success, so by the morning of the 22nd, the defeated Union army was safely back behind their lines.
Learning from that defeat that taking poorly trained and undisciplined soldiers into battle would end badly, Gen. George B. McClellan took charge of the Washington based Federal forces, established the Army of the Potomac and whipped them into combat readiness. The Union plan was to still to stop the Confederates by attacking Richmond, the Southern capital. When McClellan was ready in March of 1862, he left D.C. and had Richmond in his sights by May.
The Southerners left the Manassas position and after a series of bloody battles and a change of Confederate leadership to Robert E. Lee, pushed McClellan away from Richmond. In the next few weeks, Lee's tactical advantage would shift back and forth, and he knew that to finally defeat the Union troops, he would have to send Jackson to outflank and defeat them decisively. On August 27th, Jackson's well-trained troops seized the supply depot at Manassas Junction, burned the Union supplies, and moved to the woods near the first Manassas battlefield to wait for the Confederate army to return.
General Pope was angry that his supplies had been destroyed and left a successful battleground to take revenge on Jackson at Manassas. But, Jackson was ready and attacked part of the Union line as it passed on Warrenton Turnpike in a nasty battle that lasted for several hours. On the 29th, Pope's information was faulty and hampered by a lack of strategic planning, kept throwing his men at Confederate positions, without doing sustained damage to their lines.
On the 30th, with poor intel again, Pope thought that the Confederates were in retreat, but in fact had not gone anywhere. Pope sent more men at Jackson's line, a group attacked at the unfinished railroad's Deep Cut area, but the Southerners prevailed in another bloody action. The Union Army was in disarray, and the Confederates pressed their advantage. Heroic fighting by the Union soldiers saved them from annihilation, and after dark, the remaining Union forces were able to escape back across the Bull Run River to Washington, D.C.
The Second Manassas campaign opened the way for the south's first invasion of the north.
First Battle of Manassas lasted one day.
Combined forces of Union and Confederates: 59,200
Death toll: 870
Wounded: 2600
Missing: 1200+
In the year between the First and Second Battles of Manassas, the weapons became deadlier, the soldiers better trained, and the generals more determined to wipe out the opposing forces. Each side was deeply committed to the rightness of their own ideals.
Second Battle of Manassas lasted three days.
Combined forces of Union and Confederates: 125,000
Death toll: 3,300
Wounded: 14,654
Missing or captured: 5,000+
Not long after, the two armies would meet again at Antietam, the bloodiest battle in American history.
Memorial Day now falls on the last Monday in May in the U.S. It is a day to honor and remember those who gave their lives in active duty military service. If you have the opportunity, a visit to one of the national battlefield parks will explain in depth why we were at war, while paying tribute to those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
*Photos by Patti Phillips
"Do you want to be an FBI Agent? Part 1" highlighted the backgrounds of two former FBI Special Agents, their differing career paths, salary, and job aspects. Bucky and Chris Cox continued to chat, revealing more agency specifics and notes about a wide range of cases that the FBI oversees, in Part 2. Take a look:
Every field office undergoes performance reviews. The FBI is a statistic driven agency. Among other things, internal inspectors count the number of arrests and convictions at each office, looking for reasonable numbers of completed cases, and how efficiently they were concluded. But, the type of crimes is taken into consideration. While a specialist in bank robberies might clear 10-15 cases a year, white collar cases such as bank fraud, health care, or telemarketing can take longer to investigate and prosecute because of their complexity and the fact that they may be occurring in more than one State. Agents also have to prove that the suspect knowingly and willfully committed the crimes.
There are mandatory reports to be written after a case is completed. The standard rule applies: "If there is no paperwork, it didn't happen." Forms MUST be filled out so that people can be prosecuted and a decision can be made on what parts of the evidentiary findings can be more solidly prosecuted and whether the case will be tried in a federal or state court.
If you think this is a 9 to 5 profession, it's not. There are many wakeup calls in the middle of the night because an agent is on duty 24/7. FBI agents may be called to other States or even to other countries beyond the home base if the case takes them there. If you are counting on a permanent posting in one city, look elsewhere for a career.
When applying to attend the Academy, you won't be able to hide anything in your background and will have absolutely no secrets from your employers. Because of Robert Hansen, an FBI agent who was a spy for the Russians on and off from 1979 until 2001, there are now polygraphs administered at the beginning of the application process as well as several times during a career in order to avoid further infiltrations by a foreign agent. Your personnel file is available to the Defense Attorney that represents the suspects (defendants) in the cases you work on, so if you have Lack of Candor (you lied or covered up a mistake during your career) in your file, you can be discredited on the stand in court. Agent credibility is essential for successful prosecution of the case.
The FBI's Wide Variety of Cases
After 24 hours, kidnappings that cross state lines come under FBI jurisdiction – use of the telephone or email can make it an interstate crime. The FBI is called in (usually by the police) because of their expertise, resources, ability to negotiate, and quick access to required warrants. The FBI can't tell families whether to pay any ransom or not, but there is surveillance on the payout if that choice is made.
FYI – In general, international kidnappings are handled by negotiators working for the big companies whose employees have been snatched.
If the FBI is the lead agency, the teams will arrive after First Responders have secured the scene. If the mail is involved, then Postal Inspectors will work the case as well, but if not, then the Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (ATF) unit and an Evidence Response Team (ERT) will be involved. There is some negotiation between the different agency teams so that no duplication of effort occurs.
People see agents depicted as tough and resilient, but let's face it, field work can be dangerous. Chasing and apprehending fugitives sometimes includes guns and shooting. Bank robberies and other crimes can involve hostages and lethal force.
It doesn't often happen, but various other government agency investigations might target the same or overlapping drug cartels. Blue on blue conflict can be very risky, so big cities have de-confliction rooms. Before a big bust, someone checks a database for scheduled buys, so that law enforcement agencies aren't tripping over each other at the scene.
For people doing the day-to-day work, it's not about the politics, but agents are cast in the same light as Senior Management. That can happen even if the agents personally might have nothing to do with what's unfolding in Washington, DC or elsewhere in the world. The FBI played no part in the Rodney King events, but after the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles, a big bank case came up. A juror on that case said, "If the LAPD can lie, so can the FBI" and that works both ways.
White-collar crime refers to fraud perpetrated because of a desire for financial gain. Some scams have cost companies/investors billions of dollars and wiped out entire life savings. Among others, the FBI has investigated cases involving money laundering, securities and commodities fraud, bank fraud and embezzlement, election law violations, telemarketing fraud, and health care fraud. They have worked with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the IRS, the U.S. Postal Inspection Service, and the Treasury Department to catch the worst offenders.
Corporate Fraud is a serious threat to the economy and the FBI concentrates on cases that involve accounting schemes designed to deceive everyone about the true financial condition of a company. Agents specializing in white collar crime look for bogus accounting entries, and fake/illegal trades rigged to protect the trader or avoid regulation. They keep an eye out for insider trading, misuse of corporate property, and tax fraud.
Relationships have been known to begin within the agency, because not many people outside law enforcement understand/accept the demands of the job. For FBI couples that marry, if both spouses are street agents, the relationship is not an issue. But, if one or the other reaches management level, one can't supervise the other. If a slot opens up where a spouse is posted, the other can apply, but there is no guarantee that the married applicant will get it.
Everyone must sign a non-disclosure agreement because they can never talk about classified cases. There is a special unit that handles whether or not an agent can write about something – all manuscripts must go through pre-publication review. The only cases that can be written about are those closed cases which are part of the public record. Also, former agents are not allowed to write about investigative techniques or their sources.
Besides being a top investigator, AN AGENT IS:
Ready to sign up?
Many thanks to Bucky and Chris Cox for generously sharing their time and knowledge about the details of the job of Special Agent in the FBI. 🙂
*Photo credits: official photos from the FBI
A few months ago, I had the privilege of chatting with two retired FBI agents, Bucky and Chris Cox. They had spoken at a Sisters in Crime event and their story was so interesting that I wanted to know more. Research for the FBI articles, "What Does the FBI Do?" "The Road to Quantico," and "FBI Training at Quantico," was nearly finished, but interviews with people that had actually done the job gave a human face to one of the most famous law enforcement agencies in the world.
They shared that as many as 14-16K FBI applicants from a variety of professions compete for 600 jobs. Your background skillset is important for the available slots, but the FBI will teach you what else you need to know in order to conduct investigations.
Bucky is former military and became a police officer while he worked his way through school. He wanted to be an FBI agent from the time he was 11 years old and his dream was realized when he went through a 16 week training program at Quantico in the class of 1973. There was lots of physical work during the instruction, but in actuality, most of the course was academic. His class was made up of all white males.
Academy training gives you a taste of what you will need to succeed and you also get an idea of what you like/want to do in the FBI. It's possible to spend an entire career focused in one area of law enforcement (i.e. intelligence work) but often, agents might have 10-15 different jobs within the agency.
Bucky started with property crime in the L.A. office; one case involved someone ripping off lobster tails from shipments from Australia. Among his memorable assignments were:
Chris began as an English Lit Major in college. Upon graduation from college, she entered into a retail management program at a local department store, then became an assistant buyer for a year. She returned to graduate school and obtained a Master's Degree in Clinical Social Work (MSW). Around that time, the work world changed for women due to legislation that was passed, and women were accepted into law enforcement. Chris entered duty with the FBI in 1978 at Quantico, becoming one of the earliest female FBI agents. Calling upon her experience as a clinical social worker, she was able to use those skills as an Agent, while conducting interviews to flesh out backgrounds and uncover motives. She worked in a variety of areas at the beginning, including organized crime and bank robberies, but was eventually assigned full time to foreign counter terrorism.
Chris is currently a retired member of the bar in: NY, NJ, CT, D.C., and the Supreme Court. While assigned to the Legal Counsel Division at FBIHQ, she handled internal administrative cases and also conducted legal research in areas affecting the FBI. On occasion, she worked with her counterparts at the Department of Justice if their cases reached district court level. She was promoted to Unit Chief at FBIHQ, then went to the field as a Squad supervisor, and finally, as an Assistant Agent in Charge (ASAC) of a large field office.
Read on for some nuts and bolts details they shared about working as FBI agents.
When does the FBI get involved in a case?
Crossing state lines during the commission of a crime is the main criteria for determining when the FBI can be involved. As a general rule, they are invited to participate, especially in kidnapping cases. They don't storm into town and take over cases as some TV shows and movies would have you believe. The FBI frequently works with other agencies in providing investigative information, resources, and expertise to them. Of special note: the FBI and the DEA have concurrent jurisdiction in drug cases. This also happens when working with local police departments on bank robberies/bank burglaries.
Field Offices and the Details of the Job
All 50 states have either a field office or a resident agent. There are squads within each field office and each supervisor will have at least eight Special Agents on a squad. The larger the office, the more specialized the jobs; the smaller the office, the more parts of the case you get to touch; Some offices are small offshoots of the field office, where four or five people and a secretary work arm-in-arm with the local police department and have more interaction with the public. In a larger office, you might be transferred or loaned between squads if your skill sets are needed for different cases. In addition to the 56 field offices and 350 satellite offices in the USA, the FBI has 60 international offices, called legal attaches, located in U.S. embassies around the world.
Good Surveillance requires at least five or six agents on the ground. In addition, some operations require agents in the air – the pilot watches the ground and the co-pilot watches for other aircraft.
We all see credentials being flashed by law enforcement personnel on TV. The FBI credentials must be carried by the agents 24/7 and they are told/trained to never give them up. There are career consequences to losing them.
Working at the FBI does not pay nearly as well as the private sector. Agents are paid on the GS (General Schedule) scale or SES (Senior Executive Services) scale. Incremental raises are based on years served. There is now a pay adjustment for the field office location (housing is MUCH more expensive in NYC than in Montana), as well as more overtime paid than there used to be for those round-the-clock hours needed on rapidly unfolding cases. The recent government shutdown seriously affected the FBI with mandatory furloughs and hampered its ability to work on all aspects of the cases currently under investigation. The FBI is a federal agency, so is paid in the same fashion and from the same coffers as other federal employees. A three month gap in paychecks may not happen often, but can be a serious consideration when looking at steady employment options.
Agents are trained to work the case in systematic ways. Among other strategies, they conduct interviews, knock on doors, circulate photos if needed, or collect/compare fingerprints. They continue to investigate until they and the DOJ attorney feel they have enough to successfully prosecute.
FBI are investigators who can make arrests after a thorough investigation indicates probable cause to believe that a suspect has committed the crime of which he/she is being accused. Before the arrest warrant can be issued, a US Attorney reviews an affidavit requesting the arrest warrant and then a Judge reviews and signs off on it if he/she agrees. There is an arrest plan, so that the arrest itself is conducted as safely and efficiently as possible. An agent does not make an arrest on his/her own. There are at least two levels of management involved in the decision.
Training never stops. Back in the 70s, the sixteen week course at Quantico touched on a little bit of everything, including classroom work, photography, tire casting, intelligence, and investigation of violent crimes. Now there are forensic teams in law enforcement, cybercrime affecting all of us, and world-wide terrorism. The training has evolved to meet today's demands. Quantico training is not just for entering agents, however. If a class is being offered to active agents or the boss says 'I need you to attend,' agents can be selected for in-service training. There is some on the job instruction, but agents do go back to school for specialized areas or even refresher courses.
Bucky and Chris Cox continued to provide a wealth of details about working for the FBI.
Stay tuned for: "Do you want to be an FBI agent? – Part 2"
Photo credits: official FBI photos


text:
Lead zinc ore crusher nigeria
Lead zinc ore crusher nigeria for Industry solution. Related Products; Portable Crushing Unit, Cone Crusher, Vertical Shaft Impactor, Vibrating Screen.
lead and zinc mobile crusher
galena lead mobile crusher. SOLUTIONS. lead and zinc mobile crusher; Beneficiation Equipment;, vibrating feeder evenly into the ball mill,hwc crusher in Zimbabwe.
lead and zinc magnetic sepertor
second hand lead and zinc crusher plant - Welcome to Shree Sai Institute of. coal stone and zinc - Newest Crusher, Grinding Mill, Mobile . second hand lead lead and
Lead And Zinc Mobile Crusher
Lead And Zinc Ore Crushing. Lead and zinc production involved crushing and grinding the mined rock to Mobile Jaw Crushing Plant; Mobile Impact Crushing Plant
lead and zinc mining
Mobile Crusher; Hydraulic-driven Track Mobile Plant; K Series Mobile Crushing Plant; Lead and Zinc Mining in Kansas - Kansas Geological Survey .
lead and zinc grinding method
Lead and zinc crushing, Grinding, Conveyor Belt; Vibrating Screen; Mobile Cone Crusher >> Get Price; zinc manufacture process with lead zinc ore crusehr and
lead and zinc mining process - Gold Ore Crusher
Lead-zinc processing plant – Mining, crushing, grinding lead-zinc crushing plant equipment, Gold Ore Jaw Crusher; Gold Mobile Crusher; Gold Ore Impact Crusher;
Lead Crusher Machine
Lead Zinc Ore Crushing Machine - Sand Making Machine. portable lead and zinc ore quarry crusher equipment - YouTube. 3 Apr 2015 More details:
plans on how to make a small scale hammer mill, lead and zinc
plans on how to make a small scale hammer mill, lead and zinc stone crusher .plans to Mobile potable stone crusher for rock crushing of xpkkalice.
Lead And Zinc Ore Mobile Crusher Plant, Lead And Zinc Ore
Lead And Zinc Ore Mobile Crusher Plant, Buy Various High Quality Lead And Zinc Ore Mobile Crusher Plant Products from Global Lead And Zinc Ore Mobile Crusher Plant
Related Products
- large stone crusher
- how are portable cone crushers powered
- limestone crushers for tractors
- ball mills for ores for sale in the philippines
- cement block grinding equipment
- german stone crushing plants
- horizontal shaft impact crusher
- iron ore crushing plant cost machinery
- installation of coal crusher
- diagram for sand washing plant


text: Model Car Builder of the Year – Wayne Moyer Wayne Moyer's life was filled with passion for vehicles. Working for Wright-Patterson Air Force base in his home state of Ohio, Wayne put his Aerospace degree to use while continuing to foster a love of model cars, planes and ships. Although he built and collected tons of models, he never imagined he'd be paid to […] ShareTweetShare0 Shares