text:
Congressman Randy Hultgren (R-IL)
October 12, 2012
The Science Coalition today honored Congressman Randy Hultgren with its Champion of Science Award in recognition of his strong commitment to funding the basic research that keeps the United States and the state of Illinois at the forefront of scientific discovery and technological innovation.
"In his short time in Congress, and in a tight budget climate, Congressman Hultgren stood out quickly as a strong and consistent voice for maintaining federal investments in science and innovation. We are pleased to present him with our Champion of Science Award," said Science Coalition President Abby Benson of the University of Colorado.
Upon election to Congress, Hultgren sought membership on the Science, Space and Technology Committee where he has served actively on three subcommittees. He has introduced a number of bills during his first term, including the Energy Critical Elements Advancement Act of 2011, which urged Congressional action to fix problems in the energy-critical elements supply chain, which is essential to the large-scale deployment of new energy technologies. Hultgren also created the Science Advisory Council, which consists of more than 300 science stakeholders, including representatives from research universities and national labs across Illinois.
"Congressman Hultgren provides a strong voice for science in Congress that benefits the citizens of Illinois as well as the United States. Illinois is home to some of the premier research universities in the nation as well as two Department of Energy national labs, Argonne National Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, which in collaboration with industry, provide a unique ecosystem for innovation and economic growth," said Robert J. Zimmer, President of the University of Chicago. "Congressman Hultgren understands these issues and their profound importance."
"From his time in the Illinois State House through his first two years in Washington, Congressman Hultgren has been a steady and consistent champion for scientific research that will allow our state's top research universities to address the world's grand challenges," said Dr. Robert Easter, President of the University of Illinois, who presented the award to Rep. Hultgren at Fermilab this morning. "In his first term, Rep. Hultgren stood up for research, and stood apart from his peers, promoting scientific discovery that will create the jobs of the future so vital to Illinois' economic recovery."
Joining Dr. Easter in presenting the award to Congressman Hultgren was Fermilab Director Pier Oddone. The group, including representatives from the University of Chicago, then toured several current and future projects on the Fermilab site. The University of Chicago is a partner in the Fermi Research Alliance LLC, which operates Fermilab for the U.S. Department of Energy. The University of Illinois and the University of Chicago are members of The Science Coalition.
The Science Coalition's Champion of Science Award recognizes members of Congress whose actions and votes consistently reflect their belief that basic scientific research, conducted at universities and national labs across the country, is essential to the nation's ability to address pressing issues in health, security, energy and the environment, and additionally, that a strong federally supported basic research enterprise drives innovation that fuels the U.S. economy. Congressman Hultgren joins a distinguished group of more than 60 current and former members of Congress who have received this award since 1999.


text: It is all about Multan city of Pakistan which is said to be 5000 B.C. historic oldest living city and sister city of Rome. Rig Veda was written here, Alexander the great captured it, famous Chinese traveler Hieun Tsang visited here. Previously it was called "City of Gold" now called "City of Saints". I have given all information regarding tourism to help tourists and pilgrims.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Home
- Balloons
- Specialty Balloons
- Number Balloons
- Blue Number Balloons
- 35" Foil Balloons
- 35" Decorator Number 2 Balloon - Blue P50
35" Decorator Number 2 Balloon - Blue P50
Product Description
Display an age, anniversary or year using our 35" Decorator Number 2 Balloon! Combine this giant blue balloon with number balloons of the same or different colors to create a custom balloon display for your party or event.
35" Decorator Number 2 Balloon product details:
- 25in wide x 35in tall
- Foil
- Self-sealing
- Reusable
Helium inflation available at Wow! Let's Party stores.
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Children under 8 years can choke or suffocate on uninflated or broken balloons. Adult supervision required. Keep uninflated balloons from children. Discard broken balloons at once.


text:
Exclusively commissioned by TripAdvisor
About LaTortugaViajera
Lives in Madrid, Spain
Since Oct 2010
25-34 year old female
I've lived in Spain for over seven years and pretty much visited every corner of the country. I've traveled to each of the nation's 17 different autonomous communities, and written about them along the way. Though I consider myself an expert on all things Spanish, I'm particularly passionate about anything related to the country's gastronomy.
Tackling Madrid in a few days is totally doable. From seeing the most notable sights and attractions, to experiencing local, under-the-radar favorites, here's how you'll want to spend your three days in the Spanish capital.
12 Places
5 City Tips
12 Places
Architectural Buildings, Historic Sites, Art Museums
Points of Interest & Landmarks, Historic Sites, Architectural Buildings
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Monuments & Statues
Parks, Architectural Buildings, Bodies of Water, Gardens
Neighbourhoods, Historic Walking Areas
Flea & Street Markets
Points of Interest & Landmarks
Gift & Speciality Shops
This is where to experience Spanish opulence at its best, even though the royal family doesn't actually live here and instead just outside of the city at another residence. The palace's rooms are a veritable wonderland of crystal chandeliers, red velvet thrones, and ceiling murals galore.
Surround yourself with Madrileño culture (and over 200 balconies) in the capital's main square, Plaza Mayor. During summer, it fills with outdoor terrazas where locals and tourists alike dine and drink al fresco. Then, come winter, the plaza is covered in a blanket of lights that illuminate the annual Christmas fair with its cluster of festive kiosks.
Puerta del Sol is the most classic meeting point in Madrid: not only do many metro and bus lines go through here but it is in fact from a little plaque in this square where all of the radial freeways in Spain are measured. Sol also hosts one of the year's biggest events, New Year's Eve. To celebrate, locals quickly consume 12 grapes in a row and in sync with the chimes of the clock.
Experience the best of Madrid's tapas hopping culture by making a trip to La Latina, a neighborhood packed with tapas bars. Plan to have a drink and tapa in one bar before you move on to the next and do it all over again. And, if you're in Madrid on Sunday, stop by the nearby El Rastro outdoor market before joining the masses in your afternoon of indulging in tapas.
This is Madrid's busiest east-west thoroughfare, and arguably its most attractive street. It's also where you'll find a heavy concentration of theaters and internationally known stores. Go there to see a show, to shop, or simply to marvel at the big-city buzz.
There's perhaps no panorama more picturesque than that of Plaza de Cibeles with its chariot-topped fountain and grand Cibeles Palace. The latter once served as the headquarters of the Spanish postal service, but nowadays it's home to City Hall as well as an open-to-the-public cultural center called CentroCentro.
This is where all of the Spanish city slickers go to get a dose of fresh air. Head there to take a stroll, row a boat on the main pond, or to sit back and sip a beverage at one of the many outdoor cafes. If you're an art or museum buff, and have extra time, walk to the nearby Prado Museum, home to some of Europe's finest artwork.
This neighborhood is known for its particularly posh residents along with the fancy shops and restaurants that they frequent. Whether you come here to do some spending or just to window shop, Salamanca is a city barrio that is worth a wander.
Recently renovated, San Anton Market (El Mercado de San Anton) is a new hotspot for local gastro lovers. That's because it's one part old-fashioned market, complete with meat, fish and produce stands, and another part modern foodie paradise, consisting of tapas bars and even a rooftop bar and restaurant.
Dos de Mayo is the heart and soul of Madrid's eclectic Malasaña neighborhood, and the site of numerous playgrounds, outdoor terrazas, and often even fairs and flea markets. This is the ideal place to grab a caña or tinto de verano (the more locally popular and light version of sangria) while you mix with the locals and simply people watch.
Spanish souvenirs don't get more legit than a pair of alpargatas (espadrilles) from this family-run, over-century-year-old establishment. Not only are the shoes entirely made in Spain and very affordable (at about under 10 euros a pair) but the service is phenomenal and the setting will make you feel like you're traveling back in time.
When it comes to Spanish bars, this is about as quintessential as it gets. Think colorfully tiled walls, shelves stacked with dusty wine bottles, and memorabilia from the bar's over 100 years in business. The best part? Their addictively delicious potato-egg-and-onion tortilla española, easily considered one of the best in Madrid.


text:
During September 2001, Michael Armstrong was busy. Then 34 years old, he was preparing to get married in October. He planned to be out of the office at the end of the week of September 11 for his bachelor party. On Monday the 10th, he attended a funeral Mass for a friend's mother. But on Tuesday he was at work at Cantor Fitzgerald on the 104th floor of One World Trade Center.
Sometimes his sister Laura, nine years his junior, thinks about Michael's schedule that week. What if the funeral had been held on Tuesday? What if the terrorist attacks had taken place at the end of the week? Any number of events could have spared Michael's life, and spared his family the pain of losing him. "There are always those what-if moments and the whys," she says now. "Whys were directed toward God. A certain degree of anger is only natural, but I think what I felt was more hurt and sorrow than anger, and I don't feel like my faith was altered."
Laura, a fourth grade teacher in Westchester county, was emerging from a meeting when she overheard a secretary say that one of the twin towers had been hit. "Which one?" Laura asked, immediately worried. But the secretary didn't know. Laura began shaking, and when the school's principal came out of another meeting a few seconds later, he asked Laura to come into his office, where he told her both towers had been hit.
"Are you sure he works at the World Trade Center and not just in the Financial District?" he asked. Laura was sure he worked on the 104th floor of one of the towers. She called her mother, who reported that she had received a phone call at 9:26 a.m. but could hear only static and noise. It was Michael, she thought.
Coworkers offered to drive Laura home. She declined, but complied with the request of her principal not to listen to the radio on her drive. When she arrived at her parents' house, her sister was already there. It was then that Laura began listening to the radio. On television, images of the burning buildings, of the falling buildings, of the ash in the streets played over and over, but Laura and her family didn't see them, didn't want to see them. The television remained off all day, while the family sat together and listened to the news on the radio. Occasionally the phone would ring, and everyone would jump. For a split second they'd think: it's Michael. Let it be Michael. An aunt called to check in. Someone called with a relief number for families of Cantor Fitzgerald employees. It was never Michael.
That night, Laura got into bed and thought to herself: Oh my God, my brother died today.
Four days after the attacks, the Armstrong family held a Mass at St. Ignatius Loyola parish attended by Michael's family and close friends. In the back of the church Laura looked at the list of readings, and noticed the words at the top of the page: "Mass of the Deceased." Her feelings of grief mixed with disbelief. I can't believe I'm doing this, she thought. I can't believe this is a reality.
A Jesuit priest who was a friend of the family would say of her, "Laura is a pillar of strength." And Laura tried to be just that. But she didn't always feel like she lived up to the title. "I think we put on an incredibly good show," she said. The strength that she was able to demonstrate came from her faith and from her mother's example. "To this day I could only count on two hands how many times I've seen [my mother] cry," Laura said. "She's just an incredibly strong individual. My mother has such a strong faith, and through the years we've been able to continually recognize her strength." Laura's mother organized Masses on Michael's birthday, and they attended Mass each year on Sept. 11. "Mass has always been part of who we are," Laura said. "I don't feel like I turned away from the church after the attacks; I feel like our faith is equally as strong, if not stronger."
Laura has talked with her older siblings, Gerard and Marian, about their shared grief. They all agreed that their weakest moments were moments when they were alone. Laura would think about what her brother experienced, about how long he had to think about what was to come. In addition to the call their mother received on Sept. 11, Catherine, Michael's fiancée, also received a call at 9 a.m., and their uncle at 9:14. In his last moments he'd tried to reach out to the people he loved most. "That breaks my heart," Laura said. "I hate that he knew his fate for an hour or whatever amount of time it was. And sometimes I think it's not fair he never got to marry Catherine, and he never got to have his own children. And I think of the things he was robbed of."
Laura, of course, was robbed too. She keeps one copy of her brother's prayer card in her wallet, another on her computer and a third on her refrigerator. She thinks of him every day, talks to him. "Every day I wish we could have him back," she says. "And there are times that are more challenging than others. He was incredibly strong; I think of things in life that would be easier if he were still here." Things like their father's struggle with Alzheimer's disease. "I think, Mike could handle this better," Laura said. "Mike would be our strength. Mike is the one we would turn to. I certainly did look up to him. And I don't doubt he knew how much I loved him, and there's comfort in that."
In the ten years since the attacks, the Armstrongs have also found comfort in working to maintain connections with the organizations and people Michael loved. In the days after Sept. 11, some of Michael's friends from his undergraduate days at Fordham University approached Catherine with the idea of creating a foundation in Michael's memory. Ten years later, the foundation continues to hold fundraisers that honor Michael's life and, in particular, his passion for Fordham basketball by donating to the university's athletic department. Laura is grateful that Catherine, now a married mother of three children, has remained close to the Armstrong family. "Having the foundation has been a way to channel emotions and focus our intentions and to look at what we've been given," Laura said.
Within two weeks of Michael's death, the Armstrong family also set up a scholarship at Loyola School in Manhattan, of which Michael was an alumnus, in his remembrance. The family is still close to the scholarship's first recipient. "Those things we've been given as a result of the foundation and scholarship, those are gifts from Mike," Laura said. "They help give us the strength that we need to somehow accept [what happened]."
Still, these things help only so much. "Would I give up the fact that we have the foundation and that we have our relationship with Fordham University? Yeah, in a heartbeat, if it meant we could have him back. But given the reality of Sept. 11, I don't have any regrets about anything we've done as a result of losing Mike."
In addition to the foundation and the scholarship, Michael's memory is also preserved in gold letters adorning the wall outside a Manhattan pub at the corner of 1st Avenue and 19th Street. At the time of the attacks, several of Michael's friends were in the process of opening the bar. In August 2001, Michael had stopped by the site, which was still under construction, to wish his friends the best of luck. A few days after his death, the friends called Michael's parents to ask if they could name the pub M. J. Armstrong's in his honor. Laura loves the fact that Michael once walked in the place that has become so familiar to Laura and the Armstrongs, and where they've met so many friends, new and old. "So much of our strength came from the support of family and friends," Laura said. "I think of the phrase Ex fide fortes, from faith comes strength, and I think there's truth in that for us."
Kerry -God bless you and the Armstrong family. God rest the soul of Michael. I could not help but shed a tear when I read this article.
May G_D love Michael forever!
May G_D comfort you and your family!
Very sincerely and very respectfully,
John Barbieri
(Manhattan College, '65)


text:
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
Innova:Aviar Putt & ApproachLeopard Fairway DriverShark multi-purposeI'm pretty sure they are all 150 class.
Bear in mind that Waterworks is one of the most challenging courses in KC. At Rosedale the ground is a bit flatter, there will be more people out there with a variety of discs, and starting April 4,the Monday New Players League will start. The lovely and talented Paul Eklund is the host, if you have any questions he can be reached at 913 621-2004.m richard


text:
"Offering the rare and unusual from one collector to another"
About Us
Company Policies
Orders: 913.962.2100 Customer Service: 913.962.2100
What's New
Advertising - Page 1
Advertising - Page 2
Antique Jewelry
Badges - Fraternal & Event
Badges - Law Enforcement
Bank Memorabilia
Barber Shop
Boot Jacks
Vintage Calendars - Page 1
Vintage Calendars - Page 2
Cartridges & Cartridge Boxes
Cattle & Stockyards
Colt Accessories
Colt Ephemera
Cowboy Leather and Accessories
Express Company Memorabilia
Express Company Badges & Collectibles
Firearms Accessories & Ephemera
Firefighter Memorabilia
Fishing Lures
Creek Chub Bait Co. Lures
Creek Chub Bait Co. Lures - Page 2
CCBCo Fly Rod Lures
CCBCo Boxes
Shur-Strike Lures
Shur-Strike Lures - Page 2
Shur-Strike Lures - Page 3
Shur-Strike Lures - Page 4
Shur-Strike Lures - Page 5
Shur-Strike Lures - Page 6
Shur-Strike Fly Rod Lures
Shur-Srike Boxes
Collectibles & Ephemera
Playing Cards
Other Gambling Chips
Gambling Paraphernalia
Gambling Ephemera
Horse, Farrier, Racing & Stables
Hotel Collectibles
Mining Collectibles
Mining Collectibles - Page 2
Photography & Ephemera
Native American
Old West Collectibles
Old West Collectibles - Page 1
Old West Collectibles - Page 2
Old West Ephemera
Vintage Photography
Thermoplastic Image Cases
Police, Postal & Detective
Saddlery Collectibles
Saddlery Ephemera & Photos
Smoking Accessories
Accessories & Collectibles
Accessories & Collectibles - Pg 2
Cigar Cutters
Match Safes
Spoons - Sterling Souvenir
Souvenir Spoons - Page 2
Souvenir Spoons - Page 3
Sports Memorabilia
Sports Memorabilia
Steamship and Stagecoach
Trade Cards
Watch Fobs
Whiskey & Saloon
Back Bar Bottles
Saloon Collectibles
Whiskey & Saloon Ephemera
Whiskey Flasks, Bottles & Shot Glasses
Wild West Show Memorabilia
Advertising - Page 2
Tombstone, Arizona Terrritory Advertising Card
From an early printing co. proof book that contained samples of many print jobs from the 1890's. A black on cream card for the "Arizona (star) Kicker...50 cts. for 3 months...Published weekly...Tombstone, Arizona". No mention of Territory. However, found with a small group of paper that WAS "A.T." marked. A quick search shows this newspaper in biz c.1890's. Mint.
(Cat. #14258)
Was $170.00, now $145.00, Papermania Sale: now $95.00
Cotton Gin Sign
Color litho of camper in his lean-to' next to a roaring fire. A waterfall, river, boat & woods complete the scene. Gold & blue reverse painted border. Within litho "Compliments of'Your First Bale' Fairlie Gin, Fairlie, Texas". Original 8 1/2" x 10 1/2" frame
. (Cat. #16362)
Was $75.00, Papermania Sale, now: $59.00
Die Cut Tobacco Sign
All color sign with a hand holding up a pouch of tobacco. "Seal of North Carolina Plug Cut..." A logo in center (variation of state seal). Slight edge wear on sleeve cuff. 2 hang holes. 11 1/2" x 7" sign in custom frame, a cutout mat.
(Cat. #15715)
Sale: Was $250.00, now $145.00
Salesman Sample Doorknob Set
Mounted on inverted "T" shaped wood; stamped with model # & maker's plaque: National Brass Co...Grand Rapids, Michigan". Hexagon glass doorknob on nickeled cover plate. Latch & catch nickeled. Original $1.00 price tag. C.1920's-1930's. Perfect. (Cat. #16889)
Cigar Pop-Out Advertising Card
"Greetings, Napolean Cigars... Powell & Goldstein, Oneida, N.Y." More info on back of folding cardboard. When opened a Can-Can girl swings her leg in the air. Inside all color litho. 6" x 4 1/2" open.
(Cat. #15813)
"Greetings, Napolean Cigars... Powell & Goldstein, Oneida, N.Y." More info on back of folding cardboard. When opened a Can-Can girl swings her leg in the air. Inside all color litho.
6" x 4 1/2" open.
(Cat. #15813)
Sale: Was $95.00, now $70.00
Login to your account
Email Address:
Recover Password
Featured Products
San Francisco, Cal. 14K Star
Plain tip six point star. Engraved borders & other motifs within each point. Fire blue enamel...
view more


text:
IFPI's Latest Report On Music Sales Shows Growth In Some Markets
from the but-piracy-is-still-to-blame dept
Not surprisingly, the IFPI credits the "improving legal environments" in those countries for the increasing sales. Similarly, it notes that sales declines happened in Spain and Canada -- two of the countries most regularly singled out by the entertainment industry for having consumer friendly copyright laws. Of course, that's not how the industry describes it. They talk about how those countries' laws are "out of touch" or not in line with "international standards."
Of course, what the IFPI totally ignores (not surprisingly, since they only represent record labels) is that while the sales of music directly may have declined in some markets, the overall market for music grew tremendously. In other words, the decline in sales of recorded music has not done harm to the music industry, but just to a few record labels. This new report is really just an attempt to pretend (yet again) that the "music industry" is really "the recording industry." And, of course, what this report doesn't come close to acknowledging, is that in putting in place these "legal environments" in places like Sweden and South Korea, it has cut off many more efficient and effective ways for musicians to create, promote and distribute their works.
That's what this report really shows. It shows that the IFPI wants to be the gatekeeper to make sure that more of the money going through the music ecosystem goes to its labels, rather than to others. It doesn't care if the overall market for music is smaller, just as long as more of the money goes to its members.


text:
Truckee Police logs, Aug. 6-13
August 24, 2012
TRUCKEE, Calif. and#8212; Below are select incidents from the Truckee Police Departmentand#8217;s press log for Aug. 6-13, along with previously unreported incidents.
July 30
and#8226; Officers responded to 911 hang-up. When officers arrived at the house on Waters Way, they heard movement in the house but no one would answer the door. Officers made entry with a key to find four juveniles, ages 1-9. The juveniles were commonly left at home while the mother went to work or out partying. The mother was subsequently arrested.
Aug. 3
and#8226; An unknown person siphoned gas out of a parked vehicle on Deerfield Drive. The incident was captured by video surveillance.
Aug. 5
Recommended Stories For You
and#8226; A report was taken of an iPad stolen from an unlocked vehicle on Brockway Road at Martis Valley Road.
and#8226; The victim reported his grandfather called him from Tennessee and threatened to kill him.
Aug. 6
and#8226; A husband and a wife entered into a verbal argument. During the argument the wife pushed the husband and threw several items. The wife hit her husband in the arm with one of the items. The incident occurred on Washoe Road.
Aug. 7
and#8226; Officers contacted a victim of identity theft. The investigation revealed the victimand#8217;s social security number had been used and was made aware of usage by IRS. At this time there are no leads to the identity of the suspects.
and#8226; An unknown person spray painted a figure of a person and several words on a sign on Northwoods Boulevard.
Aug. 8
and#8226; Officers responded to a call for a possible theft. The victimand#8217;s family located the missing property in the hoteland#8217;s parking lot. The responsible took the victimand#8217;s suit case and removed his wallet and passport, which ended up being left behind and later found.
and#8226; A subject reported her metal fence was bent and she believed the neighbor vandalized her property. Investigation revealed that the fence was possibly damaged from an animal. A report was taken for documentation only.
Aug. 9
and#8226; A juvenile driver was stopped for driving without headlights during darkness on Dorchester Drive. The driverand#8217;s blood alcohol content was greater than 0.05 percent. The driver was issued DVM suspension form and he was released to parents.
and#8226; A female victim of domestic violence was treated for injuries suffered by her boyfriend. Police were unable to locate the suspect. A report was taken and forwarded to District Attorneyand#8217;s office.
and#8226; An intoxicated subject was reported causing a disturbance in front of his residence on Smith Street. The subject was subsequently contacted outside of his residence and was arrested for public intoxication. The subject will be released with no pending charges.
and#8226; A victim reported damage to her vehicle while it was parked in a dirt lot on West River Street. No suspect information, hit-and-run report was taken for insurance purposes.
and#8226; An intoxicated female was arrested for public intoxication on Donner Pass Road. There was no prosecution desired.
and#8226; Officers took a report of vandalism involving the back window of parked vehicle on Donner Pass Road. There is no suspect information. The owner requested documentation of the incident for insurance purposes.


text:
Questo video fa parte delle seguenti collezioni:
Suggest video details
Seleziona i dettagli seguenti che descrivono meglio questo video. Apprezziamo la tua assistenza e useremo queste informazioni per migliorare il nostro servizio per te.
Riconosci una pornostar in questo video? Contribuisci a far trovare più facilmente le pornostar dicendoci chi appare in questo video.
Aiutaci: queste pornostar appaiono in questo video?
I want to do a bukkake with at least 10 men.i want them to fuck my fucking mouth with their rock hard cocks and all of them cum right in my mouth and i'll swallow all their creamy thick hot jizz.
I'd love to be one of them geting all that cum yummy
I love Cummings on a sexy face and watching cum drip from a chix ass into another chicks mouth
Melissa quiero terminar en tu boca...
All that cum should be pumped deep in those girls pussy's.
Spettacolare ... meraviglioso ... che troie
It would be so exciting to participe in a bukkake...and be the person who gets all the cum.
i'd like to watch a bukkake and watch men just cum on and in a womans mouth.i want to kiss her creamy lips and lick all the cum off her face.
look at all the cum she just swallowed!!! but she missed mine:( so much i may nutt again
oh ich liebe diese vollgewichsten mäuler, wie sie schlucken und spucken, wie der Saft über sie läuft...so geil...
Aren't the girl's mouths sufficient to compel their ejaculations? Disappointing is the jack-off party of fellows. Can't the fellating girls' sucking mouths bring the mens climaxes into their phallus-filled mouths? Then we can see the white cum drooling out from the red succusatory lips and down and off their back-and-forth chins?
OMG that looks soooo tasty! Guys, where do I go to get some of this action? I just love cum, love eating cum, and love sucking cocks until they blow! Somebody tell me how to get in on this action!!! p.s. - yeah, I'm cute enough for it!
Oh wow, i wish i lived in germany. Seems that all the good bukkake action is overthere!
I counted 31, of course some are the same from different angles, oh I did'nt count my own
I'd love to be the one in red
231,come to me.j do the same to you.
The noises she makes is so damn annoying -___-
Now that looks like fun!
I'm jerking this dick so good to this fuck when i came it dripped down my balls and all fuckin great
These women are so lucky. Big cocks, gallons of cum and pretty lingerie
Ich mag es wie Ellens Kopf ordentlich festgehalten wird und die Männer schön kräftig abspritzen. Früher war GGG gut, heute hält keiner mehr den Kopf fest, deshalb kauft keiner mehr GGG
that was so hot,two girls getting covered with many loads of creamy thick cum.i would love to be able to be there to eat all that tasty cum off their faces,i love eating guys warm cum.
Yenny or Estafana is so fucking sexy and dirty, I love watching her swallow cum and piss!
my wofe likes having men shoot hot jizz on her face while I watch.after the guys cum on her I like to lick up all the cum off her this turns her on to watch her husband eat other guys cum.
id wish i was her i love having my face fuck wen someone els cums in my ass
Quel bande de salopes ._
love watching all those hard penises empty their juice onto her face
01:50 girl name?
Könne Daniela sein. Das andere Mädchen vorher heißt Ellen und kommt aus der Karibik. Der Film heißt: Schwanz im Arsch, Sperma im Mund
I'd love to be in her place also!
i would give anything to take her place
So good
sure wish i could have been her love cum would do anythong to have been in her place
i want to lick all that creamy cum off thier faces and of her cunt so fucking yummy/
laura; agreed, lets move to germany, i'll pay the way. i love seein this and gets me so hard 'n' horny i'm thirsty for some too, but i adore sticky cumfaces....mmmmmm
I cummed all over my computer screen three times really freaking hot
Gosh,i came watching this!
Ah... man!!! OHY!
I WISH I could drink this much cum but i'd probably vomit! Looks amazing though!
Get a hold of me Betsy, I'll fill all your hole's with cum!!!!!!!
love these cumshots
oh yeah???
mmmmm i wish that was me
Dirk, Diggler? Is that you?
I know the companys name
teill me how to contact you and we talk about realising something like that in the video
and i thought ive seen it all....
will you be my girlfriend girl...towards the girl who looks hispanic in this clip lol you are amazing!!!lmfao
Ihr Name ist: Ellen
@Cumwhore(what a name o.o)yes it's the most exciting thing I've done so far
whos the girl at 2.00
anyone knows the name of thedark skinned girl on the right.. at the scene when two girls take a drenching? ;)
Ja tez tak chce!!!
ca excite trop
kapan bisa menari di tegal.....
Another Raymond Louis Bacharach production
Download Full Video
No download links available now


text:
|Short story: They throw lawyers on you and threaten you to take almost nothing in return, because as a starving artist, you'll be unable to pursue them legally and the maximum damages are so low that it's not worth pursuing.
National Geographic used my Internet image (opte.org) on the cover of its bookazine, 100 Scientific Discoveries that Changed the World, and in the book, The Big Idea, without my permission or respecting the Creative Commons license that allows it to be used for non-commercial purposes for free. I charge a nominal fee for the license which can be obtained on www.opte.org in minutes. The license helps covers costs and furthers development of the project. They couldn't be bothered.
They responded to me acknowledging my claim, agreeing that they had infringed on my work (several times in the magazine). If the infringement is 'willful infringement', the settlement range is typically $150,000. But they will fight you until you (and they) have spent far more that. Apparently, infringement happens often with National Geographic, and they are willing to spend more money on legal costs than they would have given to the artist in the first place.
Several other artists have already run into this same situation with National Geographic. Many have come forward with a lot of rage as they went through the same, frustrating and unsuccessful process.
The apology from National Geographic's lawyer included the following explanation on why they would be paying me (and other artists) nothing compared to the damages caused by willful infringement:
"After further investigation, I must respectfully disagree with the implication set forth in your reply email that statutory damages for willful infringement in the range of $150,000 per work are applicable to this situation. National Geographic stands firm in its position that it was not aware and had no reason to believe that the image it used was your and not an image by the individual whom National Geographic credited. In this situation there were no facts that could put National Geographic on notice or would lead it to reasonably conclude ownership of the copyright to the image was in question.
As this situation is a mistake and inadvertent infringement, the maximum amount of statutory damages you may claim under Section 504(c) of Title 17 of the United States Copyright Act. Statutory damages are based on your ability to prove the following: (1) that the image in question was copyrighted within ninety (90) days of first publication and that (2) National Geographic acted in bad faith. The burden of proof is on you to prove both elements. If you filed with the U.S. Copyright Office, you should have a dated certificate documenting your registration. You would certainly need to provide this documentation to confirm that you had met the first requirement to be eligible for statutory damages. National Geographic can document that it made a mistake; therefore, there is no support for a claim that it acted in bad faith. For this reason, National Geographic would be deemed an "innocent infringer" under U.S. Copyright law. Under such a determination, the statutory damages could be reduced to $200.
National Geographic considers the appropriate measure of damages in this case is the license fee for the uses of the image a total of $1,380 ($750 bookazine for use on the front cover and one interior placement; $630 book for use on a portion of front cover, a spot on the back cover, and one interior placement), which amount National Geographic is willing to increase to $2,760 to resolve this matter amicably. National Geographic would also correct the credits on subsequent editions of the publications.
Based on the obstacles and costs you would face to bring this to trial, resolving the issue through negotiation seems the most cost effective way to settle the matter. This correspondence is solely for settlement discussions and may be used for no other purpose. Thank you for your patience, I look forward to moving this matter to a mutually satisfactory conclusion."
I agreed to take a lower license fee if they would publish a correction and use their twitter account to tweet an apology.
This was their response:
"I have checked thoroughly, and I regret that National Geographic will not accommodate your request for "published correction and a tweet from the natgeo twitter account apologizing about the situation[.]" The works are already published; National Geographic publishes corrections in its magazines only that relate to the specific magazine. Book corrections are done for any reprints or new editions. I will have National Geographic Society records updated so that all references to the image in subsequent reprinting or new editions of the works will be correctly credited, consistent with the requirements on your website or the Commercial License granted from your website. National Geographic Society operates no twitter account for corrections, and the accounts it operates are for coverage topics only.
I can, however, produce the Settlement Agreement that will be necessary to process the payment to you. In addition to correcting references to the image in any reprints or new editions of the works in which it currently appears, National Geographic will correct its files to ensure that any inquires about the image are referred to your website. It will help me if you could answer the question I posed below regarding how the Commercial License granted from your website actually read; if there is any more than the language stating the grant on the website."
It appears that when they willfully infringe on an artist they use an institutionalized policy of ripping off artists. They used my work in a way I am not comfortable with. It's like having someone steal your car and then after they've driven it for a few days they give it back and decide how much to pay you for the rent. There is no price that is acceptable in these conditions.
An institution such as National Geographic only exists because of the amazing minds behind it, the people that go to the ends of the earth to take photos in dangerous areas, the people that give their craft to make the institution work. When National Geographic defends itself when it knows it's been wrong… It just harms their brand, overall creditability, and integrity.
In a age where anything can be copied, one would think that National Geographic would be very careful about what new licensing arrangements exist such as Creative Commons.
At this point, I think I am going to push my legal options… Not just for me, but for the rights of all the people they have ripped off.
Shame on you National Geographic.


text:
Former University of Wyoming President Joining Cornell
LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) — Former University of Wyoming president Robert Sternberg is joining the faculty at Cornell University.
Sternberg, a psychologist, will be a professor of human development at the school's College of Human Ecology starting Feb. 1.
Sternberg resigned as leader of the University of Wyoming in November after less than five months on the job because he said he didn't feel he had the full support of the trustees. Five administrators and three deans left their jobs during his tenure.
Last week, the trustees appointed Dick McGinity to replace him as president of the state's only public, four-year university.
In a press release issued by Cornell, Sternberg said he had never felt so welcome in his life and that he and his family looked forward to the move to Ithaca, N.Y.


text:
Bill would allow bars to accept out-of-state IDs
Bill would allow bars to accept out-of-state IDs
LINCOLN, Neb. —
A bill that would allow Nebraska bars and liquor stores to accept out-of-state identification cards when selling alcohol has won first-round approval in the Legislature.
Lawmakers voted 30-0 on Friday to advance the measure. LB 173 was introduced by Sen. Colby Coash of Lincoln.
Current law allows sellers to accept a valid driver's or operator's license, a Nebraska state identification card, a military identification card, an alien registration card or a passport when confirming that a buyer is legally permitted to purchase alcohol. The current wording doesn't allow for out-of-state identification cards.
The bill requires two more votes before it goes to the governor.


text:
I was really pleasantly surprise to see how easy it was to download and start using the MyMemories Software. I was also impressed with how quickly I could go from having pictures on my hard drive to having them inserted into one of the pre-existing templates. With a click of a button or two the MyMemories software inserted my pictures into an album and with a little bit of tweaking I could be printing those decorated pages off my own printer or even have then printed professionally.
The software made adding backgrounds and frames very easy and one could also add customized text with a drop shadow with a click of a button.
This software isn't limited to creating paper albums but you can use it to create interactive albums for the computer adding video and music or create images to share on your blog. I even used it to create my new signature for my blog. (See it there below :o)
The MyMemories software is a complete digital scrapbooking solution that provides a range of creative tools to create your own personalized albums. Its several features are perfect for a beginner right through to the advance designer. There are a range of free papers and embellishments that come with the program to keep you busy, but there is also a selection of free elements on the MyMemories website which you can access through your account.
Here's a great Youtube that explains it in more detail.
If you didn't win you can still take advantage of a great bargain. My Memories is giving my readers a $10 (USD) discount off the full price of the My Memories Suite Scrapbook software, together with a $10 coupon for the MyMemories.com store - $20 value all up.
At checkout copy and paste this code: STMMMS97261 into the checkout section to receive these discounts.
Until next time...


text:
We have designed a range of cases to be used with all of our products. Our range of pop-up stands will fit into a choice of wheeled cases, like the Elipse Plus and the Zeus. The Elipse has four A4 literature shelves and both cases can be easily adapted into a counter with a graphic wrap and top.
The other cases in our range are designed to transport our range of accessories including Showcase Cases and Projection Screen Cases.


text:
Lollapalooza, according to "Rushmore" star and former Phantom Planet drummer Jason Schwartzman, is a little like the 1986 animated film "Care Bears Movie II: A New Generation.
He can explain. Sort of.
"The bands stay in one hotel and hang out in the lobby together and go to see each other's show," Schwartzman said the Monday after last year's Lollapalooza. "That makes me happy. It's like the Care Bears movie where the Care Bears and the Care Bears Cousins join forces to take on the evil wizard at summer camp. It always gave me chills."
Schwartzman is right. Many of the artists do stay at one hotel and spend much of the reunionlike weekend supporting one another. Why? Because artists like hanging out with other artists. And they like going to places where other artists have been. With Lollapalooza setting up shop for three more days of rock, hip-hop and dance music mayhem starting Friday, if you look in the right places, you just might see them out en masse.
The day after Pearl Jam headlined Lolla in 2007, frontman Eddie Vedder, Kid Rock and Big & Rich's John Rich attended a charity event hosted by former Blackhawk Chris Chelios at Stanley's Kitchen & Tap. Stanley's owner Don Kruse called the night one of the most memorable in the Lincoln Park bar's history.
"Eddie Vedder played several sets for the lucky people there, as did Kid Rock and John Rich," Kruse said by email. "Eddie and Kid then did a set together. Bands stop in often, but this was the most memorable night. I mean, a headliner playing a corner bar."
Fellow Lincoln Park bar Delilah's also has a reputation for drawing rockers. Two nights before last year's Lollapalooza, however, it hosted one of the biggest stars in pop music.
"Last year we had a Lady Gaga visit," Delilah's owner Mike Miller said by email about the 2010 Lolla headliner. "Most people don't stop by with bodyguards, but she was great. Hung out for a while and had a fine time."
Many artists will attend afterparties during Lolla simply because they like or are friends with the band performing, as Schwartzman pointed out. Lolla founder and Jane's Addiction singer Perry Farrell, Depeche Mode's Martin Gore and Soundgarden band members have all been on hand for the annual aftershows at Metro, which this year features Cold War Kids and Atmosphere. Lupe Fiasco was in attendance when his buddy Kanye West performed at the Underground's afterparty in 2007.
If a Lolla artist is unfamiliar with Chicago's night-life scene, the Hard Rock Hotel — which hosts several of the acts as well as celebrity gift suites and afterparties for the event — keeps a list of recommendations for its famous clientele. The concierge recommends Publican, Moto and Sunda for dinner, the Violet Hour and the Aviary for cocktails, and the Underground for clubbing.
Sunda and Hub 51 were the most popular restaurant choices during Lolla last year, thanks to their celeb-friendly reputations and well-connected staff, but some artists opt for traditional Chicago food when visiting. Pete Wentz, a Wilmette native, highly recommended Lou Malnati's pizza in a recent interview with Spin. Fellow Lolla 2011 act Cee Lo Green? He also enjoys a famous Chicago chain restaurant. "There's one spot in particular I love to eat at: Portillo's," Green said in July. "I will definitely be at Portillo's when I come back."
Still, because of the influx of rock fans and media in Chicago during the weekend, many of the bands prefer to shut themselves in.
"Sometimes the acts don't want to deal with all the people, so they stay in their room during Lolla," said Amy Christenson, Hard Rock Hotel Chicago director of PR and communication. "We let them throw parties in their hotel room, and we bring the booze and their friends to them."
Sax Chicago also is known to host Lolla acts and often will invite them to the hotel's Crimson Lounge for its afterparties. Last year, Phoenix and The Strokes stayed at the hotel and attended The Black Keys' afterparty at Crimson Lounge.
"When bands are staying with us, we keep in touch with them and say, 'Would you be interested in an afterparty?'" Sax Chicago general manager Michael Carsch said. "They're not stupid, so they ask, 'How much will you pay me to show up?' and we negotiate."
Hard Rock hosted the famous Music Lounge parties the last five years, but this year's VIP parties, collectively dubbed the Belve Music Lounge, will take place at the W Chicago-City Center Hotel. (Hard Rock's parties will now take place in Angels & Kings, in the hotel's lobby, and will feature a performance by A&K co-owner Wentz's new band, Black Cards.) The Music Lounge booked up-and-coming performers for its afterparties in years past — it wasn't that long ago that unknown Ke$ha took the stage — and this year will do the same. Skylar Grey, Two Door Cinema Club, and Fitz and The Tantrums are scheduled to perform, and Grace Potter of Grace Potter and the Nocturnals will DJ.
These Music Lounge parties always attract a star-studded crowd, but it's not by coincidence.
"We have a team of talented wranglers making sure we invite the right people," said Jenn Lee, creative maven for Music Lounge promoters BMF Media. "Last year, we had the cast of 'Scream 4.' We contacted their people and arranged their arrival and made sure a certain section was blocked off in the VIP area."
Though Lolla acts can expect preferential treatment throughout the city — after all, celebs are good for business — there are places that treat rock stars the same way they treat rock fans.
"(Metallica frontman James Hetfield) didn't mind when I asked to check in his bags while he shopped around," Marissa Brosted, spokeswoman for The Alley in Lakeview, said by email. "I knew who he was when he came in, but I was a new employee and didn't want to get in trouble for not enforcing the bag-check policy."
Twitter @aboutluisgomez


text:
Kent County Government - Water and Waste Water Services
709 Morgnec Road, Suite 201
Chestertown, MD 21620
Ph: 410-778-3287
Fax: 410 - 778-7487
e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Billing/Property Transfers
Mission/Purpose Statement
Goal A: Provide adequate public water and fire supply to the users of our systems
at a reasonable cost.
Goal B: Ensure existing wastewater treatment facilities are maintained and producing a discharge that meets or exceeds State and Federal EPA discharge limits while keeping user costs reasonable and protecting the environment.
Areas Served by the Kent County
Department of Water & Waste Water Services
Water and Sewer Districts: Fairlee, Worton, Kennedyville, Edesville
Sewer Districts: Millington, Quaker Neck, Little Neck, Rudnick, Piney Neck/Skinners Neck/Wesley Chapel, Tolchester, Spring Cove/Green Lane
The activities of the Kent County Water & Waste Water Services are now reported as part of the Kent County Commissioners meetings. Click on the Commissioners link on the left to go to the online minutes of the meetings.


text:
Just thought I'd post this here, mod's, feel free to add to downloads sections or not as you choose.
1. DS9/First Contact style uniforms - textures for poser's Valiant and Courageous outfits: (poser only) http://www.sharecg.com/v/41442/gallery/ ... -M4-and-V4
2. More poser uniforms for the same oufits http://www.sharecg.com/pf/full_uploads. ... e=jedman67
3. Set of 3 different PADD's, in poser format but available in max as well if wanted. http://www.sharecg.com/v/43328/gallery/ ... ssue-PADDs
4. Voyager style Wall Replicator, also in poser format, but available in max: http://www.sharecg.com/v/53936/View/11/ ... Replicator
5. Stand alone Transporter units based on Transporter Room 3 but without the room - just the platform and the overhead lights. max and poser (max link TBA) http://www.sharecg.com/v/42951/gallery/ ... r-Platform
I can upload zip or rar files to this thread if that will help
Jed's Uniforms and Props
If you know of meshes that are available, but not hosted on the STMC, or if you have made a mesh yourself and want to release it on the STMC, post here!
Moderator: Mesh Moderators
Post Reply
3 posts • Page 1 of 1
- Admiral
- Posts: 347
- Joined: Sun May 23, 2010 3:28 pm
Re: Jed's Uniforms and Props
Awesome work mate. Very cool. Are they uniforms only or complete characters??
Re: Jed's Uniforms and Props
uniform textures only, sorry
Post Reply
3 posts • Page 1 of 1


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience.
Follow Us
Call today: (479) 858-1102
Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec
Posted on 12-27-2013
Be the first to leave a comment!
What is One Health?
Cats of Borneo
What Is Systems Thinking?
Do you know....
And other free cool stuff. See what is offer now by clicking Member Content in the block below.
Become a Caneystone Member by filling out this form.
Caneystone does NOT share any of your information. Please see our privacy policy for more information. Privacy Policy
Member Content
Business Information
Contact Us
Thank you for your interest in Caneystone.
We are located in the United States on Central Time (GMT +5).
Please contact us. We look forward to hearing from you!
Office Hours
Featured Articles
Newsletter Sign Up


text:
Lille [3] (known as Rijsel in Flemish) is a medium-sized city in the Nord-Pas de Calais region of northern France with a very large student population. This city has a strong industrial background, but, after some difficult years, it is now known throughout France for its handsome city centre and its very active cultural life.
Lille is the main city of France's fourth largest metropolitan area. It is located to the country's north, on the Deûle River, near the border with Belgium.The whole metropolitan area of Lille, both on French and Belgian territory (Kortrijk, Tournai) was estimated in 2007 at around 1,885,000 inhabitants, ranking as one of the major metropolitan areas of Europe.
Get in
Most visitors will probably arrive by train due to the major international railway hub situated there. It is possible to land at the Charles de Gaulle Paris airport and then continue by train, but do not try this at the airport (Beauvais) Ryanair uses for Paris as there is no train connection at all and the only bus is back to Paris proper.
By Plane
The Lille Lesquin International Airport is small but convenient for entering Lille or travelling on to nearby areas across the border in Belgium. Both major and budget airlines operate scheduled services. Unlike larger airports there is hardly any walking as the checkins are directly inside the entrance and the security gates are directly behind the checkins. However, there may be a walk from the gate area to the aeroplane if it is parked on the taxiway rather than at a jetway. A direct coach connects to central Lille (stops outside the main railway station) in 20 minutes, and runs once an hour costing about three Euros. A taxi would cost about 20 Euros.
By train
Lille lies on the Brussels-Paris-London connection. TGV and Eurostar trains stop here. The journey to Brussels takes little more than 30 minutes, to Paris about an hour, and to London about an hour and 25 minutes following the new high speed train link to London St Pancras which opened in October 2007. Coming in by ferry from Calais, train connections run fairly regularly, though it can be hard to get accurate times online. The journey takes about an hour and a half. (SNCF website allows one to check train timetables) Lille is also linked by TGV (fast trains) to Lyon (3 hours), Nantes (4 hours), Strasbourg (3.20 hours) and Marseille (5 hours).
Get around
By subway
Lille has two subway lines that connect the centre of the city with several suburbs. It also has many bus lines that go throughout the city and two lines of cable trains that go to Roubaix and Tourcoing which are other important cities of the region.
Lille has a very nice city centre, excellently suited for a city trip. Most of the sights can be combined in a walking tour.
Must see
As a student city, there are many schools and universities. You can attend bachelor, master degrees in Lille or ask for a student exchange.
For any foreign students wishing to come to Lille, the following website could come in handy : Web Site du Crous
More expensive


text:
The Man, The Legend......
Last Activity: 2012-12-20 03:28
About Me
- About FinFangFoom
- Gender
- Male
- Biography
- I'm really not gay.
- Location
- Redmond, WA
- Interests
- My hobby is to slowly peel the skin off the rabbits I catch, especially cute little bunnies like you
- Occupation
- I am a shrubber. My name is Roger the Shrubber. I arrange, design, and sell shrubberies.
- PC Configuration
- My C.P.U. is a neural-net processor--a learning computer.
OFFICIAL GAYEST SIGNATURE ON ANIMESUKIQuote:Originally Posted by gummybearps. hey FinFangFoom, can you change that pic of yours in the sig because when ever I read threads that have your message post in it would make people around me think I am watching gay porn, make it smaller or something


text:
Selecting your vehicle's make, model, and year allows us to display only parts and items specific to your car's model and year.
Part# G241107
Be the First to Review
OPGI Price: $26.99
Part Type: (R) = Authentic reproduction of the original GM product
Years: 1968-1970
Sold As: EACH
2018 Skylark Catalog Page: 199
This stamped-steel bracket is an identical reproduction of original equipment used to hold the fuel tank vent line to the body. The strap-style bracket is coated in gray phosphate and features the correct holes for the locating tab on the body as well as the included mounting bolt.


text:
Type Of Job- Offering Job
Salary - Monthly
Salary Range- 10000 to 25000/-
Position Type- Part-Time
Job Description- Work from home and earn an attractive monthly salary and a lot of other benefits. smsjobonline.com/register/pavani135 Very limited positions join today Use my link to get 10/-Rs instant for free.
It is NOT ok to contact this poster with commercial interests.


text:
American Horror Story isn't a show that is known for pulling punches, and the "Spooky Little Girl" episode featuring The Black Dahlia murder victim was no different. The show has had rapes, murders, stabbings, school shootings, and homophobic attacks, half of which all happened in the same episode. But bringing a real murder into the house and fictionalizing it seems like going a bit too far.
The Black Dahlia remains one of Los Angeles' most notorious unsolved mystery cases. The mutilated corpse of 22-year-old Elizabeth Short was found in LA by a young mother back in 1947. She was a beautiful actress from Massachusetts who was trying to make it in Hollywood, but instead met a gruesome end. The story is tragic and so, so sad, and yet, because of her looks, it was sensationalized, made front page news, and spawned 1,000 rumors.
The truth about who Short was isn't clear. Some say she was an escort. Some say she had deformed genitalia and couldn't even perform sexually. Still others say she was neither of those things and was engaged to be married. What is clear is that she wasn't as she was portrayed by Mena Suvari on American Horror Story. **Spoilers ahead**
On the show she was sweet and somewhat naive, but she was also seductive and clearly using her sexuality to charm men. It's intriguing to use such a notorious real case on the show, but the fact is, Short was likely not accidentally killed and the person who chopped her up, drained her blood, and mutilated her face wasn't a slightly drugged out ghost, but a very real, very disturbed person.
Just because something was 70 years ago doesn't make it any less terrifying and tragic. It's one thing to be fascinated by the case, but it's another to openly accuse someone who was once very much alive of basically being a prostitute. It just feels exploitative.
The show has been doing just fine on its own. It didn't need a real murder to add spice.
In fact, with a few tweaks, they could have even fictionalized her a little and made it seem like real life (as they did with the nurse murders that bore a striking resemblance to the Richard Speck killings in 1966). It just seems like poor taste.
I love the show and will be back again next Wednesday, but I hope this isn't a pattern that is emerging because the show has nowhere else to go. This show is creative enough on its own. It doesn't need to go there.
Do you think it was poor taste?
Image via FX Networks


text:
Cover Up: What The Government Is Still Hiding About The War On Terror
Peter Lance
Editore: HarperCollins Publishers Inc
Anno: 2005
Rilegatura: Paperback / softback
Pagine: 368 p.
Testo in English
Dimensioni: 227 x 160 mm
Peso: 498 gr.
Articolo acquistabile con 18App e Carta del Docente
€ 15,71€ 17,46
Risparmi € 1,75 (10%)
Venduto e spedito da IBS
16 punti Premium
Disponibile in 4/5 settimane
Alongside the bestselling 9/11 Commission Report is investigative journalist Peter Lance's expose of the government's decade long cover-up about al Qaeda, and how they're still hiding the truth today. In the groundbreaking 1000 Years for Revenge, Peter Lance exposed the FBI's twelve-year record of negligence that led to the attacks of 9/11. Now, alongside the bestselling 9/11 Commission Report, Lance's Cover Up, proves that the government has been covering up its own counter-terror failures since the mid-1990s and continues to do so today. Part I presents new major revelations about Ramzi Yousef, bin Laden's master bomber, and a plan to use his fellow prisoner, the convicted Mafioso Greg Scarpa Jr., to mine Yousef for information. In 1996, while Yousef was awaiting trial, the terrorist told Scarpa in detail how al Qaeda was planning to blow up an airliner in order to secure a mistrial. Yousef was even given access to an outside phone line so that the Feds could monitor his calls. But the plan backfired: Yousef reached his cohorts and TWA 800 was blown out of the sky. Yet the critical Scarpa intel was ultimately disregarded; if Scarpa were presented as a credible witness, it would have undermined a series of cases in which Scarpa had been rejected to protect a crooked FBI agent. The Feds threw away an opportunity to stop the biggest terror strike in the US before 9/11. Part II reveals the government's continued cover up efforts, penetrating even the 9/11 Commission. Lance-who testified in private before the Commission-offers a minority report on the proceedings, revealing the many conflicts of interest among the commissioners and their personal motives for covering evidence and ignoring major parts of the story. Raising scores of unanswered questions, Cover Up proves one thing beyond a doubt: When it comes to understanding 9/11 we are as far from the truth as ever.


text:
4th of July along Florida's Paradise Coast
Florida's Paradise Coast – Naples, Marco Island and the Everglades will be alive with patriotism as various locations celebrate with fireworks, festivals, parades and events. Not only will the holiday weekend be filled with activities, but the days leading up to Fourth of July, is also filled with fun. Whether in the mood for old-fashioned festivals or musical entertainment, Florida's Paradise Coast sparkles with options.
The kick-off begins with Everglades City on Saturday, June 27 when the city hosts its annual family-fun festival to commemorate America's founding. The opening ceremony starts at 10:30 a.m. on the steps of city hall followed by the city's Patriotic Parade themed "Stars & Stripes," featuring everything from decorated golf carts to swamp buggies. The fun continues in McLeod Park when booths open at 11 a.m. for food, arts and crafts, raffles and playground games.
Everglades City 4th of July Parade
Next on Thursday, July 2 at 6 p.m., Mercato amps up the action at its Independence Day Kick-off Party featuring classic rock with Rockin' Horse. The kids will enjoy bounce house, face painting, stilt walkers, lawn games, oodles of beads and gift card giveaways. Wear a red, with and blue outfit and receive a complimentary Mercato beach towel or insulated tumbler while supplies last.
Mercato Nights Music Series and Independence Day Kick-off Party
However, if a more relaxed vibe is in order, then visit the Naples Grand Beach Resort for jazz al fresco and experience The RJ Howson Band on the Sunset Veranda on Friday, July 3 at 5 p.m. The event is free. For more information, call 239-597-3232.
Also during the holiday weekend from July 3 - 6 the Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens is offering free admission to all active and prior service military personnel. Military service members receive free admission at the Zoo's ticket box by presenting military identification or a veteran's organization member card. Spouse and children in the group receive a $2 off regular Zoo admission during the weekend.
Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens
And if you love a parade, then check out the classic City of Naples' Fourth of July Parade. Starting at 10 a.m. thousands adorned in red, white and blue will line the streets of downtown Naples as the parade travels along Broad Ave. South and continues on Third Street South and Fifth Ave. South.
Later in the evening, bring a radio and tune into WAVV 101.1 FM for patriotic music to go with the fireworks at the Naples Pier on 12th Ave South. More than 2,000 shells go off while more than 20,000 viewers on land on sea watch the patriotic spectacle.
Fireworks at the Naples Pier
Besides pulling up a beach chair and watching this choreographed display, enjoy a boat ride on Pure Florida Double Sunshine for hors d'oeuvres, refreshments while watching the fireworks. Cost is $60. For more information, call 239-263-4949.
Or for a stylish approach, each year Waterside Shops hosts a viewing party atop the parking deck with refreshments, games and giveaways, but this event fills up early and has been completed reserved for 2015.
Celebrations also take place at Sugden Regional Park in East Naples too where fireworks start after sunset. Earlier in the day there is an ice-cream social from 2 until 4 p.m. followed by a D.J. and food venders into the evening. Bring lawn chairs or blankets for seating for the fireworks but remember no coolers after 5 p.m., no pets and parking is off-site.
Marco Island also goes all out for Independence Day. This year, the island host's the Uncle Sam's Sand Jam from noon until 9:30 p.m. at Resident's Beach on Marco Island located at 130 S. Collier Blvd., followed by the Marco Island Civic Association's dazzling fireworks display. Parking is restricted to residents only.
Uncle Sam's Sand Jam on Marco Island
From music to parades, festivals and fireworks, there are many ways to celebrate America's birthday. Take the opportunity to experience the wide-range of activities available along Florida's Paradise Coast this Independence Day.
About Florida's Paradise Coast
Whether travelers are looking for a romantic escape or family getaway, Florida's Paradise Coast — Naples, Marco Island and the western portion of the Everglades — has an array of vacation options year-round. With more than 30 miles of soft, white sand beaches, thriving arts and culture scene, distinctive dining and the best of outdoor adventure, the Paradise Coast is truly a destination with it all. Located just two hours from Miami, four hours from Orlando and three hours from Tampa, the Paradise Coast is easily accessible from some of Florida's largest cities. Travelers outside of the Sunshine State can fly into Southwest Florida International Airport, which provides nonstop service to 43 destinations (39 domestic and 4 international) on 17 different air carriers.
For more information about the Paradise Coast, call 800-688-3600 or visit www.ParadiseCoast.com. Follow the destination on Twitter @ParadiseCoast and on Facebook at www.Facebook.com/TheParadiseCoast.Back to top of page


text:
Wayne McGregor's Carbon Life is now on at the Royal Opera House
In past ages dance had a very fashionable focus. As the prime opportunity to show off new trends and purchases, masques at the Tudor and Stuart courts gave eager movers and shakers the arena to flaunt their sartorial savvy - opulent knees-ups where only the priciest, cutting edge costumes would do. Wayne McGregor's Carbon Life at the Royal Opera House is bringing that trend right back.
The piece - currently on show in a trilogy alongside the minimal Polyphonia and macabre Sweet Violets - has been met with resounding critical acclaim. With costumes from Gareth Pugh and music led by famed cool-kid Mark Ronson with vocals from legend Boy George, as well as The Kills' Alison Mosshart and rapper Black Cobain, this dance masterpiece was always going to make a splash. But who could predict the outcome - a genuinely pioneering performance that appeared to break all the boundaries of ballet? From the lighting to the choreography, this was a true showstopper.
Pugh's costumes were flawless. Opening with the dancers clad in nude underwear masked by a translucent screen, they appeared to twinkle like naked fireflies by a light. Twirling Tinkerbells, the outstanding abilities of there bodies was aided, rather than overshadowed by Pugh. As with his Tudor predecessors, Pugh's version of dance was a lesson in getting dressed. As the ballet progressed so too did the costumes, becoming more elaborate with every pirouette. Starting with the simple addition of a pair of black shorts (who needs anything else when the star of your show is fifteen perfectly toned ballerinas gyrating in arrowhead formation?) and closing with the eventual addition of Pugh's signature styles - angular headpieces and sleeves, reminiscent of our very own In Your Face Stealth Bomber. Androgyny was key throughout - from the flesh-coloured bras worn by female dancers, giving the illusion that all the ballerinas were statuesque genderless beings, to the tutus and boots worn by male dancers in the later pieces - Pugh's outfits forced you to focus only on the movement and gymnastic potentialities of the human bodies on stage, unable to distinguish man from woman.
It was the closing number that really stole the show. Huge lit-up shapes appeared on the floor - reminiscent of a nightclub - illuminating the performance. The piece was meticulous, but also haphazard, dancers seemed to be moving as one would on a Soho dance-floor, dancing both alone and in pairs, wandering freely on and off the stage - a strangely apt vision given Pugh's own penchant for clubwear as well as the addition of club-favourites Boy George and Ronson bopping along in the background. The whole message seemed to be that ballet, like pumped-up club dancing, can be raw, carefree and sexy.
Club-ambiance aside, there's subtlety to the piece. Themes of love, youth, desire, lust are all served up. McGregor's play on carbon chauvinism - the title Carbon Life references the fact that carbon forms the crux of biology for most of life on earth - couldn't be more apt, this was showing that ballet, like carbon, should be everywhere. Set free to pervade all aspects of life and culture, whether fashion, rap, or pop. Deservedly met by a resounding standing ovation, Pugh, Ronson and McGregor have proved themselves the new Lords of The Dance. Get tickets here!


text:
Lodsys Continues Demanding Cut Of Smartphone Apps; Developers Hit Back In Court
from the innovation? dept
- 5,999,908: Customer-based product design module
- 7,133,834: Product value information interchange server
- 7,222,078: Methods and systems for gathering information from units of a commodity across a network
- 7,620,565: Customer-based product design module
This is, of course, exactly what Lodsys (and many other patent trolls) rely on. The patent system today is such that if you get sued, you're almost guaranteed to have to spend at least $1 million defending yourself in court. This is not fair. This is not reasonable. But it's a key element in our broken system, and the trolls exploit it as much as they possibly can.
Thankfully, some companies are trying to fight back. Despite Apple's promises to fight on behalf of its developers, Lodsys continues to both threaten and sue, including going after some big companies, like Dell, Rosetta Stone and Overstock. Of course, one reason why Lodsys wants to keep going is that at least one of its patents expires in a few months -- and it probably wants to squeeze as much out of it as possible. As the article linked here by Jeff Roberts highlights, a Seattle app developer, A Thinking Ape, has decided to jump ahead of the line by filing for a declaratory judgment against Lodsys. Lodsys's initial threat letter and A Thinking Ape's filing are embedded below. The filing includes details of many other declaratory judgment filings against Lodsys and argues that the patents are both invalid and that A Thinking Ape doesn't infringe them anyway. It certainly would be nice to see Lodsys smacked around in court a bit, but Lodsys and its secretive "owners" are still likely making out like bandits by effectively taxing tons of app makers.


text:
Retinoblastoma is a rare, cancerous tumor of a part of the eye called the retina.
Alternative Names
Tumor - retina; Cancer - retina
Retinoblastoma is caused by a mutation in a gene that controls how cells divide. As a result, cells grow out of control and become cancerous.
In about half the cases, this mutation develops in a child whose family has never had eye cancer. In other cases, the mutation occurs in several family members. If the mutation runs in the family, there is a 50% chance that an affected persons children will also have the mutation. These children will therefore have a high risk of developing retinoblastoma themselves.
The cancer most often affects children younger than 6 years old. It is most commonly diagnosed in children 1 to 2 years old.
One or both eyes may be affected.
The pupil of the eye may appear white or have white spots. A white glow in the eye is often seen in photographs taken with a flash. Instead of the typical "red eye" from the flash, the pupil may appear white or distorted.
Other symptoms can include:
Crossed eyes
- Double vision
- Eyes that do not align
- Eye pain and redness
Poor vision
- Differing
iriscolors in each eye
If the cancer has spread, bone pain and other symptoms may occur.
Exams and Tests
The health care provider will perform a complete physical exam, including an eye exam. The following tests may be done:
Bone marrow biopsyand cerebrospinal fluid examinationin the case of more aggressive tumors CT scanor MRI of the head
- Eye exam with dilation of the pupil
Ultrasoundof the eye ( head and eye echoencephalogram)
Treatment options depend on the size and location of the tumor:
- Small tumors may be treated by
laser surgeryor cryotherapy.
- Radiation is used for both local tumor and for larger tumors.
Chemotherapymay be needed if the tumor has spread beyond the eye.
- The eye may need to be removed (a procedure called enucleation) if the tumor does not respond to other treatments. In some cases, it may be the first treatment.
Outlook (Prognosis)
If the cancer has not spread beyond the eye, almost all patients can be cured. A cure, however, may require aggressive treatment and even removal of the eye in order to be successful.
If the cancer has spread beyond the eye, the likelihood of a cure is lower and depends on how the tumor has spread.
Possible Complications
Blindness can occur in the affected eye. The tumor can spread to the eye socket through the optic nerve. It may also spread to the brain, lungs, and bones.
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if signs or symptoms of retinoblastoma are present, especially if your childs eyes look abnormal or appear abnormal in photographs.
Genetic counseling can help families understand the risk of retinoblastoma. It is especially important when more than one family member has had the disease, or if retinoblastoma occurs in both eyes.
Dome JS, Rodriguez-Galindo C, Spunt SL, Santana VM. Pediatric sold tumors. In: Niederhuber JE, Armitage JO, Doroshow JH, et al., eds. Abeloffs Clinical Oncology. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2013:chap 95.
National Cancer Institute: PDQ Retinoblastoma Treatment. Bethesda, Md: National Cancer Institute. Date last modified: Dec. 6, 2013. Available at: http://cancer.gov/cancertopics/pdq/treatment/retinoblastoma/HealthProfessional. Accessed: February 10, 2014.
Review Date:
Reviewed By:
Adam S. Levy, MD, Division of Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, The Childrens Hospital at Montefiore, Bronx, NY. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Isla Ogilvie, PhD, and the A.D.A.M. Editorial team.


text:
Information For
Corporate Education Partnerships > Bosch Employees Portal
When you choose DePaul, you're choosing a university committed to the highest standards of academic quality. Through our corporate educational partnership, employees of Bosch are eligible for a 10 percent discount on tuition toward a graduate or undergraduate degree. Our programs are designed to prepare you for the next step in your career.
A premier academic reputation. DePaul is one of the largest private, not-for-profit universities in the nation — ranked in the top 12 nationally and widely renowned for academic excellence.
Flexible formats and multiple locations. You can attend classes in the evening, on weekends or during the day. Complete your degree online or take courses in Lincoln Park, downtown or any of the suburban campuses.
Distinguished faculty. Our faculty comes from distinguished academic, professional and research backgrounds, and most are active in their fields, providing real-world experience that translates into practical application.
A vast community of successful alumni. DePaul has a reputation for training stellar employees — with more than 160,000 DePaul alumni working in virtually every field, all over the world. And nearly 106,000 are in the Chicago area.
In tune with the unique needs of working adults. We're dedicated to teaching adults at DePaul and recognize that your career success is based on what you know and can do. Adult programs are customized to your interests and intended career path.
To learn more about DePaul and its offerings, request information today.
1 E. Jackson Blvd.
Chicago, IL 60604
(312) 362-6911
2001-2012 DePaul University | Disclaimer | Contact Us | Emergency Plan | Consumer Information | Privacy Statement Editor Login


text:
You are hereHome ›
Narrow Search
Now showing results 1-10 of 14
This is the third module in the Solar Dynamic Observatory (SDO) Project Suite curriculum. Each activity is self-directed by students or student teams and utilizes online videos, data from the SDO satellite and hands-on activities to explore,... (View More) research and build knowledge about how the Sun's varying activity impacts Earth and space weather. Each activity provides opportunities to build knowledge and vocabulary, apply or demonstrate learning through real world connections and create resources to use in investigations. Both a teacher and student guide are included with sequential instructions and embedded links to the needed videos, tutorials and internet resources. In Activity 3A: Sun-Earth Interactions, students gather information from online videos and create a 3D model to demonstrate the relationship to Earth's place in space and the affect of Earth's axial tilt on our seasons, then film a short video explaining the reasons for the seasons. Activity 3B: Space Weather, students use online videos to gather information on what space weather is, and its causes and effects, to create a concept map. They then use real-time SDO data to forecast space weather. Activity 3C: Solar Research in Action! Make a Magnetometer has students view information in online videos about to Earth's magnetosphere and the impacts of space weather, then create a magnetometer to detect and visualize changes in the Earth's magnetic fields to monitor solar storm impacts. A computer for student-teams and access to the internet are needed for this module. See related and supplementary resources for link to full curriculum. The appendix includes an alignment to the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). (View Less)
Materials Cost: $5 - $10 per group of students
This set of physics-based labs uses data from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory spacecraft. Students create movies using near-real-time data, explore the connection between solar activity and space weather, use different types of data to generate... (View More) and test hypotheses, and collaborate with other students to explore further. Students present their results in a scientifically-appropriate manner. (View Less)
Materials Cost: Free
This is an activity about Earth's magnetic field. Learners will construct a soda bottle magnetometer, collect data, and analyze the results to detect magnetic storm events. Ideally, learners should collect data for at least a month. If several... (View More) months are available for data collection, this is ideal. This is the first activity as part of the iMAGiNETICspace: Where Imagination, Magnetism, and Space Collide educator's guide. Instructions for downloading the iBook educator's guide and the associated Transmedia book student guide are available at the resource link. (View Less)
In this lab activity, students use simulation results and data available through the NASA Community Coordinated Modeling Center (CCMC) to explore the structure of the solar wind, its variation through the heliosphere. Participants will become... (View More) familiar with aspects of the solar wind simulations: variables involved, the shape of the simulation volume, and the accepted methods for displaying those results. It was designed for graduate students doing research, but is also valuable for an undergraduate space science course or as an application in a physics course. The activity is designed for students to work in groups of 3 or 4 sharing a computer and a large work space. The instructors guide includes a discussion of lab goals, a set of concept questions, responses to student guide questions, and some student misconceptions. (View Less)
Materials Cost: Free
This is an activity about sunlight as an energy source. Learners will create a plant box and observe that a plant will grow toward the Sun, its primary source of energy. This hands-on activity is an additional lesson as part of the book, The Day... (View More) Joshua Jumped Too Much. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $1 - $5 per group of students
In this activity about the Sun's influence on plant growth, learners will create a plant box and observe that a plant will grow towards the Sun, its primary source of energy. By periodically collecting data on the growth of the plant, they can come... (View More) to their own conclusions about why the plant grew towards the sunlight. One to two weeks are needed to grow plants for this lesson; also, time is needed to construct the plant box. Potting soil and bean seeds are needed for this activity. (View Less)
This is an activity about the concept of direct versus indirect sunlight. Learners construct and use a sun angle analyzer to investigate the effect of angle on area illuminated. The fraction of light on each square of the analyzer is then calculated... (View More) and compared. A discussion at the end relates the results to the amount of sunlight falling on different parts of the Earth and the effect this has on temperature and seasons. Reprinted with permission from the Great Explorations in Math and Science (GEMS). (View Less)
In this activity about magnetic fields and their relation to the Sun, learners will simulate sunspots by using iron filings to show magnetic fields around a bar or cow magnet, and draw the magnetic field surrounding two dipole magnets, both in... (View More) parallel and perpendicular alignments. Finally, learners examine images of sunspots to relate their magnetic field drawings and observations to what is seen on the Sun. (View Less)
This is an activity about ultraviolet light. Learners will make ultraviolet light detector bracelets and use them to experiment with artificial light and sunlight. Then, they experiment with various sun-blocking materials to see how such materials... (View More) impact the beads' absorption of ultraviolet light. Special UV detecting beads are required for this activity. This is Activity 3 of the Sun As a Star afterschool curriculum. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $5 - $10
This is an activity about modeling the apparent motion of the Sun as seen from Earth. Learners will use a flashlight, toothpick, and styrofoam model Sun to mimic the relative shadow motion produced by a sundial. The activity will help learners... (View More) understand that because the Earth rotates from West to East, the Sun appears to rise in the East and set in the West. This is Activity 6 of the Sun As a Star afterschool curriculum. (View Less)
Materials Cost: $1 - $5


text:
STANFORD – Jio Fontan scored 15 points and USC survived a late rally by Stanford to win 65-64 on Thursday night.
Dewayne Dedmon added 13 points and eight rebounds and J.T. Terrell had 12 points for the Trojans (12-13, 7-5 Pac-12), who have won four in a row. USC had lost nine of its previous 10 games at Maples Pavilion.
USC also swept the season series, having beaten Stanford 71-69 on Jan. 3 in Los Angeles.
Josh Huestis led the Cardinal (15-10, 6-6) with a career-high 22 points. Chasson Randle scored 16 points, including four 3-pointers, but missed a 3 attempt at the buzzer for Stanford, which had won four of its last five games.
Dwight Powell had 17 points and 17 rebounds – the most boards by a Cardinal in a game since Brook Lopez had 15 in 2008.
The Trojans led 35-23 at the half, capped by Terrell's 35-footer at the buzzer. Dedmon led USC with 11 first-half points and Terrell scored nine on three 3-pointers – the only ones the Trojans would have in the game.
Huestis, who entered Thursday averaging 9.8 points per game, kept Stanford in it. He scored 15 of the Cardinal's points in the half, burning USC with outside shooting and slashing to the basket.
Powell had 10 rebounds at the break.
USC led 65-59 with 41 seconds left, but Powell's three-point play cut the lead in half. After a Trojans turnover, Powell scored again on the inside to pull Stanford within 65-64 with 25.5 seconds to play.
Stanford fouled the Trojans' Eric Wise with 18.7 seconds to play. Wise missed both free throws, but Stanford got only one shot, Randle's corner attempt, and USC held on to move to 5-3 under interim coach Bob Cantu.
The teams began play tied for fifth in the Pac-12 along with California and Colorado, both of whom won Thursday. The three winners are now tied for fourth with Arizona State – two games behind conference leader Oregon – and Stanford is alone in eighth.
The Trojans shot 42 percent and Stanford made 44 percent of its shots from the field. USC was 18 for 23 from the free-throw line while the Cardinal managed just four free throws in 12 tries.


text:
|Episode Description
|Thursday, Feb 6, 2014 - 4:30 AM
"Using Your Credit-Crazy Or Compelling?"
Don't live on borrowed time. Join the Biz Kids and you'll see the true cost of purchasing with credit. You'll also have an unsettling look at credit scores and the increasing number of people and places (employers, insurers, colleges, etc. D
|More on LEARN/CREATE (MT)
|No upcoming shows in database


text:
That lucky mom, enjoyed playing with the little girl's hair and the little girl's hair grew and grew. Over the months, the texture of the girl's hair began to change and become even more beautiful until, alas, a gorgeous teeny fro was upon her head.
You may have seen her.The mother tried to persuade the little one to try straight hair, but the little one always answered "No thanks. I like my hair cuh-lly." When her mom asked her how she wanted it styled, she assuredly answered, "I want it loose."
Then, one day, the little girl's grandmother, with long, thick, shiny, silky straight hair watched her for the evening. When the mother returned home and bathed the little girl, she said, "I want my hair straight like Abuelita's!"
Shocked and excited, her vulnerable mother (who had at this point bypassed all reason), whisked the little girl away to her bathroom before she changed her mind. There, with only a few drops of silk hair serum, she began to flat iron the curls.
Oh, how pretty the little girl was with straight hair! The mom was relieved to have a few days off from un-hip people asking her why she didn't comb the girl's hair.
When Daddy got home that night, he wasn't happy. He missed the little girl's natural curls, but upon much pleading, agreed to roll with it.
After a few days, Daddy had had it. See, Daddy is the one who gets her ready for church on Sunday mornings because Mommy goes in early to sing. Daddy wasn't down with flat ironing the hair himself.
Admittedly, Mom had had enough too. It was very high-maintenance. With both parents on the same page, mom went to wash her hair.
This is where our happy story turns into a tragedy… The hair would NOT curl again. As the water saturated it, it simply rested limp and wet over the little girl's back.
Three weeks of natural remedy trials later, and the hair is still limp. NO CURLS.
This weekend, the mother learned her fate. The hair was fried. Fried like Kentucky Fried Chicken. All she can do (unless you know another option, which momma would LOVE to hear) is trim it and wait for it to grow out.
Let this be a lesson to all that experimenting with beauty and fashion has its price. One day, I'm sure we'll all look back on this and laugh. Today, while searching for photos for this post, I could've cried.
In other news, I'm now looking for a hair model, while mine recovers. I've got lots of cute ponytails, clips, and headbands in the works. Email me if you're in the Gainesville, FL area or if you are a photog anywhere in the country.
Thanks for reading,


text:
This past Sunday at Hard Justice, Kurt Angle, the leader of the Main Event Mafia, retained his TNA Heavyweight Championship after defeating Sting and Matt Morgan. On tonight's episode of Impact, Angle and Morgan join forces to do battle with Team 3D in a Tag Team Tables Match. Plus D'Angelo Dinero makes his Impact debut and the Knockouts are in action.
The show began with a recap of Hard Justice.
Mike Tenay opened the show at ringside by himself. He talked about how Don West accepted a promotion in the merchandising department of TNA. Tenay then introduced West's replacement, Taz, who entered the Impact Zone, grabbed a headset and shook hands with his new partner.
The Main Event Mafia entered the Impact Zone, with Kurt Angle grabbing the mic. As Angle began talking, he was interrupted by Matt Morgan, who was carry an axe handle. Morgan barked at Angle and told him that he went into business for himself at Hard Justice. Morgan said it was supposed to be either he or Angle that walked out champion, yet Angle broke up a pin of his. Morgan wanted to know why and he was giving Angle ten seconds to explain, before he came down to the ring and took them all out. Angle told Morgan that it was he who went into business for himself when he hit Angle with the Carbon Footprint. Angle said that he lost feeling in his arms and legs and was disoriented as a result. He said that he pulled the referee out of the ring because he thought Sting was pinning Morgan. Angle told Morgan that he made a rookie mistake, which led to him being pinned. Angle went on to tell Morgan that they accomplished their goal regardless and that he would give him one more chance to join the Mafia, by teaming with Angle later on to battle Team 3D in a Tables match. Morgan told Angle that he's losing his mind. Morgan made it look as though he was going to go after Angle, but turned it around and said that Angle was right. He said that Angle always had his best interest in mind and that he would be his partner later on.
Backstage, Lauren was shown asking AJ Styles about his big announcement later on, but he just ignored her.
Match One - Street Fight - Beer Money Inc. (James Storm and Robert Roode) vs. The British Invasion (Brutus Magnus and Doug Williams)
Prior to the match getting underway, referee, Earl Hebner ejected the rest of The World Elite from ringside. Tenay said that referees have more power thanks to a new edict from TNA Management. Beer Money Inc. got the upperhand early on, but the British Invasion turned things right back around, and eventually tied James Storm up to a ringpost. A second referee came out to cut him loose and from there on, it was smooth sailing for Beer Money, who hit Brutus Magnus with the DWI on a trash can to get the pin.
Winners Via Pinfall - Beer Money Inc. (James Storm and Robert Roode)
In the back, Lauren talked to Angelina Love and Velvet Sky, who said that Madison Rayne would pay for her mistake at Hard Justice. They said that Rayne was no longer associated with The Beautiful People.
A recap was shown of ODB and Cody Deaner walking out victorious at Hard Justice.
Jeremy Borash was shown speaking to Mick Foley about his match with Kevin Nash, when ODB and Cody Deaner walked in arguing. Deaner said that since he got the pin, he should be the TNA Knockouts Champion. Foley said that he would make a ruling on the situation and announce his decision next week on Impact. As ODB and Deaner left, Abyss walked in. Foley thanked Abyss for saving him at the pay-per-view and presented him with a blue flannel shirt. Abyss and Foley embraced, as Foley told him to wear the shirt with pride.
Mike Tenay and Taz hyped the rest of Impact.
Match Two - Madison Rayne vs. Angelina Love
Angelina Love jump started the match at ringside and tossed Madison Rayne all around. After throwing her into the steps and bouncing her off the apron, she finally rolled her into the ring, made a cover and got the pin.
Winner Via Pinfall - Angelina Love
After the match, Velvet Sky came down and helped Angelina Love continue the beating. They gave Rayne the brown bag treatment, until Tara and Christy Hemme ran out and made the save.
A video was shown of The Motor City Machine Guns promoting themselves. They talked about how they haven't been on Impact lately because they don't play political games. They said that they will be selling their services to fans for $2,000 per hour. They said that fans could call them to play video games or hang out. They said to call 1-696-696-6969 and they would throw in a free Sham-Wow. Ha, ha.
Security was shown separating The Beautiful People and Madison Rayne backstage.
Match Three - Samoa Joe vs. Homicide
Taz said that his job with Samoa Joe was complete, because he led him to the TNA X Division Championship. Back and forth match here, with Joe hitting the Muscle Buster and picking up victory.
Winner Via Pinfall - Samoa Joe
A white limo was shown arriving at the Impact Zone and a shot of D'Angelo Dinero's feet were shown.
Lauren talked to Tara, Sarita, Taylor Wilde and Christy Hemme about the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Title tournament that will be starting next week. They all showed their excitement and were happy for this new opportunity. Definitely a cool idea.
Match Four - Four Way Knockouts Match - Traci Brooks w/ Sharmell vs. Awesome Kong w/ Riesha Saeed vs. Christy Hemme w/ Tara vs. Sarita w/ Taylor Wilde
Awesome Kong did the damage in this match, but Traci Brooks snuck in and stole the pin.
Winner Via Pinfall - Traci Brooks
After the match, Awesome Kong threw a fit, as Mike Tenay announced that next week it will be Awesome Kong and Riesha Saeed vs. Traci Brooks and Sharmell in the first round of the TNA Knockouts Tag Team Title tournament.
D'Angelo Dinero's boots were shown.
Match Five - D'Angelo Dinero vs. Consequences Creed
Prior to the match starting, referee Andrew Thomas sent Jay Lethal to the back. D'Angelo Dinero looked impressive here, hitting the Elijah Express on Consequences Creed to get the win.
Winner Via Pinfall - D'Angelo Dinero
After the match, Suicide came out and got some revenge on D'Angelo Dinero for what happened between them at Hard Justice.
Mike Tenay and Taz hyped some upcoming live events and the Bound For Glory pay-per-view.
Lauren caught up with Matt Morgan, who said that he trusts Kurt Angle and that everybody should. Morgan said that Angle would have his back and he would get his boot. Morgan covered up, saying he was so nervous he said "boot." Morgan teasing a turn on the Mafia is entertaining, should be interesting to see where this goes.
AJ Styles came out and talked about how his personal life has been taking a heavy toll and that is why he considering walking away from TNA. Before he can officially retire, Sting comes out. Sting tells Styles that he is quitting on all the people that look up to him and that only losers quit. Sting told Styles that he is the guy he talks about all the time and that he is the chosen one. Sting told Styles he could stand there and admit he is a quitter and loser, or he can go the back and get his head in the game. Styles and Sting embraced and walked up the ramp together.
Lauren spoke to Hernandez and asked when he planned on cashing in his TNA Heavyweight Championship briefcase. Hernandez didn't know yet, but said that when he did, he would walk away champion. Eric Young walked in and asked to speak to Hernandez about joining The World Elite.
Bobby Lashley entered the Impact Zone and joined Mike Tenay and Taz. Lashley said that Dixie Carter would make her Impact debut next week and announce Lashley's role in TNA. The ring introductions took place for the main event and as Kurt Angle came out, he stopped by the table and pie faced Lashley. Lashley came back with a punch that knocked Angle down, as security stepped in and separated them.
Match Six - Tables Match - Kurt Angle and Matt Morgan vs. Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon)
During the match, Team 3D set up a table and attempted to double suplex Matt Morgan through it. Kurt Angle moved the table out of the way, but not far enough, as Morgan's legs went through it. Referee Mark "Slick" Johnson ruled that the match had to continue. Later on, Angle and Morgan had Brother Devon placed on a table, as Angle told Morgan to go up top and splash him through. Brother Ray got back in the match and Angle was sent to the floor, allowing 3D to toss Morgan from the top and through the table to win the match.
Winners Via Putting Their Opponent Through A Table - Team 3D (Brother Ray and Brother Devon)
After the match, Kurt Angle walked to the back with a shocked look, as Matt Morgan stared him down from the ring.
Chris and Bryan Sokol are from Long Island, NY and enjoy tag team reporting for SLAM!


text:
Comfort Inns Monterey properties are provided below. Search for cheap and discount Comfort Inns hotel rooms in Monterey, CA for your upcoming meeting or individual travels. We list the best Comfort Inns Monterey lodging so you can review the Monterey Comfort Inns hotel list below to find the perfect place.
Our technology will also list Monterey, CA lodging that have a comparable rating of a Comfort Inns.Need 5+ Rooms? Get group bids from hotels in Monterey CA
How should we direct your call?


text:
We are currently seeking Experienced Staff Auditors for our Erie office.
Successful candidates will enjoy minimal out of town travel and great work-life balance. Maher Duessel offers quality experience working with well known clients, as well as a competitive compensation and benefits package.
About our Firm:
Maher Duessel was founded in 1989 to provide high-caliber auditing services to clients in the governmental and non-profit sectors, and our passion and commitment has led Maher Duessel to become a leading regional accounting firm. With offices in Pittsburgh, Butler, Harrisburg, State College, Erie and Lancaster, we have the largest staff dedicated solely to governmental, non-profit, and Single Audit issues in Pennsylvania. In 2017 and 2018, the firm was ranked as one of the Best Places to Work in Pennsylvania by the Central Penn Business Times and by Best Places Group.
Maher Duessel provides equal employment opportunities to all employees and applicants for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, marital status, amnesty, or status as a covered veteran in accordance with applicable federal, state and local laws. We comply with applicable state and local laws governing non-discrimination in employment in every location in which the company has facilities. This policy applies to all terms and conditions of employment, including, but not limited to, hiring, placement, promotion, termination, layoff, recall, transfer, leaves of absence, compensation, and training.