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Rehobeth Centennial, &c.
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Rehobeth Centennial, &c.
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Lay Delegates - R. W. Hill, W. C. Mann, E. M. Arnott, R. C. Appling, D. Watts, M. J. Kester, F. Hereford, J. A. Wallace, J. B. Pitzer, J. C. James, J. R. McCulloch, George Law, H. Steward and others.
The childrens' mass meeting on Friday was appropriately addressed by Revs. A. O. Armstrong, W. K. Boyle, L. H. Graybill, A. Q. Flaherty and others.
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The Rehobeth Centennial was held in the grove near the old church, on Sunday, July 20th. Provision had been made to seat about 1200 people. At the time appointed, 10:30 A. A,, it was estimated that at least 1500 people were on the ground, among them the members of the district conference.
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A new space policy for Europe: Independence, competitiveness and citizen's quality of life
Improving the safety and daily lives of European citizens thanks to radio navigation, guiding tractors by satellite for high-yield crops, optimizing response to humanitarian crisis… This is not science fiction but just a few examples of innovations related to space technologies developed today. This crucial role of space is reflected in the European Commission communication presented today as a first step of an integrated Space Policy to be developed with the new legal basis provided by the Lisbon Treaty. The new Communication aims at reinforcing Europe's space infrastructure and calls for increasing support for research to increase European technological non-dependence, foster cross-fertilisation between the space sector and other industry sectors, and boost innovation as a driver of European competitiveness.
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Thanks so much for your kind words Jeff!
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The following code works in VC++ 2010 but generates numerous errors in VC++ 2012:
#include "stdafx.h"
using namespace System;
enum class Months{January = 1, February, March, April };
int main(array<System::String ^> ^args)
Months month;
int value;
month = Months::January;
value = safe_cast<int>(month);
Console::WriteLine(L"Month is {0} and the value is {1}.", month, value);
return 0;
In order to compile in VC++ 2012, the code must be changed to:
private enum class Months{January = 1, February, March, April };
My question is why?
Is VC++ so chaotic that code from one version won't compile in another version? Doesn't that defy the idea of portable code?
When does one use enum and when does one use private enum?


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by Sue Ann Rybak
A 19-year-old Chestnut Hill College male student was reported in stable condition at Chestnut Hill Hospital after suffering multiple injuries in a fall April 24 from a three-story outside stairwell near Fournier Hall on the college campus, according to Lisa Mixon, a college spokesperson.
"We are very relieved that the student is expected to make a full recovery," Mixon said.
The college, which is withholding the student's name pending notification of his family, said it was cooperating with the Philadelphia Police Department, which is investigating the incident as a possible suicide attempt.
"We urge all the members of the college community and the public to keep this student and his family in our thoughts and prayers at this time," the college said in a statement.
In 2011, a Chestnut Hill College adjunct professor committed suicide by jumping from a second-floor balcony on campus. According to a statement released by the school at the time, the man fell 30 feet in College Hall and was unresponsive when police arrived at the scene.


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Perfect as a jacket for early cold weather, the new Scuderia Ferrari children's sweatshirt has a full zipper.
The sweatshirt combines a simple and functional design with refined details. Equipped with a warm fleece inner lining and jersey-lined padded sleeves, this item can also be worn as a jacket. Lightweight and comfortable, the sweatshirt is decorated on the front with four patches inspired by the racing world: A cup, a checkered flag, a heart with the SF initials and the inevitable Ferrari Shield, brightened with glitter applications.
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The Euro crisis has affected every part of the European economy, even in the rarified market of mega-yacht rentals in the Mediterranean.
A glut of yachts for rent, coupled with the slowing global economy and the Euro crisis, is creating unprecedented bargains in the charter yacht business this summer. Yacht brokers say there are roughly 750 boats over 100-feet long docked on the shores of the Med this summer waiting for customers – twice the number of previous years. And there simply aren't enough rich customers to fill them.
With prices ranging from $200,000 to more than $1 million a week – not including food, fuel and beverages – demand for these vessels is restricted to the super-rich. But there's no harm in looking.
Click ahead to see what kind of yacht is for rent at a discount this summer.
- Full Story: Renting a Super-Yacht Just Got Cheaper
- By Robert Frank
Posted 15 June 2012


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tbenbrahim needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 26 designs submitted by 12 freelance designers.
devcast.com is a cross between youtube and reddit , with content targeted at software developers.
devcast.com is a video site with content targeted at software developers.
- prefer some shade of blue as the dominant color
- white background
- some color diversity (i.e. more than one shade of a color, or more than one color)
- scalable format (ps, but open to other suggestions)
- not an excessive amount of colors
- not so busy that the the logo will not scale well at smaller sizes (30-40 pixels high)
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Nick Cannon Leaving New York Radio Show
This was bound to happen, given his overloaded work schedule. Nick Cannon, host of the 92.3 Now morning radio show 'Rollin'' in New York City, host of 'America's Got Talent,' husband of Mariah Carey, and father of twins Roc and Roe aka dem babies, has stepped down from his radio post, effective immediately.
The news that Cannon, 31, is quitting his popular morning drive show after two years comes hot on the heels of yesterday's big reveal: Cannon was hospitalized for blood clots that were likely a result of cross-country flights. Cannon had a major health scare last month, when he suffered from mild kidney failure. His doctors have ordered him to reconfigure his priorities and put his health first. Cannon, with his signature sense of humor, posted a statement on the station's site which read, "Even Superman has to sleep."
While Cannon is exiting the morning show, he will retain his syndicated weekend show 'Cannon's Countdown.'
The entirety of Cannon's statement is as follows:
Under doctor's orders, I have been asked to put my health first and cut back on some of my professional commitments in order to allow my body to get the rest that it needs to keep up with the demands of my multi-tasking schedule.
It has been an absolute pleasure working with CBS Radio and the 92.3 NOW morning show team and I would like to thank them for their unwavering support. I will continue to host my syndicated 'Cannon's Countdown' weekend show and look forward to contributing to 92.3 NOW whenever possible. Even Superman has to sleep.
The powers that be at the station fully support Cannon's decision, posting the following note of gratitude and love:
We respect and understand Nick's decision to step down from his day to day position as host of morning drive on 92.3 NOW, and fully support him as he takes on a less demanding role with the station in order to address his health. Everyone at the station and all of the CBS RADIO family wish him well, and look forward to his continuing contributions to 92.3 NOW.


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Nick Bonino scored 2:47 into overtime, after getting one of Anaheim's two goals late in regulation, and the Ducks beat the Dallas Stars 5-4 in Game 6 on Sunday night to clinch the first-round series.
The Ducks scored twice in the final 2:10 of regulation to force overtime for the first time in the series.
In OT, Bonino skated around the from behind the net and got a puck over Kari Lehtonen's left shoulder to get the Ducks within 4-3.
Anaheim got the overtime-forcing goal with 24 seconds left after a wild scramble in front of the net with an extra skater and Lehtonen without his stick.
When the puck trickled free, Devante Smith-Pelly pushed into the open gap for his second goal of the game for a 4-4 tie.


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Florida Gov. Charlie Crist recently recognized the men and women who work in the solid waste industry for their achievements in helping to protect the environment, community health and public safety.
The proclamation, presented by Lt. Gov. Jeff Kottkamp to the Florida Chapter of the National Solid Wastes Management Association (NSWMA), also applauds the industry's commitment to technological innovation.
Achievements cited include boosting recycling rates, turning to clean fuels for its fleet of trucks and developing landfill-gas-to-energy projects, which turns landfill byproducts into a clean source of renewable fuel. Such projects currently provide light and heat to more than 1 million Americans in 46 states, including Florida. The proclamation declared January 11 "Champions of the Environment Day."
While presenting the proclamation, Kottkamp stated, "The waste industry is vital to our state, as it manages the collection, disposal, and recycling efforts that help keep our communities clean, healthy and safe. It is commendable that the industry is conserving energy by investing in alternative fuel vehicles and using methane-gas from landfills to produce energy. Finally, it is exciting to see how committed the waste industry is to its employees and customers with major safety programs."
NSWMA represents for-profit companies in North America that provide solid, hazardous and medical waste collection, recycling and disposal services, and companies that provide professional and consulting services to the waste services industry.


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My cousin was driving through town on his way to Yellowstone and stopped by for a couple of days. He's really into rock climbing (we climbed with him in Kentucky if you remember) and wanted to do some climbing while he was here. He knew of some climbing in Clear Creek and took me a long with him. It was some great climbing and a lot of fun.
These were our second and third climbs:
Here's me making a sweet move on the second climb:
The rest of the pictures are here.


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MOREHEAD, Ky. -- The Tennessee Tech softball team allowed only three earned runs over two games on Sunday, but couldn't get the offensive support it needed, losing a pair to Morehead State.
The Golden Eagles entered the weekend locked into the 2012 Ohio Valley Conference Championship Tournament, but could have moved up slightly in the standings with three wins. As it stands, however, Tech finished sixth in the regular-season standings and will face Jacksonville State in the first round of the tournament, hosted by regular-season champion UT Martin.
Tech opened Sunday with the longest active winning streak in the OVC at four games, but that was quickly snapped as Morehead State took game one 5-1.
Senior Holly Thomas got the starting nod for the Golden Eagles, but was pulled after 2.2 innings of work. She did not allow an earned run and struck out three while giving up four hits. The Eagles scored four runs in the second, two with two outs, with the help of two Tech errors.
MSU would tack on another in the fifth with a double and a single to take the five-run lead.
Senior Whitney Cummings and sophomore Kendall Hooper opened the top of the seventh with back-to-back singles. After a pair of strikeouts, freshman Hannah Eldridge singled up the middle to score Tyler Templet, who pinch ran for Cummings. Sophomore Cassie Garrett then singled to load the bases, but all three runners were stranded as the Eagles forced a flyout to end the threat.
MSU's Katie Pfost earned the win, fanning eight and allowing six hits and one run.
The Golden Eagles struck early in game two as junior Melody Christian singled, stole second, and came in to score on a wild pitch.
The Eagles responded in the second as Amber Riddle blasted a solo home run to left to tie the contest. They would go on to score three more runs over the next two innings, utilizing three Tech throwing errors.
Tech rallied in the top of the seventh once again, as back-to-back singles by Hooper and Brittney Spalding, as well as a MSU error, put two runners in scoring position. Freshman Angi Sakamoto then belted a single down the right field line, driving in two and cutting the lead to just one.
Morehead State's Pfost came in to pitch and was able to strike out the next two batters to seal the game at 4-3.
Junior Claudia Harke took the loss for Tech, giving up two earned runs and three hits. She struck out four in her four innings in the circle.
Jami Whitcomb picked up the win, allowing two runs on four hits in 3.1 innings.
The Golden Eagles open tournament play Thursday against Jacksonville State at 10 a.m. in Martin, Tenn. Check back to TTUSports.com for coverage.


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MVP and noted blogger Pinal Dave posted a review of Professional SQL Server 2008 Internals and Troubleshooting, and we're absolutely honored by what he had to say. He starts by saying:
"Having a book on internal and associating that with real life is "almost" an impossible task. The reason for using the word "almost" is because this book has accomplished this very well. This internals book is written by keeping real life scenarios as top focus. The highlight of the book is that it teaches how to use internals to troubleshoot the real life issues of performance, storage, query processing and all the other important aspects of SQL Server – A must-have book for everybody who is a hands-on DBA/Developer."
Thanks for such a thumbs-up review, Pinal! We'd also like to thank him for posting it on Amazon.com as well – we're up to eight 5-star reviews!
You can buy Professional SQL Server 2008 Internals and Troubleshooting from Amazon, or pick up the PDF version at Wiley.


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About hrwaller
What's the surprise that Apple jumped to scrub the applications at Atari's request? Since the days of the Apple II, Apple has spent more on litigation than innovation. They are one of the computer world's main companies that operate on the premise that if you can't beat'em, sue'em. I doubt that Job's croaking will make much difference in their business model.
Hopefully someone will pull the plug on his pump making him technically dead.
Between this post and your "ratchet effect" post I get a feeling that you are a bit schizoid on this subject. By the way if you keep getting a bigger wrench, the bolt snaps.
I guess after only 40 years the movie is coming true. The surprise is that instead of Dumbya Bush goose stepping around while he grind the Constitution under his boot it happens on a Democrats watch.
After decades of screwing the artists at last the bloodsuckers are having to pay up.


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May 2, 2008 at Scripps College, Claremont, CA
Continental Breakfast: 8:30-9:00 a.m.
Session 1: 9:00-10:15 a.m.
Steve Quinn (TCU): Securitization of Sovereign Debt: Corporations as a Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism
Session 2: 10:30-11:45 a.m.
Randall Stone (Rochester): Scope of IMF Conditionality
Lunch: 11:45 a.m.-1:15 p.m.
Keynote Address: Barry Eichengreen, UC Berkeley
Session 3: 1:15-2:30 p.m.
Henrik Enderlein (Hertie School), Laura Muller (Hertie School), and Christoph Trebesch (Hertie School): Sovereign Debt Disputes
Session 4: 2:45-4:00 p.m.
Jamus Lim (World Bank): Political Economic Pressures in Financial Crisis Resolution
Session 5: 4:15-5:30 p.m.
Mark L.J. Wright (UCLA) and Rohan Pitchford (Sydney): Restructuring the Sovereign Debt Restructuring Mechanism
All sessions will be held in Balch Auditorium on the campus of Scripps College. Breakfast and lunch will be served at the Mallot Commons at Scripps College. A dinner and reception will follow the last session. The dinner will be held at the house of Greg Hess, Dean of the Faculty at Claremont McKenna College.
Conference Committee
J. Lawrence Broz, UCSD
Jeffry Frieden, Harvard University
Mark Hallerberg, Emory University
Slavi Slavov, Pomona College
Marc D. Weidenmier, Claremont McKenna College
Thomas Willett, Claremont McKenna College and Claremont Graduate University
Jeronimo Zettelmeyer, International Monetary Fund
Claremont Graduate University
Claremont McKenna College
European Union Center at Scripps College
Financial Economics Institute, Claremont McKenna College
Lowe Institute of Political Economy, Claremont McKenna College
Pomona College
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Marc D. Weidenmier, Associate Professor of Economics, Claremont McKenna College,
500 East Ninth Street, Claremont, CA 91711.
Phone: (909)607-8497
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Scheduled Participants
Dave Andrews, Scripps
David Bearce, Pittsburgh
Graham Bird, CMC
Lawrence Broz, UCSD
Richard Burdekin, CMC
Daniela Campello, UCLA
Bill Clark, Michigan
Mark Copelovitch, Wisconsin
Barry Eichengreen, UC Berkeley
Henrik Enderlein, Hertie School
John Freeman, Minnesota
Jeff Frieden, Harvard
Greg Hess, CMC
Glenn Hueckel, Pomona
Michael Hutchison, UCSC
Michael Klein, Tufts Fletcher School
Kenneth Kletzer, UCSC
Mike Kuehlwein, Pomona
David LeBlang, Colorado
Jamus Lim, World Bank
Jose Lopez, UC Irvine
Steve Marks, Pomona
Chris Meissner, UC Davis
Kris Mitchener, Santa Clara/UCLA
Laura Muller, Hertie School
Ilan Noy, Hawaii
Erica Owen, Minnesota
Hans Palmer, Pomona
Steve Quinn, TCU
David Singer, MIT
Slavi Slavov, Pomona
Randall Stone, Rochester
Mike Tomz, Stanford
Christoph Trebesch, Hertie School
Kirsten Wandschneider, Occidental College
Marc Weidenmier, CMC
Tom Willett, CMC/CGU
Mark Wright, UCLA
Jeronimo Zettelmeyer, IMF


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Anxiety caused by stressful events like moving or losing a job is a normal part of life. Anxiety disorders, on the other hand, are characterized by persistent, excessive and disabling fear and worry and get progressively worse if left untreated. It is estimated that anxiety disorders affect between 3 and 14 percent of older adults in a given year. To provide an older audience with additional information, NIHSeniorHealth, the health and wellness website for older adults from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), has added a topic about anxiety disorders.
Visitors to the website can learn about the risk factors, symptoms and treatments for generalized anxiety disorder, social phobia, panic disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) and specific phobias such as fear of flying or fear of public speaking. Anxiety disorders can severely affect a person's life, and they are often overlooked in older adults.


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The City Council Tuesday night adopted an amendment mandating that the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe compensate the city if its proposed resort casino is ever to extend beyond 140 acres of East Taunton land already under a sales-option agreement.
The City Council Tuesday night adopted an amendment mandating that the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe compensate the city if its proposed resort casino is ever to extend beyond 140 acres of East Taunton land already under a sales-option agreement.
The amendment to the existing inter-governmental agreement, or IGA, signed last year by the city and Mashpee Wampanoag, resulted from the surprise announcement last week that a new tribal-state compact agreement includes potential expansion onto the neighboring Silver City Galleria mall.
The new compact stipulates that the bulk of the Galleria's 100-plus-acre site would be subject to terms of the compact agreement if the Mashpee eventually were to broker a purchase deal.
Calls seeking comment from mall owner C-III Capital Partners LLC were not returned; the Irving,Texas-based real estate services firm describes itself on its website as a "controlled affiliate" of Manhattan-based Capital LLC.
The tribe, however, would have to make separate purchase agreements with Macy's, Sears and JCPenney, all of which own their repsective mall land.
City Solicitor Jason Buffington's amendement states that the tribe would have to enter into binding agreement with Taunton for "mitigation of impacts" related to it conducting gaming "on land other that the Subject Property," referring to 140 acres within and adjacent to Liberty & Union Industrial Park off of Route 140.
Prior to Tuesday night's vote, Buffington made clear that the city can not be deprived the $8 million minimum annual guarantee payment, in lieu of property taxes, as part of the existing agreement.
Councilors Deborah Carr and David Pottier pressed Buffington as to the ramifications of the tribe purchasing the mall for reasons other than expansion of their gambling resort.
"What if they bought the mall just to run the mall," Pottier asked.
Buffington said he'd look into the matter and get something in writing.
The council also passed a motion requesting that the Mashpee Wampanoag provide a copy of its federal land-into-trust application with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, something which Buffington said is unlikely to happen.
The council also wants a letter sent to Tribal Chairman Cedric Cromwell asking him to appear before the end of April to provide a progress report on the casino project.
Pottier said he understands the city's argument that the BIA application contains information that might give an advantage to commercial entities competing for a casino in southeastern Massachusetts. But he said it's a public process that should be made available.
"In God we trust, but all others verify," Pottier said, loosely paraphrasing former President Ronald Reagan.
The newly negotiated state compact became necessary after the BIA rejected the original tribal-state compact on they basis that paying the state 21.5 percent of revenues was too generous. The new agreement lowers the rate to 17 percent. In the event that any other casino opens in the state; that number drops to 15 percent if a slots parlor opens in Region C, and zero if a commercial venture opens in the same region.
The Mashpee tribe by the end of the week will decide whether to approve the city's IGA amendment.


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The most significant challenge for the modern comedian is their ability to relate to a variety of audiences. Eric Blake has taken this challenge to heart, expanding his material beyond the African-American lens, and identifying with many other cultures and experiences. He is one of the few performers who can truly be labeled as a "universal comedian," defying comedic normality. Blake's raw talent is also distinguished by his ability to custom-fit his comedy for the particular moment. This witty improvisation can be revealed at the drop of a hat, bringing new characters to life that flow directly from the unconscious, capturing the imagination of his audiences.
This engaging comic has proven his worth night after night, performing to diversified audiences from coast to coast. Some of his performances include BET's "Comic View," in which he has aired on "The Best of Comic View" for the fourth consecutive year. He has also been televised on Galavision's "Que Loco," where he has displayed his cross-cultural abilities that have earned him a devote Latino following. Furthermore, Blake performed as the headliner for the comedy hit entitled "War On Comedy," which aired on HBO and has recently been released on video. Eric's acclaimed notoriety lead HBO to choose him among thousands to film a documentary on the eight most up and coming comedians in the country, which is scheduled to air in the fall of 2006. In addition, he has appeared on Comedy Central's "Premium Blend" and is a regular at "The Improv" in Hollywood.
Eric is a survivor of the notorious streets of South Central Los Angeles, where he experienced the "hard knock" life of gangs, drugs, and violence. It was eventually the depraved life on the streets that propelled him on a search for meaning and purpose, where he began to rediscover his passion and talent in comedy. As a young teenager, Eric brought life to people through his spontaneous and lighthearted humor, and considered it pure joy when he was able to enliven another's spirit through a simple joke. Blake's challenged upbringing led to his rediscovery for purpose: bringing laughter to the soul. This newfound purpose continues to be exercised with the firm belief of the old Proverb, "a happy heart doeth good like medicine."
Murray Valeriano is a brilliant comedian, writer and human sponge. This Tennessee native and preacher's son found his comedy calling in California and soon began a successful career in stand up and writing. Murray has appeared in clubs and theaters all over the country. He had been seen on Comedy Central, NBC, FuelTV and More. He is also a regular guest of Bill Engvall's Blue Collar Comedy on SIRIUS/XM and has been heard on the 5 O'clock Funnies in Los Angeles. He has opened for George Lopez, Kevin Pollack, Christopher Titus, Orny Adams, Brad Garret and many more… including the late Robert Schimmel. As a writer, Murray has written for the Tonight Show, Bill Engvall's Here's Your Sign Awards and Ridiculousness to name a few. HE has also written for other comedians such as Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert and Dennis Miller. Murray is a captivating fellow that possesses a remarkable wealth of pop culture knowledge and experience and it shines through on his popular "Roadstories" podcast ranked "New and Notable" on Itunes. Subscribe today for free!


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Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - Mirek and Marek RAW - FULL CONTACT
Mirek and Marek RAW - FULL CONTACT
Marek Piska is a handsome guy who arrives to visit his friend Mirek Milec. He has brought with him some clothes as a present. Mirek stands and removes his shirt, to try on the new top. Then he takes off his jeans to try a new pair. Once he has the new clothes on Mirek is concerned that they may be too tight, so Marek starts to check, wrapping an arm around his friend. He pulls him closer and starts to kiss him. As they kiss they grope each other and soon Mirek is removing Marek's sweater. Mirek's top comes off too as do Marek's jeans, with his cock nice and hard. Mirek drops to his knees and sucks on his friends cock. With that cock big and hard Mirek sucks and licks it a while, then he lays down for Marek to help him off with his jeans too. Marek then wastes no time and begins to suck Mirek's throbbing cock, his own still rock hard. Mirek's hand is on Marek's head pushing it down on his cock for deep sucking until Marek moves up so they can kiss some more. Then Mirek's legs are in the air with Marek rimming his hairy hole. His tongue laps at the hole, getting it nice and wet. They change positions with Mirek turned over and on his knees, so that Marek can slide his dick deep into that wet ass. Mirek's dick is rock hard as his ass is slowly fucked, the hole stretched wide. Marek speeds up the fucking as Mirek wanks himself. Then Marek pulls out and lays on the bed, so that Mirek can sit down on that big dick. He rides it up and down, working his ass all over the dick. Marek then starts to fuck and reaches round to wank on his buddy's cock. Mirek really loves that cock in his hole and squirms all over, taking as much as he can. Another move sees Mirek on his back with a leg in the air, and Marek's dick deep in his ass, fucking him hard. Mirek wanks his cock as he gets fucked real good and soon shoots a big creamy load all over his belly. Marek pulls out and wanks himself, shooting his load over his buddy before leaning down to share a final kiss after a very hot scene.
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Julius Sekac and Honza Forst had a very good wrestling match, which was hard fought and quite close right up until the end. Honza ended up as the victor, so to him went the spoils. As his victory is acknowledged by his hand being rasied in the air by Julius Honza pushes his opponent to his knees, facing a swelling cock. Julius recognizes that in defeat he needs to pleasure Honza, and takes that big cock in his mouth. He sucks on the cock and soon it is rock hard. His mouth does a great job on that cock, sucking it deep and making it throb. Honza decides that he will return the favour, and they change positions so that Julius is standing as Honza begins to suck on his cock. It doesn't take long for that cock to respond to the feel of Honza's hot mouth and is quickly erect as it is sucked. The guys move into a 69 and work on each other's swollen dicks, sucking them real good. With Honza on the floor and Julius over him they work those dicks until Julius wants more. He sits himself down on Honza's big, stiff cock, and starts to ride it. He works his ass up and down on that cock, with his own dick bobbing up and down in its solid state as he does so. He really bounces on that dick, wanking himself as he rides. Then Julius gets over and lays over a punching bag, with his hard cock pushed down between his legs. Honza positions himself behind his partnet and slides his cock back into that eager hole. He pounds that ass nice and hard, with his balls slapping against it as he fucks. He really works that hole good. Julius flips onto his back and Honza fucks him some more. His cock slides in and out of that hole as Julius wanks himself. He works his cock hard and fast as his hole gets fucked nice and deep. Moaning as he speeds up Julius is soon shooting his creamy cum all over himself. Honza is ready too and pulls out of that ass and dumps his load all over his buddy. Then they go off to the shower to help each other clean up.
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Yesterday, the Czech government fell in the middle of a very juicy scandal, involving sex, millions of Euros in cash, gold bars, spying on individuals by military intelligence. It's the first time a scandal has brought down a Czech government so quickly. As one correspondent wrote, 'pity nothing much will change.' While I won't quite predict that whatever government replaces the outgoing on will be worse, I will predict that it won't be any better.
After all the cold weather, rains and drastic flooding, it's hotter than heck today in Prague. No question of Aida and me trudging up the hill. If I hadn't keeled over with a stroke, she certainly would have. Aida really can't tolerate heat. Fortunately, this morning they had to open most of Kampa Park, so we were back to our old stamping grounds. The area nearest of the river is still closed off, probably because of possibly unstable walls. The six cops who are assigned to guard the closed off sections were 'cribbing' (the American cop vernacular for hiding) over in the shady section of a little finger park. Who can possibly blame them? Aida and I sat down next to them for awhile. Goodness! Will the summer never end?
I'll keep you informed about the circus surround the change of government plays out. If they have to call a snap election to replace the government, I predict a coalition made up of Socialists and Communists, thanks to austerity. Thank you very much for this 'gift,' Madam Bundeskanzler.
A wonderful line-up today starts with Mirek Milec and Marek Piska. That is followed by wrestling with Julius Sekac and Honza Forst. Then we have Alex Velky's erotic video and Lubor Vasica's session stills.
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Wabash Defense Dominates Ghenyby Howard W. Hewitt • October 4, 2008 Share:
Wabash's Little Giants rolled up 239 yards rushing Saturday to improve to 4-0 with a win over NCAC foe Allegheny, 48-7. The defense shut down the Meadville, Pa., visitors limiting them to 36 yards rushing.
The Homecoming win positions Wabash well for the next two weeks when they must travel to Washington University and then the annual showdown with Wittenberg in Springfield, Ohio. See Homecoming photo albums here, here, here, here, and here.
The defense showed Saturday that it was more than ready for any challenge. The Gators had only two first-half first downs and 11 for the game to Wabash's 23. Wabash piled up 460 yards on offense to Gheny's 190.
"I thought if you put the films on from the first week, to last week and now to this week it looked like a different (defensive) team out there," Coach Erik Raeburn said. "They looked great again today. We didn't get off to a great start on offense but played so good on defense and had a couple good special team plays and put us in great field position until we could get going on offense."
Dan Ryan Wood and David Mann led the defense with 7 tackles apiece. Wood had a team-high five solo tackles. Josh Gangloff, Darryl Kennon and James Pannell each had five stops. Kennon scored 1.5 sacks and 2.5 tackles for a loss.
"We have a motto, play hard, play fast, and play smart and we did all that today," Woods said. "We really hit these guys and shut them up."
That slow start didn't last long as the defense dominated the line of scrimmage. Wabash's offense had short fields but came away only with a Drew Oehler 29-yard field goal and another from Spencer Whitehead from 25 yards.
But the dam burst in the second quarter. Bobby Kimp, who finished with 86 yards on 19 carries, scored on a six-yard pass play to the corner of the endzone. Then freshman wide receiver Brady Young, subbing for an injured Brock Graham, caught a scoring pass of five yards. Derrick Yoder ran the score to 27-0 at half with a 12-yard run.
"I had to go in under unfortunate circumstances," said Young, who led Indiana in receiving yardage his senior year at Delta. "You never want to see anyone go down. But the coaches had faith in me and I had to go out and run the plays as I know them, and make plays."
Young said the atmosphere was electric, with more than 5,000 fans in the stands for Homecoming. "It's a lot different being out there from high school. From Friday night lights to Saturday afternoons, especially here at Wabash is totally different."
Young finished with three catches for 45 yards and the score. Sophomore Kody LeMond had starred in the first three games of the year and was held quiet in the first half, but not in the third quarter. He ran a stop-and-go route that left his defender grasping and hauled in a 41-yard strike from Matt Hudson. Then midway through the period he made a spectacular leaping catch in the end zone and snatched the ball from the grasp of two defenders, 41-0.
Hudson didn't have the gaudy numbers of previous weeks but a very efficient day nonetheless. He hit on 13 of 21 passes for 221 yards and four scores. His receivers averaged more than 17 yards a catch.
Allegheny (2-2) got on the board late in the game when David Strawser threw 11 yards to Matt Griffith against Wabash's second-team defense.
Usually highlights don't come late in the game but there was another big moment for Wabash.
With five minutes to play, the second team offense was on the field and was joined by last year's leading rusher Evan Sobecki. The tailback had not seen action yet this season due to injury. After a 10-yard run by sophomore Tommy Mambourg, Sobecki ran the ball eight consecutive plays. His final run was a 1-yard score, 48-7. He finished with 50 yards on that one drive.
"He hasn't been able to get out there," Raeburn said. "He's been injured so we thought we'd get him out there for some touches and get him some action since it's been so long. He looked good, really good."
The Little Giants 239 rushing yards paired with last week's 217 at Kenyon marked the first time since 2003 that Wabash rushed for 200 or more yards in consecutive games.
Senior Tony Neymeiyer was beaming after the game thinking about his teammates effort on the line.
"We were really dissatisfied the first game but it's always our goal to come out and control the ball and just stuff it down someone's throat," the center said. "When that didn't happen the first game and we went to the pass too much we kind of took that on ourselves. We realized we weren't holding our blocks and getting down field and hitting people the way we should so we just turned up the heat a little bit these last two weeks."
In photos: Upper right, LeMond helps celebrate Young's first collegiate score. Center left, Mann celebrates his interception. Bottom right, Hudson looks downfield.


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Kate Lombard enters her fifth season as an assistant coach with the MIT women's lacrosse program. A 2007 graduate of Columbia University, she was a two-year captain for the Lions. Playing in the midfield, Lombard was named second team All-Ivy League twice and received a pair of honorable mention All-Ivy accolades. She collected Academic All-Ivy League honors her senior year to go along with back-to-back second team IWLCA All-Region awards.
Upon graduation, Lombard coached the New Jersey-based Tri-State Club Lacrosse Team comprised of girls enrolled in seventh and eighth grade. She taught players aged 10-18 at several Tri-State camps and was an instructor at the Uptown Lacrosse Camp in New York City targeted for high school athletes.
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Piercings can represent a person's personality in many different ways. The placement of the piercing(s), the size, shape, and the jewelry all help define that person's individuality a little more. Some people like to push their bodies to limits they never thought they could reach or handle. Body modifications help them achieve this goal.
Most body modification enthusiasts enjoy stretching or gauging their piercings to larger sizes. This could be for a number of reasons. One reason could be that they want to see how far they can push their bodies to the max limit. Another could have to do with their individuality. The need to stand out in a crowd, personal preferences as far as the way they want to appear, or even sexual desires may also play a role in the decision to stretch or gauge their piercing.
The Most Common Body Piercings:
One of the most common piercings to gauge is the ear lobe. After the ear has been pierced and completely healed it can be stretched to astonishing sizes. There are different ways to gauge the ears. Tapers are very popular. These are spike like body jewelry that come in a number of different sizes, used to gradually stretch the piercing. Another way to gauge is by using weights. Once the gauged piercing has healed, adding weights can help stretch it to greater size. "S" hooks are usually used to add the weights to the piercing.
Weights are not just used to help stretch body piercings to larger sizes. Some men who practice ball stretching also enjoy adding weights to their ball weights for more pleasure or for better results. Some ball weights are specifically designed to accommodate added weights. For instance, a "Parachute Ball Stretcher" is designed so that weights can be added to the chains that are attached to the soft leather "parachute". There are different sizes and shapes of weights that can be added to satisfy the individual's needs.
Adding on weights to a labia piercing is not unheard of either. Women with labia piercings find that adding the weights to be very arousing and visually stimulating. The weights seem to increase the sensitivity for some women, making this to be a very fun activity. For those who are into the BDSM scene you can also use the weights in part of these practices. Being used during a bondage sessions and allowing your partner to add weights to the labia piercing can prove to be very erotic to both parties involved.
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text: It's the KTM 1290 Super Duke R! 125, 200, 390, 690, 990, and on top of the food chain now sits the 1290. The KTM Duke has been sold in many flavours so far, but this is unlike anything the world's ever tasted. This, is the new 1290 Super Duke R, and it is the new leader of the orange pack.As we'd expected, the Super Duke is all brawn, just like the Prototype that was unveiled at EICMA last year. There's a dual-tone trellis frame, minimalistic tank extensions, and a mean-looking bikini-fairing-clad headlight. The wheels are all-black, but the bike's got a single-sided swingarm, so you get a clear view of that rear wheel. The exhaust is chunky, and all in all, it looks the part.Now, to the engine - this is a bored-out version of the RC8's V-twin, so now, it displaces 1,301cc, and produces 177bhp (which is actually a little more than what the RC8 makes) and 144Nm of torque, all of which is channeled to a six-speed gearbox. KTM claims that the Super Duke will cross 200kph in a scant 7.2 seconds. 177bhp, in a bike weighing 189kg dry. Yeeehaww\\!You get switchable riding modes - 'Rain' curtails power, lets the traction control system take charge, 'Street' is for normal, everyday rides, and then you've got 'Sport', which urges the bike to give everything it's got. 'Supermoto' mode lets the tail slide, and if you're really brave, you can even switch off ABS and traction control completely.To rein the Super Duke in are Brembo disc brakes front and back, Combined-ABS, and ride-by-wire tech that ensures a twist of the throttle gives you just the right amount of power in any situation. Upside-down forks at the front are from WP, as is the rear monoshock.It should make its public debut at EICMA this November, but what we know for now is that it's not headed to India anytime soon. But one can always be hopeful, right? Amaan Ahmed 02 October 2013 It's the KTM 1290 Super Duke R!


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Yours truly has completed the trifecta by lending a technical eye to Gary Mazo and Martin Trautschold's latest guide for new users -- iPod touch Made Simple.
The iPod touch is much more than just music. You have all of the features of a PDA—including email, calendar, Google Maps, the App Store, and even video phone capabilities (with FaceTime) —as well as the ability to watch movies and play your favorite games, all packed into Apple's sleek design. With iPod touch Made Simple, by Martin Trautscholdand Gary Mazo, you'll learn how to take advantage of all these features and more on your iPod touch running the new iOS 4 software.
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Beginner Jeep Steering OverhaulPosted in How To: Suspension Brakes on July 1, 2011
From hill-to-dale or mud-to-boulder, our lifted Jeeps see more stress than the factory ever intended. We twist driveshafts, bend differential covers, mangle sheetmetal, and inflict damage on things that we often don't even see. One of those things we don't see or think about until it's too late is the power steering system. It isn't until we hear that whine coming from under the hood or can't steer in some rock garden that we worry about it.
Once it goes bad, many Jeepers overcompensate with upgrades. The truth is that if you are running 35-inch tires you don't need a hydraulic assist ram, and for most guys running 37-inch tires a ram isn't needed. Yet we keep running across Jeeps with dual-ended rams and the thing doesn't have one rock scar on it.
Once you hear that moaning from under the hood, you need to inspect your fluid for metal particles. There is no filter in the system, and driving the Jeep with either the box or the pump in bad shape will kill the other component in no time. On older, V-belt-equipped Jeeps you can just pull the power steering belt. That's a little harder on a serpentine-equipped Jeep, so replacing the pump and box at the same time is often a good idea.
There are many variables when it comes to selecting a power steering system for a modified Jeep. When the time came to replace the power steering on our '91 Comanche we contacted the experts at PSC Motorsports for a high-quality replacement pump and box. The company offers many replacement options, so when you call be up-front about what you are putting your Jeep through. The company might suggest a stock-sized box for one guy but a bigger box for another guy, even if they have identical Jeeps. The company suggests its regular replacement box for up to 35-inch tires with light use, the bigger-bore replacement box for 35-inch-and-larger tires with heavy use, and hydraulic ram-assist for 37-inch tires or bigger with heavy use.
So, we ordered the large-piston steering box and direct-replacement pump for our MJ. As we were working our way to one-finger, leak-free steering, we shot some pictures of tips and tricks we've learned over the years so that you can do your next power steering system swap like a pro.
Bleed It Out
Properly bleeding the system is very important. The air pockets that are in the system when you first fire up the vehicle can kill the pump. It is a time consuming process, but worth it. Step 2 sometimes only has to be done 10 times, but we've had to do it 40 or more times too. Patience is key.
Step 1 - Put the front end up on jack stands with the tires off the ground.
Step 2 - With the engine off, spin the steering wheel from lock-to-lock (the full 3¼ turns) about three times. Five times is okay too, but ten times back and forth is a little excessive.
Step 3 - Using a flashlight, look into the reservoir for air bubbles. If there are no air bubbles increase the number of lock-to-lock turns.
Step 4 - Once the air bubbles disperse, repeat. At the beginning of the process it usually takes around 10 minutes for the bubbles to go away.
Step 5 - When no more bubbles surface but with the front tires still off the ground, fire the Jeep up and look for bubbles.
Step 6 - If there are no bubbles, and with the Jeep running, turn lock-to-lock three times.
Step 7a - If there are bubbles, shut the Jeep off and wait for them to disperse. Go back to Step 2.
Step 7b - If there are no bubbles, put the Jeep on the ground and spin the wheel lock-to-lock a few times while listening for any noises and look for bubbles. If you still have a lot of bubbles or hear noises, start again, you probably didn't repeat the wait-for-bubbles steps enough times. If there are only a few bubbles, it steers easily, and you hear no bad noises, enjoy your new steering system.


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The enteprise SOA platform consists of anything and everything that exposes or consumes a service, and the governance infrastructure that supports these things. An SOA platform can include B2B applications, purchased applications like SAP and Oracle apps, homegrown applications such as those written in C# or Java, integration systems like EAI, EII and ESB, business service systems like BI, BAM, and BPA, user interaction service systems like portals and AJAX applications, and last but not least, Mainframe and other legacy platforms. Most enterprises will have several different vendor solutions delivering capabilities in each of these areas.
The key takeway from this diagram is that all of the platform components share a common set of cross-cutting concerns for governance, security, management and mediation, and that the technology that addresses these concerns must leverage existing enterprise infrastructure.
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Sept. 11, 2006
The Bisons cross country team finished sixth over the weekend at the Powerade Opener at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga.
Ryan Chastain was the only top 20 finisher for the Bisons. He covered the 5-K course in a time of 16:15.
"With captain Clint Carter sidelined with injuries our overall team scores have been compromised," said Lipscomb coach Karen Robichaud. "However, freshmen Ryan Chastain and Paul Irvin demonstrated much talent and a strong work ethic that will assist the Bisons in higher A-Sun rankings. As our freshmen adapt to 8-K racing strategies our team will be much improved."
The other Bisons finishers were Jordan Wilson in 30th (16:42), Paul Irvin in 33rd (17:02), David Wolfe in the 38th spot (17:22). Jacob Nelson at 40ths (17:29) and Andrew Shankles in 41st place (17:49).
Alabama won the men's event followed by Tennessee, UT-Chattanooga , Samford and Auburn. Middle Tennessee State finished in seventh.


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What do you do when you really don't want to leave the headunit's faceplate in your vehicle? Take it with you. Detachable Face Security lets you remove the faceplate from the headunit, leaving a black, boring space in your dash. Which is exactly what you want; thieves will look elsewhere for something to steal. When you enter your car again, pop the face back in and go.
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Pioneer's legendary Supertuner IIID combines the best of digital and analog tuner technologies to bring you exceptional FM and AM performance. It significantly reduces distortion while improving stereo separation and sensitivity. The signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio is also drastically improved. If you live in an area where reception is weak, you'll hear a big improvement in signal strength. And when you're near tall buildings, Supertuner IIID reduces the effect of multi-path noise, which occurs when the signal is reflecting off of the buildings.
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