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Wow ur not kidding
Very sexy girl..
Who actually leaves comments on a porno? Lol...
Well you just commented.
But you just did.
cool die Szene, wo die Alte ihm an den Schwanz greift
haha ja :'D :'D
kick ass!
What a great fucking video is this
the bus driver dont like say anything i would join in if i was there cuz im horney
Is it just me or does that guy look like Rob Dyrdek?
that asian guy is like wtf his fick is bigger then my legs !!!!
It's funny because no one seems shocked about it. Instead everybody wants to watch them doing it.
all these people are fooling public, this is not a public bus, it is a private bus hired by the producer of this porn movie and all these passengers shown are the team of this movie.
She is known as Valentina Blue for people interested in more of her.
ja klar, der ganze Bus ist mit Pornodarstellern besetzt, SUPER!!!
I love some of your dumbass comments.... you were on the bus, ofcourse you were....lol
this is real? not fake? wtf I can't believe... i wonder what could happen if a policeman... :D
should be compulsory training for all women; to fuck where and when they want it; to enjoy it and encourage others to join in and enjoy also; wish I could train my wife that well; would make a bus trip more interesting and fun
this doesn't make me horny. it makes me laugh. so dead ass funny!!!!!
I love this man
the bus driver only kicked them off cuz he was jealous..
I'm guessing this is amesterdam?
It's hungary
i love the mom with purple hair ! :D
If people didn't think that sex was such a bad thing then more of that would be going on in the States... I would soooo do that if I knew no one around me!!!!
That is too great, I loved the tourist couple making their own video and taking picture of the whole thing. That would totally be me and my girl.
it s so fake...
look at the asian guys face!
yeah nice fucking my dick is waiting...
That was awesome. I wish We could do more of that here in the USA where we are suppose to be free to do just things like that!!!
I want that cock in my ass even do I'm jus an eleven year old girl
LOL its funny lol the Asian guy is probably thinking..."I wish I had a big dick like that!"
That girl is pretty, whats her name?
Nope its wasnt in a real bus. Because u can film from out side first , u can see people outside there s nobody
These folks have some real fortitude to have sex in such public places.
Did they thank the bus driver?
Did he seriously tell a red headed lady to towch the girl
Boy:I need her... Girl: Uh uh UHH.. I love you. Me: DAFUQ
Tangina nyu
- what was your fav part ? - on a bus LMAO
free show for everyone
Wanna try this with a super hot stranger. Shit.
Was this real... like as yall panned this
em homenagem ao menino que me comeu com os olhos no onibus hj
She was hot I wish I could.make out with her and finger her...ooo my guilty pleasures:)
I am a bus driver and this has never happened on my bus
so much sexy i like to ve soch funn
that's what they mean where is the fucking BUS
bus sex is the best and im on xbox
Yeahhh..this is so awesome....feeling horny already
Ohhh yeah
is this hank moody?
I think the driver is paid for this, the bus never stop WTF :)
i love this
Mee I want to fuck someone right now
That would be fun being in that bus ^^
The guy with the white shirt looks like Mesut Özil
i want girl that i fuck in my room
sa c une femme comme on les aime bien cohonne
This girl was fine with a beautiful ass. Usually the find skanks to do this, but this girl was fuckable hot!
Real or not (I believed it) the guy done well keeping a boner with so many people watching. Found it very amusing.
ha, everyday bus people wouldnt carry around a big camera like that one guy
it was nice to watch but i felt bored bcoz she was not moaning. i want to fuck her right now.
i would join fuck so horny now
this is nessssssssssss
Lol, only ppl in the US would think this is a big deal.
hahahha this is german football player back
i was there
WHO is translating her?????
lol. they got kicked. Wanted to see a cumshot
how funny is the asian guy in the background
i love these public fuck vids. i get horny. i like it when the other people join in, when guys start jerking off watching them fuck. i'd totally be that chick, in my fantasy.
public transport should always be like this, we neede more of this.
I'll never look at mass transit the same way again. fun to watch though.
I'd fuck the shit out of the guy in the corner at 02:27.
ich hole mir einen runter
hahahah so funny
old lady touch his cock lol
This is some crazy shit right here! Awesome!!!
its an electric bus (aka. troli) running in Budapest
xD, i would like to live in that counrty if everyones smiling while youre fucking in public.
Kenzie where you from girl I'll give you something better than your hand to stuff in your pussy. If I saw something like that I would be asking that guy for a turn who any girl who wanted some good dick
i wish i was in that bus i would join them :D
Governments should do this more often
Kenzie, Don't bother. Lets just ride the same bus and then I can stuff my cock inside you. Hoping he was going to shove it in her ass and make her scream.
The Ikarus bus, it was used only in Hungary, because there are also manufactured. I know because I'm Hungarian, but I do not speak English.
thats so reizend i have me fingert
take that society!
that girl i must say is quite pretty and adorable,just gorgeous.her face isnt bad either haha;)
did anyone else spot the "no maam"shrt?excellent,al would be proud,four touchdowns in a single game and now his organization is represented in h hot porn vid
Great video, is fun XD
Thats very hot.
i wish i was da red headed women
la fille a un joli cul bien lisse et le garçon est bien membré. si j'avais une pareille bite, je crois que je ferais le même métier que lui; avec un masque peut-être !
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LeAnn Rimes & Eddie Cibrian: Beach Family Fun!
LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian look like one big happy family, holding hands his two sons — Mason, 6, and Jake, 3 — while strolling along the beach on Saturday (July 17) in Malibu, Calif.
"Skipped rocks on the beach this morning [with Eddie]," LeAnn tweeted. "Now off to do a show. Hope to see some of you on Phoenix tonight!!!"
She continued, "Watching a beautiful moment between a dad & his maybe 8 month old little girl. He's walking her slowly into the ocean & she's loving it!"
10+ pictures inside of LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian's beach family fun…

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The guys behind popular Chinese app Love Wallpaper HD has dug out traces of several interesting devices out of their server log. Among the traces left by various handsets, the following oddities were caught:
- Huawei H889L
- Samsung SCH-I930
- Nokia RM-860_nam_usa_100
- Nokia RM-877_nam_att_205
As to what exactly these devices are, we can only make wild guesses. Huawei isn't working on a lot of Windows Phone devices, so that one should be fairly easy. Most likely H889L will be the rumored Ascend W2. As to Samsung, we know the Ativ S is codenamed GT-I8705, and Aive Odyssey SGH-T900M. Therefore SCH-I930 should be a whole new device, instead of some new variation of existing ones.
Nokia RM-877_nam_att_205 is obviously a new phone for AT&T. Alan Mendelevich from AdDuplex has already mentioned this one on Twitter. Nokia RM-860_nam_usa_100 is a harder guess. Something new for the US market for sure. CDMA flavor of existing devices? Can't be sure.
There really is nothing solid in these codenames and as always if we hear anything definitive, we'll pass it on. It is nice to know OEMs are busy working on new Windows Phone devices in this period of relative quiet.
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January 17, 2003,Human Behaviour Not Numbers: Major Threat to Species on the IUCN Red List, IUCN welcomes the discussion generated by scientists in the United States but says the changes to the Categories and Criteria for the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species would be unwarranted.
In a paper published in Biological Conservation, vol 109, p.137, Alexander Harcourt and Sean Parks of the University of California advocate modifying the Red List Criteria to include local human population density and have reassessed 200 primate species from the 1996 IUCN Red List to illustrate their point. But such modification could be misleading, argues IUCN. " The Harcourt & Parks research suggests that the Gorilla should be considered a Low Risk species based on its occurrence in an area with a relatively low human population," says Caroline Pollock of the IUCN Red List Programme based in Cambridge, UK. "The human population may not be particularly large, but the effects of human activities on the Gorilla's habitat combined with poaching pressures on the species itself, are enough to push the species into the Endangered Category," she said.


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Singer At New Media Conference Turns Off Audience Member Cameras
from the new-media,-huh? dept
At a new media trade show full of podcasters and bloggers, one thing you should expect is that they'll have cameras, and they'll be taking photos and video. That's what they do. But, apparently this upset Cheese greatly, and he started walking around, grabbing people's cameras and turning them off. He later spit on someone who continued to film his concert, and yelled at the guy to turn his camera off. Considering that this guy's entire act is based on building on the works of others, and he understands the promotional benefits of having his music in podcasts, it does seem rather odd that he would be so upset about some folks videotaping him that he would then take their cameras, turn them off and even spit on people. Compare this to the other musician (who actually does write his own music) we mentioned recently who was taking fan made videos of his performances and stitching them together into a virtual concert.


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NBC, BBC, Travel Channel: Not Guilty Of Racketeering For Asking People About Ideas For TV Shows
from the ownership-culture dept
Of course, you can't copyright ideas and Cardillo had never actually registered the copyright on the proposal itself anyway, so there was no copyright claim. And, now the court has also tossed out the ridiculous racketeering charge. The idea that setting up a website to solicit show ideas is akin racketeering seems to be a bigger stretch than even some of the most ridiculous lawsuits we see on a daily basis.
Similarly, on the racketeering issue, the court spends a lot of time focusing on how there's no pattern of racketeering from a single incident, but it's not clear that there was even a single incident that is in any way illegal. The idea of doing a reality show of people traveling in RVs around the country is hardly unique, and the actual show is quite different than what Cardillo proposed anyway (his involved just his family driving from the US to South America -- the real show involves a bunch of families around the country involved in a contest).
Still, in the end, it's surprising that in a TV industry made up of folks who keep insisting that ideas can be "owned," that anyone would ever bother to put up a website asking for show ideas, and not expect to get sued.


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2008: The year in news
As we wave goodbye to another year, "The Arenac County Independent" is taking a look back at some notable news stories that occurred throughout they year. Browse the following lists and pictures and see if you can remember when the news broke.
Casino opening rings in the New Year
The year 2008 got off to a spinning, ringing and cha-chinging start as the Saginaw-Chippewa Indian Tribe opened its doors to the public on Jan. 1 after allowing invites and their guests to actually start playing the slots on Dec. 31 at 6 p.m.
The opening of Standish Township's largest attraction, the 32,0000 square foot Saganing Eagle's Landing Casino, was definitely an event several local people and out-of-towners were anticipating, as the days following its opening often saw folks waiting in line to get their chance to play.
Charges against former Standish doctor multiply
Dr. William Clay Sokoll, a Royal Oak doctor who once practiced in Standish, was arraigned in December 2007 on charges of two additional counts of controlled substance — inducing person to violate felony, a four-year and/or $2,000 penalty and two additional counts of controlled substance — obtaining by fraud, a four-year and/or $30,000 penalty, on top of other similar charges.
A seven-month investigation by the Arenac County Sheriff's Office alleged that Sokoll prescribed narcotics to patients who filled the prescriptions and then gave the drugs to Sokoll in exchange for money.
Before the brush with the law, Sokoll had practiced medicine at 529 East Cedar Street in Standish. He eventually plead guilty to a plea deal laid out by prosecution in April of this year.
Omer bids farewell to mayor, historian
The month of January also saw the passing of Floyd W. Holland II, who passed away Jan. 8 at St. Mary's of Michigan Standish Hospital.
While many people in Arenac County knew Holland as the mayor of Michigan's smallest city, many less knew about his background and accomplished life — one that included 21 years of teaching in Panama.
But when Holland moved to Arenac County in 1990, after calling it a career in Panama, he was better known for not letting history slide through the cracks and disappear.
"When he retired he was very active in the (Arenac County) Historical Society," said Arenac County Clerk Ricky Rockwell. "Floyd loved history and loved the politics of local government."
After the 73 year old Holland's death, Alice Sproule took over as Omer's mayor and continues to serve in that position.
Former paramedic found guilty of CSC
After four days of testimony and four hours of deliberation, a six-man and six-woman jury in Arenac County's 23rd Circuit Court convicted a former Mobile Medical Response paramedic of third-degree criminal sexual conduct.
David Paul Spresny, 42, of Standish, was convicted on the 15-year felony at 10:40 p.m., Thursday, Jan. 31, but escaped conviction on three other charges of criminal sexual conduct involving penetration and/or touching.
The case involving Spresny was definitely one being watched by the whole county, as the courtroom was packed everyday the trial was in session.
Spresny was sentenced in March.
Board votes to raise building permit fees
The word wasn't "official" yet in February, but the slowdown in construction, as evident by the Arenac County Building Department's low revenue, forced the Board of Commissioners, in conjunction with the Building Department, to raise the cost of plumbing, electrical and mechanical permits from $30 to $90.
An administration fee of $50 also replaced an application fee of $30.
The raise in fees wasn't the only step taken in 2008 to help maintain the building department, it would be switched to a part-time office later in the year.
Board considers banning phosphorous lawn fertilizers
February also saw the early consideration of banning lawn fertilizers containing phosphorous, which is shown to lead to invasive species and algae when it runs off into a body of water – in this case the Saginaw Bay.
The ban, which was heavily pushed by Commissioner Jane Danjin, who called it a mild resolution, never came to fruition, after a public hearing saw several residents, including members of the Arenac County Conservation District and Arenac County Farm Bureau, speak out against the ordinance. They cited reasons such as the difficulty in policing the ordinance and Arenac County not being the responsible party for the polluted condition of the Bay.
Commissioners eventually voted against the ban 3-2.
Fire destroys 250-year-old home in Omer
Before the month of February came to close, a fire on the 27th engulfed a home adjacent to the Omer City Hall.
The fire caused a detour off of US-23, around Omer's south side, and may have destroyed the home, but its owner, Virginia Slater, didn't let her spirit go down in flames with the house that she said was 250 years old.
"I am going to have a new house on that property," Slater told the Independent.
No one was injured in the fire, which was fought by the Omer-Arenac Fire Department, Standish Area fire Authority, Twining-Mason-Turner Fire Department and the AuGres-Sims-Whitney Fire Department.
Conservation District selects Farm of the Year
At this year's meeting of the Arenac County Conservation District on Feb. 20, Kenneth Stawowy, of Sterling, received a high honor from the District – "Conservation Farmer of the Year."
The award is given annually to a farmer, who exemplifies outstanding conservation efforts; youth leadership; and community service.
Stawowy mentioned some of his conservation efforts.
"We have planted 1,000's of trees for reforestation and wildlife cover, have planted and maintained field strips. … (We) Practice reduced tillage and no-till when practical," Kenneth said.
Kenneth, who owns 165 acres of land and rents another 160 acres, said he and his wife, Lynda, purchased the farm from Alex and Eleanor Stawowy in the 1970's. Alex and Eleanor purchased it from Jakob and Catherine Stawowy in the 50's, who purchased the farm in 1921 when it was only 30 acres.
Car parks inside (pic)
After going off US-23, this car narrowly avoided colliding with several cars in the Standish BP Gas Station Parking lot and slammed into the party store.
Shreddin' into spring (pic)
Little schools hold strong in science competition
Science Olympiad teams from AuGres-Sims and Arenac Eastern Middle Schools represented the smallest of 15 schools at regional competition hosted by Delta Community College on Saturday, March 15, but turned in some of the biggest results.
Despite competing against the usual collection of Class A and B schools, AuGres-Sims won its third consecutive regional title to earn a trip to the state finals at Michigan State University in late April. Arenac Eastern, in just its second year of Science Olympiad competition, finished fourth in what was a very tight battle for the second-place spot that would have earned AE its first state finals trip.
The Wolverines took the regional title by posting 82 points (low score winning), while annual nemesis Cramer (of Essexville) took second with 104. Northeast (Midland) scored 105, Eastern followed with 107 and Handy (Bay City) was fifth with 134. Only one of the other schools in the competition, Carsonville Port Sanilac, was of Class D size.
Omer roars back with Sucker Derby
On April 5, Omer's streets and riverbanks were crowded as the inaugural Omer Sucker Derby was held in an attempt to return the small city to its glory days of when it used to host the Omer Sucker Festival.
Children and adults enjoyed a day of fishing and visiting vendors during the one-day event, which featured a competition coordinated by CoolWater Angler.
In 2009, the Sucker Derby is scheduled to return on April 4.
Busy bridge shut down
In Deep River Township a long-term detour was established as the Melita Road Bridge was shut down on April 21.
A bridge replacement was underway, as SL & H, of Corunna, received the work from the Arenac County Road Commission to replace the bridge, which was deemed 50 percent deteriorated, qualifying it to receive critical bridge funding from the Michigan Department of Transportation.
Locals were upset when the bridge closing forced them to take a long detour and grew even more upset when the project wrapped up at the end of September, approximately six weeks behind its scheduled completion date of Aug. 1.
Fishermen rescued by locals in AuGres
When Rich Moore and his friend Stan Mcload came up north and launched their fishing boat off of the Pine River boat launch, the mission was clear — catch fish, have fun, go home.
But Mother Nature and her high winds on Sunday, April 27 must have had something else in mind.
At approximately 10:15 a.m., about two miles off the dock, things started going wrong for Rich, of Otter Lake, and Mcload, of Otisville.
The waves overtook the small fishing boat, sinking it in the shallow waters where it was at, but Rich was lucky enough to save his electronic global positioning system and cell phone from the waters of Saginaw Bay.
He quickly phoned 911 and was put into contact with the U.S. Coast Guard post in Bay City.
And then the waiting game had to be played. Rich said that he and Mcload waited in the sunken boat in 52º F water for about one and a half hour before they were rescued.
"There were two young guys that came and rescued us on the Bay," Rich said. "They heard it over their scanner.
"They did us good."
The two young men were Nick Moore and Justin Champagne. Nick, a member of the AuGres-Sims-Whitney Fire Department said that he found out about the situation after his father contacted him.
"My dad's on the fire department and he called to see if it was us in trouble," Nick said, adding that he was then paged and told about the sinking boat's location. "We started that way."
"I didn't really know how bad it was till we got there," Champagne said.
Champagne and Nick, careful to not damage their boat in the shallow area, loaded up Rich and Mcload and transported them to the Point AuGres launch.
Not only people out on the Bay were taking action, though. As soon as the boat arrived at the dock, volunteers from the AuGres-Sims-Whitney Fire Department were waiting.
(pic) Leap of faith — Father James Falsey of St. Mark's Catholic Church takes a leap of faith May 4, parachuting into an assembled crowd during the AuGres Christian Charities CROP Walk, a walk aimed to raise awareness and funds to help combat hunger. Funds raised during the event benefit the AuGres Christian Charities food panty and world hunger projects under the auspices of the Church World Services CROP.
Survivor visits Arenac Eastern, SSC
Michael Skupin, a contestant on "Survivor: Australian Outback," now a motivational speaker, paid a visit to Arenac Eastern and Standish-Sterling on May 2.
Skupin, who was a favorite on the show before a freak incident left him burnt and sent him home, talked to students of several different grade and age levels about choices.
Fire rolls along tracks
In Sterling, grass along the railroad tracks on the West side of the Village was noticeably black throughout the month of May as a fire that occurred during the end of April, due to sparks from a train traveling along the tracks, stretched from the Northern Village Limits all the way to Moffatt Township's Oasis Lake.
Sterling Fire Chief Kevin Kroczaleski estimated the fire stretched roughly five miles, leaving a trail of burnt grass all of May.
Church rolls to new location (pix)
This year, the over-100-year-old Maple Ridge Presbyterian Church was on the brink of being torn down, when it was saved an moved to a new location on the corner of Maple Ridge and Dobler roads in Clayton Township. It now sits next to the historical Berry School, which sits on the same corner. A new steeple was added to the church in July.
Tribe holds two-percent sharing gala
The Saginaw-Chippewa Indian Tribe dished out over $378,543 to local units of government, schools and emergency response units in its first round of two-percent class-three gaming revenue sharing promise with Arenac and Northern Bay counties.
On May 22, several representatives from parties receiving funds gathered at the Saganing Tribal Center to collect checks fro various amounts from the Tribe, who shared profits from the Saganing Eagle's Landing Casino.
The big winners in this round of sharing were the four schools near the casino, which received a combined $132,490.
City Manager, Treasurer exposed
A Standish City Council meeting on May 19 held some surprises for the public in attendance, as the last agenda item turned into a verbal sparring match between former City Manager Tori Kelly and City Council.
City Council had alleged that Kelly and City Treasurer Melissa McAllister had misappropriated city funds and done other things inside City Hall that would reflect negatively on the city and its employees.
Two days after the Council meeting, on May 21, Kelly and McAllister were suspended with pay. Both were eventually fired on Oct. 8 after an investigation brought several deeds of misconduct and to light and further exposed instances of misappropriating funds.
Yenior accepted into Naval Academy (pic)
U.S. Naval Academy Blue and Gold Officer Mike Meier recognizes David Yenior (left) with an appointment to the Naval Academy at the Standish-Sterling Central High School senior banquet on May 29.
Storms strike early and often
Mother Nature was relentless from June 7-9, leaving many trees uprooted and snapped and homes powerless in Arenac County.
In a series of updated releases from Consumer's Energy that started at 10 p.m. on June 7, Consumer's Energy alerted emergency warning services of the treacherous winds, pouring rain and dangerous lightning.
The 10 p.m. release said that there were approximately 130 homes in the Standish area without power, but a 7 a.m. news release on Sunday, June 8, showed the highest number of local homes without power when it stated that 600 homes in the Standish area were without electricity.
By 4 a.m. on Monday, June 9, the release showed some good news when it reported 200 customers without power.
But at 11 a.m. on Monday, the Consumer's news release said the number had increased to 450 homes.
Adams Township unveils hall monument
An Adams Brand Leaning Road Grader Model 31 is said to be the oldest piece of road construction equipment in Adams Township. According to Hubert Fisk, Adams Township Supervisor, the grader is going to take a rest from its many years of tough work, to become part of a monument.
"I call it (the monument) a display of history," said Hubert Fisk, adding, "Young folks don't know this is how the roads began."
The monument will consist of the century old grader, and six fiberglass horses, which were transported from Fiber Stock, Inc. of Buffalo, Minn. to Adams Township by Hubert. The pavilion that shelters the monument was constructed nearly two years ago.
The total cost of the monument was about $8,000. According to Hubert, the funds for the monument were generated in the past when 80 acres of red pines were forested and sold for $60,000 in the 1940's.The Adams Township Board used part of the $60,000 to fund the construction of the monument.
Powwow comes to Standish Township (pic)
On June 28, the Saginaw-Chippewa Indian Tribe celebrated its annual Powwow in Standish Township on the Saganing reservation.
Circuit Court Judge race gets heated
July welcomed not only hot temperatures, but hot candidates for the 23rd Circuit Court Judge race, as incumbents Judge Ronald Bergeron and Judge William Myles began a seesaw match with challenger Christopher Martin, a Tawas attorney, over whom belonged on the ballot this November.
Martin ended up having to run as a write-in, and was unsuccessful, but who could convey the candidates' feelings better than themselves? The following quotes were taken from Bergeron and Martin for an "Arenac County Independent" article in July.
"Mr. Martin filed a lawsuit and ended up with this injunctive order to put him on the ballot. … It's Judge Myles and my position that he can't," Bergeron said. "We'll have to see who the appellate courts (Supreme Court) agree with. … Judge Myles and I believe the election law has to be applied.
"If this order holds, the Michigan election law will be in mass chaos because it'll be a horrible precedent to set. … I don't think we want to go there."
"That (lack of signatures) doesn't give them an interest in this case. … This was between me and the Secretary of State. No court told them that they had standing in this case," Martin said. "The only real fact that that the two judges put forth as to not wanting me on the ballot is so that they don't have to go out and campaign.
"It would be too burdensome for them. That's what they're saying their interest is," Martin added.
"I would not want to be stuck to the coattails of either one of those guys. … When you have the two highest words as to what is right in four counties hiding and manipulating, there is something wrong," Martin also said.
Festivals, good times abound
Even though things were getting nasty on the campaign trail, Arenac County had its fair share of fun in the month of July. There was the Arenac County Fair, which allowed several kids to sell livestock and animals; and the AuGres Cruisers Car Club Cruise and Car Show, which attracted hundreds and hundreds of people as it packed the City of AuGres.
MediLodge CNA gets prestigious award
On Monday, July 21, Sheila Hunt, MediLodge Certified Nurse's Assistant, was announced CNA of the year by the Health Care Association of Michigan.
"She (Hunt) is so humble," said MediLodge Administrator Dean Rumsey. "She carries herself with grace." Rumsey says Hunt cares for her residents so much she can be seen at MediLodge almost everyday.
"Shelia has not called in sick in the last year," Rumsey said. "Shelia comes in on her days off."
Rumsey attributes her love for the residents and her dedication to them as honorable qualities that contributed to her achievement.
A ceremony honoring Hunt was held at MediLodge in August.
Pirate Festival commandeers AuGres (pics)
Aug. 2 saw the peaceful little city of AuGres infiltrated by rum-drinking sword-fighting pirates during the AuGres Pirate Festival, an annual event hosted every summer by the non-profit group the Riff-Raff Crew.
Relay for Life
The same weekend as the Pirate Festival, on the Western end of the county, Relay for Lifers battled for a cure for cancer as they constantly circled the Arenac County Fairgrounds to work with the American Cancer Society in order to raise funds to fight for a cure.
Let's get ready to vote
Even though August started out with feel-good events like Relay for Life and the Pirate Festival, the election still made its way to the forefront, as Aug. 5 saw local voters heading to the polls to cast their votes in the county primary.
Some of the memorable results of the August primary were former Sheriff, and now Sheriff-elect James Mosciski garnering more votes than his opponent on the Republican side Robert Fitzgerald, a former UnderSheriff of Sheriff Ronald Bouldin and Mosciski; and Democratic challenger Gary Foco beating Bouldin in the primary, ensuring a new sheriff in the year 2009.
Also, County Commissioner Jan Stressman was defeated in the primary by fellow Democrat Mike Snyder, making Snyder one of two new commissioners for next year.
Tragedy strikes as August nears its end
Many of the good times in August were negated, especially in the AuGres area, when AuGres-Sims senior Ashley Irwin was killed in a fata car crash on US-23.
"Everything in her world was just turning perfect and this happened," said Ashley's aunt Shirley Wegener, of Kawkawlin. "The coach just made her captain of the volleyball team. … She took some awards in the (Ogemaw County) fair."
Cindy Irwin, Ashley's mother, a Mary Kay sales distributor, Ashley shared an enormous interest in Cindy's work.
"She was my little Mary Kay girl," Cindy said, adding she would often bring home boxes of products which Ashley loved rummaging through. "Next thing I knew I'd have an empty box. … She loved hanging out with me and doing Mary Kay."
Cindy added Ashley was waiting anxiously to turn 18 so she too could sell Mary Kay and she also planned on attending Michigan State University to become a veterinarian.
And while Ashley's family, including her father, Daryl Irwin; siblings, Emily, Chelsea and James; grandparents, Herman and Mable Meyer; and uncle, Bob Wegener (Shirley's husband) mourn the loss of a sister, daughter, granddaughter and niece, AuGres-Sims High School (AGS) students are also dealing with the shock of returning to school with one less classmate.
"It's a horrible, horrible thing that happened," said AGS Superintendent Gary Marchel. "It's been tough in particular for the seniors and the high schoolers on the volleyball team."
The Aug. 28 accident, which occurred on US-23 at approximately 11 a.m. also involved two other drivers and vehicles. According to a press release from the Arenac County Sheriff's Department, a semi truck in the northbound lane, the same lane Ashley was driving in, driven by John Steyma (age and location unavailable) was also involved. Sheriff Ronald Bouldin says to avoid hitting the semi truck, Ashley veered across the centerline and collided with a van driven by Jeheova Calleja, of Turner.
DNR bans baiting and feeding
Probably one of the most controversial moves made all year was by the Michigan Department of Natural Resources (DNR).
On Aug. 26 the DNR imposed a Lower Peninsula ban on feeding or baiting deer due to the discovery of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in a captive deer in Kent County.
And in Arenac County, a county with several deer feed vendors, a county where nearly all gas stations sell bags of carrots and sugar beets during the autumn months, the ban isn't being viewed positively.
"It's going to hurt us bad," said Mark Foster , owner of Dean's Bait and Hunting Supplies of Alger. "In our fall business, I'd say it's (feed sales) 35 to 40 percent. … I've been in business for 20 years on my own and this is the worst year with this economy and then this comes along."
State Rep. Tim Moore (R-Farwell) also voiced displeasure with the ban, saying he met with a feed vendor who spent $50,000 to stock up on feed for hunting season.
"For the DNR to come out a month before he can actually start selling it and say 'you can't do this,' he's going to be out $50,000," Moore said. "I just feel bad for these people."
But not only feed vendors will feel the sting, according to Foster. He says the sugar beet farmer he purchases beets from will also feel the pain of the ban, since the farmer is contracted to sell only a certain amount of sugar beets to the Michigan Sugar Beet Company per year.
Middle School gets fishy
In September, it started to be reported that Standish-Sterling Middle School classrooms would be welcoming some new friends – salmon eggs.
Tanks, chillers, pumps and filters were installed in two classrooms, and later eggs were brought in so the students could monitor the growth and development of the fish, which the classes are planning to release into the Rifle River.
Board makes motion to fire Emergency Management Coordinator
In late 2007, Ed Rohn, Arenac County's Emergency Management Coordinator, was recognized at a state conference as the Local Coordinator of the Year in a community with less than 60,000 people.
Less than a year later, Rohn could be looking at losing his position altogether after a motion made on Sept. 23 by Arenac County Commissioner Jan Stressman attempted to remove Rohn and replace him with current Arenac County Sheriff Ronald Bouldin.
Stressman's motion was seconded, but later tabled.
In October, Rohn appeared before the board, and with several supporters behind him, the Commissioners turned down the motion to fire him.
Consolidation talks begin
The current AuGres-Sims School District (AGS) K-12 building has been welcoming AuGres area students since 1948. Arenac-Eastern School District's (AE) K-12 building was built somewhere around 1946 – a combined 122 years of history.
But after an Oct. 13 AGS Board of Education meeting, the prospect of the two districts consolidating is growing.
AGS Superintendent Ga-ry Marchel says since he plans on retiring on June 30, 2009, the board was originally planning on contacting AE regarding a dual superintendency.
But a comment from a citizen in attendance lead to a discussion about the possibility of a closer partnership.
According to Marchel, said citizen asked "Why don't we just consolidate the districts?" From there, he says the board had a serious discussion regarding the issue.
Next, Marchel says he contacted AE Superintendent Rocky Aldrich about the possibility of combining the districts. Aldrich passed the word along to the AE Board of Education.
"I contacted my board last week and let them know AuGres was interested in meeting with our board and doing this," Aldrich said, adding the talks of consolidation are really nothing new. "These talks have been going on [since] before I got here four years ago."
However, four years ago, the districts weren't as financially strapped as now. Also, AGS wasn't short of a Spanish teacher, principal and art teacher. AE is also missing an administrator that took a position at a different district this year.
Arenac County, meet Tyler Adams
On what was supposed to be a normal boating trip this past August, 13-year-old Sterling native Tyler Adams' life would change forever.
While tubing with his father, Scott Adams, on Sage Lake in West Branch, the knot connecting the tube to the boat started to loosen. Trying to fix the knot, the rope tightened around Tyler's left leg, picking him up and tossing him some 15 feet in the air. Immediately, Scott stopped the boat and rushed to Tyler's side.
"He said 'Dad, I think my leg's broke,'" Scott said. "I looked at his leg and it didn't look good."
Not being able to receive a signal on his cell phone, Scott says he proceeded to rush Tyler to the West Branch Regional Medical Center where he was then airlifted to a Detroit children's hospital. Doctors worked on Tyler's leg for two days and tried to get the blood flowing again. In the end though, there was nothing doctors could do to save it and notified Scott and Tyler the leg would need to be amputated below the knee.
According to Scott, Tyler was strong throughout the process and almost unphased.
"As soon as we got the news I started to cry," Scott said. "Tyler reached over, put a hand on my back and told me it would be okay.
"The first question he had for the doctor was 'Can I have a steel foot?'"
Tyler, an eighth grade student at Standish-Sterling Middle School (SSMS), says that a higher power and those around him have kept him strong. His family which serves as his support system, consists of Scott, dad; Janet, stepmother; Jolene, mother; Joseph and Scott, brothers; Taylor, Morgan and Hilary, sisters; and grandparents, Neil/Maryann Adams and Leonard/Louise Chaltraw.
"God's been a big part helping me through this," Tyler said. "My family and friends have been there too."
According to Scott, Tyler has a strong faith and recently said maybe this was God's Plan for him as a way to help others through his faith.
Tyler says fellow students in school have helped any way possible, too.
"I have people that carry my books for me," Tyler said. "At lunch I get to get out early too."
Tyler says he liked to play basketball and baseball and enjoyed outdoor recreational activities before the accident.
"I like to hunt and fish and go boating," Tyler said. "I can't play basketball or baseball anymore though."
But Tyler's love of the outdoors hasn't been hampered, since the SSMS student was featured in the Oct. 8 issue of "The Arenac County Independent" with a picture of a deer he shot during the statewide youth hunt.
All about the election
Nov. 5 was a historic day nationally as the first President of African-American descent was elected in the U.S. Democratic candidate Barack Obama more than doubled the amount of electoral votes garnered by his opponent, Republican Senator John McCain. Obama takes office Jan. 20.
Locally, a new sheriff, James Mosciski; Drain Commissioner, Larry Davis; and Road Commissioner, David Robinson, were elected.
Gas prices bring relief
The front page of the Nov. 12 edition of "The Arenac County Independent" had a welcome sight, as it showed gas prices dropping under $2 for the first time approximately two years. Gas prices peaked this summer, with local prices exceeding $4 at times.
Panther mania
The Standish-Sterling Panthers' dream season came to a halt in the Michigan High School Athletic Association Division Five football semifinals, but in the community pride flourished for over three months as the Panthers racked up a perfect regular season and brought home the school's first-ever Regional Championship. Winning the Regional Championship was also no small feat, as the Panthers made an improbable comeback against Gladstone in the third round of the playoffs.
Showing the money again
November closed with a second round of two-percent sharing courtesy the Saginaw-Chippewa Indian Tribe, as over $700,000 was distributed this time.
SSMS students give the gift of warmth
After reading about an athlete's generosity, Standish-Sterling Middle School students in the fifth grade decided they wanted to help out others during the holidays. All fifth graders played a part in making lap blankets to be delivered to elderly people at St. Mary's Skilled Nursing Facility in Standish and MediLodge of Sterling.
Local farmer honored by Farm Bureau
Clayton Township farmer Victor Daniels Jr. was honored by the Michigan Farm Bureau for his innovative thinking in creating the cow hip-lift swivel, which assists in up-righting and moving cows with injuries.
Hale Road easement deemed public
On Dec. 17, 23rd Circuit Court Judge William Myles had the final say on whether or not an easement used by fishermen and hunters for decades at the South end of Hale Road in Arenac Township was public or private land. Ultimately, after visiting the area, Myles ordered the land public and told defendants who had placed barriers at its entrance to remove the blockade.
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November 25, 2013
A low-cost blood test may help inform HIV care providers on the accuracy of a self-reported new HIV diagnosis, according to recently published U.S. research. The research also provides a stark reminder that self-report alone may not be sufficient for differentiating recent from prior HIV diagnosis, particularly when enrolling volunteers in studies.
The findings, first published online last month in Clinical Infectious Diseases, are based on an examination of samples from HPTN 061, a study exploring interventions to reduce HIV incidence among black men who have sex with men (MSM).
A nationwide collaboration of researchers led by Mark Marzinke, Ph.D., and colleagues at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine noted that of the 1,553 men enrolled in HPTN 061, 155 who were HIV infected reported no previous diagnosis -- yet 83 of them had a low viral load (less than 1,000 copies/mL) at enrollment, which was suggestive of some level of virus control.
The test revealed that 71 of the 83 men -- 86% -- had detectable levels of at least one of the 15 antiretrovirals, despite self-reporting that they had not been previously diagnosed.
Among these 71 men, samples from 65 of them showed the presence of an NNRTI or protease inhibitor; this would seem to discount the possibility that they were receiving pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), which typically involves only the use of NRTIs. Based on these findings, the HPTN 061 study administrators reclassified the 65 volunteers as "previously diagnosed" rather than "newly diagnosed."
"A variety of factors may influence the decision not to disclose prior HIV diagnosis when one is being considered for participation in a research study," the authors write. For instance, a desire to participate in the study (and gain access to the clinical care or other incentives it provides) despite not meeting entry criteria may motivate a patient to stretch the truth regarding his serostatus awareness. Alternately, concerns regarding stigma and wider disclosure of his status (to sexual partners, family or others in his personal network) may have led some of the men to avoid admitting their prior status, the authors suggest.
Meanwhile, the authors acknowledge that some of the test results could potentially be "false positives" of a sort, due to the possibility that enrollees were genuinely unaware of their infection but had been taking PrEP or post-exposure prophylaxis drugs. (Offsetting that possibility was the potential for this substudy to have missed some previous diagnoses, due to the fact that the only plasma samples examined were from the subset of patients with a low baseline viral load.)
The authors concluded:
Our findings demonstrate the importance of using an objective, biomedical measure in addition to self-report to distinguish between previously diagnosed and newly diagnosed HIV infections. Further studies are needed to understand why some participants may choose not to disclose their HIV status when enrolling in clinical trials. [Antiretroviral] drug testing may also be useful in surveillance studies and other studies assessing the frequency of undiagnosed HIV infection.
They added that this form of antiretroviral drug testing may also prove useful for adherence monitoring, both within real-world clinical settings and research studies.
Myles Helfand is the editorial director of TheBody.com and TheBodyPRO.com.
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In my musical musings of late I have come upon a number of fantastic new artists (new to me at least) that I feel the need to write about. I had intended to take today off & write solely in the book I'm writing about wandering through Europe like some sort of hedonistic werewolf, but being that tomorrow is Bootleg Thursday & there isn't much writing involved in that I figured I could write a bit today & really crank it out tomorrow. You're welcome.
We'll start with a delightful young female artist that was recommended to me by Ryan Adams (Totally just name dropped). Her name is Laura Marling & while she's been around for a little bit I have recently just come upon her as she is finally gaining some traction in the U.S. She has a Suzanne Vega/Lily Allen feel about her that I adore & since she's only 20 she could be around for a very long time. She's part of a wave of British artists that accentuate their accents when singing. It used to be that British artists would hide their accents or they would naturally go away when singing, but it seems that trend thankfully has fallen by the wayside. There is nothing sexier in this world to me than a British accent on a hot girl & if that girl can sing I'm over the moon (my new favorite phrase).
Ghosts – Laura Marling
I'm a Fly – Laura Marling
Goodbye, England – Laura Marling – From her latest album I Speak Because I Can
Italian Japanese is a So-Cal/Silverlake band that just recently was named the #1 Local Band by KROQ. Now, normally that would automatically disqualify them as being good, but in this case, for once, KROQ got it right. Italian Japanese, aside from having an odd name are really talented. They're reminiscent of a band that was blowing up when I was at Live 105 in San Francisco, Silversun Pickups. They have the same tonality & space rock style as SP with a slightly better singing quality. They're headlining the Locals Only Showcase at the Roxy in Hollywood on Thursday August 19. If you're out there it would definitely be in your best interest to check them out.
Le Pony – Italian Japanese from their album The Lush, Romantic Weirdness
Fitz & the Tantrums are a different kind of band from what you're used to hearing. They're a true throwback to the '60's. Reminiscent of the 5th Dimension they have a soulful sound all the while keeping it very current sounding. Their new album comes out on Tuesday & I already know I will be raving about it in much the same vain as I have with Ray LaMontagne & Arcade Fire. It has truly been an epic summer for music & next Tuesday (My birthday) will be no different.
Money Grabber – Fitz & the Tantrums – Pickin' Up The Pieces
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St. Francis Man Charged With Failure To Register As A Sex Offender
United States Attorney Brendan V. Johnson announced that a St. Francis, South Dakota man has been indicted by a federal grand jury for Failure to Register as a Sex Offender.
Koty Arcoren, age 21, was indicted by a federal grand jury on May 15, 2013. He appeared before U.S. Magistrate Judge Mark A. Moreno on May 20, 2013 and pled not guilty to the indictment. The maximum penalty upon conviction is up to 10 years' in custody, a $250,000 fine, or both; life of supervised release; and $100 to the Federal Crime Victims Fund. Restitution may also be ordered.
The charge is merely an accusation and Arcoren is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty.
The investigation is being conducted by the U.S. Marshal Service. Assistant U.S. Attorney Tim Maher is prosecuting the case.
Arcoren was remanded to the custody of the U.S. Marshal pending trial. A trial date has not been set.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Jess Paladino found Sarah Fredlund for the game-winning goal just over 10 minutes into overtime as Babson downed the MIT field hockey team, 3-2, in New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) action Tuesday night. The loss was the first for the Engineers in seven tries at Jack Barry Field this year and drops their overall record to 9-3 (1-2 NEWMAC). Babson improves to 7-3 overall and 2-1 in NEWMAC play.
MIT jumped out to an early lead, as Kameron Klauber gathered a bouncing rebound in front of the Babson cage and pushed it home for her third tally of the season. Babson had a couple of opportunities to even things up late in the half but was denied twice by the Tech defense. With just over nine minutes to go, the Beavers converted an MIT turnover into a breakaway but Keri Dixon made a spectacular diving stop on Jess Paladino's shot to preserve the shutout. Later in the period, off a Babson penalty corner, Anna Teruya made her second defensive save in as many games to send the Cardinal and Grey into the break up one.
Jessica Oleinik nearly doubled the lead early in the second but her shot rang off the right post. Moments later, Kelly Walsh began a flurry of offense, as the teams would exchange three back and forth goals in the next seven minutes. The Engineers regained the advantage three minutes later on Molly McShane's shot from the top of the circle following a penalty corner. The lead would not hold up long, however, as Paladino evened things up with just over 12 minutes to go. MIT had a few chances to win in regulation but Babson goalkeeper Jessica Pashos made three of her 14 saves in the final nine minutes to send the teams into the extra session.
The Cardinal and Grey controlled the ball early in the overtime and nearly had the game winner as Klauber fed the ball across the circle to Oleinik, who was all alone. However, Pashos came charging out of the net to smother the shot attempt. Fredlund's game winner would come almost eight minutes later and the Beavers escaped with the win.
MIT outshot Babson, 24-13, for the game and held a 7-6 advantage in corners. Dixon stopped four shots in the losing effort while Pashos racked up 14 saves, including three in the crucial overtime period.
The Engineers will look to rebound on Saturday, October 10 when they host Wellesley for a 1:00 p.m. game. Babson will take on Amherst on Thursday at home, beginning at 7:00 p.m.


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JACKSON TWP — Two huge trucks en route to a Marcellus Shale gas processing plant Thursday afternoon blocked the two main routes used to exit the Seneca Valley School District's secondary campus, causing delays of about 20 minutes for dismissal.
One of those trucks held up traffic on Hartmann Road in Jackson Township while another truck traveled down Little Creek Road, according to director of communications Linda Andreassi.
Both of those are the two main roads used by Seneca Valley busses for dismissal.
According to Andreassi, Jackson Township police forced the truck on Little Creek Road to pull over and wait until dismissal was over at the district. Police also regulated a nearby traffic light to ensure that traffic kept moving.
However, school officials also were worried Thursday afternoon that the trucks could cause residual delays. That's because all of the buses must pick up elementary students after finishing their routes from the secondary campus, which were delayed because of the trucks.
"When you have 4,000 people trying to exit the secondary campus, it creates a gridlock," Andreassi said about the trucks.


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Rebound Wardobe: How To Look Smokin' Hot After A Breakup
How do you survive a split like an A-lister? For starters, you need to dress like one. Ditch the tattered sweatpants and the who-cares-about-clothes-when-I-will-never-love-again attitude and take a page from these stylish celebs' playbooks.
Just like Celine Dion, we promise that your heart will go on…
In the aftershock of the breakup, you'll seek out comfort in all its forms, from a mind-numbing reality TV marathon to the sweet carb coma that comes from a junk food binge. Sartorially speaking, now is a great time to break out your boyfriend jeans. Pair them with colorful pumps and a cool hat (bonus points for hiding your less-than-clean hair) like Katie Holmes, who, it must be said, looks better than ever post TomKat.
Sterling Pointed Heels ($57) in Cranberry
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Now that you have accepted the demise of your relationship, you are ready to mourn it. During this somber period, you will gravitate toward dark colors. Possibly all black. But lest you want to look like Morticia Addams, take note of how Liberty Ross, who split from husband Rupert Sanders last year, worked a monochrome palette recently while out in LA. Her Christian Dior tuxedo dress is as chic as it gets.
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You've had enough of moping around your house, crying to your cat. You're ready for a proper girl's night out. Chances are you'll want to wear something provocative. However, in your fragile state, take care not to overdo it. For inspiration, look to Selena Gomez (who seems to have given the Biebs the boot once and for all). While in Milan, she opted for this Versace S/S 14 dress, whose risqué, S&M-inspired bodice is offset by its girly skirt and Gomez's moody, Mulberry-stained lips.
Tiger's Eye Dress With Cut Out Detail ($525) in Black
Fast Ride ($26)
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Part of the road to recovery means re-discovering yourself now that the "we" has become a "me" again. This stage is all about venturing outside your comfort zone, so it's a great time to try a bold trend like over-the-knee boots or a graphic mini. Here, Miranda Kerr, who split from husband Orlando Bloom (sniff, sniff), wears a pair of Hermes F/W 12 boots, a Balenciaga Sphinx Tee ($845) and Skirt ($775).
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You've been feeling a lot better lately but you still have your down days. Next time a case of the blues starts coming on, fight it off with a cheerful hue like yellow or orange. Psychologists and interior designers alike have long argued the merits of color therapy. Here, Nina Dobrev, who broke up with longtime boyfriend Ian Somerhalder earlier this year, shines in a Julian McDonald dress whose bright shade reminded us of fresh, spring daffodil.
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An anarchist group has posted a video of the April 30 vandalism in San Francisco's Mission District, showing dozens of black-clad, masked protesters calmly and collectively smashing windows, spray-painting symbols and throwing trash cans at police cars.
Posted on the YouTube channel AnarchaLA, the 11-minute video is titled, "Scenes From a Black Bloc" and is shot in "San Fransisco."
In the video, protesters laugh and cheer as windows shatter and windshields are smashed. They move together in the middle of Valencia Street, chanting, "No more pigs in our community" and, "The system has got to die, hella hella Occupy" — a common chant among the Occupy Oakland movement.
About 100 protesters had split away at 9 p.m. from a rally in Dolores Park that was held in advance of Occupy's May Day actions. Protesters caused hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage as they marched down 18th Street to Duboce Avenue and Valencia.
Only one protester was arrested that night, though the video depicts dozens participating in the vandalism.
Some business owners who suffered damages were critical of the police response. The video shows a police van slowly trailing behind the protesters, sounding its siren only after protesters splash paint onto a police car and try to smash the windows of the Mission police station. Even then, protesters continue moving at a leisurely pace.
Police Chief Greg Suhr said officers were monitoring the earlier rally and described the protesters as a "splinter group" that broke into a run and did its damage in a 15-minute fury.
"For us to mobilize to contend with a group of 100, especially running, takes longer than 15 minutes," he said. "By the time they got to the end of their run, there wasn't a group to arrest."
A common sentiment among the protesters was that many of the small businesses didn't belong in the Mission, but instead in more affluent neighborhoods. When protesters crack the windshield of an expensive Aston Martin, one person laughs, "Should have left it in the Marina." When a passer-by tries to stop protesters from smashing windows, another person screams, "Get the f– out of the Mission! Go back to the Marina, you piece of s–!"
"Dude, you don't even know me," he responds.
Watch the video below. Warning: contains salty language and words of the four-letter variety.


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Age: 19-24
Skin: Normal, Medium, Warm
Hair: Brown, Straight, Medium
Eyes: Black
Junkie was previously exclusive to the Urban Decay Ocho Loco and Electric eyeliner sets but now is available for purchase individually along with a host of other new shades that Urban Decay has launched as of March 2013.
Junkie is a blue teal with green shimmer and gold sparkle. It's a beautiful and very unique shade. MAC Undercurrent is similar but it's not as bright as Junkie.
It's nicely pigmented as you can get nearly full color with a single swipe.
I personally like to wear it on the waterline and/or lower lash line with black eyeliner on the upper lash line, black mascara, and matte neutral eyeshadow. If I'm feeling daring I'll wear it on the upper lash line and waterline with black tightlining, black mascara, and neutral matte eyeshadow. Gorgeous! Makes my dark brown eyes stand out!
The formula is smooth and creamy. It glides on and it stays put all day without smudging, fading, or transferring.
It retails for $19.
Would I repurchase? Yes.
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
Just got this. My first UD 24/7 was Crash (awesome btw) and have been saving up/justifying getting more since - the colours and texture and unique and unreal! Junkie has a great texture - smooth, no tugging, and dense pigment in only one swipe. Staying power pretty good (almost all day no primer, definitely all day with primer) and makes my dark brown eyes pop for sure. Doesn't come out as teal on me (medium brown/cafe Au lait skin).. More like a dark forest green with shimmer. Cost is expensive, but worth it. The only grip I have is packaging - a pencil you need to sharpen (old school - sharpening the wood etc) is always a waste. A twist up where you microsharpen the tip would be best.
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair, Cool
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Green
Junkie is a perfect teal eyeliner with flashes of gold and green glitter; described by Urban Decay as 'metallic teal shimmer w/gold micro-sparkle'. This eyeliner is perfect for a bold look but can be dressed down for a more muted look. It is also pretty much a perfect dupe for MAC's Pearlglide eyeliner in Undercurrent.
The product quality is fantastic; the eyeliner wears brilliantly on the waterline lasting on average 4-5 hours before fading. On the upper lash line Junkie will outlast the day. The product is smooth, it glides onto the skin with ease and very little tugging.
The pencil style packaging is great and feels very sturdy. The only downside is that all lids on Urban Decay's eyeliners (with the exception of Perversion) are silver- it would be good if the lids matched the eyeliner shade, if only for ease.
Junkie is priced at £14.00 in the UK, which is about right in comparison to other mid-high end brands available, and for the quality of the product is definitely worth the price.
I highly recommend Urban Decay's eyeliners, and won't be hesitating to add more to my collection!
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$20/pencil is a little pricey for my budget, but this color is gorgeous on me. I put Mainline on the top lashline and Junkie on the bottom and together they really make my teal-rimmed amber & olive green eyes pop!
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This is my favorite eyeliner. It's a medium green with a hint of blue with gold shimmer throughout. It makes my greenish gold eyes pop, no other eyeliner has gotten me compliments like this one. Goes on really smoothly and lasts all day and night. I highly recommend it.
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Although several online stores describe this as a teal, on my eyes it looks like a medium green. I'm actually happy about this because I prefer a green teal to the brighter blue steals that UD offers or has offered in the past.
Like the other 24/7 liners, this applies smoothly and lasts all day on my lids with minimal fading and no snuffing.
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I have a dozen different shades of UD 24/7 eyeliner (seriously, I'm addicted) but this is my new favorite. It is bright, beautiful and flattering to my blue-green eye color. And it's easier to apply than some of the deeper blue colors like Mainline and LSD. This color just really makes my eyes pop, and it's such a fun color to wear.
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This is my new favourite liner. It's the first shade in the UD 24/7 pencils that I've tried and it's now also my fave. I have since acquired Woodstock as well and it's just as good.
The colour is gorgeous and I don't have anything else like it. Super pigmented adn I don't really need more than one swipe of colour.
My favourite way to use it is on my lower lashline - it gives a gorgeous pop of colour to an otherwise simple and neutral look.
The staying power is amazing - it lasts me all day and I get the best results with a primer underneath.
We'll see how it holds up in the summer. It's getting pretty hot here, which means more oil on my face.
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Caley claim County victory
Inverness can claim the bragging rights after beating Highland rivals Ross County 3-1 in the first top-flight meeting between the two clubs.
Goals from Ross Draper, Andrew Shinnie and Aaron Doran sent Inverness into the Clydesdale Bank Premier League top six after an end-to-end encounter at the Tulloch Caledonian Stadium.
Draper's ninth minute close range header gave the hosts the lead before Andrew Shinnie's 12-yard effort after 28 minutes gave them a two-goal cushion at the interval.
Iain Vigurs' superb free-kick reduced arrears for County after 48 minutes, but Doran's volley with two minutes to go sealed the victory for Inverness.
The home side were boosted by the return of Welsh midfielder Owain Tudur Jones after a three-match ban.
Jones, who was sent off in both of his previous outings at Tulloch Caledonian Stadium this season, replaced Gavin Morrison in the only change to the side who beat Dundee United 4-0 last Saturday.
County captain Richard Brittain and striker Colin McMenamin came in for the visitors in place of Stuart Kettlewell and Sam Morrow following the Staggies' 5-4 loss at St Mirren last time out.
Former Inverness star Ross Tokely almost turned the ball past County team-mate keeper Michael Fraser when he headed an Aaron Doran cross onto the bar in the opening minute.
Seconds later ex-Inverness captain Grant Munro cleared the County lines when Jones sent a shot towards the far post.
Philip Roberts was next to break forward for the hosts and his low cross was steered just wide by Andrew Shinnie.
Inverness made the pressure count when Draper headed home a Graeme Shinnie corner from close range in the ninth minute.
County responded well with Mark Fortheringham hitting the woodwork from 25-yards and Brittain was next to come close for County when his 30-yard free-kick went just wide.
It proved costly as the hosts scored at the opposite end moments later. Richie Foran capitalised on a Munro error after 28 minutes and swiftly found Andrew Shinnie who fired low beyond Fraser from 12-yards.
Munro almost made amends when he headed a Brittain free-kick goalbound but his effort was thwarted by Inverness keeper Antonio Reguero.
Doran would have put the home side further ahead when he was played through by Roberts, but Fraser saved well with his feet.
County got themselves back in the game three minutes into the second half when Iain Vigurs curled a 25-yard free-kick into the top corner.
The visitors piled on the pressure in search of an equaliser as Inverness reverted to long-ball tactics.
Efforts from Marc Fitzpatrick and McMenamin went across the face of goal and Rocco Quinn forced a save from Reguero, before Vigurs came close to netting his second when his angled shot went inches past the post.
As County poured forward Inverness almost grabbed another when Draper met a low David Raven cross, but Fraser made the save.
Quinn might have levelled late on when he met a Fitzpatrick cross on the volley but Reguero was again equal to it.
However the hosts sealed the win when substitute Conor Pepper was provider as he found Doran whose hammered a stunning volley past Fraser with two minutes to go.
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|2012-12-19, 22:56
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Apologies for causing confusion, then.
|2012-12-19, 23:00
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Well, the Tiger is really easy to tell apart from its more advanced cousin, just remember: The Tiger is literally a square box with a pie-shaped turret, i.e. a circle on top of a square, just like a child's tank doodles. It really is an iconic design that can't be confused for anything else.
|2012-12-19, 23:14
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King Tiger
King Tiger has more slope armor and look more modernized than Tiger.
Or here, WoT has render picture of Tiger and King Tiger for you can see
|2012-12-19, 23:41
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Location: Florida
Girls & Tanks 10 - Flowers, Chi-Nu and Other Confusions
For being the guy who created this thread, and stating back in October that I was hopeful this wouldn't end up being another Upotte!!... unfortunately, I feel like I've ended up in that same spot. I know I'll have three months-ish to solidify my thoughts on this series, and I will continue giving it a fair shake until the very end (plus, that swimsuit OVA looks wonderful), but as of this point, I know fairly well what I like and what I don't.
Not having any source material to speak of is nice in that in the finals have very quickly gotten underway. Seeing the sisters settling their differences should prove entertaining. Though the series hasn't necessarily made Maho out to be a bad person, and the split may not have even been her fault.
The flower-arranging scene with Hana does make me wonder how a flower arranging anime/manga could go over. It's one of those art forms like tea making I've always seen mentioned, but never researched in depth. I'm sure there are plenty of intricacies that I'm not aware of.
One of my biggest criticisms of the series has always been that it seems more like the characters are defined by their vehicles rather than the other way around, and this is further done here. While both the mechanics and the new team with Momogawa and friends have been in the opening, that's about seven new characters promoted to a role of importance while being given the absolute minimal amount of naming, characterization or even speaking parts. (And one of them is out of the action so quickly that their opportunities for anything to get attached to are basically nil.)
Did appreciate seeing the old teams again. Miho makes friends with everybody but the Italian team apparently. Or maybe that happened offscreen.
Yes, I know that this might've been remedied if the show was twice its length, but I must deal with what is in front of me... and this isn't even getting into the first years. Maybe this will be fixed in the OVAs, and there is still two episodes to go. I'm still enjoying watching it, I just can't get as invested in it as I would like to. We'll see in three months.
|2012-12-19, 23:48
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Moderate Haruhiist
Poor poor Midonin... I was actually in the same boat (I got attracted by the girls first), but the tank aspect pretty much swept me up into it as well, that it actually resulted in me playing World of Tanks! I can definitely see the attraction to the tanks, as each machine has their own character, so to speak.
Though I still think that the M3 Lee is an underperforming piece of junk (whereas in the real world it more than made an account for itself in the African campaign), but that's player experience coloring my opinion now.
|2012-12-19, 23:54
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Location: Florida
It just feels like trivia on machines is overpowering the human aspect so strongly that the element I wanted to get invested with on the show feels like an afterthought at times. I'm not going to fly into a rant about it, it just leaves me second-guessing myself. It's a show with a large female cast having (some) cute character moments. I should feel right at home. But I don't.
|2012-12-20, 00:58
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|2012-12-20, 01:11
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Location: Florida
It's fiction, not a textbook. I'm sure that this show/Upotte! provide a great forum for fans of these topics to engage in lively chatter, and it does tangentially relate to the show... but I'm not sure how much it's treating it as a work of fiction. A weapon or a musical instrument should function more as a symbol, rather than being something to simply recite factoids about. In K-ON!, it stands for the bonds of friendship and finding a purpose. For Strike Witches, it represents saving lives and discovering one's true potential. For the other two shows, the items, tautologically, seem to be symbols for themselves. They're used in tournaments and such, but that seems to be more of a way to show off the variety than to really define the characters or move them forward, even a little bit.
|2012-12-20, 01:25
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And yet this show has received an amazingly strong response, one that it was not receiving while being compared to those other shows you are mentioning. As much as I wish for more character development, I have been forced to conclude that one of the things that has gained the show the following it has is the speed at which it has moved, speed it gained by focusing on the action and letting the characters been seen mostly through it rather than spending time and scenes outside of battle working on them.
|2012-12-20, 01:43
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Looks like some people got their BD/DVD volume 1 early...
|2012-12-20, 02:12
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There were some really sketchy looking parts in episode 10 (girls were often off model) which was distracting for me. The show has been pretty solid up to this point, so seeing it start to slip this episode was disappointing. I hate when a show's production quality falls apart near the end, so I think the delay will be worth it (and I hope episode 10 gets cleaned up for BD/DVD release).
|2012-12-20, 02:14
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|2012-12-20, 02:16
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I disagree with you all.
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Ooarai may escape the axe thanks to Senshado because it's popular, but the schools you named probably weren't in danger in the first place. Maybe because their home ports are big cities with lots of kids, maybe for other reasons (maybe the French school raises champions in competitive flower arranging? Maybe the Australian one has a great CS program? Who knows?).
|2012-12-20, 02:17
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|2012-12-20, 02:47
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a small cat
On episode 10:
So the final match is being started. Looking at all the heavy tanks of Black Forest, it seems Oorai is even more at a disadvantage now than in their match with Pravda.
Oorai team does have one Tiger on their side. But it's a prototype with a lot of mechanical problems. Good thing it's the mechanic team that will drive it. They might be able to perform some minor fixes on it at the battlefield, assuming they can hide their tank while they fix it.
Surprised at how much the PZ IV has been upgraded, it looks like a very strong tank now.
Miho meets and is thanked by the person she saved from drowning. This makes me wonder.. since the people she saved seem to be participating.. could there be a slim chance that these people would help Oorai some way in the match? Miss on purpose, get in the way so the Oorai tanks don't take a hit? With the odds very much against them, Oorai team need all the held they can get.
And lastly, Katyusha isn't a bad person after all, offering a handshake to Miho like that. Still a little arrogant when she talks, but looks like she now has respect for Oorai after the match. "Operation Bagration" on a german themed team like Black Forest sounds fitting.
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|2012-12-20, 03:38
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|2012-12-20, 03:46
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I do think the current one is better than the original...(For some reasons...) And is that from the BD/DVD?
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As we all know, modern day living relies implicitly on a bevy of motorized vehicles to transport people and goods from place to place. Cars take workers from home to the office/factory/wherever and back again; buses deliver children to and from school; and of course trucks resupply the grocery store and haul away trash, just to name a few of their many services.
Of course, we need to take proper care of said vehicles so they are ready to perform the daily tasks demanded of them. That includes finding a place to park them when not in use – and increasingly problematic issue, especially in our ever-more-crowded urban environments.
[Here's one potential solution: a fold up all-electric car. Talk about easy to park!]
Hiriko electric car sum-up video Brussels from prosumerlab on Vimeo.
Indeed, there's a school of thought that believes the overall number parking spaces should be REDUCED in order to force people to use mass transit. That's happening here in my neck of the woods, as many new government buildings are being deliberately constructed with 30% LESS parking space for the expected number of occupants.
Truckers are also well-experienced in the growing lack of parking out on the highway as many states continue to shut down rest areas as a way to deal with budgetary issues.
Now comes a new report from the Mineta Transportation Institute (MTI) called Amenity or Necessity? Street Standards as Parking Policy that investigates the rationale behind what the group claims is a "parking mandate" encased with the minimum residential street width requirements adopted by most U.S. municipalities.
MTI's researchers conclude that such "street width standards" provide between 740 million and 1.5 billion parking spaces on residential streets almost as a side effect – and an expensive one at that.
According to MTI's study, local residential streets normally cost between $8.20 and $11.10 per square foot to construct and between 17 cents and 75 cents per square foot to maintain annually.
If a single parking lane is assumed to be eight feet wide, these parking spaces would require between $1 trillion and $21 trillion in capital costs, as well as annual maintenance costs between $20 billion and $177 billion, or between 1% and 11% of annual local government spending in the U.S. – numbers generated in part with the help of U.S. Census 2011 data.
Now, the group cautioned that those numbers are somewhat "artificial" because the 2.8 million miles of US local streets were constructed over the course of many years and because costs differ from year to year. However, MTI's team believes they still provide a reasonable estimate of the investment scale. In comparison, the total capital and operational spending on public transit in the U.S. in 2009 amounted to "only" $57 billion.
MTI explained that its research on this issue is designed to explore two common beliefs underlying this "parking mandate" as the group dubs it: that parking an amenity reflecting market demand, and that it is a technical necessity based on traffic safety concerns.
"A minimum width requirement of 36 feet for a residential street automatically provides two 10-foot traffic lanes and two 8-foot parking lanes, making it a de facto parking policy," explained Zhan Guo, the report's principle investigator.
"Our study found that local decision makers have an inconsistent and ambiguous understanding of the rationale for mandating this requirement," he added. "They believe that parking is provided because residents and visitors need it, but in reality it is provided through the minimum width requirement under the guise of technical necessity. This inconsistency calls into question both the amenity and necessity arguments."
In addition, Guo noted, street planning "decision makers" fail to adequately explain the double standard in parking requirements, in which the minimum width is much narrower for private streets than for public streets. Respondents used the same amenity and necessity arguments to explain the requirement differences – which suggests that the parking mandate is likely neither an amenity nor a necessity, he claims.
As a result of its analysis, MTI's researchers suggest some policy changes. The first is to surface the "submerged" parking mandate by making it a stand-alone policy, so it no longer hides behind the technical street standards and thus avoids public oversight.
"Street parking should be addressed separately in development regulations with a detailed analysis of residents' and visitors' demands," said Guo. "The minimum width requirement should be based on considerations related to traffic movement and access rather than to parking."
The second suggested policy reform is to eliminate the double standard between public and private streets and make parking optional for residential streets. "These policy initiatives would eliminate excessive parking spaces, mitigate associated externalities, correct market distortions, and avoid shifting risks from local governments to families," Guo noted.
Now, from where I sit, I think these folks are barking up the wrong tree. You start eliminating parking spaces and all you're going to get is more congestion, more mess, and more frustration. Furthermore, as we all know, people make a lot of choices based on positive and negative experience. Make a town or city center difficult to park, and many just won't go there – regardless of public transit availability.
That's just my opinion of course. We'll have to see what town managers and elected officials try to do in terms of future parking strategy.


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