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The rent at PHEASANT RUN APARTMENTS ranges from $1,100 for a one bedroom to a $1,295 two bedroom. Apartments in this building are about 5% more expensive than the Nashua average. This is a pet-friendly apartment.
This apartment is in Nashua. Nearby parks include Labombard, Gage Town Forest and Roby Park.
PHEASANT RUN APARTMENTS has a Walk Score of 54 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
The closest school is The World Schools.
The closest grocery stores are Trader Joe's, Market Basket and BROTHERS BUTCHER.
Nearby coffee shops include Bigs Cafe, Dunkin' Donuts and Dunkin' Donuts. Nearby restaurants include McDonald's, Lui Lui and Moes's Southwest Grill.
PHEASANT RUN APARTMENTS is near Roby Park, Proctor Park and Rivier College.
Pheasant Run Apartments is located just off the Daniel Webster Highway in South Nashua, New Hampshire, minutes away from Route 3 and Massachusetts. This wonderful location provides easy access to Massachusetts cities such as Bedford and Burlington and to points north, including Merrimack and Manchester, New Hampshire. Plus, the popular Pheasant Lane Mall is right down the street.


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We celebrated our son's marriage and in-law's 60th Anniversary in style in this lovely home. It is well laid out for a party with so many places for people to gather and talk. All the details you would need in your own home were there - top notch - and easy to find! Beautiful kitchen that made it easy for our caterers to stage the food and prepare. Michelle was so helpful making sure that we had enough wine glasses, that we had a high chair for my grandson and that we knew how everything worked - sound system, pool, tv, etc. I can't say enough positive things about how awesome our stay was at the home. The only negative was that our stay came to an end!!
This home was very much like it looks in the photos. The rooms are large & airy with plenty of space for a large family group like ours. The outside space was great for the younger members of our party aged from 9- 19 but our two 70+ years old both took a fall outside as the area is uneven and it is hard to see the difference levels. There are beds for 10 people, two double rooms downstairs, a double with a set of bunk beds downstairs & a very large double master suite upstairs. Im not sure where you would put everyone if you had 20 people but our teenagers slept in the games room upstairs as the sofa bed downstairs is in a room that would be rather noisy. This was fine for us. There was only 3 sun loungers and not enough outside or dining chairs for us all to sit down together but again this was not a problem for our party really. There was no manual for the house which was a problem as we never did get the oven to work ( neither could our visiting local family)& fortunately the maid who was still there when we arrived asked the pool man to visit to show us how to use the controls or we would not have been able to use the slide or waterfall. The house has various high tech features including a waste compactor, touch lights & a sound system but again we never really worked out how to use them. A manual for the appliances & the nearest stores etc would be helpful. We never saw the owner to pay a deposit. This is a great house for a large party & easy to get to Imperial Hwy & therefore just about everywhere else!

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When something starts falling apart in your home, you probably figure out the cheapest way to fix it for the longest amount of time to avoid replacing it.
That's the strategy the city of Wichita is taking to its streets.
Pavement inspection crews — perhaps you've seen them driving painfully slowly across the city, a strange-looking tool with wheels hanging out the driver's side window of their trucks — are assessing the condition of Wichita's paved streets. They are collecting data about the condition of streets that the city can use in the future to help determine where and how money is spent. They're measuring cracks and looking for potholes.
"We are working with them to develop a process for evaluating condition that's repeatable, reliable and purely data driven," maintenance engineer Aaron Henning said of the city's contract with Baughman Co. "We hope to look more in terms of economic measures than condition-based measures. Not whether a street is good or bad but what is the best investment we can make at this time. We hope to use the information that we're gathering now to develop a model very soon that will help us project different strategies and/or different approaches and model that over time, perhaps as much as 40 years or more."
The city maintains 1,809 miles of paved streets, totaling more than 322 million square feet. It has budgeted $7 million next year for maintenance.
Like other cities, Wichita typically has rated streets on a scale of 1 to 100 — one being the worst and 100 a newly paved street. The rating system is called the "pavement condition index," or PCI.
The city's overall average at the end of last year was 69.57. That number has been falling. In 2010, it was 70.80, and in 2009, 71.68. In 2008, the average rating of city streets was 72.12.
The pavement condition index can be subjective, Henning said.
"We can tell over time that the PCI has been trending downward," he said. "Instead of just saying that the condition is getting worse, we hope to quantify that in the future. Everybody has their own idea of what an acceptable street is. We have 50 percent of our streets that rate below a 70, which traditionally has been the average. But when I drive around, I don't feel that half of our streets are below average."
Henning said the city is moving toward looking at individual streets and determining "how much life does that street have in it, apply that to the network and get an idea of the present value of the network."
The city is focusing its efforts on what types of street treatments and repairs yield the highest return on investment.
"Over the past few years, we've been piloting new preservation treatments or reintroducing ones we haven't used in a long time," Henning said.
For example, the city is using preservative seals, a process much like painting your house to protect it from the elements or replacing shingles to keep your roof in shape.
The city also is using treatments "designed not necessarily to fix the problems but to at a minimum keep the problems from getting worse, hopefully make the ride on that road a little better at the same time and do that more cheaply than we could do a reconstruction or a more major treatment on that road."
The city will use data about street conditions to determine what maintenance pays off the most.
"You may be able to do three three-year treatments cheaper than you could do one nine-year treatment," Henning said.
Baughman likely will be working into February or March, Henning said. There are six crews, one assigned to each Wichita City Council district.
Last year, the city's worst streets continued to be in District 1, represented by Lavonta Williams. That district includes parts of central and northeast Wichita.
The best streets continued to be in District 5 in the western part of the city, represented by Jeff Longwell.
"I'm sort of lucky for the most part because of the newness and growth in west Wichita. With some exception, our streets are going to look much better than the rest of the city's," Longwell said.
Longwell said his district and District 2 in east Wichita, represented by Pete Meitzner, have forgone street maintenance money in the past to "allow that to go to our worst streets, which were in a couple of our more Midtown districts. We recognized that we need to fix our worst streets now."
Longwell said data being collected now will help the city figure out where to spend its money.
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Kirby Creek Lodge in Breckenridge
- bedrooms 5
- baths 3½
- sleeps 15
- pool no
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A vacation home that meets all your needs, be it an outdoor adventure such as climbing a 14er or catching the perfect trout, or a relaxing weekend with friends. This secluded luxury home has it all. Five bedrooms, including a bunk room for the kids, 3.5 baths and picturesque views in every direction. Enjoy a book on the deck, a relaxing soak in the hot tub, or cooking a big family meal in the gourmet kitchen.
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Activision's phenomenally successful first-person shooter series returns with overhauled multiplayer modes and a story that finds the United States fighting as an underdog rather than a superpower in Call of Duty: Ghosts. Set ten years after a renegade group known as The Federation hacked a powerful space station and kinetically bombarded the globe, Ghosts find players taking control of a group of elite former special forces soldiers as they engage in guerilla warfare, stealth operations, and tactical assaults in an attempt to destroy The Federation and take back America. With the country's infrastructure in shambles, soldiers are forced to fight small-scale battles against The Federation, which is now a super-powered collection of former South American countries propped up by Venezuelan oil money. The group includes brothers Logan and David "Hesh" Walker, Booth, Neptune, the Navy SEAL commander Merrick, and even Riley, a trained German Shepherd, and missions find them battling across the war-torn remnants of the United States, under water, and even in outer space, all in an attempt to hack into The Federation's own space station and kill its leaders Almagro and Rorke. Call of Duty's massively popular online modes have been altered and updated in a number of new ways in Ghosts, including a greater number of character customization options, new perks and kill streaks, destructible map environments, new game modes, and the new squad system. Players can choose from more than 20,000 customization options when designing their character, including the ability to make a female soldier for the first time. There are more than 20 new kill streak rewards, including unlocking a cat-quick Juggernaut Maniac, or calling in Riley to attack nearby enemies, while the revamped perks system assigns a point value of between one and five for each weapon and perk, and lets gamers use 12 points in any way they please. During the course of multiplayer battles the environments can change in a variety of ways, from small traps being triggered to entire buildings collapsing, and a host of new contextual movements lets players lean around corners, quickly vault over objects, and slide on their knees. In addition to earning XP as they level up, gamers also earn new squad points which can be used to unlock new weapons and add squad members. Squads can then be used in a variety of new co-op and competitive modes, and team members can be used by other squads to earn XP even when the system is turned off.
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The information should be from a knowledgeable, trained, and experienced expert you can believe and trust.
Credible: Health Insurance Market Reforms http://www.urban.org/publications/1000820.html
Not Credible: Dihydrogen Monoxide http://www.dhmo.org/. This site is a parody and completely bogus! Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO) is water, H20.
The information should be free of typographic, grammatical, and spelling errors. It should be factual, logically arranged, and easy to read and follow. Sources of information should be stated.
Accurate: The Titanic Casualty Figures http://www.anesi.com/titanic.htm
Not Accurate: Feline Reactions to Bearded Men http://www.sree.net/stories/feline.html. This is another completely bogus site.
You should be able to easily find the dates on which the information was created, first placed on the Web, and most recently updated. The information should not be obsolete.
Current: Statistical Abstract of the U.S. http://www.census.gov/compendia/statab/
Not Current: Search Engine Sizes http://searchengineshowdown.com/statistics/size.shtml
The information should be impartial and not attempt to promote an agenda. Many advertisements are biased.
Biased: RJReynolds Tobacco Co. Values http://www.rjrt.com/prinbeliefs.aspx
Not Biased: American Lung Association http://www.lung.org/lung-disease/
The information should suit your needs and adequately cover the subject. You should be able to tell if the Web site is complete or still under construction.
Appropriate for College: Bioterrorism Information http://www.bt.cdc.gov/bioterrorism/
Not Appropriate for College: The Dr. King Timeline Page
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What: Second Annual New Year's Eve Ball
Where: Downtown Main Martini Bar & Grille
When: Monday, Dec. 31, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.
Cost: $55 per person or $100 per couple
Ticket Includes: Draft beer, featured martinis wine, appetizers, party favors, midnight snack, DJ Will's Dance Music and a champagne toast
Dress to impress. Advanced ticket purchases only.
What: Celebration 2013 Presented by Maxim Magazien and Crystal Renee
Where: The Pound! Bar and Grill
When: Monday, Dec. 31, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m.
Cost: Dinner & Nightlife: $35 per person or two for $60 / Nightlife Only: $10 for men, $5 for women
Ticket Includes: Dinner & Nightlife: choice of New York Strip or Salmon filet, potato and asparagus, shrimp cocktail appetizer, champagne toast, dessert for two, soft drinks, coffee, strolling midnight appetizers. Nightlife Only: champagne toast, New Years swag and party favors, skip the line, strolling midnight appetizers
Groups of six women or more get a free bottle of champagne. Bottle service/table reservations are limited. Tickets available at www.thepoundbar.com or by calling 810-588-6242.
What: New Year's Eve Party
Where: Fenton Winery & Brewery, 1545 North Leroy Fenton
When: Monday, Dec. 31
Cost: $54.95 per person / $42 non-alcoholic
Ticket Includes: Dinner, dessert, two drinks per person and entertainment by Cal Roberts, formerly of the Platters.
What: New Year's Eve Party
Where: Legend's, 3235 West Thompson Road, Fenton, MI
When: Monday, Dec. 31
Cost: $27 per person or $50 per couple
Ticket Includes: Dinner buffet, breakfast buffet with bloody mary bar, two drink tickets, champagne toast and party favors
What: New Year's Eve Party
Where: Raymo's, 4015 Owen Road, Fenton
When: Monday, Dec. 31
Cost: $45
Ticket Includes: Dinner, entertainment, party favors, and a champagne toast at midnight.
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What: New Year's Eve Feast
Where: The Root, 340 Town Center Blvd, White Lake, MI
When: Monday, Dec. 31, one seating at 8:30 p.m.
Cost: $100 per person / Petit wine pairing, $20 per person / Grand wine pairing, $50 per person
Ticket Includes: AMUSE BOUCHE: Michigan Shrimp Rangoon. Ong Bak Sauce.
COURSE 1: Ahi Tuna Two Ways. Sesame Sashimi. Marinated Avocado. Pickled Daikon. Tartare. Grapefruit Ponzu. Serrano Chili. Crisp Tortilla.
COURSE 2: "Black & White" Black Truffle Laced Scallop. Cauliflower Mousse. Balsamic. Beurre Noire. Almond.
COURSE 3: Michigan Lamb Consomme. Shank & Root Vegetable Hash.
COURSE 4: Foie Gras Torchon. Blood Orange Gelee. Chilled Red Wheat Berry Salad. Pistachio Tuile. Micro Cilantro.
INTERMEZZO: "Mimosa"
COURSE 5: Smoked All Natural Michigan Beef Tenderloin. House Made Bacon, Cippolini Onion & Brussels Sprout Risotto. Brown Butter Bearnaise. Fried Caper.
COURSE 6: "Gianduja" Dark Chocolate Cake. Hazelnut Mousse. Ganache. Candied Hazelnut Dust. Vanilla Bean Creme Anglaise.
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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. —
Jimmy Thompson, 71, Ky. 490, East Bernstadt, Ky., passed away Saturday, March 2, 2013, at his residence.
Born July 5, 1941 in Clay County, Ky., he was the son of the late Charlie and Mabel Wagers Thompson. He was a self-employed truck driver, and member of East Bernstadt Church of God.
He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Rodney Thompson; a granddaughter, Heather Renee Thompson; two brothers, Milton and Charlie Thompson Jr.; and a nephew, Calvin Thompson.
Survivors include his wife, Janie Bowling Thompson, of East Bernstadt; a son, Randall Thompson and wife Lynn, of East Bernstadt; a granddaughter, Tiffany Thompson and a great-granddaughter, Kiera Thompson, both of East Bernstadt; three brothers, Merl Thompson and Harold Wayne Thompson, both of East Bernstadt, and Harvey Thompson, London; and a sister, Pauletta Bowling, of East Bernstadt.
Funeral services for Jimmy Thompson were conducted at 1 p.m. Tuesday, March 5 at East Bernstadt Church of God with Eric Richardson and Charlie Helton officiating.
Burial followed at Litton Cemetery, East Bernstadt.
Pallbearers were Dewey Bowling, Lowell Bowling, Woody Bowling, Larry Bowling, Lonnie Bowling, Scottie Bowling, Zack Bowling and David Bowling.
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"Splash," the celebrity diving competition on ABC, appears to have claimed another injury. Nicole Eggert, the former "Baywatch" actress, was injured after a bad landing from a dive during a taping of the show on Thursday.
TMZ first reported the accident, which an ABC rep confirmed with The Times.
According to the report, Eggert was pulled from the water after her dive, which involved multiple backflips, and rushed to a nearby hospital. ABC confirmed that Eggert was consulting with a doctor.


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The Post Newspapers Zambia
Celebrating Independence
By Kackling Kalaki on Thursday 22 October 2009, 04:00:00 CAT (24987 Reads)
The Ancient Dinosaur Nyamasoya climbed onto the podium to address the
multitude assembled before him on the lawn of the Great Palace.
'Distinguished ministers, distinguished thieves, distinguished bootlickers, distinguished liars,
distinguished money launderers, distinguished ladies and gentlemen, it is my privilege to welcome you here to day to celebrate our Independence Day.
'In the past forty-five years our government has made great strides towards true independence. Some of you assembled here may be old enough to recall the first annual celebrations after independence, when ordinary citizens, at football stadiums all over the country, were given beer and food to celebrate Independence Day.
'In those early days our people had not achieved true independence, and had to be given everything by the government.
But following many years of the government policy of bringing self-reliance and independence to our people, they are nowadays able to provide for themselves on Independence Day. So today this official Independence Celebration is just for government, now that we have gained our independence from the people.
'But our independence is not complete. We look forward to the day when government is free from the burden of paying for health care and education for those of our citizens who have not yet achieved independence.
Following this example of Independence Day Celebrations, we look forward to the day when all of the government budget can then be spent on the government, and none will be wasted on the people. Only then will government be completely independent of the people, and the people will be completely independent of the government. This is what we mean by complete independence.
'And these important considerations bring me naturally to the second part of today's official proceedings, when we honour those who, by their good work over the years, have added to the independence of the government. And therefore the first distinguished citizen that I call to the podium is Mr Kafupi Wabufi!'
Amidst deafening applause, out from the main marquee emerged a tiny figure in a flapping suit three sizes too big for him. He marched proudly to the stadium and stood to attention before Nyamasoya.
'In as much as, during your term of office, you managed to empty the treasury into your pocket, thereby preventing government funds from being wasted on health and education, and thereby enabling our people to become more self-reliant and independent, I award you the Distinguished Order of the Long Finger, First Class.'
Kafupi bowed his head as Nyamasoya pinned the Long Gold Finger to his lapel.
Then, as the music played, Kafupi turned and marched proudly away. He had almost reached the marquee when he tripped over his Long Gold Finger and fell flat. But he was saved by several distinguished judges who reached out with their long fingers and quickly pulled him inside, not wishing such a distinguished citizen to suffer any public embarrassment.
By now Nyamasoya had started on the next distinguished recipient. 'Mr King Kong, in as much as you have explained to the people that the petrol shortage is entirely due to their own panicking, and also due to greedy hoarding by petrol stations, you have made clear to the people that they must be independent and solve their own problems, and not blame the government.
In recognition of your extraordinary tenacity in defending the dodgy, I award you the Undistinguished Order of the Dubious Deal, Third Class.'
The crowd laughed as Nyamasoya made several failed attempts to put the ribbon over King Kong's enormous fat head, until he finally solved the problem by putting the ribbon over his own head, accompanied by enthusiastic cheers from the crowd.
'Finally,' declared Nyamasoya, as he held up another medal, 'I have to honour the Red Lipped Snake. In as much as you have made clear that the law exists to protect the rich from the poor, and in as much you used the principle of the separation of powers to put the government above the law, I award you the Despotic Order of the Destruction of the Constitution, First Class.
As he spoke, the Red-Lipped Snake slithered out of Nyamasoya's pocket, snatched the medal, and slithered back, quicker than a crooked lawyer can say nolle prosequi.
'And now,' said Nyamasoya, 'it is my pleasure to announce the part of the proceedings that brought you here - the Great Independence Feast. You will find the buffet behind the Main Marquee.'
'Oink oink,' grunted all the fat pigs as they rushed to push their fat snouts into the trough. But imagine their anger and despair when they found the buffet already surrounded by the palace guard dogs, a pack of vicious Dobermanns, who were busy finishing off the last scraps of a few scraggy chickens.'
'What happened to our feast?' snorted an irate rhinoceros.
'RB Capital Partners were given the catering contract!' another shouted.
As the pigs squealed with rage, there came the deafening 'chump-chump-chump' of a helicopter flying overhead and away, with Nyamasoya waving out of the window.
'Where's he going?'
'Off to a royal feast with the King of Swaziland!'
'Why is he doing this?'
'He's celebrating his independence!'
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Mass shootings and murders have tested America's relationship with guns.
America's struggle over gun violence and the right to bear arms has been raging for decades. Here's a look at key events in the United States' long, tortured relationship with crime and guns:
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Cullman County is recognized as the state's top agricultural community, a distinction that some farmers believe will be in jeopardy if the Alabama's tough immigration law takes effect Sept. 1.
"Those guys making those laws say they are doing it to help the people. That's bull. They're just after the majority support," said Keith Smith, a lifetime farmer on Gold Ridge Road.
Smith, who was a candidate last year for a county commission seat, said he has heard both sides of the immigration issue and believes a solution would be to allow visiting workers to buy a work permit. He said without the migrant workers, farms will be in deep trouble.
"They (politicians) say they are putting Alabamians back to work, but that won't happen. Few people want to do this work. We pay minimum wage and more, depending on how much the workers accomplish. I know one thing, if I was depending on American workers I couldn't do what I do," Smith said.
Smith has more than 150 acres of sweet potatoes in the fields in Cullman County. He also has poultry houses, hay, and other row crops. Like many farmers, he leases additional land for crop production outside of Cullman County.
"This is all I've ever done," said Smith, 54. "I grew up farming. I worked hauling hay and whatever needed to be done. But things have changed. Without the migrant workers, who are mostly Hispanic, you wouldn't be able to make a living farming."
Brian Kress, whose farm is located near Alabama Highway 157 in Cullman County, said he attended a meeting with state senators and representatives recently in Madison County to discuss the immigration law's potential impact on farms. He left with the impression that most of the politicians don't understand the farming issue.
"It's (immigration law) going to shut down agriculture as you know it," Kress said. "That's not what we think, that's what we know. It's going to affect everything — cotton, sweet potatoes, poultry."
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Is this normal.
It is normal to fantasize about other partners, maybe even during sex, but most people have the good sense to keep those thoughts to themselves.
If thinking about Sean Connery made my wife hot and revved up sex fro her a little, I really wouldn't care, but I don't really want to know about it. Especially not during the act. Sheesh.
Is he a cad like this generally, or just about this issue?
Some people seem to be under the impression that spouses need to tell one another *everything.* I think that's ridiculous.
The only fantasies your spouse/partner should talk to you about is what they want to do to or for you. I don't have many fantasies for my gf, because we talk and then do them.
Talk to your husband and let him know you don't want this to happen again. He's there to make love to you, not your gf. Good Luck.
"Funny how anything we don't do ourselves gets a negative label."
Exactly. Perhaps you should take your own advice and not be so judgmental of people with different ideas than yours.
Just because you have a different opinion on the issue than others who responded does not make your opinion better or more evolved. It just makes it different.
Judging from other things some of these folks have posted through the years, I'm pretty sure they're not nearly as sexually repressed as you seem to believe. They just disagree with you on this question.
If you and your partner(s) are happy acting out and sharing such fantasies, more power to you.
I am not judging anyone. People come here with problems and ask for advice, I try to be honest. If both partners are in agreement, I could care less if their sex life is adventurous or repressed. But if one is acting in a perfectly normal and acceptable manner and it is bothering the other because of the indoctrination they have experienced in life it is best that person knows the issue is theirs.
In the same way if someone suggested an activity that was beyond the scope or in some way dangerous or harmful, I would advise that person make the adjustment.
You suggest that a partner should lie in their relationship. Pretend they are not attracted to others or have no fantasies?
Every time we allow culture to stand in the way of nature we have problems. It is natural to desire others, culture to be threatened by it in others.
What you suggest ends up with both people being unhappy. The husband because he is being asked to repress perfectly natural desires that exist in us all that we should be allowed to share with the person that we are intimate with. His wife knowing she is making her husband unhappy and being unhappy herself because she thinks his fantasies are wrong when they are not by any reasonable conclusion.
It wasn't that long ago when there were laws against certain sex acts even between married couples. And there was some wife upset because her husband wanted to perform oral on her because it was so wrong and wanted to know what to do about this horrible thing her husband wanted to do.
He doesn't want her to join him driving off a cliff, just to take the scenic route home. She is in the one with a problem and explaining that is best for both of them.
We all stated that fantasizing is normal, but I pretty sure most people don't want to hear about someone else enjoying having the sex you're having with their partner.
I know I don't want to hear my gf describing having sex with my friend while I'm deeply involved in her or her wondering if my friend would do it any better. I know she wouldn't want to hear about me stating how much I'd like to do this sex act with her best friend.
Now would/have I fantisized about it. YES I have. When I'm having sex with any partner, I have had fantasties about doing her friend, but good taste tells me not to talk to her about it while I'm working deeply in her. What goes on in my mind at that time needs to stay there, unless it's encouraged to come out by my partner.
By the way, in 1890, normal was to sell or marry off your pre-teen daughters (after you test drove them), treat minorities and children less than dogs, and beat your wife. I don't think I want the 1890 normals.
Good Luck
You are pretty sure others don't like sex talk based on what? Have you studied thousands like Kinsey institute has? In other words you assume you would not like and others must be like you because you seem to assume you are right based on intuition.
Some people are very stuck in what was acceptable long ago or what they think they are supposed to believe. Society moves on slowly but surely and grows up.
In a sound healthy relationship you explore issues like these and come to a compromise solution that respects both of their desires.
I stick with my recommendation of possible solutions as it comes from doctors who specialize in sex and relationships. Often examining why we think something is not normal and we don't want it to happen we can solve our own reasons for thinking that way. If you are unwilling to try it says a great deal about your feeling for your partners happiness.
What if she said having sex other than in the missionary position and then only for procreation was not normal and she would not participate with her husband if he wanted it?
Same issue only made simplistic enough to understand.
In my opinion she needs to make an attempt to meet him half way. Sad to read to are afraid to be honest with your partner. We don't have secrets. Sometimes we find something we never thought we would like, is really enjoyable. Sometimes we compromise, but always we are honest.
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In recent months, Lavabit, based in Texas, and Silent Circle, based in Washington, D.C., both shuttered their encrypted email services. The companies said they couldn't keep them running knowing they were vulnerable to surveillance if faced with a dedicated enough attacker… which for Lavabit came in the form of the federal government when it wanted access to NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden's Lavabit account. Now the companies are teaming up with plans to offer an open-source tool that could make peer-to-peer, end-to-end encryption an easy add-on for any email service. The challenging part: they need to get other email providers – especially the heavyweights, Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft – to join them in offering the tool.
The easy part: the name, which sounds like a group of superheroes – or supervillains – depending on your perspective on monitoring and data-mining email. Lavabit and Silent Circle are the first two members of the "Dark Mail Alliance," a group of email providers who will give users control over the privacy of their email so that it can't be handed over to third parties, scanned for ads, or easily hijacked by an interceptor. "We're taking our inspiration from the Rebel Alliance," says Levison. "We're the rebels who have decided privacy is too important to compromise on. We're fighting to bring privacy back to the Internet."
"We believe email is fundamentally broken in its current architecture," says Silent Circle CEO Mike Janke, a former Navy SEAL. "This is an opportunity to create a new email service where the keys are created on the device and only the user can decrypt it."
The problem now is that – as the NSA leaks have made us painfully aware – almost all of us store our email with third parties and send it through a digital ether that has many stops along the way where it can be captured. On top of that, there's the possibility of our email being hacked, or being scanned by advertisers, or just being opened by a snoopy ex who has your password. Google and others have tried to make email more secure with two-factor authentication, but that doesn't solve that fact that the email sits "in the clear" on a server or in the cloud somewhere — a vulnerability that hackers can take advantage of. According to a new report from the Washington Post, the NSA has taken advantage of that vulnerability by infiltrating the links to Yahoo's and Google's data centers. Lavabit and Silent Circle think email should be unreadable – decodable only by the sender and the recipient. While it's possible to set-up encryption on your own, it's a laborious process – I know from experience; the Dark Mail Alliance hopes to streamline it.
Lavabit founder Ladar Levison and Silent Circle CEO Mike Janke got to meet and swap tales of encryption woe during a privacy event in Seattle in September. Silent Circle's impressive cryptography team had been working on a better email encryption system for some time, that wouldn't leak metadata to the provider (or the NSA) nor depend on keys stored on a provider's server. Levison meanwhile had been fighting the feds for months over their request to fundamentally break the security of his email service in order to get access to one of his users' accounts. Levison, who has given up email since shutting Lavabit down, had downloaded Silent Circle's encrypted text messaging service to have private bi-coastal conversations with his lawyer. He and Janke connected via Silent Circle and sat down in Seattle to talk about coming up with a new system together. Levison then flew to Silent Circle's headquarters for a week-long project-crunching session with his former-competitor's engineering team, including master cryptographers Phil Zimmermann and Jon Callas.
The "Dark Mail Alliance" plans to release a white paper about their tool, which relies on SMTP and XMPP. While still a work in progress, it will assign a private key to a particular user and populate it across their devices; put public keys and addresses into a public server; and store encrypted email for pick-up in the cloud. It's not the first time technology of this sort has been deployed. What would make this different is that it, if successful, wouldn't be sandboxed. If Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Hushmail, and others signed on – and that is a big if – you'd be able to send an encrypted email from one service to another "easily." Janke says the user interface is designed so that if you're sending to an address that's part of the system, it glows green, and if it's not, it glows red.
"Features of PGP are built into the code itself so it can function like regular email," says Levison. "We want to make it easy enough for your grandma to use."
"We want community participation on the protocols," says Silent Circle cryptographer Jon Callas. "But we are not going to be sitting around, waiting for permission to do it. We're going ahead with it even if it's just the two of us."
"We're going to try to get as many people involved as possible," says Janke. Levison announced the formation of "the Alliance" Wednesday at Inbox Love, a conference at Microsoft's Mountain View campus for, as you'd expect, mail geeks. "All of the major email service providers will be there," says Levison.
But will they want to join the Alliance? Given Lavabit's dramatic shutdown and the Snowden revelations about the extent of monitoring of our digital communications, there's momentum right now for the cause of more private email. And Lavabit and Silent Circle certainly have the industry's attention. "Everyone knows now that email is broken and has to be fixed," says Callas. But is that enough to get established providers to join their crew?
"We want to get the Googles, the Yahoos and the Microsofts to stand tall," says Janke. "But it will be an interesting friction point. These companies make money by mining their free email."
The dark mail tool would prevent scans of emails to deliver ads. Another potential downside from a provider perspective is that not being able to scan all emails will make it harder to root out spam, says Levison. But they hope that the fact that all email would be signed with particular keys will make it possible to develop a trust system around identity.
Intelligence and law enforcement agencies meanwhile, who have been complaining for years (perhaps disingenuously) about the Internet "going dark," might be the most frustrated with the Alliance. It would make it much harder to monitor people's emails or to read what they have stored in the cloud. I asked Lavabit – who is already fighting a court battle with the FBI – and Silent Circle whether they worried about the government reaction to their plan.
Levison says he does worry about criminals – terrorists and child pornographers – using the tool. "But I balance that with the need to speak privately as a fundamental part of any democracy," says Levison. "Government has brought this on themselves, where this kind of security became a necessity."
The Dark Mail Alliance project has the potential to be one of the single most important advances in technology and Freedom of our era and worthy of ubiquitous non-partisan support by all who cherish Liberty!
Good for them.
If they create a successful privacy product, this venture has the potential to return privacy to the individual – something that governments have taken away inspite of the 4th Amendment.
I am waiting eagerly for an email product that gives me both convenience and privacy – right now it seems to be an either/or proposition (and privacy is getting harder to believe in).
In the past pay email services had a tough economic time because people were will to pay for email with their privacy in order to save cash – thus the growth of gmail et al.
But we didn't know the true cost of that Faustian bargain. Now we do (or at least we have had a glimpse of how the system works – thank you Snowden).
Today, I will pay in cash for my privacy.
If I were Google I would move the scanning of email from the server into the client. The Gmail client could scan the email and select appropriate advertising for display after decrypting the content and without any personal information leaving the end-user's browser.
If these guys charge for their services, someone else will create the same service for free. Communication free of intruding eyes is a right. Despite the public campaign that "freedom is not free;" It actually is. Our rights are natural rights and this is no exception. Because natural rights are free, the equilibrium of price charged to achieve those rights is 0. The government can perpetually attempt to spend money to limit those rights, but when the cost of fighting them is just one person or team's time programming a small amount of code, and the result is freedom for all, many people will donate their time, just as we are donating our money to make this project happen.
Name is bad. Associations with hackers/crackers/anarchists will chase many potential supporters away. Call it something positive, like Free Mail Alliance. Or some fantasy name, like Blue Mail Alliance or Silver Mail Alliance. Or Safe Mail.
Anything, but stay away from the negative.
I wonder how this Dark Mail project would be different from and superior to BitMessage?
Already there are a few test web based implementations of BitMessage like bitmsg.me.
Go ahead, try sending me a message: BM-2cTTk5Jxoc1p1pJxkv3xR6b71D6VyCn1oY
What is to ensure that the NSA or other intelligence organization does not get its hands on the algorithms for this encryption scheme and use a back door with their own private key to enter with?
Although I am proud of these guys for their actions, and fully support them in their quest; I am not sure how they hope to create an entirely secure channel when the platforms that people work on: IE: Windows and MAC are cracked. If you start sending encrypted emails, the NSA will simply open the backdoor strait into your computer and start watching what you are typing in real time. They don't need to intercept the package in transit if they have access to the source and the destination.
The U.S. has a systemic problem now. Our country is run by a perpetual stream of mindless leaders who care nothing for the constitutional protections to be secure in your person, place, and effects. These issues were what once drove us to revolution by the British writs of authority. These modern methods are the new writs of authority, and if the government and specifically the "intelligence" sector of the government doesn't check itself and recognize that its role has nothing to do with what it is doing; there will be revolution again. It is already happening on the net as free men forever better the governments efforts to limit their ability to be secure in their 4th amendment rights.
Great to hear they're teaming up for better email security.
Hopefully it will be hosting in a country with strong Data Protection laws like The Bahamas!
So, phones could be tapped, quite legally, as soon as a judge hears the evidence of a possible criminal conspiracy? An irreversible, uncrackable messaging system for anybody who signs up? Why is it that the Valley libertarians believe that a perfect, no-back-door encryption is healthy again? It seems that the wholehearted attention on signals intelligence, and the utter horror that such a thing be contemplated in the Internet era, is wrong. What we need are protections against the government DOING things like torture, or false imprisonment, or saying there's WMD when they have a pretty good idea there's not, or killing foreign, elected leaders.
The issue with this is that the gov will come down hard on these guys and all it will take is for one to crack before the entire schema is compromised.
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First, a word of warning: If you don't already know what happens in Richard Linklater's Before Midnight, you're better off heading to Downtown West as soon as your schedule allows and watching the movie for yourself. There's really no way to discuss the movie without spoilers, so if you don't want to know anything about what Jesse (Ethan Hawke) and Celine (Julie Delpy) have been up to—I certainly didn't—stop reading now.
When we last left the couple in 2004's Before Sunset, the unhappily married Jesse was in Celine's apartment in Paris, about to miss his plane. (In case you don't remember, since it has been nine years, Jesse had reunited with Celine at a book-signing earlier that afternoon; his first novel was about the night the pair spent in Vienna nine years earlier, chronicled in 1995's classic Before Sunrise.)
In Before Midnight we learn that Jesse did miss that plane, opting for days (weeks?) of passionate sex with Celine before finally returning home to dissolve his marriage. That dissolution has not gone so well—nine years later, Jesse's ex still hates him (and Celine) and has taken the anger out in custody struggles over their son, Hank. Jesse and Celine have remained together but are now accompanied by 7-year-old twin daughters. Jesse's second novel, a recounting of his reunion with Celine, was a bestseller like his first, but his third, more theoretical book has not sold well. Celine's also frustrated with her environmental work and is considering a government position.
All of this setup is revealed in the first few minutes of the movie, as the couple drive back from the airport, where Jesse has just sent Hank back to the U.S. after he has spent the summer with them in Greece. The family returns to the vacation house where they are staying with several other couples, and, over dinner, a conversation about the nature of love and relationships occurs. Then Celine and Jesse head to a hotel in a nearby village for a romantic evening alone. What happens next is the heart of the movie—and it's not what you expect.
If you've ever been in a serious, long-term relationship, you've probably had a night like this: You're having a great time. You're feeling romantic. Maybe half your clothes are already off. And then something happens—a phrase is said, a sentence uttered that takes you out of the moment and into a different one. You express your frustration. Tensions escalate. Before you know, you're having one of the worst fights of your life.
This is what happens in Before Midnight—we watch Celine and Jesse have one of the most realistic, brutal, painful fights ever filmed, and we watch it in real time, in one long take. It's the kind of fight most married couples have at some point (although Celine and Jesse are technically not married), where dissatisfaction over everything from childcare duties to careers to sex to dirty socks spills out, and things are said that can't be unsaid.
The fight might play as something of a cross between Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and This Is 40 if it didn't feel so damn real. I think Before Sunrise has had such a lasting appeal because it always seemed like it was the kind of thing that could happen—yes, Jesse and Celine meet cute on a train, after she moves seats to get away from a couple fighting bitterly, but then they just walk around, and talk, and talk some more. It's exactly the conversation two somewhat intellectual college students would have while crisscrossing a European city over an evening. It's romantic, but it's not a romantic comedy. It just felt real.
Now, Jesse and Celine are that couple on the train—the other one, the one fighting. The illusions are gone, the romance has dissipated in the face of the reality of day-to-day life with children, stepchildren, exes, and jobs. If the first two movies were a realistic version of a fairy-tale romance, Before Midnight is what happens after the happy ending. It's alternately sweet and sad, horrifying and beautiful.
At the end of the movie, after the fight, Jesse finds Celine alone on the patio. He tries to charm her, to make her laugh. She's reluctant to engage. Frustrated, he tells her again how much he loves her but that there's only so much more he can take. This is true love, he says, this is what it looks like. This is as close as you get. But it's not easy, it takes work.
Eventually, Celine smiles, and as the camera fades out, the couple are laughing and bantering, yet clearly still fragile, still on edge. They've made up for now, but nothing they've fought about has been resolved.
Will they stay together? End things and have a friendly co-parenting relationship? End things as bitterly as Jesse and his ex? We can only hope Linklater checks back in 2022 with another update—Celine and Jesse at 50. He won't say one way or another whether another film will happen, or if he'll let the trilogy stand on its own, but with the three Before films, Linklater has indubitably created one of the most affecting portraits of a relationship across time in cinematic history. I, for one, hope it's not over yet.
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Posted at 3:21PM on May 18th 2014 by Plasty
Wow I seen the one from Albany ny before XD its still there too
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With the thongs one (116 of 339), I believe they mean flip-flops. Aussies call flip-flop, thongs. That's just the way we are.
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"No Parking Beyond This Point" and the ocean is behind it. Like Jeff Foxworthy said, "somebody must have tried it." in another context. They probably put up the sign after pulling a car out of the deep.
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I hope my photo ends up on the show oh and I messed up my home phone the last digets it ends in 2
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My state's Claim to Fame is the Scenic State Wine & Liquor Outlet. What a proud moment. As luck would have it, I've seen this sign for years, but never thought to take a picture of it.
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I don't know how but when I taped your Oscar next day show I got Tues. show with Miley! Thank goodness I could watch the best parts on your website! Cate Blanchette was a hoot! She is such a great actress. Your job hosting went perfectly, of course! I was a little shocked at the joke about Liza Minelli but you said she took it all in stride so....the selfie and pizza made up for it, for sure. Hope you do it again (hosting, I mean) and set another record viewership and break down Twitter! Love all you do and all you are. Take care.
Posted at 3:10PM on February 3rd 2014 by LaVon Delzer
I sent you birthday wishes.....God's blessings. It was interesting that you would ask who would like gifts for your birthday...seriously Ellen WHO WOULDN'T want gifts...lol Yes I did enter but guess I didn't win....seems my luck isn't so lucky....lol Enjoy all the good things you do! Again God's blessing to you and Porcha
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I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO SEND NEED/kindness letter since jan 17..cant upload photo. HELP.. Also, Im Canadian can I get tickets for show. Planning next christmas around trip to ANGEL ELLEN!
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Happy Happy belated birthday Ellen.My husband and i watch you daily don't know how i missed it, but any how hope you had an awesome day.Love ya.<3
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Happy birthday hope your day is as special as you are. Winona
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Happy Happy Birthday To You Ellen....hope your day and night are good!
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happy new year to everyone love Ellen and would love to get tickets for 12 days this year I have not heard of any one from a small town in Union City Tennessee being there and I would like to be the first
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I wonder if there is a happy ending after I get my nails done.
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I love these accidents.
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Ubuntu 6.06 LTS server release is nearing the end of its support life; Mark Shuttleworth, Founder of Ubuntu, and Jono Bacon, Ubuntu Community Manager, summarize what this milestone release meant to the Ubuntu project and community.
According the Ubuntu-announce mailing list announcement, Ubuntu Security Notices will no longer include information or updated packages for Ubuntu 6.06 (Dapper Drake) after May 31. The supported upgrade path from Ubuntu 6.06 LTS Server is via Ubuntu 8.04 LTS Server.
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