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Man finds bloody knife in yard
An Evergreen Magnolia Avenue man found a silver kitchen knife with what appeared to be blood on it in his yard on Aug. 12, according to a Goose Creek Police Department incident report.
The man had returned to his residence in the Montague Plantation Subdivision at 5:30 a.m. after the end of his shift.
The complainant said he picked up the knife, took it inside and went to sleep.
When he woke up at about 6:15 p.m. he decided to call police, according to the report. He told police the knife is not his nor does he own any knives that look like the one found in his yard.
The responding officer put on protective gloves and collected the knife as evidence, placing it in a cardboard knife evidence box. A police records search for the previous month yielded no reported stabbings, according to the report.
The case was closed.

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"Minimal design that sports minimal functionality."
on by NUddin77Pros Very small, looks great.
Cons Lacks standard features/functionality. No UPnP support. No Linux support. No web interface for management, proprietary software needed. Can't list connected devices via wired, only Wifi devices listed.
Summary Initial impressions out of the box was this is really tiny. Very small, small enough to fit in your palm and overall very minimal with only one indicator light on the face. Design wise, it's definitely an Apple product.
But trouble starts as soon as I hooked it up to the cable modem. There is very limited information on how to hook it up or manage it. First sign of trouble: there is NO web interface for it. While it is a standard practice across all other brands, Apple decided that you have to download a separate utility to manage this router which is only available for Mac and Windows OS. My Linus laptop be damned. Even still, setup was just a nightmare.
Since I have a smart TV, a PS3 and a printer via Ethernet, I decided to use a unmanaged ethernet hub to have those devices wired into the network. Unfortunately, while they all were all connected and had internet connection through the hub->Airport->Cable modem setup, none of the devices were discoverable in the network for file sharing. So that means my PS3 can pull files (music, photos, videos) from my desktop PC for viewing. It does NOT support UPnP! Which also means that I could not find the network printer without knowing the exact IP address.
How can you find the IP address of all connected devices on your network? You can't! The Airport Utility only lists devices connected through Wifi only. It does not list anything connected via wire so you have to go to each device and look up its IP address.
Overall, except for it's minimalist design which looks great, this is a very poorly designed product for the price. You pay more for less. Apple had an opportunity make the best router but this was a disappointment. Stay clear and buy something else.


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B&Bs in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Philipopolis house
29 Slaveikov str.The house benefits from its perfect location on a magnificent spot into the old town of Plovdiv reserve.
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Ulpia House
17 Tsar Kaloyqn SquareOn 2 floors, Ulpia Guest House has 7 guest rooms, dining room with TV, fully charged kitchen, balcony, lovely garden for relaxing time with BBQ, save room for luggage and sport equipment, 4 WC and 3 luxury bathrooms. The rooms are: 2 double, 4 triple rooms which are with common WC and bathrooms and 1 family room with up to 6 beds and WC and bathroom inside it. Each room with shared bathroom has bedside tables, individual wardrobe with locking for each guest, seating - stools with...
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Hristo Dyukmedjiev 28Mini hotel has 4 double rooms and every room has its own bathroom. The Hotel has a lobby bar. The reception and lobby are open 24 hours. Hotel mini does not organize events. During this period, from Monday to Wednesday there is a
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Antique Apartment KOKOB
Kapitan Rajtcho Str.44In our antique apartment the Art deco'stel KOKOB - the castle of art deco - we try with love and fondness in the home of our childhood to reproduce the atmosphere of the 30ies of the 20th century. This was the time when our grandparents fell in love, born their children and the world was still full of hope and fascination from the new machines and technology unaware the upcoming war. The first radio and the first telephone set in the family used for more than 60 years until the late 90ies...
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Guest Rooms " The old house "
2 Krastyo Pastuhov StreetWe offer 3 double bedrooms for reasonable price.
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Vodoley 6 AThe property is on a calm and quiet street and the building is thermo-insulated. Each room has air-conditioning, cable television, separate bathroom and toilet (regular disinfection). The rooms are clean with new beds and the furnishing is in
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Sankt Peterburg 38With the splendor of its comfort, Park Hotel Plovdiv offers a choice of 47 rooms and 7 suites with contemporary interior standards. The elegant rooms are stylish decorated with high-quality wallpaper and dark wooden furniture. Most of the rooms offer
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23, G. BenkovskiThe 3 Star DAFI Hotel is located in the very centre of Plovdiv, close the Old town and Djumaya Square. Furnished in modern style, the hotel provides excellent conditions for relaxation, and you can enjoy the charm of Plovdiv from the panorama view on
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05-31-2012, 09:36 PM #1Kiddie Apps
I was looking for a new app for my niece to play. Maddie and Matts A-Zs of Good Manners and Values caught my attention. I can say that it is a good app because it is about good manners and values. Try it and Im sure your kids will be able to enjoy this game while learning.


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I'm trying to do a silent installation of the DWG Trueview 2013 software on workstations (Windows 7, 64bit). I have edited the files
I have only changed "INSTALL_PATH"
If I run setup.exe manually the path is correct and the application installs to
"D:\Win32\Autodesk\DWG TrueView 2013\dwgviewr.exe"
But if I run silently (setup.exe /w /q /i setup.ini) the application defaults to original directory
"C:\Program Files\Autodesk\DWG TrueView 2013\dwgviewr.exe"
How can I resolve this so I can run the silent installer and that it "respects" my "INSTALL_PATH" parameter in setup.ini?
Rikard Strand, Norway
Did you ever get this figured out? I am also having troubles silently installing DWG TrueView.
No - I didn't figured out how to change the path.
The silent installation works (using Microsoft SCCM 2007 R2) but I need to use the default path.
Would like to be able to change the path so I have all software packages on the same path on my client systems.
Use this command line :
"C:\...\setup.exe" /w /t /l /q "C:\...\setup.ini"
But I cannot avoid shorcut on the Desktop...
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Verizon uses Super Bowl to show off LTE broadcast video
Verizon Wireless is testing out its cellular video service, called multicast, and will broadcast the Super Bowl over its network on Sunday.
The only catch is the trial is extremely limited -- in fact limited to a single room inside Verizon's Power House, a temporary installation set up in Manhattan's Bryant Park.
It's an extremely small scale test, but gives you a glimpse into the kind of service Verizon wants to offer later this year. As all of the US carriers begin to approach parity with their LTE networks, companies such as Verizon are looking for these … Read more


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Do you and your guy share passwords?Imagine this scenario: You break up with your (seemingly) normal boyfriend. Everything seems cool, but then his inner crazy comes out: He hacks into your Facebook account, steals personal photos, and generally makes your life hell.
By Meagan Morris
And yes, it can happen to you: A new study by online security firm McAfee found that one in 10 Americans have been cyber-threatened by an ex. Of those threats, the jilted ex followed through 60 percent of the time.
And the most disturbing part of the study? A staggering 50 percent of us share our passwords with our significant others.
WTF? That's just 50 shades of stupid.
First of all, you're allowed to have some semblance of a private life, even if you're married or a long-term relationship. Second of all, what happens if you break up? That just gives your ex all he needs to cyber stalk you-or worse, steal your personal photos and post them all over the Web.
And don't think he wouldn't do it, either: 56 percent of survey respondents copped to Facebook stalking their ex and monitoring their bank accounts and email. Scary.
The lesson? Keep your passwords private. And if you've already shared them with your guy? Stop reading now and change them.
Seriously-do it now.
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Sun Triangle at the McGraw Hill Building, Avenue of the Americas, NYC by Paul Katcher on Flickr.
If you think the greatest selfie ever made was photobombed by Kevin Spacey, you are wrong. It was photobombed by motherfucking Earth!
(NASA astronaut Mike Hopkins, Expedition 38 Flight Engineer, Dec. 24, 2013)
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This week's Sports Illustrated cover story looks at how Pete Rose's HOF status is regarded in light of baseball's Steroid Era.
Audrey Hepburn Mural, Little Italy, NYC by Paul Katcher on Flickr.
Well, that's one way to never lose a pro wrestling championship belt.
(via @DanGnajerle)
LeBron James sets a career-high and Heat franchise-record 61 points.
Street Art in SoHo, NYC on Flickr.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers unveiled their new uniforms today.
I didn't know they moved to the Arena Football League.
2014 U.S. National Team home jersey from @nikesoccer revealed.
"Carving Lincoln on Rushmore Granite" (1937), from the Acme Photography Bureau.
Now showing at The Morgan Library & Museum, as part of "A Collective Invention: Photographs at Play."
The New York Times reviewed the show.
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Family Feud asks, "Name something you pull out." Female contestant goes right there.
NASCAR legend Jeff Gordon pranks his pal as an ex-con cab driver ditching the cops. The passenger absolutely FREAKS, but is later rewarded with a Pepsi, which is a great cool-down after you've shit your pants.
Brooklyn Dodgers prospects in Dodgertown, Fla, 1948.
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Goalie masks for Saturday's NHL "Stadium Series" matchup between the Chicago Blackhawks and Pittsburgh Penguins at Chicago's Soldier Field.
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quote:Originally posted by Mosca It's not the editor's choice, it's the readers voting.
quote:Originally posted by MetroplexJim And this: http://www.imaginepittsburgh.com/ The Steelers host the Cowboys this weekend. And my economics students are giving me a rasher of "fecal material" over my wearing BLACK & GOLD this week. My calm response is that the best outcome for the Cowboys is no serious injury.
quote:Originally posted by Foodbme How come the PEE Gay-zette didn't include: Best Hot Dog??? Best Breakfast??? Best Hamburger??? Best Meatloaf??? Best French Fries??? Best Wings??? Best Tailgate Food??? Best Pieroges??? Best Fish Fry?? Best Food That P'Burgher's REALLY eat??? Buffetbuster--- You and some of our fellow P'Burgher Roadfood buddies need to start writing a Column for this Fish Wrapper. The Snob Food Editor CANNOT be a Native P'Burgher???????? (Probably from San Francisco, If you know what I mean!!!)
quote:Originally posted by Baah Ben I see where Kaya is on the list. It happens to be located in the space we once operated Fat Franks in..We sold it to a young man back in the early 90's who eventually had to close it down. Then Kaya was born and it has done very well. When they redid the place, they found out the main floor was infested with termites and was about to collapse! All this beautiful tile was trashed. I believe Kaya has now been in business at least 8 years...I believe a group of guys owns this and several other restaurants around town. Hey, good for them!
quote:Originally posted by Mosca From the Post Gazette, the winners of the People's Choice Restaurant Awards: Best Overall - Two Brothers BBQ - 5228 Thoms Run Rd Best Service - Blue Horse Coffee- 1535 Washington Rd Best Value - Taj Mahal- 7796 McKnight Road Best American Cuisine - Mirabelle Restaurant and Champagne Bar - 215 Allegheny Ave Best Barbecue - Two Brothers BBQ - 5228 Thoms Run Rd Best Cafe/Coffee House - Blue Horse Coffee - 1535 Washington Rd Best Caribbean Cuisine - Kaya - 2000 Smallman St Best Chinese Cuisine - Pan Asia Chinese - 5321 Clairton Blvd Best French Cuisine - Palate - 212 Sixth Street Best Fusion Cuisine - Blue - 1701 Duncan Ave Best German Cuisine - Penn Brewery - 800 Vinial St Best Greek Cuisine - It's Greek To Me - 1011 Brookline Blvd Best Icecream/ Desserts - Oh Yeah! Ice Cream - 232 S Highland Ave Best Indian Cuisine - Taj Mahal Inc - 7795 Mcknight Rd Best International Cuisine - Tana Ethiopian Cuisine - 5929 Baum Blvd Best Irish Cuisine- Monterey Pub - 1211 Monterey St Best Italian Cuisine - Alexander's Italian Bistro - 5104 Liberty Ave Best Japanese Cuisine- Nakama Japanese Steakhouse - 1611 E Carson St Best Korean Cuisine - Korea Garden - 414 Semple St Best Mediterranean Cuisine - Casbah - 229 S Highland Ave Best Mexican Cuisine - Franklin Inn - 2313 Rochester Rd Best Middle Eastern Cuisine - Amel's Restaurant - 435 Mcneilly Rd Best Pizza - Hunner's Deli Pizza - 811 Station Street Best Sandwiches - Jimmy John's Gourmet Sandwich - 506 Liberty Ave Best Seafood - Mitchell's Fish Market - 185 Waterfront Dr Best Steakhouse - Morton's The Steakhouse - 625 Liberty Ave # 180 Best Sushi - Sushi Tomo - 4812 Mcknight Rd Best Thai Cuisine - Thai Cuisine - 4627 Liberty Ave Best Vegetarian Cuisine - Hoi Polloi - 1100 Galveston Ave Best Vietnamese Cuisine - Pho Kim 88 - 4100 Library Rd
MetroplexJim I'm fixin Kraut & Kolbassy
wanderingjew MetroplexJim I'm fixin Kraut & Kolbassy It's Kolbassi
Foodbme wanderingjew MetroplexJim I'm fixin Kraut & Kolbassy It's Kolbassi Actually, it's Kielbasa
gostillerz Foodbme wanderingjew MetroplexJim I'm fixin Kraut & Kolbassy It's Kolbassi Actually, it's Kielbasa Kovbasa cause my Baba said so!!
MetroplexJim It's going to be a good day: the Steelers will be snacking on the Chiefs on Sunday Night Foorball. The only thing that would make that better would be some Isaly's BBQ hot chipped ham sandwiches washed down with Lemon Blennd and Myron Cope doing the Color on the broadcast ...


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Dates: | July 13-18, 2008 |
Description: | IFORS 2008 18th Triennial Conference of the International Federation of Operational Research Societies |
Location: | Sandton, Gauten Province, Sandton Convention Centre, South Africa |
Subject: | The subject of the conference is "Operational Research: Developing Communities, Managing the Connections amongst Them." [gemäß den Informationen des Anbieters - according to site editor's information] |
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In the mid-1960s, poet/critic Frank O'Hara and Dutch artist Jan Cremer collaborated on a series of prints that have never been shown in the U.S., until this evening, when Load of Fun opens a month-long show and hosts a reading of O'Hara's poems by Michael Ball, Chris Mason, Chris Toll, David Beaudouin, and Megan McShea. Load of Fun proprietor Sherwin Mark made the original prints for Cremer in Amsterdam back in the day, so that's how this work found its way to Baltimore. The readings begin at 7:30 pm.
Later tonight, Current Gallery hosts a party for the release of Proliferate, the tri-annual zine of new poetry.
Tomorrow, Soulful Symphony, after a year-long hiatus, kicks off its residency at the Hippodrome with a show that includes tributes to Motown and Michael Jackson; the Baltimore Playwrights Festival has its public reading marathon at Spotlighter's Theater with readings scheduled for 11 am, 1 pm, and 3 pm; and what figures to be an excellent show of Raoul Middleman's work (City Limits) opens at American University.
Sunday, drumming powerhouse Hans Bennink and an all-star band (including bassist Mike Formanek and pianist Lafayette Gilchrist) play Windup Space, the closing party for Crystal Moll's painting show at Silo Point starts at 3 pm, and Art on Purpose winds up its year-long Black Male Identity project with a day-long celebration/event at the Reginald Lewis Museum. The Lewis event, which lasts from noon to 5 pm, is free, open to the public, and includes live music, art activities, raffles, and the opening of the museum's new show, Dandy Lion: Articulating a Re(de)fined Black Masculine Identity.


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One thing screenwriters never dont consider about is which absentmindedness is a go-to tract device which moviegoers reply to time as good as time again. In this weekend's regretful fool around The Vow, Channing Tatum plays a father of a lady (Rachel McAdams) who suffers serious mental recall detriment after a automobile accident. Despite his intrepid efforts to win behind her heart, McAdams's impression has turn a a single lady upon earth defence to Tatum's advances. If we dont consider about to see The Vow this week finish in theaters, we have a integrate of alternative absentmindedness cinema value remembering upon front as good as VOD.
The Vow isn't a first—or we fright a last—romantic crack to fool around a absentmindedness hand. In 50 First Dates, Drew Barrymore plays a gal with anterograde amnesia—someone who has no short-term mental recall as good as forgets what happens any day—and Adam Sandler plays a male who falls in adore with her as good as has to consider up latest ways to "meet" her daily. Kurt Russell plays a carpenter who swoops up a rich heiress played by Goldie Hawn as good as convinces her which she is a mom of his young kids after a tumble off a vessel gives her absentmindedness in Overboard. In The Notebook, an aged male reads a adore story to a lady pang from Alzheimer's mildew which is essentially a story of their own intrigue which she doesn't remember. The conflicting happens in Eternal Sunshine of a Spotless Mind as Jim Carrey as good as Kate Winslet fool around an disloyal integrate which upon purpose has a mental recall of any alternative erased from their minds.
The many successful cinematic amnesiac array has got to be a Jason Bourne movies, together with The Bourne Identity, The Bourne Supremacy and The Bourne Ultimatum. Matt Damon stars as a puzzling suggested impression who wakes up not meaningful who he is though finds a CIA hell-bent upon receiving him out for unwell a goal he doesn't remember.
Extreme mental recall detriment seems to be a visit sign of assassins as good as supervision agents—at slightest upon film. In Unknown, Liam Neeson gets confused after his cab takes a float in Berlin as good as he cannot apart his cover from reality. In The Long Kiss Goodnight, Geena Davis is a happily tied together schoolteacher until she hits a deer, crashes her automobile as good as starts to recollect a fatal murderer she used to be. Arnold Schwarzenegger plays a building a whole workman who discovers which he is unequivocally a Mars leisure warrior whose mental recall has been erased in Total Recall, a reconstitute of which is due in theaters this August.
Like Total Recall, Paycheck is additionally formed upon a Philip K. Dick sci-fi story as good as stars Ben Affleck as a retreat operative who undergoes mental recall wipes to strengthen his clients' egghead skill as good as himself. The complete proletariat in Dark City undergoes mental recall wipes as good as mental recall implants any night during a hands of a visitor Strangers until a single male (Rufus Sewell) remembers which it's not right to disaster with a minds as good as rises up opposite them.
Sometimes a misfortune thing about remembering who we have been is not fondness a chairman which we find. This happens to Laura Harring's impression in David Lynch's mental thriller Mulholland Drive. Harring loses her mental recall after a automobile mutilate upon a important travel as good as stumbles down a mountain as good as hides out in a stranger's apartment. There she pieces together fragments of a distressing things she did to wide-eyed determined singer Naomi Watts. Watts additionally shows up in Dream House to assistance Daniel Craig recollect what unequivocally happened to his mother as good as daughters in a residence opposite a travel from where she lives.
The many perplexing as good as hypnotizing film about mental recall detriment has to be Christopher Nolan's Memento starring Guy Pearce as a male incompetent to form latest memories who is desperately perplexing to figure out who raped as good as murdered his wife. Pearce's anterograde absentmindedness forces him to write thriving records as good as permanent skin stain reminders upon his physique since he can't recollect who to trust. The film interweaves dual sections—black-and-white sequences which take place chronologically as good as tone sequences shown in retreat sequence which intersect during a finish for a intolerable explanation which we will never forget.


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By: Jessica Rae
A local actress holds a movie premier at the Sioux City Community Theater.
Lindsay Washburn stars in the film "The Caribbean Heist."
Lindsay started filming the movie last October in Miami, but she's back in Sioux City now for a Siouxland red carpet premier.
Washburn says, "Really what tonight is about is the local arts in Sioux City because there's a lot of stuff here, lots of people doing lots of different projects, and we just wanted a night to kind of celebrate that, and hopefully raise some money for the community theater at the same time."
Friends, family, and fans gathered at the Sioux City Community Theater tonight to watch the new film.
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Suggitt Builds 7s Roster at Elite Camp |
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It's been a month and a half since the USA Women's 7s team competed at the Dubai 7s, and when they returned home, they were less than satisfied with their performance abroad. "We lost to Canada 36-0, England 30-0 and Australia 22-5," USA Women's 7s coach Ric Suggitt recalled. "They were the top three teams – and that doesn't include the Black Ferns [who weren't in attendance], and France and Netherland, which weren't in our pool. We need to recognize where we are in the pecking order. We're getting beat like that right now, so we've got some building to do." That building process took its next step during last week's High Performance players camp in Florida, where 32 7s pool players were joined by 54 15s and 42 All American players. The assembly was a developmental camp, but Suggitt also used it to choose his two squads for the Women's International Invitational 7s, which will occur alongside the USA 7s tournament in Las Vegas February 10-12. "I was looking for 24 healthy players," Suggitt said of his goals during camp. "As we move forward, we can hopefully put it together and finish in the top two spots. We set the target high for ourselves … but we realized we have a long road ahead of us. We're not fooling ourselves, but we're excited." In attendance at last week's camps were the eight contracted players who will be taking up residency in Chula Vista's Olympic Training Center this week. Suggitt himself will be relocating to California on Monday while the rest of the squad trickles in. Vanehsa McGee and Kaelene Lundstrum are already en route, and once the full roster arrives, they'll begin training the week following. Las Vegas will be their first test, and the USA team will be supplemented by the Stars & Stripes side, which includes three of the younger contracted players. "They're good and young," Suggitt said of the developmental side. "They might surprise some teams and finish in the top four." The official rosters for the Women's International Invitational 7s will be released shortly, and we should see a handful of younger athletes, like Erica Cavanaugh, suiting up in the red, white and blue. "She's been in the All American, 15s and 7s pools, and she got her invite," Suggitt said. "She's putting her whole heart and soul into USA rugby. It goes to show that if you attend these camps and put in a solid effort, then you'll get recognized." We might also see some non-traditional 7s athletes filling out the rosters, as Suggitt was able to exchange players with 15s head coach Pete Steinberg and Collegiate All American coach Martha Daines during camp. Daines lent four of her athletes to scrimmage against the 7s players, and he was particularly impressed with U20 stars Ashley Okonta (Notre Dame) and Meya Bizer (Woodlands, Texas). He also worked with 15s players Jill Potter, Lynelle Kugler and Sylvia Braaten, all of whom left a lasting impression with Suggitt. Meanwhile, the 7s coach sent Steinberg eight of his players – including Katie Dowty, Amy Daniels and Sadie Anderson, all of whom were on the Nations Cup squad this summer – to work with the 15s pool. "I joke with Pete and Martha that I'm here to steal all their good players," Suggitt said. "Hopefully I can help them [the players] out in the open field with decision-making and recognizing situations better, and they can bring something back to the 15s program. We're very good about talking and sharing information on players. There's no closed door. "We're trying to get more international competitions for our rugby athletes," Suggitt continued. "With the 15s, they'll have one maybe two tours this year, so we have to offer other avenues." |


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Only exhibition of its kind during the present CoP. Looks at 20 years of climate change negotiations through a cinematic prism
Warsaw, November 18, 2013: "Dumb happens. So can smart." At the 19th Conference of Parties (CoP) on climate change currently in progress in Warsaw, Poland, the world has stuck to its guns and reached nowhere.
"The option is to remain dumb and continue as before. But the smart way would be to get out of this black hole by collaborating with fairness and equity. By looking for business-unusual answers. By de-linking economic growth from carbon dioxide emissions," said Chandra Bhushan, deputy director general of Centre for Science and Environment (CSE).
This is exactly the message of a poster which is part of a unique poster exhibition titled 'Climate Talkies'. The exhibition was opened here today by CSE with the support of the Heinrich Boll Foundation. Consisting of 10 key posters which take the viewer on a 'cinematic' journey through 20 years of climate negotiations, the exhibition will remain on view till November 22, 2013 at the Café Nowy Swiat. "Dumb happens" – an allusion to the film Dumb is Dumber -- is the lead line of the poster on CoP19.
Said Chandra Bhushan, who opened the exhibition: "Climate Talkies is our light-hearted and different way of looking at how negotiations have happened.all these years."
'Climate Talkies' takes its inspiration from some of the greatest and most iconic Hollywood film names of all times, starting with The Sound of Music, and including movies like The Full Monty and Catch Me if You Can in its lists. Each poster then proceeds to talk about one year of negotiations, beginning with the 1992 Rio conference.
Warsaw: will the world act smart?
The first week of climate negotiations in Warsaw have been largely a fruitless exercise, point out CSE analysts who have been following the CoP. Developed countries, instead of willing to reduce emissions, look all set to actually increase their emissions by 2020. Japan, which had earlier agreed to reduce emissions by 25 per cent below the 1990 level by 2020, will in reality increase emissions by 3 per cent.
While the developing world suffers the impacts, developed countries continue to dither on commitments for finance for adaptation and loss and damage. Chandra Bhushan says India's role has been particularly unsavoury. "India has not been able to secure a climate deal based on equity and justice, neither is it able to tell the world about the climate impacts that it is reeling under – as seen during the devastating Uttarakhand floods or cyclone Phailin. India will have to be much more proactive in pushing the agenda," says Bhushan.
'Climate Talkies' thus attempts to add a bit of zing to a climate conference which, at least till the beginning of its second week, remains a lackluster exercise at best.
For more on the Warsaw climate convention and the Climate Talkies exhibition, please visit http://cseindia.org/content/cop19-warsaw.
In continuation to our initiative to understand global climate negotiations for better media reporting about the ongoing discussion at the global forum, a group of 5 journalists are taken to Warsaw this year. The following journalists are supported by CSE , where they get to attend sessions, events and negotiations first hand:
1. Nitin Sethi, senior assistant editor, The Hindu, Delhi
2. Vishwa Mohan, assistant editor, The Times of India, Delhi,
3. Jayanta Basu, special correspondent, The Telegraph, Kolkata,
4. T G Biju, senior journalist, PTI, Delhi,
5. Hitendra Sharma, principal correspondent, Dainik Bhaskar, Jaipur,
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CoP17 Durban | |
CoP16 Cancun Mexico |
CoP15 Copenhagen, Denmark | |
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Bonn Germany | |
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CoP14 Bonn/Poznan | |
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Naughty Little Kids Doing Nasty Things
Fiction, Blowjob, Consensual Sex, Exhibitionism, Incest, Oral Sex, Virginity, Young
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Gender: Male Age: 60 Location: Good Old South, USA
Posted: 2010-09-22
Young kids learn to do nasty things
JackassTales…Tale #53…Readers; DON'T READ THIS…if you dislike sex stories with preteen characters or incest. On the other hand, if you're a big boy or girl who knows it really can happen, read on. This is not my usual style of written story so I'm uncertain of how it might work. I'm writing this in response to a challenge/contest. Per rules, I have used no names and minimal descriptions. I invite the reader in for participation.
P.S. This is written in sort of an exaggerated redneckish voice. I mean no disrespect to rednecks (of which I am one). Some sentences or paragraphs may be short and stilted. The idea for the story came partly from my own boyhood experience and a recent reminder when I saw a young schoolgirl daughter of a friend lying all over her cousin. Their flirtations led to this, my shortest story. So, as the kids say, ready or not, here it comes.
Naughty Little Kids Doing Nasty Things
Oh my goodness, won't you look at that! Can't you see what they're doing? What's the matter? Cat gotcha tongue? Why, I know for a fact that that there gal is only a 2nd grader! I believe that boy cousin of hers is way up yonder in the 6th grade. But hell, them two is too danged young to be fooling around like that! Don't you think so, too? Well shit, ain't you gonna gimme any help here atall?
Okay, be like that, but if you can't help me figure out what to do, can't you at least stay here and watch till I get it figured out? Pipe in if you got anything to say. Wonder whose bedroom this is. It ain't boyish enough to be his nor girlie enough to be hers.
If you ask me, that little gal is the ringleader in this show. Look at the way she's laying all over that boy and putting her hands on him. Now, them younguns are supposed to be watching a TV program. Of course, there's not one thing wrong with them laying on the floor to do it. Way back when I was a kid, I loved to watch TV from down on the floor. I bet you did too, didn't you?
At least them kids has got their clothes on. Well, I reckon mostly. Socks has been kicked off, and well, yeah that boy don't have his shirt on neither. But ever stitch of that girl's outfit is on! Although, as you can see with your own danged eyes, that skirt of the girl's dress is riding up quite a bit too much on her legs. Why, from where I'm looking, I can almost see the bottom edge of her panties! Oops, there it is! For goodness sake, in my day, gals was taught better!
I reckon my 'curious button' has gotten pushed on now because I'm beginning to wonder just what that unpredictable little lady is gonna do next! Ain't you? Oh goodness, there goes her hand. Oh that was quick, but didn't you see it? Why, she goosed him right between his legs! That just ain't right on so many levels. Is it? I'll give that boy credit, he did behave in a more proper way by pushing her hand away and saying "Quit it."
Come to think of it, that boy's words were not said very forcefully and he didn't put much authority behind them. Why, that gal might take it as if he didn't really want her to "quit it".
Wha'd I tell you? Look a yonder. That gal is goosing him again! And danged if I wasn't right, he ain't telling her to quit it this time! She is now sitting up just a little but she's hovering over him close. That hand of hers is smacking his belly, but she ain't smacking very hard. Ouch, why that little devil pinched one of his boy-nipples! Oh heck, she pinched the other!
You can't blame him for getting her back. Can you? Quick as he could, he reached out to where he reckoned she had a nipple bump on her chest, and he pinched it. He pinched the other one, too. I was always a big believer in that old saying about turnabout being fair play. She gave pinched nipples, so she got pinched nipples in a turnabout way. Fair's fair!
Wait a dang minute! That gal ain't supposed to 'like' getting her nipples pinched! But there she is holding that boy's hands against her chest and rubbing them around. I been hoping the boy wouldn't really play along with her, but we menfolk ain't got a blessed chance when a female gets to toying with us! Don't you men at least agree?
Oh, looky there at what that sneaky little wench just done. While that boy is rubbing her chest, she's run her hand down inside his pants. I can tell, plain as day that she's doing quite a bit of rubbing down there also. Hey, what's that beaming look coming into the boy's eyes? If there's a little girl's hand wrapped around his wiener, why he ain't got a chance in hell!
Now what? Her hand's coming outta his pants, but she grabbed his hand again. Is she lifting that skirt of her dress? Oh lord-a-mercy, she's showing him how to put his hands in her panties! Ha, ha, young lady, he can't get them both in, can he! Oh, she had a fix for that, of course she did. Just as natural as pie, that little imp pulled her panties down below her ass. I didn't see that one coming. Did you?
Now she's done it. She's laid herself down on her back and she's taken that boy's hands with her. By the way he's playing, he's having lots of fun. Well, I reckon it's no damn wonder! Even with her panties keeping her from spreading her legs wide, can't you see that pretty little pussy of hers? Don't you reckon it was made up in heaven especially for this boy down here? Lucky little bastard, ain't he?
Oh my goodness, now she undoing his pants and helping him to pull them down. What the hell am I supposed to do? Well, anybody got any bright answers? Speak now or forever…well, you know. Now, if I was the daddy of one of these two, I might go ahead and stop it right here. Truthfully though, if I was the daddy of the boy, I might let him go ahead and play. Come on now; don't give me any grief over that 'double standard' crap. But I ain't the daddy to either, yet I am an uncle to both. So, can someone please direct me to a book telling about the duties and responsibilities of an uncle in a situation like this? Anybody, atall?
I reckon I'm learning now. I wasn't even a little bit surprised when that girl laid herself down atop the boy. It was kinda obvious it would happen. But don't you think that these two are now getting in over their heads? I mean there was still a lot going on here. She was a wiggling all around from above and he was squirming underneath. But his little pecker wasn't even sticking between her legs where it belonged! It for sure wasn't any place where there was a hole. Oh how fitting was the saying, so near yet so far away!
Taking a different road, the girl stayed aboard the horse she was on, but she changed riding outfits. I was watching when she grabbed her dress, pulled it up over her shoulders, popped it over her head, and then threw it off. I supposed she decided that even panties were too much, so take them off she sure did. Without seeking consent, the girl child decided her companion in this sinful crime needed to be similarly dress, so she removed his clothing also.
Now here I am watching two naked kids playing around just like some peeping tom neighborhood child molester. I'm pretty damn sick ain't I? Well, since you're here, ain't you a sicko, too? Wait a minute, the boy has got a hold of the girl's pussy and he won't let it alone! See that? She smacked his hand, but he just grabbed another hold with the other hand. Aha, a boy after my own heart; a boy who loves pussy! Go get it fella!
That's a sharp little girl there, so maybe she is figuring this turnabout is fair play stuff goes both ways. She started grabbing hold of the boy's little pecker and she soon had him back under control. Before long, they're both doing a lot of grabbing and fondling. They seem to be having a good deal of fun. Now, we want them to have fun, don't we? I mean the kind that's sorta clean, healthy, we're-going-to-do-it-anyway kinda fun.
Back on the floor they go. It seems like they're going to give that laying on top of each other idea another go. First, he's on top, then she's on top, and there's a whole lot of wiggling and squirming around. Hear that? I believe they're saying, "That feels good", time after time.
But nothing they do seems to be achieving a sought after goal. Wonder what they're after. Whoa, that prissy little missy went and mentioned the 'O' word! Wherever in this world could she have heard it and what could she possibly know about what an orgasm was? Knowing schools these days, I wouldn't be a danged bit surprised if she'd learned all about it there! Heck, if the teachers are going to teach about it, don't you reckon they might as damn well teach the boys and girls about how to get them feelings called orgasms?
I imagine I can go ahead and tell something to you fellow perverts. I never admitted this to a soul, but I betcha you've done something similar to what I did your own self. When I was a boy, of about this boy's age, I had got my hands inside a few pairs of panties myself. That's how I just happen to know that little pussies are mighty fine things to play with. Lordy, they's the best things in this whole wide world! And atop of that, them little gals just went crazy with playing with my young cockstick!
But here's the god's own truth; I never give a one of them gals an orgasm and they never give me one! I didn't know how to and I reckon they didn't know how to neither. Now, ain't that the most sorrowful shame you ever heard of? Thinking back on it, I'm pissed off for sure. What a shitty waste!
Now, right there in front of my eyes, is another boy and girl suffering the same fate me and my gals did way back when. Hell, it ain't no more fair now than it was then! Is it? Why, for two cents, or even one, I'd march right into that room and teach them younguns how to make each other feel really, really good! Anybody got two cents, or even a penny? What do you think, shouldn't I go ahead and just do it?
Oh shit, we've been caught spying, at least, I have! Them kids had climbed up and laid on the bed to play and one of them caught me looking. That boy covered up his pecker with both hands. The girl covered her pussy with one hand and her other went to her chest even though she didn't have anything there to hide. They both had blushes all over their faces and they tripped all over each other when they said, "Please don't tell Mama, oh please, please don't, Uncle…"
"Hush," I quickly quieted them. "You don't want to be fussing so much or your mamas will hear you yourselves!"
Mention of these two mamas brought up some fond memories. Yep, you guessed it. Both of their mothers were girls in whose panties my hands had played as a boy. And, each mama had wrapped her hand around my boyhood penis. A good time was had by all of us. But, like I said, not good as it could have been.
"Uncle…?" that little girl started then stopped. "Are you not gonna tell? Oh, thank you. I know we are being really bad, but…"
I'm going to ask, even though I know I shouldn't, "But…what, honey?"
She's a firecracker that one is for a fact. "But…so…if you're not gonna tell…" she brazenly sparked. "Does that mean we don't have to stop? It's so much fun!"
See, what did I tell you? Ain't she a corker? "Why baby girl, whatever suits you tickles me just fine!" I answered back.
Remember back when I told you I believed this girl was the ringleader here? Well, she proved so again. She took her hands off her 'private' parts and exposed her pussy and non-existent tits. The boy was more reluctant, so she pulled his hands away from his pecker and ordered him to leave them off. Hell, if I was him, I wouldn't cross that girl, not if I wanted another piece of pussy from her!
So, back to 'it' the kids went while seemingly paying little attention to their old uncle who had taken a seat on a corner of the bed. Once again, there was lots of tussling and wrestling with one naked body on top for a few minutes then the other. There was also a great deal of grab-handy touching and fondling with some pulling and tugging thrown in.
While the boy undoubtedly loved the pussy he played with, that little girl child seemed to have an exorbitant fascination with the swollen pecker she had hold of. She tugged on it and pulled it every which away she could. Good golly, I reckon she'd a jerked it off and ate it, if she could have!
"Why don't you kiss it, girl?" I suggested.
Hey you, don't tell me you weren't thinking she ought to do the very same damn thing!
The girl hesitated not. She kissed it. She kissed that hard penile pole with maybe a dozen or more soft gentle kisses.
"Why don't you lick that horny, round tip and maybe even the shaft?" I followed up.
With no reluctance, the tip of her tiny tongue darted out time after time and licked the dry penis tip. The wetted penile head swelled with an inflow of blood. As she licked the shaft, veins popped out and racing blood ran through and around its length.
"Girlie, you might as well go ahead and suck on it all!" I directed.
As if she had been born for this reason, that little bitty girl started suckling on that boy's pecker meat with the hunger of a carnivorous beast. Knowing no better, she chewed and she suckled with a merry mirth.
I do believe that the young fella was experiencing his own measure of mirth. His face was alit with a heavenly radiance. I'd betcha a danged dollar this was one boy who had never been within spitting distance of getting a blowjob before!
Now, as I mentioned before, I never had a kindly old uncle to tell any girl how to suck on me until I had an orgasm. But, since this one did, I believe he was fixin to have one just about any time now. And, since I never had any orgasms at this boy's age, I didn't know if he was old enough to shoot out liquid when he did. So, I wasn't sure if I should say anything to warn the little girl. What do you think?
Oops, too late! I think the young fella is blowing right now! Yep, he's a squirming around, he's pulling the girl's head into him, and he's squinting his eyes real tight. Lordy, he's cumming for sure! The girl is still eating his meat so he must not be shooting out much or else she'd be a gagging or spitting. No, I was wrong. She's doing something I totally unexpected. Why, she's swallowing! Did you ever see the like?
I reckon that boy didn't squirt too long because the girl soon quit swallowing. She sucked a few more minutes then quit. I know one thing for goddamn sure, that gal might be a young one, but she's a mighty fine little cocksucker! She looked at the smiling boy then she looked toward me with kind of a questioning look in her eyes.
"Can't I get something like that done to me?" the curious gal finally blurted out.
Hot damn, now there's a girl with some get up and go get it spunk! "Sure you can, Little Miss!" I replied. "Lay yourself down there on the bed flat on your back and spread your legs. Boy, get yourself down there and put your head between her legs. Yeah, like that. Now, kiss that sweet pussy. Ain't that a nice one?"
The boy didn't answer and I didn't expect him to. Hell, if I was kissing on a sweet little pussy like that, I wouldn't answer either. He was an awkward pussykisser, but he was an eager to learn pupil.
"Kiss them pussylips right along the center of their crack," I instructed. "Lick on them, too. Now kiss down into that valley on the right side of that sweet little pussymound. Smells good and musky, I bet. Lick it while you're there. Kiss it some more then switch over to the left side pussy valley and start it all over again. Oh, that's fun, ain't it?"
I tell you I've seen some fine porn pictures and movies in my day, but I ain't seen nothing to match the erotic wonder of watching that boy discover the delights of his cousin's pussy! But wait, the best is yet to come.
"Boy, I'm gonna tell you how to look at something that'll get stuck in your memories forever," I promised. "Spread them cracked pussylips and you will see a heart treasure worth more than diamonds or rubies. That's it spread them wide. Oh god, see that tiny thingy pointing up there? That's a 'clit'. Flick it with your tongue and watch it bend over then spring back up. Yeah, now flick it the other way. That's it, keep on flicking it and licking it then I want you to start sucking on it. Oh yeah, it's sticking out far enough to get your lips hooked onto it so you can suck and tug on it. If it pops out of your mouth, just reach and get yourself another bite. Good boy!"
Goddamn lucky bastard! I wish the hell I was him! Don't you? Course you do…I mean if you're any kind of a man…or a certain kind of a woman. I'm going to let the boy have his clit fun for a while then I'll let him know about a girl's hole. Hell, would you believe it, I was already a teenager before a girl finally directed my tongue to her hole! Sheeit, I went plum cunt crazy then!
"Ouch, that's too hard!" I heard. "Don't push into my hole so hard! But, don't stop."
Ha, seems like I underestimated my young fella. Why, he found that girl's tight little pussyhole all by himself! "Boy," I say to him. "You can kiss and lick and eat your girl's pussymound and pussylips and clit nearly as rough as you dare, but when it comes to that tender hole, you gotta be gentle. At least, till it's broken in."
That boy followed the girl's orders and my advice. He got back to his pussyeating pleasures, yet he was very cautious to not only be careful with the hole but the whole danged vaginal shebang. His tongue made searches down into the pussy valleys a few more times and his lips kissed the musky flesh there. He got hold of that little clit several times, sucked it, and pulled on it like a milk-starved calf needing nourishment. Of course, his tongue spent quite a bit more time at the entrance to that unbroken pussyhole where he learned how to do kind of a twirly-licky movement that seemed to be driving the girl crazy.
That gal sure was a wiggling her little ass on the bed for sure. She was a moaning softly and whimpering like a whipped pup. But, she was sounding an awfully lot like she was sure enjoying herself. Then, all at once, she cries out and I know an orgasm has hit her. God, I'm glad I closed the damn door behind me! With her hands thrown over her mouth, that girlchild there getting her pussy eaten, cried out in delight several more times. I wasn't even 100% sure girls her age could orgasm, but I was now 100% sure this one could!
Wow, that was sure good fun for me to watch! I bet it was pretty damn good for you too, huh? Ain't you glad you stuck around to see? Now, don't you damn dare pull that 'Holier Than Thou' attitude with me! You're as guilty here as I am.
I sat there beside the playing kids a little while longer. The overjoyed boy was almost through with the delighted girl. Taking one last look at her spread pussy, I thought that there just couldn't be anything prettier than the pink of her orgasming pussyflesh. The kids finished up without further comment from me.
When they finally quit, I expected them to have that feeling called 'the little death', you know, the guilty-like feeling you get when it's over. However, I saw no signs of it here. They didn't rush to get their clothing on nor did they make any attempt to cover their nudity.
In fact, the boy sat up, stuck out his hand, and shook mine with a 'thank you' look in his eyes. The girl did him one better. She got up and knee-walked over to me then threw her arms around my neck. I held that naked little girl in my arms and hugged her with one hand on her back and one hand, god help me, on her sweet little ass. I blame the devil himself for my wickedness, but one of my fingers went between that girl's legs from the back and ended up at the still wet entrance to her pussyhole. I twirled it around a time or two. Believe this or not, but strong pussymuscles were squeezing my fingertip in an invitation for it to come on in! Forbidden lusts made my finger twirl a few times more. Damn my soul, but I swear the girl's little body shuddered with another mini-orgasm or two!
Finally, the sweet child kissed my cheek, pulled away, and I stood. As I headed for the door, I said in farewell, "Bye kids, have fun." I opened the door, closed it, and then took a deep breath. God, I was hornier than a Longhorn bull in a corral full of in-heat heifers! I needed a piece of pussy really bad! When I turned down the hallway, who should I see coming my way but one of those kids' mamas.
I strode toward the attractive woman, grabbed her arm, and pulled her aside. "Sis," I whispered. "I need some hot, wet pussy to pound hard with my cock and I need it right now! Yours will do just fine!"
Finding an empty bedroom, I pulled the willing woman inside. She began throwing off clothing and kissing me passionately, then like a couple of naughty kids doing nasty things, we…
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