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Gender: Male Age: 54 Location: USA
Posted: 2011-01-07
finishing the 30 year dream fuck of young red head virgin.
Bio I had the privilege of having this 110 pound beautiful red head hotty for her first, and second Fuck!
IF YOU READ PART ONE SkIP TO THE BREAK IN PAGE FOR PART TWO!!!!!!!!
Still the girl of my Dreams Part One
As I sit by the fire dreaming of a day long gone a familiar tingle begins to stir deep in my loins. I fight the urge to walk down the old path but it soon overwhelms my senses and I reluctantly give in and reach for the journal long written and put aside but never forgotten.
I find the old pages well worn from the passing of three decades, I linger for a moment, waiting for you to join me in our walk down memory lane.
As always it takes a little coercion to convince you the ecstasy that awaits is not only worth it but just some how right.
Two young vibrant adults looking for some satisfaction in a cold boring world.
The summer heat has come and gone and left us a golden brown and as the clothes come off we are reveling in the soft touch of the hidden parts still pale from birth.
I tug at the last shred of restraint as you implore "Don't take my panties off."
I pause in consideration waiting for the grin of ascent and you spread your legs as they finally come free.
Your eyes are drawn to the manhood that now swells and throbs as precum drips from the opening.
Licking your lips preparing for the next hot kiss. Your lips are moistened as you absent-mindedly reach to cover your now wet love nest.
I let it go and reach for the perfect c cup breast that now heave and blush with the thrill of excitement.
The nipples unmolested now stand as testament that your hunger for sexual release have over ridden the fear of the unfamiliar man in your bed kneeling between your spread legs.
Everything you are experiencing from this point is a first, I watch as you suck in a strained breath as I pinch the erect nipple.
They are so perfect I just can not resist I start with my tongue flicking then nuzzle and finally suckling as I feel the tension in your final resistance turn to curiosity then pleasure.
It happens in the eyes they were watery on the brink of tears but now they are ablaze with unbridled hunger.
Your hands now instead of blocking my progress are masterfully massaging the moist clit to peaked erection.
I take one hand and suck the thumb into my hot mouth holding it for a brief moment of anticipation.
Your raised eyebrow tells me you are not sure what the feeling is from, but it makes the blood rise to the neck and cheeks.
I taste the feminine juices from the tips of your fingers and my cock leaps in anticipation.
I reach for the first time to the nakedness between you long beautiful legs and find the wetness has begun to run down into the crevice between the round smooth ass cheeks.
I cant wait to feel this hot wetness squeezing my manhood but a deep sigh tells me you are not quite there.
I Kiss those swollen lips once more and you seem to melt into the moment, I am caressing your breast and slowly moving down your flat tummy. The bush is flame red and I maneuver you to touch my hot rod.
At first you pull back but the heat and curiosity win as you use your delicate fingers to softly stroke my cock.
I really don't want to come yet so I focus on you and getting you ready for penetration.
One finger slid into the wetness and the second one encounters what I thought was a tight virgin pussy. I softly and gently give a generous attempt at timing my moves for maximum pleasure for you.
Your increased breathing tells me I am succeeding. I am nuzzling your neck and ears with soft kisses and then as if it was old hat you came hard on my fingers and the juices flooded my hand.
I smiled in to the next kiss and said ok its time . You were a natural as you adjusted for the entry lifting you buttocks with those strong lean legs then lifting them high and wide as I knelt between them.
I used one hand to guide my pulsing manhood toward the golden triangle and the other spread the swollen cunt lips, our juices joined forces as I slid the head into that tight pulsing tunnel of expectation.
Slowly I lowered myself deep into the wetness and then just lay upon you to let it settle. I felt your teeth bite my neck as you winced in anticipation of the expected pain.
I thought it would take minutes to adjust but in seconds you began to rock your hips helping the transition from virgin to well fucked!
After what seemed like an hour I lifted myself to my knees and elbows with my height and your slight stature it was a match made in anatomy :-).
Your long legs were now wrapped around my middle torso and your heels seemed to be spurring my buttocks into action.
I asked if you were ok and you just nodded and said is that it. I said you took it all the first time.
As I adjusted once more looking into your beautiful eyes you grinned and said can we go faster?
I began to make very deliberate complete withdrawals' and reentry slowly slowly then your legs began to pull you up to meet my thrust before I could finish my decent.
So I gave in and began to pound that sweet hot wet snatch with all I had. As I neared climax I slowed wanting it to last as long as possible.
I watched as you once more flushed and I felt the flow of orgasm rushing down my shaft into the hair around my balls. I withdrew with all the will power I possesed and deposited a huge load of cum on that beautiful freckled tummy.
I watched with glee as you saw the first male climax in full view, as you rose to go clean up , I gave you one long lustful kiss and began to dream of the next time!
Now three decades removed some how I can't seem to wake from the dream! When I do I find the Journal on the floor and my manhood limp from the wet dream or was it.
Still the girl of my dreams Part Two
I decide to keep dreaming, knowing the journal from three decades of perusing, will lead to the perfect end to a perfect dream.
I watch as you slip away into the restroom a little uncertain of what to do, how to respond.
As I lay there I hear water running in the sink and then a toilet flush.
I can't help myself all I have seen to this point is shadows from the hall light, so I creep up to the bathroom door and push it open and I am awed by your perfection!
Long shapely legs that stop at the perfect rounded and freckled ass cheeks. Sloping freckled shoulders now obscured by the long red hair.
You turn to me when you notice me in the mirror. You blush as you lift a leg to wipe a drip off with a rag.
I put my hand under the leg and grab a handful of ass cheek and lift it to the counter.
While kissing you deep and wet, I use my fingers to bring you back to a state of arousal.
Now dripping wet I lick my way down to that sweet little clit as you make this little squeal you press down with your diaphragm and make the tight v fit my thumb and knuckle perfectly.
You seem shocked by how much fluid you produced.
I willingly lapped it up. Sucking then fingering your wetness till I feel you tense with a powerful orgasm.
I say now for the best part! I take a hand and lead you to the bed and lay you gently down.
I crawl in beside you so we can cuddle.
You lay your head on my chest and put your knee on my thigh reaching across my chest pulling your warmth close to my side.
After a few tender minutes you say, "hey we can not fall asleep my mom will kill me."
So I say, just a few more minutes. "I promise to be gone before she gets home."
When I feel your breathing relax I get up and check the door. It's locked. I slip back into your room and kneel down by the bed.
Gently rubbing those sweet nipples back awake. You turn toward me and I use my other hand to stroke your cheek.
The moment is shattered as you sit up with a start, "what are you doing?"
I said, shish I am getting ready to leave but I have a little something for you.
I crawled in on top of you. As you squirm you push me up away from you and shout, you need to go my mom is coming home.
As you struggle fully awake now I assure you we have enough time to complete the dream.
Just give me a few minutes and I promise to go.
You squirm some more but when I bite a nipple you just freeze.
I use my knees to straddle your chest trapping your arms at your sides. By now you are crying please my mom will kill me!
Shush girl I will be gone before she comes, the sooner you help me here the sooner I will get gone.
You seem to settle and decide to cooperate. I lean forward adjusting to the light and place my thumbs into your swollen lips.
You bite down at first but then seem to understand what I want and begin to tounge and then suck as I push them in opening your mouth wider.
When I feel you relax to it I leave one hand in place reaching with the other and taking my now fully erect cock and place it on your chin.
You once more freeze in panic, but I anticipate reluctance and am ready with, you want me to leave soon?
You open as wide as you can and let the head slip past your virgin lips and I almost cum right then.
As you warm to the Idea I release your arms and adjust to allow your hands freedom to caress my now swollen balls.
As you allow more and more to go in, I feel the back of your throat tighten as my head swells in anticipation.
I cum so suddenly I feel your mouth get full and then overflow with hot semen. I help with my hands and coach you to swollow.
By now I am determined to make it a night we will both remember forever.
I kiss my way to the swollen wetness once more and tenderly caress your clit with my tounge and stay there until I feel my cock recover to its full length.
I know I will be able to fuck for a good while now and I use my knee to part your legs and force myself into your swollen pussy. It takes me two tries to enter .
I begin to thrust as hard and fast as I can.
I thought the bed was going to collapse, when I look I see tears.
I was ready to cum so I pull out and reach for your hand you just jerked away.
I laughed and said on you or in you. As you searched my face for the answer I could not help myself.
I turned you over lifting you to your knees.
I was too tall to enter you this way so I moved you to the edge of the bed and then I plunged into your wet pussy. Deep into your hot wetness.
I feel you tighten your vagina muscles as you feel my hot cock hitting the new spot in a different way.
I can tell when you give in to the carnal hunger of orgasm as you begin to push back against my thrust.
For what seems like forever we fuck with abaddon as time stands still.
By now I am holding onto both hips and driving as deep I can go with each thrust slamming my balls against your swollen clit.
Pulling out is out of the question. I thrust one last time and hold onto that perfect ass and cum as hard as I ever have!!
I lean down to kiss you for a great night when you shoved me out of the bed with both feet. You run to the bathroom slamming the door.
I awake with a jolt as the journal hit's the floor, I have dreamed of you everyday for 30 years.
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anonymous reader
2011-01-14 10:29:15
She stays a perfect naive of 19 but she was thin and shy so seemed like a 17 year old but it was an innocent act she turned into a tigress or cougar later look for not her first by justise .
2011-01-13 21:29:28
how old is this girl in your dreams?
anonymous reader
2011-01-12 14:53:29
Loved it can't wait for part 3.
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I agree that james is great going left, Mj was indeed wrong. This isn't a diss to you guys, just a suggestion. The second video is meaningless to your argument of James being great at going left. On that play in the second video, James cut to the basket and got a LEFT Hand dunk. "Going Left" would mean dribbling with your left hand. Its much harder to dribble left and finish than it is to drop the ball in with your left hand. Like i said earlier James is great going left, but posting the video of james cutting Right and only finishing left does nothing to prove your argument.
LeBron James went left on game-winner, proving Michael Jordan wrong, youth coach right
LeBron James made his buzzer-beating game-winner against the Pacers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference finals look so easy that you could be forgiven for overlooking the fact that he executed it with his off-hand. That's doubly true when you consider how easy he made it sound during his post-game press conference.
"I made a layup," he said. "It's not like I made something from halfcourt. I made a layup. I've been doing that since I was eight years old."
Sidestep the debate about whether Pacers coach Frank Vogel erred in keeping center Roy Hibbert off the court on that final possession and you will find that the play serves as the jumping off point for another topic of discussion: How strong, exactly, is the 2013 MVP's "weak" hand?
Back in February, Michael Jordan opened up this can of worms when he told ESPN: The Magazine that he would defend James by encouraging him to go left, because he thought James would be more likely to settle for jumpers.
"So if I have to guard him," Jordan says, "I'm gonna push him left so nine times out of 10, he's gonna shoot a jump shot. If he goes right, he's going to the hole and I can't stop him. So I ain't letting him go right."
Tom Haberstroh of ESPN.com crunched the numbers with Synergy Sports, finding that the Heat forward is, as you might expect, extremely proficient with his left hand and fully capable of getting to the rim with either hand. He also reported that James stood up for his southpaw skills.
"That theory is wrong, I guess," James said of the Jordan report.
According to their data, James drove left 52 percent of the time he found himself in an isolation situation this season and has shot 56.3 percent on those drives. Where does that field goal percentage rank in the NBA? Try first.
James scored an average of 1.13 points when going left, an efficiency that ranks him first in the league as well. Contrary to Jordan's opinion, the numbers say that James is actually better going left than right (he averages 48.5 percent shooting and 0.941 points going right). … According to Synergy tracking, when James went left, he drove to the basket more often than he pulled up for a jumper.
James actually extended the Heat's winning streak (which eventually ended at 27 games) when he went left to beat DeQuan Jones for a game-winner against the Magic in March. Video via YouTube user NBAHighlightClips.
Frankly, James' left-handed highlight reel is longer and more entertaining than most players' right-handed reels. Midway through the third quarter against the Pacers, for example, James threw down a vicious lefty dunk when Udonis Haslem found him cutting from the perimeter.
So is this all just a case of James' amazing physical gifts and pure basketball talent oozing through both arms? He says the story isn't quite that simple.
FoxSportsFlorida.com reports that James credited his youth basketball coach, Frank Walker, will helping him develop his off-hand when he was a kid.
"Frank Walker, my Little League basketball coach, taught me how to make a left-handed layup," James said. "He wouldn't let me dribble the ball until I got the right steps down and the right (form) to make a left-handed layup consistently. And so we used to do it before practice every day and during practice, and he always told me, 'You know, you'll be a much better player if you learn how to make shots with both hands.'"
"He used to cry about it," said Frank Walker, James' coach when he was growing up in Akron, Ohio . "He used to say, 'I can't do it.' But I told him that you can't play this game without using both hands. I told him, 'You're going to need a left-handed layup one of these days.'"
Without question, James stands as the most physically dominant and gifted player of the post-Michael Jordan era. This particular skill development– finishing with the off hand — is one I've often thought is a no-brainer evolutionary step as the game continues to evolve. Clearly, ball-handling today has come a long way from where it was in the 1960s. In 50 years, isn't it possible, if not likely, that a majority of professional athletes will have sought out the competitive advantages provided by two fully-functioning hands?
Watching James go left, or watching John Wall dunk easily with either hand after jumping off either foot, or watching Mike Conley, a lefty, finish right-handed runners in the paint just feels like a taste of things to come from future generations. Ambidexterity really should be the hip, new trend for young hoopers. Surely, James is passing down Walker's lessons to his own kids. Just as surely, coaches across the country are watching James' success and listening to his words and applying both in their own teaching.


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I love everything about Michael Mann's films. From his artful camera work to his pulsating screenplays, he always gets it right. In his new film, "Public Enemies," Mann outdoes himself, as does his entire cast — some of the coolest guys in Hollywood. But, it is Johnny Depp's performance as public enemy No. 1, John Dillinger, which catapults this impeccable film to sheer perfection.
Opening with a sensational prison break, the film starts out with a bang and never lets up. The ever-constant crackle of machine gunfire keeps the adrenaline pumping. After Dillinger springs his gang out of the Indiana State Penitentiary, they head for Chicago to rob some banks. While there he meets the beautiful Billie Frechette (Oscar winner Marion Cotillard) and sparks, rather than bullets, fly for a while.
J. Edgar Hoover (played dead-on by Billy Crudup) is in the process of reinventing the FBI and is not pleased with Dillinger's success or popularity. Enter Melvin Purvis (Christian Bale in a rare, restrained performance), Hoover's golden boy who relentlessly pursues Dillinger, hellbent on taking him down. He nearly does so during the infamous 1934 raid at the Little Bohemia Lodge in northern Wisconsin (Mann shot this scene at the actual location). Dillinger narrowly escapes, but due to his Achilles heel (Billie), he begins making errors in judgment, which leads to his ultimate demise outside of the Biograph Theater.
Mann hooks up with cinematographer Dante Spinotti for the fifth time, shooting in high-definition digital.
The pair was responsible for the unforgettable bank robbery scene in "Heat." In "Public Enemies," the bank-robbery sequences go beyond visually stunning, becoming works of art while the camera captures the seemingly choreographed movement of the actors. The image of Depp with a gun in each hand, his long, flowing gabardine overcoat fanning out behind him while leaping over a railing is one I'll never forget.
It's the epitome of a great shot.
Fifteen people are credited with casting "Public Enemies." Some of the best actors today (Giovanni Ribisi, Stephen Dorff, Leelee Sobieski, Lili Taylor) have little screen time but oodles of impact. Known for his acute attention to detail and eclectic taste when scoring, Mann pulls out all the stops in this film. Watch for Diana Krall belting out "Bye Bye Blackbird" and vintage everything.
There's a scene at the end of "Public Enemies" when Dillinger's watching "Manhattan Melodrama," starring Clark Gable as a gangster. Mann's camera is focused on Depp's face, which sports a wry grin. It's one of those priceless pieces of filmmaking that makes watching great films an extraordinary experience.
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I am in India . we have purchase 2 Sony experts x 10i one person is able to used market.
I am unable to use service center peoples has asked. me to upgrade android.i have done so but not able to use markets . if I have on wifi through wifi I am able to used . through gprs I. can used all apps except markets . also I am using android pit but for few software android pit is directing me to market . please help me my cell no 9960698593 |
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Settings - Programs - Manage Programs (or whatever it's called) - Find and select the Market app - Clear cache and uninstall updates.
Reboot phone and let the app rebuild itself and you should be ok. Also somewhere in the X10's setup you can select 'allow third party apps' or something. Good luck. |
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in I have do above. process but in manage application there no market app in that . so how should I reinstall market
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ive got the pulse mini would it take off my credit or do it another way?
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Changes at The New York Times Book Review
The New York Times Book Review is modernizing under the editorship of Pamela Paul, who was appointed to the positon in early April. The section announced three changes in a new column in this Sunday's issue (it was posted online today). Starting this weekend, the e-book bestseller list, which first joined the printed list in early 2011, will be online only. Additionally, book prices will no longer be included for any books. Read More


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The year is barely a week old, and yet already something momentous has happened. While many of us are expecting it to be the year when Microsoft and Sony bring out new machines and try to get their platform stories moving toward perihelion, it seems that other companies were thinking differently. We already knew about the Ouya, of course, and the rumours about Valve making a dedicated machine for Steam have been circling for a while.
However this week it has surfaced, under the codename Piston. In additon Nvidia announced a clamshell PS Vita-alike named Shield, which may be both a peripheral and a game machine in its own right. And we should not forget about Gamestick, a USB-sized console from Playjam that has already been funded on Kickstarter.
2013 may not turn out to be the year of the console after all. It might be the year of the microconsole.


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The Board of Delta County Commissioners has adopted open fire restrictions that took effect on Monday.
A very similar resolution to the one adopted by the BoCC is expected to be adopted by other jurisdictions in the region, and also on the state level by Wednesday, June 19, said county emergency manager Rob Fiedler.
The restrictions do not apply to gas barbecues and charcoal fires in enclosed firepans of permanent fireplace locations.
Specific provisions of the fire restriction resolution adopted on Monday include:
• All open fires are prohibited in the county until further order of the commissioners. The prohibition applies to all public lands and private property in Delta County except the following: lands within the boundaries of the GMUG, public lands managed by the BLM, and Colorado state parks at Sweitzer Lake and Crawford Reservoir; and "any property not owned by Delta County within municipalities which have adopted their own burning regulations."
• "Open fires" are defined as "all outdoor fires, including but not limited to agricultural burning, campfires, warming fires, fused explosives, fireworks of all kinds and brands (except with a permit pursuant to state or municipal law) and the prescribed burning of fence rows, wildlands, trash, and debris, but do not include gas barbecue and charcoal fired in enclosed firepans of permanent fireplace locations."
• Permits for specific ag burning operations or other open fires as an exception may be issued by the sheriff or his designee.
• There are restrictions on using chainsaws without proper fire prevention and fire fighting equipment present.
• Persons found in violation of the restriction may be subject to paying costs of fighting any fire resulting from their activities.
A full text copy of the commissioners' resolution restricting open fires was to be posted on the county's website Tuesday.
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6 College Admissions Tips for Artistic Students
A former admissions dean offers advice for perspective visual or performing arts majors.
If your child wants to major in musical theater or some other performing art, go ahead and blame it on Glee, American Idol or America's Got Talent.
Television shows make performing look fun, but the process of applying to colleges as a prospective visual or performing arts major is anything but. For these students, the admission process can be even more nerve wracking and time consuming because of requirements for auditions or portfolios.
To learn more about what's involved in being a prospective visual or performing art major, I talked with Halley Shefler, former dean of admissions at both the Boston Conservatory and the School of Music at Boston University. She is now a college consultant at The Arts Edge, which works with students who want to major in music, theatre, arts, and dance.
Here are six of Shefler's suggestions on how artistic students—and their parents—can navigate the admission process:
[Get more advice from U.S. News's Guide to Admissions.]
1. Don't apply where everybody else is. Ambitious students who are aiming for the same elite schools that are on everyone's short list will usually be disappointed. These schools are overrun with applications and will reject most students. In musical theater, for instance, applicants tend to flock to the University of Michigan, New York University, Boston Conservatory, Carnegie Mellon University, and the College-Conservatory of Music, which is part of the University of Cincinnati.
Other wonderful school in musical theater, Shefler suggests, include Syracuse University, University of the Arts, Elon University, Otterbein College, Point Park University, Millikin University, Montclair State University, and Florida State University.
"You don't need to go to Juilliard, NYU, or the Cincinnati Conservatory to make it in the arts," Shefler emphasized.
[Compare schools specializing in the arts.]
2. Solicit opinions from experts. It's a reality that many stage parents believe their teenagers are far more talented than they are. With inflated opinions of their abilities, Shefler has seen countless teenagers apply to highly selective schools where they have no hope of attending. Families should ask outside experts to critique their students' talent.
3. Look for joint auditions. Going to auditions can be expensive, which is why some schools in the art fields hold joint auditions.
Some schools that offer a bachelor of fine arts program in theatre get together every year to hold a "National Unified Audition." In 2011, the audition will be held on different dates in February in New York, Chicago, Las Vegas, and Los Angeles.
For visual art and design majors, there is "National Portfolio Day." Representatives of schools will review artwork and offer feedback for the students who attend.
4. Consider traditional universities or colleges. For lots of students, art schools and conservatories are going to be unaffordable. Many of these institutions are expensive and yet the financial aid students receive is often modest compared to traditional colleges and universities that offer a broader array of majors.
[See if you will get enough financial aid.]
The Savannah College of Art and Design, for instance, only meets 20 percent of the typical student's financial need, according to College Board statistics. This is a school costs more than $41,000. The New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, where tuition with room and board costs $47,050, typically covers 59 percent of a student's financial need. The Boston Conservatory meets an average of 40 percent of a student's need. In contrast, many elite colleges meet all or nearly all of students' financial need.
[See schools that claim to meet students' full need.]
5. Be prepared for the audition. When you are at an audition, don't wear a T-shirt and jeans. You should also not wear anything that would draw attention away from your performance. You don't need to buy a suit, but consider choosing an outfit that you would wear on a first date, Shefler suggests.
You should also perform appropriate material during an audition. A 17-year-old, for instance, shouldn't perform a piece that requires her to pretend to be a middle-aged woman.
6. Parents, take a chill pill. In this time of high unemployment, more parents than ever seem to be hoping that their children major in something practical like business or engineering. But art majors end up with many desirable skills such as being able to present in front of a group, taking constructive criticism, and being equipped with excellent speaking skills. Remember, what's most important is that students graduate with a degree!


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Overlooking the city of Brentwood, this 4-story hillside hotel is 7 miles from historic Franklin, 10 miles from downtown Nashville, and 17 miles from the Nashville airport.
Business or leisure
Hilton Suites Brentwood provides a restaurant, a cocktail lounge with a pool table, a fitness room, an indoor pool and spa tub, and 24-hour business center with wireless Internet.
All-suite comfort
Guestrooms at Hilton Suites Brentwood offer complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access, microwaves, refrigerators, 42-inch LCD televisions with cable service, desks with ergonomic chairs, and complimentary weekday newspapers.
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Seven miles from Nashville Zoo, this Hilton is 10 miles from downtown Nashville and the Country Music Hall of Fame.
A heated indoor pool with spa tub and a fitness center are on site. Business and social gatherings can be accommodated by the hotel's flexible meeting space.
Wireless Internet access throughout the hotel and guest parking are complimentary.
- Swimming pool - indoor
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- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
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The Porch Café - Located in the atrium. American menu selections include breakfast entrees, pastas, sandwiches, meat, and seafood. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Room service is also available.
The Lounge - Enjoy drinks at the bar or in the adjacent library. The bar area offers four flat-screen TVs for sports enthusiasts.
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Proponent's argument to vote Yes:Rep. WASSERMAN SCHULTZ (D, FL-20): We, as Members of Congress, have responsibility not just for the institution, but for the staff that work for this institution, and to preserve the facilities that help support this institution. We have endeavored to do that responsibly, and I believe we have accomplished that goal.
Opponent's argument to vote No:Rep. SCALISE (R, LA-1): It's a sad day when someone attempts to cut spending in a bill that grows government by the size of 7%, and it's not allowed to be debated on this House floor. Some of their Members actually used the term "nonsense" and "foolishness" when describing our amendments to cut spending; they call that a delaying tactic. Well, I think Americans all across this country want more of those types of delaying tactics to slow down this runaway train of massive Federal spending. Every dollar we spend from today all the way through the end of this year is borrowed money. We don't have that money. We need to control what we're spending.
The House Committee on Rules is more commonly known as the Rules Committee.Rather than being responsible for a specific area of policy, as most other committees are, it is in charge of determining under what rule other bills will come to the floor. As such, it is one of the most powerful committees, and often described as "an arm of the leadership" and as the "traffic cop of Congress." A rule is a simple resolution of the House of Representatives to permit the immediate consideration of a legislative measure, notwithstanding the usual order of business, and to prescribe conditions for its debate and amendment.
When a bill is reported out of one of the other committees, it does not go straight to the House floor, because the House, unlike the Senate, does not have unlimited debate and discussion on a bill. Instead, what may be said and done to a bill is strictly limited. This limitation is performed by the Rules Committee.
Congressional Summary:Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act (STOCK Act): Amends the Securities Exchange Act and the Commodity Exchange Act to prohibit purchase or sale of either securities or commodities by a person in possession of material nonpublic information regarding pending or prospective legislative action.
Bill explanation (ProCon.org, "Insider Trading by Congress", Feb. 3, 2012):
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The result of Citizens United was that "Super PACs" spent millions on TV ads in the 2012 election, advocating both issues and candidates. The DISCLOSE Act attempts to reduce the negative effect of Citizens United by requiring disclosure of independent expenditures made by advocacy groups.
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Jane Lipscomb, PhD, RN, FAAN
- BS, Nursing, Boston College, Boston, MA, 1976
- MS, Occupational Health Nursing, Boston University, Boston, MA, 1981
- PhD, Epidemiology, University of California-Berkley, Berkley, CA, 1989
Dr. Jane Lipscomb is Professor, University of Maryland Schools of Nursing and Medicine and Director of the School of Nursing's Work and Health Research Center. She has conducted research into the prevention of occupational injuries and illness in the health care and social service workplace for over twenty years. Prior to joining the faculty, Dr. Lipscomb spent three years as a senior scientist in the Office of the Director of the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) and five years at the University of California, at San Francisco (UCSF) School of Nursing, as Assistant Professor and Director of the graduate program in Occupational Health Nursing. Dr. Lipscomb is the recipient of the University Of Maryland's 2008 Founders Day Research Lecturer Award.
Current and Recently Completed Research Grants:
- 1999-2002 - Principal Investigator, "Effects of OSHA Guidelines on Violence Prevention in Mental Health". CDC/NIOSH: R01-OH04051.
- 2001-05 - Co-Investigator. "Extended Work Schedules and Workplace Injury in Nurses." CDC/NIOSH: R01 OH007554. Dr. Alison Trinkoff, Principal Investigator
- 2001-2004 - Co-investigator, "Work Organization and Health Among Home Health Care Workers". CDC/NIOSH. C. Muntaner, Principal Investigator.
- 2002-2004 - Principal Investigator, "Workplace Violence Risk in the Home Health Work Place". CDC/NIOSH: R21 OH07754.
- 2002-2007 - Principal Investigator, "Evaluation of Workplace Violence Prevention Intervention". CDC/NIOSH: R01-OH007948.
- 2004-2008 - Principal Investigator, "Blood Exposure and Primary Prevention in the Home Care Workplace" CDC/NIOSH: R01- OH008237.
- 2006-2011 - Principal Investigator, "Evaluation of Organizational Justice Intervention to Alleviate Type III Violence" CDC/NIOSH, R01 OH009072.
- McPhaul KM, Lipscomb JA. (2005) Participatory action research: a protective research design. New Solutions;15 (1) 53-61.
- Geiger-Brown, J., Muntaner, C., McPhaul, K., Lipscomb, J., Trinkoff, A.M. (2006) Abuse and Violence During Home Care Work as Predictor of Worker Depression. Home Health Care Services Quarterly.
- Lipscomb, J., McPhaul, K., Rosen, J., Geiger Brown, J., Choi, M., Soeken, K., Vignola, V., Wagoner, D., Foley, J., Porter, P. (2006) Violence Prevention in the Mental Health Setting: The New York State Experience. Canadian Journal of Nursing Research. 36 (4).
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The best way to keep warm this holiday season is with a festive twist on the nog and toddy. Rich, frothy homemade eggnog can be so decadent, you'll likely forget about dessert. And hot toddies are so easy — they're nothing more than booze + hot water + sweetener — it's no wonder they're just what the mixologist ordered to keep your insides toasty.
From a shaken cocktail nog at San Francisco's Southpaw to a smoking twist on the classic hot buttered rum at Oakland, Calif.'s B-Side BBQ, bartenders are getting into the holiday spirit with fresh, seasonal ingredients and subtle twists on old standbys.
At Five in Berkeley, bartender Oliver Greenlaw crafts the traditional Five Christmas Nog with eggs, bourbon, nutmeg, sugar, cinnamon and heavy cream. He infuses the sugar with vanilla bean for 24 hours before blending it in, and he also adds dark, unsweetened cocoa powder to give the nog an unexpected tinge of chocolate.
"My idea was to get away from the egginess and still have those flavors of Christmas that people recognize," says Greenlaw, who recommends separating and beating the egg whites into soft peaks before folding them into the sugar mixture. The extra air will give your nog the ultimate froth, he says. (It's available at Five through December for $10 a glass.)
Over at Southpaw, a shaken cocktail nog has become a standard since the Southern cooking spot opened in San Francisco's Mission district about a year ago.
Bar manager and co-owner Edward Calhoun grew up on the North Carolina coast sipping the "cloying stuff" from the carton. Then one Christmas, a family friend showed up with the real deal: Rum, spices, eggs and ice cream blended into a smooth, frothy, pale yellow confection. They let Calhoun, then 10, have one sip.
"That became the gold standard for me," he recalls. "Ever since, I've wanted to have that experience again. But I wanted something that wasn't as heavy — and still fun to make."
His version, available through December for $9, uses single malt whiskey, spiced rum, amaretto, eggs, milk and a housemade, winter-spiced syrup of cinnamon, allspice, cloves and star anise. Calhoun grates a coffee bean on top of the cocktail instead of sprinkling ground nutmeg. "I think it's more aromatically interesting," he says.
Ultimate toddy
Without snow as a visual reminder, Connecticut natives Tanya Holland and Phil Surkis of Oakland's B-Side BBQ like connecting to the holiday season through creative cocktails. Their tips for the ultimate toddy?
"We try not to use the expensive bourbons because you're going to add water," Holland says. "But it still needs to be of good quality and high in alcohol."
She also suggests using agave nectar instead of sugar or honey because it is lighter. Another place to experiment is in the citrus. "Lemon juice is traditional, but why not try lime or orange? We're so fortunate in the Bay Area to have access to all these wonderful fresh ingredients" she says.
Their star toddy this year is the Smoked Buttered Rum, a dreamy drink that starts by slow-smoking a stick of butter at 200 degrees on a big rotisserie smoker. Surkis says you can create the same effect at home using aromatic wood chips and an electric or charcoal grill.
One tablespoon of that smoky butter melts atop a thick pint glass of dark rum, mezcal — a type of agave booze — hot water, and a spiced sugar syrup made with brown sugar, cinnamon sticks, nutmeg, star anise and vanilla bean.
"(The butter) creates such a phenomenal flavor," Surkis says.
Merry cocktails
There's a lot of inventive flavor and holiday spirit in Five's 12 Cocktails of Christmas, a seasonal lineup that includes a toddy called 11 Pipers Piping Hot.
The drink started as a hot apple pie cocktail, but Greenlaw added heavy cream to the apple cider, dark rum, clove water, brown sugar and spiced simple syrup for texture and richness.
He heats the concoction with the cappuccino wand of an espresso machine, then serves it in a tower glass fitted inside a metal casing, which keeps the drink warm. "It's like a little metal heater inside your glass," he says.
Locanda's Shades of Grey is so steamy, you won't need a heater. Gabriel Lowe, who directs the bar at the San Francisco osteria, took a cue from author E.L. James when crafting this Earl Grey tea toddy, which includes reserve bourbon, aperol, lemon and a spiced cherry syrup made by soaking amarena cherries in honey, cloves, cinnamon and brandy for one year.
The drink is served "really hot," Lowe says, and garnished with a tuft of loose tea wrapped in a lemon rind twist.
"Rich, boozy, and delicious," he says.
The perfect holiday prescription.
Smoked Buttered Rum
Spiced sugar syrup:
2 quarts water
1 cup dark brown sugar
1 cup granulated sugar
3 cinnamon sticks
2 pieces of star anise
1 vanilla bean
¼ teaspoon nutmeg
Smoked butter:
1 stick unsalted butter
Buttered rum:
2 ounces Gosling's dark rum
¼ ounce Vida mezcal
1½ ounces spiced sugar syrup
1 tablespoon smoked butter
3 ounces hot water
Place sugar syrup ingredients in a saucepan over medium heat. Simmer mixture until sugars are completely melted, about 10 minutes.
For the smoked butter, ignite an electric grill or start a small fire in a charcoal grill and heat it to about 200 degrees. For the electric grill, place hickory, mesquite or other aromatic wood chips in a piece of foil and punch holes in the foil with a fork; set it on top of the grill grates. For the charcoal grill, place wood chips directly on the charcoal. Place a stick of butter on a piece of aluminum foil on the grill grates. Allow the butter to smoke long enough to absorb the flavor without melting into your barbecue, about 15 minutes, if possible.
Fill a 10-ounce glass mug or thick pint glass with very hot water from a tea kettle; let it warm the glass for about a minute. Empty glass.
Add rum, mezcal and 1½ ounces sugar syrup to the warmed glass; stir. Place butter on top, then pour in about 3 ounces hot water. The water will be twice as much as rum mixture. Stir until the butter has mostly melted and is frothy on top. Serve immediately.
— Tanya Holland and Phil Surkis, B-Side BBQ
Eleven Pipers Piping Hot
Note: For clove water, steep 10 cloves in 4 tablespoons hot water for 1 hour.
2 ounces apple juice
11/2 ounces Gosling's black seal rum
11/2 ounces clove water
1/2 teaspoon brown sugar
1/2 teaspoon spiced simple syrup
1 ounce cream
Stir ingredients, then heat with the cappuccino wand of espresso machine until hot and frothy. Pour into mug or heatproof glass. Garnish with cinnamon.
— Patrice Brault and Oliver Greenlaw, Five
Five Christmas Nog
Note: Use leftover sugar to flavor your coffee or hot cocoa.
Vanilla sugar:
1 cup sugar
1 vanilla bean
4 whole eggs
1/3 cup vanilla sugar
½ teaspoon cocoa powder
½ teaspoon cinnamon
½ teaspoon nutmeg
1 cup heavy cream
1½ ounces bourbon per cocktail
Slice the vanilla bean in half, place it in the cup of sugar and let it sit for 24 hours or more to infuse the flavor.
Separate the eggs. Beat yolks until light in color. Add 1/3 cup vanilla sugar and combine until smooth. Add cocoa powder, cinnamon, nutmeg and cream. Whisk until all ingredients are thoroughly blended together.
Beat whites to soft peaks, then slowly fold into egg mixture until light and airy. Adjust nutmeg and cinnamon to taste.
To serve, pour 2 ounces of eggnog and 11/2 ounces bourbon into a cocktail shaker filled with ice. Shake, then strain while pouring into a glass. Garnish with a light touch of freshly grated nutmeg.
— Patrice Brault and Oliver Greenlaw, Five
Shades of Grey
1½ ounces bourbon
½ ounce Aperol
¼ ounce spiced cherry syrup
½ ounce lemon juice
2½ ounces hot water
Combine all ingredients except water in a shaker; shake without ice. Add hot water and pour into preheated glass. Garnish with a pinch of Earl Grey tea and a lemon twist.
— Gabriel Lowe, Locanda
Spiced Cherry Syrup
Note: Makes a huge batch. Feel free to divide the recipe as needed.
1 pound garnet cherries
1 quart honey
12 ounces brandy
2 tablespoons cloves
2 tablespoons cinnamon
Crush half the cherries, combine all ingredients and let rest for 2-4 weeks. Strain and bottle.
Southpaw's Tugboat Egg Nog
Note: Any simple syrup will work, but Southpaw's spiced mixture is explained in step 1.
1 ounce simple syrup
1½ ounces bourbon, whiskey or scotch
½ ounce spiced rum, such as Sailor Jerry
¾ ounce amaretto (or any nut, coffee or chocolate liquor)
1 egg
1 ounce whole milk
A coffee bean
To make Southpaw simple syrup, mix equal parts cane sugar and boiling water; stir until sugar dissolves.
Add baking spices such as cinnamon, star anise, cloves, allspice and orange peel in small, equal proportions to the mixture.
Bring to a boil, remove from heat and let cool completely; strain out solids.
Combine all ingredients in a cocktail shaker, adjusting the amount of simple syrup to the sweetness of the spirits used.
This recipe is built for a 100 proof whiskey and a drier spiced rum.
If your spirits are sweeter, decrease the simple syrup to ¾ ounce.
Dry shake (without ice) vigorously for 10-15 seconds.
Take care to secure the shaker with both hands, as the mixture will want to escape as pressure builds.
Add ice and shake vigorously for another 10-15 seconds.
Double strain using a Hawthorne and a mesh strainer into a glass with a 9- to 10-ounce capacity. Grate coffee bean on top.
— Edward Calhoun, Southpaw


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Relax in the lushly landscaped pool area or on 500' of stunning private beach. A boat slip is also available with direct ocean & easy Gulf access - Alligator Reef is just 3 miles offshore. (Maximum allowed boat length is 31 feet including engines, max draft is 3.5 feet and max height above the waterline of 10.5 feet.) Or launch your kayak & try your luck on Islamorada's famed bonefishing flats. Brand new in 2008, this home is fully equipped with all the best - even an electric fireplace for cool winter evenings! Large wraparound decks with numerous French doors take in the panoramic ocean views from nearly every room. Watch sunrises from your bed! Tile showers, Viking appliances, granite kitchen counters, 4 Flat Screen TVs, & more! See link to our many GUEST REVIEWS (above) & VIRTUAL TOUR (way below)! We are the closest home to the Beach -- just 200 ft away. And just 200' from the pool (close enough for convenience, but far enough to enjoy a quiet afternoon on your deck if you choose!)
Please see our Availability Calendar for open weeks. We keep it very up to date with the exception of leases in process which do not show as booked until the lease and deposit are received. Rates, Fees and Taxes are described in detail under the Rates tab.
(***ALSO: See our magnificent homes for rent on the Outer Banks of North Carolina, HomeAway #121031 and #129841, on the 11th Green of the prestigious Currituck Club Golf Resort - and both homes have great views of the Atlantic!)
For Fishing People: PLEASE SEE OUR MANY GUEST REVIEWS for the best descriptions of what to expect at Anglers 140! Islamorada is synonymous with great fishing - gulf, backcountry or ocean. There are plenty of guides, charters, 'head boats' and boat rentals You can also try for tarpon, permit, snook, spanish mackerel & more at nearby bridges or the many other access points. The kids can even catch mangrove snapper or redfish for dinner right in the boat lagoon. Jack crevalle, moonfish, grunts, mullet & barracuda are there too - just bring a light rod or two (Basic fishing instructions at the house - detailed instructions can be emailed!)
You'll see the flats guides poling within 200 yards of the Anglers Reef beach! If you don't bring your own boat or charter with a guide, you can rent a kayak, launch from the beach, and try your luck fishing right out front for bonefish, permit, tarpon, sharks & barracuda. Or check out the mangroves near the Snake Creek bridge for snapper & snook!
For Non-fishing People: One of the reasons we chose Anglers Reef is that both the development and the Islamorada area offer a lot to do for people who are NOT into fishing. Besides the gorgeous pool area and great views from our decks and the private beach, nearby is great shopping & restaurants (3 you can walk to!), plus Founders Park, the Diving Museum, and of course Theater of the Sea just 1/2 mile away!
Onsite: Enjoy the wraparound decks and the views of the turquoise waters; swim in the large heated pool or just relax on our large wraparound decks overlooking the Atlantic; take a quiet stroll thru the complex; take in some sun on the private beach.
Restaurants: a short walk north are Hog Heaven, Smugglers Restaurant and the Island Grill. A few miles south is upscale Pierre's on the Gulf and the more casual Morada Bay beach cafe or Islamorada Fishery (all next to Worldwide Sportsman for fishing tackle, clothing, and a large indoor aquarium); also a few miles south is Holiday Isle, the Green Turtle Inn & many more eateries.
Attractions: Swim with dolphins at Theater of the Sea 1/2 mile south. Founders Park is just a mile north. Islamorada Chamber of Commerce visitors center is also nearby for more local information, as well as postcards, T-shirts and books.
Shopping: So much so close!
Grocery & Other Shopping: There are small markets in and around Islamorada, including the Trading Post 2 miles south, but you may want to do most of your grocery shopping at either the Winn Dixie a few minutes north (around Mile Marker 91 in Tavernier, west side of the highway - NOTE: There should be a Winn Dixie discount card attached to the house keys) Or at the Publix a few miles farther north in Key Largo around Mile Marker 101 (east side at a traffic light in a shopping center with a KMart). Buy your beer and wine there too - less expensive than liquor stores. CVS 1 mile south also has some well-priced beer/wine & basics.
If you are going south, Marathon (about MM 50-ish) has a Publix, Winn Dixie, KMart , and a Home Depot.
Also, if you are taking the FLA TPK down, at Florida City right where you get off onto Rt 1 is a BJ's Wholesale (membership required). There is also a Walmart there (but it seemed a little sketchy to us so we do not go there).
Lots of clothing and gift shops right in Islamorada!
We are beach people from NJ who love water views! We've owned oceanfronts and currently live in a bayfront home, but none of our home views can match the colors of the Islamorada Flats right outside our Anglers Reef home - from deep blues and greens to tans and aquas. That's why we chose this complex and this particular home.
Having visited for a month in the Middle Keys, we searched north and south for the right area for a purchase. Islamorada quickly became the obvious choice for many reasons:
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4. The location of this specific home within Anglers -- on the southeast corner of the development, the closest home to the beach, and one row back from the pool (close but quieter than overlooking the pool!).
5. The design of the home, with amazing views from every room, one of the few with large wraparound decks, and the convenience of the 3rd bedroom.
Everyone raves about the views and the location. They love to relax on our large decks with a cup of coffee watching the sunrise and the flats fisherman, enjoy a dinner of fresh-caught fish, or a cocktail (or two) in the evening.
We also have the 3rd bedroom (plus the pullout queen sleeper sofa in the living room) so we can sleep 6 in comfortably in bedrooms or 8 total with the sleeper. There is an electric fireplace in the living room for some unique ambiance on cool mornings or evenings in the winter. There is a fully equipped kitchen with Viking appliances, a full-size washer and dryer, flatscreen TV's in all bedrooms and in the living room, and a quality Weber BBQ grill on the deck.
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10 teams that are over or under-represented on the MLB on Fox schedule
We've talked a lot about this year's MLB on Fox/FS1 schedule at this site, and for a couple of reasons. One is because it's the lone Major League Baseball TV schedule that -- save a couple of weeks at the end of the year -- is planned out for most of the season before it starts. Secondly, because it's a bit of a different paradigm in years past.
Fox stipulated in their new deal that they could grab more games featuring the 15 teams who have RSNs owned by Fox than the ones they don't. That proved true to form when the schedule got announced, as there are 88 games featuring teams that do play on Fox networks (which include YES, as they have a majority stake in the Yankees channel), and 44 on non-Fox RSNs like Comcast, ROOT and Time Warner Cable.
So, we've taken 10 MLB teams: five with too many appearances on the Fox schedule, five with too few. We'll look at them from the logistics of whether or not they're on the schedule too much or too little because of inaccurate levels of hype, or whether Fox's plan to stack the deck with teams on their regional networks is afoot.
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50 experts and 171 advocates oppose the HHS/IOM Contract to re-define ME/CFS.
Check out our IOM Contract Forum for the latest news and to join the campaign.
At some point, in this isolated sea, I started taking photos. From my bed, in the dark. And my relationship to my illness and circumstances took on a different meaning and found creative expression. It was my way of creating movement.
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