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Clawbacks of Executive Compensation – CIT Group
Tuesday, April 27th, 2010Commentary by David F. Larcker, James Irvin Miller Professor of Accounting & Director, Stanford GSB Corporate Governance Research Program; and Brian Tayan, Stanford GSB Case Writer, MBA '03.
Source: CIT Group, Form 8-K, Filed February 8, 2010
In its most recent proxy, CIT outlined the compensation of newly hired CEO, John Thain (formerly CEO of Merrill Lynch). Thain will receive a base salary of $500,000. He will also receive restricted stock units worth $5.5 million and a cash incentive award of $1.5 million.
The restricted stock units vest upon grant and are subject to a holding period. $2.5 million must be held for one year before being sold. The remaining $3.0 million must be held for three years.
The cash incentive award vests two years after the grant date and is subject to an additional one-year holding period. The cash incentive award also contains a clawback provision that requires that the amount be repaid, "if it is determined that Mr Thain has taken excessive and unnecessary risk."
The inclusion of both holding periods and clawbacks makes this an interesting case study. From our perspective, holding periods are a very effective tool to align the interest of managers and shareholders. By requiring an executive to retain stock awards (rather than simply cash them out), the company is encouraging the executive to consider an extended time horizon when making operating and investment decisions. In this way, the executive becomes a real shareholder and is more likely to manage the company with shareholder interests in mind.
While clawback provisions are intended to have the same effect, they are much less likely to do so. The board has the right to reclaim bonuses if the company later falters, but practically speaking it is difficult for them to do without provoking a lawsuit. This is why we rarely, if ever, see clawbacks implemented. Instead, clawbacks only tend to punish executives in extreme circumstances, making them unreliable as an incentive mechanism.
By contrast, holding periods force executives to suffer in accordance with the quality of their decisions. If their decisions are marginal, the value of their holdings will decline marginally. If their decisions are abysmal, so will be the value of their payout.
Shareholders should decide who they trust more to reclaim lost value: the same market that punishes them without remorse, or the board of directors that oversaw the "excessive and unnecessary risks" in the first place.


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• The body of Eileen Adams, 14, was found in Whiteford Township.
TOLEDO — Clothes worn by a girl strangled in 1967 recently revealed DNA evidence that links her killing to a drifter arrested in California three years ago, a prosecutor told a jury Thursday.
Investigators have been trying to connect Robert Bowman, now 75, to the slaying since the early 1980s. But they didn't have evidence until a cold case squad tested the girl's thermal underwear five years ago, said assistant Lucas County Prosecutor Chris Anderson.
Bowman, who had been a successful businessman in Toledo before disappearing into a life on the streets in Florida and California, is charged with murder in the death of 14-year-old Eileen Adams. Investigators think Bowman kidnapped her, held her captive in his basement for as long as two weeks and then killed her.
He has pleaded not guilty and faces life in prison if he's convicted.
Adams, a high school freshman, was last seen getting off a bus about a block from her sister's Toledo home, Anderson said during opening statements of the trial on Thursday. She was supposed to go there after school but never showed up.
Her sister, Mary Ann Brimmer, testified that she stood at the front door waiting for Eileen to arrive at her house just like every other day.
"She'd never been late before," Brimmer said.
The body was found six weeks later in Whiteford Township, about 11 miles from the bus stop. She had been tied up with telephone and drapery cords. A nail had been driven into her head.
Bowman's attorney said that prosecutors don't know where or when the girl died and that the DNA evidence doesn't conclusively point to Bowman.
"You can't say with precision what happened," said defense attorney Peter Rost.
Bowman's former wife is expected to testify that she found Adams alive in their basement in the days after the girl vanished. Margaret Bowman said during a pretrial hearing last year that she opened the door to a fruit cellar and found the girl naked and bound with ropes.
She went to police in 1981 and told them that she tried to help the girl, but her husband came home. She said he told her that he had to kill the girl and threatened to kill his wife if she told anyone what she saw.
That was the first time anyone connected Bowman to the killing.
Bowman's attorney said Thursday that Margaret Bowman didn't go to police willingly years ago. "You'll have to decide how believable she is," Rost said.
Detectives tracked Bowman down in Florida in 1982 but didn't think they had enough evidence to bring charges. He was living in an abandoned restaurant, wearing a tattered shirt and jeans and a scruffy beard.
Bowman, his attorney said, had become involved in an offbeat religion and gave up all of his material things.
Three more decades passed until cold-case detectives took DNA samples from Bowman's ex-wife and their daughter and compared those samples with DNA found on Adams' clothing.
Police charged Bowman even though they had no idea where he was living or even if he was still alive. He was profiled on "America's Most Wanted" and police in California arrested him in 2008 near Palm Springs.
after he was spotted riding a bicycle.
His attorney said he had been living in the desert under a tarp.
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Reporting mark
The examples and perspective in this article deal primarily with the United States and do not represent a worldwide view of the subject. (August 2013) |
A reporting mark is an alphabetic code of one to five letters used to identify owners or lessees of rolling stock and other equipment used on certain railroad networks. In North America, the marks are stenciled on each piece of equipment, along with a one- to six-digit number, which together uniquely identify every such rail car or locomotive. This allows the cars to be tracked by the railroad they are traveling over, which shares the information with other railroads and customers.[1][2]
Standard practices[edit]
The Association of American Railroads assigns marks to all carriers, under authority granted by the US Surface Transportation Board, Canadian Transportation Agency, and Mexican Government. Under current practice, the first letter must match the initial letter of the railroad name. As it also acts as a Standard Carrier Alpha Code, the reporting mark cannot conflict with codes in use by other nonrail carriers.[1][2]
Marks ending in X are assigned to companies or individuals who own railcars, but are not operating railroads; for example, the TTX Company (formerly Trailer Train Company) is named for its original reporting mark of TTX. In another example, the reporting mark for state-funded Amtrak services in California is CDTX (whereas the usual Amtrak mark is AMTK) because the state transportation authority Caltrans owns the used cars. This is why the reporting mark for CSX Transportation, which is an operating railroad, is CSXT instead of CSX. Private (non-common carrier) freight car owners in Mexico were issued, up until around 1990, reporting marks ending in two X's, possibly to signify that their cars followed different regulations (such as bans on friction bearing trucks) than their American counterparts and so their viability for interchange service was impaired. This often resulted in five-letter reporting marks, an option not otherwise allowed by the AAR.
Companies owning trailers used in trailer-on-flatcar service are assigned marks ending in Z, and the National Motor Freight Traffic Association, which maintains the list of Standard Carrier Alpha Codes, assigns marks ending in U to owners of intermodal containers.[1][2] The standard ISO 6346 covers identifiers for intermodal containers.
When the owner of a reporting mark is taken over by another company, the old mark remains the property of the new company. For example, when the Union Pacific Railroad (mark UP) acquired the Chicago and North Western Railway (mark CNW) in the 1990s, it retained the CNW mark rather than immediately repaint all acquired equipment. Some companies own several marks that are used to identify different classes of cars, such as boxcars or gondolas.[2] If the acquiring company discontinues the name or mark of the acquired company, the discontinued mark is referred to as a "fallen flag" railway. Occasionally, long-disused marks are suddenly revived by the companies which now own them. For example, in recent years, the Union Pacific Railroad has begun to use the mark CMO on newly built covered hoppers, gondolas and five-bay coal hoppers. CMO originally belonged to a predecessor of the CNW, which passed it on to them, from which the UP inherited it. Similarly, during the breakup of Conrail, the long-retired marks of the Pennsylvania Railroad (PRR) and New York Central Railroad (NYC) were temporarily brought back and applied to much of Conrail's fleet to signify which cars and locomotives were to go to CSX (all cars labeled NYC) and which to Norfolk Southern (all cars labeled PRR). Some of these cars still retain their temporary NYC marks.
Intermodal equipment consisting of a DTTX double-stack car and
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A covered hopper with SHPX markings
List of reporting marks[edit]
Because of its size, this list has been split into subpages based on the first letter of the reporting mark. Railinc Corporation, a subsidiary of the AAR, maintains the active reporting marks for the North American rail industry. Railinc offers a free online look-up of reporting marks and other industry reference files through the Railinc IRFi website.
United Kingdom[edit]
In the United Kingdom, prior to nationalisation, wagons owned by the major railways were marked with codes of two to four letters, these codes normally being the initials of the railway concerned; for example, wagons of the Great Western Railway were marked "G W"; those of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway were marked "L M S", etc. The codes were agreed between the railways and registered with the Railway Clearing House.
See also[edit]
- Automatic equipment identification
- UIC Country Code – A series of prefixes used on rolling stock identification numbers by members of the International Union of Railways (UIC) to identify the country of origin of railway rolling stock
- UIC wagon numbers
External links[edit]
- Nakina.Net – Reporting Marks – Unofficial incomplete compilation of reporting marks from the 1920s to the present day, as listed in the Official Railway Equipment Register. (Does not include U & Z markings.)
- Railinc Industry Reference File Look-up – search Railinc's free reporting mark look-up by markings (current marks only)
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Until I moved back to Baltimore in 2008, the idea of driving to work every day was entirely foreign to me. After growing up in Pikesville, I went to college in New York and lived in or around the city until we moved back here. I took the subway—and for the last two years there, when we lived in Jersey City, the commuter PATH train—to work every day. During that time, I would occasionally grumble about the crowded trains and platforms, the delays, and—particularly in cold weather—the walks to and from stations. But the commute never took more than 30 or 40 minutes and I grew to really value the time it afforded me to read, rest, or just take a few minutes to space out and contemplate things.
After moving to Baltimore, this turned out to be a major adjustment. I'd like to say the environment was at the top of the list of reasons I hated driving to work every day, but, truth be told, it's near the bottom. For one thing, I hate having to deal with cars—they break down all the time, gas is expensive, you have to change the oil (apparently. I have yet to do this.) Also, my reading time has been drastically cut. My commute used to give me a solid hour a day of reading time. I used to get through a book every couple of weeks, read the paper more thoroughly, do the crossword—all of that is pretty much gone and I really miss it.
All of which explains why, when Baltimore city launched the Charm City Circulator last week, making it a lot more feasible for me to get to work using public transportation, I decided tyo give it a try. The Circulator consists of 21 electric-hybrid buses that, when the program is fully rolled out, will run on four routes through the downtown area—all for free! It's an ambitious, green initiative aimed at increasing tourism and use of public transportation and I think it's great. The orange line was the first to begin operation, on January 11th.
As it happens, the orange line solves the major problem keeping from using public transportation to get to work. I live in Mt Washington, about a mile from the light rail stop, but, until now, there was no easy way to get from the light rail stops downtown to my office in Harbor East. As it happens, the orange line runs right past the light rail's convention center stop and to Harbor East, about a block from my office. I decided to give the commute a try.
One thing I didn't realize was how accustomed I had become to having a car with me all the time. Every day since last Tuesday, I have thought about trying the commute, but inevitably there was some errand I needed to do before or after work or some meeting I needed to drive to that would make being without a car particularly inconvenient. Finally, this morning, I was ready to give it a try.
I decided to ease into the commute. Rather than walk or ride my bike to the light rail stop—it's not that far, but there's a brutal hill coming back—I would drive to the light rail stop and take public transport from there. I had a few things to take care of, so I didn't get to the light rail station until almost 9 a.m. when, to my dismay, the light rail parking lot was completely full. An adjacent lot had metered parking and a two-hour limit, as did all the other parking in nearby Mt. Washington Village. I could have searched farther afield for parking, but at this point, I decided to abort this first attempt.
Next time, I will have an earlier start and hopefully, I can find a spot at the parking lot. If not, I can probably find a spot on the streets near Mt. Washington Village. And, if all else fails, I can bite the bullet and ride my bike from home (which means investing in a lock—suffice it to say, I am a novice rider at absolute best). I perish the thought of coming home after a long day and having to slog up Sulgrave Ave., past Mt. Washinigton Elementary, but Lord knows, other people work a lot harder to go green. I'll report back on my efforts.
In the meantime, I'm curious of anyone else's efforts to use public transportation—particularly the Circulator—to commute in Baltimore. Of course, the packed parking lot could mean than more people are commuting to work—I've never seen the lot full before—but it could also discourage potential commuters like me. I wonder if there is any thought to expanding the existing lots to encourage more commuters. If it's possible, there ought to be.


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Handicapping would be doing that harder route btw. You did something harder for the sake of doing something harder. You took a risk that most wouldn't find worth their time. Also - It's gear thing. Not everyone is geared enough to do that, yet -everyone- is geared enough to do Mira. You're confusing the words lazy and efficient.Quote from IamDiablo
You still did not understand that Mira runs were NOT efficient runs they were just EASY hence why everyone was doing them. It was more efficient to BOX farm which you can STILL do they haven't nerfed all box locations yet and until they do and until they are no longer static locations on 1 map people will CONTINUE to farm them. your 15mil Mira gave in 2minutes or less I can get 115m from T6 box in 2-5 minutes and is just a little harder than Mira runs and I gain triple if not 4x the amount you get from Mira.
People handicapped themselves doing these runs because they were easy, and majority of people are LAZY and don't want to put effort into it and is why Mira runs came to be.
To go back to the original point of the topic. Do you think Baal runs were better than doing all these alternative ways we have now? You seem to feel as if it's worse off yet Baal runs were mathematically the best exp possible. As you said yourself, there are different and better ways to do this in Diablo 3. Wouldn't you agree that this is proving the point that Diablo 2 threw illusions of choice at you every chance it got?


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I understand that a picture says a thousand words, and with five pictures there is plenty to say. That being said, I must have missed the part about "liberal disease."
I am fairly sure that whatever one's party is, or for whatever reason people are gathered, with 10's of thousands in a small area it will be a bit chaotic.
Great commentary by KAL, as always. Your cartoons are one of the reasons I keep coming back to the Economist.
Is this a taste of what Kal's cartoons are going to be like if Obama is president? I hope the real lack of anything to say is because nothing's going on. Instead of Kal being afraid of saying anything that would besmirch the messiah. I guess we'll see when Obama gives his speech from the Parthenon.
I don't know which is worse, the cartoon or the people "laughing" at it.
Honestly, what kind of incredible insight could you guys get from Kal (at whom I say: I chuckle with you!) that you could not get in the hundreds of thousands words being printed on this affair?If you want to know what's really going on, just read a few policy papers (and the Economist, of course), watch the keynotes and decide for yourselves.
Is this some sort of writer's block or what? It's like Charlie Kaufman wrote it.For your next one, how about an avant-garde cartoon where you leave it all white and let readers make their own humor?
"What's that cartoonist doing?""Drawing attention!"LOL! I loved that part!
i dont understand how so many stupid people think this cartoon is about nothing.
Do you do birthdays, KAL? And I second impulse's sentiment and find the cartoon's mundane scope refreshing and hilarious. It's too bad a crazy person like Shane had to rear their head and ruin the fun. But then again maybe I'm just infected by that damned liberal disease.
You paint a very tangible picture of what it is like to be swamped by liberal disease. Down with Mr. Obama and his abortionist scheming. Also, I commend your knack of portraying humor amidst chaos. Thank you for providing some valuable insight.
Man what whiney nonsense. What do these cartoons say? That the cartoonist doesn't know what's going on. Dude read the papers and give us some insight. Any idiot can say I went to the convention but couldn't see a thing, what is the economist paying you for?
Any chance of Kal posting from Dayton, Ohio, today? I'd like to see what he makes of McCain and his VP, particularly if the Sarah Palin rumour turns out to be true.
I don't know much about political conventions in the US, but I guess that this moments are just organized-banners-waving events. There is nothing in the cartoons because there is nothing new to understand, campaign as usual. The cartoons clearly represents it.
Kal, you are the best.@Khalsaji: I don't where you could buy it from but this forum would be a happier place if you get a sense of humour.
More proof that it is better to stay and home and watch it all on TV.


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Anastasia Petanova began to play the flute at age four and she gave her first public performance at five. In 1990, she entered the Central Music School of the Moscow State Conservatory where she studied with the celebrated teacher Uriy N. Dolzhikov, professor at the Moscow State Conservatory.
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Auburn has received a commitment from defensive end Gimel President from Wando High School in Mount Pleasant, S.C.
President made the commitment after recent trips to Auburn, North Carolina and South Carolina.
"Auburn feels like family," President told the Charleston Post and Courier. "The players made me feel like I was at home."
President, who's ranked the nation's 40th-best defensive end by ESPN.com, received a total of 14 offers. He was in Chapel Hill on Wednesday when Butch Davis was fired as North Carolina's head coach.
"That affected my decision a lot," President said.
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the original artwork of James Gurney, the author and illustrator of Dinotopia, an illustrated book series that tells the story of an island where humans and sentient dinosaurs live together in harmony.
On view through February 2, the exhibition brings together paintings from Gurney's well-loved books A Land Apart From Time, The World Beneath, Journey to Chandara, and First Flight, along with sketches and maquettes from Gurney's studio. Dinosaur specimens from the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History, including a Deinonychus skull and a Tyrannosaurus tooth, will complement the paintings and illuminate the science behind Gurney's art. Related events throughout the months
Keyes Gallery of the Willoughby Wallace Mem Library, 146 Thimble Islands Road, Stony Creek, CT
Guilford Art Center, 411 Church Street, Guilford, CT , 06437
Handmade crafts by more than 300 artists from across the country are featured, including ceramics, glass, jewelry, fiber, ornaments, toys, specialty foods, and more. More than 80 new artists join the event this year. Proceeds benefit the exhibiting artists and Guilford Art Center's educational and community programs. Artistry hours are Monday through Sunday 10am-6pm, Thursday 10am-8pm.
American Legion Auxiliary, 16 York Ave., Niantic, CT
8-11 a.m., $7 adults; $3 children under 10; held the first Sunday of each month; (860) 739-2107.
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Beaches, romance and scenic views all unite in the ideal wedding destination known as South County, RI.
Otis Library, 261 Main St, Norwich, CT , 06360
Bond with your little one during a fun-filled program featuring interactive nursery rhymes, songs, stories, puppets and more! For ages newborn – 23 months. Drop-in; no registration required. This program is sponsored by a grant from People's United Bank.
Connecticut River Museum, 67 Main Street, Essex, CT , 06426
The family-friendly Holiday Train Show exhibit is back at the Connecticut River Museum in Essex for its nineteenth year of fun for all ages. Train artist Steve Cryan has worked his magic again with more trains, new scenery, and lots of surprises to be found in the fully operational 26-foot model train layout. Visitors are challenged to find a scavenger list of various objects hidden within the settings while the very young can get hands-on at the expanded American Flyer and Lionel train layout designed for toddler size viewing. The exhibit is a true locomotive extravaganza and a perfect outing for train fans and all who are young at heart. Sponsored by Liberty Bank, The Safety Zone and Valley Courier, the exhibit runs through February 10, 2013.
The New Haven Museum, 114 Whitney Avenue, New Haven, CT
Free family-friendly program; children build wooden sailboats. Limited space. Call to register.
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SPECIAL CONCERT IN THE GALLERY at the Leif Nilsson Spring Street Studio and Gallery, 1 Spring Street, Chester, CT 06412
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Ramblin' Dan Stevens
$10 donation - BYOB - Bistro Style Seating
Dan performs an eclectic mix of traditional fingerstyle blues and originals and has entertained audiences throughout the US, Germany, UK, Canada and Virgin Islands. Of special interest is his unique style of "bottleneck" slide playing popularized by early Mississippi delta bluesmen including his use of a homemade, three stringed "Cigar Box Guitar" and one stringed "Diddly Bow", both primitive blues instruments. Dan has been lauded for the authenticity of his approach gained by many years on the road as a traveling blues musician.
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The Shoreline Ringers, a Community Handbell Choir from Southeastern Connecticutwww.shorelineringers.org.
Community Music School, 90 Main Street, Centerbrook, CT , 06409
The class will focus on the blues and blues progression in early and modern jazz styles. Dr. O'Neil will introduce beginning to intermediate guitarists to jazz improvisation, style and harmony through a close examination of the blues and its use as the foundation for early and modern jazz studies. Examples and techniques from jazz greats will be covered and the use of the blues progression as a basis for other standards and tunes will be explored. A jam session will conclude the master class. In addition to teaching at Community Music School, Kevin O'Neil is an adjunct professor at Tunxis Community College. As a performer, he enjoys being a freelance guitarist and has recorded many CDs through the years with Anthony Braxton, Klezmer clarinetist David Krakauer, saxophonist Steve Lehman and others. The class is FREE, however, reservations are requested and students should bring a small practice amp with their guitar.
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The Cougars uniform is already in NBA 2k12....looks dope
The Bobcats have made some small alterations to their logo portfolio. And remember the team's NASCAR uniforms? Those have been scrapped and replaced by a jersey patch, which will be worn Feb. 10. Also, the Bobcats are one of nine teams that will be unveiling ABA throwbacks later this season. The good news is that most of them -- including the one the Bobcats will be wearing -- are very, very good. The bad news is that they're all NOPE, which stands for Not Open for Public Exposure. In other words, nobody's allowed to talk about them yet. Further details when the gag order is lifted.
I would love to see a throwback of the Hornets teal & purple! But, since it said the ABA throwbacks I guess we'll see the Cougars uni.
The Cougars uniform is already in NBA 2k12....looks dope
It's funny that the newest team in the league is going to be using an ABA uniform. I can only imagine the jokes RGM will have about this one! I would absolutely LOVE a Bobcats uni in teal and purple but like most said, it'll probably be some Cougars throw off.
Ammo, can you get a pic of the 2k12 jersey up? I can't seem to find one on google
Sorry, that's the only one I found online.
Finally figure out how to take a picture on 2k12 :P
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This has been one of my favorite logos for a long time. I have had it for my logo id on this site for probably 3-4 years at least. Hopefully the jerseys will be as cool.
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The Gym
This cool made HTML web browser game is all about the gym, adventures and passions around it. Meet with lot of girls, screw them all, join some threesomes and many more. Just pick the right answers, make correct moves and you'll get lucky in this free sex dating simulator.
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Coffee for Keisha
Your name is Sam and you're a singer in an upcoming rock band. Unfortunately, your band still sucks and you had to take a day job as a waiter to earn some money. Today you'll meet some hot girls during work. Do your best to meet them later and maybe spend some good time with your dick inside their pussies.
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Horny Nurses: Photographer
Story about Horny Nurses continues. As previously also here you can enjoy these graphics in full screen resolution. Watch how two nurses enjoy each other. Later one of them will go to the patient and pose for his camera.
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Dream Job The Interview Part 3
Remember two previous interviews with Lucy and Amanda? Yeah, that was really nice. But this time they have figured you out. But still they are enjoying themselves at the couch. Anyway, somehow you have to tell them that none of them will get this job. But who cares, let's just enjoy their big boobs and sexy asses.
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St. Patty's Day
This game is all about St. Patrick's day in Ireland. Once again you're totally wasted and your task is to take off all clothes from the large breasted blond babe. Click on the dark girl's head to start the game. Guide your cursor through the maze to pass the level.
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Lots of boobs, asses and huge dicks are waiting for your attention. Just select one of the 12 scenes and enjoy it. In some scenes girls will have their own dicks. Yeah, that's strange. Anyway, enjoy the movie and Japanese language.
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Nicole Meets Roxy
This story is about Nicole, her boyfriend and some hot chick Roxy. A casual day starts with an early morning sex. After that Nicole goes to work and sells exclusive wine. Finally she meets with Roxy and their sexual lesbian adventures can begin.
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Rivalries 2
This part is strongly related to previous part of Rivalries. To play this part you have to finish the first part and enter the code. I can give you one of my codes just for start - 35145467. All babes: Angelica, Lola and Evelyn still want to taste Chris's cock. But don't get caught by Richard. As previously enter "house" to see some hint.
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Story about crazy friends continues. This time Chris visits his friend Richard. Richard is a father of Lola (remember her from previous games). Lola would love to fuck with him again and suggests her girlfriend Evelyn to loose her virginity with Chris. Also there's Richard's hot new wife Angelica who also wants to fuck with Chris. Just type "house" when you don't know what to do and you'll see some hint.
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Teen Fangbangers
Are you tired of Twilight series? Maybe you also hate the Vampire Diaries? Guys, sorry, this game is about silly Vampires :) Two girls Sara and Bianca are going to meet some vampire guy named Mr. Bulgur. They will have a lot of bloody fun :)
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This sex adventure game is about super intergalactic MILF seeding expert - Henshi. Your task is to breed with all babes to continue your generation. Here's some instructions: 1. Remember, you need to get "Spore Ready" before have sex with the girls; 2. Go to your base station to use items and upgrade or to fill your health; 3. Cum with all girls in 4 ways: anal, regular, titfuck and blowjob - some girls will give you items only after certain sex with them. Use W A S D to move and to change positions during sex. Press E to use item or girl. Press Space to masturbate.
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This game can really ruin your day because it's long waiting times :( But still if you can read Japanese then the story of this sex game could be really interesting for you. Just wait for Next button to appear to progress to next scene. Don't know what is all about: secretary, prostitute, maid or a school girl.
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Before Summers: Mana & Mina
As in previous game, this game also will make you really pissed off. Don't play it if you're not patient. Wait for a button to progress the game. Mana and Mina are two school age brunettes. I don't know what the fuck they are doing in this game, but looks like they are peeking on some guy at the swimming pool.
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Lake Party
You are going to the small party at the lake. The only problem is that both of invited girls have their own boyfriends. Well, that's not a problem. Work hard to seduce them and fuck them with or without their boyfriends. Reach all 5 endings of the game and learn from your mistakes.
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Iincho 3
Story about two girls and their tennis trainer. As usually in Japanese games everyone is horny as fuck and the only thing characters are thinking about is sex. So press Next button when you see it. You'll have to play ping-pong tennis in the middle of the game.
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Tawamureru - The Special Lesson
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Nurse HiLo
Another great Video HiLo game. In this episode nurse Taylor Vixen takes care of patient Sammy Rhodes. Guess if the next card will be higher or lower and if you're right and bitches are wrong you'll go to next level and see some hot video.
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Pool Party
Something new and hot from Virtual Date Girls. You are trying to make a pool party. Your task is to walk around the neighbourhood and invite all local girls. Probably all of them will look familiar to you, because all of them are from previous games. Anyway, get to the party and fuck all of them. Game has several endings. Check similar games section to play previous games.
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Lesbian Wrestling
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Pediatrics Group Offers Guidelines to Keep Young Campers Safe, Healthy
Involve kids in camp selection, get med check-ups and discuss homesickness beforehand
FRIDAY, April 1 (HealthDay News) -- Updated guidelines to keep children happy, safe and healthy when they go to camp were released this week by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
When deciding on a camp, parents should consider their child's interests, skills and overall well-being, to ensure their child can effectively participate at a particular camp.
Parents also need to medically and mentally prepare their child for camp, and team with their pediatrician and camp health providers and administrators on a pre-camp health evaluation of their child, the statement recommends.
Homesickness is a common problem for children at camp. Here are some tips to help parents and children:
- Involve children in choosing and preparing for camps.
- Have a positive attitude about the upcoming camp experience and openly discuss homesickness.
- Arrange for children to have practice trips or sleepovers away from home with friends or relatives.
- Don't make pre-arranged pick-up plans. These can cause children to question their independence.
The statement also lists specific health policies and procedures that should be followed by camp administrators. For example, camps with emergency medical devices such as automated external defibrillators, epi-pens or inhalers should keep those devices in easily accessible locations and ensure that medical staff are properly trained in their use.
Camps should have an emergency management plan for dealing with outbreaks of infectious diseases and should promote good hygiene/hand-washing habits among campers, the statement said.
Camp food should follow federal guidelines for school nutrition and food should never be used as a reward or withheld as punishment. Camps should schedule at least 30 minutes of physical activity per day for children.
The policy statement, reviewed and supported by the American Camp Association, appears in the April issue of the journal Pediatrics.
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