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Steamworks enters the bottle age
A B.C. craft beer icon made the push into retail last month, with Steamworks bottling its beer for sale for the first time. The move by the Gastown brewpub has been largely orchestrated by president Walter Cosman, former general manager … Continue reading
6.26 Anniversary Scotch Ale (Russell Brewing Company, 6.5%)
Surrey's Russell Brewing Company celebrated its 17th anniversary with the release of this beautiful barrel-aged beer this summer. While it's slated as a limited release, I've seen bottles still available on liquor store shelves, and it's also made an appearance … Continue reading
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Although the nights are getting crisper, summer just doesn't want to let go this year. Which is my very lame justification for posting my last summer seasonal beer review of the year. Phillips deserves props for its Raspberry Wheat because … Continue reading
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Pineapple Express Wheat Ale (Whistler Brewing Company, 5%)
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Belgian White (Lighthouse Brewing Company, 7.5%)
Still bottles to be had of this great imperial witbier in various B.C. Liquor Stores. I'd been disappointed not to get hold of any of Lighthouse's preceding Belgian Black release, but a few sips of this certainly smoothed … Continue reading
Naughty Hildegard ESB (Driftwood Brewing, 6.5%)
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Ginger Beer (Phillips Brewing Company, 5%)
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PLEASANT PLAINS – Gary Watlington was elected president of the Pleasant Plains Planning and Zoning Committee during the committee's organizational meeting Thursday, said Mayor Rick Siler.
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ASH FLAT – Cave City entries dominated the sweepstakes awards during the Sharp County Fair talent contest Thursday.
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ASH FLAT – A Cave City man pleaded guilty to aggravated assault earlier this week in Sharp County Circuit Court and was sentenced to three years in prison, according to public records in the county
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D.C. is the "ultimate hold market when the economy struggles" and downtown office vacancies should remain below 10 percent, according to the annual report. On the residential side, apartments in D.C. lease "no matter what," the report said.
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I'm well aware it's that cursed day of pink hearts, chocolate and Hallmark cards today - but as I have a fine-tuned sense of loathing for the commercialised vomit that is Valentine's Day (and this has applied whether I'm attached or single), I am deliberately choosing to review a book that's as opposite from buy-shite-to-prove-you-love-me day as possible.
For One More Day by Mitch Albom, not to be mistaken for One Day, is one of his most powerful works. I used to be a closeted Albom fan. It was a little bit like readers who are Nicholas Sparks fans, most of the ones I know are ever-so-slightly ashamed, muttering all sorts of flimsy excuses about why they like his work.
I like Albom because he is actually a decent author. He is good at creating narratives and pulling people into the story. All his novels are tailored around a central philosophical theme. In Tuesdays With Morrie, the theme is Life (with a capital 'L'), The Five People You Meet in Heaven is about Love, and now For One More Day is essentially about Forgiveness.
The book explores the question of regret, based around the chief storyline of what you would do if you could have a deceased loved one back for just one more day. In the case of Charles "Chick" Benetto, a failed former professional baseball player, it's his mother, who passed away suddenly nearly eight years ago.
As the novel jumps back and forth in time, a clear picture of Chick's relationship with his mother emerges. It turns out that he's spent most of his life seeking his father's approval, and as Chick explains in the novel, it's often the cold, distant parent whom you most want to love you. So he spends most of his life chasing after his elusive father, while taking for granted that his warm, loving mother will always be there. Until she wasn't.
There is one particularly moving scene of Chick as a little boy, researching the scientific question "what causes an echo?" - his mother takes time out of her schedule to help him learn, patiently talking him through how sound bounces and persists. His father first tells him to do his homework himself, then turns on the TV while muttering "what a colossal waste of time". It's a perfect example of the terrific Philip Larkin poem This Be The Verse, the one that starts with the famous line "they f*ck you up, your Mum and Dad".
It's a poignant, heartwrenching little tale, not very long and with rather a simple message conveyed using minimalistic language and spare storytelling that leaves many things brewing underneath the surface for the reader to detect, but like all of Albom's writing, it works because it carries an emotional honesty that can be hard to find in more literary fiction.
There are some truly beautiful quotes from For One More Day, like this one:
"...there's a story behind everything. How a picture got on a wall. How a scar got on your face. Sometimes the stories are simple, and sometimes they are hard and heartbreaking. But behind all your stories is your mother's story, because hers is where yours begin."
And also this one, whom anyone who's ever suffered a loss will be able to relate to:
"You can go through your whole life collecting days, and none will outweigh the one you wish you had back."
With that cheerful thought...Happy St Valentine's Day! ;-)
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Shared Belief big favorite to win Awesome Again
... Classic at Santa Anita Nov. 1. It's one of five grade I Breeders' Cup "Win & You're In" prep stakes to be run at the Arcadia, Calif., track Saturday. Trained and owned in part by Jerry Hollendorfer, Shared Belief comes off a sensational 2-3/4-length ... Comment?
Chaplaincy to Honor Arvizu, Salios, Coady
Three people will be recognized by the Race Track Chaplaincy of America during the Oct. 30 White Horse Awards Luncheon in Arcadia, Calif., in conjunction with the Breeders' Cup World Championships. Jockey Rodolfo Arvizu will receive the 2014 White Horse Award, which goes to a person who is judged to have performed the most heroic act on behalf of a human or horse. Comment?
... 8. Call (626) 355-4318 or visit sierramadreplayhouse.org. Santa Anita Park's Oktoberfest, 285 W. Huntington Drive, Arcadia, features beer gardens, food, traditional German music, rock by the Spazmatics and Boogie Knights, contests and horse racing. ... Comment?
Chung notches double eagle for Crescenta Valley girls' golf in league match
... to the round, but that's a great way to finish." San Marino recorded a 195 to win its fourth straight league match. Arcadia, playing on its home course, took second with a 219. Crescenta Valley finished third with a 224, followed by Burroughs (244), ... Comment?
Shared Belief Heavy Choice in Awesome Again w/Photo
27 at . The marquee event on Breeders' Cup Challenge Day at Santa Anita, the Awesome Again is the final steppingstone to the $5 million Breeders' Cup Classic at Santa Anita Nov. 1. It's one of five grade I Breeders' Cup "Win & You're In" prep stakes to be run at the Arcadia, Calif., track Saturday. Comment?
Volleyball: Arcadia excels by moving Lexi Resch to opposite w/Photo
But that's what Arcadia High School coach Charles Freberg did to four-year starter Lexi Resch. He has pushed the senior from outside hitter to opposite. Comment?
Miss Serendipity Could Stroll in Rodeo Drive w/Photo
will try for another top-level victory at the Arcadia, Calif., track when she faces an expected 13 other fillies and mares in the $300,000 Rodeo Drive Stakes (gr. IT) Sept. 27. A 6-year-old Argentine-bred daughter of Not For Sale, Miss Serendipity ... Comment?
... Lantern Theater's new season begins on Sept. 25 with previews of their production of the Tom Stoppard masterpiece, "Arcadia" which opens on Oct. 1 and runs through Nov. 2. Kathryn MacMillan directs a cast of twelve in this tale of two centuries, ... Comment?
Pacific League football preview: Crescenta Valley High poised to take crown? w/Photo
... Muir High has won or shared the most championships with four, while Burroughs has claimed or shared three titles, Arcadia has two crowns and Burbank took home one banner. Crescenta Valley has finished runner-up in league four times since 2006, the ... Comment?
'Chrome' to Classic; Bayern weighs BC options
... a little bit," said California Chrome's regular rider, Victor Espinoza, at Clockers' Corner Tuesday morning at the Arcadia, California, track. "They slowed down pretty good on the first turn [going the first quarter in a leisurely :24.07 seconds]. ... Comment?
Local Bank/Furniture/Gelato Shop promotes outstanding customer service w/Photo
... for their "more friendly" atmosphere compared to their other branches in town. Likewise, in the neighboring City of Arcadia, there's a classy furniture store, which resembles the former Bombay home decor shops sometime back. This unique store is ... Comment?
Airport-area hotel sold out of bankruptcy w/Photo
... Creek Hotel LLC, according to state real estate records posted Tuesday. The buyer's agent is Rao R. Yalamanchili, of Arcadia, Calif., who operates Positive Investments Inc., a real estate investment and property management firm. Comment?
Sports Roundup: Flintridge Prep girls' volleyball suffers setback to Poly
... 3, Holy Family 0: The visiting Gaels (0-4) suffered a 25-12, 25-12, 25-19 nonleague defeat Tuesday. GIRLS' GOLF Arcadia 224, Crescenta Valley 229, San Marino 267: Gloria Namkung had a three-over-par 39 on Monday for the Falcons in a nonleague ... Comment?
Quarterback Club: Crawford to take bigger role in St. Francis offense w/Photo
... certainly has reason to believe his team will perform differently this Friday. When the Tornadoes (1-2) travel to Arcadia (1-2) for a 7 p.m. contest, they'll welcome back top running back Rayvin Tanhueco and cornerback/wide receiver Ryan Williams . ... Comment?
Burbank High golf's Irene Maemura medals in league match w/Photo
... with a 193 and was led by a runner-up Bella Setio (35). Crescenta Valley carded a 210 to take second, followed by Arcadia (219), Burroughs (240), La Caada (251) and Burbank (254). Crescenta Valley Coach Lee Pope said the Falcons needed a breakout ... Comment?
... each of the directors starting at 3 p.m. Tickets are $10 to $50. Call (818) 243-2539 or visit alextheatre.org. The Arcadia Chamber of Commerce Taste of Arcadia at the Arboretum, 301 N. Baldwin Ave., Arcadia, features food and drink from local ... Comment?
ELB Electronics Introduces LED Down Light for CFL Direct Replacement...
Arcadia, Calif. ELB Electronics, a global manufacturer of LED lighting products, has introduced an LED down light direct replacement product to retrofit existing 1x32-watt and 2x26-watt compact fluorescent downlights. Comment?
Stonebridge Companies' SpringHill Suites by Marriott Arcadia Hotel... w/Photo
The SpringHill Suites by Marriott Arcadia hotel looks forward to welcoming fans and spectators for the annual Breeders' Cup, taking place October 31 and November 1, 2014 at Santa Anita Park. The prestigious event weekend is full of high fashion, parties, entertainment, and the world's best thoroughbreds competing in thrilling races. Comment?
626 Night Market draws 50,000 people over final 2014 weekend w/Photo
... to organizers. And many of those were excited for its future. Organizers estimate 50,000 people made their way to Arcadia for the final three-night run of 2014. "I was born in the 626, and am so proud to see how this event has taken the SGV ... Comment?
All were winners at "Walk a Mile in My Paws" show for special needs cats w/Photo
All winners in attendance... Milo's president Michele Hoffman receiving a commendation from the Mayor of Arcadia by Councilman Sho Tay at the beginning of the event. Saturday, Sept 13 was a special day for both cat lovers and cats alike...at Milo's first annual "Walk a Mile in my Paws" event in Arcadia, Ca. Comment?
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Police have released a composite sketch of the man suspected of grabbing a teenager near her Ajax school last week.
Investigators from the Durham sexual assault unit will be on hand at Romeo Dallaire Public School in Ajax from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday to appeal to the public for information in the case.
On April 12, a 13-year-old girl reported that a man grabbed her by the wrist in a wooded area across the street from her school while she was walking back to class during lunch hour, police said in a statement last week.
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So frozen were the crowds who'd camped out to see the stars of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey at its London premiere that their visible breath rose in smoke-like plumes above them. The fake Hobbit hole, part of an impressive piece of set dressing at Leicester Square looked extremely inviting as darkness fell and the temperature plummeted.
Gollum actor Andy Serkis arrived first accompanied by his wife the actress Lorraine Ashbourne who, in a backless and sleeveless dress, drew gasps of sympathy from onlookers as she braved the cold. The pair shivered their way down the green carpet, Serkis stopping to confirm that, after working on The Hobbit as the film's second unit director, he's going to spend more time behind the camera from now on.
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"I'm definitely moving more towards directing now," he said.
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"I didn't seek any advice from Ian about the character, but I did watch him," he said. "I think you really have to make it your own."
Australian actress Cate Blanchett, who reprised the role of the elf Galadriel for the new movies, arrived wearing a white, backless Givenchy dress and didn't stop for many interviews, clearly feeling the chill, before dashing into the Odeon with a borrowed coat over her shoulders.
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Romney will probably break the streak: Despite Romney's South Carolina disaster, he "remains a strong, though no longer prohibitive, favorite for the Republican presidential nomination," say Larry Sabato and Kyle Kondik at Sabato's Crystal Ball. The next batch of primaries and caucuses are a better match for Romney's strengths, and Gingrich is still a weak candidate. "Streaks are meant to be broken, and in all likelihood South Carolina's perfect record" is doomed.
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History will win this round: We're already in uncharted waters, says Erick Erickson at RedState. While every winning GOP nominee since 1980 has won South Carolina, every one of those candidates "had also won either Iowa or New Hampshire." This year, we have three different winners in those three contests. But South Carolina is still the best gauge of GOP temperament, and Romney's crushing defeat "is about Republican grassroots giving the Washington Republican establishment the finger." The GOP base wants a "fighter" — and "only Newt is left to fight for them."
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It took eight races to beat Steve Holcomb this season.
The Olympic four-man champion finished seventh in a two-man event in Winterberg, Germany, on Friday, snapping a seven-race winning streak overall to start the World Cup season.
"I knew coming into this race that it was going to be a challenge," Holcomb said, according to the U.S. Bobsled and Skeleton Federation. "I drive by feel, not by visual cues. I've always struggled here, but understanding that doesn't make it any less frustrating. Knowing that it's going to be difficult adds pressure, especially since I've been undefeated this season."
Swiss Beat Hefti won by a comfortable .46 of a second in a two-run time of 1 minute, 52.68 seconds. Another American, Cory Butner, took third, .01 behind second place Aleksander Zubkov of Russia.
"It's hard not to wonder where you lost that and how you could have made up some time," said Butner, who won his first World Cup medal in Europe. "We have the best equipment, best coaches and techs, and everything is coming together just like it's supposed to."
The bobsled World Cup continues with a four-man competition Saturday at 4 a.m. ET on Universal Sports.
Holcomb not winning wasn't a major shock because his seven-race streak came entirely in North America — Calgary, Alberta, Park City, Utah, and Lake Placid, N.Y. Winterberg is the first of four straight weekends of racing on European tracks, where Holcomb has had far less success.
Holcomb has not won a World Cup or World Championships two- or four-man race outside of North America since Dec. 13, 2009, also in Winterberg.
Both Holcomb and Nick Cunningham, who was 12th on Friday, crashed in four-man training in Winterberg earlier this week. Holcomb was in the Night Train 2. Cunningham was in the Night Train 1, the sled that won the 2010 Olympic gold medal. Cunningham started driving the Night Train 1 in December and crashed in his fourth run in the sled.
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David O. Russell's 1970s con game satire American Hustle is a dance you want to do and a party invitation you want to take up.
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Starring Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Bradley Cooper and Jennifer Lawrence. Directed by David O. Russell. 138 minutes. Opens Dec. 20 at major theatres. 14A
Nomination for the year's most shocking cinema sight: Christian Bale's massive belly, swinging free, bold and hairy at the start of American Hustle , David O. Russell's delightful satire.
It's followed by another gasper: Bale's character Irving Rosenfeld, a petty New York con artist living as large as his 1970s dreams, fusses before a hotel mirror with a toupee that could send shivers up the spine of Donald Trump.
The man who was Batman gained 40 pounds for this role, and also submitted to whatever barbershop savagery was needed to reduce his scalp to a follicular disaster zone. He went method schlub, in other words, both for the sake of his art and also because he's really into this movie.
There's similar all-in commitment by Bradley Cooper, Amy Adams and Jennifer Lawrence, who all dress and comport themselves as if they wandered off the set of Saturday Night Fever .
Indeed, the ladies flash so much boobage in their permanently NSFW attire, it's almost as if they want to be ready in case a mirror ball suddenly starts flashing and the needle drops on a disc spinning "Disco Inferno" — although the more appropriate tune for this film might be "Do the Hustle."
Either way, it's a dance you want to join and a party invitation you want to take up. It's one of the year's cleverest films, and also one of the best.
"Some of this actually happened," the title card reads, referring to the parts of this shaggy dog narrative that ricochet off the real con game of the late 1970s and early 1980s, known as Abscam, when FBI agents posed as Arab sheiks to sucker and collar a passel of corrupt politicians.
With this brief nod to reality, we're off to the races with Russell's off-kilter, untrustworthy and utterly enjoyable yarn, in which Bale's Irving is dragooned by Cooper's Richie DiMaso, an FBI agent on the make, to use his conman skills to assist in reeling the bigger fish Uncle Sam really wants to fry.
Playing nicey-nicey means a better legal deal for Irving and his partner in love and crime Sydney Prosser (Adams), an ex-stripper who is pretending to be a British aristocrat, for the purposes of the profitable scam the two have been running: promising imaginary loans to desperate people, for a real fee of $5,000 a head.
Irving and Sydney first meet at a party, their eyes locking as Chicago's "Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?" plays, part of a soundtrack that's as sinuous as Linus Sandgren's camera, which rarely stops moving. The tunes zig and zag from Duke Ellington to Led Zeppelin, from Wings to Tom Jones, like an ancient jukebox with a quarter jammed inside it.
Sydney is also doing her best to imagine that Irving isn't married, which he is. He also has a son. Not trying at all to forget this important information is Irving's wife Rosalyn (Lawrence), whom you'd called a pistol the same way you'd call an AK-47 a peashooter.
She's the wild card of this increasingly convoluted (in a good way) saga where you're never quite sure who's zooming who, and really don't care.
Russell loves these characters, whom he helped bring to life with co-writer Eric Singer, and he wants us to love them, too. He's been this way since the life and career epiphany of The Fighter , which brought Bale and Adams together, winning Bale an Oscar and Adams a nomination.
This generosity of spirit was also witnessed in last year's Silver Linings Playbook , which teamed Lawrence and Cooper, winning her an Oscar and him a nomination. Any wonder why these actors would do anything for Russell?
Leave the judgments to judges and bureaucrats (comedian Louis C.K. downshifts for a deadpan FBI boss).
To be sure, this is serious business, the clownish hair and attire notwithstanding. But it's hard not to feel some sympathy for Irving, who tells us via voice-over that he was raised on robbery, doing things like busting windows so his glazier dad would have more work.
Irving does bad things, but he's not really a bad guy.
It figures that he'd bond with Jeremy Renner's Carmine Politio, Mayor of Camden, who looks like an Elvis impersonator at a court appearance and who's just trying to do the right thing for New Jersey by doing a bit of the wrong thing, money-wise.
It occurs to me that American Hustle is the sleight-of-hand movie that Now You See Me wanted to be earlier this year. Now You See Me bored with its fake magic, most of it done by CGI.
American Hustle entertains and engages with its abundant personal chemistry and buoyant flim-flammery. This includes the coincidental but still amusing rib-poke of having British actor Bale affect an American accent while American actress Adams does a British one.
"People believe what they want to believe," Irving says.
American Hustle proves the maxim, right down to the horrendous hair and clothes they all rock like there's no shame, and no tomorrow.
Correction - January 2, 2013: This article was edited from a previous version that mistaknely referred to Jeremy Renner's character Carmine Politio as the Mayor of Atlantic City.
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Coxy is a woman who is going from strength to strength. Her destiny was to become a stunningly sculpted beauty. Then her nude modelling experience perfected her natural gifts of sex-laden proportions.
Now she crowns her achievements. Hegre-Art is the only place to find this ravishing girl posing nude with a male model
She is attracted to strength. It is where she finds her pleasure. She is a dedicated fan of the "Spartacus" TV series. What she likes best is the sight of gladiators battling with each other. Powerful muscular bodies are her turn-on. Every chance she gets, she will watch them locked in struggle or embrace. She has only one regret.
She was born too late to revel in the barbaric scenes that once filled Rome's Colosseum.
|Dexter United States
boring This girl Coxy is not only boring, but she also isn't even that pretty. I don't understand how you go from Valerie to this. Whatever happened to. The sets with Mike and Valerie? Perhaps even a video of them ducking.
|wheeler United States
coxy is lovely as always! although, I still think the socks are a little corny
|CB13 United States
Gorgeous I'm not a fan of the socks covering her great legs, but Coxy is gorgeous. I'd love to see her work again with Mike or another black man.
|fotoman United States
To each his own... I think Coxy is one of the sexiest models on the site!!!
|Jeff Germany
RE: boring She has a gorgeous body and a classy, elegant face, but nevertheless I think she has gone through some facial surgery.
|Steven Australia
Re:boring I cant see what Dexter is getting at. I find Coxy most attractive and sophisticated socks or no socks. But I suppose that is what makes the world go round, each to their own. Cheers Dexter.
|gator United States
Coxy Stripes When is Coxy going to put her herself out there like Valerie and Flora ? Those two are uninhibited goddesses. Their attitude is : Here's what I got ...let me show what I got ......take a good close look at what I got .....now take an even closer look at what I got. We never get that from Coxy. A little peek here ...a little glimpse there. She strikes me as an aloof, cold ice maiden that's afraid she might melt if she opens her legs, bends over and really shows us what she got. She's a beautiful woman with what appears to be an incredible body but she just wouldn't put herself out there like so many other models on this site. Too bad.
|Ricky United States
I think Coxy is great. She is a classic beauty, elegant and very sexy without always being explicit. I thought the leggings were cute. I would love to see a photo set where she started out fully clothed, and slowly removed clothing, ending nude.
|wheeler-1 United States
RE: Coxy Stripes You say: "She strikes me as an aloof, cold ice maiden that's afraid she might melt if she opens her legs, bends over and really shows us what she got." I'll tell you what Coxy's got! She's got a beautiful body! not just a pussy! Thank you for sharing your beautiful body with us Ms Coxy! Much love and respect to you!
|wheeler United States
the beautiful siren lures the hapless sailor to his death with her hypnotizing song! it was a good death!
|KOMET United States
COXY - SIREN OF THE SEA Diaphanous tail fin metamorphosed at dawn into 2 sexy, strong & shapely legs, COXY emerges fully nude from the ocean depths to play her idle hours with the fishermen, whose boats are anchored offshore in their quest to harvest a bounty of prawns, crawfish, and clams.
|Spacehog Hong Kong
Beautiful collection. Coxy's shoots are always special, but this is one of the best. Just too short!
|Ricky United States
Just everything about this set is perfect: Coxy is so lovely here, those last few shots especially were really so beautiful. Impressive work!
|PacoEco Mexico
Congratulations This collection is really pure art, far away from pornography like some other lately Congratulations, Coxy is beautifull
|wheeler United States
two naked wet lovlies! what could be better? well...you know my answer to that!
|KOMET United States
FLORA y COXY - DIOSAS DE LA NATURALEZA Two Sirens, beguiling to the eye, emerge from the depths of the seas to take delight in the summer sun and surrounding landscape (if only for a few hours).
|Letti Germany
Coxy and Flora body balance Sometimes I can see which gallery was made by Alya. She has her own way to see the girls. Lightning is very good, I like it very much
|geroki Germany
Dear Alya... Dear Alya, I really like your shootings, even if I can yet see the differences between your work and Petter's, sometimes ;) Even if the "master" is 99% perfect in focussing and frame setting... you are very close. And sometimes you have amazing ideas for your sessions (i.e. Coxy mirrored, sessions with Coxy+Flora+Thea, Zaika with fishnets)... great! Go on that way, you are a real talent... and try to use a tripod more often :P Anyway... my compliments for your work, Petter got the right "apprentice" :)
|JerseyJoe4 United States
Bathing beauties A beautiful set of images with two of the loveliest models on this site. Not as erotic as some but nicely done by Alya. Splish-splash, you're getting me wet!
|Pacoq Mexico
I had some time out of the page and I notice that Flora has lost more weight than she should, from my perspective, she need to gain some pounds
|gustavo Chile
Flora amazing, love her face, estas tremenda Flo ;)
|Tom Germany
Coxy shaved Coxy, please surprise us next time with a full shaven pussy.
|wheeler United States
gorgeous! and, you even managed to avoid creepy old flabby guys in the background!lol
|meonhere United Kingdom
No change then.. Coxy, the girl whose open spread legs will never be seen by Hegre members..
|KOMET United States
COXY - A NATURAL FIT FOR THE BEACH (avec pubic thatch) Keep COXY unshaven! For once, celebrate the beauty of a Woman with a public thatch. So sexy!!!
|wheeler United States
RE: No change then.. give it a rest! you've seen one pussy, you've seem em all! these ladies have so much more than that to look at!!!
|Zeppelin Germany
Keep her unshaven? She is not unshaven now. I agree with Tom: I think, Coxys flawless physique demands an alltogether smooth nether Region.
|Nanuk Switzerland
Coxy Sunbeams Really a perfect Gallery (with a perfect model) !!
|KOMET United States
COXY ON A FRIDAY Where once was a sapling, whose leafy branches stretched out towards the morning sky, there now stood COXY, happy to be a Woman again.
|MojoMa_55 Switzerland
Coxy -Sunbeams Artistic, but too many inconvenient shadows.


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Award-winning hotel just minutes from Lancaster County attractions! Experience small town hospitality within walking distance to charming downtown Ephrata.
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(717) 687-5000
A truly unique experience! Sleep in a 25 ton caboose, dine in a real rail car and enjoy browsing through our gift shop.
Sleep Inn & Suites Lancaster County
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(717) 285-0444
Featuring 80 rooms and suites, indoor pool and whirlpool, picnic area with grill, fitness center, and convenient location.
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Hershey Farm Inn & Restaurant
240 Hartman Bridge Road, Route 896, Strasburg, beside Millennium Theatre, Ronks, PA 17672
(717) 687-8635 (800) 827-8635
Quaint, country rooms nestled in over 23 acres of scenic Lancaster County farmland, featuring free full breakfast buffet, delicious smorgasbord, fantastic shopping, and more!
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Distinctive Lodging. First Class Service. Experience the historic charm, culinary delights and gracious hospitality of the Abraham Lincoln Hotel.
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Classic Inn
2302 Lincoln Highway East, Lancaster, PA 17602
(717) 291-4576 (888) 395-3262
Eighteen large rooms tastefully appointed. Located nearby all Lancaster's major attractions.
Fulton Steamboat Inn
1 Hartman Bridge Road, Strasburg, PA 17579
(717) 299-9999 (800) 922-2229
Victorian and nautically themed rooms with modern amenities. Enjoy the restaurant, indoor pool, Jacuzzi, and the walking trail in our beautiful country setting.
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MainStay Suites of Lancaster County
314 Primrose Lane, Mountville, PA 17554
(717) 285-1779 (800) 370-6753
Perfect for business or leisure travel, this hotel features 71 suites with fully equipped kitchens, complimentary social hour, fitness center, courtyard, outdoor pool and valet service.
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Hollander Motel, The
320 East Main Street, New Holland, PA 17557
(717) 354-4377
Make this bright and cheerful motel your home when visiting Lancaster County.
Eastbrook Inn
21 Eastbrook Road, Ronks, PA 17572
(717) 393-2550 (800) 777-8338
Clean, comfortable rooms at an affordable price. Close to major attractions.
Conewago Valley Motor Inn
1688 Hershey Road, Elizabethtown, PA 17022
(717) 367-4320
Quiet country atmosphere with swimming pool, miniature golf, and snack bar. Great central location to explore all of PA Dutch Country.
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Holiday Inn Express Elizabethtown - Hershey Area
147 Merts Drive, Elizabethtown, PA 17022
(717) 367-4000 (800) 335-4188
Closest Lancaster County hotel to Hersheypark!
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Orchard Inn
44 South Harvest Road, Bird-in-Hand, PA 17505
(717) 768-3644
This cozy and comfortable Inn is situated right in the middle of an orchard. Enjoy our large rooms and cozy pillow-top mattresses.
Country Living Inn
2406 Old Philadelphia Pike, Lancaster, PA 17602
(717) 295-7295 (877) 295-7295
Experience the charm and personality of an old fashioned country inn along with the security and hi-tech amenities you desire.
Dutch Treat Motel
265 Herr Road, at the intersection of Herr Road and Route 896, Ronks, PA 17572
(717) 687-7998 (800) 687-1447
Quiet countryside right across from Sight & Sound Millennium Theatre. Close to all major attractions. Large, seasonal outdoor pool!
Lancaster Arts Hotel
300 Harrisburg Avenue, Lancaster, PA 17603
(717) 299-3000 (866) 720-2787
This unique and upscale hotel boasts lavish and luxurious amenities and accommodations.
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Comfort Inn New Holland
626 West Main Street, New Holland, PA 17557
(717) 355-9900 (800) 296-4661
Whether traveling for business or pleasure, this award-winning hotel offers abundant amenities and borders the peacefulness of farmlands. Just minutes away from area attractions.
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IDF vehicle along Gaza border fence 370.
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Hamas Islamists enforced a fragile two-day-old truce on Friday by
evacuating Palestinians from a "no-go" border zone after IDF gunfire
across the Gaza border killed one Palestinian and wounded several
others. The rare move by the group in control of the Gaza Strip
followed intervention by Egyptian mediators who urged both sides to take
steps to preserve the truce that ended eight days of fierce
Israeli-Palestinian fighting on Wednesday.The IDF stated that a
group of about 300 Palestinians approached the border fence in the
southern Gaza Strip and held a violent disturbance along the border.A
number of the Palestinians attempted to break through the border fence
into Israel. IDF soldiers initially fired shots into the air, but when
warnings were not heeded, shots were directed at the suspects' legs,
according to the IDF.One
armed Palestinian was apprehended in Israeli territory after having
crossed the fence and was returned to Gaza by soldiers, the IDF stated.Hamas
security officials, coming closer to the Israeli border fence than ever
before, escorted Palestinians away from the site, witnesses, including a
Reuters photographer, said.A Palestinian security source
confirmed the move to Reuters, saying "yes, there are instructions to
implement the agreement and at the same time protect the people. The
instruction is not to allow people to approach the border fence."Hamas
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area that Israel has long declared a no-go zone for Gazans.A
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Israeli soldier had fired into the air three times before Qdeih was hit
in the head by a bullet.Hamas spokesman Sami Abu Zuhri said: "We will contact the Egyptian mediator to discuss the incident."Wednesday's ceasefire deal ended eight days of fierce fighting that left 163 Palestinians and six Israelis dead.According
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stop their hostilities. However, the brief document left details on
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patrols the border area and says its forces have come under increasing
attack this year, with terrorists planting explosive devices and firing
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Kukla's Korner Hockey
Dustin Penner Scores Off The Face Of Ian White
by Paul on 10/17/10 at 12:58 AM ET
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Sorry for the bad quality of the video, but it is the only one I could find and it is time to hit the bed.
Watch it below and I will update the video tomorrow morning.
added 8:41am on 10/17/10, video has been updated.
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totally hilarious. reminds me of one of my most glorious moments in sports. i was on a co-ed adult indoor soccer league in chicago. one guy was being an ass the whole game. i ended up fouling him hard and got a yellow card which in the indoor game, much like hockey, you had to sit in a box and the other team got a power play. when my time was up, i preceded to exit the box, get the ball imediately and drill a shot off of that guy's face and into the goal. truly one of the highlights of my adult co-ed career.
Posted by perfection from LaLaLand on 10/17/10 at 04:38 AM ET
White was sporting a shiner and about six stitches around his right eye after Edmonton Oilers winger Dustin Penner banked a shot off his face for a goal in the Flames' come-from-behind victory Saturday night at the Saddledome.
"We didn't get the puck out, and next thing I remember, I saw it bounce off my head," said White with a shrug.
"I didn't even know it went in, but I'll be feeling it for a couple of days. It's awful, but what can you do? You take one in the face, and I think you at least get a blocked shot for it, but they end up scoring."
At least he can joke about it now.
more at the Calgary Sun…
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By Sachin Trivedi | June 18, 2014 2:06 PM EST
Viewers got a better glimpse of the main villain of the upcoming movie "Guardians of the Galaxy." The new trailer gives the viewers more hints about the plot of the movie and the action and humour that can be expected.
The main plot of "Guardians of the Galaxy" is about an orb, which gets stolen by a man called Peter Quill. He is chased around the galaxy by the main villain, Ronan the Accuser. Peter then assembles a group of misfits in order to save himself and the galaxy from the coming evil.
The new trailer reveals that Peter and his group are the last hope of the galaxy to stop the rising threat from Ronan the Accuser and his kind. Peter, also known as Star-Lord, is seen leaving Earth when he was only a kid to later become a master thief of the galaxy. Circumstances force Peter, Gamora, Rocket Raccoon, Drax the Destroyer and Groot to join forces.
The trailer shows stunning visuals from the movie. Viewers can expect to see a lot of action in the movie, especially from Drax the Destroyer. Drax is seen facing off a formidable enemy with just two knives in his hands.
But "Guardians of the Galaxy" is not all about action. There is a lot of scope for humour as well. The biggest alien super hero in the movie is Groot. The alien who looks like a big walking tree does not seem to say much but is seen giving a flower to a little girl.
Perhaps the biggest surprise for the viewers in "Guardians of the Galaxy" is the voice and temperament of Rocket Raccoon. Although he is the smallest of the lot, his sense of humour and love for guns and explosives instantly make him stand out from the crowd.
The role of Peter Quill is played by Chris Pratt, Gamora is played by Zoe Saldana, Drax the Destroyer is played by Dave Bautista, Rocket Raccoon is voiced by Bradley Cooper and Groot is voiced by Vin Diesel. The role of the main villain, Ronan the Accuser, is played by Lee Pace.
"Guardians of the Galaxy" will be released on Aug 7, 2014 in Australia, on Aug 1 in the U.S. and Canada and on July 31 in the UK. The movie is one of the highly anticipated movies in 2014 and expectations are running high among the fans.
(Credit: YouTube/Marvel UK)
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