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lesbians disgusts me... bloody hell, extermin-a-t-e-!
Zvawawe ne- mapepa, chishanda utumire mari kuZimbabwe kwete kungoswera wakatakura bhibho mumusoro. Kugerwa rudzii ikoko? Isu kuZimbabwe hatina kujaira kuona vakadzi vachigerwa zhumu rakadai. Asi takangomirira mukwasha. Kwete mukwasha wechikadzi asi murume chaiye. Tinoda kufa tambobatawo vazukuru vana vako. Ndini sekuru vako. Sekuru Mukanya Makwiramiti.
Nothing beats home though, Enjoy the isles, Nice Outfit, i am digging it.
mmmm vanhu veNDZ muri kucensorei mapost evanhu pano? pano ndepe freedom of speech! mangofanana ne ZANU! nxa
Iwe usanyepa Roki the singer anogera vakadzi vake bhibho
Lesbians are better than gay men. women can buy tools
All I know is 3rdW people can do anything, and i mean anything to get "asylum" in the 1st W. These range from lying about persecution at home, claiming to be or becoming gay/lesbian, marrying distitute or very old men for papers, suicide. The list is long.The bottom line is peope are scared of coming back to poverty in Zim and they also know that Western govts look after the unemployed (benefits). That online video is part of a package to assist to claim permanent residency from temporary protection in as much as having a photo captured at Sat vigil. I sympathise with my fellow 3rdW comrades as i too cannot dream of living in the 3rdW again. Whether you are rich or poor in a 3rdW country, life/conditions are just not good.
Kwaaaaaaaaah sisi nezuda
gay coz wakashata . nxxxxxa
If happy. Good 4 her.......
Mina I have no problems with what people do with themselves behind their properly closed doors. Now that you got what you wanted, just go about the business of living nemukwasha wedu uyo. Asi zvekuparwa musoro senguruve iri kugochwa dai wambomirawo mbijana zve iwe.
Lev. 20:13"If there is a man who lies with a male as
those who lie with a woman, both of them have committed a detestable
act; they shall surely be put to death. Their bloodguiltiness is upon
Such filth & depravation curses any nation...
Ko nhai maface ko constitution itsva irikuti kudiiko nemhando idzi
hear hear!
yakati zverudzi urwu..pasi nazvo....so it will be difficult if not impossible to challenge arrests for such conduct on account of unconstitutionality of any law that may subsequently be enacted.to effectively deal..nemhando idzi...eish ndinopindwa nechando mumuviri just at seeing them....
if u check at the back of the last page of the constitution.....there is a prtion personally signed nava Gushungo which says' mhodzi dzemhando iyi dzinofanirwa kutanga dzakangwa dzozokuyiwa the dziswa mumvura inokanyirwa sadza rabhoki kuti idye..nekuti dzikangorasawa dzakadaro pane njodzi yekuti dzingangowira pavhu rakakorera dzikazomera'..nyatsotarisisa shaaz you ll see it....there s also a portion for you to sign and endorse before the document goes to parliament next week
Well said Jimalo, iii gushungo is totally against these things
mmmmizvo zvichityisawo wena mmmm hamheno
Disgusting!. Akagarwa ne demon ra Jezeebel from a tender age. But lady. or gentlelady. ( not sure how to address her , u can be delivered as long as you are stil alive.
Wakapinda neyakapenga kuzviita ngochani nekuda mapepa, wotoshinga kupractisa otherwise unomatorerwa.
people should not be concerned about what someone does in the bedroom and who they do it with as long as both people are of legal age and doing nothing illegal.
Worst 24hrs of your life?!!!! If you dont repent you are going to have the worst 24million yrs + of your life.
nhai NDZ what is happening to my posts?
Live and let live. Who are we to judge her lifestyle? Good for her
Haanzi Skye uyo.....anonzi Roseline Tinevimbo Gapare or Chirape. Wonder when she discovered kuti she is lesbian coz akamboita mrume waane mwana naye
mwari wako anotii nezvauri
this is the devil in the woman, handizvoba izvi zvinotaura bible
ngocheni dzese ku ingirandi kwazvinogamuchirwa, ma zimbo taramba
"...doing nothing illegal."? Not munyika yaBob, it is illegal!
death penalty.
well she's not in Zim anymore so good for her.
Why do gays always exagarate cant she have normal hairstyle, and dress normally and act normaly like all of us, and not always talk about being proud and all that, anyway utumire mari kumusha kwava nemaUS dora kana wanga usingazve
akapfekei mwana uyu.. iyo bhibho inoita kunge akatakura dengu remvura... ipapa apa haana kudhonza maScene... mxm..
Ko ma funny funny English accents ndeeyi ayo? Stupid bitch.

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Increase Usage of Online Government Services
TexasOnline is a Web-based "portal" supported through a public-private partnership that provides 37 services online to state and local governments and citizens. Agency initiatives to market these services could improve citizen access to government services while increasing state revenues. Agencies should provide a link for TexasOnline on the front pages of their Web sites and should describe online service options in agency mailings.
TexasOnline is a Web-based "portal" for transacting business with the state. The site is a self-supporting online government service, developed in partnership with BearingPoint, formerly KPMG Consulting, managed by the Department of Information Resources (DIR) and maintained at the West Texas Disaster Recovery and Operations Center in San Angelo. The 2001 Legislature created the TexasOnline Authority, headed by a DIR staff member, to create a common electronic infrastructure for online government.[1]
The private sector is delivering more goods and better services to customers at a lower cost, and taxpayers have come to expect this same kind of performance from their government. TexasOnline meets this expectation by providing its users with information from state agencies and local governments and delivering services such as driver license and motor vehicle registration renewals, license renewals, taxes and fine payments and other services.
The state contracted with BearingPoint to begin developing TexasOnline in May 2000. When the portal was launched in September 2000, it received about 40,000 visits monthly. Now it receives roughly 1 million visits per month.
As of August 2002, TexasOnline had attracted more than 12 million visits, facilitated 8.4 million transactions and collected $249 million in state funds. Even so, the site is still in its infancy and can accommodate any Texas state agency or local government that wishes to participate.[2]
State revenues
TexasOnline's private partner, BearingPoint, has invested about $23 million in establishing the portal infrastructure. BearingPoint is recovering its costs through a combination of user, subscription and premium service fees. The state receives 10 percent of the transaction fees generated by TexasOnline applications.
Projected deposits to the General Revenue Fund for the four years from fiscal 2003 through fiscal 2006 are $1.6 million, $2.6 million, $4.6 million and $6.8 million respectively. BearingPoint projects that it could recover all its investments by the end of fiscal 2005, after which an additional 50 percent of net fee revenues will be added to the state's share. This would add an additional $9.1 million to the fiscal 2006 revenue projection.[3]
Service adoption rates
In September 2001, TexasOnline began tracking and projecting adoption rates—that is, the percentage of eligible transactions actually conducted online—for its various services (Exhibit 1). Projections take into account factors such as:
- adoption rates of similar applications;
- seasonal adjustments for applications that have peak renewal periods;
- agency goals and commitments to marketing the service;
- forecasted budgets for marketing new applications; and
- actual adoption rates.
TexasOnline revenues are directly related to adoption rates and transaction volumes. Its budget is partially based on projected revenues, which include certain assumptions about anticipated adoption rates for available services.[4]
Exhibit 1
Projected Adoption Rates
For Selected TexasOnline Services
Source: BearingPoint.
Fiscal Year State Agency 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Comptroller of Public Accounts Sales tax 0.5% 2.0% 3.0% 7.0% 10.0% Railroad Commission Drilling permits 0% 10.0% 10.0% 30.0% 40.0% Parks & Wildlife Hunting/fishing licenses NA 90.0% 95.0% 100.0% 100.0% Department of Public Safety Driver's license 3.0% 30.0% 30.0% 35.0% 40.0% Driver's license duplicates NA 10.0% 30.0% 40.0% 50.0% Driver's records NA 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% 100.0% Other NA 1.0% 10.0% 20.0% 30.0% Department of Transportation Motor vehicle registrations 0.5% 0.5% 1.0% 2.0% 3.0%
Marketing pays
Marketing and communications are the key elements needed to expand TexasOnline and increase state revenues from the portal. In September 2000, a governor's press conference tripled the number of visits recorded in the following month. A public service announcement campaign running from July 2001 through December 2001 doubled visits over the period. In a 2002 TexasOnline survey of its users, 72 percent said they found out about TexasOnline through renewal notices or newsletters from an agency providing a service through the Web site.[5]
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) increased adoption rates for online driver's license renewals by including fliers in its license renewal mail-outs highlighting the convenience of the online service. This helped triple the number of online applications it received, from 7,000 in June 2001 to 22,000 in January 2002.[6]
Online vehicle registrations through the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) have an even better online potential; only about 3 million driver's license renewals come due each year, compared to 17 million vehicle licenses. TxDOT mailed fliers marketing its online vehicle registration option between April 2002 and June 2002 and saw volume quadruple, from 5,000 to 20,000 per month. Although TxDOT acknowledges that its fliers were effective, it discontinued the program due to its costs and the unavailability of the online option in much of the state. (At present, the service is available in fewer than 40 counties.)[7]
In 2001, BearingPoint projected that adoption rates for vehicle registrations would be just 0.5 percent for fiscal 2002 and 2003 (Exhibit 1). The actual adoption rate was 0.6 percent in 2002, slightly higher than BearingPoint's projection, due to the three-month period in 2002 in which TxDOT included TexasOnline fliers in its registration renewal mail-outs.[8] Without such publicity, it will be difficult to let the general population know about the service.
The TexasOnline Authority considers vehicle registrations to be a local government service; therefore, the state does not receive 10 percent of the transaction fees. While motor vehicle registrations are the responsibility of county tax assessor-collectors, TxDOT plays a key role by sending out all renewal notices and by developing an advanced computer application program that will allow all 254 counties to renew licenses through the portal beginning in spring 2003. For these reasons, the TexasOnline Authority is considering reclassifying this application as a state service.[9]
As previously mentioned, agencies are required to link their Web sites to TexasOnline. If they were required to include the TexasOnline Web address and, if possible, the TexasOnline logo on the front pages of their Web sites, TexasOnline traffic almost certainly would increase. This would improve citizen access to important government information and increase transaction volumes and adoption rates for online services.[10]
Reduced agency costs
Increases in online service delivery and transactions also benefit agencies due to improved efficiencies, quicker service delivery and a smaller possibility of errors.
For example, the Comptroller's WebFile project, which allows sales tax filers to pay taxes online, reduced the agency's online transactions costs after the first year to just 78 cents per tax filing, compared to mail and walk-in transaction costs of $2.72.[11] DPS and the Texas Education Agency have found that the average processing time for online transactions is more than 90 percent faster than for offline transactions.[12] And the Texas Department of Insurance's online program for agent license renewal corrects data entry errors automatically during the application process, reducing the number and percentage of errors that staff members otherwise would have to correct.[13]
A. State law should be amended to require all state agencies to post TexasOnline's Web address on the front page of their agency Web sites.While agencies with generally accessible Internet sites already are required to include an electronic link to TexasOnline, a front-page link, preferably with Texas-Online's logo, would make information and services on the portal more readily available to the public.
B. State law should be amended to require agencies with TexasOnline services to assist the TexasOnline Authority with their marketing.The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and other agencies providing services through TexasOnline should be required to include online service options in mail-outs to the public.
C. The TexasOnline Authority should reclassify motor vehicle registrations as a state service.The Authority is considering a reclassification based on the state's central role in the process.
Fiscal Impact
Recommendation A could be implemented with existing agency resources. The recommendation should increase portal visits and transaction volumes, but the amounts involved cannot be estimated.
Recommendations B and C could be implemented with existing resources. Agencies already pay for the mailing of renewal notices, and could add information on Texas-Online options to existing notices at no additional cost. Agencies also could include separate fliers to market the portal; any additional costs would be offset by reductions in transaction costs and errors as online adoption rates increase.
Mail-out fliers dramatically increased the adoption rate for online motor vehicle registration services at TxDOT and for online driver's license renewals through DPS. The estimate assumes that including online service options in mail-outs for these and other services would at least double the adoption rates currently projected by TexasOnline.
The online transaction cost for motor vehicle registrations is $2. The state would begin receiving 10 percent of these revenues if the TexasOnline Authority reclassifies vehicle registrations as a state service. State revenue would increase by 20 cents for each of the 17 million vehicles renewed each year.
Fiscal Year Current Adoption Rate Projections Increased Projections with Mail-outs Number of Online Renewals Projected Revenue with Mail-outs State Share (10%) 2004 1% 2% 340,000 $ 680,000 $ 68,000 2005 2% 4% 680,000 $1,360,000 $136,000 2006 3% 6% 1,020,000 $2,040,000 $204,000
In addition to the 10 percent share of TexasOnline revenues, the state will begin receiving an extra 50 percent of net revenues once BearingPoint's investments have been paid off. Based on current projections, this additional revenue would begin in fiscal 2006 at $9.1 million, which is 34 percent more than the projected 10 percent share ($6.8 million). It is assumed that these net revenues would increase the state share of additional revenues generated by Recommendations B and C in the same proportion. Therefore, beginning in fiscal 2006, the state share of revenues generated by increased marketing would include both the 10 percent share ($204,000) and the 50 percent of net share ($204,000 plus 34 percent of $204,000 equals $273,000). The total state share in fiscal 2006 would be $477,000 ($204,000 plus $273,000).
Adoption rates for 2007 and 2008 are likely to increase beyond 2006 levels, but TexasOnline has not established projections for these years, so the estimate employs the 2006 rate. Increased adoption rates should improve the efficiencies of state agency operations and result in reduced transaction costs, but the amount of agency savings cannot be estimated.
Fiscal Year Gain to General Revenue 2004 $ 68,000 2005 $136,000 2006 $477,000 2007 $477,000 2008 $477,000
[1]Texas S.B. 187, 77th Leg. Reg. Sess. (2001).
[2]TexasOnline Authority, TexasOnline: A Status Report on the Progress and Efficiencies Gained (Austin, Texas, September 1, 2002), p. 6; TexasOnline Authority, TexasOnline 2003 Budget, Executive Summary (Austin, Texas, October 2001), p. 1; and materials provided by Gary Miglicco, managing director and national director for e-government services, BearingPoint, Austin, Texas, July 24, 2002 and October 9, 2002.
[3]Materials provided by Gary Miglicco.
[4]Materials provided by Gary Miglicco.
[5]Materials provided by Gary Miglicco; and TexasOnline Authority, TexasOnline: A Status Report on the Progress and Efficiencies Gained, p. 23.
[6]Telephone interview with Jim Templeton, project manager, Driver's License Division, Texas Department of Public Safety, August 9, 2002.
[7]Telephone interview with Darryl Hunt, deputy director, Vehicle Title and Registration Division, Texas Department of Transportation, August 9, 2002; telephone interview with Phil Barrett, director, TexasOnline Division, Texas Department of Information Resources, August 25, 2002; telephone interview with Jim Templeton; and materials provided by Diane Emrick Dotson, special projects administrator, Texas Department of Transportation, September 10, 2002.
[8]Telephone interview with Diane Emrick Dotson, Special Projects administrator, Vehicle Title and Registration Division, Texas Department of Transportation, September 10, 2002.
[9]Telephone interview with Phil Barrett, August 25, 2002.
[10]Tex. Gov't Code §2054.125, and telephone interview with Phil Barrett, director, TexasOnline Division, Texas Department of Information Resources, September 6, 2002.
[11]Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Sales Tax Benchmarking Analysis (Austin, Texas, July 17, 2002), pp. 3-6.
[12]TexasOnline Authority, TexasOnline: A Status Report on the Progress and Efficiencies Gained, p. 41.
[13]Texas Department of Insurance, Agent License Renewal Benchmarking Analysis (Austin, Texas, July 1, 2002), p. 6.


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A Simple Beautiful Love"Everything seems to be coming together, but in a very destructive way." Her fingers lightly trace the line of his jaw, & he sighs deeply wondering how he went his whole life without being touched like that & why something so simple felt so good.A Simple Beautiful Love by XxLonerEyesxX
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Heart without a Home I try to close my eyes, to give my mind a much-needed rest, but my shivering body keeps me wide awake. I hug my knees to my chest, struggling to stay warm beneath the bridge that has become my recent shelter. Now I know what it is like to truly be cold. So many times I had taken fluffy blankets, fuzzy slippers, and the heat of my furnace for granted. I understand what it means to have no warmth, no bed, and no home to make me feel safe.Heart without a Home by XxLonerEyesxX
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