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Walking Dead Producer Gale Anne Hurd on Losing Frank Darabont and What's in Store for Season Two
As a producer of Aliens and the Terminator movies, Gale Anne Hurd has ushered humankind to salvation through the bleakest circumstances. Over the past twelve months, she's faced more bloodshed of sorts, in real life. Frank Darabont, her co-executive producer (also a key writer, creator, director, and showrunner) on AMC's The Walking Dead, was abruptly fired this summer. This, after the announcement late last year that a chunk of the series' writing staff would not return. How will the zombie drama, AMC's most popular program, survive this behind-the-scenes apocalypse? Vulture asks Hurd, who's preparing to face the show's most diehard contingency at this weekend's New York Comic-Con, about The Walking Dead's survival strategy.
That nod to The Walking Dead in Breaking Bad's gory season finale was genius.
That was entirely AMC. They had that planned, but actually kept all of us in the dark. We just knew that [Walking Dead special makeup effects artist] Greg Nitocera and some of his team were going to be in Albuquerque on Breaking Bad, that he was creating some effect for them.
The victim, Gus Fring, looked like a cross between Two-Face and the Terminator, which is interesting, because you produced some Terminator films.
[Giggles.] There are multiple homages in there, I guess.
There's been a lot of curiosity about this season for obvious reasons. We know new executive producer Glen Mazzara has a pedigree [The Shield, Hawthorne], but what makes him a good replacement for Frank Darabont?
Well, Glen wrote the fifth episode last season. So that was as we were finding our feet — we were really lucky. He wasn't available last season, so he just did that freelance episode.
What is your relationship with Darabont now?
I'm totally close [to him]. That hasn't changed — no, no. Frank basically made it clear that everyone associated with the show should continue and make sure that people knew that regardless of how difficult the transition might be, it wasn't a situation where a showrunner was being brought in from the outside to change the direction and vision for the show.
Why did AMC fire him?
I have no idea. None.
Nothing precipitated this?
I have no idea. You'd have to ask AMC.
How did this affect the workplace? You can't just pretend it didn't happen.
[Slowly, choosing words carefully.] We didn't lose any time in the shoot. We didn't have to shut down. It's a group of incredible professionals. You put your head down, and you go back to work. It was really difficult emotionally, but you carry on.
How has season two changed with Darabont's departure and the shakeup in your writing staff previous to that?
I think what people interpreted [about the departing writers] was a bit off the mark. It's not a lot of writing staff being different. And Glen brings his expertise, his life experience to the show. Of course, there are going to be subtle changes, but it's a collaborative medium in which many people contribute. We started up the writers' room in February. So they all worked together for most of the season.
How have AMC's budgetary concerns affected the show?
[If] you've seen the show, I don't think that you can say there's any change between last season and this season. Whenever you're starting up a show as difficult as this one — especially one that's not shooting in Los Angeles — there are enormous start-up costs. Those were amortized over six episodes; now we have thirteen episodes. So the budget, the money we have to spend to make each episode, has not been affected as much as what one cost calls the amortization budget. It was much more expensive last year because of the start-up expenses, and because it's much more expensive to produce six shows on location than thirteen.
Plot-wise, what's going to be the biggest difference between season one and season two?
The first season was setting up the world, learning about it through Rick's eyes 'cause obviously he was in a coma as the world was falling into the zombie apocalypse. This season we're able to delve into each of the cast members: who they are, what their fears are, what their hopes are. Are they giving into despair? Are they willing to fight? Do they have an opportunity to fall in love?
Like the youngest character, Glenn, will finally get some action.
Yes! So there is this season new characters and that changes the group dynamic. And Glenn does find a love among the zombie apocalypse with Maggie.
Doesn't his love affair get the survivors run off the farm where they're staying?
I think you'll have to watch to see. As you know from the first season, we don't follow the books entirely. Like in the comics, Shane Walsh died very, very early on, and that obviously wasn't the case [here]. You were asking about violence? There are a lot more threats this season, as you see in the first two episodes. And also when you introduce new characters, you have the fertile ground for humans that take on the role of villains. It's not just the zombies.
Speaking of villains, it's interesting how Daryl is the character who's changed the most, morphing from redneck to leader. How does that happen?
He was always in his brother's shadow. Now he can define himself. And truly, he's got the strongest skill set to survive in this environment. He's a survivalist. The rest are adapting to living without modern conveniences, but Daryl grew up that way.
Every so often there's speculation that, like, Charlie Sheen or Thomas Jane will make an appearance on the series. Who's lined up to guest-star?
Actually, we don't have any. It's difficult to suspend disbelief and buy into what we think is a very character-driven show if you're spending your time playing Spot the Zombie.

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NIKE, INC. Announces Sale of Umbro to Iconix Brand Group
The transaction is expected to be complete by the end of 2012.
The transaction is expected to be complete by the end of 2012.
NIKE, Inc. to focus on accelerating growth through Nike and complementary sport brands.
Paul Gascoigne, one of the finest footballing talents England has ever produced, was in London today to show his support to the team's tournament hopes and launch 'Faces of England' - a new campaign from Umbro, official kit suppliers to the England team.
Umbro, the official kit supplier to the England team, has released the St George Collection, a complete on and off field range which will be used by the squad during Europe's biggest football tournament this summer.
Taking its lead from the St. George's flag, the new England Home kit, tailored by Umbro, features a patriotic white and red only design. The Three Lions crest, which previously featured blue and red, appears entirely in red so the strip is a representation of the St. George's flag in its purest form.
Umbro is celebrating 88 years of stylish sportswear with a four piece collection that pays homage to its unique football tailoring heritage. Icons Re-issue is a tribute to the classic silhouettes which have embodied Umbro's reputation for crafting smart football garments.
Following the launch of the Speciali 92 collection to celebrate 20 years of greatness, Umbro has released the Speciali 3 – a contemporary take on the classic Speciali football boot.
A unique piece from the Umbro archives has provided the inspiration for New Blue, a capsule collection of sportswear apparel for Autumn Winter 2011.
Umbro launches limited edition five-piece lifestyle capsule collection to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its iconic football boot, the Speciali.
It combines the comfort and fit of Umbro's English football tailoring heritage with the latest in football performance technology.
Classic navy kit fuses football smartness with modern tailoring.
Collection is rooted in English football, performance and style.
The Umbro brand will become the official sponsor and exclusive ball supplier of the United Soccer Leagues, including each of its professional and amateur soccer leagues.
Nike Expects Acquistion To Be Completed In March
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The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government
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|The Rise and Fall of the Confederate Government (1881)
|A work written by the President of the Confederate States of America chronicling the American Civil War from a Southern perspective.
|This work is incomplete. If you'd like to help expand it, see the help pages and the style guide, or leave a comment on this work's talk page.
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- Preface
- Introduction
- Part I
- Part II: The Constitution
- Part III: Secession And Confederation
- Part IV: The War
- Appendices
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TcpClient.SendBufferSize Property
Gets or sets the size of the send buffer.
Namespace: System.Net.Sockets
Assembly: System (in System.dll)
The SendBufferSize property gets or sets the number of bytes that you are expecting to send in each call to the NetworkStream.Write method. This property actually manipulates the network buffer space allocated for send operation.
Your network buffer should be at least as large as your application buffer to ensure that the desired data will be stored and sent in one operation. Use the SendBufferSize property to set this size. If your application will be sending bulk data, you should pass the Write method a very large application buffer.
If the network buffer is smaller than the amount of data you provide the Write method, several network send operations will be performed for every call you make to the Write method. You can achieve greater data throughput by ensuring that your network buffer is at least as large as your application buffer.
The following code example sets and gets the send buffer size.
// Sets the send buffer size using the SendBufferSize public property. tcpClient.SendBufferSize = 1024; // Gets the send buffer size using the SendBufferSize public property. if (tcpClient.SendBufferSize == 1024) Console.WriteLine ("The send buffer was successfully set to " + tcpClient.SendBufferSize.ToString ());
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Mallow St Vincent de Paul Society
Last week the Conference of St Vincent de Paul in Mallow in Co Cork announced that they were spending € 2,000 a month on basic groceries to help keep local families fed. Valerie Cox visited Mallow and heard from Pat Murphy, President of the Mallow Conference about what's been happening on the ground. Seabn spoke to Valerie. For further help you can contact the Samaritans at 1850 60 90 90.http://www.rte.ie/radio1/today-with-sean-o-rourke/programmes/2013/1003/478008-today-with-sean-o-rourke-thursday-3-october-2013/?clipid=1324002


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Candella, Pfeiffer named Academic All-OAC
Duo honored for overall excellence
March 6, 2012
Brandon Candella (at left) and Tim Pfeiffer have been named to the Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference Team.
AUSTINTOWN — Wilmington College juniors Brandon Candella and Tim Pfeiffer have been named to the Academic All-Ohio Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Team, the league office announced today.
Candella was an Academic All-OAC selection while Pfeiffer was an honorable mention selection.
To qualify, a student-athlete must have maintained a 3.25 grade point average, be a sophomore academically and is in at least his second year of participation. He must also have been a starter or key reserve who has made a significant athletic impact. The conference's faculty athletic representatives vote upon the recipients.
"Brandon and Tim are the quintessential student-athletes," Wilmington head coach K.C. Hunt said. "They are the hardest workers on our team, both on and off the floor. There is a huge carry-over for guys who care about the classroom and what they do on the floor."
Candella (West Chester/Lakota West) maintains a 3.72 GPA as a business management major. On the floor this season, he averaged 10.8 points and 5.1 rebounds per game.
"The last 15 games of the season, I think Brandon was one of the better 2-guards, 3-men in the league. I wish he would have been recognized as an all-league player, but this award is probably a better recognition of who he is as a person of character," Hunt said.
Pfeiffer (Clinton/Akron Manchester) carries a 3.80 GPA as an accounting/marketing major. As a players, he established career highs in virtually every statistical category this season.
"Tim is our glue guy," Hunt said. "He ultimately does all the right things over time. You know each and every day you can count on Tim to do the right things, on and off the floor. Those are what make really good programs work."


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Critic & User Reviews
Good Game, but hard to see.
posted by fuzzy1 (MABELVALE, AR) Oct 12, 2007
Member since Jun 2007
25 out of 29 gamers (86%) found this review helpful
First off let me say my kids love the game, I find the game fun enough to even play with out them once in while. Expect this game to be like Shrek, or any other generic travel from point A to point B and smash up things that get in your way with special XXX-B-Y combos. However they comments the characters make are great, and you can expect to see most of the cartoon characters from the cartoon.
The downside to the game is the camera is hard to control, and at a few points you just flat can not see where you are going. However for me the worst part of the game how dark it is in spots. The screen is so dark at times; you can not even see the character you are controlling let alone any thing it is supposed to be doing. I think most will find this very frustrating at times. I did notice that the product placement for California Raisins did not have any shading issues. The last downside I have found is that when playing co-op if one character dies, they can not join back in till the survivor makes it to a checkpoint.
With all of those negatives for my family, we still found it to be a fun game. Even my wife who sits in the den reading while we play will chuckle from the games dialog. Over all a fun game that could have been better if some one tested the camera and brightness levels.
posted by GoodAtMath (WILMINGTON, DE) Nov 20, 2007
Member since Jun 2006
5 out of 6 gamers (83%) found this review helpful
Achievements - The only reason to rent this game. With a guide, you should be able to knock out all the achieves in about 8 or so hours. There are about 50 of them, so they kind of flow through the game, meaning yoiu never get one of those annoying 3 hour stretches of playing without unlocking anything. The game can be played on easy, and there is not really any difficult parts to deal with, just a little with the time trials, but nothing serious. I'll assume you've played Open Season, Surfs Up and Cars for points if you are thinking about this game, and I will tell you, this is much more of an agonizing experience, there is nothing fun about it.
Above Average
Great For Boosting Gamerscore
posted by Clayboy24 (GRANDVIEW, MO) Oct 16, 2007
Member since Oct 2007
9 out of 12 gamers (75%) found this review helpful
Game sucks
posted by Calvinc (ALVARADO, TX) Dec 7, 2011
Member since Dec 2011
bad just bad
posted by dat1beanr (MESA, AZ) Dec 30, 2010
Member since Dec 2010
Absolute garbage.
posted by Pojet1620 (SPRINGDALE, AR) Sep 29, 2010
Member since Aug 2010
Guess I made more of a rave than a review, I hope this helps someone though.
Could be decent, if the camera actually worked...
posted by adamsfam10 (LEICESTER, NC) May 13, 2010
Member since May 2010
Looney Toons
posted by Flint879 (ALTOONA, PA) Jun 14, 2009
Member since Sep 2008
-Get to play as your favorite Looney Toons characters
-Variety of levels which bring back some good times of watching Looney Toons on TV
-Very bland and repetitive game play, to the extreme, same thing over and over
-Sound is annoying because it's the same sounds being made repetitively
-Levels, although nice in variety, are very boring and at times confusing to navigate
-Graphics are so last-gen
It looked like a cool kids game to try out, boy was I wrong. Even a 5 year old would find this game rather annoying. Not worth any type or rental or purchase unless you are on some crazy psychedelic drug to make it more fun.
nothing looney about this game
posted by jaggedfel (BUENA VISTA, VA) Feb 3, 2009
Member since Sep 2008
Poorly Designed
posted by jaguar7676 (TITUSVILLE, FL) Feb 3, 2009
Member since Nov 2004
Besides the story being lame, the camera is your worst enemy.
EASY achievement points but the camera... oh man..
posted by RaidenMGS4 (RAPID CITY, SD) Nov 14, 2008
Member since Sep 2008
This actually would be a pretty decent platformer, but that is all rendered moot thanks to the camera. Some levels are virtually unplayable thanks to it, and you WILL use profanity trying to clear it.
Still, it's an easy 900 achievement points, a full 1000 if you have the patience to beat the ridiculous time trials.
posted by chemicalP (MCLOUD, OK) Nov 11, 2008
Member since Oct 2008
What do you mean I died again!!!!!
posted by mmmarsden (ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL) Aug 25, 2008
Member since Jul 2008
Ok Games
posted by Krazyboi (MANISTIQUE, MI) Jul 31, 2008
Member since Jul 2008
Really Bad
Bad camera angles and thats just to start...
posted by NexT2099 (RALEIGH, NC) Jul 31, 2008
Member since Nov 2007
Great for the parent with a young child
posted by compsci78 (GREENSBORO, NC) Jul 30, 2008
Member since Feb 2008
I would say this is the best game I have played in a while when it comes to co-op and being able to play with a young child. The controls do get a little crazy sometimes. The worst aspect of the game is the camera control. There are many times when you can't see very well and this got frustrating. The game was very dark too and I have a DLP HD tv which I have never had problems with before. My son really enjoyed the game and as someone that grew up with the Looney Tunes this was rather entertaining for me as an adult also. Reminiscent factor was high on this title. The weapons were rather pointless except for the visual aspect. Marvin the Martian was funny when he was carrying a gun twice his size but the effectiveness of most of the weapons are minimal compared to just punching. This is mostly a button masher which is why I say it is good for young kids. There is also a feature that allows the other player to be transported once they reach a checkpoint so it helps keep your kid playing along side of you. The game does get more difficult and requires a lot more precision jumping which got too hard for my son but the checkpoint system allowed him to keep going. Overall I thought it was a great game for a young child or an adult and there child. I beat it in a day so it isn't too hard. Definitely more for the kid to play.
Above Average
not that bad
posted by MuDvAyNe (PUEBLO, CO) Jul 17, 2008
Member since Jun 2008
Above Average
Not that bad if you're a fan of Looney Tunes
posted by Mystic360 (ZEBULON, NC) Jul 11, 2008
Member since Mar 2008
Above Average
great game
posted by keith74 (VAIL, AZ) Apr 23, 2008
Member since Feb 2007
Really Bad
Not fun for the kids or me - great for gamerscore!
posted by SirAlec (RICHMOND, VA) Mar 12, 2008
Member since Oct 2006
If you enjoy co-op with the kids, don't bother renting this game. You'll be much happier with something like Crash of the Titans instead.
The developers of this game released a half-baked product. The storyline is poorly written, the game itself is full of bugs (checkpoints don't save, camera angles are horrible, some achievements don't unlock), and the graphics aren't fit for the original Xbox, let alone the Xbox 360.
The only thing this game is good for is boosting your Xbox gamerscore. You can finish the main storyline in a day or two for an easy 600-800 points.
Getting the online and viral achievements is another story though, since no one is playing this online.
Very Good
Mom's Point of View
posted by AmyinCincy (CINCINNATI, OH) Mar 1, 2008
Member since Feb 2008
I liked it.
posted by xedgexpax (WAYMART, PA) Feb 19, 2008
Member since Jan 2008
Acme Arsenal is full of Bugs, and not the bunny
posted by kevinwpbfl (WEST PALM BEACH, FL) Dec 30, 2007
Member since Jun 2007
There is a whole list of problems that plague this game, there are so many bugs and glitches for example on the final level you have to fight a giant robot while surrounded by a green force field that you can not touch or go into, well the giant robot kept backing into the green force field and lost all of its health but the level didnt end actually the robot continued going backwards until it was behind some other things, which brings me to another glitch, being able to walk through objects, and being able to go through walls etc. Also being able to float in air, or being caught in air while jumping.
The controls are very loose and really need adjusting jumping and landing on things is very imprecise, and if you are on a small area where you have to battle an enemy you are able to fall off and get knocked off but the enemy can not, the reason this is a problem is because when you press the "X" button for an attack it moves your character forward, if you are hitting the enemy near the ledge you will go through him and fall off resulting in a restart.
There are a few driving levels that are not exciting nor challenging the last one that you do is way too long, I guess the problem is you never feel like you are going fast.
The graphics stink, I cant believe I am saying this but they do, awful they are they feel almost like a PS1(yes an original play station title)
The sound isnt very good either the music could have been better, say for instance like the good classical scores that are in the cartoons.
The story is lacking and ending is even worse.
There was little fun to be found in this game which left both me and my 8 year old son very disappointed.
the only redeeming qualities are its short and the achievements are fairly easy to get.
Disappointed Daffy fan
posted by morgan72 (STRATFORD, CT) Dec 22, 2007
Member since Oct 2006
Joyless Looney Tune
posted by richmont (PORTLAND, OR) Dec 14, 2007
Member since Sep 2006


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The International Journal of Biostatistics
Ed. by Chambaz, Antoine / Hubbard, Alan E. / van der Laan, Mark J.
2 Issues per year
SCImago Journal Rank (SJR): 1.039
Source Normalized Impact per Paper (SNIP): 0.746
Mathematical Citation Quotient 2013: 0.04
Volume 10 (2014)
Volume 9 (2013)
Volume 7 (2011)
Volume 6 (2010)
Volume 5 (2009)
Volume 4 (2008)
Volume 3 (2007)
Volume 2 (2006)
Volume 1 (2005)
Most Downloaded Articles
- An Introduction to Causal Inference by Pearl, Judea
- Sample Size Estimation for Repeated Measures Analysis in Randomized Clinical Trials with Missing Data by Lu, Kaifeng/ Luo, Xiaohui and Chen, Pei-Yun
- Survival Models in Health Economic Evaluations: Balancing Fit and Parsimony to Improve Prediction by Jackson, Christopher H/ Sharples, Linda D and Thompson, Simon G
- Accuracy of Conventional and Marginal Structural Cox Model Estimators: A Simulation Study by Xiao, Yongling/ Abrahamowicz, Michal and Moodie, Erica E. M.
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Dynamic Regime Marginal Structural Mean Models for Estimation of Optimal Dynamic Treatment Regimes, Part II: Proofs of Results
1Instituto de Cálculo, Universidad de Buenos Aires
2Universidad Torcuato Di Tella and Harvard School of Public Health
3Harvard School of Public Health
Citation Information: The International Journal of Biostatistics. Volume 6, Issue 2, ISSN (Online) 1557-4679, DOI: 10.2202/1557-4679.1242, March 2010
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In this companion article to "Dynamic Regime Marginal Structural Mean Models for Estimation of Optimal Dynamic Treatment Regimes, Part I: Main Content" [Orellana, Rotnitzky and Robins (2010), IJB, Vol. 6, Iss. 2, Art. 7] we present (i) proofs of the claims in that paper, (ii) a proposal for the computation of a confidence set for the optimal index when this lies in a finite set, and (iii) an example to aid the interpretation of the positivity assumption.
Keywords: dynamic treatment regime; double-robust; inverse probability weighted; marginal structural model; optimal treatment regime; causality


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Have you ever noticed all the girls look like pinups, aren't there some average girls out there, that look like real wives, .
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i luv doing things like that so i wish to find a boy and fuck
ify March 30, 2012
2 pussies are always better than one
Andy May 16, 2012
while in college, I was dating this girl and we were having sex at her apt, when her roommate walked in on us. My gf asked her roomie, here's your chance to join in. Most of the times after that, it was the 3 of us, and no jealousy involved. I also liked watching them together, but I always had to join after a while
IHATEYOUALLCEPTYOU May 25, 2012
woulda been better if the guy didnt seem like a third wheel, it was kinda awkward watching him, like "DUDE, FUCK THAT PUSSY!" aha poor girls...i loved watching em but seriously find a new husband xD
Pete June 14, 2012
The wife & I love threesome with her girlfriend wife is blond & also her girlfriend is blond she loves eating the wifes pussy when I bang her then we switch off threesome's are the best when you when you have to hot woman who love to fuck & suck
Bruno June 12, 2012
This is a case where the guy must be great at talking his wife into this, because he sure ain't a good fuck! Then again, maybe she IS aware he's a bad fuck, and SHE is the one bringing the women into bed!
tomcat February 14, 2012
Those chicks are gorgeous! The blond one in particular I like just because I have seen her in other videos comes off as a very gregarious person.
hotchic July 25, 2010
omg fuck the guy. I'd rather have a threesome with the 2 chicks ;) wouldn't mind them working me over =)
Joe December 7, 2011
Yea, I want to fuck the hell out of Jess!
Jake November 3, 2011
Seen a bunch of vids with this couple and I feel sorry for the wife! I mean she is such a beautiful lady and her husband and all his friends fuck like it's their first time.
josh December 8, 2011
that brunette has such a nice tight clean looking pussy! i love these ones, such small slits
Kyle December 13, 2011
YES to JESS
Lollipop January 10, 2012
doesnt matter if hes good or not, youre paying his salary by watching him XD
luckyboyy August 4, 2012
i got erotic massage by two woman. it was very funny and amazing. on my two sides.. woww yeahhh..
abidi May 29, 2010
irene April 28, 2013
so fuking hott i am so horny
Recently 21 March 26, 2013
Had my first three sum about a month ago. Friday I will be joining them again! So excited!
Petite{wet}Pussy September 28, 2013
Wow, I feel SO sorry for you! Not a sound from you & you even looked bored at time. Clearly the problem lies with a severe lack of a firm but wet grip & the skill of even remotely pleasing a man. More interested in the other woman because she has a very slack pussy? I'd say so... You wanna get out there & try out a nice, tight grip, see what you are missing out on ;)
Lola March 16, 2014
I have fucked the brunette before. She loves sex and with as many different people as possible. Her pussy is beyond tight an can she ever suck a dick. Just beware she isn't n the pill and loves to get cummed in lol
Lola May 3, 2014
Her name is Lindsay Taylor. She was in the Air Force Reserve in Warner Robins, Georgia. She has done bang bus and a couple of other sites too. She loves cock and loves to fuck lol
Jim April 9, 2014
That fine with me if she let me cum inside her tight pussy. I would love to see and put my cock in her pussy and see how tight she is
massive meat September 28, 2011
they uesd him as an extra. stupid loser!
Jim March 28, 2014
love to join a club like this and willing to try this out if anyone out let me
trina March 17, 2013
i need some hard dick,,,
Joan March 9, 2013
Kenneth August 23, 2012
My wife friend, recently divorced, kids off to college, home alone... My wife invited her out to dinner with us and we had desert at her place, I had no idea, they planned the whole thing without me knowing about it. This gal was so hot, must have been years since she was fucked in the right way. She said she is tossing out all her toys as long as I'm around. My wife is so special to me, she will do video of our three way next time and we'll post it here. We are taking her on a cruise next month and wow, I better get my rest now because I'm going to need it at sea!
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2 splendide,bellissime porche da sogno
kennth October 24, 2012
seriously... i pity the guy in this vid. i like to partake a lot more in a threesome than just some fucking. boring.
long_shot7 January 7, 2013
any sexy ladies wanna join my gf and i?
orgasmic August 14, 2010
such nice pleasure for all 3
jim moffat August 31, 2010
this is like a warm cup of tea with a nice biscuit
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The one-day Roots Roadhouse country-blues festival is such a major affair that it takes place on three stages: one in the Echoplex, another upstairs in the Echo and one outside in the patio. The potent lineup features an intriguing mix of local roots, indie and "cowternative" bands combined with certified blues and country legends. Mississippi blues man T-Model Ford has had a rough life, working on farms and in sawmills before serving time on a chain gang for murder. He didn't even start performing until he was in his 70s, but the singer-guitarist has since released a series of raw, palpably earthy blues CDs, including his latest, The Ladies Man (Alive Naturalsound Records), his first acoustic album. Country singer Red Simpson came out of the same Bakersfield scene as Buck Owens and Merle Haggard and is best known for a series of wittily rocking songs about truck driving, including "I'm a Truck," which was written from the point of view of a cab who's had it with those ungrateful "double-clutchin', gear-jammin', coffee-drinking nuts" behind the wheel. Among the other potential highlights are sets by the entrancing folk-pop harmonizers the Chapin Sisters, guitarist-producer Pete Anderson (Dwight Yoakam, Roy Orbison), former Blasters guitarist Dave Alvin, and Leslie & the Badgers, who marry Dolly Parton–style tunefulness with a winsome modern pop-folk sensibility. The fest starts at 3 p.m. (Falling James)
Somewhere between Gogol Bordello and System of a Down's more flippant fancies you have Viza, a largely Armenian-American L.A. troupe that earned, under its former name Visa, quite the cult following over the course of a couple of albums and EPs. Almost inevitably managed by SOAD crooner Serj Tankian's company (Tankian also guests on their new album, Made in Chernobyl), Viza rather overcartoon their exotic aesthetic with the faux Eastern Bloc uniforms of their promo pics, but their sound is less predictable and straight-faced. Spiraling riffs, knee-slappin' Romany rhythms and blurs of oud and tar propel Greek frontman K'noup's melodies in and out of rockish flirtations and massed unison celebrations with some of his eight bandmates. There's humor, heartache, political commentary and intoxicating musical communion here — plus, on a good night, belly dancers. (Paul Rogers)
The name says it all. Actually, the old name, "The Funk Rumble Block Party," said a little more, but this still-green annual event is evolving into a full-blown "Music and Arts Festival" for its second year. But first, the funk: Headlining the day of festivities are Connie Price and the Keystones, a locally based, internationally whispered-about soul ensemble led by Breakestra multi-instrumentalist Dan Ubick. Their throwback funk sounds equally hot accompanying old-school hip-hoppers like Big Daddy Kane or seasoned singers like Lester Abrams of L.A. Carnival. The guests they've got lined up for this should go well too — Madlib's old rapping buddy Wildchild and former Jurassic 5 member Soup. Meanwhile, KCRW DJs Jeremy Sole and Anthony Valadez will be heading up a posse of more than 50 spin-doctors, healing revelers with deep cuts from all music that grooves. A handful of other stylistically copacetic bands will play, while the Hive Gallery curates live painting exhibitions and the ubiquitous food trucks flock to the action. (Chris Martins)


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Spartans end season with victory over the Mustangs Next stop: the Class A West quarterfinals
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SANFORD — Needing a win in their regular season finale against Massabesic on Saturday, the Spartans routed the Mustangs 49-14 and now will travel to South Portland on Friday for the Class A West quarterfinals.
Sanford's next scoring drive came early in the second quarter, following a pass interception by Tyler Flayhan, who returned it 29 yards to the Massabesic 24. Eldredge, Hegarty and Michetti alternated carries to move the ball to the Massabesic 5. Hegarty took it in from there, taking off to his left, and then quickly cutting back to his right to the end zone for a 14-0 lead with 7:39 left in the half.
Two minutes earlier, the Spartans had started on their 30-yard line, following a pass interception by John Morgan. Massabesic returned the favor one play later when Tyler Everett intercepted a Sanford pass on the Sanford 49. But two plays later, Flayhan's interception got his team the ball back.
Sanford scored again with 3:49 left in the half as the Spartans marched 55 yards in six plays. The key play in the drive was a 30-yard pass from Eldredge to Morgan, giving Sanford a first down on the Mustang 17. Eldredge then handed off to Hegarty, who carried it to the Massabesic one. Hegarty took it in on the next play to make it 21-0.
Early in the second half, Sanford got on the board again when Michettie scored on a 1-yard plunge, capping a 63-yard drive sparked by a 13-yard run by Jake Leopnard, and runs of 12 and 21 yards by Hegarty. McGehee's kick made it 35-0 with 9:50 remaining in the third quarter.
Late in the quarter, a sack by Jordan Drain helped force a Sanford punt to the Spartan 25. The Mustangs took advantage of a pass interference as well as runs by Michael Risti to cover the remaining yards in four plays, with Risti scoring from the 1 to narrow Sanford's lead to 35-6 with 11:53 left in the game.
But Sanford went back up by 36 with 10:38 left in the game, when Michetti raced down the left sideline 67 yards to pay dirt, making it a 42-6 ballgame.
Two plays later, Sanford was once again in Massabesic territory following a fumble recovery on the Mustang 30. The Spartans wasted no time closing out the scoring in the game. On the first play from scrimmage, senior Alex Grondin took the handoff, broke through the right side of the line into the Mustang secondary, and left the Massabesic defenders in a cloud of dust, racing 30 yards to pay dirt untouched. McGehee's kick closed out the scoring at 49-14.


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Those not content with a getting a 2D top-down or 360-degree street level view of a planned route using Google Maps can now enjoy a virtual flight over the route thanks to Google adding a new Helicopter View. The new feature, which currently only works in a full browser and requires the Google Earth plugin, lets users see 3D view, should come in particularly handy for walkers or bike riders looking for a more intuitive view of potentially tiring hills. Read More
Valuable a conditioning tool as stationary bikes are, any avid cyclist will tell you that they're nowhere near as good as being out on the open road. One of the differences between real cycling and indoor training is the fact that when riders are on the road, the topography of the area determines the pedaling effort required. By contrast, when on a stationary bike, riders usually just vary their output as they feel like it. In an attempt to make indoor training more like the real thing, Pro-Form's Le Tour de France Indoor Cycle lets users choose or create real-world routes using Google Maps, then adjusts the angle of the riding platform to replicate the experience of riding up and down those roads. Read More
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One of the big advantages of driving fossil fuel-powered vehicles is that it's easy to find a place to fill up. In the more than a century since the world's first purpose-built gas station was built in St. Louis, Missouri in 1905, a massive worldwide infrastructure has emerged to keep our vehicles running. As automakers make the move to electric vehicles, early adopters are faced with a lack of infrastructure to keep batteries charged, however, the number of public EV charging stations is steadily growing and Google is now doing its bit to help make tracking them down easier by adding EV charging station location information to Google Maps. Read More
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Google has ripped the camera rig off one of its Street View cars and slung it on a snowmobile to bring slope view to Google Maps. Now web skiers will be able to experience some of the runs the world's best skiers will be racing down when the Winter Olympics kicks off this week. The slope-level imagery complements new aerial imagery of the Vancouver-Whistler area to give sports fans a different perspective of competition venues and courses. Read More
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Based on the WW I novel by Erich Maria Remarque, All Quiet remains powerful and relevant more than 80 years after its release. Prodded to enlist in the German Army during World War I by their patriotic teacher, a group of school boys quickly become disillusioned by the horrors of trench warfare. Banned along with Remarque's novel by the Nazis, it has also been historically shelved by countries on the verge of war. With Louis Wolheim and Lew Ayres. (133 mins., 35mm)
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Anthony Monk, 25, of 68 Woodbine St., second floor, was charged with possession to sell crack cocaine and possession of crack cocaine within 1,500 feet of a school. He was initially held on a $250,000 bond before being sent back to jail, police said.
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From the home of the three minute pizza machine comes a robotic, tireless garbage collector. Called the Dustbot, it stands almost as tall as a man and is designed to navigate the narrow streets of Italy, where a boxy garbage truck wouldn't fit.
The Dustbot also trumps the garbage truck (in theory), as it can be summoned to your door at any time through your cell. This eliminates the need for a standardized route and, with enough Dustbots out on the street, trash wouldn't be sitting out on the curb for all that long. It's easy to imagine this going horribly wrong, but it's an interesting approach to trash collection, and it's a definite advantage when it comes to robotic trash collection.
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Walmart Canada Honours Future Sustainability Leaders, Announces Winner Of Its Green Student Challenge
Team of three from the University of Toronto declared the 2013 winner and awarded $50,000 for themselves and their school
TORONTO, Feb. 27, 2013 /CNW/ - After five months of gruelling competition culminating in a pitch to some of Canada's most high profile CEOs, the winner of Walmart Canada's second annual Green Student Challenge has been chosen. The team, made up of Han (Mike) Zhang, Adam Wang and Andrew Girgis from Toronto were crowned the Challenge winners after a compelling presentation that brought their game-changing idea to life.
The final event took place yesterday at the Design Exchange in Toronto where the top five teams pitched a CEO judging panel on their breakthrough ideas that benefits both business and the environment. The finalists represented universities from coast-to-coast and presented a broad range of innovative ideas ranging from a sustainable compost machine that creates nutrient-rich fertilizer from organic waste, to a recycling program for chopsticks using the wood as raw material to manufacture furniture products. The winning team successfully presented their idea for a mobile application that will make it convenient for users to find sustainable products from local retailers and their network of friends. The presentation took place in front of a live audience of 300 people and the team scored top marks for overall presentation, originality, ease of implementation, and potential business and environmental benefits.
More than 160 student teams registered to participate in the one-of-a-kind competition following its launch last September, with the five finalist teams announced in early February. The finalists have spent the last few weeks preparing for their presentation and the chance to win $25,000 for themselves and $25,000 for their school. In addition to the $50,000 awarded to the winning team, the second place team received $15,000, with $10,000, $8,000 and $7,000 awarded to the teams placing third, fourth and fifth respectively."All of the finalists were remarkably well prepared and their ideas were truly extraordinary and an inspiration to all those in attendance," said Shelley Broader, president and CEO of Walmart Canada. "The winning team's idea for a revolutionary sustainable app was truly innovative, and we are proud to have played a role in facilitating the development of their idea." The final round of the Green Student Challenge consisted of a live presentation of ideas to the CEO judging panel of Shelley Broader, president and CEO of Walmart Canada, Dianne Craig, CEO of Ford Motor Company of Canada, Chris O'Neill, managing director of Google Canada, Claude Mongeau, president and CEO of CN, Ana Dominguez, president and general manager of SC Johnson Canada and Tom Heintzman, co-founder and director of Bullfrog Power. About Walmart Canada Walmart Canada operates a growing chain of more than 375 stores, employing more than 90,000 Canadians, and serving more than one million customers each day. The company's vision is to demonstrate environmental leadership by reducing the ecological impact of its operations through company-wide programs focused on waste, energy and products, as well as outreach programs that preserve and enhance local environments. Visit www.walmartcsr.ca for more company information or follow Walmart Canada on Twitter at www.twitter.com/walmartcanada. SOURCE WalMart Canada
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5 Better Ways to Spend Your Time and Money on Black Friday
PORTLAND, Ore. ( TheStreet) -- If you resisted the urge to skip out on Thanksgiving dessert or Thursday night's last NFL game to head to Target (TGT), Wal-Mart (WMT) or Toys "R" Us and still haven't hit so much as a Web site today, congratulations: You're one of more than half the U.S. population with better things to do today.
Roughly 147 million shoppers say they plan to go pushing and shoving for deals this Black Friday weekend, according to the National Retail Federation. In a promising statement about the future of humanity, that number is down from 152 million last year. Of that 147 million, only 71 million are committed to heading out among the unslept, unwashed masses and doing their holiday shopping under any circumstance.
The other 76 million are going to hang back and wait to see exactly what stores are offering before putting themselves in harm's way. While retailers took that as their cue to bombard consumers with circulars, TV ads, Facebook (FB) posts, tweets, company blog entries, emails and alerts through mobile apps, shoppers took at as their opportunity to decide whether they needed the stress.
If you're still undecided about your Black Friday plans, let us make a humble suggestion: Forget the sales. Let the lemmings claw at each other over out-of-date televisions and "deals" they could get just as easily on Cyber Monday, Green Monday, Free Shipping Day or whatever other fabricated retail holiday comes next. There are real deals out there that won't subject you to crowded store aisles, parking lot traffic or forced flash sales and specials. They're not even particularly good items for holiday wish lists, unless you're really into buying holiday gifts for yourself.We looked past the organized riots at America's outlets, malls and big box stores and found five better things to spend your time and money on this Black Friday:
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2. The Stanley Cup is back in Chicago for two main reasons: depth & character. We all know who the stars of the club are and they played awesomely. At the same time, the Hawks' 3rd and 4th lines can compete with anyone in the league. They play with heart and passion, but most importantly they know their role and they know it well. This gave Coach Q the flexibility to switch up lines on the bench to get the best matchups on the ice. It helps Patrick Kane and Jonathan Toews focus on what they do best.
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1. I'm currently at corporate training in, of all places, Lancaster, PA! I was at the hotel bar. When I first got there, they had multiple TV's and none of them had the game on! I had to ask the bartender three times to put the game on. The bar was loaded with townies and most of them were Flyers fans rooting for Boston. They were still salty from 2010. If it was any other team I'm sure they would not have been rooting for a rival east coast team.
With about five minutes left, some guys next to me said, "Looks like its going to Game 7." I sat there quietly, not believing that it was going to come down to one game, but the outlook was not good. When they scored the tying goal I went nuts and was pumped for overtime. Everyone was starring at me. 17 seconds later with the game-winner, I erupted and got the same reaction. This time everyone looked dumbfounded. Boy was I proud to be from Chicago.
2. I will most remember how much this team played team hockey. They bought into a system and believed in and trusted each other. The streak to start the year had me feelin' Stanley Cup all the way. What a playoff run by a well deserving team.
Curtis Shaw Flagg, 28, Belmont Gardens
1. I was running to my car after work to try and catch overtime. By the time I got in my car to turn it on, horns were honking all up Broadway and Belmont. I immediately drove to Wrigley before the "riot." Watched the streets fill like ants to a piece of food
2. I will remember excellence and perseverance. A team that fought to stay on top all the way to the end. And the birth of a dynasty....
Jimmy Greenfield, RedEye contributor
1. I was standing up way too close to the TV in my living room with four people I love inches away from me doing the exact same thing. We hugged each other fiercely, then my 6-year-old looked at the TV and cried out in horror, "I missed the celebration!" TiVo, I owe you one.
2. Emailing hopes, fears, and necessary links with my brother Bobby Greenfield and our friend, Chris Malcolm. Love those guys, love this team.
Tim "Sgt. Tibs" Hanrahan, 25, Lakeview


text: I agree Determinedin (NY) but the responsibility of finding just judges is up to us. It is the same for finding people who will express our views politically. This really isn't even a difficult thing. Our political representatives only have to do what we ask them to they are literally trying to be popular with the people that put them into office. The same goes for the president his job is to lead and do the will of the people. Why is it so hard for political people to follow their word, do as they have promised and as the people who have faith in them have asked? Something is seriously wrong, and it may start with us.