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A rearview camera is now standard on the 2014 Chevroletn Sonic LTZ and RS models, but the most interesting safety-related gadgets are available as part of a new Safety Package. Offered on LT, LTZ, and RS trims, the package includes both lane-departure-warning and forward-collision-alert systems, both features not commonly found in this market segment...Read more
Chevrolet was absent from the B-segment game for a while but elected to re-enter the segment in 2004 with the Aveo. The Aveo, built in Korea by Daewoo, was inexpensive and fuel efficient but was constantly criticized for awkward styling, a cheap interior, and subpar build quality. Its successor, the Sonic, launched in North America in 2011 and quiets virtually all of those complaints. Body styles include a four-door sedan and a four-door hatchback; the latter is available in a sporty RS trim. Power comes from either a 1.8-liter four-cylinder or a 1.4-liter turbocharged four-cylinder; both engines deliver 138 hp, but the turbo 1.4-liter offers more torque and improved fuel-economy ratings. A six-speed manual is standard on all trim levels while a six-speed automatic is a $1250 option.
If the Cruze was the first indication that Chevrolet could finally shift away from building subpar small cars, the Sonic was confirmation. The small four-door sedan and four-door hatchback aren't necessarily likely to quicken the pulse or excite enthusiasts, but they are worlds apart from the Korean-built Aveos they replace.
You'll notice that disparity the moment you slide behind the wheel of a 2014 Chevrolet Sonic. The 2014 Chevrolet Sonic is some eight inches shorter than the C-segment Chevy Cruze, but its interior space hardly suffers. Legroom is down a half inch in front and only eight-tenths of an inch in the rear seat.
Although the 2014 Chevrolet Sonic suffers from light, overboosted power steering, its chassis is taut, well balanced, and extremely compliant over broken roads. The base suspension setting is a little soft in corners, but the sport-tuned setup unique to the 2014 Chevrolet Sonic RS is firmer. Much as we'd like to see Chevy field a frenzied hot hatchback to counter the Ford Fiesta ST and the Fiat 500 Abarth, the Sonic RS makes use of the same 138-hp turbocharged four-cylinder available elsewhere in the Sonic lineup.


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Today Brad Pitt is one of the biggest movie stars around, but it wasn't that long ago that he was a struggling actor desperate for parts. Join us for a look back at the actor's life and career to this point.
Pitt was born in Shawnee, Okla., but grew up in Springfield, Mo. Toward the end of his time studying journalism at the University of Missouri, he decided to give acting a try and headed to Los Angeles. After taking acting lessons and working odd jobs to pay the bills, he got started with uncredited minor roles in the movies "Hunk," "No Way Out," "No Man's Land" and "Less Than Zero." He made his TV debut, and received his first credit, in 1987 for playing the character "Chris" on the soap opera "Another World."
He followed that up with a four-episode run on "Dallas" in the show's 11th season in 1987-88, playing Randy, the boyfriend of Priscilla Presley's daughter.
He continued acting in small TV parts, including roles in shows such as "21 Jump Street," "Head of the Class" and "Growing Pains," scoring his first credited movie role in 1988's romantic drama "The Dark Side of the Sun" along the way.
He also had a role in the short-lived TV drama "Glory Days," which Fox canceled after six episodes.
But it was his role as small-time criminal J.D. in 1991's "Thelma & Louise," not to mention his steamy love scene with Geena Davis, that brought him his first taste of fame.
Following that, the movie roles started coming, including "Johnny Suede," "Cool World" and "A River Runs Through It." Although the first two flopped, the third, a period drama directed by Robert Redford, resulted in some of the best reviews of Pitt's career to that point.
He followed that up playing serial killer Early Grayce in the psychological thriller "Kalifornia," opposite Juliette Lewis and David Duchovny.
In 1993, he had a small but memorable role as a stoner named Floyd in "True Romance."
The following year proved to be a big year for Pitt, appearing in the romantic-comedy "The Favor" and alongside Tom Cruise in the movie adaptation of the Anne Rice novel "Interview with the Vampire," as well as ...
... the epic drama "Legends of the Fall," alongside Anthony Hopkins, Aidan Quinn, Julia Ormond and Henry Thomas. Pitt earned his first Golden Globe nomination for the role.
Pitt (far right) poses with his "Interview with the Vampire" co-stars Christian Slater, Tom Cruise, Kristen Dunst and Antonio Banderas on Nov. 9, 1994.
Pitt and his then-girlfriend, actress Gwyneth Paltrow, arrive together for the premiere of the film "Copycat" on the Warner Brothers Studio lot on Oct. 18, 1995.
In the fall of 1995, Pitt appeared alongside Morgan Freeman and Paltrow in David Fincher's serial killer drama "Seven."
That same year saw him take a supporting role in the Bruce Willis sci-fi action thriller "12 Monkeys." The role, a mental patient with fanatical animal rights and anti-consumerist leanings, earned Pitt his first Golden Globe award and his first Oscar nomination.
In 1999, Pitt re-teamed with "Seven" director Fincher for "Fight Club." Based on the 1996 novel of the same name by Chuck Palahniuk, the movie became one of the most controversial and talked-about films of 1999 and struggled at the box office, but became a cult favorite once it was released on video.
Pitt started dating "Friends" star Jennifer Aniston in 1998. The couple is seen here watching the Los Angeles Lakers in Game 6 of the NBA Finals at the Staples Center on June 19, 2000.
Pitt waves to fans as he arrives for the premiere of his new film "Snatch" in London on Aug. 23, 2000.
Pitt and Aniston, seen here arriving at the 52nd Annual Emmy Awards on Sept. 10, 2000, were married in a private wedding ceremony in Malibu on July 29, 2000.
Pitt joined an ensemble cast for Steven Soderbergh's comedy-crime caper film "Ocean's Eleven" in 2001. The cast for the remake of the 1960 Rat Pack film "Ocean's 11" included George Clooney, Matt Damon, Don Cheadle, Andy García and Julia Roberts.
A bearded Pitt arrives at Staples Center prior to the start of a game between the Los Angeles Lakers and New Jersey Nets in Game 1 of the NBA Finals on June 5, 2002.
Pitt and Aniston arrive at the screening of the film "The Good Girl" in Los Angeles on Aug. 7, 2002.
In 2004, Pitt took on the role of Achilles in Wolfgang Petersen's movie adaptation of "The Illiad." With a worldwide gross of nearly $500 million, the movie remains Pitt's most commercially successful film to date.
Pitt and Aniston pose for photographers on the red carpet at the premiere of "Troy" in New York on May 10, 2004.
Pitt speaks at the Live 8 concert in Hyde Park in London on July 2, 2005.
In 2005, Pitt starred with Angelina Jolie in "Mr. & Mrs. Smith" as a bored married couple who discover that each is an assassin sent to kill the other. While Jolie has denied the pair started an affair while filming the movie, she has said they "fell in love" while on set.
After Pitt and Aniston announced they were separating in January 2005, Pitt and Jolie began being seen together more often. Later that year they adopted six-month-old Zahara Marley from Ethiopa and, in early 2006, Pitt legally adopted Jolie's two children, Zahara and Cambodia-born Maddox Chivan. Pitt and Jolie are seen here in Mumbai, India, on Nov. 12, 2006, with Pitt carrying Maddox and Jolie carrying Zahara.
In 2006, Pitt starred in the Best Picture Oscar nominee "Babel" as a man whose wife, played by Cate Blanchett, is shot while the vacationing couple travel by bus through Morocco.
Pitt crosses the red carpet after signing autographs for fans in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles at the premiere of "Ocean's 13" on June 5, 2007. Pitt reprised his role from "Ocean's Eleven" in both of that movie's sequels.
The year 2007 also saw Pitt play famous outlaw Jesse James in the drama "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford."
Pitt looks over the Pink Project, metal frames draped in pink fabric, in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans on Dec. 3, 2007. Pitt was working to help raise awareness and build 150 environmentally friendly homes for families displaced by Hurricane Katrina in the hard-hit New Orleans neighborhood.
Former U.S. President Bill Clinton and Pitt greet volunteers from the Clinton Global Initiative before a groundbreaking ceremony for Pitt's "Make it Right" construction project in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans on March 16, 2008.
Pitt and Clooney pose on the red carpet for a showing of "Burn After Reading" at the Venice Film Festival on Aug. 27, 2008.
Pitt with adopted sons Maddox Jolie-Pitt (left) and Pax Thien Jolie-Pitt (right) arrives at the airport in Venice, Italy, on Aug. 26, 2008. Jolie adopted Pax from an orphanage in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, in March 2007. The couple had their first child together, daughter Shiloh Nouvel, on May 27, 2006, and had twins, son Knox Léon and daughter Vivienne Marcheline, on July 12, 2008.
In 2008, Pitt starred in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" as a man who is born an octogenarian and ages in reverse. The role earned him his second Oscar nomination.
Pitt and Jolie arrive on the red carpet at the 81st Academy Awards in Hollywood, Calif., on Feb. 22, 2009.
Pitt appears for a photo op before a meeting with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on the "Make it Right" project in the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on March 5, 2009.
In 2009's "Inglourious Basterds," Pitt played Lieutenant Aldo Raine, an American resistance fighter battling Nazis in German-occupied France during World War II.
Pitt arrives for the premiere of "The Tourist" in New York on Dec. 6, 2010.
Pitt and Jolie, arrive at the 68th annual Golden Globe Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif., on Jan. 16, 2011. The couple announced their engagement in April 2012 after seven years together.
The year 2011 saw Pitt tackle roles in two Oscar contenders. First up was Terrence Malick's impressionistic drama "The Tree of Life," which earned Academy Award nominations for Best Picture, Best Director and Best Cinematography.
Next up was "Moneyball," which saw Pitt playing real-life Oakland Athletics General Manger Billy Beane in an adaptation of the 2003 book of the same name by Michael Lewis. The role earned Pitt his third Oscar nomination and the movie was also nominated for five other Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Supporting Actor for Jonah Hill.
In the fall of 2012, Pitt took some flak for starred in a black-and-white perfume commercial for Chanel No. 5. The awkward and rambling ad was widely panned and spoofed.
In 2012 Pitt played in "Killing Them Softly," in which he plays an enforcer hired to restore order after three dumb guys rob a Mob protected card game.
In 2013, Pitt played the lead in "World War Z," an adaptation of the best-selling zombie novel of the same name.
Pitt arrives with Jolie for the world premiere of "World War Z" in London on June 2, 2013. The event was Jolie's first public appearance since undergoing a preventive double mastectomy.
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You should meet with your advisor whenever you have questions about your academic choices or your educational plan or need help with understanding the requirements of your major or degree. All degree-seeking undergraduates are required to meet with an advisor prior to actual registration for classes.
An academic advisor is someone who can:
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- Review your selection of classes to make certain that they are appropriate choices leading toward your particular degree or major.
- Answer your questions about taking summer classes.
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- Help you decide whether to drop or add a course.
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- Talk about next term's schedule.
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Do not be worried if you do not have clear idea of a major during your first year on campus. This should be a year of exploring courses you are interested in and taking your time to learn more about what you like and don't like. Don't rush the process! Talk to faculty from various areas to answer your questions. Ask the career services staff for information about the careers you are interested in. Visit with the advisors in the Advising Center as to requirements for various majors and study your catalog.
Once you decide upon a major, you will need to file a "Declaration of Major" form with the Advisement Office to change or declare your new major.
Are you required to have a minor, and how do you declare one? You are not required to have a minor, but you may want to enhance your resume with one or two. Schedule time to talk to an advisor and refer to the catalog for specific requirements of the minor you are interested in. You may declare a minor by completing a form available at the Registrar's Office or Advising Center.
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You can call your faculty advisor or call Academic Advising at 630-844-6870 to schedule an appointment to make the change. Or, you can stop in the Academic Advising office in the Crouse Center for Student Success when you are on campus to see if an advisor is available without an appointment. It is important to remember that all additions to your schedule must be done prior to the second week of classes.
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The catalog provides you with information about the requirements of all majors and minors as well as General Education requirements. It is also the source of much other information relating to rules and regulations that will govern your academic program while you pursue your degree at AU.
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Parking regulations |Accessible parking | Student Accessible parking permit application | Faculty/Staff Accessible parking permit application | Dos and don'ts | Parking maps
• Blue Zone
Faculty and Staff. Blue permit required.
• Brown Zone
Regents and White Residential College residents only. Brown permit required.
• Yellow Zone
Upper Classmen living in North Residential College Complex only. Yellow permit required.
• Red Zone
Commuters. Red permit required.
• Green Zone
College Courts residents only. Green Permit required.
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Freshmen residing in North Residential College Complex
Stewart Stadium large lot, east of stadium. Purple permit required.
**Note—Parking on the west side of stadium is zoned Blue. This is not part of Stewart Stadium large lot's Purple zoned area.
• Visitor Zone
Individuals who are not students, faculty, or staff (full time or part-time, retired, volunteer)
at Murray State University . Visitor permit required. See Section V for application process for visitor permits.
• Motorcycle (M/C) Zone
Motorcycles, scooters, or mopeds must be registered. Motorcycle marked spaces only. Motorcycle permit required.
• Disability Zone
Spaces for individuals with disabilities. Murray State University Disability permit required.
Information on acquiring a MSU Disability permit is available at the Public Safety office, the Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity, & Access (IDEA formerly Office of Equal Opportunity), or on the web at www.murraystate.edu/publicsafety/disabilityparking.
• 10 Minute Zone
Fast Tracks and Coffee Shop patrons only. Permit display is required.
• 1 Hour Zone
One-hour parking is for utilizing the Curris Center facility only. Permit display is required.
Time Limit/Seasonal Parking Exceptions
Freshmen residing in the north residential college complex must park in the large lot at Stewart Stadium from 6:00 p.m. Sunday evening until noon on the following Friday. Beginning at noon on Friday until 6:00 p.m. Sunday, freshmen with Purple permits may park in the north residential college area in the yellow zone. Vehicles must be moved back to Roy Stewart Stadium by 6:00 p.m. Sunday.
Bus parking is prohibited in many parking areas on campus. Arrangements for bus parking may be made by contacting the Public Safety Parking Office at (270) 809-4812 or Murray State Police at (270) 809-2222. Bus parking is always open north of Roy Stewart Stadium. Bus traffic must make arrangements to drop passengers off at their location and move buses to the Stadium or other areas as arranged by the Parking Office.
Boats, trailers, large trucks, and vehicles towing trailers must park in the large lot at Stewart Stadium. Any boat or trailer parked in the stadium lot must be identifiable as to the owner. Arrangements for boats, trailers, large trucks, and vehicles towing trailers parking may be made by contacting the Public Safety Parking Office at (270) 809-4812 or Murray State Police at (270) 809-2222.
State, city, and university regulations regarding fire lanes, fire hydrants, service areas, stop signs, crosswalks, and disability sidewalk access ramp areas, are enforced 24 hours daily, seven days a week.
Parking lots may be restricted on days that special events are scheduled around the University .
Loading/unloading zone permits will be issued by the Parking Supervisor at Public Safety . This permit is not for general parking, but for active loading and unloading only. A vehicle displaying this type of permit must have their current Murray State parking permit displayed behind the loading/unloading permit and may park in any color zone, loading zones, or visitor zones. The vehicle must not interfere with traffic flow, university business, and must not violate fire lanes or codes. This permit does not allow parking in areas marked as service vehicles, fire lanes, restricted areas, or handicapped spaces. Loading zone permits are valid only for time indicated on the permit. Both long term and short term loading permits are available. All long term loading permits must be requested on department/agency letterhead by the appropriate dean or director and be addressed to the parking supervisor. These permits will be limited and issued on a per semester basis at the discretion of the parking supervisor. Anyone using/displaying a loading zone permit must have a current university permit. Students may request short term loading zone passes for loading and unloading at their residential college. Loading zone permits for other activities should be requested by the sponsoring group 48 hours prior to event for which the permit is needed.
Vendor permit — those agencies exterior to the university who are performing service functions on campus may be issued a vendor parking permit.
Motorcycle/Scooter/Moped permit - Any two-wheeled vehicle with motor, including scooters and mopeds is considered a motorcycle and must be registered with the Parking office and display a valid permit. Motorcycle/scooter/moped permits allow parking in designated motorcycle parking spaces only. Under no circumstances are motorcycles/scooters/mopeds permitted to park on sidewalks, grass, bicycle racks or areas not assigned for vehicle parking. Permits should be attached to right front fork. (Where fork attaches to front wheel.)
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The Tripp Lite AV550SC backup power block provides the highest level of protection for telephone, Internet, and coax connections within structured cabling installations. With reliable battery backup, surge protection, and EMI/RFI line noise filtering, the AV550SC provides a complete protection solution for audio/video distribution systems by supporting modems, routers, RF amplifiers, network interfaces, and other equipment through all power problems. In the event of a power failure, the AV550SC includes an auto-restart feature that eliminates the need to perform an onsite startup. In addition, when a modem or router freeze-up occurs, the AV550SC features a one-touch, automatic recycle/reset button with sequential outlet startupone minute delay for routerfor proper modem and router rebooting.
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Last night, the minds and bodies behind the great Braverman clan took to the stage at PaleyFest to discuss everything from a potential season five to the reason why Mark and Sarah will never work (Hint: Jason Ritter is moving to a new show, where he's dating Lauren Graham's one-time TV daughter, Alexis Bledel).
Parenthood actors Craig T. Nelson, Max Burkholder, Miles Heizer, Mae Whitman, Sam Jaeger, Erika Christensen, Joy Bryant, Dax Shepard, Lauren Graham, Jason Ritter, Monica Potter, and Peter Krause joined executive producer Jason Katims for an hour-long conversation about the story lines that made us cry our eyes out for all of season four. Here are 10 things we learned: READ FULL STORY


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I never said I am never wrong, but you seem to be saying the customer is never wrong.
You will note that I never said one word about the customer never being wrong. Most of them know less than you guys do, I know that. But "we" are not "most customers". "We" usually have tried everything we know to fix the problems we have or come here to get answers that will lead to resolving our problems.
I, in fact, have admitted in this thread that I've been wrong about some aspects of NEW's relationship with DirecTV. Even so, my experiences in the TEC queue are legitimate, whether NEW handles just the PP calls or 20% of the TEC calls, or however it's doled out. In fact, the people who've pointed things out in this thread have, to me, proven that NEW is redundant, and DirecTV, in my opinion, would be better served without them, financially and in terms of customer satisfaction.
What you've done in this thread is alienate yourself as those in that ~ 5% always do. By stating what you perceive as "facts". Even your peers, who seem much more sensible than you, are correcting you.
Facts are facts: the scripts must be used. If customers got a tech and replacement with no questions asked, DirecTV would be in financial peril. It's in everyone's best interests, in my opinion, to frustrate the customer into giving up, essentially beating them into submission, paying their bill and shutting up, as it should be. Being part of that process is very pleasing.
Again, you assume your "facts" are correct while your peers correct you.
Just like everyone else, I am wrong at times. However, again, rules are rules. Just because some idiot made up the "customer is always right" nonsense doesn't make it so. The way you tell it, I should just go, "Derr...sure, Mr. Customer, I'll send a tech out free of charge just because you asked for it. No troubleshooting needed...derrr." Nope. Doesn't work that way.
I'm not suggesting you do anything. You probably can't change the way you are.


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Our large villa contains 3 luxury apartments that have been designed to give you top quality accommodation with modern facilities.
We have a gorgeous luxury roof terrace apartment on the first floor that has a wonderful large private roof terrace with your own sunloungers,bbq and a table and chairs for al fresco dining.The views are amazing and you can enjoy watching the sunset on the evening.From the roof terrace are steps down to the seasonal heated pool,hot tub and large games area.
The luxury roof terrace apartment has a king size bedroom with top quality bed linen and a mattress topper for your comfort,a large walk in bathroom with a power shower,walk in wardrobes and a lovely lounge with a kitchenette and dining area.
On the ground floor are two poolside apartments.These are lovely and have a double bedroom with top quality linen,a bathroom with power shower and a lounge with a dining area and kitchenette.Outside each apartment is a patio and large bbq area overlooking the heated pool
Our beautiful villa is decorated to the highest of standard and is a fully licensed Casa Rural inspected from the Andalucian tourist board The Junta De Andalucia.Our license number is CR/CO/00320 that we proudly display for all our guests to see.
We offer the most unique facilities including our wonderful heated pool,large hot tub,games area and now Free unlimited WIFI to all of our guests.All the apartments have quality in mind and offer the best bed linen and mattress toppers for your comfort and we supply all top of the range towels for the bathroom and christy dressing gowns,perfect to slip on after a relax in the hot tub watching the sunset.
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Our wonderful villa has a large drive for your free car parking and also only 15 minutes walk away is a fanastic tapas bar called Los Caminos serving cheap drinks and great value tapas,hot and cold and also a range of pizzas and freshly cooked spit roast chickens on a Sunday.
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Iznajar is only 5 minutes from Casa Pino Solo and there is the largest lake and beach in Andalucia.This is the nost beautiful place to explore and get amazing photos and it is wonderful to be able to have the beach and not be near the coastal crowds.Iznajar is a very special unspoilt tourist area and nearby are many different white washed villages offering different history and things to see and do that are not covered in the Andalucian tourist books.
We are here to help you get the most out of your holiday and ensure you do not miss anything that is beautiful to see and important in our area.
Myself Lisa and Nigel have been running Casa Pino Solo now for 8 years after making the move to Spain.Previous to this move i spent 14 years managing restaurants after training to be a chef and then moving directions into the management side of things.We both dreamt of our move for a long time and wanted to own a property where we could provide holidays for people and use my skills of hospitality and knowledge to ensure everyone had a great stay.Once we found our property the rest all fitted in to place and now 8 years down the line we have a wonderful complex where everyone has a fantastic holiday.We welcome everyone to come and you will love our accommodation and of course our wonderful area and we would love to meet you all!
Nigel and Lisa Derry purchased this apartment in 2005
After searching all of the South of Spain on the coast and inland Andalucia for around 8 years we eventually found our perfect location,Iznajar.We chose to buy here due its fantastic location and proximity to all the wonderful cities of Andalucia.Our luxury property is only 10 minutes from the main motorway of Andalucia that gives you easy access to tour Granada,Malaga,Seville,Cordoba,Ronda,Gibraltar,Nerja,Priego De Cordoba plus many more places including white washed villages that are wonderful,the real Spain!
You can enjoy our wonderful views and quiet location and then get to all the hussle and bussle really easily.Everyone who stays at Casa Pino Solo loves the area andcoming back from a day touring to relax in the jacuzzi with a nice glass of wine and eating outdoors al fresco style!
Our property is very unique to our area having the best facilities around including a large seasonal heated pool,jacuzzi and games area,perfect for a holiday any time of the year.
Our hot tub is brand new and top of the range with jets,led lighting and a waterfall giving you the ultimate relaxation after a days touring.
We also have a wonderful 18 mile lake and beach only 5 minutes away if you fancy a change to just relax in a heavenly enviroment.There is a lovely beach bar here too.
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Wir verbrachten zwei Nächte im Casa Pina Solo und waren sehr angetan von der Ruhe, dem Erholfaktor, Pool, Jacuzzi und der Atmosphäre insgesamt. Die Besitzer, Lisa und Nigel, waren äusserst gastfreundlich und hilfsbereit. Sie stellten ein Babybett bereit, wir konnten unsere Wäsche waschen, sie erklärten uns alles mögliche und waren zuverlässig. Man fühlt sich bei ihnen richtig gut aufgehoben. Wir würden jederzeit wieder kommen.
Stayed April 2014, travelled with family
Iznajar is extremely popular for tourists as within a 5 minutes drive radius you can be in all of the Andalucian Provinces,Cordoba,Malaga,Seville and Granada making it easy to tour all the wonderful cities but located in a most amazing area and the main A92 motorway is only 10 minutes away,known as 'The Crossroads To Andalucia'.
When you arrive home after a long day touring it is pure bliss to sink into our jacuzzi with a glass of wine and enjoy the seasonal heated pool.
Iznájar is a village clinging to the sides of a hill, the remains of a Moors castle at the top looks out over a huge shimmering lake, created as a reservoir some thirty years ago.The beach at Iznájar has white sand and is a perfect spot for sunbathing, swimming and relaxing and there is a lovely beach bar serving food and drinks!If you want to see more of the white washed villages and really get into tapas and life in Real Spain you can visit many including Ronda,Priego De Cordoba,Luque and Baena where the olive oil is made.
Other Activities: Bird watching, pony trekking, painting, beauty treatments, horse riding,quad biking,quad biking
Golf: Antequera Golf Course is only 25 minutes away and a great course and very reasonably priced.
Ski: Sierra Nevada Ski resort is one hour and 20 minutes away and very easy to drive to.There is also a company that will take you skiing if prefered.
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I agree! so many hot wrestlers about at the moment!
I agree! so many hot wrestlers about at the moment!
There's no way he doesn't realize what he's showing there.
Not necessarily.
What gets me about these guys in their singlets isn't so much their bulges as their asses. They have amazing asses! Especially when they're actually competing.
But then I'm a top. Mostly. At any rate, an ass man.
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Looks like he got alil excited after that tussle with his hand. hehe
Hell yeah I totally agree brother. But it does take some time to search and go through videos to find the best stuff. Especially because in this thread people might be critical.. I also love just a good bulge, doesn't need to be a boner for me.. and the attitude of the wrestler, and the actual wrestling match interests me too.
But most guys here just wanna see a boner I guess.
Just some screenshots.. Nice atmosphere and great to see coach's approval
Wish I could see them practice.
Would be nice to see this dude wrestle with his coach.
Just found this video on YouTube. I would love to be part of this college wrestling team and roll around on the mats with these guys.
[QUOTE=dutchdog;7900705]Just some screenshots.. Nice atmosphere and great to see coach's approval
HOT!!! Any ideas about this wrestler's name?
loved wrestler naked with one my ex wwe style.
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I'll do the hard part.
I've been looking through this entire thread and I must say... I wish I wrestled back when I was in high school. Awesome thread!
Looks like someone got REALLY excited...
Is that for real?
Nope, that's a photoshopped pic. I have seen the original.
funny as hell though.
yeah it happens all the time. why do you think i was such a fan of wrestleing in highschool?
Just some balls rubbing
^^ I'd give anything to be his opponent.
Haha, I can't believe how common this appears to be. These are full on erections! And obvious!
Is there some 'don't be embarrassed, it's normal' unspoken rule in wrestling? these guys seemed unashamed of their wood, and that makes it all the more hot, like if they won the match, they've earned their boner.
As though there's an ultra-masculine evolutionary reason behind it all: the victor in a fight for a woman is aroused and fucks her instantly once he's finished brutalizing his opponent.
nice thread.
When I wrestled in high school I never thought much about sporting wood because I knew the guy I was up against was just interested in pulverizing me, so it was all about getting down to business and going at it in physical chess. It was afterwards, in the locker room and showers, that I had to guard against getting a boner.... seeing hotties naked and all. I'm actually a little surprised that these guys got semi's or more before their matches.
i would love to wrestle with these guys
Chris Honeycutt
Steve Bosak
I don't get my 'rocks off' on bulgers so much
as find them fun/funny or at least interesting
Re: Wrestler guys with boners.....
This boy would incite and elicit Audience participation
His gear would be fascinating to inspect....Thx Mike
This guy got caught in mid-adjustment
Very hot pics, guys. Thank you for sharing them.
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Well that's just turned me on like you wouldn't believe
^^ I think the better question is who wouldn't?
i would love to have a good wrestling match with these guys
I'd love to have one sit on my face after a wrestling match, and watch MY dick get hard.


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In an announcement from the NCAA Division II meetings held last week in Indianapolis, the group's membership committee voted to require both Lee and Rogers (Okla.) State University to repeat the year-one candidacy period.
"Lee athletics will have to deal with a bump in the road during its travel toward full compliance in its move to the NCAA," the school stated in a press release this morning. "A phone call and a short release provided to the Lee administration by the NCAA last weekend notified the university it is facing a potential one-year delay in its process toward full membership, unless an appeal grants the school a revision of that requirement.
"Last year Lee University was officially accepted into the first stage of the process for joining NCAA D-II and was immediately accepted into the Gulf South Conference. During this past year the athletic department finished its final year as a member of the NAIA while simultaneously beginning to bring its program into compliance with the rules and regulations set forth by the NCAA and the Gulf South Conference," the release explained.
"We have encountered a potential delay in our transition to full membership in NCAA D-II," said Lee President Dr. Paul Conn. "I have been notified that the NCAA membership committee may require us to repeat our first year in the transition process, subject to an appeal which Lee is making later this month."
Lee will appeal the decision to the NCAA D-II Management Council's Sub-Committee for Appeals, which is comprised of administrators who are not on the membership committee.
Conn said the ruling is "not a problem with any of our teams or coaches, or any issues of student eligibility or non-compliance with rules of competition. It's a matter of our learning to report more effectively and learn better how to operate administratively within the NCAA environment. I think we now have a grasp of our problems, and we will work with the NCAA to correct them. I hope we will be able to do this without losing a year in our process, and we are going through the appeal process for that purpose.
"In the meantime, we have been assured by the Gulf South Conference that this action will not affect our competing in a full NCAA D-II conference and non-conference schedule, beginning as planned with the opening of soccer, volleyball, and cross country seasons in September.
Conn added: "Being a member of NCAA D-II has been a dream of ours for many years, because we believe it is a superb organization and the natural home for Lee University. This development doesn't change that at all. We just have to do a better job of meeting their standards administratively, and I'm confident we can do that.
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The D-II membership committee's announcement came just two days shy of the one-year anniversary of Lee being invited to join the NCAA D-II ranks.
After being offered membership in the Gulf South Conference in May 2012, the local university received its official NCAA Division II invitation on July 13, 2012. Last Thursday (July 11), Lee learned it has been ordered to repeat the year-one criteria of the three-year process to full membership.
Increasing its membership to 293 institutions, D-II will add eight new members — Black Hills State (S.D.), California Baptist, Lindenwood (Mo.), Malone (Ohio), McKendree (Ill.), South Dakota Mines, Ursuline (Ohio) and Walsh (Ohio) — this fall, plus a 24th conference was approved for active status.
Following the acceptance of the Mountain East Conference earlier this year, the Great Midwest Athletic Conference (G-MAC) will become the second new conference to gain active status in Division II beginning in 2013-14. Both conferences include previous members of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, which disbanded following the 2012-13 academic year.
The G-MAC originally applied for Division II membership in 2012 and spent the past year completing an educational assessment to become an active member conference. Members of the G-MAC for the 2013-14 academic year include Alderson Broaddus, Cedarville, Central State, Davis and Elkins, Kentucky Wesleyan, Ohio Valley, Salem International, Trevecca Nazarene and Ursuline.
Institutions advancing from the year-one candidacy period into year two of candidacy included Daemen (N.Y.), Holy Names (Calif.), Lubbock Christian (Okla.), McMurry (Texas), Northwestern Oklahoma State, Oklahoma Christian and Virginia at Wise.
Moving from candidacy year two into provisional status were Azusa Pacific (Calif.), Fresno Pacific (Calif.), Point Loma Nazarene (Calif.), Roberts Wesleyan (N.Y.), Shorter (Ga.), Southern Nazarene (Okla.), Trevecca Nazarene (Tenn.), Union (Tenn.) and Young Harris (Ga.). Shorter and Union are also joining the Gulf South Conference.
Of the five applications D-II received seeking to begin the membership process this fall, just two were accepted — Auburn-Montgomery (Ala.) and Spring Hill (Ala.), both of which played in the NAIA's Southern States Athletic Conference with Lee.
Mississippi College, which had applied to return to D-II and the Gulf South Conference, was one of the three schools which had its application denied by the membership committee.
"MC's president has already told me that if its appeal is denied, they will re-apply as soon as permitted," stated Salant. "MC is very serious about returning to the GSC and the only way that can happen is by earning a berth in the D-II membership process. We have them tentatively slotted into our 2014-15 schedules, so we will await the results of the appeal before considering any other steps. The GSC remains very interested in, and highly supportive of, both institutions (Lee and Mississippi College)."
Lee spent 38 years in NAIA competition and will compete in the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) postseason tournaments until it is has completed the probationary period required of all new NCAA D-II members.
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I was feeling a little alone in the 35+ category! I am 39 and pregnant with my second child. My daughter is 20 years old and yes this is VERY different than being pregnant at 19. We are having a boy and of course he was a bit of a surprise but we are super excited.
I am also 35 and the drs. have made me feel like an old woman! lol THis is my first child and all of my visits have been pretty intense and there have been a lot of them!
Hello Ladies! I'm 40 years old & pregnant with baby #4, due Feb. 25th & it's a girl! I have an 18 yr. old boy, Dakota, freshamn in college, 14 yr. old girl, Cheyenne, freshman in high school & a 7 yr. old boy, Luke, in 1st grade. We're excited about our 2014 baby girl but she was no where near expected. I thought the baby factory was closed! 40 & pregnant is alot differant than pregnancy in my 20's. In my 20's, everything was easy. Now, in my 40's, I get tired so easily & I've already had 3 ultra sounds & I only had a total of 2 ultra sounds during each of my other pregnancies. It seems like every time I turn around there's an appointment for something. Just had a $800 Harmony blood test & now I'm going for the 2 hour sugar test at the end of November. I'll be 24 weeks Tuesday & I already feel & look 9 months pregnant. Ankles & legs are already swelling & I'm almost to the point that I need help putting socks on & did I mention I'm ONLY 24 weeks! lol! I've still got a ways to go. But I wouldn't change a thing because all I want is a healthy baby girl. Because as a mother we just want the best for our babies no matter how old they are or we are, lol!
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In 1993, approaching my sixtieth birthday, I started to experience a curious phenomenon—the spontaneous, unsolicited rising of early memories into my mind, memories that had lain dormant for upward of fifty years. Not merely memories, but frames of mind, thoughts, atmospheres, and passions associated with them—memories, especially, of my boyhood in London before World War II. Moved by these, I wrote two short memoirs, one about the grand science museums in South Kensington, which were so much more important than school to me when I was growing up; the other about Humphry Davy, an early-nineteenth-century chemist who had been a hero of mine in those far-off days, and whose vividly described experiments excited me and inspired me to emulation. I think a more general autobiographical impulse was stimulated, rather than sated, by these brief writings, and late in 1997, I launched on a three-year project of writing a memoir of my boyhood, which I published in 2001 as Uncle Tungsten.1
I expected some deficiencies of memory—partly because the events I was writing about had occurred fifty or more years earlier, and most of those who might have shared their memories, or checked my facts, were now dead; and partly because, in writing about the first fifteen years of my life, I could not call on the letters and notebooks that I started to keep, assiduously, from the age of eighteen or so.
I accepted that I must have forgotten or lost a great deal, but assumed that the memories I did have—especially those that were very vivid, concrete, and circumstantial—were essentially valid and reliable; and it was a shock to me when I found that some of them were not.
A striking example of this, the first that came to my notice, arose in relation to the two bomb incidents that I described in Uncle Tungsten, both of which occurred in the winter of 1940–1941, when London was bombarded in the Blitz:
One night, a thousand-pound bomb fell into the garden next to ours, but fortunately it failed to explode. All of us, the entire street, it seemed, crept away that night (my family to a cousin's flat)—many of us in our pajamas—walking as softly as we could (might vibration set the thing off?). The streets were pitch dark, for the blackout was in force, and we all carried electric torches dimmed with red crêpe paper. We had no idea if our houses would still be standing in the morning.
On another occasion, an incendiary bomb, a thermite bomb, fell behind our house and burned with a terrible, white-hot heat. My father had a stirrup pump, and my brothers carried pails of water to him, but water seemed useless against this infernal fire—indeed, made it burn even more furiously. There was a vicious hissing and sputtering when the water hit the white-hot metal, and meanwhile the bomb was melting its own casing and throwing blobs and jets of molten metal in all directions.
A few months after the book was published, I spoke of these bombing incidents to my brother Michael. Michael is five years my senior, and had been with me at Braefield, the boarding school to which we had been evacuated at the beginning of the war (and in which I was to spend four miserable years, beset by bullying schoolmates and a sadistic headmaster). My brother immediately confirmed the first bombing incident, saying, "I remember it exactly as you described it." But regarding the second bombing, he said, "You never saw it. You weren't there."
I was staggered by Michael's words. How could he dispute a memory I would not hesitate to swear on in a court of law, and had never doubted as real? "What do you mean?" I objected. "I can see the bomb in my mind's eye now, Pa with his pump, and Marcus and David with their buckets of water. How could I see it so clearly if I wasn't there?"
"You never saw it," Michael repeated. "We were both away at Braefield at the time. But David [our older brother] wrote us a letter about it. A very vivid, dramatic letter. You were enthralled by it." Clearly, I had not only been enthralled, but must have constructed the scene in my mind, from David's words, and then appropriated it, and taken it for a memory of my own.
After Michael said this, I tried to compare the two memories—the primary one, on which the direct stamp of experience was not in doubt, with the constructed, or secondary, one. With the first incident, I could feel myself into the body of the little boy, shivering in his thin pajamas—it was December, and I was terrified—and because of my shortness compared to the big adults all around me, I had to crane my head upward to see their faces.
The second image, of the thermite bomb, was equally clear, it seemed to me—very vivid, detailed, and concrete. I tried to persuade myself that it had a different quality from the first, that it bore evidence of its appropriation from someone else's experience, and its translation from verbal description into image. But although I now know, intellectually, that this memory was "false," it still seems to me as real, as intensely my own, as before. Had it, I wondered, become as real, as personal, as strongly embedded in my psyche (and, presumably, my nervous system) as if it had been a genuine primary memory? Would psychoanalysis, or, for that matter, brain imaging, be able to tell the difference?
My "false" bomb experience was closely akin to the true one, and it could easily have been my own experience too. It was plausible that I might have been there; had it not been so, perhaps the description of it in my brother's letter would not have affected me so. All of us "transfer" experiences to some extent, and at times we are not sure whether an experience was something we were told or read about, even dreamed about, or something that actually happened to us.
This is especially apt to happen with very early experiences, with one's so-called "earliest memories." I have a vivid memory from about the age of two of pulling the tail of our chow, Peter, while he was gnawing a bone under the hall table, of Peter leaping up and biting me in the cheek, and of my being carried, howling, into my father's surgery in the house, where a couple of stitches were put in my cheek.
There is an objective reality here: I was bitten on the cheek by Peter when I was two, and still bear the scar of this. But do I actually remember it, or was I told about it, subsequently constructing a "memory" that became more and more firmly fixed in my mind by repetition? The memory seems intensely real to me, and the fear associated with it is certainly real, for I developed a fear of large animals after this incident—Peter was almost as large as I was at two—a fear that they would suddenly attack or bite me.
Daniel Schacter has written extensively on distortions of memory and the "source confusions" that go with them, and in his book Searching for Memory recounts a well-known story about Ronald Reagan:
In the 1980 presidential campaign, Ronald Reagan repeatedly told a heartbreaking story of a World War II bomber pilot who ordered his crew to bail out after his plane had been seriously damaged by an enemy hit. His young belly gunner was wounded so seriously that he was unable to evacuate the bomber. Reagan could barely hold back his tears as he uttered the pilot's heroic response: "Never mind. We'll ride it down together." The press soon realized that this story was an almost exact duplicate of a scene in the 1944 film A Wing and a Prayer. Reagan had apparently retained the facts but forgotten their source.
Reagan was a vigorous sixty-nine-year-old at the time, was to be president for eight years, and only developed unmistakable dementia in the 1990s. But he had been given to acting and make-believe throughout his life, and he had displayed a vein of romantic fantasy and histrionism since he was young. Reagan was not simulating emotion when he recounted this story—his story, his reality, as he believed it to be—and had he taken a lie detector test (functional brain imaging had not yet been invented at the time), there would have been none of the telltale reactions that go with conscious falsehood.
It is startling to realize that some of our most cherished memories may never have happened—or may have happened to someone else. I suspect that many of my enthusiasms and impulses, which seem entirely my own, have arisen from others' suggestions, which have powerfully influenced me, consciously or unconsciously, and then been forgotten. Similarly, while I often give lectures on similar topics, I can never remember, for better or worse, exactly what I said on previous occasions; nor can I bear to look through my earlier notes. Losing conscious memory of what I have said before, and having no text, I discover my themes afresh each time, and they often seem to me brand-new. This type of forgetting may be necessary for a creative or healthy cryptomnesia, one that allows old thoughts to be reassembled, retranscribed, recategorized, given new and fresh implications.
Sometimes these forgettings extend to autoplagiarism, where I find myself reproducing entire phrases or sentences as if new, and this may be compounded, sometimes, by a genuine forgetfulness. Looking back through my old notebooks, I find that many of the thoughts sketched in them are forgotten for years, and then revived and reworked as new. I suspect that such forgettings occur for everyone, and they may be especially common in those who write or paint or compose, for creativity may require such forgettings, in order that one's memories and ideas can be born again and seen in new contexts and perspectives.
Webster's defines "plagiarize" as "to steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one's own: use (another's production) without crediting the source …to commit literary theft: present as new and original an idea or product derived from an existing source." There is a considerable overlap between this definition and that of "cryptomnesia." The essential difference is that plagiarism, as commonly understood and reprobated, is conscious and intentional, whereas cryptomnesia is neither. Perhaps the term "cryptomnesia" needs to be better known, for though one may speak of "unconscious plagiarism," the very word "plagiarism" is so morally charged, so suggestive of crime and deceit, that it retains a sting even if it is "unconscious."
In 1970, George Harrison composed an enormously successful song, "My Sweet Lord," which turned out to have great similarities to a song by Ronald Mack ("He's So Fine"), recorded eight years earlier. When the matter went to trial, the judge found Harrison guilty of plagiarism, but showed psychological insight and sympathy in his summary of the case. He concluded:
Did Harrison deliberately use the music of "He's So Fine"? I do not believe he did so deliberately. Nevertheless…this is, under the law, infringement of copyright, and is no less so even though subconsciously accomplished.
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See Oliver Sacks, Uncle Tungsten: Memories of a Chemical Boyhood (Vintage, 2001). ↩
This episode is related in great and sympathetic detail by Dorothy Herrmann in her biography of Keller, Helen Keller: A Life (University of Chicago Press, 1998). ↩
Mark Twain later wrote to Helen Keller:
Oh, dear me, how unspeakably funny and owlishly idiotic and grotesque was that "plagiarism" farce! As if there was much of anything in any human utterance except plagiarism!… For substantially all ideas are second-hand, consciously and unconsciously drawn from a million outside sources.
Indeed, Mark Twain had committed such unconscious theft himself, as he described in a speech at Oliver Wendell Holmes's seventieth birthday:
Oliver Wendell Holmes…was…the first great literary man I ever stole any thing from—and that is how I came to write to him and he to me. When my first book was new, a friend of mine said to me, "The dedication is very neat." Yes, I said, I thought it was. My friend said, "I always admired it, even before I saw it in The Innocents Abroad."
I naturally said, "What do you mean? Where did you ever see it before?"
"Well, I saw it first some years ago as Doctor Holmes's dedication to his Songs in Many Keys."
…Well, of course, I wrote to Dr. Holmes and told him I hadn't meant to steal, and he wrote back and said in the kindest way that it was all right and no harm done; and added that he believed we all unconsciously worked over ideas gathered in reading and hearing, imagining they were original with ourselves. -
The Cambridge History of English and American Literature says of Milton:
The parallel-hunters and the plagiarism-hunters and the source-hunters have spent immense pains… to show that Milton imitated, borrowed from, or, in this way and that, followed, the Adamo of…Andreini (1613), the Lucifer…of…Vondel (1654), the Adamus Exul of Grotius (1601), Sylvester's Du Bartas (1605) and even Caedmon…. Supposing Milton to have read all these books, Paradise Lost remains Milton's; and it is perfectly certain, not merely that nobody else could have constructed it out of them, but that a syndicate composed of their authors, each in his happiest vein and working together as never collaborators worked, could not have come within measurable distance of it, or of him.
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The theme of brainwashing or breaking a man, with the forcible derangement of memory, is terrifyingly illustrated in George Orwell's novel 1984, and in the Alec Guinness film The Prisoner. ↩
Hitchcock's film The Wrong Man (the only nonfiction film he ever made) documents the terrifying consequences of a mistaken identification based on eyewitness testimony. ↩


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