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I have attempted every method I have seen or heard without success including the newspaper wrap that some have used. So One time I watched a person on you tube I think. He dug a hole about a foot deep . Used a large coffee can , cut out the bottom and put his cutting in some decent soil in this can which was sunk in that hole maybe just below ground, poured some water in the area put the lid on the can and then forgot about it till spring maybe april/may. When he uncovered it he had success. This is what I have attemted. I put mine in the ground late last summer/fall not sure of the exact time. So in another few weeks I will uncover and see what I have if anything. If this fails I will assume my particular rose cant be duplicated. I dont know what kind I have. |
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I just watched another vid on you tube today from bridgestreetnursery and Im now in the process of doing that one. So at about the same time I will have the results on both methods. |
Steve, my first successes in rooting roses were in a cold frame put against the foundation of the house on the north side where there was strong reflected, but no direct sun. I planted hard wood cuttings in a combination of earth and potting soil then sealed them inside with heavy mil plastic I stapled to the wooden box I made to enclose them. Most worked! The next successes were in fifteen gallon nursery cans with opaque, hard plastic sides made from the cylinders Gurney Seed used to sell for over wintering roses. All potting soil, those opaque plastic strips (about a foot tall) inserted inside to increase the height and permit in more light, all covered over the top with a large plastic bag. They worked! Both functioned like terrariums so they never required extra moisture. Both methods were during the cooler, dimmer part of the year with dormant cuttings and no foliage. And, both succeeded in a cooler winter, more arid environment than my current one. Here, those methods result in gray to black, moldy sticks. I know, I've tried every permutation of them I can think of. Perhaps if you could explain what you did and how it didn't work, some of us might be able to offer diagnoses of why and possible solutions? Keep exploring and experimenting, by all means, but it might well be that a few simple tweaks may help you succeed with some of the other methods, too. The more tools you have at your disposal, the better! Kim |
My first successful rooting was a cane of Memphis Blues that I accidentally broke off the plant while working in the yard. I was heart sick about it so I cut it in pieces and stuck them in the ground. That's it. No domes or anything. Just pushed 4 sticks into the soil. Of the four pieces only one rooted but I still have it and it's doing great! Now I grow them in clear cups with seed starter soil. I have upped my success ratio to about half of what I stick. Keeping them evenly moist is the real key to getting them to take. If I had misters that would help but I don't so I just keep a close watch on the cups to keep them from drying out. |
I've been able to root some by sticking hardwood cuttings in the ground in my raised beds or a pot with regular potting soil. I've only gotten this to work if I start them in October or November. If I try to root my February cuttings, it eventually gets too hot and they die even if they were doing well and putting out new leaves. |
I've started several new roses over the years by just placing a cutting in-ground, with a little rooting powder. Sealing the top end with waterproof Elmers glue seems to help avoid dehydration. Any time during the growing season seems to work, so long as it's not too hot and dry. New, soft tips don't work for me, but this year's growth is fine if it's somewhat woody. All leaves are removed except a single small one or a portion. |
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You could try what I did. Build a platform and put some sandy potting soil in a pot which you have cut a u shaped notch in ( half way down on both sides) Remove leaves and apply rooting hormone and lay the stem across the pot through the notches and fill with sandy mix. Let the mother plant keep it alive until roots form. You can't do so many this way, but one is better than none. |
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When you have a paper accepted by a scientific journal, you might think about submitting an image to compete for the cover. Or you might be contacted by the editor and asked to provide a cover art. Having a cover story would potentially bring a lot of attention to your research, especially when it comes to famous journals like Nature and Science. But the big question many researchers face is: how to make engaging cover art that would win the competition?
The first and probably the most important step is to study the existing covers of the journal of interest and decide what kind of cover art you want to create. However, this step is often ignored by researchers, which reduce the chance of getting the cover.
When you browse through the published covers, you will see that cover art usually falls in several categories discussed below in detail. (We will skip editorial covers and astronomy pictures here. A nice astronomy picture usually makes the cover automatically.) The essential task in this step is to choose a categories that suits best for your research.
1. Photos. Examples: photos of a new species, a recently discovered fossil, a flexible electronic device, a newly invented instrument, and an interesting phenomenon frozen in time, etc. A nice photo is not only visually compelling, but it also serves as a visual evidence of your research. To take a good photo, it requires a lot of practice and creative thinking. If you are interested in taking photos yourself, I highly recommend Envisioning Science: The Design and Craft of the Science Image by Felice Frankel. You might also want to work with a professional photographer if necessary.
2. Microscopic Photos and Images. Examples: images taken with light microscopes, fluorescent microscopes, scanning electron microscopes (SEM), transmission electron microscopes (TEM), atomic force microscopes (AFM), and scanning tunneling microscopes (STM), etc. Traditional photos show us the beauty of the world around us, microscopic photos and images reveal the beauty of the world invisible to our naked eyes. Some microscopic images can be as stunning as traditional photos. In addition, microscopic images are visual evidence as well. If you want to submit microscopic images as cover art, it is worth spending some extra time and effort to make the image visually compelling. Pay attention to the composition and colors (if you want to add artificial colors to SEM or TEM images), and reduce defects and artifacts as much as possible (which might require careful sample preparation). One more thing to consider is to use a microscope that can generates enough pixels for high-quality printing.
3. Molecular visualizations. Examples: protein structures, crystal structures, supramolecular structures, etc. Some molecular structures can by very beautiful. However, visualizations of these structures are often limited by rendering ability of computer software. Currently, there are alternative tools that allow you to import proteins and other molecular structures into professional 3D applications (such as Maya, Cinema 4D and Blender) and create high-quality renderings. If you are interested in this approach, you can check out Molecular Maya, ePMV and Bioblender. Colors are very important for molecular visualizations. For examples of good color usage, check out Dr. David Goodsell's Molecule of the Month on PDB website.
4. Visualizations with artistic interpretation. Examples: illustrations showing extinct species, protein functions in a living cell, device properties and functions, and nanostructure self-assembly, etc. This type of illustrations can include more information than photos and microscopic images. They are good for showing functions, mechanisms, dynamic processes, and structures that cannot be visualized by imaging instruments. When working with these images, you need to pay attention to the balance between the artistic interpretation and the scientific concepts within the image. Too much artistic interpretation might bury the scientific concepts or cause misconception for viewers.
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This is the master bathroom as designed for my new house. What are your thoughts? How could it be improved? Any thoughts on how to "break up" the 11'-7" vanity/counter? Or do you like the long vanity? |
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- Posted by okpokesfan (My Page) on Tue, Oct 9, 12 at 20:14
I like the long vanity and would put 12-15" deep storage shelving (with doors if you choose) on it for more storage. Houzz.com has lots of example pics. Nice setup I think! |
- Posted by allison0704 (My Page) on Tue, Oct 9, 12 at 23:58
Our MBath is 21' x 8'. I believe the cabinet is 12' long. The center section comes out and has a cabinet sitting on top. We do not have a linen closet in the room - extra towels go in bottom drawer (bottom two are very deep) and any extra/all daily used items go in top drawer and the cabinet. I didn't want sconces - we used three cans in this area, plus a small three light chandelier in entry "hallway" from MBR thru bathroom to closet. I had the cabinet installer cut the bases off all bathroom cabinets and ordered feet. He ordered extra paint and glaze to finish the feet on site. I had the mirrors made to my specs at a local framing shop. |
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- Posted by AnnieDeighnaugh (My Page) on Wed, Oct 10, 12 at 9:35
We used the center for storage in ours as I already have a vanity area in the bedroom nook. The lowered vanity area is a good option too. But I would suggest rethinking no sconces...the overhead lights will cast an unpleasant shadow on your face and when you lean over, you will be shadowing your own sink. Some kind of wall hung fixture in front of you will create better lighting for you. |
It is hard to say without if knowing your finishes and how bright the room will be. If the finishes are dark, you may be in danger of overwhelming the space if you add tower storage. They will also add to the cabinet cost, which may or may not be a concern. Do you need more storage? If not, the center lowered vanity might be a nice way to keep the room lighter visually and keep the budget down. It would also be a great place to tuck a large basket for towels or even just a pretty trash can - if you don't typically use it for a makeup vanity. |
- Posted by building_a_house (My Page) on Wed, Oct 10, 12 at 14:31
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Ours isn't quite that long but I love the long counter. We minimized the sink cabinets and maximized the drawers because we find drawers to be so much handier than digging around in regular cabinets. (We have a linen cabinet in the room too, and a storage bench.) If I had found GW and houzz before our renovation, I would have done framed mirrors over the sinks to break up the long expanse. Unfortunately Webshots must be having a bad hair day because it's only giving me the code for a tiny pic, but in case it helps you can click on it to see it bigger... |
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Well I have this Ivy plant, the house plant kind, I use it for my toads. I've had it planted in the toads tank since December I think, it's doing just fine. I cutted a few peices off so I could grow some more plants instead of buying more plants. I have them in the plastic black plants things that you start seeds in, I don't know what their called. I am using Miracle-Gro Moisture Control soil. I just planted them Saturday the 11th, so yeah.I was wondering can I evengrow them to a full plant like the bigger one I have that I cutted off of.
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December 23, 2014New CSAIL genomics work suggests vocalizing birds could tell us more about speech disorders.
December 22, 2014Robots, virtual visit from will.i.am aim to get kids excited about programming.
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December 5, 2014Largest-ever private commitment to cybersecurity establishes major new academic centers.
November 18, 2014MIT students join Olin College to finish first in RobotX Challenge.
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News from around the Parish - updated.
Parish News Pilgrimages Other Events Past News St Josephs Hall
Sacred Heart Church Video The video of the Sacred Heart Church is still available from various outlets in the town and from St Joseph's Book Shop. It would make an ideal Christmas gift for someone. Price £10.
Looking for a Religious gift? Rosaries, Prayer Books, Medals, Certificates, etc available in St Joseph's Book Shop. Open Saturdays 10.30 am - 4pm
Mount St Columba Pastoral Centre · Youth 2000 - Young People aged between 16-35 meet every Thursday at 8.15 pm in the Pastoral Centre to pray for the needs of the young. All young people welcome. · Mothers Praying Together meets every Wednesday night at 8 pm.
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Top Score E Curran - 153 1st Lady K McMahon - 147 2nd Lady T McGale - 141 1st Gent D Campbell - 148 2nd Gent L Donnelly - 141 Best Half J Stankard - 74 Last 3 K McCartan - 24 Draw K McMahon, E Jackson, K McMahon
Snowball this week is £90 for a score of 158 or better. All proceeds to the Apostolic Society.
Notices for Weekly Bulletin If you wish to submit an article for this bulletin please do so, either by post to the Parish Secretary, 48 Brook Street; by fax to 8225 2149 or by email to email@example.com. Articles will not be accepted after the Wednesday evening Deadline. Please do not call to give articles by telephone. Notes relating to the Church and articles relating to Parish events and functions will always be given priority, and other material, such as local charity events will be accepted, space providing. We do not print advertisements for commercial or profit-making organisations.
St Joseph's Book Shop Wise Pilgrims come to St Joseph's Book Shop and stock up with rosary beads, medals and holy water bottles, all of which are best quality and reasonably priced. Open every Saturday from 10.30 am - 4 pm.
Saints of the Day Mon St Maelruain, bishop and abbot Tues St Kilian, bishop and martyr Wed St Augustine Zhao Rong, priest and companions, martyrs Fri St Benedict, abbot, Patron of Europe
Mass Intentions Sacred Heart Church 7.30 Mass Tue Brendan McCrory - 1st Anniversary Thur Josephine Dunne - Month's Mind Fri Packie Pearson - 1st Anniversary
Drumragh Parish Draw - List of Winners of July 2003 £2,000 - Ryan Quinn, 4 Mullan Terrace. Promoter - F Quinn £1,000 - Sally Patton, 11 Gortmore Gardens. Promoter - Rose Mullan £500 - Dan Murray, c/o Fr Gilmore. Promoter - Fr Gilmore £250 - J.A. Turnbull, c/o promoter. Promoter - Joan Bradley £100 - Catherine Bradley, 1 Sperrin Close. Promoter - Fr Gilmore £100 - Noleen McDermott, 4 Gleannan Grove. Promoter - Seamus Haigney £100 - Emma Louise Donnelly, 27 Clontarf Drive. Promoter - Catherine McNamee £100 - Shane O'Kane, Claudy. Promoter - Patrick McCaul £100 - Fr Farren, 48 Brook Street. Promoter - Ethna Hill £100 - Marian Leeper, 1 Creevanmore. Promoter - Philomena McNamee £100 - Brian Cassidy, Dromore Glazing Co. Promoter - Kevin McCrory £100 - Mary Logue, 46 Gortmore Gardens. Promoter - Jean McCrystal £100 - Bernie McElholm, Richmond Park. Promoter - Kitty McMahon £100 - Gerard McCusker, 40 Centenary Park. Promoter - Gerard McCusker Promoter's £100 Prize - F Quinn, 19 Crocknageeragh Road, Tattykeel Please note the next draw will take place on Tuesday 5th August.
Planning a wedding? Why not log on to www.gettingmarried.ie ? You'll find details and suggestions for your big day: choosing your vows, preparing the church, choosing a ring, etc.
Parties Room for Hire St Joseph's Hall For further details call Tommy on 07753 936701
Baptisms Emma Kate McGlone, 53 Willowmount Park Caleb Martin Smith, 33 Kevlin Glen
Weddings We ask prayers for the following couples who married here recently: Claire Colton and Justin Edgar Janet Kelly and Martin Breslin
Youth Counselling Service Counselling Service for : Young People 11 - 16 Years Young Adults 16 -21 Years Drug and Alcohol Issues Relationships, Coping, Personal Growth, etc. For information call The Aisling Centre on Omagh 8283 5802.
Eucharistic Ministers for July 2003 7.30 pm - Gerry Harte, Geraldine Colton, Phil Hyndman, Brigid McGarvey, Anne McCaffrey 8.30 am - Sean Rodgers, Bernadette Laird, Sinead Slevin 9.45 am - Peter McCormick, Seamus Sheridan, Shirley Norris, Maureen Miley, Mary Toal. 11 am - Willie Galbraith, Johanna Gallagher, Marie Conway, Marie Gallagher, Peter Bewers, Alice McNamee. 12.15 pm - Pauline Breen, Sheila McCusker, Mary Campbell, Liz Doran, Siobhan Taggart. Drumragh - Niall Colgan, Anita McCarney
Funeral Lunches Catering Supplied by Kathleen Bradley Contact: 07880-750757
VIEWPRINT In Memoriam Cards Omagh Telephone 028 8224 5754 for Catalogue or Details.
Counters for July 2003 Dermott McCann, Brendan Cunningham, Frances Cunningham, J McDonnell, Gerard Haughey, Peter Davies, Matt Kelly, Michael McKernan, Eugene Lynam, Mary Lynam.
Collectors for July 2003 7.30 pm - Seamus Kelly, Liam Donaghy, Malachy Treanor, Thomas Logue, John Rafferty, Liam Grugan; 8.30 am - Linus Nugent, Patrick Slevin, Phil McGovern, Patrick Cleary, Sean McKenna, Colin Smith; 9.45 am - Seamus Sheridan, Eamon McClorey, Paddy McGowan, Dr Pat Oneill, Eamon Prunty ; 11 am - James Murray, James Montague, Thomas Bradley, Tony McGarvey, Kevin Gallagher; 12.15 pm - Sean Mullan, Eugene McGrade, Patrick Gallagher, Dan McSwiggan, Anthony Higgins.
Music for Church Weddings Dates still available for your music. Contact: 8225 0537; 8224 1946; 8224 3547; 8224 5075.
Coming Soon Dominic Kirwan In Concert St Joseph's Hall 26th & 27th July 2003
Coffee Morning In Aid of Local Charity, Care for Cancer, will be held on: The Last Friday of Each Month Time: 10 am - 2 pm Venue: Care for Cancer Information and Resource Centre, 10 Prospect Court Please come along and bring a friend, your support will be greatly appreciated.
St Vincent de Paul - St Columba's Conference, Omagh The annual outing to Bundoran for Senior Citizens from the Parish of Drumragh will take place on Thursday 24th July. Numbers are limited to 150. Details from the Thrift Shop, Castle Street.
House of Prayer, Achill Pilgrimage to Our Lady, Queen of Peace House of Prayer, Achill on Friday 25th July. Bus leaves Omagh at 6.30 am. Contact Mary Rose on 8224 5631 or Marie on 8224 4349.
Pilgrimage to Medjugorje 20th - 27th September 2003 Flying from Knock to Mostar (Day Flight) Spritual Director - Fr P Boyle Group Leader - Nora Grimes For details contact: Mary Rose on 028 8224 5631
Amongst You How much can you really know a person? When it comes down to it, you might know their origins, maybe their parents and siblings. Apart from profession and family, that's about it. We are more than our lineage and abilities, and yet we seem to defer to a person's rank or status in society. Most will normally take a ticket or lecture on bad driving from a policeman. However, were a neighbour to point out our failings, rising to our lips would be the words: 'Who do you think you are?' To which we could answer - 'A prophet', based on today's readings. We have a peculiar power over each other, particularly in families: to build or belittle; raise up or destroy; instill confidence or cripple with disbelief. When nearest isn't dearest, we can know each other too well, and take a dim view rather than a bright vision of family members. This was true in Nazareth, where even Jesus was paralysed by a lack of faith that refused to see beyond the carpenter to the prophet. Just as true today - when we should wonder what prophetic voices we are ignoring or silencing, even in our own family. 'There is a prophet among them' (First Reading). Fr Tom Cox - Courtesy of Intercom Magazine
Sacred Heart Church Altar Society Members of the above society who will arrange flowers during the month of July are:- Mrs Monica Baxter. Anyone wishing to contact her may do so by telephoning 8224 1298.
Ordination We look forward to the Ordination of Gerard Mongan, which takes place in St Eugene's Cathedral, Derry this Sunday, 6th July, at 3 pm. His First Mass is in the Sacred Heart Church, Omagh on Monday 7th July at 7.30 pm. We wish him every blessing on the occasion of his ordination. Ad multos annos.
West Tyrone Feis The West Tyrone Feis A.G.M. will take place this year on 9th September at 8.30 pm. All are welcome. Next year's Feis has been planned for 21st April until 3rd May.
Gamblers Anonymous Ask yourself: Has my life become unmanageable because of gambling? Do I want to stop gambling?
If the answer is yes, you may suffer from a disease known as Compulsive Gambling. There is help. You are not alone. You don't have to suffer.
There are meetings every Monday, commencing at 8.30 pm in the Probation Office, 11a High Street, Omagh.
Drumragh GFC Lotto numbers were 8, 10, 13, 16. One match 3 winner - Yvonne McAleer. Next week's draw £2450 in Sally's. Reserves and Seniors are at home today to Brocogh. Reserves 2.15pm, Seniors 3.45pm.
When Dreams Are Broken When dreams are broken things and joy has fled, there is Jesus. When hope is a struggle and Faith a fragile thread, there is Jesus.
When grief is a shadow and peace unknown, there is Jesus. When we need the assurance that we're not alone, there is Jesus.
St Joseph's Bookshop St Joseph's Bookshop has a wide selection of holiday reading for all ages. This week we recommend the works of Henri Nouwen. Short reads available are: "The Path of Power" "The Path of Peace" "The Path of Waiting" "Jesus and Mary" Each is a bargain at £2.95. The best seller "The Return of the Prodigal Son" at £10.86. Opening hours are Saturday from 10.30 am - 4.00 pm.
N.I. Blood Transfusion Service The next blood donation sessions will be held in the Christian Brothers School, Kevlin Road, Omagh on: Monday 21st July 2 - 4 pm & 5.30 - 8 pm Tuesday 22nd July 2 - 4 pm & 5.30 - 8 pm Please come along - you could save a life.
To them - 'the little ones' - the Father is pleased to reveal what remains hidden from the wise and the learned. Jesus shares the life of the poor, from the cradle to the cross; he experiences hunger, thirst, and privation. Jesus identifies himself with the poor of every kind and makes active love toward them the condition for entering his kingdom. (Catechism of the Catholic Church 544)
Deepen your knowledge and understanding of the Faith by joining the Adult Studies in the Catholic Catechism, commencing in the Parish in September 2003. The closing date for enrolment is Wednesday 9th July 2003. Further details available at the Parish Office.
SVP says Thank You Omagh SVP thank you for your warm reception of our National and Regional guests last Sunday and the McSorley Sisters for the singing at our Anniversary Mass. We were delighted by the school's participation in the Art Competition. The winners were: Primary KS1 1st Declan McGinn (Killyclogher P.S.) 2nd Sophie McCann (Tattyreagh P.S.) Primary KS2 1st Maria Harkin (Tattyreagh P.S.) 2nd Turlough Gallagher (Tattyreagh P.S.) Secondary 1st Ronan Duggan 2nd Sean Dolan 3rd Conor McLaughlin (All C.B.S., Omagh)


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He came from behind me and pulled my panties down. I thought he's leave it as that but no - just one swipe and they were off my ankles. I should've known that I would not be spared. He had been teasing me with a little bendover fuck or two before we headed out for the day. With panties gone, he headed for my tits while his fingers eased themselves onto my slit. I was not expecting them to be wet, but with each stroke I felt them get wetter instantly. It was so embarrassing and it was such a turn on at the same time knowing that I was probably already wet and didn't know it, and that with just a few strikes he was able to spread that wetness from my pussy to my clit, and to my ass.
Then of course, we kissed, wildly. I still had the thought of how it felt when he stroked my slit and showed me how wet I was. However, my thoughts were rudely interrupted by an already large cock. He slid in and pumped my pussy from the side, praising its wetness and tightness. I felt my soft mounds of flesh push against his hard body and his strong hands holding my hips - he was in full control and no, I could not get away even if I wanted to. I was ordered to remove my sleep tee and I only wanted to do as I was told.
I sucked his cock, only to be deepthroated. He pushed my head down onto the Prince, and then fucked my throat well. I was ordered to keep my hands behind my back. When I was pulled out, I felt a string of saliva stretch down my chin.. but before I could take a wipe or a breather, he decided that this was not enough for a wet slut like me, and knelt over me and fucked my throat even deeper than before. I felt tears well up in my eyes.. and saliva line my chin.. I had to tell him.. "I am all messed up"...
He disagreed. That was not a mess-up to him. He showed me what being all messed up was.
Fingers were plunged into my pussy, hitting my spot. I didn't want him to stop >.< and my ass wasn't spared. It was fingered too and this was the case several times, even when there was his cock in my flooded pussy. He made sure each time that they were popped before his fingers and/or cock dived in again, only to pop them some more. At some point of being "double fucked", I no longer knew which sensation to focus on, and this was probably the only time he spared me - by popping the intruders out once more and continuing to fuck just - a hole of his choice.
He knew how wet I was and so he took a confident, definite plunge into me. He plunged in again and again, as if to ensure I felt the full length of his cock. My pussy, still wet, got even wetter and his cock was lined with my juices. Not wasting any bit of it, he plunged into my ass too - making sure every hole was taken. I felt his cock go into my ass, stretch my ass and really claim it.
The Prince had my pussy fucked some more, much to his liking.. until he decided that the slut did a good enough job at sucking his cock and he wanted her ass again. This time, I was on my stomach and his cock inched in, stretching the little innocence once more. I sucked on his fingers like a dirty slut who can't get enough.. something I've been doing in little bits throughout the entire fuck. I don't know if that was what turned him on, but he proceeded to fuck my ass even harder, leaving me with little response for I was being overwhelmed by it's greatness.
When I managed to regain what little composure I could, I gladly told him I was his little slut. He had asked, and by this time there was no denying. I also added that I felt the wetness of the entrance of my pussy as he fucked my ass hard. There was little or perhaps nothing left to resist and he blasted his cum several times into my ass. I felt the explosion and was happy that it was this intense.
As he withdrew, I felt my pussy to find out how wet she was, considering her wetness could be felt at the entrance even though she was not being fucked at that time (my ass was). Gosh - I had wet my ass crack, and the wetness had spread further out onto my cheeks. It was as though he creamed my pussy instead.
And then we kissed wildly again, as through the fuck. We really couldn't help it, as through those kisses I felt I was telling him I wanted more, and with him giving equally wild kisses, I could only think that I would be getting more.


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mdoneil writes "I guess Iran's Constitution differs slightly from that of the USA. A young woman was executed for what she said. The article here
I guess I'll cross Iran off of my vaction plans list.
An interesting side note is that the above page has a blurb about "France steps up its investments in Iran". That article is here. Yipee lets here it for France! Lets all pitch in and help developing nations!"
Alas, Tomeboy...I'm not a socialist (some good old-fashioned Red baiting?)...You make a good point regarding the economics, however far more telling is your concern about "Africans and middle-easterners". What next? "The Dusky Menace"?
Tomeboy, you have got to learn to think for yourself and stop blindly parroting the party line.
Abortion policy is an economic disaster in the long run and socialists like you should be concerned.
As usual, this is in diametric opposition to reality. It is lack of control over individual reproductive faculties that will create an economic disaster. Consider the case of that young woman you so sententiously preached about at your site. If she had been clued in to birth control and abortion, she would not now be trapped in a cycle of poverty. By aborting the second pregnancy, she could have finished her training and been in a position to improve the quality of life for her self and her first child. Including a better education for him.
Now multiply that one "Welfare Mom" case by 800,000 a year and ask yourself where the government is going to get the money to foot that bill.
Then ask yourself how society is going to deal with those 800,000 indigents who will be acculturated, living in squalor, and a number of whom will turn to crime, drugs, and domestic violence as a way of venting their frustration and impotence, twenty-years from now. By which time they will be producing the next generation of welfare bums.
The point here Fang is that Canada is not 'hunting' at all.
No, the point here is that we will not kiss your self-righteous, blood-lusting ass. If we are not with the U.S., it is because your pointy-headed little President Moron went out of his way to alienate those he could otherwise have counted on as an allies.
Kudos, though, for pulling the same bullshit stunt Cheney did and misrepresenting the word "sensitive" by using it out of context.
As for your mythical Arrogance of Intellect, I could as easily impute it to King George the Pathetic, in as much he thought he knew better than the U.N. weapons inspectors. At least the rest of the world, including Canada, was willing to look for alternatives. All Bush ever wanted was to go in there guns a blazing and kill anybody who stood between him and the oil he wanted for Halliburton.
Because in any cost/benefit study between slavery and freedom, anti-abortion comes out costing too much.
Nonsense, unless you don't give a damn about those fortunate children today that eluded manual vacuum aspiration. Abortion policy is an economic disaster in the long run and socialists like you should be concerned.
Ask any European friends how many Africans and middle-easterners they will need to join their work force to foot the bill for their socialized medicine, pension, and other assorted state-funded goodies. How Americans and Canadians will need to be well into their seventies to qualify for state-sponsored social security programs until they eventually become insolvent. Social services have always been "pay as you go� because politicians can't keep their mitts off any present day surplus. Workers today subsidize retirees today. You do the math. Now carry this out 20 years.
…The effects of such a decline do not appear immediately; a generation must grow up for them to be fully felt. But even if European fertility rates were to return to 2.1 tomorrow - a virtual impossibility - Europe's current population of 727 million would still drop by 171 million by 2050. Since government welfare programs depend upon a steady inflow of tax money, few countries will have enough people by then to support such programs.
(Health Canada inadvertently discloses facts Planned Parenthood would like to suppress� Report / Newsmagazine (Alberta Edition); 3/4/2002)
I feel sick. There is nothing that I can think to say except that I'm appalled at how quickly I forget that the world beyond my own little orbit is truly savage.
What on earth could this "relgious judge" Rezai have meant when he said - after her execution that
..."her punishment was not execution but he had her executed for her 'sharp tongue�?!?!?!
It's at times like these that I feel myself praying that there really is a judgement day...and then I try to stop myself from falling into that abyss.
There is an old poem:
"Freedom now so seldom wakes
That the only sign she gives,
Is when some heart, indignant, breaks,
To show that she still lives."
It is sorrowful when a country devours it's young, but the only cure for this must come from within. when the parents of this girl and others in the town accept this style of harsh judgement without protest or revolution, then the whole society agrees that conformity to community standards is more important than life itself. Those with sharp tongues to attack the society's norms will always be in danger from those who want to protect it at all costs. Sharp tongued heretics will always be a minority, and will always be at risk. It is sad to see a courageous woman die for speaking out, and to see the censors win.
In an oppressive, patriarchic regime, a sharp tounged woman is any woman who will tell a man the truth to his face. My call on it in this case is: Ms. Sahaleh basically told a member of the priest class that the priest class is responsible for all the moral corruption and is deserving of punishment instead of the people the priests oppress.
There's no words for this. I share others sorrow on this. We should remember that a number of Mideast societies treat their women brutally, killing them for minor offenses, tolerated if not carried out by the State. None of that excuses Iran or the judge." An interesting side note is that the above page has a blurb about "France steps up its investments in Iran". That article is here. Yipee lets here it for France! Lets all pitch in and help developing nations!"I'm not a Francophile, but it's important to realize they're hardly alone in providing economic support to Iran. Some of our "better behaved" allies are Iran's top trading partners, according to the 2004 CIA World FactBook:----------------Exports - commodities: petroleum 80%, chemical and petrochemical products, fruits and nuts, carpetsExports - partners: Japan 20.1% (Has troops in Iraq), China 9.9%, Italy 7.6% (Has troops in Iraq), South Korea 5.7% (HAD troops in Iraq) (2002)----------------Imports - commodities: industrial raw materials and intermediate goods, capital goods, foodstuffs and other consumer goods, technical services, military suppliesImports - partners: Germany 17.1%, Switzerland 9.3%, UAE 9.1%, France 5.9%, Italy 5.8% (Has Troops in Iraq), South Korea 4.8% (Had troops in Iraq), China 4.7%, Russia 4.3% (2002)----------------------Another obstensible US ally helping Iran economicly is Pakistan, which is joining with India on a new oil pipeline from Iran. The same article I cited indicates that Pakistan will be giving Iran a "Preferential Trade Agreement"Again, I'm not trying to excuse Iran, or even France, but these days it is vitally important to recognize failings everywhere, not just in the people out of favor with us. Only that way can we build moral clarity and show the world we actually mean what we say about standing for liberty and truth.
I think it's interesting that you would take a chance juxtoposition of articles as an opportunity to snipe at France. France is not the only country to invest in repressive countries around the world. The US hasn't exactly been morally discriminating when it comes to choosing places to
set up shop. As for pitching in and helping developing nations - do you think that by isolating and ignoring these types of places that they will improve?
This event was truly awful - but please don't sarcastically condemn an entire nation and those who do business with it on the basis of a single horrible act.
And that's "hear it for France", by the way, not "here it for France".
Yes but, if and when the time comes that we will have to deal with Iran which country will mostly like get in the way?
Do you mean "deal with Iran" as in "admit that sanctions aren't helping anyone and start a diplomatic dialogue" or "deal with Iran" as in "invade a soverign nation over the objections of most of the world"? If you mean the former, I don't think France or anyone else will "get in the way". If you mean the latter, I deeply hope that France, Germany, and the rest of the world once again "get in the way".
Diplomatic: Characterized by tact and shrewdness; dexterous; artful
Diplomatic dialogue: a stalling technique used by dictatorships to hold off outside interference in order to shore up military power usually by creating The Bomb and therefore solidifying their rule and the continued oppression of the people within their borders, ex. North Korea.
Yes but, if and when the time comes that we will have to deal with Iran which country will mostly like get in the way?
The Republican regime of George Bush. I have no doubt that the worst enemy of the U.S. is the enemy within. One that is morally and ethically responsible for the genocide of 11 to 15 thousand people. One whose murder of those innocents was founded on the most egregious disinformation and propaganda.
Yeah, if a time should come when Iran does something that ticks off Bush the baby-killer while he's still in office, he certainly won't make any effort to deal with it in a sane and rational manner.
To stand by and do nothing while a crime is committed in front of you is, to me, to be morally responsible for the crime. So which deaths are Canada responsible for? The ten thousand for not trying to stop us or the hundreds of thousands for not trying to stop Saddam?
"Yes but, if and when the time comes that we will have to deal with Iran which country will mostly like get in the way?"
Well, we've been dealing with Iran, but we've been doing it through foreign subsidiaries or middlemen in Dubai.
So since our hands are dirty we should just leave them alone?
Your sentiment raises an interesting question.Is violence the only solution?
No, we should't leave them alone. That's what diplomacy is for (just to clarify what I mean by "leave them alone", since I suspect we have different meanings for the phrase). You're lack of outrage concerning the business dealings with Iran, Pakistan and U.A.E is rather telling.
with Iran? probably. In time the people there would have eventually changed things for the better but 1. not only has the Iranian gov't increased their nuclear activity they've basically come out and said "We're making a bomb, we're entitled to, f' off". Which means at some point Israel will bomb them if we don't and 2. part of the problems we've been having in Iraq stem from Iran stirring the pot. They are as much a part of the war on terror as Iraq and will have to be dealt with sooner rather than later.
"You're lack of outrage concerning the business dealings with Iran, Pakistan and U.A.E is rather telling."
Unlike Blake I don't think Halburton and the U.S. Government are one and the same. I guess I implied that with the 'our hands are dirty' bit, my mistake. American companies do bad things, big deal. I'm 100% for putting the presidents of those companies in jail for doing it, hell, if its bad enough just shoot'em.
"They are as much a part of the war on terror as Iraq"
So, they don't have WMD, they're not building WMD, their conventional army is pretty much useless, and they have no ties with Al-Queda?
Or are we talking about a different Iraq here?
As for North Korea: 2002 - North Korea offers the US a deal. The US refuses. 2004 - the US offers N Korea the same deal. North Korea refuses. Better use of diplomacy at the time would probably have been beneficial.
So the fact that Cheney went from being CEO of Haliburton to vice-president of the US means nothing? And the fact that Haliburton was trading with Iran *at the time* that Cheney was their CEO means nothing?
But hey, did you just call for someone to shoot the VPOTUS? Isn't that treason?
They're an awfully secretive organisation. Their about us page gives no contact details other than email, they don't list any names of their writers or editors, as far as I can see.
And [sarcasm] perhaps most seriously of all, their site has a Francophone version [/sarcasm].
I don't know about the rest of you, but when I went through library school they taught us some criteria for evaluating information sources. And against those criteria, Iran Focus doesn't stack up very well.
The article Blake linked to was dated April of this year I assumed the business dealings were current. Anything pre-9/11 I really don't care about. The rules completely changed after that.
1. Iraq does have WMDs or at least did. If they used them all killing their own people that was pretty dumb of them but hardly something we would or should have assumed.
2. Iraq did have ties with Al-Queda, the 9-11 commission said they didn't have ties with 9/11 they did not say they didn't have ties with Al-queda.
3. North Korea already had nukes by 2002, funny how you ignore the joke-known-as-diplomacy in the early 90's led by Carter, approved by Clinton, which led to NK having nukes by 2002.
So it was OK for the US to trade with Iran, no matter how evil their regime, until 9/11, and not OK after 9/11, even though Iran had nothing to do with 9/11?
I'm just trying to clarify here, because that truly makes no sense to me, if it's what you are saying.
1. Oh come on. Where are they? Powell told the UN that the USA knew where they were. The inspectors, as well as the French, Russians, etc were asking for more time to determine whether there were WMD. Yes, you should have known about them, because they were your justification for invading another country.
2a. The justification was that Iraq was involved in 9/11. Which it was found not to be. b. You say that the commission "did not say that Iraq had no ties with A-Q". This doesn't mean that it did.
3. Say all you like about Clinton and Carter. Whatever they did or didn't do doesn't excuse what Bush is doing now. I'm no fan of Clinton either.
Pre-9/11 Ok? No. Treasonous? No probably not. After 9/11 Ok? No. Treasonous? Yeah I'd say so. If treasonous then shoot'em? yeah ok, don't quote me but so far it makes sense.
1. He either used'em, destroyed'em, or sent them to Syria. The French and Russians were looking for more time to cover their behinds. The oil-for-food scandal takes away any credibility you want to try and give them.
2a. That's a bald-faced lie.
2b. No it doesn't mean they did but there's a whole book called The Connection by Stephen Hayes that details just how exstenive those ties were.
3. Your trying to ignore where the problem started with NK. Its helluva lot harder to deal with a country that has nukes then one that doesn't, especially when the dictator is a nutjob like Kim. At this point whatever happens happens, there won't be a clean way out.
The West that trade with Iran despite their apalling treatment of their people is as much to blame. The West will trade with the devil and sell their grandmothers if it was economically beneficial to them.
Thanks for clarifying, that makes more sense.
Considering the recent history of iran (the religious revolution), it wouldn't be suprising at all for something like this to happen. Even if religious persecution and other such abuses have tonned down a bit.
To stand by and do nothing while a crime is committed in front of you is, to me, to be morally responsible for the crime.
Yes, well, a very pretty sentiment. But the U.S. did not stand by and do nothing, did it? Saddam Hussein was an American puppet, installed and supported by American dollars. The chemical weapons he used to gas the Kurds were Made In America. Dick Cheney -- the U.S. Vice President? -- stood shoulder to shoulder with Hussein and smiled and shook his hand for the cameras. (A propos of nothing: The Bush family raised some 42 million dollars for the Nazi party of Germany, and did business directly with the man who owned the factories that produced the Zyklon B; Bush has closer business ties to Osama bin Laden than Hussein does; bin Laden is another American puppet who cut the strings your government had on him and walked away. So was that tyrant in the Phillipines.) In 1956 the U.S. government violated Iranian sovereignty, removed a popular, progressive, and legally elected president to install another puppet, the Shah. This tyrant implemented a police state that was later co-opted by an even bloodier-handed lunatic, and his system is what you have to deal with in Iran today.
I hardly think anyone in the U.S. is any position to talk about moral responsibility when the U.S. is personally and legally responsible for the whole mess to begin with.
If Canada is morally responsible, then it is because we have chosen to stand by international laws and not violate the sovereignty of foreign powers as casually as the U.S. does.
...Bush the baby-killer
As another who values the life of the innocent, I'm looking forward to viewing the following photos on your postcards collection.
Clarification: I (not Blake) posted the links to the Forbes article and Halliburton release. (I figured those sources might be better received than, say, an article from Mother Jones.) My intended point was to suggest that Americans - and especially supporters of Bush/Cheney - might not want to be so quick to cast stones specifically at French companies for doing biz in Iran. And I'd just like to point out here that, even if we give a "9/11 changed everything" pass to Halliburton when Cheney was boss, the company - despite its post-9/11 treasonous (to use Greg's adjective) activities - was awarded billions of dollars in non-competitive contracts in Iraq, which the Vice President possibly coordinated.
Just stuff to think about, is all I'm sayin'.
My bad, I saw the B and the small number and just filled in the blanks.
While its certainly stuff to think about its a good example of a conversation I recently had with Daniel about the need for facts depending on the issue. I don't have a problem with Halburton getting contracts in Iraq, why should they not get them? But the entire arguement about which companies should be doing business there pales in comparison to the fact that we needed to go there and do what we did.
"If Canada is morally responsible, then it is because we have chosen to stand by international laws and not violate the sovereignty of foreign powers as casually as the U.S. does."
Hiding behind international law while thousands die is very brave of you Fang, you should be proud.
Disregarding those international laws to perpetrate your own genocide is vile and disgusting and every free American should be ashamed of the Bush regime and the slaughter being committed in their name for a few buckets of oil.
You failed to address any of the facts I posted, by the way.
I have seen no indications that you actually do value the lives of innocents.
Abortion, like it or not, is a matter of personal choice. Having George Bush blow you up with 1,000 pounds of fulminating high explosives is not a personal choice. It is something forced on you by outside forces.
Come to that, however, kindly explain how opposing abortion puts you on the moral high ground when you so volubly cheer for the mass murder in Iraq. Or how you can proclaim yourself to be in favour of freedom and democracy in Iraq while advocating slavery for American women. That strikes me as a clear and present double standard morality.
Just for the record, by the way, I'm opposed to abortion. Which is why, although it's a moot point, I will never choose to have one. What you probably will not understand is that I can oppose abortion and still support a system of personal liberty where someone else can opt to have one at their sole discretion. It goes to heart of what makes a free person free in the first place.
I've been pretty consistent in saying we made some big mistakes pre-9/11. Rules changed that day. Its a whole new game.
I notice you still haven't come up with an excuse for Canada sitting on the sidelines, neither with us, nor against us, yet people dying either way.
...Abortion, like it or not, is a matter of personal choice.
Which makes it no different than other flavor of murder. In other words, this obvious fact does nothing to justify the killing.
If you truly respect the lives of the innocent, let's see these abortion photos added to your postcards. Surely you would agree the 800,000+ American babies killed annually deserve the equivalent outrage you have for the children of Iraq?
Not sure about the reliability of this resource but -
16-Year-Old Iranian Girl Hanged For Being A Rape Victim
A young girl who was accused of "moral corruption" (premarital sex) as a result of being raped was executed by hanging in Iran on Sunday the 16th.
When the girl told the judge that he should "punish the perpetrators of moral corruption, not the victims", the judge used his power to push (beyond normal procedures) for the 16-year-old's execution.
When asked, judge Haji Rezaii, a fundamentalist Muslim, said that he executed the girl for her "sharp tongue".
Your Supreme Court has ruled that a fetus is not a human being and does not enjoy the protections of human rights. Get them to change that. Until they do, those are not babies, only fetuses.
Then, you come up with some way to show me how your control over another person's reproductive faculties does not reduce her to the status of slave.
As long as you patriarchic slave-mongers insist on eroding or outright violating people's rights to live their lives their way, for good or ill, I will oppose the anti-abortion movement.
And that is final. Because in any cost/benefit study between slavery and freedom, anti-abortion comes out costing too much.
And if you'd like a look at a United States wherein women are the chattels of any male, read the epistolary first chapter of Alice Walker's The Color Purple. And read Jan Goodwin's essay: Buried Alive. And then read her book The Price of Honor.
Your Supreme Court has ruled that a fetus is not a human being and does not enjoy the protections of human rights. Get them to change that. Until they do, those are not babies, only fetuses.
Precious. Then you agree those were niggers in the Dred Scott case?
I found a better source for more details -
http://web.amnesty.org/library/index/engmde1303620 04
I've been pretty consistent in saying we made some big mistakes pre-9/11.
And I've been pretty consistent in saying that you haven't done anything right since then.
Rules changed that day. Its a whole new game.
Nothing changed that day except the scope of successful terrorist actions against the U.S. Everything else remained the same.
I notice you still haven't come up with an excuse for Canada sitting on the sidelines [...]
Yeah, I can see why you're unable to understand how we could possibly continue to respect international laws such as the Geneva Conventions and the U.S. charter, and whatever else is involved, after all your pissing and moaning and playing the victim.
Gee, you think maybe military misadventurism and the mass murder of 11 to 15 thousand civilians -- and all that based on a tissue of lie -- somehow strikes us as not necessarily the best response? I mean, I've only been harping on that everytime you intimate that you have some kind of divine right to kill anybody who gets in your way.
Here's a real clue: Canada has never operated under the Arrogance of Power the U.S. always has.
The U.N. charter.
Jesus! You really need the simplest things explained to you over and over, don't you?
A country's Supreme Court is the highest arbiter of its laws whether you agree with that court's rulings or not.
I've already told you this once. I have no doubt that you'll give me cause to repeat it again in the future.
And by the way, I say they're being enslaved was wrong. All of your country's systems of slavery -- from enslaving the blacks as a work force to enslaving the reproductive faculties of women -- were wrong.
But you can tell any descendents of the Scott's that they would have been welcomed in Canada when you would have sold them back down the Mississip'.
It was an interesting juxtaposition, and that is why I mentioned it as simply that. In the article it also mentioned other countries that trade with Iran so I didn't single out France.
Oh, and thanks for pointing out the typographical error I made. I also omitted the apostrophes from the two instances of let's. I think I'll open a vein.
Can you help me with another grammar problem? Is it more correct to say: "bugger off" or "sod off"?
Neither did InterFax at first, not it is one of the leading news organizations in the East. It started out as a typewritten daily sent by fax to other news organizations. I had a friend who would forward it on to me. We were really into 14.4Kbps fax modems at the time.
One could do a whois and perhaps ring up or email Sara Rajabi in France or drop an email to the address on the about us page.
When I got my MLS were were taught about research so perhaps you could have found information about this execution on the Chicago Sun Times or perhaps Amnesty International UK's site.
As the Gipper said, trust but verify.
Oh, and the article about France carried a NYT byline.


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Many of us have been glued to our TV watching the 2008 Summer Olympics.
It has been thrilling to see the events, and many workers agree: Twelve percent of the workers we talked to in a recent survey indicated they would be watching some of the Olympics while they were at work.
The intense media spotlight on Michael Phelps and the U.S. mens swim team is reflected in the fact that over a third of our survey participants said they would be tuning in to watch swimming events. The list of most anticipated events:
- Swimming (37 percent)
- Baseball and softball (29 percent)
- Gymnastics (26 percent)
- Track and field (23 percent)
- Volleyball (23 percent)
- Cycling (20 percent
- Basketball (19 percent)
- Soccer (19 percent)
Younger workers are definitely more dedicated fans of Summer Olympics action. Sixteen percent of workers aged 18-24 are watching, versus 13 percent of workers 25-34, 11 percent of workers 35-44, 11 percent of workers 45-54, and 9 percent of workers over 55.
We also asked workers what Summer Olympic sport most resembled their current job, and they said:
- Volleyball: A team sport (20 percent)
- Hurdles: Lots of obstacles in the way (14 percent)
- Marathon: Slow and steady (13 percent)
- Wrestling: In a holding pattern (11 percent)
- Weightlifting: Bearing all the weight (8 percent)
- Synchronized swimming: You and your co-workers are all on the same page (7 percent)
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