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US 5857194 A Abstract The present invention analyses an existing legacy system, such as a Physician's Office Management System, and automatically extracts, reformats and sends required data to a service company, which may be for example, and insurance company. It begins by feeding the legacy system "seed data" and monitors the legacy system storage device to determine a "raw map" of where and how the seed data is stored. It then culls out multiple records, single records, inconsistent records in the raw map. Control flow information is also extracted. This indicates which fields are "key" fields and are used to extract other information. These key fields must be acquired before their related data. After the data is located and the order is determined, a script is automatically created to extract the data. The data is then extracted and reformatted in a predetermined format determined by the service company, and the required data is automatically sent, by conventional means, to the service company.
Claims(7) 1. A system for automatically determining the data format of a storage device of existing legacy system, extracting the data, and transmitting the data in one of several predetermined formats required by a service company comprising:
a) a data input means for feeding seed data to said legacy system; b) a Data Locator coupled to said legacy storage device, for searching said legacy system storage device and for storing location (table, record, record position) of occurrences of the seed values in a raw map along with the seed values and the format of the legacy field; c) a Map Refining device coupled to, and for receiving the raw map from the Data Locator, for culling out false hits from the raw map to produce a clean map of domain fields to legacy fields; d) a Control Flow Analyzer coupled to, and receiving the output clean map from the Map Refining device for identifying key fields in the clean map used to acquire other data which must be acquired first, and for creating control flow information indicating the order of data extraction; e) an Output Generator coupled to the Map Refining device and the control flow analyser, for receiving the clean map the control flow information and for creating data extraction steps to extract the data in the required order; f) an Extraction device is coupled to the Output Generator, and to legacy storage device, for executing the data extraction steps to acquire extracted data; g) a Transmission device coupled to the Extraction device for receiving the extracted data, for reformating this data according to a predetermined format, for contacting a service company by conventional communications systems, and for sending the data in the predefined format. 2. The system of claim 1 wherein the Map Refining device comprises: a Set Consistency device coupled to the Data Locator which receives the raw map and analyses the raw map checking for consistency from one seed set to the next, discarding inconsistent maps.
3. The system of claim 1 wherein the Map Refining device comprises:
a Single Record Cull device which receives the raw map and culls out single record maps where only one domain field maps to a given record in the legacy application. 4. The system of claim 1 wherein the Map Refining device comprises: an iteration consistency device which receives the raw map and checks if all iterations of a given domain field map consistently to the same legacy field, culling out those which do not.
5. The system of claim 1 wherein the Map Refining device comprises: a ranking device which receives the raw map and ranks the maps by the number of fields which map to a common record of legacy storage device, the set of maps that map the largest set of domain fields to a given legacy record are given the highest ranking.
6. The system of claim 1 wherein the Map Refining device comprises: a Multiple Record Search device which receives the raw map and identifies if differing subsets of maps map to different records in the same file indicating that said legacy system is using different record layouts within the same file.
7. The system of claim 1 wherein the Map Refining device is adapted to search for repeated characters as delimiters, and indicate if the records are variable length to the Output Generator.
Description This US Patent Application is being filed on an invention from research which was partially funded under a cooperative agreement with the US Federal Government National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Advanced Technology Program, "Health Care Information Infrastructure Technology (HIIT)", contract number: 70NANB5H1011. This application claims priority of a Provisional Application of the same name by Bruno, Kelliher, Ser. No. 60/029,558 filed Nov. 7, 1996 pending. 1. Scope of the Invention The present invention relates to electronic data transmission, and more specifically a system which automatically finds and transmits information to a service provider in one of a number of standard formats. 2. Related Prior Art It is sometimes necessary to transmit information from an existing system, a legacy system, to other systems each having a required transmission format. This is the case in many areas but especially for Physician Office Management Systems (POMS) communicating information to insurance providers, such as Aetna, Blue Cross, Prudential etc. POMS are small computer systems used for record keeping in Physicians Offices. Typically, small interface programs are manually written for each of the different provider standards for the specific POMS being used. Today there are three ways to integrate with a legacy application: write the interface code by hand, use a mapping tool, or use a screen scraping tool to help implement software for the integration. Mapping tools A mapping tool typically supports implementing an insertion or extraction routine from the legacy system. It does not help design the routines. The user of the mapping tool (typically a software engineer) supplies the mapping tool with a layout of the source data, a layout of the target data items and a mapping between the source and target data items. The mapping tool then implements this map. Screen scraper A screen scraper is a tool which monitors (and stores) inputs to the computer to determine order and type of screen inputs which are required by the legacy system. The screen scraper is programmed to monitor a specific legacy system. To program a screen scraper, the user determines the sequence of screens (in the legacy system) needed to retrieve/insert the data from/to the legacy system. The user then runs the legacy application in conjunction with the screen scraper which monitors and identifies the screens that are to be scraped and tags fields in the screens that will be retrieved/filled by the screen scraper. A user then writes a script (in the screen scraper's programming language) to start up the legacy application, maneuver from screen to screen and retrieve/insert data from/into the tagged fields in the legacy application screens. After it has been fully programmed, the screen scraper can automatically run the legacy application entering values from an electronic source (such as a data file) into the appropriate user interface fields. It can also generate data files by automatically extracting data from the legacy system's screens. Currently, there is a need for a system which automatically determines the disk format of the legacy data, and transmits the data required by a service provider to it in its required format. The present invention works on existing legacy systems, such as a Physician's Office Management System (POMS) and automatically determines the data format of a storage device of existing legacy system, extracts data required by a service company, such as an insurance company, and transmits the data in one of several predetermined industry standard format. A set of sample "seed data" is fed to the legacy system, either manually, or by an automated data feeder. A Data Locator searches said legacy system storage device for locations (table, record, field position) of occurrences of the seed values. It makes a "raw map" indicating the seed values, their location, and the format of the legacy field where each was found. A Map Refining device receives the raw map from the Data Locator, and culls out false hits from the raw map to produce a clean map. A Control Flow Analyzer identifies key fields in the clean map used to acquire other data which must be acquired first, and creates control flow information indicating the order of data extraction. This control flow information and the clean map are passed to an Output Generator which scripts data extraction steps to extract the data in the required order from the legacy system storage device. An Extraction device executes the data extraction steps and extracts the data from the legacy storage device and passes it to a Transmission device which reformats this data according to a predetermined format, contacts the service company by conventional communications systems, and sends the data in the predefined format to the service company. An object of the present invention is to provide a system that determines the data format of an existing system, extracts the data, and transmits the data in a required format. It is another object of the present invention to provide an automatic interface to transmit data from an existing computer systems to a remote computer system in one of several standard formats. The features of the invention believed to be novel are set forth with particularity in the appended claims. The invention itself, however, both as to organization and method of operation, together with further objects and advantages thereof, may be best understood by reference to the following description taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawing in which: FIG. 1 is a simplified block diagram of an embodiment of the present invention. The invention described in this document works with an existing system, a "legacy system", and automatically discovers the disk data format, "legacy disk format", determines a map between the legacy data and a target description, which may be a standard format, or user-supplied, and implements this map by either: generating the source code to implement access to the data directly; or passing the information to a mapping tool, which transmits the legacy data to the service provider. The present invention not only determines where the legacy values are stored in the legacy disk, but determines access order to key data fields that must be accessed first before other data is accessed. In FIG. 1 a simplified block diagram of the present invention is shown. Many of the blocks shown are functional blocks and represent a specific function to be accomplished. They may be purely hardware, or software running on hardware, as long as they perform the intended function. An existing legacy system 10 is shown which may be any type of computer management system, for example a Physician Office Management System (POMS). Slightly differing subsets of legacy system information is intended to be regularly sent to existing service companies, "Serv. Co. 1", "Serv. Co. 2", "Serv. Co. 3", such as insurance companies, each which has their own unique format, shown here as "f1 ", "f2 ", "f3 ", respectively, or in an industry standard format, "fstnd ". In one embodiment, a user 1 initially provides a data feeder 15 with a suggested list of the data fields to extract/insert, the list defining a record. The list of fields is a "domain description" for a record. The domain descriptor should be representative of the legacy system being used. For example, a physician's Office Management System would use fields having information as to a patient's name, social security number, office visit date, diagnosis, charges, etc. User 1 also provides data feeder 15 with several sets of sample values for each these fields, termed "seed data" representing a number of records. The seed data is selected to be as unique as possible so as not to be confused with existing information on the legacy system. For example, when putting in zip code information, if the system is on the west coast, the majority of existing zip code information will be west coast zip codes, therefore the seed data chosen will be east coast zip codes. The domain description does not contain any information about how the fields are stored in the legacy application. Data feeder 15 inserts this information into a keyboard buffer 7 of legacy system 10. In another embodiment, user 1 simply types the information directly into legacy system 10 and a monitor device 6 running a monitor program, keeps track of keyboard input. Monitor device functions may be performed by a legacy system CPU 5, running in a multiprocessing mode. Legacy system employs CPU 5 running legacy application stored in a legacy application memory 8, which may, or may not be part of a contiguous memory device also having a screen buffer 9 and keyboard buffer 7. Seed data from monitor device 6 or data feeder 15 is passed to a Data Locator 17 coupled to a storage device 13 of legacy system 10. 1) Data Locator Data Locator 17 performs an exhaustive search of legacy system storage device 13 looking for occurrences of the seed values. Data Locator 17 will use type information of the domain fields to recognize the data values that may be stored in a variety of formats. For example, if the domain field is a date type, then Data Locator 17 will look for matches in the form yyyyymmdd, yymmdd, mmddyyyy, mmddyy, etc. Every time a match is found to one of the seed values the tool keeps a "hit list", or "raw map", of the seed values going from domain fields to legacy fields (table, record, record position), where the seed value was found. The raw map also contains the format of the legacy field where the data was stored. In legacy systems using relational database designs, a query in Structured Query Language (SQL) is first attempted to try to determine the schema, defining the field names, the field types, the order of the fields. SQL is beginning to become a standard and is widely used. If the legacy system supports SQL, Data Locator 17 may directly ask legacy system CPU 5 where each seed value is stored to produce the raw map. Data Locator 17 then creates an file, such as an ASCII text file, containing the raw map information. In an optional embodiment, user 1 may interact with a manual modification unit 37 to read in and modify the ASCII file. If the legacy system employs a flat database structure, or does not support SQL, an exhaustive search of the storage device 13 is performed. Data Locator 17 may also have to characterize fields or delimiters that are not contained in the domain description. For instance, if legacy system 10 uses variable length records with comma delimited fields, the extraction routines will have to know to look for the commas. Delimiters can be recognized by finding one character that is repeatedly adjacent to the seed values across all the seed sets. Another example is when the legacy system implements an array of values with a variable length and uses either an array delimiter or stores the array length in some other field. When this occurs, the array delimiter or the length field, stored at some other location on storage device 13 must first be retrieved in order to locate the variable length data array. 2) Map Refining Device Data Locator 17 produces false hits when seed field values that are not unique across the legacy data fields are chosen. For example, seed data that represent a person's sex and a person's marital status will both have seed values of "M" one to indicate that the person is a male, the other to indicate that the person is married. Assuming the legacy data includes fields for both sex and marital status, Data Locator 17 will find a match to the value "M" in a number of the application fields. Therefore, a Map Refining device 20 is coupled to Data Locator 17 and receives the raw map. Map Refining device 20 then culls out false hits from the raw map to produce a clean map of domain fields to legacy fields. Map Refining device 20 may contain several functional units, some of which are required, and others which are optional, but add to the performance of the system. a) Set Consistency device A Set Consistency device 19 is coupled to the Data Locator 17 and receives the raw map. It analyses the raw map checking consistency from one seed set to the next. There will be multiple seed sets for a given domain description. Set Consistency device 19 verifies that if domain fieldA in set1 is mapped to legacy fieldB, then domain fieldA for all the other sets must map to legacy fieldB. Maps that are found to be inconsistent are discarded. b) Single Record Cull Device A Single Record Cull device 21 culls out single record maps where only one domain field maps to a given record in the legacy application. For example, if seed valueA maps to filed, recordc and no other seed value in that set maps to file 1, recordc, then this mapping is discarded. c) Iteration Consistency device (optional) The domain fields may be iterative fields. In an optional embodiment, an Iteration Consistency device 23 received the map after it has been processed by devices 19 and 21 and checks if all iterations of a given domain field map consistently to the same legacy field. It checks to determine if the legacy system is using an array structure to implement an iterative domain field, or has implemented different iterations of the domain field employing a fixed set of fields. For example, if domain fieldA has 10 iterations in the first seed set, and there is a map entry associating iteration 1 to legacy application fieldB , then there should be 9 other maps associating all iterations 2 through 10 to either legacy application fieldB or associating all iterations 2 through 10 to 9 different legacy application fields. d) Ranking device (optional) The domain fields are initially grouped by user 1. In another optional embodiment, Map Refining device 20 may employ a Ranking device 25 which receives the map which may have been processed by devices 19, 21, and 23 (if present), that ranks the maps by the number of fields which map to a common record of legacy storage device 13. The set of maps that map the largest set of domain fields to a given legacy record are given the highest ranking. For example: Given domain fields name, date of birth, sex. If the sex maps to records 1, 2 and 3 (possibly in different files) and the name and date of birth both map to record 1, but not 2 and 3, then the map associating sex to record 1 is given a higher ranking than the maps associating sex to records 2 and 3. e) Multiple Record Search device Map Refining device 20 may optionally also include a Multiple Record Search device 27 receives the map which may have been processed by any of devices 19, 21, 23, 25, if present, and identifies if differing subsets of maps map to different records in the same file. When this occurs, Multiple Record Search device 27 infers that legacy system 10 is using different record layouts within the same file. In the case of variable length records, and variable length arrays with array delimiters, Map Refining device 20 can recognize that it cannot determine a consistent positioning of the domain fields and it will expand its analysis to look for non-domain fields that regularly delimit the seed values or consistently represent the number of iterations for a given domain field in each seed set. Fields that define array lengths will be fields in the legacy application that do not map to any domain field and consistently contain the number of iterations in the corresponding seed set. After each of the above devices within Map Refining device 20 have performed their function, an ASCII, or spreadsheet file of the processed maps that were not culled out could be created, and modified by user I with manual modification unit 37. The final output of Map Refining device 20 is a "clean map". The user may optionally update the clean map with entries for the missing domain fields. 3) Control Flow Analyzer A Control Flow Analyzer 31 is coupled to the Map Refining device 20 and receives its output clean map. It employs the clean map file to identify legacy fields that can be used as keys into the legacy application files. Key fields are fields which are required to get other data, and must be retrieved first. For example, a relational database file is comprised of three tables, entitled "Personal", "Gov't Nos.", and "Insurance". Knowing only the patients name, the Personal table will provide one with a Patient number which the Physician uses to identify this patient. Providing the Patient number to the second table, Gov't. Nos. one receives the Social Security number. Providing the Social Security Number to the third table, Insurance, a list of Insurance Companies, and the past charges to each are provided. Therefore, information from the first two tables are needed before the charges may be obtained. Based on the key field designations, Control Flow Analyzer 31 schedules the order for reading data from the legacy fields. Control flow analyzer 31 produces control flow information describing the derived control flow as output. Control Flow Analyzer 31 may also produced as an ASCII file as output for possible user modification. If a Monitor device 6 is employed, control flow information may also be determined by this device and passed to Control Flow Analyzer 31. If the SQL is operational on legacy system 10, Data Locator 17 may also determine control flow from the schema acquired from legacy system 10. 4) Output Generator An Output Generator 33 receives the clean map from Map Refining device 20 indicating where domain fields are located within the legacy Data Storage device 13. It also receives the control flow information from Control Flow Analyzer 31 indicating the sequence of extracting data. It then scripts instruction steps to extract the data in the required order. 1. It may script C++ routines to extract the data directly from the legacy system storage device 13. 2. Or it may create Mapping tool scripts to direct the mapping tool to extract the data. 5) Extraction Device An Extraction device 35 is coupled to Output Generator 33, and to legacy disk storage device 13. It is capable of executing scripts created by the Output device 31. Extraction device 35 executes the scripts having the information as to which data to extract, where it is located and the order of data extraction. 6) Transmission Device The extracted data is passed to a Transmission device 39 which reformats this data according to a predetermined user-selected format, or an industry standard, such as Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) for example set forth in the publication "Medicare Part A Specifications for the ANSI ASC X12 835" dated Jul. 1, 1993. Manual modification unit 37 may be used to select a company to send the extracted data to. This company has a predetermined format which is prestored in Transmission device 35. Transmission device 35 then contacts that company (via conventional communications systems) and sends the data in their predefined format. While this is described in terms of transmitting data from company to company, it may also be used to transmit data between departments with the same company. While several presently preferred embodiments of the novel invention has been described in detail herein, many modifications and variations will now become apparent to those skilled in the art. It is, therefore, to be understood that the appended claims are intended to cover all such modifications and variations as fall within the true spirit of the invention. Patent Citations
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This product has been re-formulated under the new name: Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Recovery Complex II. Please find reviews for this product here:
Such an overpriced product but here is my review.
Two weeks in: yes, my pores are significantly smaller in appearance. I have very large pores.
I look rested. I am an exhausted student and this has made me look less puffy, less jowlely (if that's a word) and overall more refreshed looking.
Prior to this I used 'When Hope Is Not Enough" by Philosophy and it didn't perform like this. So yes, this does something.
With that said, Paula's Choice has a new vitamin C serum that is half the cost and apparently (according to the reviews) performs just as well. That is my next purchase. Ill compare the two & let MUA know.
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My T-Zone (Nose and Forehead) where very badly covered with blackhead and large pores. After using Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Recovery Complex II for about two weeks mornings and night my T-Zone looks better, the pores are smaller and the blackheads are almost gone. The skin overall looks refined and toned. It also reduced redness which i have after swimming in chlorine water.
Overall: Also perfect for Men with T-Zone problems and redness on a combined skin.
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i have combination skin and I'm on my late 20's! have been using this product for two months now. I love it! my HG. made a lot of difference on my skin. more supple and it really does get rid of wrinkles especially around the eye area.. I also use this as base for my make up. a little goes a long way.
[For reference, my skin type is dry, sensitive and acne-prone] Unfortunately this made me break out in cystic acne which only happens when I have a bad reaction to a product. I should note that I was using the old formula without the inclusion of hydrolyzed algin, though since algin is highly comedogenic I can't imagine faring any better with the updated version. The formula itself is quite strange since it's not really smooth enough to be a serum and is too thick to mimic a toner; it's quite watery but leaves a sticky film on the skin that never really goes away. Thankfully I received it as a present because this stuff is expensive and I would hate to have wasted that much money!
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I luuuvvvvv this product sooo much... It is a miracle in a bottle. I am 40 something and have over sensitive / combination skin. Even if I CAN afford a trip to the beauty salon, I simply just do not have the time. The first time I tried Night Repair was about 4 yrs ago, ( a free sample). I applied a couple of drops to my face including my forehead and so forth. A couple of small drops on my neckline. It did not go on greasy or heavy. I noticed that right away. NO perfumey odor. In fact it is almost odorless. The following morning my skin felt a little tighter and my breakouts seemed less visible. At the end of the day I could hardly wait to get home so I can wash n reapply. LOL, a love affair with a beauty serum. I started getting compliments from co workers and friends. I dont even wear my makeup everyday now. I work in a department store, and once a customer told me her age, and when I told her that we are the same age, her mouth fell open. She said," You look so younnngg." I also apply it after an over exposure to the sun. So amazzzzing...Please please I pray Estee Lauder never discontinues this product. It is the best...
Broke me out badly. I just tried it for one night and it clogged my pores leaving me with spots.
Not ideal for oily acne prone skin.
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The iPhone 6 delivers a bigger screen while remaining easy to handle, with plenty of features to satisfy everyone -- and the promise of Apple Pay on the horizon to potentially sweeten the deal even further.
The Acer Iconia A1-810 goes low on price, but the Google Nexus 7 costs about the same and is still the tablet to get with its sharper screen and more comfortable build.
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I unpotted my 2 dormant s.tubiflora just now, and realized that I had made a couple of mistakes right off the bat. These were given to me as 2 stem cuttings last summer, and were rooted/grown in 4" plastic pots. My first mistake was to snap off the dead stem about 1" above the tuber, realizing only then that the inside of this stem looked very much alive. Did I make a serious error here? Thanks, --Rick in CT |
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You shouldn't have any problem because of snapping off part of the old stem. New growth should sprout from near the surface. I'd replant so at least a third or so of the tuber is projecting above the surface. Later when it's in active growth you can add more soil. You want light to reach the surface of the tuber, and not have damp soil covering the entire tuber before growth starts, to help prevent rot. |
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3 You are definitely my rock and my fortress. Guide me and lead me for the sake of your good name! | 3 Since you are my rock and my fortress, for the sake of your name lead and guide me. |
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Ricky Williams spent his career running from the stereotypical image of an NFL player
This story appears in the March 5, 2012 "Analytics Issue" of ESPN The Magazine. Subscribe today!
WHEN I FIRST MET Ricky Williams, he was in the kitchen hut in a commune-turned-campground outside Byron Bay, Australia, squeezing the juice out of a giant stalk of celery before he headed back to his tent to finish reading a book called Gardeners, Gurus & Grubs. That sentence could not be written about any other athlete in the history of the world.
He had just retired for the first time then, having failed yet another drug test shortly before the 2004 season. While on vacation in Hawaii, he had decided more or less in an instant to leave the Miami Dolphins, football and his home continent behind. He flew to Japan instead. Then to Samoa, then to Fiji, then to Australia, where he found himself in a tent with a pile of books and a thirst for celery. We spent more than a week together, watching whales and playing poker. We also looked at the farm Ricky was going to call his home for the rest of his life. It had papaya and almond trees and an expansive view of the ocean. He was going to call it Corner Stone, after the Bob Marley song. Then the Dolphins went after most of his money, and the farm became one more object in Ricky's rearview. If I'm being honest, I was pretty broken up about it.
Now he's retired again, this time (probably) for good. Weirdly, I'm pretty broken up about that too: As long as Ricky was in the game, I could pretend that there would always be room in it for someone like him. He finished this part of his life with the Baltimore Ravens, as a backup but having become only the 26th man to rush for more than 10,000 yards over the course of a remarkable career. He's had, by my count, at least six football incarnations in two countries. His last moments in a uniform were spent watching Billy Cundiff sail his kick wide left. Ricky would have liked to play in a Super Bowl, because when he travels, that's what people ask him about, but he's getting out of the NFL alive and intact and solvent. He plans on going to medical school. He has defied nearly every possible odd.
That's why I believe Ricky Williams belongs in the Hall of Fame: not because of what he did on the field but because he survived it. He might have been built for football physically, but he wasn't made for the game in any other way. He talked openly about his anxiety and depression. Every one of those 10,000 yards -- 10,009, to be precise -- represents a small, singular triumph. When you strip away the myths and lies from Ricky's story, when you take away all the dumb pot jokes and jockisms, you'll find someone who fought to remain a man in full in a profession that's designed to make you less of one.
Ricky taught me a lot in Australia, but that lesson -- that we need to look past the surface of things, past the easy answer -- has been the hardest one for me to forget (probably because we talked about it while sitting around a fire in the swamps with a homeless man named Mystic Steve, eating flatbread, watching for snakes and passing around a bong -- that was some afternoon). Ricky called his worldview the Corn State. It began with the idea that the closer food was to its origins, the better it was for you, but he later applied that principle to larger parts of his life too. The closer you could travel to the heart of something, the more likely you were to learn the truth of it.
I didn't know it at the time, but I'd learned the truth about Ricky long before I'd even met him. I had emailed him to see whether he would talk to me. This is what he wrote back: I no longer work in a place where I am required to do interviews, so I don't. I do, though, talk to anyone who wants to talk. I have no secrets, nothing to hide. If you want to talk, come find me.
Ricky didn't tell me where he was, exactly, so I had to go looking for him. I think he did that partly to test my resolve and partly because he missed being chased. By some miracle, I found him in that kitchen hut outside Byron Bay. "Ricky?" I said, only half-believing, and he turned around. In that moment, I had no idea that our future would include whales. I just told him who I was and that I was happy to see him.
"I guess I have to tell you everything," Ricky said, and so he did.
That sentence could not be written about any other athlete in the history of the world.
Chris Jones is the backpage columnist for ESPN The Magazine. Follow The Mag on Twitter, @ESPNmag, and like us on Facebook.
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Instead of providing necessary services at a reasonable rate of profit, a powerful oligarchy of financial interests, led by the Chamber of Commerce, used its political power to bend or rewrite the rules. They squeezed regular people for every penny possible. This corrupt system led many into bankruptcy and despair. This same parasitic capitalism, caused by corporate ownership of our political system, recently ruined our economy and the gulf coast.
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In Defense Of Stepmoms: Why We Should Stop Judging Them
"You knew it was a package deal."
If every stepmother got five bucks for every time she heard this, she could easily afford a vacation to a fabulous spa for a much needed and well-deserved rest.
Any woman who has the courage, love and determination to marry a man who already has children probably intends to be a loving parental figure to her stepchildren. In more than 10 years of working with stepmothers, I've rarely met one who would fall under the definition of an "evil stepmother."
One of the most common complaints I hear from the stepmothers I work with is, "I had no idea it would be this hard." Many of them had excellent relationships with the children of their partners before marriage or living together. These children were respectful, kind and expressed love and affection for them.
But for many stepmothers, whether it happened right after they said, "I do" or when their darling stepchildren turned into resentful teenagers, something shifted and they found they were the objects of blame, hostility and rude behavior.
Even worse, when they expressed how painful this was, they were often told, "You chose someone who had children. You knew what you were getting yourself into."
But did they? Are there really thousands of women who blindly went into a marriage with a man who had children, not really accepting that he had children? Of course not. And yet, our culture seems to want to blame stepmothers for struggling when they find they are living in a home where they are suddenly and inexplicably disliked.
Many adult stepkids have confessed to me that while they liked their father's girlfriend, the day the couple became husband and wife, these stepchildren were surprised to find they suddenly had strong feelings of dislike for their new stepparent. For these children, this second marriage was a permanent symbol that their parents would never be reunited. The loss of their family may not have been fully grieved until the marriage smacked them in the face and reminded them the family they once knew and loved was now gone forever.
For many stepmothers who marry men with young children, they enjoye years of peaceful, loving relationships with their stepchildren. They pride themselves on having a truly "blended" family and having genuine feelings of care and love for their stepchildren ... until they become teenagers. She finds that she's the first dog to get kicked. Keep reading...
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Watch the dancing traffic cop from Providence, RI
Directing traffic in downtown Providence, RI since 1984, and originally inspired by a bit on the old Candid Camera TV show, Officer Tony Lepore is a traffic cop with some serious moves. The descriptively dubbed "Dancing Cop" has been exhibiting near-criminal levels of flair for holiday motorists long enough to be considered a genuine attraction in the New England city.
Truth is, Officer Lepore hasn't been a full-time peacekeeper since he left the force to go into business with his brother, way back in 1988. Four years later, Providence officials asked Lepore to return on a 10-day contract, to help draw more shoppers to the downtown area during the holiday season. The Dancing cop has been so successful since then, he's been asked back every year to bust a move for the season!
Watch the video below to hear Officer Lepore tell his own tale, and to see him shake a tail feather.
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There's art in blending your passion and paycheck. UW Oshkosh artists are making a living as they make our world beautiful.
There's art in blending your passion and paycheck. UW Oshkosh artists are making a living as they make our world beautiful.
A sociologist by education and at heart, the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh's 10th Chancellor—Richard H. Wells—is quick to credit the greater campus community of students, faculty, staff and alumni for the University's historic growth and success during his tenure.
With the opening of the Alumni Welcome and Conference Center (AWCC) on campus this spring, the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh's 83,000-plus alumni have a new place to call home.
Victory was sweet in March as University of Wisconsin Oshkosh student-athletes excelled in their sports, elevating Titan pride to new heights on campus and around the country.
Every family has a jokester—the one who lightens the mood and gets everyone "LOL-ing," "ROFL-ing" and "Haha-ing." University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumna Kyla Morris '09, of Oshkosh, is that person.
Success is not a secret. It's a story… a bunch of true stories, really. We invited a small panel of seven University of Wisconsin Oshkosh faculty members, students and alumni—most of them complete strangers to one another—to muse on and share how they define success. The setting: The UW Oshkosh chancellor's residence.
University of Wisconsin Oshkosh alumni Russ and Jean Hutchison feel passionately about giving a future student the same kind of opportunity they had in attending UW Oshkosh.
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In afternoon trading on Friday, Healthcare stocks are the worst performing sector, not showing much of a gain. Within that group, Universal Health Services, Inc. (NYSE: UHS) and Tenet Healthcare Corp. (NYSE: THC) are two large stocks that are lagging, showing a loss of 2.3% and 1.9%, respectively. Among healthcare ETFs, one ETF following the read »
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LIPP - Biogas Systems With Modular Design
by LIPP GmbH based in Tannhausen, GERMANYModular design; When opting for a biogas system, the focus should be on the manufacturer's experience. Ultimately, it is not merely a question of economic profitability, but essentially also that of an optimal concept. Here Lipp GmbH already has over 30 years of experience and has continually developed the technology during that time.
WELtec BioPower - Fermenter Made from Stainless Steel
by WELtec BioPower GmbH based in Vechta, GERMANYThe heart of a biogas plant is the fermenter where the biological processes take place. As a result we attach great importance to this component. The gas composition which is very aggressive when forming attacks many materials. That's why only resistant materials are implemented in the biogas area of WELTEC systems. The material of choice ...
WELtec BioPower - Control System for Biogas Plant
by WELtec BioPower GmbH based in Vechta, GERMANYSeveral individual factors determine the optimal operation of a biogas plant. To ensure that these factors are optimally matched with each other WELTEC BIOPOWER has equipped the plants with a central control system that controls and manages all processes.
Screw Biogas Compressors
by BIOKOMP Srl based in Villaverla, ITALYWORKING PRESSURE FROM 3 TO 25 BARG FLOW RATE TILL 5000 m3/h
Model RD Series - Superior Biogas Contaminant Removal System
by Pioneer Air Systems based in Wartburg, TENNESSEE (USA)Gas is treated and filtered by a scrubber before compression, which raises its temperature, and lowers its relative humidity. Compressed gas flows thru Moisture Evaporator and After-Cooler, where gas is cooled to near ambient temperature.
Model E Series - Economical Biogas Contaminant Removal System
by Pioneer Air Systems based in Wartburg, TENNESSEE (USA)Gas is filtered by an inlet scrubber before the gas to refrigerant (or glycol) heat exchanger to remove entrained particulates & liquids; and, to keep heat exchangers clean. The gas to refrigerant heat exchanger cools gas to 40oF before its compressed, which protects blower/compressor.
by Biogenie, a division of EnGlobe corp. based in Quebec, QUEBEC (CANADA)Treating solid or liquid organic matter through anaerobic digestion produces biogas with a more or less energetic potential, depending on which organic materials are used. Among other uses, biogas can: Be used for heating and air conditioning, Produce electricity by activating a motor or small turbine, Be transformed into biofuels as liquefied ...
Biogas Flare
by HydroThane STP BV based in KC `s Hertogenbosch, NETHERLANDSHydroThane can deliver different types of emergency burners / flares for biogas - waste (water) treatment plants. Biogas flares have the task of temporary or periodic burning of biogas produced by an anaerobic process in case there is no possibility to use it for energy production.
GWE - Biogas Flares
by Global Water Engineering (GWE) based in Bangkok, THAILANDAll anaerobic plants, must be equipped with a biogas flare, for safety reasons. GWE flares are designed to operate at low to medium pressure (<50 mbar), without the need for a biogas fan and for continuous burning in a wide range of biogas flows (5-100 %). This avoids the need for biogas storage systems (e.g. balloons) and keeps the biogas ...
GASODRIX - Biogas Drier Package Unit
by Global Water Engineering (GWE) based in Bangkok, THAILANDBiogas is coming out of the anaerobic digesters saturated with water vapour. At the usual digester temperature of mesophilic anaerobic digesters of around 30°C, this means that the biogas contains about 5% water, or about 50 g/Nm³ biogas. If the temperature of the biogas subsequentely drops, some of that water will condense into liquid.


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Reject Radio #71: Live From Iraq
Features By Scott Beggs on December 28, 2010 | Be the First To CommentThis week, on a very special episode of Reject Radio, we have 1st Lt. Travon Boykins – massive film geek and fightin' force for the US Army – calling in live from the (un)active war zone of Iraq. Advisin' and assistin', baby. Shunning our usual format, we ramble on coherently for a while, give a one-sentence review of True Grit and figure out what Californication looks like without any sex. Listen Here: Download This Episode
Join us each week as Rob Hunter takes a look at new DVD releases and gives his highly unqualified opinion as to which titles are worth BUYing, which are better off as RENTals, and which should be AVOIDed at all costs. And remember, these listings and category placements are meant as informational conversation starters only. But you can still tell Hunter how wrong he is in the comment section below. This week sees the arrival of a damn entertaining British series called Luther and the long-awaited DVD debut of The Six Million Dollar Man as well as The Expendables, Eat Pray Love, I'm Still Here, and more.
This Week in Blu-ray: Metropolis, The Expendables, Alice Creed and Santa Paws!
Blu-ray Spotlight By Neil Miller on November 23, 2010 | Comments (4)Back in the saddle again here on This Week in Blu-ray. I don't want to jinx anything, but I will say that I've been on-time (read: published sometime during the week) for several weeks now. Pretty soon Rob Hunter will stop snickering every time he writes "Neil Miller's hilariously titled This Week in Blu-ray" in his well-read column, This Week in DVD. But until then, I press on with a passion for that which can only be enjoyed in 1080 lines of resolution. This week we explore the past with several very old men, the likes of Fritz Lang and Sylvester Stallone. We also get to enjoy a light week that should have you (and your pocketbook) well rested for the upcoming holiday weekend. Apparently people shop like crazy on Friday, but I'll believe it when I see it. For Tuesday, I will spare you the erroneous purchases so that you might sniff out the best Blu-ray deals Black Friday has to offer…
Box Office: Five Films Can't Expend The Expendables
Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on August 22, 2010 | Comments (3)The Expendables topped the chart for a second weekend in a row. You can't chalk it up to the dominating force the men involved in the film have on movie goers' and their wallets, though. With a second weekend drop of more than 50%, it's not exactly a day of rejoicing for fans of Sly Stallone and his crew. It's just that everything else out this weekend performed that poorly, a true sign that we're over and done with Summer, and it's going to be a few month before we see any new blockbusters make their mark on the box office.
It was presumed even if the final numbers weren't as close as anticipated. Sorry, lovers of Lifetime Movies. The Expendables were able to break out on top above Eat Pray Love, and it looks like they've brought the .50 caliber guns with them. Meanwhile, further down the charts, Scott Pilgrim was barely able to edge its way into double digits. A sad opening for such a deservedly beloved film, but history may be a better prognosticator of successful film making than a weekend box office tally. We'll get to that in a moment.
In Eat Pray Love, Liz Gilbert (Julia Roberts) eats, prays and loves, while gliding through some of the world's most beautiful settings. Populated with gorgeous people, vivid scenic vistas and picturesque multicultural happenings, the film would make an ideal promotional spot for its primary locations of Rome, India and Bali. Glee co-creator Ryan Murphy's adaptation of Elizabeth Gilbert's best selling, autobiographical self-help book (his directorial debut) gets the surface details right. Seen on a big enough screen, the pictures of Rome's ornamental city streets, India's sweat soaked ashrams and Bali's lushly vegetated countryside provoke the sort of all-encompassing awe that in many respects defines the cinema. But when it comes to the narrative woven around the scenery, the movie starts flat, stays flat and never recovers. Cast wrong and structured lazily, Eat Pray Love lacks the strong dramatic pull needed to sustain a 133-minute production. Mired in a milquetoast aesthetic obsessed with trendy "healing" tropes (meditation, close-ups on delicious looking pasta, Javier Bardem etc.) the movie rarely deviates from the genre's standard path.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: August 13, 2010
Features By Kevin Carr on August 13, 2010 | Comments (2)This week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr takes a gander at the demographically delineated movie selection this weekend. The ladies have Julia Roberts finding herself in Eat Pray Love. The dudes have Sly and the action family Stallone with the much anticipated The Expendables. And the fanboys fresh from Comic-Con have the high-concept slug-fest Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. Sorry to all the teenage girls out there. You'll just have to go see Eclipse at the dollar theater this weekend.
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Box Office By Jeremy Kirk on August 12, 2010 | Be the First To CommentAnd somewhere in that world waits Julia Roberts, hiding in the shadows, waiting for her chance to pounce and eat, pray, and love the competition back into the nether worlds from whence they came. Scott Pilgrim might be fending off a league of evil exes for his true love, but he's going to have a tougher time going up against not only Roberts' popularity among the fairer sex but the testosterone-heavy multitude that will be pouring themselves into theaters to see Stallone and his posse rip people's throats out. It's going to be an all-out war at the box office this weekend, and The Other Guys might as well stay at their desks. They don't have a shot of repeating.
Eat, Pray, Love Trailer: Speaks To The Woman Inside Us All
Movie News By Rob Hunter on March 17, 2010 | Comments (2)It's been ten years since Julia Roberts starred in a bona fide hit, both commercially and critically. What has she been up to since Erin Brockovich? Lots of supporting roles, a few misguided star vehicles, and three kids… but now it looks like Roberts is ready to get back into the game 100% with a film featuring her front and center as the sole lead character.
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The Head, the heart and the hand: making architecture in the digital age.
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Come learn about UWM's CUP grants and how to seek funding for projects and events that promote relationships between UWM and our community!
UWM will be hosting Elect Her-Campus Women Win, the only nationwide program that encourages and trains young women to run for student government.
"LeCorbusier, The Forefather of Hip Hop" presentation by Michael Ford, designer, Madison, Wisconsin; faculty, Madison College, Madison, Wisconsin.
Linda Brazeau will discuss a single rarely seen selection on display from the enormous UWM Art Collection.
"Joint Estimation of Multiple Bivariate Densities of Protein Backbone Angles Using Adaptive Exponential Spline Family," Mehdi Maadooliat, Marquette University
"Homo-Apians, A Critical Natural History of the Modern Honeybee," Jake Kosek, the Geography Department at the University of California Berkeley.
Special guest from the Chicago office of the Consulate General of Ireland will open "Labor and Dignity, James Connolly in America."
Gregory Wiles, Ross K. Shoolroy Chair of Natural Resources at The College of Wooster, is the presenter.
Communication Between the Generations- Session 1
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The New York Daily News begins the march of condo lovers with this missive about LICH and Mayor deBlasio's attempt to prevent its closing:
NYDN: Remember that Long Island College Hospital "rescue" that Mayor de Blasio announced back in February?
Well, now it's official: LICH is being closed and sold to real estate developers.
The State University of New York has reached an agreement with LICH's buyer, Peebles Corp., that will keep the emergency room going and nothing more. The bulk of the Cobble Hill facility will be converted to apartments.
Which is pretty much exactly the deal that SUNY tried to do last summer — only to be stymied by then-Public Advocate de Blasio, who sued to block the transaction, helping to cost SUNY $13 million a month.
The legal settlement that de Blasio hailed in February was supposed to keep LICH alive — by imposing bidding rules that favored would-be hospital operators. But not even that rigged system could change the facts: Brooklyn has more hospital capacity than needed, and keeping LICH open was in no way financially feasible.
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Stephen Strasburg to start opener
Stephen Strasburg will be the Washington Nationals' Opening Day starter April 5 against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field, manager Davey Johnson announced Wednesday.
"I like to put my best foot forward from the get-go," Johnson said. "This isn't about Stephen Strasburg. It's about the Washington Nationals."
The start against the Cubs will be a novel experience for Strasburg in more ways than one. He has never pitched in Wrigley or even been to the city of Chicago.
"I think anybody wants to have the opportunity to pitch Opening Day," Strasburg said. "To be able to say I have that under my belt is awesome. It's a great feeling and I'm looking forward to it."
Strasburg is 0-3 with a 5.52 ERA this spring, but he's coming off his best performance in the Grapefruit League. In a 2-0 loss to the New York Mets, he allowed one run and two hits in five innings, throwing 54 of his 85 pitches for strikes.
Pitching coach Steve McCatty informed Strasburg that he had been named the starter for Opening Day, and Johnson shared the announcement with the media.
Johnson said Strasburg was overly "amped" early in spring training games, but focused less on velocity and used his entire repertoire against the Mets.
"He settled in last night and showed me what kind of pitcher he is," Johnson said. "He didn't overthrow. He had much better location. In a nutshell, he pitched."
Strasburg, the top pick in the 2009 amateur draft out of San Diego State, was a baseball sensation in 2010, striking out 92 in 68 innings in his first 12 starts. But he blew out his elbow and had to undergo Tommy John surgery in September 2010. He returned late last season and was 1-1 with a 1.50 ERA in five starts.
Johnson said that left-hander Gio Gonzalez, acquired from Oakland in the offseason, will start Washington's second game. He declined to reveal the rest of his pitching plans for the first week, but Jordan Zimmermann and Edwin Jackson are locks to make the Nationals' rotation.
Chien-Ming Wang is the front-runner for the fifth spot, but he's been bothered by a hamstring injury. If Wang is not ready to go, John Lannan will assume his spot in the rotation.
- ESPN.com senior writer
- Author of "License to Deal"
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- Braves agree to deal with Cuban OF Toscano
- Cubs fans flock to statue, remember Banks
- Reports: Nats sign ex-Jays closer Janssen
- White Sox sign 2B Beckham, designate Viciedo
- Crasnick: Forming a formidable duo
- Caple: Ichiro returns to Japan with M's
- Caple: 49 things to know about Moyer
- Crasnick: Angels' Trout will have his day
- Stark: Lawrie bound for greatness
- Crasnick: One last season for Chipper
- Caple: A new beginning for Manny
- Stark: Educational experience for Harper
- Stark: Ramirez happy, healthy for Marlins
- Caple: Lane making comeback as reliever
- Crasnick: Keeping Lincecum and Cain
- Crasnick: Call it a South Side style change
- Stark: Phillies' infield beset by injuries
- Stark: Dotel the king of changing places
- Caple: Diamondbacks' Bauer quite unique
- Arangure: Long road for Grandal, Alonso
- Crasnick: D-backs' Drew taking small steps
- Crasnick: Darvish shines in spring debut
- Stark: McCutchen deal a positive for Bucs
- Crasnick: Youngsters give K.C. high hopes
- Stark: Whole lot to watch at Tigers camp
- Stark: Jays primed for postseason return
- Crasnick: Cubs' LaHair gets his big chance
- Crasnick: Cuddyer up to his old tricks
- Crasnick: Nicasio working on a miracle
- Stark: Chipper can see the end of the line
- Crasnick: Rangers seeking that true ace
- Stark: Rays' rotation all about quality
- Crasnick: Reds getting a read on Latos
- Stark: Braves avoid making changes
- Crasnick: Pujols' intro as an Angel
- Crasnick: Posey readying himself for 2012
- Stark: Cards move on with new faces
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League goaltending situation
Jonathan Willis
November 05 2008 10:00AM
Given that the Edmonton Oilers are currently holding three goaltenders on their NHL roster, I thought it might be of interest to look around the league and see which teams could be buying or selling goaltenders.
The eyes have it
Robin Brownlee
November 04 2008 05:00PM
It was always easy for me to tell when Raffi Torres was going to do something
Put Hemsky on the PP, not the PK
Jason Gregor
November 04 2008 09:31AM
With the Oilers finally getting some offence, and specifically their offensive leader Ales Hemsky, many are wondering why Hemsky doesn't play more minutes.
Line Match-ups: Five Games, One Article
Jonathan Willis
November 04 2008 08:12AM
Willis broke his back (his internet back) when I forced him to crank this baby out.
Samwise isn't worried -- And he's right not to be
Jonathan Willis
November 03 2008 03:39PM
There are some interesting quotes from Sam Gagner courtesy of the Canadian Press today.


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Senior Member
Sivir. I hate to say it, but she bothers the **** out of me. Hate looking at her.
all the ones with ridiculous feet sion, nidalee, sivir, taric, yi, annie, twitch, udyr, veigar something like that
Nidalee and Yi could use visual upgrades.
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If it's not Nidalee I'm going to F@#$@#%#$%$T#$RT(I#$TIJ $#(TI#$TI $#TI$TI(I$G$(IG ERIG IG IDFG($T#$T I$TI #$T) $TI riot pls let it be Nidalee next :3
TARIC! He's not fabulous enough!! lol
Dawn Duck
Annie, definitely.
Anivia's splash looks bad compared to her other skins' splash art. I mean all of her skins look just AWESOME, but the original, not so much. Nidalee needs some work too; Cougar form's walking animation is just awkward, and why is it's range so short (compared to other melee champs)? Edit: Wouldn't mind a Cho'Gath update either
oki dont mind some of the old champs looking kinda bleh in their model, but if the model and the animation is kinda boring when it's supposed to look cool then it matters for me. i would like master yi both animation and model to be remade, anivia (same as yi but even if u can ignore yi u cant ignore anivia's flying animation) , nunu (his model looks like malphite rock solid XD, isnt it supposed to be fur like volibear) , malphite (he looks like a volcanic rock i think, cause thats wat it looks like when he looses his armour ) , sion's ok, i like the way he runs with his axe XD (its funny, change it if it wasn't intended to look funny) , annie or her bear atleast. AND u guys put up some cool 5v5 artworks for lol in ur fb page. wat shocks me the most in it was how nocturn looked like . PLEASE PLEASE release that nocturn visual upgrade ^.^ . Thanks for the great game riot
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Stripes! Scarf! Rucksack! Cut-out ankle boots!
Livin' the dream en route to Manchester
Because it's winter
Because it's winter but who needs proper trousers? Who needs enclosed shoes?*
*i am wearing those little half sock things. Socklings. I'm not completely psychotic
I am glad I will not be young in a future without wilderness
Sunday I got up, did a cake, made bacon sandwiches, went out into the wilderness which is so close to my house that it makes me giddy and amazed every time I go back around the wide blank paths which are so familiar to me. But there is always a different way to turn and a new sunset to see. Every time I catch the sun blinking through trees or glowing onto reeds I want to take a photo. But then all my photos look the same and they still are only a memento of the sights forever stored in my MIND PALACE and the happiness which is saved for a rainy day (literally)
Also here is maybe a portal into another dimension? Like I'm not being funny but:
Don't Turn Around
Because the rest of the room is still a tip. (I have a real camera but where's the fun in that; right?)
Weekend Warrior
I'm having a fettle I am. Wondering where are the rest of my magazines... I know full well that this is only about 3 foot worth
Born On The Beach
wildfox, as ever
Let's Zep
Help - Need Anklets Like Now
Mary-Kate Olsen's apartment she just sold and never lived in? Who watered the plants?
New Coat Is New
Blonde coat makes me look blonder
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