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American Federation of Government Employees, Local 48 (Union) and U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs, Olympic Peninsula Agency, Aberdeen, Washington (Agency)
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56 FLRA No. 8
February 29, 2000
Before the Authority: Donald S. Wasserman, Chairman; Phyllis N. Segal and Dale Cabaniss, Members.
I. Statement of the Case
This case is before the Authority on a negotiability appeal filed by the Union under section 7105(a)(2)(E) of the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (the Statute). [n1]
For the reasons set forth below, we find that the Union's petition for review fails to meet the conditions governing review of a negotiability appeal. Therefore, we dismiss the petition without prejudice to the Union's right to refile the appeal after fulfilling the conditions governing review of negotiability issues.
II. Background
The Agency sent a memorandum (Agency Memorandum) to a bargaining unit employee listing instructions the employee was to follow when handling Agency correspondence. In response, the Union sent a letter (Union Bargaining Request) to the Agency requesting to "bargain on a change in working condition[s]" alleged to be caused by the Agency Memorandum.
The Agency responded (Agency Response) by advising the Union in writing that any changes made by its Agency Memorandum were nonnegotiable as they concerned management's right to assign work. Moreover, the Agency stated that any changes were de minimis in nature and did not alter policy or procedure.
The Union treated the Agency Response as an allegation of nonnegotiability and filed a petition for review (Petition for Review). [n2] The Authority subsequently issued an Order to Show Cause, notifying the Union that the Petition for Review "does not include the express language of the proposal(s) sought to be negotiated as submitted to the Agency." Order to Show Cause at 2. [n3] The Authority also stated that "[a]bsent a matter proposed to be bargained, a petition for review is prematurely filed and must be dismissed." Id. at 1. The Order to Show Cause required the Union to provide the "express language of the proposal(s) sought to be negotiated as submitted to the Agency." Id. at 3. [n4]
The Union filed its response (Supplemental Submission) to the Order to Show Cause. The proposals identified as having been provided to the Agency were attached as Enclosures 1 and 2 to the Supplemental Submission. Enclosure 1 is a copy of the original Union Bargaining Request, with part of the text therein underlined. [n5] Enclosure 2, included in the appendix of this decision, is a document setting forth a list of recommendations [ v56 p60 ] from the Union to the Agency in response to the Agency Memorandum.
The Agency, thereafter, filed its Statement of Position, and the Union filed its Response.
III. Positions of the Parties
A. The Agency
The Agency contends that the petition for review should be dismissed for failing to meet the conditions governing review of negotiability appeals. According to the Agency, the Union never submitted a specific proposal for bargaining. Statement of Position at 3, 4. Instead, the Agency argues, the Union merely requested to bargain on a change in working conditions. Id.
Moreover, the Agency maintains that it was unaware of Enclosure 2 until receipt of the Union's Supplemental Submission, nearly 30 days after the Petition for Review was filed. Id. at 4. In any event, the Agency maintains that while Enclosure 2 "contains some suggestions, it falls short of a specific proposal to negotiate." Id.
B. The Union
The Union argues that the Agency was aware of Enclosure 1 because it was a part of the original Union Bargaining Request. Supplemental Submission at 1. The Union contends that the underlined portion of Enclosure 1 constitutes the exact proposal submitted to the Agency prior to filing the Union's Petition for Review. Id.
In addition, the Union argues that the bargaining unit employee, who was the subject of the Agency Memorandum, tried to submit Enclosure 2 to his supervisor, but was rebuffed. Response at 9.
IV. Analysis and Conclusions
A. Conditions Governing Review
A union is required to submit the express language of the proposal(s) to an agency for consideration prior to filing a petition for review. 5 C.F.R. § 2424.4(a)(1). As the Authority has previously stated, the conditions governing review of a negotiability issue include the requirement that there be a "matter proposed to be bargained[.]" 5 C.F.R. § 2424.1; See also International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local 777 and U.S. Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers, Chicago, Illinois, 49 FLRA 1517, 1518 (1994). Only when the express language of a proposal is submitted to an agency, and the agency has been given the opportunity to respond, can the conditions governing review contained in the Authority's Regulations be satisfied. American Federation of Government Employees, Local 1426 and U.S. Department of the Army, Fort Sheridan, Illinois, 45 FLRA 867, 871 (1992).
Moreover, it is well established that the Authority will only consider a negotiability issue "[i]f an agency involved in collective bargaining with an exclusive representative alleges that the duty to bargain in good faith does not extend to any matter proposed to be bargained because, as proposed, the matter is inconsistent with law, rule or regulation[.]" 5 C.F.R. § 2424.1. A petition for review must contain a copy of the "allegation in writing that the matter, as proposed, is not within the duty to bargain in good faith . . . ." 5 C.F.R. § 2424.4(a)(3). [n6]
B. Enclosure 1 Does Not Constitute a Proposal
The Union never advised the Agency that any part of the Union Bargaining Request (which encompasses the language set out in Enclosure 1) was intended to be a matter proposed to be bargained. In the Authority's Order to Show Cause at 1-2, the Union was advised that the Union Bargaining Request submitted to the Agency lacked the specificity necessary to constitute a "matter proposed to be bargained" under the Authority's negotiability regulations.
Notwithstanding the addition of underlining to a portion of the original Union Bargaining Request, the [ v56 p61 ] language of Enclosure 1 constitutes a request to bargain on alleged changes to working conditions, rather than a specific matter proposed to be bargained. Both the document in its entirety and the underlined portion in particular reflect a demand that the Agency afford the Union its rights protected by the Statute, i.e., notice of the matters proposed to be changed, and an opportunity to negotiate with the Agency over those proposed changes.
As noted in the Order to Show Cause, Authority precedent finds that demands to bargain in response to proposed changes to conditions of employment do not constitute proposals subject to the Authority's negotiability appeal process. See National Association of Government Employees, Local R1-100 and U.S. Department of the Navy, Naval Submarine Base New London, Groton, Connecticut, 35 FLRA 1006 (1990) (union requests to negotiate "to the extent provided by law" over a proposed change to conditions of employment held not to constitute a specific proposal for negotiation). See also National Association of Agricultural Employees and U.S. Department of Agriculture, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, 22 FLRA 451, 453 (1986) (union "requests to bargain to the full extent required by law, rule and regulation" in response to proposed change in conditions of employment was "nothing more than a general request to bargain" that was not sufficiently specific and delimited to meet the requirements for review under the Authority's negotiability appeal process).
Enclosure 1 constitutes a general demand to bargain. Accordingly, consistent with the foregoing precedent, we affirm and conclude that Enclosure 1 does not satisfy the conditions governing review of negotiability issues, as set forth in 5 C.F.R. Part 2424.
C. Enclosure 2 Was Never Submitted to the Agency Prior to Filing the Petition for Review
The record fails to establish that the Union submitted the recommendations found in Enclosure 2 to the Agency before filing its petition for revie


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Berlin, 18 September 2012 – zanox, the leading performance advertising network in Germany and Europe, appoints Christian Rebernik, 35, to the executive board of the international zanox Group as its new Chief Technology Officer (CTO), beginning on 1 November 2012. Rebernik is currently the CTO of the online partner agency, Parship. Previously, the qualified IT business engineer held positions as CTO for the Austrian real estate portal, Immobilien.net, and as the head of Bwin's software development division. Show more
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World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day
- December 23, 2013, 8:08 am
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When is World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day?
World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day is a holiday dedicated to both the victims and survivors of the Holocaust. It is a memorial celebrated every January 27th. The holiday is also known as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, as well as the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust.
Remembering the Holocaust
The Holocaust is one of the most tragic and despicable sets of events in human history. It was a movement sparked by Adolf Hitler and the Nazis to target and kill certain groups of people, mainly Jews. The genocide started in Germany before World War II. As Nazi occupations expanded, so did the killings. It is estimated that more than 6 million Jews died in concentration camps. Millions of Roma gypsies were also killed. The annihilation targeted disabled individuals and homosexuals, too. Such killings eventually expanded to political and religious opponents of the Nazis.
Targeted individuals were sent to concentration camps across Europe. Auschwitz, located in Poland, was one of the worst during the Holocaust movement: over one million were killed here. On January 27, 1945, the Soviets took over the camp and shut it down.
History of the Holiday
Since the Holocaust movement was brought to light, it has been regarded as one of the worst events to ever occur in human history. Numerous memorials have been created to remember all of the victims. The Holocaust has spurred numerous museums as well. One of the most notable is the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, which was established in Washington, D.C. in 1995. Smaller museums have since opened in cities across the country with the same purpose: to never let anyone forget the Holocaust, and to serve as reminders about human rights.
An official holiday wasn't created until 60 years after the end of World War II. In 2005, the United Nations sought to commemorate victims and survivors of the Holocaust. The General Assembly voted to create the International Day of Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust. January 27th was the chosen date to commemorate the take-over of Auschwitz. The purpose of World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day is to not only pay tribute to Holocaust victims, but to also raise awareness to prevent future cases of genocide. The holiday was officially observed in 2006.
Celebrating Human Rights
World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day isn't a federal holiday, so government offices and schools remain open. However, the holiday is widely recognized across the country, as well as many others. Since this holiday is a memorial, the events are often solemn. Survivors remember lost friends and loved ones, while celebrating the fact that they made it through the terrible events.
This holiday is also a celebration of human rights. While the genocide certainly can't be reversed, the events can be served as reminders that some groups of people still don't uphold universal human rights. We can learn from these tragic events to make sure that nothing like this ever happens again. A common symbol of World Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day is white roses with barbed wire.
International Migrants Day
- December 23, 2013, 8:08 am
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When is International Migrants Day?
International Migrants Day is a holiday that recognizes the rights of migrant workers around the world, as well as their families. It was established by the United Nations and continues to gain prevalence in numerous countries. International Migrants Day is celebrated every December 18th.
Migrant workers are increasingly placed in the spotlight, but such cases aren't anything new. Workers have migrated to different regions of the world for centuries. Before Hawai'i was annexed by the United States, migrant workers came by the thousands from parts of Asia to work in the sugarcane fields. This became one of the biggest migrations of the time. Another example in recent history is the migration of workers from Syria looking for better living conditions. For some groups, worker migration can be a sensitive issue based on political, economic and differences.
Despite varying opinions on immigration, the fact is that there is often little protection for migrant workers once they leave their home countries. The United Nations held a convention in 1990 surrounding this issue. Of particular concern was the migrants' families. International Migrants Day was established in December 2000 out of human rights concerns over migrants and their families. It has been held every December 18th ever since, and has gained popularity as various world governments look for ways to protect these human rights.
Action and Celebration
Awareness and social action are the focal points of International Migrants Day. Human rights is an increasingly prevalent issue, especially in today's information world where violations are more-known. Migrants around the world continue to take the brave step to leave unsuitable living conditions in pursuit of better work opportunities to take care of their families. Sadly, along their journeys, basic human rights may be violated. This can occur on the part of employers, or even governments. International Migrants Day was created to raise awareness about such issues so societies can take action.
The holiday isn't completely without celebrations. While not a public holiday, International Migrants Day is recognized by many nations. Communities may hold special events to celebrate histories in culture. Success stories may also be highlighted. Thanks to social media, International Migrants Day is also a hot topic of discussion on the Internet.
Challenges and Controversies
According to the U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon, 232 million people currently live in regions outside of their birth countries. This includes the Secretary-General himself. With such a valid point, it's difficult to hold prejudices against immigrants–especially in countries that were originally founded by migrant workers.
Still, the situation is more complex than simply accepting all migrant workers. There are numerous challenges involved in protecting the rights of migrants. Some refuge countries don't have the resources to offer this type of protection for their own people, let alone migrant workers and their families. The U.N. continues to work to find solutions to protect the human rights of all people, regardless of their status. One of the main purposes of International Migrants Day is to come up with solutions for universal human protection.
Chinese New Year
- December 23, 2013, 8:08 am
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When is the Chinese New Year?
The modern Gregorian calendar has led the way to January 1st being the official start of the New Year. However, different calendars of the past have variations in the start of the New Year: this includes the ancient Chinese calendar. Chinese New Year is similar to the holiday on the Gregorian calendar, but with much deeper roots in history and traditions.
A New Year Based on Ancient History
Chinese New Year is thought to have started during the Shang Dynasty, which was established in 1600 B.C. The holiday has roots in religion and mythology, as well as other ancient traditions. The holiday is based on a seasonal calendar, and it officially marks the beginning of spring.
One of the oldest traditions is to appease the beast Nian—there is an ancient myth that he would come and destroy crops, and even endanger the people. Villagers would place food at their doorsteps to keep the Nian happy, and they would often wear red to scare him away. In later years, villagers also used firecrackers to scare the beast.
Evolution of Celebrations
Many people have misconceptions about Chinese New Year. While many western celebrations include fireworks and dragon costume parades, there is much more to the underlying traditions surrounding this holiday. Unlike New Year's Day on the Gregorian calendar, celebrations can last for several days instead of one. Event details may vary depending on which one of the 12 different animals symbolizes the new year, based on the Chinese zodiac calendar.
While many of the celebrations aren't as stringent as they were in past centuries, the basic principles of Chinese New Year remain the same. Family is often at the center of the holiday. It is not only a chance to spend time with loved ones, but the holiday also marks an occasion to remember ancestors and recent losses of family members. Most families mark Chinese New Year with a special dinner, followed by participation in community parades and other celebrations. Others choose to take the day to off to relax from school or work.
Red is one of the most commonly used colors in Chinese New Year celebrations. This is because red stands for good-luck, wealth and happiness. Presents may be given wrapped in red paper. Red decorations, as well as red fireworks are also commonplace.
Dates of Celebration
The exact date of the Chinese New Year varies because the holiday doesn't follow the Gregorian calendar. Instead, it is based on the lunisolar calendar, which follows varying phases of the moon and sun. For this reason, Chinese New Year can occur anytime between January and February. In 2014, Chinese New Year occurs on January 31st, which is also the start of the Year of the Horse. 2015 will be the Year of the Sheep starting on February 19th.
While Chinese New Year is still important to those with roots in China, many people in western countries celebrate both the lunisolar and Gregorian New Year holidays. The difference is that Chinese New Year celebrates the traditions of Chinese culture. The holiday is now commonly referred to as the Spring Festival.
Wright Brothers Day
- November 26, 2013, 6:06 pm
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When is Wright Brothers Day?
Wright Brothers Day is held every December 17th to celebrate the aviation achievements of Orville and Wilbur Wright. This is also the same day in 1903 when the Wright Brothers made aviation history with their famous 12-second flight that would change the world.
Orville and Wilbur Wright were brothers who both had aspirations in aircraft. December 17, 1903 proved to be their lucky day. On this date, the brothers launched "Flyer," a mechanical propeller plane, for a total of 12 seconds. Flyer also managed to stay in flight for about 120 feet. This historic event occurred in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.
Part of the success of this flight was the Wright brothers' use of aircraft controllers. While they weren't the first Americans to test planes, the Wright Brothers are the first to be credited with this type of success in aviation.
The first Wright Brothers Day was established on December 17, 1963. Since then, the United States continues to observe the historic flight that occurred over a century ago. While not regarded as a public holiday, celebrations are held in numerous ways in both government and private sectors.
Celebrations in Flight
Wright Brothers Day encompasses the American pioneering spirit. With this mood in mind, the President of the United States makes a Proclamation every December 17th to commemorate this holiday. It is a speech that not only alludes to the story and success of Orville and Wilbur Wright, but the President also officially proclaims the day to be Wright Brothers Day.
The spirit of Wright Brothers Day is extended to public schools, where teachers prepare special lessons about aviation. Public celebrations also take place in the brothers' hometown of Dayton, Ohio. A 60-foot national memorial currently stands in Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, which is near the area of the famous flight. While the memorial is open to visitors any time of the year, attendance is particularly high on Wright Brothers Day. Other celebrators choose to visit aviation museums, as well as air shows that often take place during the holiday.
Facts and Controversies
While the Wright brothers made significant contributions to aviation, these achievements are often overshadowed by critics who think that Orville and Wilbur Wright get too much credit. They weren't technically the first to test out aircraft, so stating that they were the "first in flight" often angers critics. However, the Wright brothers were the first to invent and successfully use navigation steering, which paved the way to modern aircraft.
The Wright brothers are often included in National Aviation Day celebrations because of their contributions to modern-day aviation. In fact, National Aviation Day is held every August 19th to coincide with Orville Wright's birthday. Still, the two holidays are not the same. Some people who celebrate National Aviation Day focus on the Wright brothers, which often adds fuel to controversies. There's no disputing, however, the fact that the brothers' contributions to flight navigations changed aviation as we know it today.
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Nice stay, wish rooms were bigger. A little frustrating being away strip, cabs added up quickly!
Good stay, consistent room product, good value
I stay at the Palms very frequently. It's not the most luxurious rooms in Las Vegas, and it's off the beaten path, but the price-value relationship is very good. As a frequent traveler, I like the quick service I can get at the food court after a
long day in the office, and $5 movie night at the Brendan Theaters on Monday is a nice perk. The front desk staff (and the staff in general) are not as friendly as they should be. They oftentimes have an "I don't care" attitude, which is a function of poor training, in my opinion. The fitness center is adequate. Parking is easy. Internet is usually OK, but I had real problems (in the Icory Tower) this last stay.
The Brendan Theaters offer $5 movie tickets on Monday nights.
Very modern!
I loved it! Very modern look. The staff was great.
Eat there!
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Nice but not convenient
The hotel was nice but too far away from the strip. They offer a shuttle but it only fits 7 people and runs every 30 minutes so it is hard to catch it. Also they give you "complimentary" buffet passes that don't even cover the price of the buffet
and don't tell you that until the end so be careful.
location needs to be better
To be this far away from the strip there needs to be more. Staff was great. Food court was priced fair and machines did not pay well at all.
Cigarettes were 850 a pack in the gift shop. Walk across to the gas station for 4 bucks
Solo first time
Went on a solo trip, first time in Vegas. Palms was excellent, free shuttle to strip but when your done being around the strip crowd, you can retreat back to resort. Palms place spa was excellent, very relaxing and wonderful amenities. Casino and
resort wasn't overwhelmingly large like others (example: didn't have to walk 2 miles to get to the buffet or a blackjack table). Ghost bar is fantastic, best view in town. Tried the $20 trick to get an upgrade and the lady handed it back. Ended up giving me a corner room, which is larger and has 2 windows instead of 1. So.. Whatever, could have been worse
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The room looked very modern. The staff was great. We had a great view of The Strip. It looked gorgeous at night. The only negative thing is that is was a bit far from The Strip, but they have a shuttle that ran for free throughout the day. It
ended at roughly 7 p.m. Overall a great stay. I would stay at The Palms again in the future.
There is a very good crepe' restaurant in the lobby that's a must try!
Great stay!
We had a wonderful stay at the Palms. We were upgraded to a penthouse sweet which was a nice surprise. The suite was very roomy, clean, and the view was impeccable. We loved our stay at the Palms and will definitely come back when we plan another
It was ok for what it was
I wasn't blown away. The view was aweful...only saw the top of a roof. My room had hair products that were not cleaned up from the previous guests. It was between the curtains. No mirror on the wall. Never realized how important that was until I
didnt have it. The Privelege products smell extremely clinical and almost dirty-clean. Not a fan. overall, it was ok. The staff made up for everything.
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I was surprised the room I booked was such a gem. I have no complaints besides the staff as I was checking in and out. The room was pretty perfect. Beautiful views from spacious windows. My only complaint is that I wish I had stayed to enjoy the
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March is here, and it signals the official start of Spring. The month brings longer, milder, and sunnier days. Let's face it, however; you're not going to spend them all outside in the fresh air. Why? Because this month has a great selection of hot video game titles for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U, and PC gamers. There's more than enough digital entertainment to keep you indoors, even when the weather outside is glorious.
Gamers may still be recovering from last month's string of impressive games. Great titles like Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate, Dead or Alive 5: Last Round, and The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask 3D made February an excellent month for gaming. The hot release trend does not let up in March; in fact, it ramps up even further, turning the stream of new video games into a veritable flood.
We've limited this list to five hot titles, but March is host to great and promising games across all platforms. EA's Battlefield series dives into the urban streets of Los Angeles and adopts new cops-and-robbers mechanics with the release of Battlefield Hardline. The lauded Final Fantasy Type-0 finally gets a Western release, with enhanced gameplay and visuals. And there's plenty more.
There is a lot to look forward to this month, and the variety of titles hitting store shelves and digital shops means that there is a little something for everyone. So take a look at our picks for hottest games of the month by clicking on the slideshow link above and below. Be sure to leave a comment and let us know what games you are looking forward to next month!


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Album Rating: 4.0I like this album honestly, I think I could stand to bump this up to a 4 if I listen a few more times, which I will definitely be doing soon. In fact, I might even buy the disk soon
This is a Voivod album, OF COURSE you should let it grow! Thats why i havent rated it yet, it needs more LISTENS!
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffGot my copy today, will dive into it after work.
Digging: Devil's Train - II
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffYeah, it's a grower.
Its an awesome album.
I've never heard anything by this band, but I've been wanting to get into them for a while. Might as well start with this one since people seem to really be enjoying it.
Digging: Drawn - A New World?
Album Rating: 4.0Dimension Hatross rules, I'm sure this is great too I just haven't heard it yet
voivoid should've reviewed voivoid :[
Hawks, get Nothingface, then Dimension Hatross.
Will do.
Album Rating: 4.5I love the sense of doubt people are giving this, probably only after a single listen. There's too much going on to fully grasp this in one sitting.
Album Rating: 3.8 | Sound OffWhere's my instant gratification???
Album Rating: 4.5Phenomenal grower. With each headphone-thrashing listen, I can't help but tack on an additional 0.5. Special mention goes to "Mechanical Mind" and "Corps Étranger" for their sidereal-sprawling insanity. I deduct a mandatory 0.5 for "Target Earth," the slightly filler-ish, very drunkenly fish-tailing title track. (I'm just not feelin' your plodding gait, horned blue alien peacekeeper.)
At times, this honestly feels more like some half-strangled amalgam of punk and King Crimson-style progressive acid rock. The metal does come through... but only *just*.
Album Rating: 4.5Where's my instant gratification???
I wouldn't believe for a second you rated this under those circumstances Willie hahaha. This has been playing non-stop for about a week now and I can't get enough of it.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffFinally listening to this through headphones, the sound production is fuckin' devastating.... So is the music....
Glad I didn't pay too much attention to the album stream.
Devastating as in 'devastatingly bad' or 'devastatingly awesome'?
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound Offas in "awesome"
That's what I thought you said
Album Rating: 4.0I wish the new Tomahawk were this good
Interview with Away. Note that is more personal and broad (about all Voivod period) than just focused on the last album.
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Seeing as how some guy put something for the ladies (though men mostly answered) here is something for whoever. Im quite fond of B cups to be honest.
Vithus 18-21, M 4 Answers 0 Sep 27, 2013
I'm a fan of AA to small A myself.. smaller breasts seem to be much more sensitive to stimulation, in my experience.

And more then a mouthful is a waste.
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My wonderful mom, Maureen, has perfect 34b breasts-firm and perky with large nipples that poke thru her clothes even with a bra on
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Depends on the build of the woman and how she dresses really, I always think C cups look the best on women of my build, I weigh around 150lb and have 36E cups, I would love to shrink them a bit but smaller woman look better with a B cup yes :o)
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I know a mother who has a girl 11, she is a 36 in a training bra but no cup size, is still true and what is the cup sizelakerboy1981 46-50 5 Answers 1 Feb 1, 2013 in Youth


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hanging flower plants in windy area
I need to know what plants will tolerate a southwest patio that has lots of wind. I have shepherd hooks and would really like to have "real" flowers - instead of silk ones. Any help for me? Thanks. Linda
One plant that would do well in that kind of hostile placement is the Portulaca oleracea and all of its beautiful cultivars. This is not the tiny leaved portulaca that we call moss rose, but a hybridized version of plain old purslane. They now come in stunning jewel-like colors and will bloom their heads off from spring until frost. They require full sun conditions in order to thrive, and I suggest planting them with some slow release fertilizer to keep them blooming. You can find these plants in pretty pastels or the HOTTEST hot pink you can imagine!
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jade leaves turning black?
the leaves of my jade are turning black. It looks like dirt, but won't rub off. I have a peacock ech that is also starting to show these signs.
What is it and how do I treat it?
Can you post a photo?
At the height of summer, I had a few black spots (indentations) and black edges appear on about ten leaves. The leaves also had a dingy green color, so I plucked them off.
Could be too much water.
Could be a bug attack.
I don't know enough about Jade ailments to diagnose without an image, however....and even then it might prove beyond my ken.
Possibly rotl. Take them out of the pot, and dry off the roots, trim it back and destroy the leaves, clean out the soil, wash the roots off with Clorox 50% water. Put the whole mess into an empty pot and place in the shade.Trim those leave off down to the trunk. If the trunk is rotted trim all the way down to where it isn't. Now make sure there is plenty of air circulation. Has summer started yet where you are? (Winter isn't here yet) If so don't water until you see new growth. I did notice that you are from Australia, and live on the West coast. If you have moisture in the air, no water is needed during your cool months, they don't do well here in high humidity. Mine are all root bound and are not growing in peat moss. Many are coming into flower now, as the weather is cooling down at night for us. If you can't find any healthy wood/ leaves/ stems, trunk, you must destroy the plant. Crassula ovata 'Jade' is not known to get diseases.
Josh remember
Australia is like Africa, the opposite weather that we are getting. Everything is reversed including which direction the toilet water goes around the bowl. I think it could also be black mold, he needs to remove this plant from the rest of his collection. It is known to grow on the East Coast of Africa, on rocky hill sides. Drainage of the soil is very important grows in full hot sun among rocks. Norma
I agree. Check for rot.
And, Norma, of course I hadn't forgotten about weather in the southern hemisphere!
I can't remember exactly when I had black indentations appear on my jade leaves.....sometime in June, I'd reckon. I could probably browse back through this Forum and find a mention with a date. I know it was after a raccoon attack....


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Aster Frikatii Monch - What are the options
bodaySeptember 3, 2012
In Winnipeg, I'm getting varied information on this Aster. Anything from zone four to six. I've noticed people on this forum talking about this Aster a while back re seeds. My question is - Will it survive our climate or should it be treated as an annual? Now I have nor problem with plants rated zone four.
boday, I've grown this aster for about 20 years and it's never winterkilled even in winters with little or no snow covering. It flowers over a long period of time, though does not produce a mass of blooms at any one time. The plant makes a good companion to hydrangeas such as 'Little Lamb' and 'Lime Light'.


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Cretan Maineiac
You'll See Poem by Cretan Maineiac
The pine tree rained needles
and ants
upon the Somali and me,
misfits among everyman and
anyman, like fundamentalists
stuffing ones at the titty bar, isolated by
tobacco smoke,50 feet from the building, 'for your
own good,
young man, 'said the uniform.
'What you are? ' I think Omar asked, 'you
don't know
where your people come from? '
The break area hummed, an inexorable, patient, steady
wind, subtle
as a whack on the sole ('doesn't leave marks')
on a cold desert night, in the mountains, in a land before
People, In Touch, even National Geographic.
Non-smoking seasonals
Claimed the
picnic table, though most of the other
wellness types stayed inside with the
guarding the dust and radon, cardboard cases echoing free trade from
Vietnam, Mauritania, beyond, chewing on aches, pains,
allergies, & 'I only
got five hours of sleep..'
'The young girl, she is good, '
he said.
*Because she believes whatever you tell her? *
'Yes! '
(an angel danced upon my knee…)
>I shop @ Wal-Mart<
>You call me infidel<
>ogle my sister &<
>burn my car &<
>we'll settle-up in Hell<
A titter rose up among the 'ins':
lifers, and
one exceptional seasonal ('works
two jobs and goes, to
college') ,
snug in their alcove,
Where differences melt away like
so many
outdated superstitions in a classless society, un-
willing to share as the natives did
before the
Pilgrims proceeded to take over the whole kitchen.
'The Christians, you
place Mary
ahead of God; you put Jesus
above Allah.'
Cumulus clouds aloft a waxing crescent bespoke
September along the
far horizon, remote but inevitable, threatening the
August sun w/ auguries of the stark shut-in cold of endless
February looming on
the other side of Christmas's pillar of
Eternal mirth and
bulwark for
'I'm gonna' ask him if he's waiting for
Allah to
move that box, ' any-
man (no El Cid) said. *No! You think Jesus
freaks are
whacked...* Omar's friends
pulled up in
a van,
well BEYOND THIS POINT, like
Franco-Canadians liberating
Yankee mill-
girls in a
threshold fattened by color-blind
festooned with Ignorance and
enforced by wishful thinking. 'When Clinton is in,
is good. Now Bush in, bad.'
on Minot Avenue slows a Rush Hour throng*
'...our correspondent is in the Field...'
And the titter rolled, like the
on the Library @ Alexandria
(a threat now
ty cyberworld, where
Internet Hot Links
Offer every love that
dareth not
in [reasonably] polite society-
-all you need is Pay Pal
or Matricula, and a
Modem) . 'I switch to second shift, for
children.' More laughter, unrelated but
catching his
ear like a
'A man does not laugh like that, ' he said, eyes
peaceful as submission, Tolerant as dhimmitude.
'You'll see, ' he said, resenting my
(laugh out loud)
gut reaction.
The ins (nary an El Cid among 'em) stood- as if united in dar-al-
harb defiance of
eye-for-an-eye sediment
sans Messianic filter- signaling break-
time was
united (untied?)
in laughter,
*...teenage girls found murdered in the
Back Seat of
their father's taxi...*
'...our correspondent is in the field...'
~~Wave after wave, like Programmed
on vinyl, way BEYOND THIS POINT
at a speed yet to be defined, even in Arabic numbers,
played backwards.
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Emancipation Planz (6/10/2008 7:19:00 PM)
I saw... twas not for me to interpret your deliberations... just the acceptance to listen to what has been written.. keep Righting them One Peace at a time.. Deana
PS....misfits among everyman... heeheehee...
this belongs on the 4ham..... (Report) Reply
Malini Kadir (2/29/2008 7:17:00 AM)
Wow...loved this write of yours! ....these lines especially........
Wave after wave, like Programmed
on vinyl, way BEYOND THIS POINT
at a speed yet to be defined, even in Arabic numbers,
played backwards. (Report) Reply
Elysabeth Faslund (7/13/2007 2:10:00 PM)
The wellness ones stay with the merchandise, guarding the dust and radon...titters like the fire that rolled over Alexandria! Tongue-in-cheek images of amazing, memorable proportions! How true those images/statements are! Your song of rebellion is steel-strong, current, past, and future! Love this and everyone should read this one! ! ! Great! ! xxElysabeth (Report) Reply
Anna Russell (5/19/2007 4:45:00 PM)
Ooh, a strong write here. Very potent. A lot of fantastic lines, but I especially loved the land before Time, or People...very clever (and damn, I wish I'd thought of it!)
Anna xxx (Report) Reply
Declan McHenry (3/19/2007 2:09:00 PM)
Herbert Nehrlich1 (1/31/2007 6:09:00 PM)
An intriguing poem, refreshing and allowing me, the reader, to interpret it MY WAY.
Great. There is a discipline in this and a feeling of the writer's confidence reminding me of the man going out in public with a new and controversial suit (purple perhaps?) and feeling supremely in command. I will now read more of yours.
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Photo : Municipalidad de Villa Elisa
A picture of 'Municipalidad de Villa Elisa', this photo is taken in the destination of Villa Elisa in the department of Central in the country of Paraguay. You can click on the image below to see a higher resolution version of this picture, or on the links below that to see more photos by this photographer. You can also add your pictures to this gallery via the links below, or you can click here to see more photos of Villa Elisa, Paraguay.This picture is displayed according to Panaramio Copyright Policies.
Photographer : Ramlezc [07 January 2011]
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