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oh good a new pypy 3.x release is coming up too.
Phoronix: PyPy 2.3 Interpreter Released
Version 2.3 of the PyPy interpreter that targets to be compliant with CPython 2.7.6 has been released...
oh good a new pypy 3.x release is coming up too.
why did you specifically mentioned OpenBSD when talking about supported OSes? Isn't it far more important and better that Linux be supported?
If the project only supports openBSD then it's not worth thinking about.
Also, OpenBSD suckers are in the past. They only use C, Perl and Shell while being too dumb to use assembly. Python should stop supporting OpenBSD.
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Please don't feed the troll (especially when he even is to dumb to read the article correctly). It is obvious that beetreetime is just another sockpuppet account of the anti-BSD troll and is only here to boost his ego with spewing hate and trying to incite flamewars. Please just put the troll on your ignore list and move on with the real topic at hand.
Almost any thread where this troll shows up is dragged offtopic immediately, so fighting this troll is actually detrimental to this forum. I can understand that fighting a troll is fun, but please choose at least a worthy troll. It is time we get trolls like Q back, instead of this mindless one.
There's a time and place for counter-trolling. A thread with only one "real" reply in a day is a good time/place to blow off some steam.
When trolls start threadjacking topics with actual conversation, I take notice (and ask for a ban if the behavior becomes persistent).

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Only Owls will be on view in the upstairs traveling exhibit gallery through December 7, 2014.
Why owls?
Owls are magnificent creatures with exceptional characteristics. They have been symbols of wisdom and knowledge in our culture for a long time. In literature and in art, we've thought of them as being mysterious, wise, and all-knowing. They have fascinated humans for centuries.
Their distinctive attributes-sharp eyes that allow them to hunt at dawn and dusk; peculiar facial discs of feathers that direct sound to asymmetrically-placed ears; unique feather structure that allows nearly-silent flight; and more-make them ideal subjects for artistic interpretation.
Did you know?
- A group of owls is called a parliament. Baby owls are called owlets.
- Owls can turn their heads 270 degrees (but not all the way around to 360 degrees as we sometimes see in cartoons). Their necks, which contain 14 vertebrae, allow for this extreme of rotation.
- Owls are the birds most similar to humans because of their upright posture and forward-facing eyes. Their forward-facing eyes give them excellent depth perception.
- Owls have three eyelids: one for blinking, one that is closed when they sleep, and one for keeping their eyes clean and healthy.
- There are over 150 species of owls in the world; 19 species are found in North America.
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After viewing the exhibition, visit The Cornell Lab of Ornithology: All About Birds to learn more and hear the sounds made by common owls.
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Suns out early this time of year, and I've been getting a couple hours in before work when its decent. I usually leave my board in the car and my suit in a covered tote/bucket. But now its getting warmer and despite leaving my windows cracked open, it smells like hot wax and broiled wetsuit funk in my car every afternoon when I punch out!
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A step on guide will accompany your tour of the Amish countryside. The tours will also include meals in Amish homes, and Amish home, buggy shop, dairy farm and woodworking tours. Additional highlights include an Amish museum, local attractions, restaurants, and accommodations.
Lake Shelbyville
Central Illinois lake with over 11,000 water acres and 172 miles of shoreline. Lake Shelbyville has 5 federal campgrounds, and 2 state campgrounds with over 1,000 campsites from tent camping up to full hookup. There are several recreational areas with picnic areas and pavilions and 2 wildlife management areas. Three public beaches are available for swimming on the lake. The lake also hosts many launching ramps that are available for boats, and 3 marinas on the lake. Many hiking trails also encompass the lake such as the General Dacey which also includes fitness stations, the Chief Illini trail and others.
Walnut Point State Park
State park with hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and picnicking. Concession stand and boat rental available.
Ferrel Clydesdale Farms
In operation since 1850, the farm features a blacksmith shop and Clydesdale horses. Chuck wagon cookouts are available.
Shady Crest Farm Market
Come visit this working Amish farm and apple orchard. They have a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables for sale, plus fresh honey, apple butter and maple syrup. A Deli filled with 15 different Country-Cured Meats & 24 different Cheeses is also available Monday - Saturday. While you're there, enjoy a hand-dipped ice cream cone. You can also find Fresh Baked Goods every Thursday - Saturday. Open year round.
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This aquatic center has a frog slide, water slide, wet playground area, a sand playground, concessions, a shaded picnic area and a bath house.
Red Bud Lane Iris Garden
Feast your eyes on the gardens of iris, hostas and day lillies. These bulbs and rhizomes are shipped all over the country. Please call before your visit.
Buxton's Garden Farm
Open year-round and offering annual and perennial flowers, mums, fall decor, pumpkins, squash, and fall treats. Known also for the 7 acre corn maze, haunted maze and mind twisted maze. School tours and groups welcome. Christmas trees and wreaths offered in winter months.
Shelbyville State Fish and Wildlife Area
A 6,400-acre wildlife area on the north end of Lake Shelbyville. Hunting for waterfowl, forest and upland game is popular. Boat access is provided to accommodate anglers and hunters.
Whitley Creek Recreation Area
This campground has 81 campsites, most of which are shaded.
Lake Shelbyville - Bo Wood Recreation Area
Most of the campsites in this 82 site campground are shaded. Located on Lake Shelbyville, beach nearby.
Charleston Putt-n-Swing
This family fun spot features an 18-hole miniature golf course and batting cages.
Meadowview Golf Course
This 18-hole, par 72 course features moderate to gently rolling terrain, manicured greens, a full-service pro shop and a food court.
General Dacey Trail
This trail is a multi-use recreational trail -- accessed mainly by walkers, runners, and bikers. As you move along the pathways of the Dacey Trail, you will find nature at its best with many scenic views of Lake Shelbyville. A fitness area is between the Dam West Recreational area and the Dam. The trail is being added to and improved each year. You can begin the trail at Forest Park or at the Dam West Recreational Area (9th St.).
Fox Prairie Golf Course
18-hole golf course set in the countryside of Windsor. The Fox offers a golf experience for everyone from the casual golfer to those looking for a real challenge. The course was built on 160 acres of rolling farmland and woods in 1998. GPS ADDRESS: 1300 N 3050 E
Eagle Creek State Park
A favorite of walkers and hikers, this park offers year-round camping and scenic hiking trails, many of them hugging Lake Shelbyville, Eagle Creek has 163 vehicular campsites, with 148 of those being Class A sites with electricity, picnic tables, and showers. There are 56 sites available by reservations made at least 2 weeks in advance by mail.
Sullivan Marina
Located on a serene wooded hilltop, gently slopes into a full-service marina and restaurant situated on Lake Shelbyville.
Douglas-Hart Nature Center
Explore 70 acres of prairie, wetlands and forest habitat.The Visitor Center features interpretive exhibits, sensory displays and live critters, including a bird observation area.
National Road Covered Bridge
The Embarras River, near Greenup, was the site of a covered bridge built by Abe and Thomas Lincoln and Dennis Hanks. The original bridge was 200 feet long. The reconstructed bridge was dedicated in 2000.
Okaw Valley Orchard
Check out the store and bakery, where you can buy apples, peaches, cider, jams, jellies and apple butter. A playground and picnic area is available. An apple festival is held over Columbus Day weekend.
Lincoln-Prairie Grass Trail
two miles of paved surface and 10 miles of aggregate surface. Jogging, walking, equestrian riding and biking permitted.
Lincoln Prarie Grass Trail
Ride your bike or walk from Charleston to Mattoon on the Lincoln Prairie Grass Trail.
Fox Ridge State Park
Campgrounds, recreation shelters, several miles of trails, fishing, and canoeing.
Lake Charleston
Enjoy the sparkling beauty of Lake Charleston, which features hiking and biking trails.
Crist Orchards
This orchard offers strawberries, peaches, apples, cider and other fresh in-season fruits.
World's Largest Wind Chimes
With chimes suspended nearly 50 feet above the ground, the BEI wind chime is a sight to behold! The longest of five chimes is 42 feet long-almost double that of the past world record holder. The chimes sing gentle and deep as they strike the clapper, long gleaming lengths paying tribute to BEI's expertise in the pipeline industry. Stick around to visit the tea shop next door!
Arcola Camper Stop
30 campsites; 28 have water, 30 amp electric and cable TV. Restroom with showers. Sites are grass and gravel, flat and level.
Bent Tree Country Club
This 18-hole, par 70 course is a challenge for players of all levels.
Eagle Creek Golf Course
This newly renovated 18-hole golf course is designed as a pro course.
Lake View Park Trail
Lake View Park Trail is an advanced single track dirt trail, 6 miles in length. It's quite technical in nature, offering good descents and heart-pounding climbs.
Hebron Hills Camping
Wooded camp ground, 2½-acre pond, trails, some cabins and full hook-up.
North Entrance To Lake Shelby
This 15-mile-long lake has 250 miles of shoreline, offering camping, fishing, boating, marinas and more.
Timberlake Golf Club
This nine-hole, par 35 course features a campground on premises, along with golfing/camping packages.
The National at Eagle Creek
This 18-hole pro golf course has been refurbished with new sand traps, and water features and has great views of Lake Shelbyville. There is a driving range and paved cart paths.
Iron Horse Golf Club
Iron Horse Golf Club features an 18-hole links style championship golf course with bent grass tees, fairways and greens. Iron Horse provides a challenge to the low handicapper and a fun, playable golf course for the high handicapper. (rated 4.5-5 stars by Golf Digest magazine).
The National at Eagle Creek Golf Course
The National Golf Course at Eagle Creek is a premier public golf course located in Eagle Creek State Park in Findlay, Illinois. Nestled in the heart of over 34,000 acres of woods and prairie on the banks of Lake Shelbyville, The National is a challenging yet fair test for the golfer of any ability. Now with five sets of tees!
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Forrest W. "Bo" Wood Recreation Area
This recreational area has 47 sites available for camping and more are being added. To make reservations, see the information. For general information, you can go to www.lakeshelbyville.com.
Wolf Creek State Park
Eight miles northwest of Windsor, Wolf Creek State Park encompass 11,100 acres of water, 250 miles of shoreline and large tracts of carefully maintained indigenous woodlands ideal for camping, horseback riding, snowmobiling, boat fishing, water skiing, pontoon boating, windsurfing or just plain bobbing and drifting on the glittering expanse of the lake itself. In addition to visiting the small, friendly wooded campgrounds or taking part in the action on the lake, swimming is available from the beach. You can also take a leisurely stroll through nearby forests. An abundance of deer, pheasant, rabbits, wild turkey and songbirds are almost always visible.
Fox Ridge State Park Campground
43 sites, electricity at each site, shower building, and shared water. Dump station. Reservations accepted.
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Time Warner drops Showtime in Milwaukee, CBS-owned stations
Time Warner's Cable has blacked out CBS-owned and -operated stations in markets affecting 29% of its subscribers, according to The Wrap.
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Hinkley was the 'Granddaddy of Milwaukee radio'
Gordon Hinkley, whose Milwaukee radio career spanned more than a half century and whose voice was as familiar as an old friend to thousands of listeners, died this week at age 88.
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Damn....got a book report due and I still have 3 reeally long chapters to go......hopefully i can work crazily for the next few hours <.>"
Damn....got a book report due and I still have 3 reeally long chapters to go......hopefully i can work crazily for the next few hours <.>"
If I'm not mistaken, it's the body's way of replenishing oxygen to the blood, which in turn can distribute additional energy and nutrients to the muscles, vital organs, etc. I hope that answers your question.
Speaking of exercise, I'm still sore from my health lab yesterday... Thank goodness I only have one more round of torture tomorrow, and then I'm done with health class for good.
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Its to maintain homeostasis, an equilibrium your body involuntarily maintains to keep you in top shape... I think.
Speaking of top shape, I'm feeling better! Back to school tomorrow, which I'm actually excited about because we're learning about Greece in Global History.
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Once again, Chemistry is kicking my *** ):
Do any of you that take Chemistry actually like it?
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You're sorta half-right. But you start breathing heavily before your oxygen stores get lowered, and that's because your body is anticipating the need to get rid of carbon dioxide (because of the eventual lactic acid formation; getting rid of carbon dioxide raises your blood's pH, so you can tolerate more acid buildup). Both are important, obviously, but getting rid of carbon dioxide and keeping the blood's pH balanced is a slightly more "right" answer. Unless, of course, my physiology professor was lying, in which case, this whole thing is up in the air.
When I decided to take that class, I thought it would be fun. I was completely wrong.
I'm probably failing chemistry right now, which sucks because its bringing down my GPA, along with god damn orchestra class. I made the top ten in my class last year, and it would be humiliating not to make the top ten again because of those classes.
Also, I know I've said this before, but I'm going to say it again: FUCK TRIGONOMETRY
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Thanks for the clarification. I knew it was more complex than my explanation (haven't taken any physiology, although I'm sure I'll learn more about this stuff when I get further into my biology classes).
I do; I find it fascinating, and I feel it gives me a better understanding of how the world works, limited as my knowledge may be. However, I should mention that I'm taking a fairly basic class, so my opinion might change later on. XD
Well, we get to choose a number of our classes each year starting high school, or even earlier. Though some classes, like English, History and Math, must be taken during certain years, and the class you can take depends on your abilities in that subject. Science classes are usually elective class where I go, but a few years of science is needed to graduate.
I used to like it at first, it was pretty cool, but then I met...AP CHEMISTRY
and after the first semester (stuff was pretty easy early on) it was just hours of verbal abuse and frustration, since our teacher kind of gave up too.
I preferred physics and biology much more, but my favorite is always geology (too bad my mom won't let me have a career related to it)
Except in my school, they force students to take AP classes, which are supposed to be electives >_> I remember people with 60s on the regents getting into AP Chemistry, it was pure bs
I'll update this sometime
Especially since you haven't been the first to say it, I'm really getting nervous about second semester in AP Chemistry now. I mean, I'm fantastic in this subject, but when so many people make it out to be so bad, my teacher included, it really doesn't make it look great.
Looks like you aren't the first to say it, since I remember a few conversations on that problem with AP classes. I really don't know why they wouldn't offer normal level classes, especially since AP is meant to challenge students who want to learn more and understand a bit about early college courses.Except in my school, they force students to take AP classes, which are supposed to be electives >_> I remember people with 60s on the regents getting into AP Chemistry, it was pure bs
by next week I expect to have at least 90 points
Well, for me, my teacher was pretty inexperienced too, it was his first year so yeah. I got a 2 on the exam and sadly, that was like the 2nd-3rd highest. This guy got a 4 but he studied all by himself, and only came to class for tests. And yeah, I really don't get it either. Most AP classes I had rather had inexperienced teachers or a subject I'm weak at. AP Human Geo teacher was a loony, AP Chemistry teacher was inexperienced, and AP US teacher is almost as bad as the AP Human Geo teacher. The worse part is that our school has a well qualified AP US teacher, but then he didn't teach the year I started (they also made AP US two years for some strange reason). My AP English teacher was actually good though, but then I completely messed up on exam day, then again, english really isn't my subject. My AP Bio teacher isn't bad either for now, and I had her for anatomy and was not too bad then either.
I'll update this sometime
Random thought, but in the 8th grade, 9 or so years ago, my pre-algebra teacher gave us homework every week, and he never took it up, but during the last week of the year, he said to the class "turn in all of the homework we have done this year."
I turned in 1 piece of paper with maybe 10 problems written down on it, when it actually should've been well over 100 problems. I ended up getting a C in the class. I always did good on the tests, but I was just so lazy. Ever since then I've hated math, and I have to take freakin' calculus next semester in college.
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For Higher Chinese, we have to do a review of any stories inside this specific book, filled with many short, miscellaneous and somewhat random stories. After reading through it all (and by that, I mean the "Contents" page), I decided to go with some short story about the History and Significance of Chopsticks. Yeah. This should be interesting.
I have discovered my one forte in Drama - voice acting, according to my teacher. I suddenly felt really happy when I first heard that (justified by the fact that I suck at pretty much everything else).
Just something random I want to share that I really happy about.
My graduation research has been approved so I'll be flying to Thailand next semester
Well my first day back wasn't too bad. During my short absence I didn't miss all that much, so I'm all caught up. Now I just have to make up a test and a few quizzes in the next week.
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Teenagers jailed for racist attack on man in Carlisle park
Published at 08:44, Friday, 24 February 2012
A teenage boy and girl from Carlisle have been sent to young offenders' institutes for attacking an Indian man in Rickerby Park.
The 16-year-olds, whose identities are protected by law, were drunk when they launched an unprovoked racist assault on Shibu Augustian as he played football with two of his friends.
Both denied charges of racially aggravated assault and three charges of racially aggravated harassment.
But they were found guilty of the offences after a trial at Carlisle Magistrates' Court last month. They returned to court yesterday for sentencing.
The attack took place last April and started with the girl and a female friend hurling racist abuse Mr Augustian.
Then they went to get reinforcements and returned with a group of about eight teenagers.
Mr Augustian was punched, kicked to the ground and had his head stamped on.
Prosecutor Ken Hay told the court he needed several operations to repair the damage to his nose and is still suffering the psychological effects of the beating.
Mr Hay said: "He's scared to go out, he suffers mild panic attacks when he sees large groups of teenagers and now avoids routes where he is likely to see them.
"He suffers flashbacks and can't sleep. His life has dramatically changed."
Mr Augustian is a post-graduate student and Mr Hay explained that as well as having to deal with the trauma of the attack, he lost a job opportunity because he was too ill to attend the interview.
John Smith, defending, said the boy was sorry for what he had done and knew his behaviour was unacceptable.
Nick Kennon said the girl also regretted what she did and blamed immaturity for her actions.
Their clients both say they were not usually racist.
District Judge Gerald Chalk said custody was the only option given the severity of the offences.
He told them: "This was a sustained assault on an innocent individual. He was kicked to the floor and stamped on. In my view that is a category one actual bodily harm and there has been an ongoing effect on the victim. I accept that you were of previous good character and that you have shown limited remorse, those factors have reduced your sentence."
They were each given 12 month detention orders.
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Lyzi August 19, 2012
Facial Fest, with Preston Parker (amazing cum sprayer) and the little bitch Tanner Mayes. In this episode she get a hard fuck after that facial. On the end she get another facial. One of the best from facial fest ...
Loaded June 19, 2012
I love it when a beautiful girl laughs, smiles, and actually enjoys a massive facial.
Redkitty May 13, 2012
Not bad, for a brunette!
mike April 11, 2012
Tanner Mayes and Preston Parker: perfect couple!
Jo September 2, 2012
Pas mal. Ça c'est une belle queue !
cumdumper September 4, 2012
love the shake-off-the-last drops move. nothing nastier than fucking a pretty mouth, blasting a pretty face, and making her twitch by shaking off the final bits of cum.....
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lily October 7, 2012
Love his ecstatic moans as she sucks him
Nubs September 26, 2012
7 massive spurts! What a stud.
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Love his cock
Ann April 5, 2012
Whoa ! what a load!
jz March 30, 2012
She is such a beautiful girl. My God! Not many like this one in porn. And this guy has one fantastic ejaculation! Rare to see so much semen in one ejaculation.
V October 25, 2011
One of top 10 facials.
Tony September 24, 2011
Tanner Mayes has always been a favorite of mine. Beautiful face and she definitely loves to fuck and suck any way she can get it. I would love the chance to cover her face like that. But for now Ill settle for covering my girlfriends face every Saturday night. Cant wait until tomorrow.
dicksnot September 22, 2011
great snot bubble
bryan September 6, 2011
For a "great" facial video, first you start with a great face- check. Add a big, hard, pulsing cock- check. Then finish with a gushing cum hot- check. Great facial video!
Oh god October 25, 2011
This proves that a single smile can change the world.
sensible November 4, 2011
does anyone else realise 1. thats not really cum and 2. at the end you see him pull off whatever he was using to spray that stuff on her with
announimous December 1, 2011
wetslut November 23, 2011
this makes me drip, I love having cum on my face
bustin loads November 11, 2011
i would probably shoot just as much cum looking at a face like that
Gfunk December 9, 2012
that was like poetry in motion. i'd fuck her till my cock explodes.
ddick88 December 23, 2012
cute gal, she takes his full load, six of seven shots of cum then like a good girl she takes his cockhead in her mouth and clean it. hot video
Josh January 28, 2014
Tanner is so fucking cool, great cumshot
hot fuck October 18, 2013
Guau!!! Este debe ser el mejor facial de toda la historia.Es perfecto:ella recibe tranquilamente 8 pesados chorros de leche justo en el rostro y mantiene su sonrisa durante todo el facial.Mis respetos para este tio,es un maestro,supo donde disparar cada chorro.Noten como le cierra el ojo en el min 00:05 despues le hace una burbuja en la nariz en el min 00:10 y justa cuando ella cree que ya todo acabo,la remata con un ultimo chorro en el ojo en el min 00:22.Ella se mantiene quieta y sonriente mientras recibe la corrida y al terminar,como buena niña,Limpia esa gran verga con su boca,para después despedirse con una sonrisa tierna.Nada como ver una gran corrida sobre una carita bonita !PERFECTO!
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labiak September 24, 2013
smile whe she got cream in hr face and eyes
l'orne January 31, 2014
jolie et en plus elle aime le sperme
Anon. February 25, 2014
So her 'smile' proves she enjoys being insulted? This is porn, and she is acting.
benlovesd December 31, 2014
i neeeeed someone to cover me with their cum!!!
hotzi46 April 23, 2014
she loves it yeah yeah yeah
Johnny April 19, 2014
My gf works at Target in the early morning shift. I once told her to blow someone and have them record you doing it. Less than a week later she came home and showed me the video on her phone of her sucking her managers dick in the back of the store. This cumshot looked JUST LIKE the one on my gf got from her manager!
giulio June 17, 2013
mio dio che troia questa figliola
Fred Flintstone May 8, 2013
Great facial with a nice big load being blasted onto that pretty face! Great how she smiles the whole time and even gives us a JIZZ-BUBBLE from the nostril at 0:12!
nastynine83 January 8, 2013
One of my all time favorite loads ever and I can beat him
Julie January 7, 2013
Nice and funny
bossman69 December 31, 2012
I love Tanner!! she is such an over achiever!
horn dog December 30, 2012
damn, blowing a load doesn't get better than that. what a girl, what a cock, what a load!
The Magician January 10, 2013
che secchiata di sborra ...
bombthatface February 4, 2013
Damn, Tanner is something else. I would spray multiple ropes on her any time.
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Leave a comment...Ciao Tonia da Napoli. Somigli proprio tu, una faccia da zoccola
angelo March 5, 2013
vattia fare la doccia, troia.
oh my February 20, 2013
that is a perfect facial. love the blast up the nostril. love how Tanner is such a perfect sport about it, and how she doesn't flinch when he pokes his big pole in her face after blasting it, and Tanner just swallows a few inches to clean that cock. such a good slut.
Desas August 23, 2011
Das ist Ablaichen wie im Bilderbuch
jo August 22, 2011
Superbe queue. Des jolies filles et c'est lze paradis sur terre !
Phydoex September 27, 2010
I seems a pity to come onto such a beautiful little face. I would rather have kissed her
martinusz September 27, 2010
If only would have sucked my dick!
boobworship September 7, 2010
wow wot a fuckin long cock.and such a big load
sfsdg September 6, 2010
nice nic!!
Sylviux October 3, 2010
So cute girl !.. Anyone knows her name ??
lolman October 9, 2010
she is too happy to get her honour dirty!
nico November 5, 2010
Amazing girl CONGRATULATIONS!!!!
Sylviux October 12, 2010
Thanks !!
Rod October 10, 2010
Girls name is Tanner Mayes
ytr October 9, 2010
this girl desrves my cum
iska August 29, 2010
very nice
poo August 26, 2010
its tanner mayes
sgt04b June 10, 2010
Best I have ever seen.
jo June 9, 2010
jolie fille ! queue magnifique ! Mais est-ce une vraie éjaculation ?
anon June 6, 2010
its tanner mayes
Anonymus June 3, 2010
Looks like Daniela Vidas, a german plaboy bunny
Julia June 17, 2010
Mir gefallen besonders ihre rosa Lidschatten!
DanJo July 10, 2010
Who is this Girl!!!
Fritz August 25, 2010
Was ein Abgang ! So was nenn ich ein richtiges Facial !!
menno 48 August 2, 2010
I would squirt even more on her face if the chance
cunt July 19, 2010
fuck yeah, thats the best ever seen
me November 17, 2010
I love her videos, shes my favorite porn star =D
yo November 29, 2010
Of what video does this scene come? I wanna see the whole thing!
joe June 20, 2011
that girl really loves the cum...
dado June 19, 2011
Johnny Rio May 27, 2011
Linda... Safada... Divertida... Deliciosa... Eu amo essa mulher!!!
ore May 18, 2011
it aint tanner mayes this girl dont have a tatto on her shoulder
tsoldier150 June 21, 2011
just luv it hows she smiles and takes it all
veggie June 23, 2011
peter north would BLOW this guy off the map
Hotwok19 August 17, 2011
WOW!. Not only was this a great facial, but didn't she enjoy it. I would love to lick it all off & give her a big wet spunky french-kiss.
billy d July 9, 2011
beautiful face and smile
TANNER June 24, 2011
Shes called Tanner mayes
xtac May 18, 2011
she got a beautifull face she isnt for this thing...i like her but not see her shallows cums
Cummer April 16, 2011
He's the great PRESTON PARKER......the new Peter North
wtf January 18, 2011
whats the porn name
wow January 5, 2011
so a beautiful smile, i wish i could ejaculate in this face
Bubbles December 28, 2010
Gotta luv her cum bubbles lmao
XXL December 24, 2010
this cute girl made me cum over and over again!!! OMG HERE IT COMES!!!......
madman January 24, 2011
Great the way she kept smiling through the deluge - then gave it a good suck afterwards, what a gal.
Awesome Girl February 1, 2011
What makes this porn epic, is that she is enjoying it, or so it seems. With her smile, it makes this porn better. I so hate when chicks put faces like they are mad and stuff, it sucks. But this chick ROCKS!
ghhh March 14, 2011
vraiment trop bonne
Bibilolo February 16, 2011
yeaaah.... Smile darling !
6" Guy February 5, 2011
whose cock is dat? awesome shots!
a23 May 24, 2010
A very great facial! Mit viel Cum!
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European Sacred Music composed by John Rutter (1945-). Edited by John Rutter. For Mixed Choir. Mixed Voices. Oxford Choral Classics Collections. Sacred, Choral Collection. Level B-C (easy - moderately difficult). Choral collection. 384 pages. Published by Oxford University Press (OU.9780193436954).
ISBN 9780193436954. Sacred, Choral Collection. 11 x 7 inches.
The Oxford Choral Classics series gathers together over 300 of the world's choral masterpieces into a unique set of anthologies spanning the whole of Western choral literature. Each volume contains all the established classics of its genre under one cover, in authoritative new editions and at a price that gives fabulous value for money.European Sacred Music is a collection of over 50 of the finest examples of sacred choral music from continental Europe, ranging from the sixteenth to twentieth centuries. John Rutter has prepared completely new editions of all the pre-twentieth-century items, going back to the earliest and most reliable manuscript or printed sources. New English singing translations are provided for most pieces, and playable keyboard reductions.Orchestrations are available for hire for the eight accompanied items (Bach: O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht; Buxtehude: Magnificat; Faure: Cantique de Jean Racine; Franck: Panis angelicus; Gabrieli: Jubilate Deo; Mendelssohn: Verleih uns Frieden; Monteverdi: Beatus vir; Mozart: Ave verum Corpus)Some items from this volume are available separately as leaflets in the Oxford Choral Classics Octavo series.
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- Christus factus est (Maundy Thursday; Good Friday) Performed by Anerio (F.)
- The Lord's Prayer Performed by Anton Stepanovich Arensky
- O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht, BWV 118 (Lent) Performed by Johann Sebastian Bach
- Ach, arme Welt, Op. 110 no.2 (Funerals and commemorations) Performed by Johannes Brahms
- Geistliches Lied, Op. 30 (Lent) Performed by Johannes Brahms
- Warum ist das Licht, Op. 74 no.1 (Lent) Performed by Johannes Brahms
- Ave Maria (Blessed Virgin Mary; Advent) Performed by Anton Bruckner
- Locus iste (Dedication Festival) Performed by Anton Bruckner
- Os justi (Saints' Days) Performed by Anton Bruckner
- Magnificat (Evening Prayer service setting; Blessed Virgin Mary) Performed by Dietrich Buxtehude
- O vos omnes (Good Friday) Performed by Casals
- Cantique de Jean Racine (Morning Prayer) Performed by FaurŽ
- Panis angelicus (Corpus Christi; Holy Communion anthem) Performed by Cesar Auguste Franck
- Jubilate Deo a 8 Performed by Gabrieli (G)
- The Cherubic Hymn (Trinity) Performed by Mikhail Glinka
- Ave maris stella (Blessed Virgin Mary) Performed by Edvard Grieg
- Ave Virgo sanctissima (Blessed Virgin Mary) Performed by Guerrero
- Pater noster Performed by Handl (Gallus)
- Dixit Maria (Blessed Virgin Mary; Advent) Performed by Hans Leo Hassler
- Crux fidelis (Good Friday) Performed by John IV Of Portugal
- Adoramus te, Christe (Good Friday) Performed by Orlande De Lassus
- Ave verum Corpus (Holy Communion anthem; Corpus Christi) Performed by Orlande De Lassus
- Timor et tremor (Lent) Performed by Orlande De Lassus
- Crucifixus a 8 (Good Friday) Performed by Antonio Lotti
- Verleih uns Frieden Performed by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn
- Psalm 43 (Richte mich, Gott) Performed by Felix Bartholdy Mendelssohn
- Beatus vir (Saints' Days) Performed by Claudio Monteverdi
- Cantate Domino Performed by Claudio Monteverdi
- Christe, adoramus te (Good Friday) Performed by Claudio Monteverdi
- Exsultate Deo Performed by Giovanni Pierluigi Da Palestrina
- Sicut Cervus Performed by Giovanni Pierluigi Da Palestrina
- Tu es Petrus and Quodcumque ligaveris (Saints' Days) Performed by Giovanni Pierluigi Da Palestrina
- Salve Regina (Blessed Virgin Mary) Performed by Francis Poulenc
- Abendlied, Op. 69 no. 3 (Evening Prayer) Performed by Josef Gabriel Rheinberger
- Unser lieben Frauen Traum (Good Friday) Performed by Max Reger
- O salutaris Hostia (Corpus Christi; Holy Communion anthem) Performed by Gioachino Rossini
- Psalm 23 (Weddings; Funerals and commemorations) Performed by Franz Schubert
- Psalm 100 Performed by SchŸtz
- Selig sind die Toten (Funerals and commemoraitons) Performed by SchŸtz
- Laudate Dominum Performed by Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck
- Hymn to the Virgin (Blessed Virgin Mary) Performed by Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky
- Exsultate Justi Performed by Lodovico Da Viadana
- Ave Maria a 4 (Blessed Virgin Mary; Advent) Performed by Tomas Luis De Victoria
- Jesu, dulcis memoria (Funerals and commemorations; Holy Communion anthem) Performed by Tomas Luis De Victoria
- O quam gloriosum (All Saints) Performed by Tomas Luis De Victoria
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Ever wondered what to wear, when to clap, when to arrive? What to do if you're late, or whether you can leave your suitcase somewhere? You're not alone!
We want you to have a great evening with us, relax and enjoy the music, so here's answers to a few questions you might have. And if your question isn't answered below, you can always ask us via the live chat feature at the bottom of the page!
Is there a dress code?
No, we don't have a dress code, other than for the people on stage! Please come as you feel comfortable – jeans and trainers are perfectly acceptable, but if you would like to dress more smartly, please do.
Can I bring my children?
We welcome children to all LSO concerts, and you can get tickets for £4 for under-16s for concerts at the Barbican. If your children are under 12 you might prefer to bring them to one of our Family Concerts, which take place once a term at the Barbican, or to a Family Saturday Morning or Early Years concert at LSO St Luke's. These events are designed specially for children, and are much more informal, shorter in length and usually have some element of participation.
What time do the doors open?
The majority of LSO concerts begin at 7.30pm, which means that doors open at around 7pm. The bars, cafes and restaurants will be open beforehand for you to come early for dinner or to meet friends. Please check the start time of your concert – some start earlier or later, especially at LSO St Luke's.
Can I buy a ticket on the door?
For all but a few concerts there are usually tickets available to buy on the door. The box office opens 90 minutes before the performance. We would always recommend booking in advance to make sure you get the seat you want though, as some prices do sell out.
Are there standby discounts on the night?
We do not sell tickets at a discount on the night, unless advertised as such. There are no standard concessions for LSO concerts as we feel our ticket prices are affordable for everyone.
Can I queue for returns if a concert is sold out?
Yes you can come and queue at the box office, where we will sell any returned tickets on a 'first come, first served' basis. The queue usually forms to the right of the box office desk on the Stalls level. We do not sell returns at discounted prices.
What happens if I have lost my ticket?
If you have lost your ticket or it has not arrived in the post, please come along to the box office desk as early as you can, bringing your booking reference number with you. The staff will be able to reprint your ticket.
Where's best to arrange to meet my friends?
Mobile phone reception can be patchy in the Barbican Centre, so we suggest arranging to meet on Level 0 (Ground floor). The Advance Box Office desk in the Silk Street entrance is a good visible place.
Do you sell programmes?
Programmes for LSO concerts at the Barbican are free, please help yourself. You can also download and print your own copy of the programme from the Programmes page and the concert pages on this site.
Is there somewhere to leave my suitcase?
The Barbican Centre has a free cloakroom which is located on the Stalls floor (level -1) – we encourage you to leave large bags or other items here as there's not much space in the hall.
Will I be allowed into the concert if I'm late?
The Barbican Hosts will allow you in to the concert in a suitable break in the programme, for example the end of a movement or after the overture, so that other audience members are not disturbed. On some occasions there aren't any suitable breaks, so we ask that people remain outside the hall until the interval - there are screens on which you can watch the concert if this is the case.
What if my friends are late?
If you arrive on time but your friends are late we suggest that you go into the concert and leave their ticket for them to collect from the box office when they arrive. The box office remains open until the interval.
Can I bring my drink into the Hall?
At the Barbican we ask that people don't do this, as it can be distracting for others around you. Water in bottles is allowed. For UBS Soundscapes: Eclectica concerts at LSO St Luke's we encourage you to bring your drinks in.
Can I take photos?
We ask that you don't take photos of the Orchestra or musicians during the music, since this can be distracting to them and other audience members, especially if the flash goes off! We also ask you politely not to make audio or video recordings of the music as this is illegal, even if it is just for your own enjoyment.
How long is the interval?
Most concerts have 20 minute intervals, but there may be a few with shorter, longer or none at all.
Are the queues for the toilets really long?
Actually the Barbican is not too bad on this front - there are plenty of toilets available, but inevitably the Ladies' toilet does have a queue!
When should I clap?
A well-debated question this one! It is traditional in the UK to clap at the end of a piece of music, as opposed to after each movement (eg in a symphony or concerto). This is to help the music flow smoothly, or to set the scene for the following movement. Your programme should give you a clue as to how many movements there are. But often it's not so clear cut! What we suggest is to look at the conductor, who will usually provide a signal that the piece has ended, or to follow others in the audience. We do of course love it when people express their delight at our performance, but if you feel uncomfortable and unsure about when to clap, it's generally best to wait for others to start...
Can I get the soloist's or conductor's autographs?
It usually depends on the soloist or conductor - some will, some won't. If you would like to have a try, the stage door is located down the stairs by door 4 of the Stalls. Please speak to the security officer on the door. Sometimes artists sign copies of CDs at the foyer shop, Muse - we try to let you know in advance if there is a signing taking place.
Are the bars and restaurants open after the concert?
Searcys on Level 3 at the Barbican is open until 10.30pm (except on Sundays, when it's not open at all!), and there is usually one bar open on the foyer if you would like to stay for a drink afterwards.
Where's good around the Barbican to eat and drink?
The Barbican has a reputation for being in the middle of nowhere, which of course is not true! You can find some great restaurants and bars nearby, especially in the CityPoint tower near Moorgate station, and around Smithfield Market near Barbican station. Near LSO St Luke's there are some good restaurants on Old Street and Whitecross Street opposite the building.
Do you record or video concerts, and can I buy a copy?
Our record label LSO Live records selected concerts at the Barbican, which are then available to buy on CD and download. You will see this mentioned in the concert programme. Some concerts are recorded for broadcast on BBC Radio 3, which we will also state in the programme. At the moment we are not making DVDs or video recordings of our concerts. Occasionally BBC Four will record a concert for TV broadcast, and we will let you know if this is the case.


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Hallandale Beach Blog is where I try to inject or superimpose a degree of accountability, transparency and insight onto Florida and local Broward County government and public policy issues, which I feel is sorely lacking in local media now. On this blog, locally, I concentrate my energy, enthusiasm, anger and laser-like attention on the coastal cities of Hallandale Beach and Hollywood.
If you lived in this part of South Florida, you'd ALREADY be stuck in stultifying traffic, paying higher-than-necessary taxes and continually musing about the chronic lack of accountability among not only elected govt. officials, but also of city, county and state employees as well. Collectively, with a few rare exceptions, they couldn't be farther from the sort of strong results-oriented, eager work-ethic mentality that local residents deserve and expect.
This is particularly true in the town I live in, the City of Hallandale Beach, just north of Aventura and south of Hollywood. There, the "Perfect Storm" of years of apathy, incompetency and cronyism are all too readily apparent.
Sadly for its residents, HB is where even easily-solved, quality-of-life problems are left to fester for YEARS on end, because of myopia, lack of common sense and ineffective supervisory management. It's a city with lots of potential because of its terrific location, yet its citizens have become numb to its outrages and screw-ups after years of the worst kind of mismanagement and lack of foresight. On a daily basis, they wake up and see the same old problems that have never being adequately resolved by the city in a logical and responsible fashion, merely kicked -once again- further down the road.
I used to ask myself, not always rhetorically, "Where are all the enterprising young reporters who want to show that through their own hard work and enterprise, what REAL investigative reporting can produce?" Hearing no response, I decided to start a blog that could do some of these things, taking the p.o.v. of a reasonable but skeptical person seeing the situation for the first time, and wanting questions answered in a honest and logical way that citizens have the right to expect.
Hallandale Beach Blog intends to be a catalyst for positive change.
If there's one constant gripe in South Florida, regardless of your age, race, nationality or political persuasion, it's about the fundamental lack of PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY here among Florida's state, regional and local govt./agency officials. Hallandale Beach Blog aims to be a small step towards regaining some of that needed accountability, whether it's thru simple public scrutiny, or requires a degree of follow-up investigation and public exposure of incompetency, cronyism or simple negligence -South Florida's usual governing style.
"And David put his hand in the bag and took out a stone and slung it. And it struck the Philistine on the head and he fell to the ground. Amen."- Preacher Purl encouraging the underdog Hickory High basketball team before the state title game against heavily-favored South Bend Central in 1986's Hoosiershttp://www.imdb.com/title/tt0091217/
Bill Cooke of @Random_Pixels has the article, Paradise Lost? South Florida
#tbt Most popular post on my blog devoted to Miami history is about "Miami in the 1980s"
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In the continuing opera still called, even by Cubans who have now lived the largest part of their lives in this country, el exilo, the exile, meetings at private homes in Miami Beach are seen to have consequences. The actions of individuals are seen to affect events directly. Revolutions and counter-revolutions are framed in the private sector, and the state security apparatus exists exclusively to be enlisted by one or another private player. That this particular political style, indigenous to the Caribbean and to Central America, has now been naturalized in the United States is one reason why, on the flat coastal swamps of South Florida, where the palmettos once blew over the detritus of a dozen failed booms and the hotels were boarded up six months a year, there has evolved since the early New Year's morning in 1959 when Fulgencio Batista flew for the last time out of Havana a settlement of considerable interest, not exactly an American city as American cities have until recently been understood but a tropical capital: long on rumor, short on memory, overbuilt on the chimera of runaway money and referring not to New York or Boston or Los Angeles or Atlanta but to Caracas and Mexico, to Havana and to Bogota and to Paris and Madrid. Of American cities Miami has since 1959 connected only to Washington, which is the peculiarity of both places, and increasingly the warp...
"The general wildness, the eternal labyrinths of waters and marshes, interlocked and apparently neverending; the whole surrounded by interminable swamps... Here I am then in the Floridas, thought I," John James Audobon wrote to the editor of The Monthly American Journal of Geology and Natural Science during the course of an 1831 foray in the territory then still called the Floridas. The place came first, and to touch down there is to begin to understand why at least six administrations now have found South Florida so fecund a colony. I never passed through security for a flight to Miami without experiencing a certain weightlessness, the heightened wariness of having left the developed world for a more fluid atmosphere, one in which the native distrust of extreme possibilities that tended to ground the temperate United States in an obeisance to democratic institutions seemed rooted, if at all, only shallowly. At the gate for such flights the preferred language was already Spanish. Delays were explained by weather in Panama. The very names of the scheduled destinations suggested a world in which many evangelical inclinations had historically been accommodated, many yearnings toward empire indulged...
In this mood Miami seemed not a city at all but a tale, a romance of the tropics, a kind of waking dream in which any possibility could and would be accommodated...
So this is where our tax dollars go to die?
"So this is where our tax dollars go to die? My friend and fellow civic activist Csaba Kulin, perhaps wondering when we're FINALLY going to get the clean and inviting public beach that Hallandale Beach residents believe we're entitled to but have never received under Mayor Cooper and her Rubber Stamp Crew.
Instead, we get rusty pipes in the middle of the beach and garbage cans on the beach -without lids- at the windiest place in the entire city. And a public building across the street from the beach that the public can't use for free but which city employees can -for their holiday parties." Click photo to see many more photos of the site and the original post, or http://hallandalebeachblog.blogspot.com/2012/06/latest-info-photos-re-related-groups.html; 2012 photo by South Beach Hoosier. © 2013 Hallandale Beach Blog, All Rights Reserved
"Why do they need that in the Broward County charter?"
-New York Times, September 22, 1851
"Why do they need that in the Broward County charter?"
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