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According to Elder's obituary posted online by Doan & Mills Funeral Home in Richmond, she landed bit parts in several 1960s movies, including "Kissin' Cousins" with Elvis Presley and "Bye Bye Birdie" with Ann-Margret. She later appeared as a dancer on television shows and on Broadway before opening a dance studio in Santa Monica, Calif. According to the website of The Original Mickey Mouse Club Show, Elder appeared in 1980 on a televised program marking the 25th anniversary of "The Mickey Mouse Club." From 1981 to 1985, she took part in live Mouseketeer reunion shows at Disneyland. Elder was born in Walterboro, S.C., but her family moved to Richmond when she was 3 months old. She was divorced and had no children, her cousin said. A visitation and memorial service is scheduled for Monday at Doan & Mills Funeral Home, followed by burial at Webster Cemetery. ___ Online: Original Mickey Mouse Club:
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Jimmy Shawn McMillion Son of Jimmy Don & Jean Ann Crawford McMillion. Brother of Jonathan & Joey
Arlington Jimmy "Shawn" McMillion, 39, died Thursday, July 17, 2003 in his residence. Funeral services were held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Flesher Funeral Home Chapel in Van Alstyne with Toby Soechting officiating. Burial was in the Van Alstyne cemetery. Mr. McMillion was born April 22, 1964 in Sherman, the son of Jimmy Don McMillion and Jean Ann Crawford McMillion. He graduated from Howe High School in 1982 and from the University of Texas at Tyler in 1995. While attending Howe High School, he was a member of the Bulldog Marching Band and honors band, all four years of high school. Other activities included various sports and vocational agriculture. He was a member of Howe Church of Christ. He was a Parole Officer with the Texas Department of Corrections. He loved music and going to Texas Rangers games. Surviving are his parents, Jimmy Don and Jean Ann McMillion of Howe; brothers Jonathan McMillion and wife, Cheryl of Arlington and Joey McMillion of Howe; and grandmother, Emma Jean Crawford of Van Alstyne. He was the grandson of Jean and Douglas Crawford and the late Jones and Ola McMillion of Howe. He is also survived by numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He was uncle to Ryan, Hunter and Garrett McMillion and friend to Stu Highlander. Pallbearers were Scott McTee, Jason McTee, Stu Highlander, Kevin Frantz, Rob Hunt, and David Routh. Arrangements were directed by Flesher Funeral Home.
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Amanda Rotella, a second year student pursing a master's degree in coastal marine and wetland studies, was awarded $3,000 for the Phillip M. Fields Scholarship and $300 for the Best Student Presentation Award. Her scholarship application and presentation was based on her graduate research studies with biology professor Jim Luken, associate dean of the College of Natural and Applied Sciences. The presentation was titled "The Growth and Distribution of Water Hyacinth in a Tidal Blackwater River System in South Carolina." A teaching assistant at the University, Rotella is president of the Coastal Marine and Wetlands Graduate Association.
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TUOLUMNE COUNTY The Sheriff's Office reported the following: THURSDAY 8:29 a.m., Sonora area —A woman on the 12000 block of Dane Lane said her walker was stolen from her truck. 8:30 a.m., Standard area — A car trailer was stolen on the 19000 block of Standard Road. 9:40 a.m., Jamestown — A woman said $100 was stolen from her home on the 18100 block of Seco Street. 10:26 a.m., Crystal Falls — Child molestation was reported on American River Drive. 12:32 p.m., Jamestown — A woman reported a diamond ring stolen from her apartment on the 10200 block of Preston Lane. 1:53 p.m., Gold Springs — A man on the 23500 block of Carlotta Terrace said he arrived home after being gone for two weeks and the house was ransacked. There was no sign of forced entry and nothing was stolen. 2:05 p.m., Big Hill — A box of suspected cremated remains were found at the end of Five Mile Creek Road, near the creek. The caller found a bag with a box inside that said "San Andreas Crematory" on it. 3:15 p.m., Sonora area — A nerve stimulator machine used for pain relief was stolen on the 24400 block of Quarter Horse Drive. 3:25 p.m., Groveland — A shed was broken into on the 10800 block of Merrell Road. 5:22 p.m., Don Pedro — A man said his son was assaulted by a teenager on the 3100 block of El Prado Road. 7:12 p.m., Sonora area — Jewelry was stolen from a home on the 20600 block of Lyons Bald Mountain Road. The woman reported this is the second burglary in six weeks. FRIDAY 5:33 a.m., Sonora area — A woman on the 19900 block of Greenley Road said she thought she could hear her neighbors gouging their eyes out and killing each other. Felony bookings THURSDAY 1 p.m., Sonora — Kristen Danielle Stewart, 39, of the 14300 block of Avenida Central, Don Pedro, booked on suspicion of marijuana possession for sale and marijuana sales after an arrest in the Lowe's parking lot on Old Wards Ferry Road. 10:43 p.m., Jamestown — Joshua Steven Ashlock, 28, of the 18300 block of Ninth Avenue, booked on suspicion of marijuana possession after an arrest on Seventh Avenue. Arrests Cited on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs: THURSDAY 11:33 p.m., Columbia — James Daniel Cameron, 19, of Big Hill Road, arrested on Sawmill Flat Road at Covington Mine Road. The Sonora Police Department reported the following: THURSDAY 11 p.m., public intoxication —A 21-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of public intoxication on Truckenmiller Road. CALAVERAS COUNTY The Sheriff's Department reported the following: THURSDAY 9:45 a.m., Arnold — Tools were stolen from a truck on Highway 4 in the Round Table Pizza parking lot. 7:51 p.m., San Andreas — Medication was stolen on Mountain Ranch Road. Felony bookings THURSDAY 12:42 p.m., Milton — Dillon Hollis Wheeler, 33, of Ceres, booked on suspicion of drug possession and misdemeanor being under the influence of drugs, after an arrest on Hunt Road. |
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CHARLES ULRICH CONNELLEE, born 1851, died 1930. Founder of Eastland. Mr. Connellee, along with partners J.B. Ammerman and J.S. Daugherty, laid out the court house and city streets and had the county seat moved from Merriman to Eastland, as the city was named for the county.
JOSIAH G. "DOC" SCURLOCK, born January 11, 1850, died July 25, 1929. Rode with BILLY THE KID during the Lincoln County Wars in New Mexico. Josiah was born in Alabama and studied medicine, earning him the nickname "Doc". He later moved to New Mexico and hired on as a cow hand with an English nobleman cattle rancher named John Tunstall. Another of the more famous cow hands was Mr. William H. Bonney, better known as "Billy the Kid". Mr. Tunstall was murdered and thus started the Lincoln County War of New Mexico. After the end of the Lincoln County War, all involved were given a pardon by the governor, except for "the Kid". "Doc" gave away his guns, except for a squirrel gun, sold a gold mine for $500.00 (later sold for $75,000.00) and moved his family to Tuscola in the Texas panhandle. Later, he and family moved to Eastland, Texas where "Doc" lived until his death in 1929. "Doc" didn't speak much of his "outlaw" days due to the many who still wanted him dead. He worked for the highway department in Eastland and wrote book reports and book reviews for students at the University of Texas.
W.P. "WILLIAM PIKE" TINDALL, born March 4, 1818, died November 25, 1901. He came to Texas in January of 1836 at 17 years of age and turned 18 shortly after arriving from New Orleans. He joined with Sam Houston and fought at the battle of San Jacinto. He was part of the MIER MEXICO expedition and the BLACK BEAN drawing that saw Captain William Eastland, who the city and county of Eastland is named for, die. Tindall spent two years in a Mexican prison after the Black Bean drawing. He moved back to Alabama and served for 6 months in the Civil War with the C.S.A. He held county offices in Alabama before returning to Texas and settling in Eastland, Texas.
H.S. "HENRY" SCHMICK, NO DATES. First Sheriff of Eastland County and served with Co E. Arkansas Inf. of the C.S.A. He and his two brothers helped to map out the streets of the city of Eastland in its beginnings.
JESSE W. HARBIN, born March 3, 1820, died October 30, 1904. He was in the 1st Alabama Infantry during the Mexican War and was in the Co 1, 23rd Reg Ga. Inf C.S.A. during the Civil War. He has both military stones, one at his head and one at his feet.
GEORGE M. REYNOLDS, born May 28, 1846, died March 2, 1937, was a member of the UNION FORCES during the CIVIL WAR, with Co G, 3rd Ark Cav. He was probably part of the "MOUNTAIN TROOPS" from Arkansas that did not want to be part of the Confederacy and hid in the Arkansas mountains and later joined the Union Forces.
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24 Cha!ns Summer 2012
Eat More Tacos June 6, 2012 at 8:36am
Hunter S. Dotson June 6, 2012 at 8:35am
last day for votes.. Noon we call it.
Eat More Tacos June 5, 2012 at 9:13am
Cool, looks like a nice stop that shouldn't take too long.
Hunter S. Dotson June 5, 2012 at 9:07am
http://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=823 http://www.discgolfscene.com/courses/Vienna_Park city park yes but kind of in the middle of farm land from what I can remember. Nice course.
Hunter S. Dotson June 5, 2012 at 9:04am
2 - Hudson (Mike E, Sheldon)
1 - Farm house (Stevo)
1 - Indy (Swider)
Eat More Tacos June 5, 2012 at 8:46am
so not that long, city park course?
Im stopping in there on a trip down to dayton.
Hunter S. Dotson June 5, 2012 at 8:19am
maybe a hour or so
Eat More Tacos June 5, 2012 at 7:33am
Hey, how long does vienna take to play by yourself?
Matt "The Spider" Swider June 5, 2012 at 6:29am
Indy this week or next for my vote(s), Practice for Loco VII
sheldon bowen June 5, 2012 at 3:05am
Hudson blues for Friday?
Ben Calhoun May 30, 2012 at 1:56pm
Robert Shaffer May 30, 2012 at 12:59pm
can we do 6 pm start since it is freedom
Hunter S. Dotson May 30, 2012 at 12:49pm
it is my lil girls b-day this sunday so I'm out..
Hunter S. Dotson May 30, 2012 at 12:49pm
Sadly I am unable to play tobo this Sunday, that does not mean that we can't postpone our normal Friday league and plat ToBo with the Oak league..
That being said here is the vote for Friday.
2 - Freedom
1 - Lakeshore
1 - Hudson Mills
Being a vote driven league it looks as if we are going to play Freedom this Friday for the #5 First Friday game. I am going to make the official post later today but as it stands any people unable to attend the League's meeting at Tobo is welcome to ante up and play $5 at Freedom...
Scott White May 30, 2012 at 11:44am
I'm withholding my vote until I see a frontrunner emerge.. OK fine, Hudson Mills
Robert Shaffer May 30, 2012 at 10:56am
Ben Calhoun May 30, 2012 at 10:42am
I'll replace KC's vote, since I may not be able to play unless it's Lakeshore or WW
Hunter S. Dotson May 30, 2012 at 8:57am
Noted.. That leaves us with no votes.
Eat More Tacos May 30, 2012 at 8:44am
Since i wont be playing, please rescind my vote for lakeshore.


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Electronic license plate startup sets sites on massive market in California
A deal with California could bring mega-cash for startup International PROOF Systems.
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The UpTake: Rachel Hankerson's International PROOF Systems is working on a smart license plate technology and is in the running for a California contract that would bring the startup $775 million.
A St. Louis startup that has developed technology to computerize license plates is hoping to land a contract with the state of California, which would give it a major influx of revenue.
Rachel Hankerson, founder and CEO of International PROOF Systems, which is using its PROOF Smart Tags to validate auto insurance, vehicle registration and locate a vehicle in case of an emergency, will submit a proposal to California, which is piloting an electronic license plate program to be completed by 2017.
PROOF's patent on its technology is pending.
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The contract would bring in $775 million for the St. Louis-based startup and put PROOF on the map in an emerging market, Hankerson said. PROOF has until May 29 to submit the proposal. Florida, South Carolina and New Jersey are also considering similar electronic license plate programs.
According to one report, San Francisco-based Smart Plate Mobile, which develops computer screens that take on the size and appearance of a license plate, is among the companies "most interested in participating in such a pilot project."
Hankerson said PROOF sets itself apart because it maintains the physical license plate, which can still be coordinated through the state.
PROOF Smart Tags — or computerized stickers — would be embedded on license plates in the spot where registration stickers go now. The tags can immediately transmit a driver's proof of insurance, registration and allow the plate to serve as a location tool in case of emergencies.
Hankerson said the company is targeting insurance companies, police departments and state departments of revenue or motor vehicles for sales.
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December 7, 2001, Chandigarh, India |
UGC ban on franchise PWG, MCC attract POTO
Passing the test!
Maoists deserve Taliban fate For boys who want to be real men 1936, Literature: EUGENE O'NEILL
Dogs under house arrest to improve Shanghai image
PWG, MCC attract POTO As was widely expected, the Centre has outlawed the Peoples War Group (PWG) of Andhra Pradesh and the Maoist Communist Centre (MCC) of Jharkhand. On the ground this will make no difference since these violent outfits do not seek legal sanction, nor respect law. They operate outside the system with the avowed intention of overthrowing it. The law or the legal structure works effectively only in the case of law-abiding individuals and entities and not in the case of terrorist organisations which in todays context are essentially based on anarchist ideology. A ban, even if it is under the fierce POTO, is unlikely to impede their depredation but it does help the government to claim prompt action and reaction to contain terrorist activities. The press statement of the Union Home Ministry is a reflection of this thinking. It accuses the governments of Bihar, Jharkhand and Orissa of not doing anything to crush Naxalite attacks as reasons for a nationwide ban on what it calls ultra left elements. Obviously, New Delhi thinks that Andhra Pradesh has acted energetically. But the results in that southern state say something else. For one thing, the PWG stands banned for several months now. For another, the police has launched a stringent campaign and liquidated two active dalams (fighting groups) in the northern Medak district. That did not stop the PWG from murdering policemen and political leaders and blasting government buildings. Apparently a ban does not cripple an organisation. The BJP should ask the mother set-up RSS; it was banned in 1948 (in the wake of Gandhis assassination) and in 1975 (during the Emergency) and it is none the worse for the governments labour. The government had the option to invoke the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act of 1967 to crackdown on these and other avowedly violent groups. But it chose the POTO way for two reasons. Now it does not have to set up a tribunal to ratify the declaration; a designated authority, a bureaucrat, will okay the ban and this is so much predictable and easy. Two, and this is most important, a front page news across the nation gives the impression that terrorists are being cornered and the government is in total control. No matter what the reality is. There is another misconception. The PWG in Orissa is a purely home grown thing and its only action has been to blow up a ministers house in Malkagiri. Its popularity is to be expected given the alarming level of poverty and the total alienation of the tribals from mainstream society. A ban, even if proclaimed from the all-powerful Centre, is not likely to convert sympathisers into opponents overnight. The Union Home Ministry should investigate the socio-economic reasons for the tribals to embrace extremism and not treat them as part of international extremism. |
History is not a pack of tricks History is a mirror of societythe mirror which reflects realities and, as such, is expected not to distort right images or project wrong ones. History is not "a pack of tricks we play upon the dead", as Voltaire once said. It is a medium that monitors and surveys events which in turn are suitably classified and analysed for posterity. A credible historical account acts as a guide to the future and hence the importance of accuracy in narration. We as a people are poor learners from history. It is also a fact that we have not much to boast about the tradition of recording events. That is the reason why we have had to mostly bank on the accounts of visiting scholars and other travellers. It, however, must be said to the credit of the liberal British tradition that at least some historians dwelt at length on several positive and fascinating aspects of India's rich past to the delight of nationalists. The past is past. But facts are sacred. Some historical accounts have been written with a colonial mindset and not from the point of view of people who constitute India, that is "Bharat". Certain narrations by some prominent historians have now been questioned by the new custodians of power because they wish to erase ugly facets of the past. This is not desirable if we have to build the nation on a solid foundation of Satyameva Jayate. History is not a plaything. It cannot be tailor-made to suit one group or the other. Nor can it be tempered with to promote a specific viewpoint. However, new facts can always be incorporated in an objective framework. This may not be an easy exercise. Some historians may have their biases. Certain observations of theirs may have been based on selective information. Still, so long as they maintain their overall objectivity, there should be no hassle. There are sensitivities galore in the Indian setting. Religion and social realities are very much intermixed. That is the reason why some inconvenient matters are either overlooked or underplayed or twisted out of shape. The recent controversy over rewriting history textbooks for school children has to be seen in this perspective. It is, of course, easy to strike tough postures. But tough postures do not solve intricate problems. They rather complicate even simple matters. As it is, history is a tricky but serious business. The controversy is basically political. The issues that have come up for a debate go back to 1963 when some leading historians toeing the Congress line like Dr Tara Chand took up the cudgels with R.C. Mazumdar's mode of writing history of the freedom movement. By the mid-sixties, the Marxists with the patronage of Nurul Hasan, the then Union Education Minister, took up
rewriting of history of India for school children. History is not for politicians to dabble in. Nor is it meant to be a plaything in the hands of political groups. This job is better left to historians in the true tradition of seeing men, matters and events without biases or colour of the party whose line they toe. It is a pity that some of the BJP leaders are wasting their time and energy on redoing history textbooks through their set angularities. Recording history has to be left to scholars who over a period can relook at the past in the light of new information, if any. A new India cannot be rebuilt on the basis of doctored facts. Nor can fiction turn into facts simply because "convenient historians" or "politician-scholars" like Dr Murli Manohar Joshi think that the new generation should learn history with a sense of pride. A sense of pride among Indians can be generated if we are true to our heritage and legacy and do our job diligently and honestly for the people and not for personal or partisan gains. Some of our historians like Ms Romila Thapar, Dr Satish Chandra and Prof R. S. Sharma enjoy high academic credentials and command respect at the world level. They are always regarded as genuine historians who see things broadly and objectively. It is not the job of the Director of the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT), Dr J. S. Rajput, to play with inconvenient narrations of the past to please his political bosses. The Human Resource Development Minister, however, does not think that there is anything wrong in rewriting history to calm religious sensibilities. He says: "I will teach correct history. I will teach Marxism, but I will also teach the failures of Marxism. Why should they object to it? I have only an Indian agenda." There is too much of "I" in Mr Joshi's assertion. It is not his job to teach school children what he wishes them to learn. This job is best left to scholars and academicians. The problem in our country is the absence of academic freedom and autonomy in our national institutions. Institutions are being destroyed by too much political interference by highly motivated rulers and sycophantic bureaucrats. This is the crux of the problem. And this is the curse on all that liberal and enlightened India stands for. It is true that no history writing is perfect. Nor is it ever final. With growing knowledge, the scope of history has to be widened. Also, no historical period and no historical personality have one point of view, and if there is one point of view the whole edifice of history will come crashing to the ground. It ought to be borne in mind that history is a scientific activity which has to be relentlessly pursued for finding truth about the past. I believe that no government agency should prepare textbooks. Ours is a free and open society. In the UK and the USA, there is no such practice whereby textbooks prepared by government or semi-government agencies are prescribed for school children. These books, if prepared by some independent bodies, are only recommended. It is left to independent historians to produce and publish books for school children. Good books thus elbow out the bad ones. But the academics in our country seem to have failed in this. It is not the lack of competence which stands in the way, but their lack of commitment to public duty and responsibility. They seem to be more interested in the pursuit of research and promotion of certain viewpoints rather than prepare proper and authentic textbooks for our school-going children. So, everything seems to have gone wrong. The remedy is simple: debate the whole issue in a purely academic manner eschewing polemical politics. Is this a tall order? What is required now is not rewriting of Indian history but widening its thrust and dimensions by correcting and supplementing facts after proper verification. Also, there is need for a closer examination of all facets of Indian history beyond the existing chronological account of kings and dynasties. It needs to be emphasised that only when Indians become aware of the evil influence of religious bigotry can they develop a sense of nationhood. Interestingly, Europe turned to religious tolerance and secularism only after getting exhausted with its bloody wars over religion. Even so, historians there never thought it necessary to expunge the Thirty Years' War from textbooks. It would do us a lot of good if history were to tell us objectively about the life and problems of the common people their hopes, struggles and sufferings. Equally pertinent are the questions given below: Why is it that while the civilisations of Greece, Crete, Rome, Babylon, Assyria, Egypt, etc, vanished leaving behind only a fragrant memory, the Indian civilisation has survived in a state of suspended animation, as it were, for thousands of years? Why is it that over and over again a handful of invaders could conquer this country of subcontinental dimensions without any popular resistance? Why is it that most periods of effervescence in literature and arts followed in the wake of conquerors and, with their degeneration? Why is it that all the conquerors, except the British, adopted Indian culture, way of life and revenue and administrative systems and, in the end, got absorbed into local populace? Why is it that the disintegration of every powerful dynasty commenced simultaneously with its attempts to perpetuate its memory in grandiose building projects? Why is it that while in other countries the growth of civilisation from a primitive society to the present day industrial one has occurred in a spiral fashion, in India it has moved in cycles? (Statindra Singh, Rewriting Indian History. Free Press Journal, Bombay, December 20, 1987.) On correct answers to these questions depend our appreciation of history. Here objectivity has to be the key, and not politics. For, history is a source of inspiration as well as of warning. As for Indian politics, it is a dirty game of washing dirty linen in public! History is sacrosanct and has to be handled with care and clean hands. |
Passing the test! The ministers countenance showed curiosity and amusement. I had just finished explaining to him the police side of a case. I had spoken in Punjabi, a language at which I was yet imperfect. I had spoken haltingly, and probably, nay, certainly, with wrong grammar, syntax and accent. The minister was in the chair, in a monthly meeting of the District Grievances Committee in Gurdaspur. It was the autumn of 1972. The Deputy Commissioner, the district heads of government departments, MLAs and the MP from the district and other political representatives were in attendance. My boss, the District Superintendent of Police, was, however, not present, being on leave. The DSP in-charge of Batala, a subdivision of the district, was also on leave, and I, an ASP then, almost fresh from the IPS Academy and hailing from Uttar Pradesh where I had had no truck ever with the native language of Punjab, was deputising for him, under a local arrangement ordered by the District Superintendent. You seem to be ill at ease with Punjabi, the minister remarked. Sir, it is not my mother tongue, I tried to defend myself. I hail from UP. However, I have already learnt the language quite a bit. I was even awarded a medal for proficiency in Punjabi as I stood first in the language examination at the IPS Academy, I informed the Minister in broken Punjabi, again haltingly, keeping back the fact that there were only two non-Punjabis who were required to take the language examination, and I had come out to be the better of the two! The minister didnt seem to be impressed. Okay, he said with quizzical eyes, I shall pass you if you tell me what Sewa means. Sewa, sir, I almost stuttered, in broken Punjabi which he and others must have been barely able to understand, means service like the one that Shrawan Kumar did to his parents. Alright, the minister looked expectant. And, sir, I added, it also means greasing the palm to get the work done. Yes, yes, the minister now looked happy and satisfied. And, sir, in police parlance, I continued, it may mean thrashing a suspect or the wicked and the crooked to extract a confession or to give him a taste of the police powers. The minister now seemed to be genuinely happy and declared before all and sundry: You have passed the test! |
Maoists deserve Taliban fate Yesterday, it was the Taliban. Today, it is the Maoists of Nepal. There is no difference between the two. Both are fundamentalists perhaps in different ways. Both believe in violence. Both are against democracy. If negotiation with the Taliban is anathema to the world, it should be no less so to negotiate with the Maoists. Prime Minister Deuba of Nepal has done well to announce that there will be no negotiation with the Maoists. The Indian authorities are worried of a link between the Maoists of Nepal and their counterparts in India the Maoist Coordination Committee, the Peoples War Group which have created mayhem in Bihar, Jharkhand, Orissa, Maharashtra, Chhattisgarh, Andhra. It appears the Maoists have not understood the significance of September 11. In an interview to The Times of India, Prachanda, the Maoist leader, is reported to have said: We view the September 11 events as terroristic, though we regard US imperialism as primarily responsible for this. In other words, he justifies the September 11 events. He must know that the world no more accepts terrorist methods, whatever may be the provocation or objective. India has a long border of 1,700 km with Nepal. It is an open border. It has been abused by both Nepalese and Indians, as also by the international mafia. Kathmandu believes that the Maoists are operating from India. There is truth in this. They are operating mostly from West Bengal. All the major Maoist conference take place in Siliguri under the nose of the Marxist government in West Bengal. It is time to discipline the CPM. India cannot allow Maoists to gain control of Nepal. On this, let there be no dobut. It can cause incalculable harm to India. But how can it prevent it? Not by direct intervention. Not even by announcing material support. We must mobilise the world. The international community is opposed to terrorist regimes. It can mount a rescue mission as in Afghanistan. But first Nepal must fall back on its own resources. It is here that India can be helpful. But not by advertising it. It was wrong on the part of Mr Vajpayee to offer assistance when it was not asked. He did the same by offering assistance to America of all countries! Nepal, however, must understand that the Maoist challenge is not without justification. Long neglect and feudal oppression have created favourable conditions for armed insurgency. So, as soon as the present revolt is suppressed, Nepal must take up a massive development programme. The success of Nepal is important for India. In fact, Nepal is a test case. If we allow the Maoists to succeed in Nepal, this will encourage the militants in the North-East of India. They may even follow the course taken by the Maoists. This will bring China back to the North-East. Nepal is multi-ethnic. What held it together was the monarchy. But it has little influence today in the countryside. The first demand of the Maoists is to abolish the monarchy. Are they justified in this? Let us examine the role of the palace. It refused to accept the transition to a constitutional monarchy, kept the Nepali Congress out of power for three decades, encouraged the communist movement by playing the China card against India and, finally, supported the Maoist candidates during the election against the candidates of the Nepali Congress. The palace has been notorious for its intrigues and is peopled by the drones of the Shah and Rana families. India was in favour of promoting democracy. This was the cause for the animus of the monarchy against India. Should India support such a monarchy? India should have no hesitation today to say no. It is true, the political parties (and that includes the mainstream communists) were for preserving the monarchy. But after the massacre of the royals, it is dobutful whether the people of Nepal are enamoured of the royalty. The communist movement in Nepal is divided. Three groups already exist the Communist Party of Nepal (United Marxist-Leninist) and the Communist Party of Nepal (Unity Centre), and the Maoist group, which is itself divided between its political and military wings, between Prachanda and Thapa. What is the cause for these dissensions? In plain words: the rivalry for power. That is why we cannot take any one of these men seriously. In any case, Nepals economic problems will take years for solution, whatever the regime in Kathmandu. The declaration of war by Maoists has done one good to Indo-Nepal relations. The Nepalese can no more play the China card against India. Nor will they want to seek arms from China. The war against the Maoists may last for months, but the war against the terrorists in South Asia will go on for a long time. In this war, India is with Nepal, and India hopes to work in close cooperation with Bhutan, Nepal, Sri Lanka and the Maldives all victims of terrorism. |
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Monida. Though many more boys than girls get school education today, their curriculum seldom equips them to look at the world of grown-ups and do justice to the complex man-woman relationship later in life. In colourful flipcharts are issues for discussion raised through a story where Shankar and his friends find out how to be a true man and then learn the secret of happy families and finally find out all about being safe. Little curiosity books with answers to over 100 questions that young people frequently ask about growing up are part of the module. Boys can read them on their own or have questions and answers read aloud in small groups to break the ice, Kakkar says. Young gullible minds, constantly bombarded with an overdose of sex on the television and the easily accessible Internet, harbour all the wrong notions on this aspect of growing up. And so we have a model with moving sections, transparent tubing and detachable parts that can be fitted back easily. This is a scientific way to make boys understand the structure and function of the male reproductive organs, condom demonstration and how vasectomy is done, Thoughtshop consultant Sujoy Ghosh says.PTI |
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DPA Bottoms up to brandy for apes this winter The monkeys at the Lucknow zoological park are in for a tipsy fun this winter as the authorities have decided to serve them with brandy should the temperature drop below two degree Celcius. The zoo has a total of 35 apes including two chimpanzees, one golden monkey, three Japanese monkeys, four stump-tail monkeys, five capuchin monkeys, a pig-tail monkey, four albino monkeys and a baboon. According to zoo Director B. Prabhakar, since the digestive system of the apes is similar to humans, they wont have problems digesting the brandy. The simians were given brandy in the past too under the supervision of vets when the state capital had faced bitter winter.
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The toxins and disease organisms in the flesh of animals transmit illness to humans.... If we look closely at our bodies we will see that we were not genetically engineered to eat meat. Our teeth and nails are not like those of carnivorous animals, and our interestines are long unlike those of meat-eating animals which makes our capacity to eliminate toxins dangerously slow. *** Ponder over the fate of millions of cows, goats, fish, sheep and chickens that are butchered every year for us to cook and eat! We kill them without so much as a thought mercilessly or at best we have others do so on our behalf. How carefree and unconcerned we remain about their suffering! ....What we do not realise is that when we base our happiness on the sufferings of other beings, we bring upon ourselves negative and undesirable consequences. *** One can be vegetarian for health, social, humane, economic, ethical or ecological reasons, but the reason saints advise us to abstain completely from taking meat of any kind is a spiritual one.... The burden we carry of destructive actions we have done in the past is already heavy and weighs us down; we should stop adding to this load we have unknowingly put upon ourselves.... We are inviting pain on ourselves in amounts equivalent to the pain we inflict. A Spiritual Primer,
Chapter 10 *** In order to get wealth and food grains, may cows, which should never be slaughtered, become more and more numerous. May cows with their calves be free from ordinary diseases as well as such dangerous diseases as tuberculosis. May sinful people and thieves never become masters of cows. May the cows of those persons who protest them go on increasing, and may they have long lives. Oh God, protect the cattle of the virtuous. Yajurveda, I.I |
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Russ Ortiz
Russ Ortiz | |||
Pitcher | |||
Born: Van Nuys, California |
June 5, 1974 |||
MLB debut
April 2, 1998 for the San Francisco Giants | |||
Last MLB appearance
April 17, 2010 for the Los Angeles Dodgers | |||
Career statistics
Win–loss record | 113–89 | ||
Earned run average | 4.51 | ||
Strikeouts | 1,192 | ||
Career highlights and awards
Russell Reid Ortiz (born June 5, 1974) is a retired Major League baseball pitcher. Ortiz played for the Atlanta Braves, Arizona Diamondbacks, Baltimore Orioles, San Francisco Giants, Houston Astros and Los Angeles Dodgers. He is 6 ft 1 in (1.85 m) tall, and weighs 220 pounds.
College and high school[edit]
Ortiz attended Montclair School in Van Nuys, California before he continued on to the University of Oklahoma. In 1994, he pitched for a Sooners squad that would win the College World Series. In 38 innings, he had three saves and 30 strikeouts.
Professional career[edit]
San Francisco Giants (1998–2002)[edit]
The right-hander was selected by the San Francisco Giants in the 4th round of the June 1995 Major League Baseball Draft. He was drafted as a closer, but converted to the starting rotation while in the Giants' farm system. On April 2, 1998, Ortiz made his major league debut in relief, collecting four strikeouts over two innings. The rookie bounced all over the Giants pitching staff and between San Francisco and Triple-A Fresno, working in relief, out of the rotation and in the minors as injuries and inconsistency plagued the Giants rotation.
In 1999, Ortiz came into his own and held on to his spot in the Giants' rotation, jumping on the scene as one of the National League's premier starters. His 18 wins was good for a tie of 4th in the NL and was in the top 10 in the senior circuit in many other pitching statistics.
2000 was a tale of two seasons for Ortiz, as he was rocked hard before the All-Star break to a tune of 3 wins, 8 losses and 7.55 ERA falling out of favor with manager Dusty Baker. He allowed 10 runs in a game versus the Milwaukee Brewers on May 21, 2000. Despite the ten runs, Ortiz won the game as the Giants outslugged Milwaukee 16–10, making Ortiz the first pitcher since Bob Friend in 1954 to allow 10 or more runs and still earn a win. Injuries in the second half of the season gave Ortiz the opportunity to redeem himself, and the California native shined. His 10–4 record and 3.22 ERA after the mid-summer classic helped San Francisco into the National League playoffs, and Ortiz started Game 3 of 2000 NLDS versus the New York Mets.
Ortiz returned to form in 2001 owning a 17–9 record a solid 3.29 ERA, anchoring the pitching staff, for a competitive Giants squad. He also set career highs in innings (218.2 innings) and strikeouts (169).
2002 would prove to be another good effort on Ortiz's part as he and the Giants came within one game of a world championship. Yet again, Ortiz had another stellar second half effort helping the Giants capture the 2002 NL Wild Card. His personal six-game winning streak down the stretch propelled San Francisco into the playoffs and Ortiz captured two more victories (with a 2.19 ERA) over Atlanta in the Division Series. He was not as successful however in the NLCS versus St. Louis surrendering four runs in 4.2 innings in Game 3 of that series. The World Series versus the Angels also featured two polar opposite games for the starter. The Halos shelled him for 7 runs in Game 2 of the World Series, as the Giants went on to lose 11–10. He returned to pitch the pivotal Game 6, and again redeemed himself working 6.1 innings of two-hit baseball. Manager Dusty Baker gave him the game ball when he took him out, assuming they would hold on to a 5–0 lead. The Angels came back to win the game by a final score of 6–5, and went on to win the World Series in 7 games.
Atlanta Braves (2003–2004)[edit]
Ortiz landed on the trading block in the 2002 offseason and was dealt to Atlanta for pitchers Damian Moss and Merkin Valdéz on December 17, 2002.[1] United with pitching guru Leo Mazzone, Ortiz put together a spectacular season, going 21–7 with a 3.81 ERA and collecting his only All-Star nod. With Ortiz as staff ace, the Braves won their 12th consecutive NL East title, and Ortiz took fourth place in the NL Cy Young voting. In a demonstration of how far the pitcher had come, Ortiz pitched a 1–0 complete game shutout and knocked in the game's only run against the eventual world champion Florida Marlins. Ortiz lost Game 1 of the 2003 NLDS against Chicago however, but once again bounced back to win Game 4 and force a deciding Game 5 that Atlanta would lose.
Ortiz displayed more pitching prowess in 2004 helping Atlanta to another division title while collecting a 15–9 record, with a slightly inflated 4.19 ERA. Another stellar late season game came in Montréal on September 4, as Ortiz carried a perfect game into the 6th inning and allowed only two Expos to reach second base in the complete game 9–0 shutout. That improved Ortiz to 5–0 with 1.13 ERA against the Expos in 2004. Still, Ortiz and the Braves could not advance past the first round of the playoffs as he was clobbered by Houston for 5 runs in 3 innings as the Astros advanced.
Arizona Diamondbacks (2005–2006)[edit]
Ortiz was on the move again in 2005, this time to Arizona as the Diamondbacks tried to overhaul their starting rotation and line-up after a 111 loss season the year before. Arizona's hefty four-year, $33 million deal lured the righty to the desert.[2] The pitcher who had never spent as much as a day on the disabled list in the previous seven seasons, battled a rib fracture after winning four of his first six games for the D-Backs. When he returned from the disabled list, Ortiz proceeded to lose six straight decisions and ended the year on a 1–9 slide.
2006 saw another injury (this time to his calf) and more poor pitching performances. On June 13, 2006, Ortiz was designated for assignment by the Diamondbacks as he sunk to 0–5 with an ERA of 7.54. The five losses contributed to 1–14 mark from May 2005 to May 2006, and the Diamondbacks simply could not afford to allow Ortiz to work out his issues at the major league level.[3] With nearly $22 million and over two-and-a-half years remaining on the contract, Arizona's cut of Ortiz is thought to be the most expensive release in Major League Baseball history.[4]
Baltimore Orioles (2006)[edit]
On June 25, 2006, the Orioles signed Ortiz to a one-year deal.[5] His first start for Baltimore and in the American League ended in a no decision on July 1 against one of his former clubs, the Atlanta Braves; but by the time the season ended, Ortiz had compiled a record of 0–8 with an ERA of 8.14.
To his credit up to this point, in 251 career games (241 starts) and 1,483.2 IP, Ortiz had 108 career wins to 76 losses, and an overall ERA of 4.28. He also had 1,072 career strikeouts to 773 walks. Ortiz had been a decent batter (for a pitcher) with a .208 lifetime batting average and 96 hits in 462 at-bats. He also had 22 career doubles, 6 career home runs and 44 total RBI. The pitcher also had a solid glove, committing only four errors in over 1,400 innings of work.
Return to San Francisco Giants (2007)[edit]
Ortiz was picked up by the Giants on January 9, 2007, and signed to a one-year contract for $380,000 to compete in spring training for the fifth starting position in the Giants' rotation. San Francisco general manager Brian Sabean noted that Ortiz while pitching winter ball in Puerto Rico showed both increased velocity and renewed movement in his pitches and was signed on that basis.
Ortiz won the fifth starter spot with an excellent spring training, posting a 3.00 ERA - over five points lower than his regular season ERA the previous year - in 18 innings pitched. In his second regular start, he posted his first win since 2005, and in his third start, he won again, this time defeating the Diamondbacks, who were still paying Ortiz the large majority of his salary.
However, later in the year, Ortiz was placed on the DL for an inflamed elbow, and when top prospect Tim Lincecum shined in his place, Ortiz was sent to the bullpen after his return. Ortiz was later placed again on the DL for a forearm strain and he returned in early August. On August 21, 2007, Ortiz left a game in the 5th inning after throwing three balls. Ortiz appeared to be suffering from elbow pain. Ortiz had missed 73 games in 2007 before this injury.[6] Ortiz underwent Tommy John surgery, and missed the entire 2008 MLB season.[7]
Houston Astros (2009)[edit]
On January 13, 2009, the Houston Astros signed Ortiz to a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training.[8] Ortiz won the job as the fifth starter for the Astros with a 3.18 ERA in seven spring training games.[9] Pitching in relief on April 8, 2009, he gave up a three-run home run to Mike Fontenot on his first pitch in an official major league game in almost two years.[10] However, after struggling in his first outing, Ortiz started this season 2–0. After that he went 1–6. He had a record of 3–6 with a 5.57 ERA on July 30, 2009 when he was released by the Astros.
New York Yankees (2009)[edit]
On August 5, 2009 Ortiz signed a minor league contract with the New York Yankees.[11] He reported to AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre and joined a minor league starting rotation. On August 17, Ortiz opted out of his contract with the Yankees to become a free agent.
Colorado Rockies (2009)[edit]
On August 22, 2009 Ortiz signed a minor-league deal with the Colorado Rockies and assigned to the Triple-A affiliate Colorado Springs. After going 0–1 with a 7.07 ERA for Colorado Springs he was released by the Rockies on September 5, 2009.[12]
Los Angeles Dodgers (2010)[edit]
On January 8, 2010, Ortiz signed a minor league deal with the Los Angeles Dodgers with an invite to spring training.[13] After good performances in spring training games, Ortiz was added to the Dodgers Major League roster to start the season. He was 0–1 with a 10.29 ERA in six appearances for the Dodgers and then was designated for assignment on April 18. He chose to decline a minor league assignment and became a free agent. He announced his retirement shortly afterward.
Personal life[edit]
Ortiz resides in Mesa, Arizona with his wife Stacy, two daughters Grace Elaine and Lilian Reid and son Hudson.
In high school he was a teammate of future major league DH Brad Fullmer. Fullmer's Angels faced off against Ortiz' Giants in the 2002 World Series, and a 7th inning, Game 6 single by Fullmer chased Ortiz from the game (despite the Giants being up 5–0 at the time). Anaheim would rally to win the game 6–5 and eventually the World Series four games to three.
See also[edit]
- ^ http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/baseball/news/2002/12/17/braves_giants_ap/
- ^ http://www.chattanoogan.com/2004/12/11/59759/Atlanta-Braves-Pitcher-Russ-Ortiz-Signs.aspx
- ^ http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/columns/story?id=2483498
- ^ Yahoo! Sports - Sports News, Scores, Rumors, Fantasy Games, and more
- ^ http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/wire?section=mlb&id=2500135
- ^ Schulman, Henry. "Ortiz struggles to keep his pitching arm right." San Francisco Chronicle. Tuesday, August 21, 2007. http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/chronicle/archive/2007/08/21/SP4VRLUV0.DTL. Accessed on August 21, 2007.
- ^ The Associated Press (2009-01-14). "Ortiz invited to Astros camp". espn.com. Retrieved 2009-01-14.
- ^ Alyson Footer (2009-01-13). "Astros sign Ortiz to Minor League deal". MLB.com. Retrieved 2009-01-13.
- ^ Alyson Footer (2009-04-04). "Astros set roster; Ortiz cracks rotation". MLB.com. Retrieved 2009-04-13.
- ^ Jose De Jesus Ortiz (No Relation) (2009-04-09). "Rough Start sinks Astros in Series Finale with Cubs". MLB.com. Retrieved 2009-04-09.
- ^ http://nesn.com/2009/08/report-ya/
- ^ Thomas Harding. "Rockies to sign Ortiz". Retrieved 2009-08-23.
- ^ Ken Gurnick. "Dodgers sign Ortiz, Restovich to Minors". Retrieved 2010-01-08.
External links[edit]
- Career statistics and player information from MLB, or Baseball-Reference, or Baseball-Reference (Minors)
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- Lancaster JetHawks players
- Tucson Sidewinders players
- Bellingham Giants players
- Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Yankees players
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- 1974 births
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'Beautifully horrific' film tells history, dangers of deer ticks
KINGSTON, R.I. – July 31, 2008 – For the second straight year, "Hidden in the Leaves" – a documentary about ticks and Lyme Disease – will be shown at the Rhode Island International Film Festival.
Written and produced by University of Rhode Island film media Professor Mary Healey Jamiel and entomology Professor Thomas Mather, "Hidden in the Leaves" will be shown Sunday, Aug. 10 at 5 p.m. at the URI Feinstein Providence Campus, 80 Washington St. It was still in production when it was screened at the festival last August, but viewers will see the finished version this year.
"Last year, what viewers saw was really a sketch of what became a really solid narrative of how the landscape has allowed ticks to interact," Healey Jamiel said. "On the other hand, the film tells the story of Polly Murray, who really brought attention to the harmful impact of Lyme Disease on the lives of individuals who suffer from it."
Told through the eyes of Mather, director of the Center for Vector-Borne Disease at URI, the 24-minute film covers the history of the connection between deer ticks and Lyme Disease, which began to come to light in the 1970s. It shares the experiences of individuals living with Lyme Disease, and also gives viewers tips for prevention and treatment of tick bites.
"This is a beautifully horrific film," Healey Jamiel said. "Between the landscape of the region, and the ticks themselves, there is a lot of beautiful footage. At the same time, you are talking about scary little creatures that have had a dramatic impact on many lives throughout the region. Inevitably in Rhode Island, we all have been impacted by it, or we at least know someone who has."
More than 717,000 Rhode Islanders are at risk for encountering a deer tick where they live, which constitutes nearly 75 percent of the state's population.
"It tells a pretty dramatic story because of the widespread growth of the disease, as it pertains to public health issues," Healey Jamiel said. "Over the last year, it has been amazing to get emails from people around the country who have been touched by the film."
The completed film debuted on the URI campus in June, and has been aired four times on Rhode Island's public television station, Channel 36 (Cox 8). Healey Jamiel, Mather and others involved in the production of the film will be on hand for the showing at the Rhode Island International Film Festival. For ticket information, visit www.film-festival.org.


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A brilliant but eccentric scientist begins to transform into a giant man/fly hybrid after one of his experiments goes horribly wrong...
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- August 15, 1986
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- Director:
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Seth Brundle is a scientist working on teleportation. Just when he thinks he's ironed out the last bug in his system, the intervention of a common house fly turns Seth into a 6 foot insect.
I wanted to start seeing some more Cronenberg films, so I took advantage of this playing on cable. I really didn't think I was going to like it as much as I did. It is an extremely well done sci-fi flick. And Jeff Goldblum gives a surprisingly great performance. Now I have to see the original.
over 10 years ago
Anyone watch the US Women's Gymnastics Team Trials? :p
Anyone else confused by the team selection criteria? And what is this "Karolyi camp" that go to before the actual team is chosen? So it appears that the only two athletes that were able to secure spots on the team were Courtney Kupets and Courtney-no-neck-McCool (is it just me, or does it seem like her muscles are over-ly tone?!)? :confused:
Anyhoo, nice to see some good Asian American representation at the Trials. Let's see...so here is my prediction:
1. Courtney Kupets
2. Courtney McCool
3. Carlie Patterson
4. Mohini Bhardwaj (funny how Pamela Andersen is financing her..Go Mo!)
5. Tabitha Yim
6. Allyse Ishino
7. Holly Vise
8. Tasha Schwikert
9. Annia Hatch
I can't believe trampoline is an Olympic Sport *shaking head*
Looks like it may be a good year for US Women's Gymnastics Team--let's see how they will perform at the Olympics.
over 10 years ago
The younger Goldblum and Davis are really the only reasons to watch this, with Goldblum looking like he was practicing some fly moves right from the start, like the darting eyes and weird tongue thing. After the experiment went wrong they used gobs of sugary goo to recreate Goldblum's metamorphosis, until eventually he was just one big gob of goo so they could blow off his gooey head. Pretty much over the top. Geena Davis is appropriately semi-hysterical from mid-movie on, then close to completely out of her mind when she's pregnant with HIS child. Well it wouldn't set well with most folks to have THAT fermenting inside of them either, so it works. I wouldn't eat watching this movie. Even though you know its fake the imagery is not mouth-watering, unless you eat like a fly.
There's reasonably good chemistry between Goldblum and Davis which engages you in the sad side story of the destruction of Them as he literally falls apart.
This is the movie they watched when they picked Goldblum to play Malcolm in Jurassic Park. He rattles off the jargon as good as they come and should get the Award for Best Technobabble if they ever start up that category.
This movie was too yucky for me to enjoy a lot. Even though you can actually chuckle at him losing body parts the overall effect is not endearing. It gets a 7.5/10 mostly because I liked the actors.
The Fly II is also on the same DVD but I'm not going to watch it, a semi-stupid sequel I've seen pieces of before. It was just the way to buy The Fly. There's just a few trailers as extras on the Fly side of the disk. The video is OK and the audio isn't bad at all; I actually heard something from the surrounds now and then which is more than you can say for some older movies that claim a 5.1 mix. The DVD gets a 7.5/10 also only because there's another movie on it otherwise its a 7/10. If the other movie would've interested me it'd be an 8/10.


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Stepmom seduces her stepsom: part 1
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Posted Thu 28th of June 2012
hi my name is ritesh n my moms name is meena. Infact she is my stepmom.my mom passed away when my age was just 14 months. I had 2 sisters older than me but still young enough 2 take care of me n our house. So my dad had to marry again.
My stepmom loved me as i was cute in my younger days with curly hair reaching upto my shoulder. We lived in a small house that was 1BHK. I was of 8 years now and we use to watch television together after we had our lunch done.
I was very deeply interested in cricket i always wanted to watch cricket but my sisters wanted to watch T.V serials. For this reason me n my sister had to fight sometimes. once my stepmom(meena) told me to come with her n have
a sleep in bedroom n let my sisters watch T.V. I agreed n went with her to sleep. As winter was going on,i took my shawl with me. I told her that i wanted to see the cricket match n my xpressions on my face also told the same.
But she had a better plan for me. I was sleeping beside her.she told me to come and sit on her lower stomach. She was dressed in a yellow saree which showed her stomach which was very much flat and also sometimes a little cleavage would be visible.
As i sat upon her stomach, she moved her saree a little bit which showed her blouse. She unbuttoned one of her button on blouse,which showed a little more cleavage. I din't knew at that time what she was doing. After that she took out her left breast
out of her blouse,n i was surprised by seeing the size of that balloon.I think it might be 38DD. Also i saw a brown coloured something with something pointing out from the centre of it. i asked her what was that called. she told me in sweet voice that
that broun thing is called tit n one which was pointing out as nipple. she told me to touch that balloon. I was unable to catch hold with a single hand n so i trid it with both hands n guess wat happened, i wasnt able to hold tahat balloon like boob in both hands completely,
but it felt gret playing with that thing. i told her that i liked that thing. she told me finger it around her tit in circles. i did what she told me n after some seconds her nipple grew longer and pointing it towrds me as if a bullet will be released from it to kill me.
she told me to come closer to her boob n she told me to play with the boob,tit n nipple with my mouth. i did what she told me, n i was starting to enjoy it aswell. but i was little uncomfortable with her saree coming between us.so i complained about this to her.
She immediately took her saree off from her body n told me start again. but it was still uncomfortable for me b'coz of her blouse coming i n between,so she finally decidedto undress herself on the upper half.she took off her blouse which showed her with bra from which one boob was hanging.
she asked me to help her in taking her bra off her body. I put my hands behind her back and opened hooks of the bra. immediately her right boob also came out as if coming out from a prison. her body structure looked awesome with her 38DD hanging in front of me.
she agained layed down on her back n i again took hold off her boobs. i would sometime lick her right boob and play with her left one and viceversa. i enjoyed every bit of that. she was moaning a little all the time and told me that she is also enjoying.after 20 minutes or so
she came up to sitting position n unbuttoned my pant n than opening my zip.and than pulled my underwear down completely took out from my body. i dint know wat she was doing but i saw that my penis was saluting meena for her good works. i asked her how that happened. she told that it was totally natural.
she took my penis in her hand between her thumb and index finger. she moved my skin down and then brought back.she did this for sometime and i realized that my penis became a bit larger. she told me to see that in the mirror and asked whether i noticed it bigger or not, i told offcoure it is bigger .
i told her that she was a magician.she parted her legs and moved her lowers higher upon to her stomach and then mved her panties down to her knees.she hold one of my finger in her hand and brought near to her vagina.she first showed me her hole with her hand and then asked me to insert in to the hole.
i took my finger and started moving near her vagina. but i was unable to see her hole as there was a black forest near her vagina. she told me to find it myself by moving it hear and there, finally i found her hole and inserted my finger inside it. she told me to move it inside and out repeatedly and i did what she told. she started moaning as i increased
my speed n then i was told to do that thing with now 2 fingures. i obeyed her and saw that she was really enjoying it. after some time she stopped me,told me to come above her and insert my penis into her. i did as i was told but i was unconfortable as her lowers csme between me and her so i told her above that.
she immediately took her panties out of her body n then lowers too. now we both were fully naked. i enjoyed seeing her fully naked body.now i sat on her thighs as she told me to. her legs were smooth as had done them waxed.her thighs were really smooth n also strong so she managed me on them. she told me to hold my penis and move inside her hole. i tried that but her pussy
was really tight.she than took some saliva from her mouth in her fingers and lubricated her pussy. she now told me to try it again. also she helpedd me by parting her legs a bit more with her hands andi pushed my penis into her pussy. i pussed it a little and asked was it ok... she told me to push harder into her. i did what she told. i also felt some pain in my pennis and moaned a little.
i contiued with this for a minute or two n saw that her boobs were crying been left out from out of play. i immidiately took hold of them and caressed them with my hands,sqeazing and licking those nippies....
i would like to tell that her nippies would have been nearly about 9 to 10 mm.we continued this for nearly about 10 minutes slowly and steadily and we both enjoyed a lot. at last she told me to take my lion out from her caves .as i was tired too, my lion came out too. she dressed herself again n told me to do so. i took my pants n wear it again. she brought her head near mine n started giving me kisss on my head n cheeks. she than brought her lips near mine and gave me a small smooch continued by long smoochs, i told her i wanted to still play with her boobs.
she immediately opened it for me and i started playing with those monsters.she told me not to tell about what we did or we will be in trouble. i din't knew when i slept playing with those monsters. and this was the day i'll remember forever in my life
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2013-03-31 18:57:17
my name is mary lou. im 62 & havent been fucked for 5 years. my husband passed & his son ronnie asked if he could spend the weekend with me while his house was being painted. i agreed & the 1st night he came over, watched a movie & he was wearing just a pair of shorts. i could tell he had a hardon. i went to bed, & left me door cracked & i could see him through the door.after awhile i saw hiw go into my clothes hamper & he pulled out a pair of my silky panties & went back to the couch. he pulled his cock out & it was huuuge !! he wraped my painties around his cock & held up a picture of me & jacked off. he came soo hard & there was cum all over my panties. he put them back & the next morning i went into his room with my soiled panties & acted mad & said " ronnie, what the hell is this ??? why did you cum in my panties??" he didnt say anything & froze & i said " u better start talking....where u thinking of me ?? do i turn u on ?? what do u want to do to me ??
2013-03-07 13:44:30
Those who hav problem just fuck off....:D
anonymous reader
2012-07-24 04:34:29
This year (to avoid disapointment) I have kept my wish list VERY miaimnl. Waffles for breakfast (with bacon and whipped cream and maple syrup pretty much the Weight Watchers nightmare) Home made Mothers Day cards and a whole day where I don't have to do anything, no washing, no nappy changing, no dinner cooking NOTHING! Just hugs and kisses and love. Actually maybe I am expecting too much? hah
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2012-07-01 13:27:48
They rule the world of techinical support call lines, lolz.
anonymous reader
2012-07-01 07:40:51
Well..my life is BETTER..I fucked my mother's pussy ever since I was 12. Mom is a widow and a horny one. But..we live in a small village..and we are poor. On my 12th birthday mom gave me her mature body to became a MAN. We have sex about 3-4 times a week. That's the ONLY enjoyment we have and we are not complaining. I love to inject my thick 6 oz,. semen in mother's cunt..it's like in heaven. Mom is a screamer..and that adds up our joy while we are fucking.
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ichigo never saw kyoka suigetsu which means he would of known it was momo the whole time and yet he didnt say anything
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ichigo never saw kyoka suigetsu which means he would of known it was momo the whole time and yet he didnt say anything
He probably was saying something, but Aizen was using Kyoka Suigetsu to make none of them hear Ichigo.
It wasn't Momo until the very instant she was stabbed. Aizen simply used Kyoka Suigetsu to swap places with her while making it appear to everyone that he had not moved. That is why it was not until the very moment of the stabbing that Ichigo shouted at them all.
And as Hakuto said, even if Ichigo did try to say something to them, Aizen could have simply blocked it from their minds.
"The color fades along the intervals I follow."
Using Kyoka Suigestu to block out ichigo's warning if he gave any is a very reasonable explanation. The only thing I'm worried about now is that it means that Aizen is using Kyoka Suigetsu's shikai in front of ichigo which means he is now under its influence.
Well now that I think about it you have to see Kyoka Suigetsu activated to be under its influence so if Aizen activated it before Ichigo's arrival he should be fine.
Also it could have been that Momo rushed in and Aizen used her in a subsitution jutsu..... XD
The seven stakes of purgatory! ^^ Good thing to know that they will be the last thing you see before you die. ^^
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