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Miami LoungeA smooth and chilled electronica track, great as a backdrop for any scene needing a cool current.,https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATCLS_200.jpgSingle67406-ST$ 39.9567406-EX$ 69.9567406-W$ 149.95Keywords: Energetic, Atmospheric, Bold, Lazy, Punchy, Relaxed, Slick, Ambient, Sexy, Heavy Genre: Futuristic, Club, Trance - Dance, Electronica, Breakbeat, Electronic Production Types: Commercials, Reality TV, Video Games, Background Instrument: Electronic, Synthesizer, Instrumental
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Bridge To NowhereBouncy and playful with a Bluesy, Shuffle feel and warm organ creates a confident mood.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATUBU_200.jpgSingle7100207-ST$ 39.957100207-EX$ 69.957100207-W$ 149.95Keywords: Cool, Lazy, Leisurely, Refreshing, Bluesy, Sexy Genre: Blues, Jazz, Urban Production Types: Commercials, Home Videos, Product Videos, Background Instrument: R&B Band, Bass (Acoustic), Drums, Organ, Instrumental
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Tell Me A SecretAn intimate and smooth slice of R & B. Just right for some unobtrusive R & B flavor for your scenes.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS31DM_200.jpgSingle58008-ST$ 39.9558008-EX$ 69.9558008-W$ 149.95Keywords: Gentle, Hypnotic, Light, Sparse, Sexy, Mellow Genre: Themes, Club, Minimal, R&B/Soul, Urban Production Types: Commercials, Reality TV, Home Videos, Background Instrument: R&B Band, Piano, Instrumental
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Your TimeNighttime is the right time with this slow and intimate R & B selection. Ideal as an easy background for romantic moments.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/BS31DM_200.jpgSingle58010-ST$ 39.9558010-EX$ 69.9558010-W$ 149.95Keywords: Calm, Hypnotic, Intimate, Leisurely, Sensual, Tranquil, Sexy, Mellow Genre: Funky, Themes, Club, R&B/Soul, Urban Production Types: Commercials, Reality TV, Home Videos, Background Instrument: R&B Band, Synthesizer, Instrumental
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Silky LoungeFeaturing sultry female vocals, this track features some elements of Drum&Bass and downtempo. Perfect to illustrate any chill - relaxed situation.https://www.smartsound.com/strata/images/STRATLH_200.jpgSingle68108-ST$ 39.9568108-EX$ 69.9568108-W$ 149.95Keywords: Cool, Atmospheric, Relaxed, Sensual, Sultry, Ambient, Sexy, Mellow Genre: Futuristic, Lounge, Drum & Bass, Chill, Electronica, Downtempo, Electronic Production Types: Commercials, Home Videos Instrument: Electronic, Piano (Electric), Vocal
Silky Lounge from the album Light Hearted
AbyssLove exists infinitely within this songs smooth bass line, jazzy-flute and flamenco style guitar. Features Vocals. n nAbyss, , Don't wake me up, from this dream,, Don't you wake me up from this dream, no, , Oceanside round 3a,, under moonlight once again, Sleep elusive to me now,, need to know what its all about, , And I, can't tell , caught between awake and a dream, (Awake and a dream),, Reaching out, and everything is fading in steam, , Don't wake me up, from this dream, Don't shake me out, feels right to me, , Can't resist, stepping back out into the mist, Sink, or swim, the love you give lives into abyss, hey!, , (Don't wake me up, from this dream), don't wake me up,, From this dream, (Don't shake me out, feels right to me), no, no, no, oh, (Don't wake me up, from this dream), don't wake me up,, Don't shake me out, from my dream, here in abyss, (Don't shake me out, feels right to me), let me dream,, Feels right to me, feels right to me, don't wake me up, , [Guitar feature], , (Don't wake me up) (2x), , [Adlib],https://www.smartsound.com/voxation/images/VOXJEL_200.jpgSingle68001-ST$ 39.9568001-EX$ 69.9568001-W$ 149.95Keywords: Sleek, Cool, Sensual, Sultry, Tender, Sexy Genre: Soulful, Smooth Jazz, Lounge, Indie Artist, R&B/Soul, Urban, Vocal Production Types: TV/ Film Drama, Commercials, Indie Film Instrument: R&B Band, Bass (Electric), Brass, Vocal
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UF political science professor analyzes John Edwards trial
By Marc Whiteman on April 24th, 2012 | Last updated: July 23, 2013 at 9:26 am
It's day two in court for John Edwards. The two-time presidential candidate is indicted on 6 charges of his money dealings during his campaign, where he's charged with slugshing illegal money to hide his pregnant mistress, Rielle Hunter. Edwards could […]

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MLK, Jr.: "Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that." {Updated}
…and Why we shouldn't, either.
I mourn the loss of thousands of precious lives, but I will not rejoice in the death of one, not even an enemy.
Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness: only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate: only love can do that.
~ Martin Luther King, Jr.
Update: the above quote has been declared a fake. The sentiment, however, has inspired millions. We'll call it a draw. ~ ed.
Update: the quote above, minus the first line, is real. I've enlarged the real quote. The two sections were conflated courtesy a million facebook wall posts.
Why we may not want to celebrate killing of Osama.
We Americans must all remember: when we pray for revenge, or war, or victory, we inadvertently pray for other things, too.
While our celebrations in America, last night, have been joyous, and bipartisan, and have not vilified Muslims (thank God), there is still the shadow of an uncomfortable visual parallel to those images that fill us with so much fear and hate: young men in Iran, etc., celebrating by burning our flag, chanting Death to America.
Death is not sport.
And so while I'm grateful Osama is gone—his absence gives me hope for peace, for safety of innocents civilians—I do not know that we should indulge in the satisfaction of sated hatred.
That said…
"I've never wished a man dead, but I have read some obituaries with great pleasure." – Mark Twain
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This is exactly what I was feeling last night. While I completely understand that people would want resolution and justice for those killed in September 11th, 2011 I couldn't escape the feeling that 2 wrongs were not going to make a right here. Murder begets murder, evil begets evil and I've always thought there is no better revenge than a life well lived versus a life taken. It seems a mass need has been answered by this act so I hope it brings the fruit that everyone wants.
I agree. Love is the answer. And I ask, where does all the hate come from. It comes from our ego's who have to right. And will do anything to make a story right. And will fill in the blanks. Our egos lives depend on it. Food for thought
Dr. King Was a light unto the world. We need more inspirational leaders fighting for peace, love, and equality for all human beings. We should not rejoice in the brutal murder of another human being and his family, regardless of circumstanc…e. My heart goes out to all that have been lost; In America, In Afghanistan, in Pakistan, and all over the world who suffered at the hands of brutal and senseless violence. May we all strive to live together in a peaceful world. Dr. King's Dream became a reality through the tireless efforts of the people that shared in his vision.
Kimberly Ann Johnson Prov 24.17, "Do not gloat when your enemy falls; when they stumble, do not let your heart rejoice"; Ezek 18.32, "I take no pleasure in the death of anyone, says the Lord"; Ezek 33.11, "I take no pleasure in the death of the wicked."
These verses reflect how I feel. Some relief, some sadness – not celebration. Intellectual resolve, pride that our country had the determination to see this through. Hopeful that others will think twice before they attack America or any other nation in such a way. Sadness for the many martyrs who agree with the al Quaida and Taliban causes and are willing to kill others and themselves over such beliefs.
This quote, while timely, is only partially MLK:
Perhaps the first sentence was used in a speech of MLK. It can exist outside of the book you refer to. And, in the big picture – it doesn't matter. It is a good opening line and in the style of MLK.
Thank you for posting this! I think it is so strange that people are actualy out PARTYING like it is new years eve or something. Obviously he was not a good guy, but the death of any living thing is sad. I am praying for all of the families of 9/11, but also for Osama's family.
So glad I found this. I was thinking that there was something wrong with me that I wasn't thinking "ding dong the witch is dead" along with everyone else. Glad to know that there is basis and others that feel similarly.
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First, the Mark Twain quote you posted was bogus as well. It was actually said by Clarence Darrow. Integrity is a yogic value as well.
Second, I think you need to re-think why people were so happy to hear the news about bin Laden. I think it had little to do with hatred, or dancing on the man's grave… people were taking satisfaction knowing that a mass-murderer of nearly 3,000 lives wasn't going to get away with it.
A very facile analysis…
The commentaries, postings, and comments that there was all this rejoicing has been completely overblown. A tiny tiny fraction of the US population took to the streets and celebrated(and most of them were young people who were like 10 years old when 9/11 happened). Just because the media showed it doesnt mean that that is the overall sentiment.
Waylon. You are cool. Nuff said.
The misquote of MLK was a mistake that went viral. A 23 year old English teacher in Japan wrote the first sentence in her blog and then immediately quoted MLK (the quote beginning with "Returning hate . . . " is from from a 1957 MLK sermon). She used quotation marks for the MLK quote and attributed it to MLK.
Then somebody cut and pasted her remark along with the MLK quote and ended up dropping the quotation marks so that it read as if the whole thing was a quote from MLK. Then, to make matters worse, somebody sent the quote by Twitter and because of the word limit dropped all of the real quote and kept only the erroneous first sentence and the attribution to MLK.
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[…] Jessica Dovey, a Penn State graduate student, had tweeted the quote with some musings of her own as well. […]
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Archive for the 'God's Plan' Category
A Life-Changing Phone Call
When the phone rang in Larry's office, Bryan, a movie producer in Hollywood, was on the other end asking for some help on behalf of a troubled friend named Mark. Larry obliged and hung up the phone.
But when he picked up the phone to call Mark, there's no way Larry could have known what was about to happen. Continue reading
A (Truly) Silent Night
The inspirational moments behind the creation of music are often as varied as the music itself. Military victories, movements of God, and even the loss of loved ones, have brought about some of the church's most beloved music.
But the "inspiration" behind the hymn Silent Night was nothing more than a broken organ. Continue reading
We're Checking In…for Good!
Painting the walls. Hanging the family portrait. Rearranging the furniture. Replacing a couch. Setting out pictures of friends. Sounds like a normal weekend remodeling project in the suburbs, right? But what if it were a hotel room? Would that be a little weird?
Then why do we do the same thing with our lives in general? Continue reading
The Redemption of Trash
The next time you're in New York City, pay close attention to the sidewalks; due to the art of Joshua Allen Harris, they tend to come alive with moving representations of nature, science fiction, and mythology.
But what makes these artistic masterpieces truly unique is the "materials" he uses to build them. Continue reading
Why Did You Wait So Long?
Civil war, disease, and poverty were wreaking havoc on those living in China during the 19th Century. Each year millions of men, women, and children died from these terrible living conditions. Sadly, almost none of them knew Christ, and were thus separated from God eternally.
But in spite of the millions, a man named Ni was only concerned about one: his father. Continue reading
The Conversion of Adoniram Judson
Adoniram Judson would prove to be one of the most effective missionaries of the 19th Century. During his ministry, over 200,000 Burmese would be led to faith in Jesus Christ. But all of that would have to wait until the young atheist first gave his life to Christ.
And that would happen in a most dramatic way…. Continue reading
Learning English for the Glory of God
For most of us, learning proper syntax and correct grammar was as exciting as watching grass grow. We diagrammed sentences, studied subject/verb agreement…and hated every minute of it. But for Immaculée Ilibagiza, a young African girl caught in a civil war, learning English became a matter of life and death. Continue reading
The Legacy of Welles Crowther
Though they had never met one another, Judy Wein and Ling Young had much in common. They were both in the South Tower when the World Trade Center was attacked by terrorists on September 11, 2001. They were both bleeding and terrified, as well. Worse, they were both trapped.
But they would share one more commonality on that fateful day. Continue reading
How God Gains Our Trust
There are lots of influences in our lives, each begging us to trust them. If we're wise, we only follow those who can prove they are worthy of our trust.
Long ago, when Dr. Evan Kane asked people to trust him, he proved himself in a most unusual way. Continue reading
Lord, Help Charlie Stoltzfus!
The world is a broken place. A really broken place. Thus, many people – even many Christians – wonder if intercessory prayer actually works.
But Tony Campolo isn't one of them. He knows for a fact that intercessory prayer works! Continue reading


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Battalion changes command
October 28, 2013 Lt. Col. David Bruschwin, of Bismarck, has assumed command of the North Dakota National Guard's 164th Engineer Battalion. A change of command ceremony was held Oct. more »»
Brand new facility
October 20, 2013 MINOT AIR FORCE BASE – When air traffic controllers at Minot Air Force Base are at work, they are in the newest and most modern control tower of the Department of Defens. more »»
Retired Lt. Gen. Dick Newton:
October 13, 2013 Editor's note: These two stories are from an interview with retired Lt. Gen. Dick Newton Oct. 2 in Minot. A story on Newton published in the Oct. more »»
Retired Lt. Gen. Dick Newton:
October 13, 2013 Retired Lt. Gen. Dick Newton says he believes the Department of Defense budget is going to get smaller whether or not there is sequestration. more »»
Veteran receives his medals
October 6, 2013 Submitted Photo Gerald Wickman, left, of Burlington, was presented military service medals for his service in the U.S. Army. Sally Johnson, veteran constituent services representative for Sen. more »»
October 6, 2013 Airman Anna Paulus graduated from basic military training at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, San Antonio, Texas. more »»
Basin Transload receives Patriot Award
October 4, 2013 James Opitz doesn't have to worry about his employer, Basin Transload LLC, an affiliate of midstream logistics and marketing company Global Partners LP, supporting him being a soldier in the North... more »»
Fire victims remembered
September 29, 2013 Ron Fandrick, a young airman in the Air Force from Underwood, was at Syracuse University in New York attending classes 54 years ago when the dorm he was staying in caught fire and burned. more »»
DAV plate allows parking in handicap zones
September 29, 2013 A disabled veteran who has a Disabled American Veteran plate now can park his or her vehicle in a handicap zone without the use of a separate handicap sign or notice in their vehicle, said Jamie... more »»
Volunteer van drivers needed
September 3, 2013 The Department of Veterans Affairs Transportation Networks is in need of volunteer van driver. more »»
Visiting the crash site of Mag the Hag II
July 14, 2013 Editor's note: Paul Butterworth, of Newnan, Ga., who is a relative of Minot pilot 1st Lt. Harry W. more »»
Former Marine raising awareness for veterans
June 9, 2013 Former U.S. Marine Corps Sgt. Chuck Lewis is Walking for the Fallen – USA. A Vietnam veteran, Lewis, 62, of Ronan, Mont., stopped in Minot on his trek that started from Everett, Wash. more »»
June 9, 2013 Capt. Gregory Buxa retired from the U.S. Coast Guard on June 5. Buxa has been in the Pacific Area at Alameda, Calif., since July 2010, where he was responsible for Pacific Area Preparedness Plannin. more »»
Commander explains need for nuclear triad
May 19, 2013 (Editor's note: These stories and photos are a continuation of information from the Sunday, May 5, edition of The Minot Daily News about the nuclear triad symposium held in Minot earlier this mont. more »»
Bob Joseph: Russia, China expanding nuclear forces
May 19, 2013 Russian and Chinese leaders see their relationship with the United States much differently than the U.S. more »»
Huessy: Nuclear triad has excellent deterrence rates
May 19, 2013 Nuclear weapons have excellent rates in deterring conflicts. They're stopping anyone from using nuclear weapons against the U.S. or its allies, says the president of a defense consulting firm. more »»
Presenters weigh in on nuclear triad at symposium
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Guard commissions Monsignor Gion
May 5, 2013 BISMARCK – The North Dakota Army National Guard welcomed a Catholic chaplain to its ranks in a ceremony held at Raymond J. Bohn Armory in Bismarck Tuesday. more »»
May 5, 2013 Christopher Hickel, of Minot, has been promoted to the rank of sergeant with the North Dakota Army National Guard's 191st Military Police Company. Hickel enlisted in the National Guard in April 200. more »»
Air defense ready to protect Capitol
April 28, 2013 GRAND FORKS — More than 200 members of the North Dakota Army National Guard's 1st Battalion, 188th Air Defense Artillery Regiment, will be honored today before leaving for a yearlong deploymen. more »»
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Becoming a parent is an exciting prospect but also a worrisome one, as there is no end to the preparations and planning.
One thing many new parents worry about is money, especially under the current financial circumstances with high youth unemployment and the price of necessities such as fuel and food increasing.
A good idea to start off with for new parents is to create a baby register at your favourite retail store or a baby specialty store. This works similar to how a bridal registry does, letting the people coming to your baby shower know the things you need the most. When they go shopping at the store, they will be able to view the registry and pick an item they wish to give, and see what others have already gotten. Include EverybodyWhen making the registry, one good thing to keep in mind is also to make sure there are items in different price-ranges, so that everyone is able to buy something that fits into their budget. While this allows some to participate though their gift is worth a moderate amount, it is not uncommon for those who are able to to be very generous. Items received this way will help the budget out later. While having a baby registry helps out in the beginning of the child's life, many parents are now also thinking one step further, and worry about what state their son or daughter will find themselves in when they grow up. Young parents today know there can be many obstacles in a young adults way, with high unemployment, rising tuition fees, and a difficulty of entering the property ladder. Many of those parents chose to open up a Junior ISA for their child, to allow them as well as friends and relatives to contribute to a nest egg which the child will be able to access upon turning 18. Of course, an idea could be to instead of or alongside asking for physical gifts for the baby shower, to ask for a contribution towards their future. Brand New UnnecessaryAlso important to keep in mind as a new parent is that young children do not care or know about brands, or having the new hot thing. Hand me downs and items bought second hand will most of the time do splendidly. Buying new clothes for a growing baby can rack up quite the hefty cost, while dressing them in their youngest years in hand me downs or clothes from a second hand store can leave money left over for other things. Using cloth nappies rather than disposables also allows parents to save hundreds of pounds by the time the child stops using them, making it worth a consideration.
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The highs and lows of this past week
In a light-hearted attempt to pay homage to the Montreal Mirror, (in my opinion one of the best alternative English cultural weeklies in this city, and one I will dearly miss after being a faithful reader for over two decades), I decided to replicate their Angels and Insects section.
This past week has been particularly fruitful for inspiration…
Toula Foscolos
Let's start with Conservative Senator Patrick Brazeau, who decided to call Parliament Hill reporter Jen Ditchburn the "B" word (on Twitter, no less) simply because she wrote a scathing (but, well-researched and factually correct) article on the attendance records of various senators. According to her findings, Brazeau was absent for 25 per cent of the 72 sittings between June 2011 and April 2012. He also missed 65 per cent of meetings at the aboriginal peoples committee on which he sits and was away for 31 per cent of the meetings of the human rights committee, where he is deputy chair.
Senators are allowed to miss up to 21 days for personal reasons or travel. After that they get fined $250 for each day missed. Aside from how objectionable it is to see someone paid with our tax dollars react with such unprofessionalism and vitriol on a public forum, it also offends me that a paltry $250-fine per day is exacted from people who make a salary that far exceeds the average Canadians.
Instead of getting upset at a journalist who's simply doing her job, why doesn't the Senator (who eventually did apologize) expend the energy at improving his attendance record? If you missed a quarter of your workdays, would you still be employed? And yet… he's far from an exception. Ditchburn's story revealed that many others also have pitiful attendance records.
Personally, this Twitter spat only served to re-affirm my long-held belief that one way to solve the Senate attendance problem would be to simply abolish the Senate. Considering that members are not voted in, but appointed by the Prime Minister (nepotism at its finest), members rarely reject bills passed by the House of Commons (making them a highly-paid debating society, at best, and adding very little value to the "sober second thought"), and they can serve until the age of 75, there's a lot that I've always found questionable about the institution.
Of course, abolishing the Senate would be nearly impossible, since it would require the consent of all 10 provinces, and we all know how easy that would be…
I seriously let out a cry of joy when I heard that an application was finally available for iPhones, allowing us to pay for our parking remotely. No more fretting, running around to get to you're a parking metre in time to avoid a ticket. With the P$ Service mobile de Stationnement de Montréal you can now do it from the comfort of your restaurant seat. Sure, it costs 40 cents per use, but that's a small price to pay to avoid a $52 parking ticket.
"Call me a dreamer, but I think it would be great if getting medical attention were as easy as getting a gun." Andy Borowitz
When Obama's healthcare reforms were recently upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court, angry Republicans and people generally unclear on the concept unleashed a string of Twitter comments, threatening to move to… Canada. This, of course, makes as much sense as me threatening to move to Yellowknife to avoid the cold and snow. The level of ignorance, while entertaining, is sometimes staggering.
The mere fact that Obamacare was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court means the possibility of real healthcare for people who otherwise would not be able to afford it. You can debate the terms (is it a tax or a regulation?) all you want, but, there's something morally wrong about the lack of a universal health coverage in such a rich democracy. As American comedian Andy Borowitz said: "Call me a dreamer, but I think it would be great if getting medical attention were as easy as getting a gun."
Reforms never go unchallenged and it takes time to move forward. People forget because our comprehensive universal healthcare coverage is such a quintessential part of being Canadian, but when the our Medical Care Act came into place in 1966 many doctors, medical associations, private insurance companies (and basically anyone who stood to gain from the status quo remaining) opposed it vehemently. Now, most of us can't imagine this country without it.
Despite the protests of anger in the States that they're dangerously veering towards "socialism", they're nowhere close to that; the hard cold facts are that the bill is still highly flawed and many Americans will still remain uninsured, but it's admittedly a step in the right direction.
Even without the universal coverage that we Canucks enjoy, the U.S. spends much more money on healthcare than Canada, on both a per-capita basis and as a percentage of GDP, while our life expectancy is longer in Canada, and its infant mortality rate is lower than that of the U.S. Of course, many other factors and underlying causes come into play to account for these differences, but how anyone can be opposed to something that would improve healthcare coverage for so many in need is beyond me. The very first thing to consider the minute you've been handed a devastating medical diagnosis shouldn't have to be your bank account.


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this vid is 10 years old but still damn impressive! i wonder what happen to her
she must eat cum 3x a day the way she sucks it all up...
never had a woman that could perform like that, all they want to do is get it overwith-awesome
im in love....
That is the way to make a men happy.She is more than talented.
so sexcy.i m interest to sucking my cock like that.
She makes cocksucking look so nice, I'm almost tempted to try some hard dick to suck on and let it cum in my mouth..
This lady is the absolute QUEEN of all blowjob artists! God bless her! I only wish she'd open a blowjob college! How 'bout it guys? I'll kick in a few bucks if you will!
I WANNA SITCK MY BACK DICK IN heather's Mouth
If god created every women like heather there would be happy men everywhere
She is the absolute best of all
I don't care about the deep throat part. I hardly seemuch difference in the feel. But to have a woman who says "I've been waiting all day just to do this for you." that woman is worth a whole lot.
That's love
ahhh fuck.. i'm fuck.. im cu..... i think my brain would turn off in that situation too xD
she is perfect, great tits, pretty face and the best cocksucker. i love her
any chick needs 7 inch cock..?? lol
Best ever
hey, is this a forum for trading cards?
She's the BEST!
Watched it many times. Best bj video ever, makes me rock hard & the verge of blowing every time.
Holy crap, how the hell can she just take that all down like it's a walk in the park!? Fuck... Must've taken a while!
i wish my wife was that loving more often!!
My wife is good at blowing, but she doesn't want me to cum in her mouth... she doesn't like the taste, Damn! I wish she liked it as much as this bitch does.
If only I could get my gf to do this. so sick of hearing "sperm is icky" tbh...
Look at her eyes, look in her face she's the reason tho keep alive on this sick planet. I begrudge this man.
can u suck my ass.?
suck my dick!!!!
ps. this is a mad video!
i could take a cock sucking for her nightly...i want to marry her...
Oh gosh what a sweet girl. I love you darling, but i don,t have a cock.
I want that mouth!!!
wow heather....
her mummy n daddy must be so proud
does all amateur and pornstar can do that thing..why asia carrera and gingerlyn can't do that
obviously its the best blower in history and that swallow was one of her best! but too bad for the implants how does she breast-feed? grouse
we need more girls like her
It's so nice to see his wife's eyes in love and when she says: I love you after swallowing your spunk.... It is simply the perfect wife.
Thats so sexy when he cum down her throat,pornstar should do that!
tettona, bellissima, perfetta pompinara, un culo spettacolare da grandi penetrazioni, in piú anche fedele al marito....complimenti davvero
i love you awwwwwwwwww
ah heather brooke the only woman for me but it too late dammit lol
Where is her tongue piercing?? :(
only shit shit shit (inlove)
Oh, I love you! So sweet!! And her husband is the luckiest man on Earth..
i love how she deepthroats while hes cumming, all down her throat boner
highest peak of evolution known yet
best product of mankind.
Long live the Queen..Heather!
Said it before and again, "Two Lips on The Organ is better than "Roses on the Piano" Good Job Heather yahoo!!!!
so great swallow
how does she do that. he has a pretty big dick too. WOW. My wife only gets about half way and starts gagging.
what happen to her now??
Adorable. But just short of perfection in that she stopped caressing his balls with her free hand the moment she went in for the deepthroat.ending. If she had kept that up all during his orgasm we'd be talking about a true Hall of Blowjob Fame moment.
I want to see you on a spit roast.
Goddamn! ...you're such a hot women, you look so sexy with that white top tank and long blonde hair, you're the best in the world and also every man's dream.
It's the look she gives that does it for me. I knew a girl who could blow like that and boy she was always watching my face when I dropped my load, showed it to me on her tongue and looked at me when she swallowed. I'm gonna bash one out now.
Looks a bit like Sara Jessica Parker
She's incredible. She's a woman in love, she love to your husband. I can see in your eyes when she said:" I love you". That never I saw in other actress because she is not an actress, she is a wife. The perfect wife.
the goddess of head!......period!
The only problem this guy has is that sex with anyone else after Heather is always going to be second best. Nice cock btw.
Meow :3
how crazy she is about cum......even not want to muss a single drop of cum
See how much the men love Heather? They tenderly stroke her hair. Her smile just lights up the screen. We love you honey. Keep bringing us joy.
she doesn't do anything i don't do to my partnet so imust be shit hot too lol ;)


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Courtship Connection, Romance and Dating
Sadly, the percentage of Courtship Connection blind dates that lead to second dates is far lower than the percentage of ladies at One First Street, though it's higher than the ratio of Supreme females to Supreme males dating back to the Court's beginnings. Barely.
One of the couplings that did beat the odds included two New York lawyers paired because of their shared love of My Cousin Vinny. Seeing that two Chicago early-twenty-somethings had named Vincent Gambini as their fave legal fictional character, I sent these two yutes out on a date, hoping to replicate that success.
She self-described as a "cute fun firecracker" looking for a "hilarious (like really ridiculously funny), goal-oriented, and tall" legal dude. He said he was a "gunner w/sense of humor" whose type is "good-looking, smart, intense but funny."
Firecrackers + gunners should make for a fiery night, right?
They met on a Thursday night at Southern (which seemed appropriately named for the Vinny theme). To identify himself, Funner Gunner said he would be wearing a "straightforward black v-neck or button-down shirt." He says:
I got there a bit early, and I sat at the bar (with my back to the door) watching baseball.
Really? You start a blind date by sitting with your back to the door while wearing something completely unremarkable? Regardless, the date got off to a good start, as Cute Firecracker was remarkable enough to catch the attention of the bartender — who then pried Gunner's eyes away from the TV:
At one point, the barback came up to me, pointed at a girl, and said "you know, I wish more blonde girls in blue and black striped dresses would walk in here!" He went on for a bit longer about girls who show up at this restaurant to meet people and end up leaving alone, and was really embarrassed when it turned out that the woman he was talking about was the one I was going to meet.
Well, telling her that story would have been an excellent way to start the night off with a bit of non-obsequious flattery. But it sounds like he kept it to himself. Female Firecracker says:
We talked about job hunting since he's doing it and I haven't been off the market too terribly long. He admitted that the key item on his list for prospective jobs is that he be able to take his shoes off at the office and walk around in socks. I thought this was strange, possibly unhygienic, and imagine that he would end up with a lot of really dirty socks.
Um, this is the same "cute fun firecracker" who said she was looking for someone with a sense of humor?
Since I could tell right away that it wasn't going to go anywhere I told him about a poll my co-worker and I took at work earlier that day (I have trouble not saying things that cross my mind) – "should guys pay for the entire date or should the girl split it?" The overwhelming consensus was that the girl should offer, but ultimately the guy should pay. He was adamant that he would never let a girl pay for the first date, which I appreciated (even though my co-worker finds it sexist). After telling him about the poll I immediately felt guilty, as I realized I had probably shamed him into paying even though the date wasn't going anywhere.
I really made an effort to split the bill, but he wouldn't let me. I would gladly have done so and wish that I had had more cash so that I could have forced it on him. After all, he's still in law school and I'm already a working girl.
You are indeed guilty as charged. Speaking of, why the need for cash? You could have charged, couldn't you have?
All bs aside, there just wasn't a spark and he must have realized it too because he didn't bother to ask for my number.
He says:
We sat at The Southern for about two hours, had two drinks and some hush puppies, and seemed to talk about work / school the entire time. She seemed to be going on a lot of blind dates because of the pressure to be in a relationship; I was more interested in having a new drinking buddy.
Friends with drinking benefits? Do you really need my help to find that?
She was perfectly nice and pleasant to be around, but it was a total mismatch.
Firecracker has a better match in mind for herself: Not-A-Douchebag. "Unlike Amazonian that went out Monday, I would have loved to be set up with a fellow big-lawyer," she says. "In fact, typically I wear contacts but maybe pink-shirt and I should give it a go and I'll break out my glasses. I appreciate dudes in pink shirts."
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Extensive need for rehabilitation and physical therapy is the norm with significant rotator cuff disease. Some patients never recover full function of the shoulder joint.
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Rotator cuff disease can be prevented by avoiding injury to the tendons of the shoulder. Rotator cuff disease can also be prevented by strengthening the rotator cuff muscles with exercises designed for this purpose. Repetitive strains, especially arm movements over the head should be limited.
Rotator cuff disease facts
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- The treatment of rotator cuff disease depends on the severity of the injury to the tendons of the rotator cuff.
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Catholic nun kidnapped, raped in India
Catholic World News - July 15, 2013
A Catholic nun was abducted and repeatedly raped by a gang of men in India's troubled Orissa state earlier this month.
The 28-year-old victim had reportedly received a message that her mother was ill, and hurriedly took a train home. At the local station she was met by several cousins and neighbors, who said they would take her to her home. Instead they carried her to an isolated location, held her for several days, and repeatedly assaulted her. She was eventually returned to the train station.
The nun filed charges against her assailants on July 13. Two men have been arrested.
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Real Estate Supply and Demand
"Housing prices have risen dramatically not because of simple supply and demand, but because the Fed literally created demand by making the cost of borrowing money artificially cheap" Ron Paul 2007
The real estate market as measured by price increase (not volume of sales) is recovering. This recovery is mainly attributable to low interest rates engineered by the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing (money printing) policies combined with low for sale inventory.
In "Student Loans and Unemployment are Holding Back the Economy and Real Estate Market" I noted the reasons for low inventory:
-the foreclosure rate has been dropping and fewer distressed properties are being put on the market (although there are signs that this trend may be reversing);
-many home owners are still underwater from the last real estate bust and can't sell;
-still other home owners who have positive equity in their homes are viewing the recent uptick in home prices as a sign that prices will continue to rise and are holding back on listing their homes hoping for higher prices; and
-new home starts in the past five years are well below their historic average
A new survey from Fannie Mae shows that 40% of homeowners think now is a good time to sell up from 16% a year ago.
Just as more home owners start thinking its a good time to sell:
more home owners are reemerging from underwater mortgages;
homebuilders are increasing production; and
banks are increasing foreclosure activity
with the combined potential to increase significantly the amount of inventory, the Fed starts making noises that it may "taper" its bond buying program which has held interest rates low. A "tapering" from $85 billion a month of Mortgage Back Securities and U.S. Treasuries to $65 billion would still be a highly accomodative $780 billion a year program! See Chart.
The immediate reaction to the Fed's taper talk has been a spike in interest rates.
While the Fed's QE program may have ignited the real estate (and stock) market(s) with low interest rates in a market with tight inventory, it has been ineffective in stimulating the rest of the economy and the job market.
While more homes come on the market, higher interest rates may deter buyers creating a reversal from shortage to glut. Indeed, inventories are already starting to rise.
Further pressuring demand:
the stubbornly low labor participation rate that remains at a 32 year low;
average weekly hours falling to 34.5 hours suggesting underemployment among those employed;and
a strong pipe line of new home buyers is failing to materialize as millennials suffer from under employment, higher unemployment rates and crushing student loan debt (also caused by easy money policies).
Thus, the Fed's "No Exit" Dilemma -they have heated up the market with their Abracadabra QE experiment, but they can't cool it down because to do so would cause a sudden reversal in the housing and stock markets.
The Fed may have created a brief shining moment in the real estate and stock markets before the crash. But don't worry, there will be many more such moments as the Fed's reaction to any crash is to print more money to try to reheat the economic souffle.
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Memory BurnPosted by Kathy on November 18th, 2014
Many of you know my husband Dave and I took a vacation to England in September. It was our second trip there in a 16-month period, lucky ducks we are.
Whenever I get back from a whirlwind vacation, I think of blogging about it, but it just feels like too much work. Too much to document and I always wonder if I'll remember everything or bore everyone, or both. So I decide not to write about it at all.
But today I wanted to talk about the little moments of this vacation that pop into my head when my life is spinning, when people are getting on my last nerve, when I need to fling myself back there. Back there to those moments when I was completely content. Back there when I wasn't thinking of the hundreds of emails that were invading my Inbox. Back there where time stood still. Where the memory is savored and burned. Burned into my memory so I can pull it out whenever I need to save myself from whatever crisis is whirling around me.
I escape to a few moments, a few simple moments.
The first happened the morning I woke up after our friends' wedding. Mo and Babs (pictured above) were married on September 20th and we celebrated with them at Babs' brother's house in the countryside. They graciously hosted us for the night in their home and when I awoke to pure silence, I glanced out the bedroom window and saw a weather vane turning slowly in a gentle breeze.
I watched it turn for perhaps ten minutes, thinking "I'm so unbelievably relaxed and happy. I want to stay here forever. I want to pull up stakes and move over here. I want this life."
After Dave and I rustled ourselves awake and headed downstairs for breakfast, our hosts made me a cup of coffee and I went outside to enjoy some fresh morning air. The last time we'd been to England, it was classically cold, rainy and miserable. But not this time.
It was sunny and dry and warm and lovely. And my view was stunning. It was still and quiet, save for a few crows screaming through the sky.
Me and my English coffee, in the sun on a rock wall. A few minutes of escape. Burn it in, Kathy. Burn it in.
The other moment I still relish is from a visit we made to Bekonscot Model Village in Beaconsfield, where Babs' brother and wife live.
It's a small park packed with miniature estates, shops, docks and bridges. The Queen used to go there as a child, don't ya know. Cutest little place, perfect for strolling with old friends and new. We spent a couple hours here.
At one point, I stopped on a bridge to watch tiny boats full of tiny people pass under me. The sun felt so warm. So enriching. So filling. Drink it up, Kathy. Drink it up.
My husband came over and asked "What'cha thinkin' about?" I told him "Nothing. Absolutely nothing." I was in some kind of happy bubble that enveloped me, where no bad thoughts could enter. No stress. No worries. Just sun and warmth and glee.
"I don't want this to end," I said. "I need this for later when we go back. For when we work again, pay bills again, clean cat litter boxes again and I can't stand it."
And so I use it whenever I need to. Every other day now. I tap into my memory burn and recall how happy that trip made me, the trip with our good friends, where everything went right this time.
Stress pounds rudely on the door these days, sure. But I don't answer. Get out, you fool! You don't belong here! And I think of the weather vane, turning slow slow slow while I crept out of sleep. The coffee I sipped in the morning sun with an impossibly perfect view. And the little village that got me to let it go. Let it all go, if only for a moment.
Yes, we saw all the touristy things in London, ate well, played well, vacationed well. But it wasn't what we saw that remains with us. It's what we felt. We packed it all up in our suitcase brains and unpack it whenever the need for it calls.
Kathy, remember? Do you remember the little things?
Yes, yes I do.
So what's in your memory burn?


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Islamic Education in the Soviet Union and Its Successor States
This book provides a comparative history of Islamic education in the Soviet Union and the post-Soviet countries. Case studies on Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan and on two regions of the Russian Federation, Tatarstan and Daghestan, highlight the importance which Muslim communities in all parts of the Soviet Union attached to their formal and informal institutions of Islamic instruction. New light is shed on the continuity of pre-revolutionary educational traditions – including Jadidist ethics and teaching methods – throughout the New Economic Policy period (1921-1928), on Muslim efforts to maintain their religious schools under Stalinist repression, and on the complete institutional breakdown of the Islamic educational sector by the late 1930s. A second focus of the book is on the remarkable boom of Islamic education in the post-Soviet republics after 1991. Contrary to general assumptions on the overwhelming influence of foreign missionary activities on this revival, this study stresses the primary role of the Soviet Islamic institutions which were developed during and after the Second World War, and of the persisting regional and even international networks of Islamic teachers and muftis. Throughout the book, special attention is paid to the specific regional traditions of Islamic learning and to the teachers' affiliations with Islamic legal schools and Sufi brotherhoods. The book thus testifies to the astounding dynamics of Islamic education under rapidly changing and oftentimes extremely harsh political conditions.less
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Sleepy-time baby and doll quilt
This adorable cuddly sleepy-time baby with its coordinated mini doll quilt will be loved by little girls. It's easy to make and by adding some dried lavender to the stuffing you can help your little ones have sweet dreams.
Tools for this project
Sewing machine + sewing machine thread
Embroidery (hand stitching) needle
fabric glue
tape measure
Materials for Sleepy-time baby
20cm square piece of black felt for hair
5cm square piece of white felt for arms
Cream fabric for face 12x17cm / 4x7inches piece (x2)
Pink fabric for body 20x17cm piece (x2) 8x7inches
Scrap of polka dot fabric for scarf 3x17cm 1×7 inches (x2)
Scraps of pretty fabrics for collar + pocket
Pillow stuffing (+optional dried lavender)
Black embroidery thread for facial features
Materials for doll quilt
Scrappy strips of pretty fabric – approx 23x3cm / 9x1inches (x10)
Polka dot piece of fabric for pocket 13x13cm / 5×5 inches
Pink strip of fabric 42x4cm 16.5x 1.5inches
Unbleached or cream cotton for back – 54x42cm / 21×16.5inches
Unbleached or cream cotton for front – x6 pieces (42x17cm/ 16.5x7inches; 42x5cm/ 16.5x2inches; 42x11cm / 16.5x4inches; 23x13cm/ 9x5inches; 23x10cm / 9x4inches)
Coated hand-quilting thread
[Notes: Press seams as you go and press each piece flat before moving on to the next step.]
Sleepy-time baby
Pattern pieces for doll
Step 1. Cut out your pieces using the diagram shown above:
– cut the hair from the black felt, cut the arms from the white felt, cut the collar and pocket from scrappy pretty fabric.
– Sew together the fabric for face, the strip for the scarf and the fabric for the body (x2 for front and back of body).
Step 2. Lay out all the cut out pieces onto the body, fix them in place temporarily with small dabs of fabric glue then machine sew them.
– Attach the rounded hair piece to the back head
– Attach the fringe hair piece to the front head
– Attach the arms and collar to the front body
– Make a pocket by cutting out a pocket shape and hemming around, then attaching in position by machine.
Step.3 – Hand embroider the face details using black thread and a simple back stitch.
Step.3 – Fold the pony tails at the top to make a small pleat and pin them onto the head front, facing inwards – sew them into position.
Step 5.
– Place the front and backs right sides together, trim the top of the head to be slightly rounded.
– Pin and sew around the edges, leaving a gap at the bottom to insert the stuffing.
– Turn the body right side out through the gap at the bottom.
Step6. – Stuff the doll with your pillow stuffing until nicely filled but still soft. (Optional add a handful of dried lavender in the body stuffing.) Hand stitch the opening closed.
Now make a doll quilt to go with your sleepy-time baby.
Making the doll quilt
Pattern pieces for mini quilt
Step 1.
– Gather your materials and cut to size
– Lay out the pieces as per the diagram
Step 2.
– Sew the strips together in section 2.
– Sew the 2 long strips to the top of section 3.
– Sew section 1 and section 3 to either side of section 2.
Step 3.
– Lay the top and the back piece right sides together. Round the corners by first marking them with a small bowl and cutting with scissors.
– Pin together and sew around the edges, leaving an opening in the base.
– Turn right sides out and press. Hand stitch the opening closed.
Step 4.
– Using hand quilting thread, needle and thimble, hand quilt using a simple chunky running stitch (+ optional cross stitches).
– Run a line of stitches around the border, and a few lines along the centre, and one side. Your little quilt is now finished.
Inside Issue 3 of Action Pack: A mini-mag for kids who want to do stuff! there is a simple pattern and really detailed tutorial for making the cup, saucer and some tasty felt jam tarts. That pattern is pretty simple, perfect for beginner sewists and kids to make. The teapot pattern is a little more fiddly and tricky and more for intermediate sewists – it is available for only $2 at Pattern Spot – you can get it here.
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Published Sunday, November 25, 2012
From Staff Reports
If you could tell the president of the United States how to fix the economy, what would you say?
That question was posed to K-12 students nationwide by the Council on Economic Education (CEE), a nonprofit organization promoting economic education and financial literacy. The organization received hundreds of videos from across the country and posted them online for people to vote on their favorite.
East Coweta High School students in Cynthia Bennett's AP Microeconomics class gave their answer in the form of a 60-second video, and were among three submissions nationwide to win CEE's "Economists' Choice" award.
The award was bestowed by economists selected by CEE to act as judges for the contest.
Entitled "Juggling Act," the video created by Bennett's students gave nine specific suggestions in a montage format for fixing the economy. The award-winning video can be viewed at http://www.councilforeconed.org/2012/10/25/cee-announces-winners-of-student-video-contest/ .
Bennett let her students drive the making of the video.
"I mentioned the video competition and then let it simmer for a while," she said. "One day a couple of students asked about producing the video. During a class period, I gave them 30 minutes to brainstorm and write their suggestions for fixing the economy on the board."
After reading through their ideas, Bennett saw they needed some work. She pointed out that many of the suggestions could have unintended consequences and some were in direct opposition to others.
"Then I said, 'the President has to juggle a lot of components,'" Bennett said. "Too bad we don't have someone in class who can juggle.'"
It turned out there was a student in the class who could juggle, and the theme emerged.
"A large group discussion was launched from my remark of the president having to juggle so many components," Bennett said, adding that one student took notes and returned the next day with the script.
Bennett then took on the role of executive producer as her students created the 58-second video, with help from Central Educational Center video instructor Michael Britt.
Each of her 24 third-block students had a speaking part during the nine suggestions, with each dissolving into the next. The video began and ended with the student juggler.
Bennett didn't tell her students about prizes until she found out they had won them. Bennett was awarded a $500 American Express gift card to use for classroom supplies and a $25 iTunes gift card went each of students featured in the winning video.
Throughout her 11 years of teaching economics, Bennett has taken several workshops the Georgia Council on Economic Education (GCEE) offers. GCEE is one of the state councils affiliated with CEE that helps teachers with resources and advice to effectively teach economics.
With teacher workshops, classroom materials and programs like the Stock Market Game and the award-winning Georgia Economic History Project, GCEE helps teachers prepare students for their economic roles as workers, consumers, citizens and lifelong decision-makers in a globally interdependent world.
"I would not be as successful as I am now if it weren't for the support of the Georgia Council," said Bennett, who was a Georgia Economics Teacher of the Year finalist in 2007. "I have attended at least one workshop a year, ranging from Personal Finance to Globalization."


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By Wendyl Nissen on 23rd February 2013, in Columnist
Dear Wendyl,
My daughter married just over a year ago and we really like her husband. He is a caring, lovely guy and we are so happy to have him in our family. But the problem is my daughter has started treating him like dirt. She bosses him around, tells him he's fat (he has developed a small paunch), tells him his clothes are awful, ignores him when they are out and basically treats him like she would rather he wasn't there. I've tried talking to her about her feelings towards him, thinking that maybe something has gone terribly wrong in their relationship, but she insists everything is fine. I don't think it is and I want to help them get through this. Where do you think I should start?
Mother-In-Law, via email
Dear Mother-In-Law,
This must be hard for you, especially when he is such a nice guy. I think the problem is not the relationship but your daughter. People who treat loved ones like that are usually miserable, in my opinion. Instead of going talking about the relationship, spend some time with her alone. Take her out to coffee or lunch and talk about what is going on in her life. I think you will soon find she's not happy, which makes her have low self-esteem and this is expressing itself in the way she is treating her husband.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – July 8, 2014 – The International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE®) today filed a petition, signed by more than 1,500 educators, urging the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to modernize E-Rate and to #RaiseTheErateCap prior to the start of the 2014-15 school year.
In a statement, ISTE CEO Brian Lewis responded to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's proposed E-Rate order:
"E-Rate is the single largest federal technology support to K-12 schools and districts. ISTE has shared with the FCC firsthand accounts of the benefits of the program. We've offered suggestions, and more than 600 educators have filed comments on how to modernize it and recommendations for efficiencies.
In addition to not raising the funding, cap, the chairman's proposed order does not reflect educator's voices.
Before the five commissioners decide how to vote at this Friday's hearing, they should consider the stated needs of schools and the best interests of students. They should stop and listen to the educators who have taken time to provide thoughtful input about how to make the E-Rate work best for today and the future."
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ISTE's innovative offerings include the ISTE Conference and Expo — one of the biggest, most comprehensive ed tech events — as well as the widely adopted ISTE Standards for learning, teaching and leading in the digital age and a robust suite of professional learning resources, including webinars, online courses, consulting services for schools and districts, books, and peer-reviewed journals and publications. For more information, visit iste.org. Connect with ISTE via Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn.


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My name is Sydney O'Drobinak and I am a senior public relations major from Houston. Senior year of high school, I made a list of possible majors I could do and all the ones I knew I could never do, such as a being a teacher or doctor. Public relations was at the top of my "yes" list and I am fortunate to say that being in this field is exactly what I want to do with my life. Not many people can say that.
Through my coursework in the College of Media & Communication and three internships I have under my belt, I know that I will wake up loving what I do every day in my future career!
When I graduate in May 2013, I hope to have a job at a full-service advertising or public relations agency.


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Around the U.S. in 50 Days: New York
During the 2010 midterm elections, I stated that the GOP wave would probably be thwarted in New York state based on voting trends. I admit failure as some Republicans won surprise elections and went on to Congress. However, I stated then and I reiterate now that the New York GOP is in a state of disarray. Combined with a clear cut strategy that targets incumbent | Read More »


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Local public health officials are warning north country residents that just because the influenza season peaked early in the fall doesnt mean they dont need to remain cautious.
There also are other diseases people should be on the lookout for as summer approaches.
We definitely have an eye on the H7N9 strain thats been in China, but were not sure itll make it here, said Marcia M. Ashline, Lewis County supervising public health nurse. Its a bird flu. Were still trying to educate people on hand-washing and proper techniques.
With people being outdoors more in the summer, Mrs. Ashline said, they should be on the lookout for deer ticks, as bacteria transmitted by them can cause Lyme disease. Public health officials, she said, also worry about mosquitoes and the potential to get West Nile virus or Eastern equine encephalitis from them.
While there are some lingering cases of influenza in Lewis County, Mrs. Ashline said, numbers are nowhere near where they were around November and December. The influenza peak was a few months earlier than its typical time frame here of February and March.
Throughout the entire 2012-13 influenza season in Lewis County, there were 285 laboratory-confirmed cases. The public health agencys last confirmed case was about a month ago, Mrs. Ashline said.
Little vaccine is left, which she said people still may receive until it expires toward the end of June. Unused vaccine also can be returned to the state Department of Health for credit, she said.
Laurie B. Maki, St. Lawrence County Public Health preventive services supervisor, echoed Mrs. Ashlines report, saying the Canton agency also has little unused vaccine remaining.
She said since Jan. 1, there have been 140 laboratory-confirmed influenza cases throughout St. Lawrence County, 36 of which occurred since April 1.
Most of the cases being reported now are flu, she said. There could be more cases, but if they have not had laboratory testing to confirm influenza, then it is not included in database.
Jefferson County Public Health Service spokesman Stephen A. Jennings said Jefferson County cases are similar to some throughout the state sporadic.
While the peak soared to more than 700 confirmed cases in Jefferson County, Mr. Jennings said, there have been only 45 confirmed cases since Jan. 1, and seven of those were in May and influenza B.
Ms. Maki said the new flu vaccine for the 2013-14 season is anticipated to be distributed in late August and early September.
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Maine Maritime vs. Southern Maine
April 11, 2006
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|The Game Story:
| CASTINE, Maine -- Freshman attack man Lee Gauthier (Berwick, Maine/Noble)
scored four goals and had two assists to help the University of Southern Maine Huskies
post their first win of the season by defeating the Maine Maritime Academy Mariners 13-8
in a non-conference men's college lacrosse game Tuesday afternoon in Castine, Maine.
The Huskies had dropped their first five games before beating the Mariners.
Maine Maritime had its two-game win streak stopped and slipped to 4-2 on the season.
Junior Mark Bubier (Greene, Maine/St. Dominic) got the Huskies off to a good start
with the first two goals of the game 24 seconds apart early in the first quarter.
Sophomore Garrett Lake (Farmington, Maine) put the Mariners on the board with 3:46 to
play in the quarter. The Huskies responded with goals by freshman Garett Shaw
(Brunswick, Maine) and junior Jeff Donovan (Walpole, Mass.) to lead 4-1 at the end of the
Sophomore Luke McPartlin (Belgrade, Maine) and Lake scored in the first five minutes
of the second quarter to pull the Mariners within one. Gauthier and Alan Alexander
(Cumberland, Maine) traded goals to make the score 5-4. Three straight goals, including
two by Gauthier, in the final 3:23 gave the Huskies an 8-4 edge at halftime.
The Huskies increased their lead in the second half, outscoring the Mariners, 4-2, in
the third quarter to push the margin to 12-6. Senior Zach Fermanis (Gorham, Maine/NYA)
had two goals for the Huskies in the period.
McPartlin and Lake scored 51 seconds apart to pull the Mariners within four with
10:54 to play. The Huskies defense, led by senior goalie Jeff Lamoureux (Walpole,
Mass.), shut down the Mariners the rest of the way. Donovan scored his second goal of
the game with 3:20 to go to account for the 13-8 final.
Lamoureux finished the game with 16 saves. Maine Maritime senior goalie Roscoe
Bishop (West Bath, Maine) was credited with two saves.
The Huskies get back into action Thursday (3:00 p.m.) when they host the University of
Massachusetts Boston in a Little East Conference game at Hodgdon Field. Next up for the
Mariners is a home North Atlantic Conference game on Friday (3:00 p.m.) against Johnson
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Before you reach for that bottle of antidepressants, have you considered lifestyle changes? Mild to moderate depression can be treated effectively with regular exercise. It causes your body to release endorphins, which lessen the perception of pain and elevate your mood.
In a 16 week study of depression medication and exercise, the groups that did only one or the other to treat their depression had effectively the same results. The only difference was that the exercise group's results lasted longer.
While exercise alone can't treat moderate to severe depression, it can bolster the effects of your medication. The added benefits are a healthier lifestyle, which can be a nice thing to have when you come out on the other side.
Check out this infographic for more. Exercise might be more helpful than you think. Be sure to share it with your friends- you never know who you might be helping!


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Liothyronine Pregnancy and Breastfeeding Warnings
Liothyronine is also known as: Cytomel, Triostat
Liothyronine Pregnancy Warnings
Liothyronine has been assigned to pregnancy category A by the FDA. Thyroid hormones do not readily cross the placental barrier. Clinical experience to date has not indicated any adverse effect of thyroid hormone therapy on human fetuses. On the contrary, hypothyroidism may lead to poor pregnancy outcome. Thyroid replacement therapy should be maintained during pregnancy.
Liothyronine Breastfeeding Warnings
Liothyronine is excreted into human milk in small amounts. Liothyronine, in replacement doses, is not expected to cause adverse effects in the nursing infant. The manufacturer recommends that caution be used when administering liothyronine to nursing women. However, adequate replacement doses of thyroid hormone are needed to maintain normal lactation.
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The Price is Right: Drew Carey's First Episode (season premiere)
*It's not like we're going to review every episode this season. Do you think we're insane?
Drew Carey's new career should be hosting the premiere of any new network game show that comes down the pike. That's because he has the Luck of the Irish on these shows. On the premiere of his primetime game show Power of 10 the first contestant on the first show won one million dollars. On the 36th season premiere of The Price is Right, which Drew Carey is now hosting after the retirement of legendary host Bob Barker, everyone won.
I mean perfect show here. Six games, six winners. Two $1000 dollar winners at the Showcase Showdown (one each segment). I was actually shocked there weren't double winners at the Showcase. If this is the way TPIR is going to be under Drew's reign audience lines for the show will swing around the block several times and Fermantle Media will probably go broke.
Then again, while perfect games will draw in the audience members, the host of TPIR will be the one who draws in the viewers and the advertisers. Will Drew be that host? Will he be able to fill the shoes of Mr. Barker. Well, no. As I've mentioned before no one is going to be able to do that. However, given some time, I think he will the person that keeps TPIR running for many years to come.
There was no doubt that Drew was nervous during this premiere episode. He was very fidgety even from the introduction of the first game. He was also all business, getting right to the point when introducing the games and getting the contestants to do their thing. This is quite unlike the Drew we've scene on Power of 10 or even Whose Line is it Anyway?
On Power Drew is much more relaxed with himself and the contestants, bantering back-and-forth with them as the game progresses. However, Power is Drew's game show and he has been able to mold it towards his personality. TPIR has a huge history and I think that Drew just didn't want to tread too heavily on what Bob Barker created over 35 seasons. Doing so may have jarred both contestants and viewers to the point of second-guessing the choice of Drew as host. So, he played it safe this time around.
That doesn't mean he was acting like an unfeeling robot. You could definitely see hints of Drew's personality come out with the contestants. And, when they won their games he was genuinely happy that they did win. I think that we'll see more of that from Drew as he begins to get comfortable with his new hosting gig.
Other than Drew, nothing much has changed on The Price is Right. The set is pretty much the same, except there's a new paint and design scheme everywhere that gives the studio a bit of a retro feel (just like the revised logo does). And the contestants . . . well, they're still as hyper-emotional as ever. That wouldn't change even if the host of TPIR was a two-headed, human-eating monster from Ceti Alpha Five (or is it Ceti Alpha Six? I always get them confused).
So, in conclusion, don't take Drew's initial premiere as host of The Price is Right as what you will see in future weeks. Once he gets used to the gig you'll probably see a more relaxed host who really seems to enjoy what he is doing.
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After a few dropped hints and a little gaming detective work, Gearbox Software has revealed that Borderlands 2 is indeed walking the plank, getting a little piratical with the next batch of DLC - Captain Scarlett and Her Pirate's Booty.
Due October 16th, just a week after the arrival of the Mechromancer, this extra content is set in an expansive desert (wait, what?), and stars the glorious, one-eyed pirate queen Captain Scarlett.
Randy Pitchford, president of Gearbox Software explains what's going on:
You can sense the pirate theme across the landscape, even though there's no water. It's all dried up. It feels more like Tatooine than an ocean. These bandits have really embraced the pirate lifestyle, and there's the legend of a treasure. That kicks off this whole adventure that the players can go on.
What else is there? A new enemy: Sand worms! A new vehicle: Sand skiff! A new currency:
Sand Seraph crystals!
The new campaign is the first of four that Gearbox has been working on, scheduled for staggered release over the next few months. Captain Scarlett has been designed with "all players in mind", meaning that if you haven't finished the whole thing, you're still invited to the desert - and if you have finished Borderlands 2, this might be a great chance to get more swag.
Each of the four new Borderlands 2 campaigns will set you back US$9.99 (or US$29.99 if you buy all four in a season pass), but rest assured that other DLC - like Gaige the Mechromancer - will be available separately.
[…] a bunch of new DLC including the new Mechromancer character class and Captain Scarlett and her Pirate's Booty (and a fine booty it is, Scarlett), Gearbox seems pretty happy with the game's […]
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