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HD Tach
HD Tach is a physical performance hard drive test that uses a special kernel mode VXD to get maximum accuracy by bypassing the file system.
The HD Tach sequential read test is a little bit different from other benchmarks. Most benchmarks create a file on the hard drive and test within that file. The problem is that modern hard drives use a zone bit recording technique that allows different read speeds depending on where the data is located. Data on the outside of the drive is much faster than data recorded on the inside.
With this test we NEVER reach advertised speeds, so please don't worry about that. It is the nature of the test. Slightly slower perf over the 120GB model.
When we look at write performance we see slightly slower scaling, we still get close to 177 MB/sec in this test, and that's okay for this drive.
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We feel that more memory is rather important, and in that trend memory manufacturers have started to increase the density of DIMM modules. Where 1 and 2GB DIMM modules have been the standard, we now see very good progress in 4 GB DIMM modules. Today we\'ll do things a little different, G.Skill designed a 8GB low voltage DDR3 kit (2x 4GB) that can be set at 1600 MHz yet still run a CAS latency of 7. And that is truly interesting because the denser the ICs get, the higher latency typically gets.
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Vice President Joe Biden is at Liberty Tavern (3195 Wilson Blvd) in Clarendon this morning filming a segment for a TV news show.
Biden is one of the guests on the MSNBC show "Morning Joe," which is currently filming a segment at the restaurant, according to Liberty Tavern co-owner Stephen Fedorchak.
It's not the first VIP visit for the Clarendon restaurant. President Obama dined at Liberty Tavern on October 27, 2011. Biden, for his part, is no strangers to popular Arlington eateries. He had lunch at Metro 29 Diner on Dec. 7, 2012.
Biden and his security detail arrived at Liberty Tavern around 11:00 a.m., Clarendon Patch reported via Twitter.
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Baroness Thatcher was honoured with a ceremonial funeral at St Paul's Cathedral in the presence of the Queen and dignitaries.
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Omnivorous Christmas
Joseph Bottum embraces Christmas clamor
Dec 30, 2013, Vol. 19, No. 16 • By JOSEPH BOTTUM
The trouble with Christmas is that it would consume the whole world if it could—or subsume, maybe, like an amoeba. Left to its own devices, Christmas would wrap itself around the universe and digest it whole.
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In other words, Christmas doesn't want to come pussyfooting around toward the middle of December, in the diffident, slightly apologetic way of modern religion—waving its pseudopods as though to say, "Well, yes, it is rather old-fashioned, but the elderly parishioners like it, and it does have a kind of modern meaning, if one stops to think about it." Christmas wants to stomp in and take over the calendar, and if everything as far back as Halloween gets shoved into a corner as a result, well, that's just fine with Christmas. It's the bigfoot at the party. Any party it can find.
Thanksgiving, the Fourth of July: Most holidays are a kind of reaching back, calling up the past just so we can catch a whiff of it—like those peculiar watermelon-rind pickles and candied crab apples my grandmother used to put out for winter celebrations, the faint scent of summer come again in the cold. Not that any of us ever actually eats them, but then their esculence is not the point. They serve a symbolic function and, having served, wend their way toward the garbage disposal. Happily, I always like to think, although I admit I could be wrong.
Anyway, Christmas isn't like that. It's not a tame holiday (as C.S. Lewis would have said). It may be domestic, but it sure ain't domesticated. Christmas roars like a wildfire, or a Dickens character, as it sweeps through the stores, leaving in its ashy wake those aisles of snowflake sweaters and Nutcracker nutcrackers and gimcrack ornaments and plastic trees. Christmas took over my dining-room table the day after Thanksgiving, with Advent candles and boxes of cards and logjams of wrapping-paper rolls and stacked spindles of ribbon. Someday we'll be able to eat there again, but not, I suspect, till it's actually, you know, Christmas.
Christmas wants my living room, as well, and what Christmas wants, Christmas gets: the tree, the presents, the crèches with their trains of animals grown now so elaborate they resemble nothing so much as the day Noah decided it was time to unload the ark. Christmas wants the front lawn and the front porch, too. Christmas wants the streets and the storefronts, and it will even take the lampposts if you let it. Christmas will act all sophisticated—demure and tastefully understated—if that's the only way an aesthete or a snob will let it get a foothold. But Christmas doesn't mind a little earthiness, either.
In fact, Christmas probably prefers the earthiness. The Magi came to that manger and knelt before it—masters of high intellectual pursuits, bringing expensive gifts. And more power to them. But the first to arrive at the cattle shed were the poor shepherds, and it was to those shepherds that the angels sang. The more wild our celebrations are, the more strange, the more tinselly and greened with plastic garlands, the more incarnadined with holly berries and frosted with snowmen—the more authentic it is. Christmas is at its truest the more it is more. Always and ever more.
It's not just snobs who sneer at the vulgar wildness of the season. The deeply religious, too, issue their annual complaints about the commercializing of Christmas and the secular pseudo-religiosity to which our peculiar church-state jurisprudence in this country has forced us. And through it all, those sincere and serious Christians bemoan what they perceive as the disappearance of Christ, the reason for the holiday, from the holiday that bears his name. Like Flannery O'Connor's sad and hilarious "Church of Christ Without Christ" in her novel Wise Blood, we're trying to live within the orbit of Christianity without the center that gives it meaning.
I know what they mean, and I sympathize with their impulse. But those serious Christian commentators are wrong in their way—as wrong, really, as the aesthetes and snobs. From its early days, absorbing pagan winter festivals, Christmas has always been a hungry thing, devouring the world around it. Yes, our seasonal practices are odd these days: commercialized and secularized and vulgar and plastic. And yet, like a medieval festival, our practices still reflect the event from which they sprang. Theology drives psychology: The way we feel the season comes from the way it began.
And the way it continues. I don't want less of that feeling. I want more. And fortunately, Christmas is happy to oblige.
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The Church in Switzerland is preparing for a possible visit of John Paul II to participate in the first national meeting of Catholic youth, in Berne, on June 5-6. The Swiss bishops' conference …read more
The Swiss bishops exhorted the faithful to aid the "numerous Christian families of the Holy Land who wait for a sign of love and support from our countries." Thus, Lenten collections will be …read more
The president of the Pontifical Council for Promoting Christian Unity said his weekend meeting with Russian Orthodox Patriarch Alexy II was a "first step" in the resumption of dialogue. …read more
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Women religious who run the Caritas Baby Hospital here have called attention to the daily ordeal to which the Israeli security barrier exposes the Palestinians. The Franciscan Elizabethan …read more
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The latest English edition of L'Osservatore Romano has printed the homily preached by the future Pope Francis upon the death of St. John Paul II in 2005.
"John Paul was simply consistent, he never deceived, he never lied, he was never evasive," Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio preached. "John Paul communicated with his people, with the coherence of a man of God, with the consistency of someone who spent long hours in adoration each morning, and as he adored he allowed himself to come into harmony with the power of God."
"Consistency cannot be bought, coherence cannot be studied at any academic faculty," he continued. "Consistency is forged in the heart through adoration, through the anointing for service to others and through upright conduct … But he was consistent because he allowed himself to be molded and formed by the will of God. He allowed himself to be humbled by the will of God."
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Is Fresno State the team to beat this season? Who will be the starting quarterback at Boise State? What will life after Colt be like for Hawaii? Take a look at what questions were answered this spring and what problems linger heading into the fall.
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12:13 AM, May 20, 2008 • By MICHAEL GOLDFARB
Obama advisor Susan Rice serves up the nuance to Wolf Blitzer:
Translation: Ahmadinejad may not be the leader of Iran when Obama is president, in which case Obama isn't going to travel all the way to Tehran just to make a social call on a Holocaust denier. But, if there is some more reasonable tyrant with whom Obama can meet, then the "tough, direct presidential diplomacy with Iran without preconditions" is on for sure.
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Cleveland Reservoir. The reservoir has been planted with 4,000 catchable-size rainbow trout. No further stocking will occur this year, due to concerns about the reservoir drying up. Wildfire power nuggets have been effective. Fly fishing has been fair with red or chartreuse crystal buggers.
Duck Fork Reservoir. The reservoir has no fish at this time. Later this summer, it will be stocked with small tiger trout and Colorado River cutthroat trout. The tiger trout are expected to be large enough to catch in 2004.
Electric Lake. The water level remains stable. Outflow is six cubic feet per second and will remain so through the summer. The boat ramp on the north end is about a half mile away from the reservoir pool. Small craft can be hand-carried to the water.
Bank anglers have had fair success on the north end with a night crawler tipped with a floating chartreuse Power Egg. Fly fishers have had fair success using brown leeches or red crystal buggers.
This year, the limit on fish at the lake is four trout which may be taken on any type of bait, lure or fly. Tributaries are closed until July 12. When these open, the limit will be two trout, but artificial flies and lures must be used.
Ferron Reservoir. The reservoir has been stocked with 3,000 nine to 10 inch rainbow trout. There are carry-over trout from last year and an abundant population of brook trout. Try a worm or fly and bubble combination.
The trout limit is four, however, anglers may take a bonus limit of four brook trout in addition to the normal trout limit. All tributaries are closed until July 12.
Gigliotti Pond. The pond water level continues to drop. Trout fishing has been slow. No more trout will be stocked this summer.
The trout limit is four fish. It is suggested that anglers fish near the trees (and underwater structure) for both bass and bluegill. A small plastic white grub, tipped with a small piece of worm two to three feet below a bubble may also work.
Gooseberry Reservoir. The reservoir has been filling up. The reservoir's summer allotment of 6,400 nine to 10 inch rainbow trout has already been planted. Try night crawlers for the cutthroat and chartreuse PowerBait for rainbow trout. Fishing success has been fair to good. Fly fishermen should try a double renegade or red or olive crystal bugger. All tributaries are closed until July 12.
Grassy Trail Reservoir. The reservoir is closed to fishing in 2003.
Huntington Creek. The water is running low and clear from Electric Lake dam to the Forks of the Huntington, where the water becomes turbid and more than doubles in volume. Fishing in the upper reaches has been tough.
Trout are wary and have been holding in deeper pools. A dark leech or wooly bugger is recommended.
On the right fork (from Flood and Engineer's Canyon upstream to Electric Lake) only artificial flies may be used and the trout limit is two.
Fishing success has been found using a number 16 beadhead pheasant tail, prince nymph, or a number 12 through 14 royal wulff on the surface with a dropper consisting of a number 16 to 18 disco midge or copper john.
On the left fork, only artificial flies and lures may be used. The harvest of brown trout is encouraged.
Huntington North Reservoir. Trout fishing has been slow. No more trout will be stocked until October.
Largemouth bass fishing has been fair to good for those with the gear and know-how to catch them.
In 2003, the bass limit is two; all largemouth bass over 12 inches must be immediately released.
Huntington Reservoir (near the top of Huntington Canyon) Although low for this time of year, the water level is satisfactory. Tiger trout range between 12 and 17 inches and have gone into deeper water (14 to 18 feet).
Tributaries are closed until July 12. The reservoir is closed to the possession of cutthroat trout or trout with cutthroat markings.
Joes Valley Reservoir. The boat ramp is now open, but will likely close later this summer as the water recedes. Fishing success has ranged from fair to good for generally smaller splake, using quarter-size chunks of chub meat which are allowed to settle on the bottom. Large splake have gone deep.
In 2003, the trout limit is two. No more than one trout may be over 22 inches. All trout 15 to 22 inches must be immediately released.
Mary's Lake. This water has been stocked with its summer allotment of 1,200 rainbow trout.
Miller Flat Reservoir. The reservoir has been stocked with its total allotment of 3,000 catchable-size rainbow trout. The reservoir may dry up later in the summer, so now is a good time to get out and fish.
Fair fishing success has occured using rainbow PowerBait or a night crawler tipped with a salmon egg.
Millsite Reservoir. The reservoir is full. No recent report.
Petes Hole. Pete's has been stocked with 4,800 catchable rainbow trout. Worms and spinners have been effective.
Angler Gary Stott reported catching 30 to 40 trout from a float tube using beadhead prince nymphs or a roostertail fly with red and gold flashing.
Potter's Ponds. Each of the ponds has been planted with 5,600 rainbow trout apiece. Good fishing has been reported for shoreline fishermen using spring green or rainbow PowerBait or red salmon eggs.
Fly fishing has been very good with brown leeches or copper crystal buggers.
Angler Mike Hanson reported good success with gold or silver Jake's.
Price River/ Lower Fish Creek. Flows from the reservoir have increased. From the railroad bridge approximately one mile below the Scofield Reservoir dam downstream to the confluence with the White River only artificial flies and lures may be used.
Aquatics biologist, Craig Walker has received reports of tremendous brown trout fishing action along this stretch!
The gate to the DWR property is open and the road is fine for high clearance vehicles.
In Price Canyon, fishing has been fair for eight to 12 inch tiger trout with worms or wet flies.
Scofield Reservoir. Conservation officer, Stacey Taggart reports that boat anglers have had excellent success, still-fishing around the islands with dead minnows, chartreuse or rainbow PowerBait, or with a worm and marshmallow.
Bank fishermen on the west side have had good success with a floating worm/marshmallow combination.
Anglers on the east side have had good luck with orange sparkle PowerBait. Minnows (dead red shiners captured at the reservoir) have been also been hot.
Float tubers have had luck with brightly colored crystal buggers.
Trollers have had luck with super dupers, orange triple teasers, or pop gear and worm.
Soup Bowl. The pond has been stocked with its annual allotment of 1,500 rainbow trout.
Willow Lake. This lake has been stocked 5,000 catchable rainbow trout. PowerBait has been effective. The lake also holds tiger trout.
Wrigley Spring Reservoir. The reservoir has been stocked with 4,800 catchable rainbow trout.
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A Fridley couple accused of shaving their 12-year-old daughter's head and forcing her to run up and down the street in a diaper have pleaded guilty to charges of malicious punishment of a child.
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By Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.
Few Americans would want to trade places with the people of
Iraq. But come tax time next April, they may begin to wonder who's
better off.
That's because the Iraqis soon will enjoy something we don't --
a simple and fair tax system. Beginning in January, all Iraqis will
pay a "flat tax" of 15 percent. President Bush's administrator in
Baghdad, L. Paul Bremer, recently approved this pro-growth tax
system, which replaces Saddam Hussein's soak-the-rich system that
had tax rates as high as 45 percent.
An Iraqi flat tax is good news for the United States on several
counts. Perhaps most importantly, it will advance our national
security interests by boosting the Iraqi economy. A prosperous and
growing Iraq will be less susceptible to radical politics -- and
less fertile territory for terrorist groups seeking new recruits.
And the sooner Iraq is stable and free, the sooner our troops can
come home.
But there are other benefits to Iraqi tax reform. It will:
In spite of this success, however, the Iraqi flat tax likely
will prove unpopular with France and Germany. They opposed the war
in Iraq, and they also happen to be leading the effort for global
"tax harmonization" (meaning that all nations would have bad tax
policy so that oppressed European taxpayers will have less
incentive to move their money out of places like France and
Germany). It would be deliciously ironic if the Iraqi flat tax
begins to attract business away from Europe's welfare states and
helps pressure these socialist nations to lower their tax rates.
This might be a fringe benefit of Iraqi tax reform.
The Bush administration deserves considerable praise for the
Iraqi flat tax. Officials could have left Saddam's bad tax system
in place or turned the Iraqi economy over to the United Nations
(who probably would have increased tax rates even higher!). But the
president and his team know that peace and stability in the Middle
East are impossible without prosperity.
The next step: Find some country to liberate us and replace our
terrible tax code with a 15 percent flat tax. Any takers?
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at The Heritage Foundation (heritage.org), a Washington-based
public policy research institute.
Distributed on the Scripps Howard wire
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About 18 months ago, I got an insect bite on my leg. It didn't go down and I still have it. It is a raised lump that looks like there is blood quite near the surface. When you press or rub it, it goes lighter. I consulted my doctor and she said that my body had not dispersed the bite and had kind of built a cell around it. She said that it would not go down and would probably just get darker in colour.
Has anyone else had this and if so, what can I do about it? I feel very self conscious about my legs now and this is made worse by the fact that summer is coming. I am also worried that this could happen if I get bitten again.
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21-04-2009 07:06
Hi there,
I had a lump on my leg (we think it was a bite) when I came back from gran canaria. What i did (Im not sure if this was teh right thing to do but it seemed to have worked) was squueeze it. Alot of puss came out and quite a bit of blood. two weeks later it came back I did the same again same result a month after that it came back again did it again and havent had it since.
Probably it would be better to put a pultis or a plaster on it to draw out any infection but Im bad for squeezing things.
all the best
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19-05-2009 21:51
I had that about five years ago. It didn't itch very often unless it got irritated. It was just a hard lump on my left shoulder. I tried wart treatments, but it wouldn't go away. I went to the dermatologist, and after a biopsy, he diagnosed it as an overgrown bug bite (there is a techincal term that I can't seem to track down, that's what led me to this site). He froze it off, and it left a red scar, but no more bump.
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19-05-2009 21:59
I was finally able to find the term - histiocytoma. It sounds like a horrible affliction, but was not serious at all. I would go to the doctor no matter. My experience was that the dermatologist was able to figure it right away, while my regular doctor was not.
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26-05-2009 18:20
i have been told i have something similar ive had it for a couple of years now i remember something itching at the side of my knee and thought nothing much more of it until a few months later when i noticed it hadnt gone and was now a hard lump that was a bit darker than skin colour, i went doctors a bit concerned as you do and was told it was an infected insect bite that hadnt healed properly he said it could be could cut out but would be pointless as the scar would be as big as the bite is so would make now difference i didnt find him very helpful as it doenst hurt at all but its there for life now, i am drawn to it with my eye and forever proding it but i feel silly going to the doctors again about after leaving it for so long!!
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24-03-2011 19:50
I am so glad to find some people who have exactly the same as me! I have had a small red lump on my leg for about 2 years now after an insect bite. My doctor again was very unsympathetic and told me I could have it cut off but the scar would be worse than the lump. I am not so sure! - I am thinking that a scar would look better. If anyone has any advice then it would be gratefully received
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21-09-2011 02:41
I was bitten by noseeum bugs in costa rica 6 months ago and mine are still red, raised, and extremely itchy!! Some may disappear and then come back again. Some stick around and continue to haunt me. I can't stand it. sometimes i feel so desperate to have them gone, i contemplate burning them off right then and there. then i snap back to reality.
i've already gone to an internal medicine doc, an allergist (thought i may be allergic to the saliva from the bug), and finally a dermatologist. the first two were dumbfounded and dermatologist did a biopsy which resulted in a diagnosis of: persistent bug bite reaction. um.......what???? she prescribed a topical steroid cream, two different kinds....neither worked. tar
I do apply cocoa butter to them and it makes the redness fade....alleviates the itching some.
i'm desperate. I'm thinking that I will go and get them cut or frozen off. the one that was biopsied doesn't itch. I'd rather have a scar and no itch.
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20-03-2012 05:16
I have one of these mosquito bites that have turned into a hard lump. I've had it for 3 or more years. For a few days now I have been using 'bazuka' the gel for wart, verrucas and callouses. It's working but the thing is bleeding a bit and stings when I use it.... wondering if I should carry on!?
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13-12-2012 06:41
I have one. And they said it would look worse if I got it removed. I still want a second opinion.
Point is... I want it gone.
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01-04-2013 04:38
I have what seems like an infected insect bite above my knee maybe by something my cat dragged in.
It looks like it has blood trapped inside it and it is hard and I can't squeeze any pus out of it.
I don't have medical coverage so can't afford to see a doctor. Has anyone figured out how to get rid of these bumps?
After doing some online searching, I found the following link that talks about ways to get rid of infected mosquito bites that might be helpful:


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She is not Thai for sure , I think she is Chinese
I swear. Half the time, reading the comments is more entertaining then the video. Did your cock get ran over? Haha! Granny balls? Jesus.
she's not japanese, not chinese at all, she's human!!! right
Dudes please she is not Japanese OK! We get it... But dudes that cock just ain't right..... worst cock allowed to be in a porno... and Asians (especially Japanese) are super freaky when it comes to sex... and that ASS is good, but it's not what is advertised. She has a lot of practice under her belt... i mean in her ass
We do need more asian girls in Germany send them all over ... please
That's wonderful!
I dig bitches who do ass-to-mouth fucks. I like it when gals lick poop off the dicks that penetrated them. Yummy!!
Gorgeous tits, lovely cunt and what a nice tight ass-hole. Good deep-throat too. I'd get in the queue for a couple of hours fun with at - I reckon she'd make me shoot a good load!
all the asian massage places i've been to have a girl named Kimmy, Korean
good ass if you ask me
She is not Japanese. She is Cambonian. She is great!!!
dude, ur red
thats not japanese! its red hair!
i wish i was that guy
i wanna fuck
one of the best videos on this site. this chick is perfect.
Awesome Lets see more of Kammy best in a long time
Definitely NOT Japanese.
Wish I was there to lick her freshly fucked cum covered asshole
For the people that care: Folks, she's Japanese. At least with what others come up with in Filipina, Thai, Chinese...not at all. If you've actually been to Japan, not all the girls have light skin (and no, not just Okinawa). What she is NOT is FOB or whatever shit the producers are telling her to be. It seems she's been in the U.S. for awhile now.
Damn love to feel her tight asshole wrapped around my thick hard cock
Who fucking cares where she is from. I don't.
Was anyone else disappointed by the size of the load?
Muito gostosa a japa....... Gostei e gozei muito !!!!!!!!!!!!!
He has great balls! Wanna eat her out while they slap me in the face
what the hell, she is not japanese... japanese girls even don't look like it .. she must be thai or filipino....
Asi me gustaria tener a Hortensia, la veo y me la imagino que la tengo a gatas metiendole la verga por el culo
OMG he's got such big hands compared to her tiny, sweet little hand. So sexy!
Who give a fuck if she is chinese or japanise.. She has a perfect ass and waht a shagg.. Excellent video
she is not japanese, this movie was made in thailand, but nice fuck video
fucked! she got Thai's pussy..
my dick is smiling. aww skeet skeet
Japonaise,Chinoise ou Thaie moi ce que je sais c'est que j'aimerais bien etre avec elle dés maintenant, na !!
We should take up a collection and get that guy a scrotal tuck.
yes all asian videos are the same lol... too funny!!!
lol that ass may be fine but it's defo seen lots of action :/
did he really have to stick his tongue down her mouth after a2m?
She is not Japanese, she is Chinese born north of Beijing.
Not an Japanese Girl Tai or Philipino is her race
Unfortunately, MY Japanese wife is the exception to your theory ;(
your cock get run over? 1.3 / 10
she has an amazing body
thats not a japanese girl
Do you really got to show your cock that much?We want to see the girl asshole
omg she is not Japanese!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
all japanese girls are born with the ability to deepthroat and the desire to perform A2M and scat.... japan is strange that way...
This is not a Japanese girl. She is Thai! Can't u see that?
learns? That butthole has had a lot of practice.
nice ass
grany balls
Shes a HOT little snatch with a cute ass and bigger tits than usual on a asain, so get over it. I like her and would fuck her no problem, I am not predudice what pussy I eat or fuck, it is all PINK in the middle, !! LOL
Her name isn't Japanese name, so she isn't Japanese, as someone already said.
oh wrong title
Japanese, Thai, who cares, it's all the same thing.
beautiful girl
she is probably from okinawa. there are lots of girls tha look like that in okinawa
Its a kazahstan girl
who cares where she was born ? i would love to eat her sweet ass hole and pussy then fuck all 3 silky holes. she is cute
cool video.. sexy Ass and so inspired
ryan you are hilarious finally someone who thinks the same about these videos
she is not japani she is blonde
she's not japenese. And that's not her first time in the ass, she has a lot of practice.
Definitely not japanese lol
Asia Girl is Verry Good
Why on earth would you use a ginger to play in a porn video ? At least shave your hairs that's disgusting :p


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Thank you.
I have not read that book. I will look into it. RAINN as well...I checked out their website briefly.
It boggles my mind how I can so plainly see how WH's CSA has affected him and he doesn't see it at all.
He is headlong in his A with this OW who is giving him sex constantly.
I'm seeing my attorney next week.
My mother has been hospitalized yet again (third time) in 6 months for a fall-related injury. She is going for a major surgery today and I spoke to her on the phone earlier. Did not tell her I love her. Kind of feel like she does not deserve for me to care. I doubt she noticed. Feeling sad.
I've tried talking about my situation in the "Just found out" forums but I get canned response about 180 and making my wife earn my respect back. I'm hoping I can get some better help here.
As a child my wife has memories of her step father coming into her room at night. She says she remembers being held down not being able to move and she'd just close her eyes until it ended. She's often said that she's not sure if they were nightmare's or not, but she says the stopped when she turned 16 and got a lock on her door. I recently found out she can't even remember us ever making love (she remembers sex but never love making.) I told her about specific events that stood out in my mind (the xmas after we bought our first house under the tree, the night I proposed, our wedding night) she remembers these events clear but nothing about making love or even having sex on those days.
Our therapist is very sure she was abused by her step father. She's called Cristina's memories classic abuse PTSD.
Anyway she had an emotional affair on line with en ex. It lasted for all of 11 days before I found out, but she's an emotional wreck right now. And for years I've been dealing with her explorations for no reasons and pulling away. I've tried to give her her space when she needs it, but after the affair things have to change or I can't heal.
I have so many questions that she really is in no state to answer right now. and I thought I'd come here and see what others have to say.
First I understand the concept of abuse and how it plays into a physical affair, but what about an emotional one? One where sex wasn't even discussed?
Secondly, what do I do. Obviously going with the 180 here is only going to server to make her feel more alienated and alone. I don't want to do that. She needs to heal in order for us to heal, but at the same time I am hurting.
Thirdly, what are some of the things your spouse did that helped, what did they do that made things more difficult?
I'm trying so hard to make this marriage work. I love my wife more then anything. But I feel like the advice I'm getting in the other forum doesn't really fit my situation.
I know that there is nothing in your past that excuses an affair. But I've always been a fan of saying, "That's no excuse it just a reason." I just need help to help her.
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I can say this from the perspective of a survivor of childhood abuse: Your wife is the only one who can "fix" herself. Depending on the level of abuse, it may never be totally "fixable." In my situation, the trauma and PTSD tends to flare up in times of distress, specifically after our D-day (and many, many times since then). Is she willing to do IC? I think the advice you are receiving in the other forum probably still will be helpful because the 180 is for YOU to heal. Right now, you are putting aside your own feelings in favor of your wife's, while at the same time she is putting herself first. My feeling is that you must heal, and if the M is to survive, she needs to help with that. I don't know your whole story, but the abuse she endured may or may not have anything to do with her infidelity. My wish is for you to find healing and peace.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
I can't tell you the extent of her abuse, because she doesn't remember. I know she was touched by another little girl for sure. Several years later she started having these "dreams" about her step father coming into her room, but other then being held down and scared she doesn't remember much else.
As far as giving her leeway, it might seem that way because I talk about her here. The truth is I know how to deal with my feelings. I don't need advice on that, so I'm not asking. With her I'm not so sure. Believe me when I say I'm holding her accountable for the affair, for her lies and for the things she does as an adult. And so is she.
As far as healing me, I don't feel like I can trust her, heal and move on until I see a real change in her. So, in a way I am putting her first, but I'm doing it for selfish reasons.
She is in IC right now. We went to a counselor together after Dday. I pushed her to tell the counselor as much as I knew of her childhood. She's gone to IC in the past but she keeps everything on the surface. Which doesn't help anything.
What I don't want to do is address the affair with out addressing what's gotten us here. Again no excuse just a reason. But it still needs to be addressed
I'm not the sufferer, it's STBXWW.
I was just wondering if there is a suggested book for a H to read to help with a W's recent dealing(in IC) with CSA? Any suggestions for a H helping his W though this tough journey?
thanks in advance.
I know it is a very long, very personal struggle. She must be motivated to work with a therapist, and depending on her history, it may take years. Complete healing may never occur. Good luck to you.
I actually found this book after my post and already grabbed it. I will check out the one you linked after I finish it.
I think we are blessed because our MC is also a CSA survivor and has given some good advice because she has that experience under her belt. My W is in IC as well and seems to like her as well.
I spoke to my mother via phone this morning. I am pretty sure she is dying.
First, I would like to commend you for your bravery and understanding for choosing to face this with compassion and empathy. I don't think you're giving her too much leeway. I think you're wise in recognizing how devastating childhood abuse is, how it eats at the core of a person. As a survivor of sexual abuse, I believe that EAs can absolutely be a result of PTSD, as readily as PAs. When your self-worth is eroded at the core, it is common to seek validation in grossly inappropriate places, both emotional and physical. If she is serious about working through this so you both can heal, she needs to stick in IC as long as it takes, likely years. That doesn't get her off the hook for her actions. It makes her responsible for her healing so it doesn't happen again.
Try reading this summary of PTSD as it relates to infidelity, and dig for further research from there. http://www.ptsdspirituality.com/2010/09/06/ptsd-spirituality-ptsd-damages-love-increases-porn-and-infidelity/ She's going to have to delve into what happened to her, as much as she doesn't want to. Personally, I had great success with a technique called EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing). I believe, even given your wife's gap in memories, that she can have success with this technique. It's a fascinating process that works the trauma through the brain and past the flight or fight response, which is where we get stuck when trauma still has a grip on you. Also, since she's reluctant to open up with a therapist, she might find success at home working through things at her own pace. I'd suggest checking out this workbook you can pick up on Amazon for about $25. http://www.amazon.com/Healing-Trauma-Abuse-Womens-Workbook/dp/1572241993
I hope you find this information helpful. Please feel free to PM me.
I have delayed responding to your post because it can be hard for me to separate my own experiences from the specifics of the person who is posting, so please take what seems helpful from what I say and trust your own gut.
I am a survivor of CSA, and it definitely led to an emotional affair for me first, which unfortunately in my case I followed up with a sexual affair. From your reading you probably know that shame is a nearly universal component of experiencing sexual abuse. Shame includes a sense of disconnect from others, which for me led to my not taking in how much my husband loved and accepted me. I didn't realize it, but inside I just KNEW that I was not OK and would never be really acceptable to anyone. So I used co-dependent behaviors to express my love for him, but wasn't really present.
I remember well the sense of feeling like my memories weren't real. My abuse happened when I was an infant and toddler, so I have visual images and body sensations, but not provable memories. Luckily, I could confirm the likelihood of what happened from facts about my abusers living with us at the time, and my sister's confirmation that she also found them "creepy". To the best of my knowledge, my parents didn't know what was happening, but when I started crying in the presence of the abusers, they did make sure I was never alone with them. The typical sequence is that after feeling her anger at her abuser, your wife will have feelings about her mother not protecting her, whether she knew about the abuse or not. Betrayal, intentional or not, by a mother, is like betrayal by a spouse/partner. It pulls your whole foundation out from under you. There is no source for the sense of safety that a caregiver provides for child, and shame - the feeling that there must be something wrong/bad about me if I am not being protected - is automatically triggered.
In my case, my mother issues were exacerbated by the fact that I believe my mother was also abused (by her father, who was one of my abusers). She never indicated knowledge of that, but in her behavior she was emotionally shut down, and she was uncomfortable with physical touch and with sexuality. I have an image of reaching out to touch her face as an infant, and her pulling back and removing my hand. These specifics are just to give you a sense of why an emotional affair can be so appealing for someone who has been sexually abused.
As for what you can do to help, knowing the difference between a reason and an excuse is primary. Her healing is something she will have to do herself, and it will take a lot of courage and persistence. She needs love, but you can't "give" it to her - she has to learn how to receive it. What you can do is keep offering it to her. That is what my husband did, and now in the fourth year after Dday, I have figured out how to create images of his loving glance and touch and "get" the concept of what unconditional love is.
You mentioned MC and IC for your wife. Do you have an IC as well? That's the other thing you can do for your wife - honor and respect and take care of yourself. The book I have read for partners of sexual abuse victim is Allies in Healing - don't know if that is the one you were reading. I especially like the emphasis that both partners are of equal value and are entitled to decide what they are able and want to accept in their relationship. YOU are also entitled to love and caring. You are entitled to have a place to express your anger and grief and fear and shame and any other feelings and thoughts that arise as you go through this process.
I believe that the 180 is described on this site in terms of only communicating about finances and kids, not about emotional issues. I think the term was originated, however, to mean just to do the 180 degree opposite of whatever approach you have been using that is not working in your marriage (see Divorce Busting, by Michele Weiner-Davis). I think the value in infidelity situations is not in cutting off emotional connection, but in not being caught in dysfunctional, codependent emotional connections. You clearly don't want to persecute your wife, but neither would it be helpful to try to rescue her or to let yourself be victimized by her behavior. These are the three positions on the Drama Triangle, first described by Dr. Stephen Karpman (KarpmanDramaTriangle.com). You don't want drama in your marriage or your life, but healthy intimacy with yourself and your partner.
All my best to you and your wife as you deal with both the infidelity and sexual abuse issues. You can get through this and create a healthy, loving connection, with time, self-respect and determination. It is great that you started both MC and IC for your wife right away. Just make sure you take care of yourself as well, I hear that you know how to take care of your feelings, but you don't have to do that alone.
Please make your decisions based on your own needs. The suddenness of his "crisis," in my mind, calls into question the veracity of his allegation. I would probably continue with the D if I were you. If he "fixes" himself, then perhaps you two could remarry at some point. Or perhaps OW should help him with his healing during his crisis. Please try not to feel guilty or ashamed. You are correct, there are many of us who suffered the most heinous abuse and have not been unfaithful. Sending hugs.
[This message edited by Edith at 4:53 PM, April 16th (Wednesday)]
Every situation is different, but there are common themes, so I will give you some details of what I think my dynamics were, and you can judge if they might apply in your situation.
For me, I was responding not just to my own abuse, but also to my mother's abuse and how that affected her. I was abused by my maternal grandfather, and I believe she was abused by him as well. (I was also abused by a great uncle.) My sister and I agree that my mother seemed like someone who had shut down sexually and in terms of physical touch and emotional vulnerability. I have the sense that my mother didn't know how to cuddle me, and cringed and drew back when I tried to touch her. So when my grandfather reached out to me with what started out as feeling like warm physical touch, I think I would have been hopeful and opened myself up to him (I would have been 6 - 12 months old when it started.) When the touch became overwhelming and unpleasant, I would have concluded that again, there must be something wrong with me and my desire for physical touch. I believe I decided that I was not acceptable to others and would never be acceptable to others, so I shut down as well. So my issues were about lack of self esteem (to put it mildly) and hopelessness, as well as touch, sexuality and relationships.
So, you may ask, how did that lead me to turn to my AP instead of my loving husband for healing? A good question. My husband had always given me loving touch and esteem, and totally respected my boundaries. But I was operating on an unconscious decision made as an infant or toddler that no one could really understand or accept me. I didn't understand how he could love me, or what that love felt like for him. I loved him the best I could given my coping mechanisms, and felt guilty that I couldn't 'love' the way other people seemed to. We discussed my sense of inadequacy from early in our relationship, and he thought that his love would overcome my issues. But love can only work if you let it in. I let in a lot, and made a lot of progress over the years, but the underlying hopelessness remained.
As you will see from my profile, by AP was a woman, and a therapy client. I believe I used my relationship with her to try to make up for the female nurturing I didn't feel I got from my mother, as well as female friendship I wasn't able to take in from other girls/women. I thought she 'understood' me, and giving nurturing to her felt soothing, like giving nurturing to my inner child. (All of this was totally not ok both professionally and personally, as I would have been very well aware of in my adult, non-foggy state.) So the EA part of my affair was related to mother issues and self-esteem issues, as well as relationship issues.
When I started sexual contact, I dove even deeper into the fog. Again, the issues were not about the AP but about me. I used exploring her body as a surrogate for exploring my body and my sexual issues. I had blocked out my sexual feelings as a teenager, and I felt like a teenager letting them out again. I was aware I was doing this, but managed to convince myself that she was benefitting as well. Before this, I would have been totally clear to me that this was an insane thought. There was no way it could not be harmful to her. And I didn't even think about how painful it would be to my husband for me to share my body sexually with another, even though he had told me in the past that that would be devastating to him. The only way I can explain this is that my sexual abuse history had left me feeling that my body and my feelings were nothing special and not valuable to anyone. Again, why wasn't able to explore my sexuality with my husband? Looking back, I think I found it easier to explore sexual issues with the AP because on some level I felt it was a fantasy relationship, and I didn't feel as vulnerable as I did in the real relationship with my husband.
These are a lot of specifics about me and my experiences as a woman. The parts that might apply to a man include the search for affection to make up for FOO deficiencies, early conclusions and decisions that block taking in love and support from a loving partner, self-hatred and hopelessness, and unhealthy development of sexuality as a teenager. One I haven't mentioned yet is underlying anger at not being understood and having early needs met. (See my first post, in my profile.)
I hope this can offer you some help and hope. Your husband can change, but he has to be willing to find his own whys and face his own pain. If he is willing to do that, your love can help him, when he has done enough work it let it in.
All my best as you deal with this excruciating experience.


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