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|Posted - Dec 27 2011 : 3:55PM
I've checked and I don't think that there is such a thread dedicated to female anal/vaginal prolapse other than what's been discussed on Jay Sin's Appreciation thread. Thanks to J.S. in no small part this niche has found it's way into main stream DVD releases.
Fans of the female derriere such as myself can thank the amateur and professional artists who after much practice, ass stretching and exercising have strengthened their gaping ass holes and vaginal muscles in order to share with the world their special gifts.
From Internet specialization websites such Roxy Raye's site, D.G.G.'s site and ProlapseQueen presents Prolapseparty.com we are seeing more talent emerge and blossom (get it?) for the enjoyment of all gape lovers and rosebud fans.
Ladies and gentlemen I present to you the queens of anal & rosebutt fetish...
Amy "So Damn Beautiful" Brooke
(Foxy)Roxy Raye
Mya (Missing In Action) Nichole
The incredibly sexy Dirty Garden Girl
The one & only Alysa
The Pretty Hot and Tempting Isabella Clarke
Jayda "fine ass" Diamonde
Anal goddess Britney Stevens
Anal phenomenon Hot Kinky Jo
Ava "it's you that I adore" Devine
I'm almost positive that I've missed some names. I know that there are some prolapsing female anal artists that have worked with Mike Adriano but their names escape me.
I also wish that I had some softcore pics of ProlapseQueen to share but I could not find any.
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Thank you.
Before I started this thread I did the "Search the forum" on the upper left hand corner of this page and typed "prolapse" and nothing came up. That's because the title to the already existing thread contains the word "prolapsing" (very specific).
This is probably going to get locked down.
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|Posted - Dec 28 2011 : 11:07AM
Hell yes!!!
You have to give Kream some love...
I haven't seen her in anything new lately. I wonder if she's still making regular updates on extremekream.com? Somebody please gently insert a camera up her bum and hit the record button!
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|Posted - Dec 28 2011 : 10:23PM
My vote is for Julie Knight!!!!!! I'd join PP if i see her on there!
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|Posted - Dec 28 2011 : 10:39PM
I'm a great fan of girl's ass myself. I like it when the cute girl's rosebud gets licked hungrily and penetrated by a big fat cock. I love seeing them gape, the wider the better and the camera films inside. I also like it when girls make their ass holes wink. It's beautiful! I like it when girls to such great things in order to please us guys.
But still I am having a problem with watching prolapses. I'm a bit scared that the girls are pushing it to a limit that can hurt them badly and causing some irreversible damages to their rectums.
Any views on this?
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|Posted - Dec 30 2011 : 10:28AM
As Abraham Lincoln said " You can please all of the people some of the time and some of the people all of the time but you can't please all of the people all of the time". We just added Proxy Paige to the line up for our LA shoot. Trying to take into account all the hundreds of comments this is the plan. Because the way we shoot is pure action completely sperm of the moment we end up with tons of nasty content so that we are planning to add 3 clips/week instead of 2 clips like we are doing now. This round will be Ava Devine, Amy Brooke, Chastity Lynn, Rachel Roxx and now Proxy Paige and of course me and Donna (DGG) every day. Much overlap with the others such that every day 4 of us in bed. Now "the guy" will be busy shooting for hours AND NOT DIRECTING US AT ALL. Just capturing 4 of the nastiest anal prolapsing whores sucking and mashing their prolapses and fisting each others assholes, shoving their nipples and clits down the center tube of our prolapses, coating each others prolapses with squirt and so on. Chris Rock said it best - What do men want, in one word? New. So our goal is to perform sex acts that have never ever been done in history and outdo ourselves every time. I think you would agree that we are already achieving that on our site. As far as th eguy is concerned there are some things we have in mind that we will need his help eg ass fisting with man fist etc. This guy is not phalocentric at all - he is all hands and mouth. In fact he never comes during the shoots just saves it all up for last day and never on screen. So we will end up with like 10:1 ratio of all girl clips to guy/girl. Off screen he will whip us into a frenzy then back out and grab the camera. Also, since this shoot will be the first time we are actually shooting for prolapseparty as opposed to previous times when we were just having fun with the camera the clips will be much longer since we will not be having to edit guy out. Just imagine all the possible combinations with 4 prolapsing sluts completely naked on a king size bed. It's a week and a half away and I am so excited. We will try and post some of the clips during the trip so you wont have to wait. And thanks for your excellent comments - you are right on. BTW JUlie Night will not be available nor JAyda or Roxy- we will try and get them for next time though
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2 cents? I think that you are over-rating your comment's value.
Sorry that this topic does not rise to your level of sexual desire and erotic gratification like "sex with your daughter" fantasies.
Good luck with that.
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Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
So far so good. I use this with the Dove Beautifully Clean shampoo on my straight, thick, slightly coarse hair. I blowdry every day, but I don't color my hair or use styling products, so it's in fairly good condition. It gets really dry and static-y in winter, though, so I need a heavier conditioner. The conditioner covers pretty well (you don't seem to need that much), but it does take a while to rinse out. It doesn't seem to increase my blowdrying time, and it gives me soft hair without a coated feeling or dullness. I hope using it with the shampoo for normal/oily hair will keep the buildup at bay. The scent is fairly strong but it dissipates after I dry my hair. It was around $3 at the grocery store and comes in a sturdy bottle that's easy to operate. All in all, a good, inexpensive winter conditioner.
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
this is the best conditioner i have ever used...it works so well on my straight black hair. everyone noticed the difference: hair is shinier, softer and less fizzy! i love the smell too!!!!
*edit* looking back now i dunno why it works well on my hair because now it does nothing.
Age: 25-29
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Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
While I loved the way my hair felt and smelled after I used this, it made me break out in hives all over my face/neck/back when I got out of the shower. I couldn't figure out why I reacted until I used it the next day and the same thing happened. This (and the shampoo) were the "new" things I was using, so I have to chalk it up to that. Bummer. I've been happy with dove products NOT irritating my skin until now. VERY DISAPPOINTING.
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Great scent, leaves my hair soft and shiny. I have fine wavy/curly hair and it does not get weighed down using this conditioner. Definitely repurchase.
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This is my HG conditioner :-D I love the way this smells. I wouldn't call it "Intense" but it's certainly the most moisturizing conditioner I have ever used. My hair really does feel like it's weightless, and I have really thick hair. It leaves my hair shiney, soft and smelling good. :-)
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*Edit* I have found out that this conditioner has a very high silicone content, which isn't an issue for my hair, but I would rather use hair care products with low silicone contents. Also, the scent of the Dove Intense Moisture Conditioner was too strong and overwhelming for me.
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Usually, I could skip the whole hair drama; but with corkscrew curls prone to frizziness, I have no choice. I buy this in giant discount bottles from Costco, and since I have short hair and a slightly compulsive behavior; it still lasts me for more than four months. The only problem was that the packaging (for the bulk bottle, with a push top) broke, and so the nozzle becomes very messy and caked. Wonderful conditioner; I dye my hair with a semi perminant dye and it helps keep the after-bleached hair soft and nice.
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This product is heaven sent. It is like an intense conditioner that you can use daily. It is thick and instantly softens and detangles my hair. I leave it on for 3 minutes and then rinse. My hair is soft and shiny after I blow dry it then. And it smells great. I only gave it a 4 though because I think this is what caused my back to have small breakouts. I wash after I condition, but the conditioner still breaks me out. I think my back has gotten used to it though because I dont have the breakouts any more. This conditioner is wonderful though either way.
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I really like Dove Intense Moisture Conditioner as an everyday conditioner, and it's the best drugstore cond. I've ever had. Because of its silicones, it really smoothes out hair and makes it shiny and manageable. I have very thick hair which needs serious detangling and this works. The shampoo, though, can be skipped-- I used to use it a lot and it really built up and made my head itchy. I have mid-back length hair and am growing it out, so this is a good everyday smoothing treatment, and I can afford to use lots of it. I would recommend using a deep conditioner twice a week though, and also a clarifying shampoo to rid your hair of the silicones.
(From Paula Begoun: "Silicone is an outstanding hair-care ingredient and the unsung hero of the hair-care world. Not only does silicone add reflection and sheen, it also imparts an unbelievably sensual, silky feel. The only trick with these types of products is to not get carried away thinking more is better�too much can build up to a greasy mess that looks more wet and sticky than shiny.") I also love the scent-- the clean scent of Dove soap, just a bit sweeter.
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Well my hair is curly, dry, and frizz-prone..so I guess this stuff wasn't strong enough for me. I mean, yeah, it has a nice smell and it "moisturizes", but not enough. My hair is still frizzy after conditioning, which I don't get with Aussie 3 minute miracle. This may work if you don't need as intense moisturizing. It's really not that "intense" compared to other products.
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My son is 21 months old and is somewhat picky but coming around a bit. I work a second shift so my husband is here with him for dinners and I swear every time I hear that he wouldn't eat any of it so he got a mix of snack foods that he does like to eat. Example: cottage cheese, fruit, etc. He's still not real big on meats or any of that, pasta is starting to become something he likes when he used to hate it.
Is this normal at this age? Should we just be giving him what he will eat, as long as it is nutritionally balanced, if he wont eat the meal we make? Or should we say "heres what we have if you dont like it then you dont eat."?
Does your LO eat "meals"?
My son is 21 months old and is somewhat picky but coming around a bit. I work a second shift so my husband is here with him for dinners and I swear every time I hear that he wouldn't eat any of it so he got a mix of snack foods that he does like to eat. Example: cottage cheese, fruit, etc. He's still not real big on meats or any of that, pasta is starting to become something he likes when he used to hate it.
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I believe it's important to give them what you are having. I try to make sure that there is at least one thing on their plates that they like, so it is not as if they are going hungry. But if they know that if they don't like what you cooked for supper you will give them something else, they will choose not to eat supper and wait for something 'better'. As parents it is our responsibility to offer healthy meals and they decide what and how much they will eat.
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Only real "meal" my son will have is dinner. He is a good snacker but doesn't really do breakfast or lunch. He may have half a hard boiled egg in the morning and then snack on some yogurt or fruit an hour later.
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We do three meals and three snacks. I sometimes offer "this or that" sort of choices...not open-ended, but choiced between a few items. There is no grazing between scheduled snacks and meals, and no throwing out dinner and getting somethng else unless they have a real aversion to a new food or something like that.
If I allow to mcuh choice over what the kids eat, they get whiney and demanding and they only want to eat a couple things, like bananas and crackers. That's not good for them. And they don't eat meals very well.
With my oldest, we really didn't allow processed food in the house or sugar at all. She was a snacker. That worked out okay because she was eating fruit, veggies, boiled eggs, seeds and nuts, etc. So she was able to graze, choose her own foods all day, and eat a balanced diet. And she never skipped any sit-down meals. She ate really well. That's just the kind of kid she is. I'm not that disciplined any more about not having more "fun" food in the house, so our grazing days are over.
I would probably compromise by offering a very small portion of something you kow your child will eat, along with a variety of other stuff. We just give the kids exactly what we eat. When my older kids go through picky phases (every kids does) I offer a standard alternative to meals- apple or raw carrot. I think it's nice to offer something you are okay with your kid eating a ton of, especially if you are getting into a power struggle over meals. You might even leave out a plate of raw veggies and fruit you know he likes, just to make it a non-issue.
I don't let kids skip dinner and then eat snacks right away, though. I think it's a bad habit.
Breakfast and lunch are done at daycare as sit down meals. They're obviously kid friendly meals, so she usually eats what is offered. As far as dinner, yes she sits at the table and is expected to eat what we are eating. We found that she likes meat better w/ ketchup. I wasn't happy about the ketchup, but I was glad she was eating meat. If she flat out refuses what we're eating she does get fruit. I won't have her leave the table on an empty stomach. She's fairly small for her age, and I don't need her loosing weight or getting dehydrated.
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Every child is different. I remember trying to take the advice of friends and only give my ODS what we were having. If he didn't eat it, then he didn't eat. After that went on for more than 24 hours, I decided I was against starving my child. To this day, he is still insanely picky and stubborn. He's 6.
With my YDS, I know he will eat whatever I give him. We've been sharing a plate since he was 9 months old, so I don't cave easily to him. He's definitely not picky.
What works with my YDS when he does go on the defense is throwing a bunch of different sort of foods on his plate. I give him something on there I KNOW he will eat and something he might eat justs because he's chowing down not paying attention! LOL
As for ODS, well we battle it out EVERY. SINGLE. NIGHT. He's just like his momma.
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But my daughter loves food too much to let herself starve so we do mostly say eat this or nothing unless I know it's something she really doesn't like.
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Katie Elizabeth born 7/7/14 Another rainbow
We eat 3 solid meals a day. Breakfast always has a fruit and Dinner always has a veggie. Lunch has one or the other. They eat what we eat - no choices. The only time it is something different is if what we are eating is too spicy/hard for them to feed themselves, but that is rare. If it is a new recipe and not one of us like it, then there is an alternative.
I think it is important that they learn to sit and eat and to at least TRY everything on their plate. I don't make them eat everything, but they have to try one bite it! My April baby is an eater and loves just about everything once he gets it in his mouth. My ODS is super picky and has been since about 18 months. I have noticed though, that when my older son leaves food on his plate for multiple meals, the next day he usually eats everything. I guess I am a believer that they won't starve themselves.
As for snacks, we have either fresh fruit with cheese sticks or goldfish and raisins/craisins or other dried fruit. For afternoon snack, we have a 'trail mix' consisting of peanuts, cheerios, raisins/craisins and chocolate chips. We also try our darnedest to keep them on a good eating schedule, feeding at the same time everyday. This way, we know they aren't eating a snack too close to dinner/lunch, etc. Sometimes we don't have a choice, but when we aren't on our eating schedule, we know mealtimes are going to be tough!
I think by this time, they are trying to exert their independence and try control mealtime and by giving in you are allowing that behavior to happen. My kiddos aren't perfect by any means, but DH and I can take both of them to a restaurant and they know they have to sit there and eat what is in front of them. Just last weekend we got multiple compliments from other patrons about how great they were, which makes me feel amazing!
Last, I would say you are their parent and go with whatever you think works best for your child!
First there was us (7/2005), then there was you (3/2010), then SURPRISE! here came baby brother(4/2011), too!
Yes, meals. We are a "Eat what Mommy puts in front of you or don't eat at all." kind of a family.
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She eats what we eat. DH and I work, so our main meal is dinner, but I know she eats breakfast/lunch/snack with the nanny daily and we do on weekends as well.
If she hasn't eaten much/doesn't like the dinner, at the end, I ask her if her tummy is full and if she says no, I will find her something else to eat. Usually cheese or fruit or bread w/ peanut butter, depending on what nutrition she's missing from the meal, but we don't eat it with her, I'll clean up the kitchen while she eats it. She likes it better when we eat together, so this doesn't happen too often.
If she says she's ready to get down, I let her. She knows if she's hungry or not, and I don't, so I leave that up to her to let me know if she needs more food. I know appetites vary by day at this age. She's not losing weight or malnourished, so I try not to worry about days she doesn't eat as much.
I do try to get her to try at least a bite of everything we're having. I tell her she can't know if she'll like it if she won't try it. Most of the time, she does.
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Regulators and exchange operators have decided to close U.S. equity trading for a second straight day Tuesday as Hurricane Sandy bears down on the Eastern United States. The moves over the past two days have come amid pressure from regulators and market participants.
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In a sign of the severity of the disruption, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner convened a call of the Financial Stability Oversight Council that discussed the nation's financial infrastructure. The group was briefed on a slew of markets, including: equities, bonds, swaps, commodities and futures.It was determined that "all major payments, clearing, and settlement infrastructures are operating normally, utilizing their backup contingency sites as necessary."
In an interview with FOX Business prior to the announcement, NYSE Euronext Chief Executive Officer Duncan Niederauer said every effort would be made to open again on Wednesday.
"It's going to be pretty important for the markets to be open" on Wednesday, he said. In particular, he cited pressure clients would be under to make end-of-the-month deals.
As was first reported by FOX Business Sunday night, Niederauer said there was a "spirited debate" among Wall Street trading firms and other banks as to whether the exchange should activate a contingency plan to trade solely electronically.
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"It was made clear to us pretty quickly afterwards when we announced the decision that we realized staying open, even electronically, was going to put others at risk," Niederauer said. "So we decided to work with the industry and elected late last night to change the decision where the markets would close entirely."
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"We thought it was important to come to a consensus as an industry first and then kind of report our consensus to the SEC, and then the SEC came back to us after caucusing a bit," he said, noting that the regulator backed the industry's decision.
On a conference call between the exchange operator and its clients, firms also said that the contingency plan was not tested adequately. Echoing those concerns, Niederauer said that "while [all the firms] tested with it before, none of them had really interacted with it in production before and I think they thought that was too much to take."
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Saber bride - Fate extra CCC 6 by Pugoffka-samaWatch
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Absolutely beautiful
you look so beautiful and a perfect copy of the character
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I think it would have looked even better without that amount of fuchsia on the left side of the photo... you did a very good job, anyways!
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Sloshy Homer makes fun of other games
Published: Thursday, November 1, 2007 at 1:48 p.m.
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"The Simpsons Game" is fun, cute and fairly funny. But just like "Simspons" games have done in the past, this one tries to have it both ways. Its a satire of clichés and gaming styles found in other games; yet it simultaneously profits from using those exact same clichés and styles.
Just for starters, "The Simpsons" (an Oct. 30 release) parodies (and "borrows") from "Frogger," "Grand Theft Auto," "Medal of Honor," "Everquest" and "Guitar Hero". One of the only fresh ideas is that sloshy, burpy Homer collects Duff beer caps.
You might think this amalgamation of homages is unoriginal, so to combat this notion, "The Simpsons Game" goes out of its way to mock the very game challenges it borrows, such as breakable crates and standing on pressure pads to make doors open.
When you first encounter giant blades trying to kill you, the game stops for a moment so the comic-book guy can appear on the screen to say, "Worst video-game cliché ever."
But enough with my gripe. "Simpsons" is mostly an entertaining, if short, exploration of the "Simpsons" universe. The only real issue is camera angles can be iffy and frustrating.
You play in various double-teams as Bart, Homer, Marge and Lisa. At times, you crawl through tight spaces as baby Maggie, just like mechanical spiders did in EA Games awesome "James Bond 007: Everything or Nothing".
EA made the "Simpsons," and designers pulled off another remarkable little job, offering a zippy, easy-to-manage "Simpsons" game with 16 episodes that makes use of two decades of "Simpsons" sets and characters.
Each episode is a quest. As Homer and Bart, you eat and punch your way through an eating contest in an Epcot-like theme park of international "countries". As Marge, you convince townspeople to join your angry Frankenstein mob, to demand the mayor ban a "Grand Theft Auto"-ish video game.
Each character has little powers that are actually more fun than they are endearing. Homer turns into a giant, destructive ball. Lisa blows a sax that stuns enemies, and her music entrances them to fight each other.
And theres some great satire of Mario, "Donkey Kong," "Street Fighter" and other classics. I laughed the most at seeing, in one background, a representation of speedy Sonic the Hedgehog looking very haggard while stuck on a kind of hamster wheel.
While playing as Bart and Lisa, they try to stop environment-destroying loggers who call them not just "tree huggers" but "Gore girls."
Funny and left-leaning, yes, but its notable this is the overly marketed cartoons 22nd video game. "The Simpsons" complains about capitalism, while capitalizing off of it.
To wit, there are six different box covers for this game. For "Simpsons" collectors to own them all, theyd shell out $280 plus tax.
Yet, Bart snipes, "The only Simpsons game I can think of is the one where we pretend dads not an alcoholic."
Maybe "Simpsons" game No. 23 can send dad to rehab. I havent seen that in other games, though, so dont count on it.
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I have been here for eternity, it seems. I know it all and still things do not work out.
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Call it a late anniversary trip - but we took a few days and visited my friend Dina in Jajce, Bosnia and Hercegovina. Here a few pics.
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I have noticed that I feel better after a work-out on a warm day. But this year and with days - make it weeks - on end of 100s outside and close to 90 in the house I have discovered something amazing: It just happened that one day I stepped on t... Read more
Thursday, July 11, 2013
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Wow! My last two weeks in June and my first week in July were a disaster.
Ok. Let's not dwell on this because there is work to do.
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I just can't tell you how much I love summer. For some reason, summer is so much easier for me. May be, that's because living is easy and students are far, far away - don't take me wrong. I love students but the two semesters have been too much ... Read more
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So yesterday I resigned from one of my jobs - starting unfortunately only on July 1 but still, the relief was instant in my mind. I have no idea how we'll make up for the lost money, but I hope for the best.
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March was not very successful - except I did my work-out for most of the month (the last week excluded for obvious reasons). No loss there. I need to get serious about food, I think. There are several things that work against it:
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The other day I happened upon a SP article which suggested ways to change for the better and it caught my attention. (I'm sorry I can't find the link, but will do my best to reproduce the main thoughts - 4 steps to be exact).
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In Feb of 2008 I have started Sparkpeople. I have had some great success in the beginning which was partially in pounds (-20!) but has been great in feeling, flexibility and endurance and general wellbeing!
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Apparently, you can't lose weight over night but have to take it slow and easy. Small steps, they say! Well, I can't see how that can work for me.
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I have decided not to wait for the new year to re-start my program. Right now, I am making it easy: I will be collecting spark points because by collecting those, I will be more focused with my program.
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Whether you're looking for sun, sea and sand, a bustling city break or to explore natural volcanic craters and wooded valleys, Gran Canaria holidays tick all of the boxes.
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Gran Canaria is the third largest island in the Canaries archipelago, and is the most developed of these seven Spanish sisters. It's nicknamed the 'miniature continent', owing to the island's dramatic variety of terrain that ranges from the lush green north to the desert south.
The bustling capital, Las Palmas, is located on the northeast tip of the island, lying between the beaches of Las Caletas and Alcaravaneras, but most visitors are drawn to the golden sands of the southern coastline and its abundance of fantastic holiday resorts.
The attractive beaches of Gran Canaria, formed from sand blown from the Sahara desert, are a place to unwind and soak up the warm Canary Island's sun. Playa del Ingles and neighbouring Maspalomas at the southernmost tip of the island are two of the most popular holiday hotspots to slap on the sun lotion.
Take a walk over the sweeping sand dunes blown in from the Sahara and pretend you're off on a desert adventure. Is that the sea you see in the distance or merely a mirage? Don't forget your flip-flops for the hot sand and don't be shocked by the small nudist area hidden within the dunes.
You never know just what's lying, literally, over the next dune; it could be one a kiosk bar, camel rides or a hotel, don't be surprised by what you'll find in the expansive area.
If you prefer sight-seeing to shopping then the fascinating Museo Canario in Las Palmas contains the world's biggest collection of Cro-Mangan skulls and the Casa de Colon in the historic quarter of Vegueta was once home to Christopher Columbus but today is a historic house-come-maritime museum. The Elder Museum also has loads of hand-on science exhibits to play with.
Golf is very popular in the Canaries, and we're sure we don't need to remind any golf fanatic that El Cortijo in Gran Canaria played host to the 2002 Spanish Open. For families there are plenty of activities to keep the kids entertained. Cool off at one of three water parks, or watch the dolphin show at Palmitos Park aquarium and zoo.
Holiday World fun park in Playa Del Ingles has dodgems, a rollercoaster, a pirate ship, bowling, parrot shows and a playground. Sioux City in San Agustin is a great day out, and is like stepping straight into a Wild West movie. The kids' imaginations will run wild as they watch real cowboy and Indian fights, and horseback stunts on saloon-lined streets.
Shopaholics can swap sand for shopping bags in Maspalomas' Yumbo Centre or Playa del Ingles' Kasbah Centre. There's a good range of shops, and you can often pick up better duty free deals here than at the airport.
These two leisure complexes are also home to a whole host of restaurants, bars, clubs and casinos. The Yumbo centre is a popular gay party scene but it's also really family friendly and quite low-key, especially before midnight.
Waiters fuss over children and entertainment caters for visitors of all ages. Drag shows here have quite a reputation, so if you're going to tick that off your bucket list then holidays in Gran Canaria is the time to finally do it.
If you're looking for a wild night out to compare with the likes of Ibiza and Magaluf, the Kasbah Centre is the place to go. Here you'll be able to boogie the night away at the likes of Pacha and Ministry of Sound. Entry to most clubs is free, but before you order that double vodka just be aware that the drinks can be quite expensive.
Nightlife in Las Palmas is concentrated in the Plaza de Espana, where the party is in full swing from dusk 'til dawn. The capital Las Palmas has its own fair share of shops too. The 13-storey El Carte Ingles is Spain's largest national department store, and with duty free prices it's a shopping Mecca.
If you're looking to stay somewhere a little quieter, the southern coastal town of Puerto Rico or the picturesque village of Puerto de Mogán, known as 'Little Venice' on account of its numerous canals, may be good options.
Further west along the south coast there is the fishing village of Arguineguin. Each Tuesday you can pop along to the market here and grab a bargain or two. Embroidered goods and banana leaf baskets are popular hand-crafted souvenirs.
Several of the resorts on the south coast provide idyllic coastal settings where you can enjoy a candle lit meal supported by a gorgeous ocean view. The food provided is internationally varied across the many towns but you'll find that traditional Canary Island and Spanish cuisine are a proud specialty of many establishments.
The island's most interesting dining hotspot is Garbo's, a highly popular dinner and show venue found in Bahia Felize. The restaurant offers quality three course meals and brilliant entertainment where your waiting staff turn into the star performers.
If you do fancy venturing out from your resort, then the cheap and reliable public bus service is a lovely, scenic way to get from A to B. Taxis are an affordable option too, especially if you're travelling as a group or experiencing the nightlife of a neighbouring resort. For ultimate travelling freedom then car hire services are always available from the airport.
If driving by car or taxi, no resort should take longer than 30 minutes to arrive at when travelling from the airport, of course coach transfer times may take longer. If you want to visit the capital La Palma then a journey from any southern resorts will take less than an hour.
The diversity of Gran Canaria holidays includes the opportunity to explore mountains, forests, sand dunes and spectacular beaches all within the confines of a relatively small island. Day trips via taxis and tour busses can help you discover the beauty hidden in the centre of this island.
A quiet resort on the south coast which is a short distance away from busier destinations, Bahia Feliz can offer a Moroccan feel beach holiday as well as some great days out.
Some of the activities enjoyed on Bahia Feliz's doorstep are the skydiving centre, Sioux City and Aqualand. All of them making for fantastic, exciting days out before you slink back to the resort's quiet setting and enjoy the calm offerings of the serene sunshine surroundings.
This resort's most iconic land is its large expanse of golden sand dunes which stretch for miles. While the dunes are great for exploration inland, it backs onto the ocean meaning that you'll be able to find your own patch of private beach relaxation.
Maspalomas enjoys a fun nightlife and is a short distance away from the lively Playa Del Ingles meaning that days and nights in this resort can be as exciting or as laidback as you want them to be.
The most popular resort in all of Gran Canaria, Playa Del Ingles is home to a number of great day time attractions, beautiful beaches and some of the most exciting nightspots in all of the Canarys.
The resort has the tools to cater for everyone's holidays making this destination busy throughout the year. What better place to enjoy the Canary Island sunshine than on the Playa Del Ingles beaches or the Maspalomas dunes which hug the edge of the town.
The party never stops here with 24 hour entertainment, great atmospheres and plenty of shops and restaurants. This resort offers a holiday you will never forget.
The antithesis of the bustling nightclub resorts, Playa Taurito is a quiet family destination where you and your loved ones can enjoy a relaxing getaway in peaceful surroundings on the southwest coast of Gran Canaria.
A rocky town where many of the hotels and villas are built into the cliffs meaning that you can enjoy great views down onto the beach from your accommodation or you can enjoy the spectacle of seeing an entire community seemingly indented into the rock face of the cliffs.
With a personality that is unmatched in Gran Canaria, Puerto Mogan offers a relaxing holiday environment where you can sit back and enjoy this quirky beach town.
Known as the Venice of the Canaries thanks to its stylish architecture and sea water inlets into the town, these unique surroundings make for a beautiful getaway in a resort that is miles away from the clichéd party atmosphere that some of the Canary Islands enjoy.
Centred around a large golden crescent beach, this resort can offer excitement and relaxation in equal measures.
There are also plenty of commercial centres where you can enjoy dozens of quality shops, delicious restaurants and exciting bars. While Puerto Rico is not as popular as some of the better known destinations of Gran Canaria, it can still pack a punch in terms of holiday fun and excitement.
The annual average temperatures in Gran Canaria make it an ideal tanning holiday all year round. January drops to just 18C while August and September hovers at 24C on average. The winter can get marginally wetter with up to 8 days of rainfall in a month but even that should not be enough to keep you away from the beach for the whole of your holiday.
The week of Ash Wednesday in February and March time sees the whole of the Canary Islands celebrate the Carnival with every village, town and resort in the archipelago getting in the party spirit with daily fiestas of singing, dancing and flotillas: and tourists are always encouragd to join in the fun.
Found just outside Bahia Feliz and east of Playa Del Ingles, this Wild West themed animal park is based at an old film set that hosts daily shows to entertain and amaze the kids and even mums and dads. Cowboys and Indian shows offer unique entertainment a world apart from the Canary Island traditions.
You'd assume that four square kilometres of hilly Saharan sand would be quiet and empty but this area offers much more. Take a camel ride across the terrain, relax by the ocean or party at one of the bars located across the stretch. There are also rainbow flag waving LGBT hotspots found along here.
Take an open topped 4x4 safari and experience Gran Canaria's spectacular Fataga valley. Our route takes us to the beautiful rocktop 'pueblo' of Fataga, where you'll swap your 4x4 for a camel. Saddle up and sway like a sheikh amid more of the mountain scenery and stop for a bite to eat atop the rocky region.
Located just north of Maspalomas, Aqualand is a fun filled day out for young and old alike with over thirty water slide and splash pools that would not only cool you down from the sun but would provide you with hours of fun.
This brilliant wildlife park has an abundance of birds, fish, mammals, reptiles to name but a few. Set in a desert canyon near Maspalomas, just follow the footpaths through the palms, rocks and cacti and you'll find great animal enclosures as well as entertaining daily shows which wow the large crowds.
Several beaches offer the chance to dive into the ocean. Puerto Rico, Bahia Felize and Playa Del Ingles offer opportunities to take part in exciting water sports or paragliding flights. For something a little calmer, go in search of whales and dolphins on boat trips from the Playa Del Ingles' harbour to find the majestic creatures.
Jump aboard, take your seat and get ready for a wonderful marine world experience. Everything starts with a scenic bus ride to the south western village of Puerto Mogan, where you'll board its famous Yellow Submarine with a comfy cabin complete with viewing seats, personal TV monitors and giant portholes. And as you drop 30 metres down through the crystal clear Atlantic, you'll see everything from shoals of sardines to tuna, jacks and other marine life. Keep your eyes peeled and you'll even spy a spooky, fish filled shipwreck as well.


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He continually warned that Jerusalem would be captured and the inhabitants exiled to Babylon.Jer 5:15; 19:3 Behold, I will bring a nation against you from afar, O house of Israel," says the LORD. "It is a mighty nation, it is an ancient nation, a nation whose language you do not know, nor can you understand what they say. . . "Hear the word of the LORD, O kings of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem. Thus says the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel: "Behold, I will bring such a catastrophe on this place, that whoever hears of it, his ears will tingle.
He prophesied against the pagan nations around (Jer 46-51) and also foretold that after 70 years the Jews would return from Babylon:Jer 29:10-14 For thus says the LORD: After seventy years are completed at Babylon, I will visit you and perform My good word toward you, and cause you to return to this place. For I know the thoughts that I think toward you, says the LORD, thoughts of peace and not of evil, to give you a future and a hope. Then you will call upon Me and go and pray to Me, and I will listen to you. And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart.
Jeremiah's words were vehemently rejected and he was heavily persecuted. After the destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C Jeremiah was forced to live in Egypt. He prophesied much of the Messiah and His kingdom. His greatest prophecy was probably Chap. 31:Jer 31:31-34 "Behold, the days are coming, says the LORD, when I will make a new covenant . . . No more shall every man teach his neighbor, and every man his brother, saying, 'Know the LORD,' for they all shall know Me, from the least of them to the greatest of them, says the LORD. For I will forgive their iniquity, and their sin I will remember no more."
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ISA allowance 2015By Rachel Wait
Individual savings accounts (ISAs) are tax-free, so they should be your first port of call if you are looking to kick-start the savings habit.
This tax year (2015/16) you can put up to £15,240 into an ISA. Thanks to new rules introduced in July 2014 you can invest the full amount in cash if you wish to.
If you have yet to use this year's ISA allowance, you've got until April 5, 2016 to make the most of it. If you don't use your allowance by this date, it will be gone for good, as you cannot carry any allowance which you haven't used over to the following tax year.
Don't wait until the very end of the tax year to invest either, as you will miss out on valuable tax-free returns. For example, if you had invested the maximum £15,240 cash ISA allowance at the time on April 6, 2015, into an ISA paying 1.50%, by the start of the following tax year on April 6, 2016, you would have earned a respectable £230 in interest.
However, if you wait until the end of the tax year, and invested the same allowance on March 6, 2016, you'll have earned just £20 in interest by April 6, 2016.
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Junior ISAs (JISAs) work in a similar way as adult accounts except they are specifically for children, and enable mums and dads to save on their offspring's behalf tax-free.
Parents can choose from stocks and shares JISAs, where your money is invested in the stock market, and the less risky cash JISA which is basically a tax-free savings account. This tax year you can pay up to £4,080 into a Junior ISA.
Remember that the account will be held in your child's name, so only they can get their hands on the money. They will not be able to do this until they reach the age of 18, although they can choose to manage the account themselves once they reach 16.
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Dear Lindsay,
Hi boo boo! My name is —–. My friends call me "Pudge". You can call me "Mr. Lohan". I heard you've been having a pretty rough year so far . It's hard for me to stay out of trouble too. I hope this letter gets to you in time and brings a smile to your face. Your beautifully freckled face. <– That's U
I am a huge fan. Have been since I saw you in Parent Trap. I waited until you were 18 to see it. You're pretty awesome in it. And the best part was that there were two of you! Two Lindsay Lohans!!! Like a wet dream come true!!!!! As soon as I finished watching it for the eighteenth time, I knew you were a star. That's why I've kept track of you ever since. Freaky Friday – awesome. You were way too hawt to be Jamie Lee Curtis's daughter though. Not very realistic if you ask me. Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen was just as awesome… Which is pretty fucking awesome! Of course, who could forget the movie that America fell in love with? MEAN GIRLS! I HEART MEAN GIRLS x infinity. You were sooooo freaking good in that. You were really coming into your own. I'd love to come into your own. You really showed the world your breast best qualities. And this is why I am writing you this letter.
See, I miss the old Lindsay. The one who could make me laugh. The one with Hollywood's cutest freckles. The one with the best looking firecrotch this side of the moon. Where'd she go? Alcohol clearly hasn't helped. Neither has the "coke diet". And definitely not the lesbianism. I'm glad you got it out of your system… Homosexuality didn't work out for me either. You see, I totally get you. I mean, you're a Long Island girl. I know some L.I. girls. They're the best kind of girls. Especially the drunk ones. They're fun. More fun when they're not wearing orange jumpsuits… I think you need to come back home, Lindsay. California is no place for a sweet girl like you. Haven't you seen Katy Perry's new music video?
Come home Lindz. I won't ever let the cops find you passed out on the highway drunk out of your mind again. Trust me, I'm a great drunk driver. You can party here all you want. I know how to work a camera. We can start our own reality show: Pudge & Lindsay : BLACKOUT. It'll be like our very own Keeping Up with the Kardashians. I'll even help with your eventual sex tape. I can last like 5 hours long… I swear. It'll be amazing. I'll be your knight in shining armor, if you let me. Just give me a chance Lindsay.
I really do hope you have a safe time in the slammer. I heard you had to eat turkey casserole and applesauce for dinner. Yuck! That sounds awful. Except the applesauce… Who doesn't like applesauce, right? Anyways, stay strong Lindsay. I'll be waiting for you on the other side. With a pack of smokes and a big surprise in my front pocket… Only the very best for my Lindz!
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Those of us who were raised in the eastern U.S. often know very little of the history of how the American Indian people were treated by our government. The Bureau of Indian Affairs did things that we would find to be abhorrent today.
Indian children were forcibly removed from their parents and relocated to distant "Indian Schools" where they were to be educated, trained, and "made into Americans". These children were strongly discouraged from speaking their native language or following their native customs. Thus the discouragement from long hair and body painting.
From Wikipedia article on "Native American boarding schools":
"In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) founded additional boarding schools based on the assimilation model of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School. [Located in Carlisle, Pennsylvania]
Children were usually immersed in European-American culture through appearance changes with haircuts, were forbidden to speak their native languages, and traditional names were replaced by new European-American names. The experience of the schools was often harsh, especially for the younger children who were separated from their families. In numerous ways, they were encouraged or forced to abandon their Native American identities and cultures.[2] The number of Native American children in the boarding schools reached a peak in the 1970s, with an estimated enrollment of 60,000 in 1973. Especially through investigations of the later twentieth century, there have been many documented cases of sexual, physical and mental abuse occurring at such schools.[3] Since those years, tribal nations have increasingly insisted on community-based schools and have also founded numerous tribally controlled colleges."
Here's a link to the 1900 student body at the Carlisle Indian School: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Carlisle_pupils.jpg
The faces of these children says it all.
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It wasn't until 50 years ago that First Nations were recognised as "people" and were given the right to vote. Prior to that, they didn't have access to the courts. They couldn't own land or serve as jurors. They couldn't own businesses or take out bank loans. They could appeal government decisions. Their treaties were sorely disregarded. Is it any wonder that there are land claims issues today?
This sordid history humbles me, but at the same time gives me hope. My son-in-law, who is a First Nations lawyer in Canada, said that giant steps forward in recognising First Nations rights have been taken in the past few years under the Harper government. Even so, there are still poorly informed Canadians who have no understanding of First Nations history and still live with their bigotted ideas.
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