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The strippers of gay Puerto Vallarta
Visit the foremost gay resort of Mexico
By Suzy Size, your terribly old gay guide to Asia and the gay world
When your horny heroine Suzy Size sat at the bar of Wet Dreams one of the infamous gay stripper bars of Puerto Vallarta a hunky guy embraced her emphatically from behind, put his tongue into her ear and worked on her nipples with professional intensity. He wanted to go private with Miss Size, offering a sensational massage in one of those cabins hidden besides the stage where the boys showered and showed it all. Private means quickie in the gay Puerto Vallarta terms. At Wet Dreams this service costs 500 Pesos (about 40 US $), the stripper gets half of the amount and can keep the additional tips that he will seek to pull from the customer.
And those guys really know a trick or two to lure any normal gay man into the heaven of such a private show! Can you user of Sticky Rice Gay Guide Asia and Gay Guide World believe this: Suzy Size did not at least for now and despite her hard-on - succumb to those almost infernal temptations?
Look - diligent reader of Sticky Rice Gay Guide Asia and Gay Guide World it is the almost iron principal of your homosexual heroine never to do it the first night in a new place, and she explained this to Eric, that hunky stripper, too, but he did naturally - not believe her.
Miss Size had just flown into gay Puerto Vallarta that very afternoon from Mexico City and was still getting acquainted with that interesting Mexican beach resort. She had booked a small hotel for the first night and then went looking for a better place to stay for about a week in Puerto Vallarta.
The first hotel she checked was the Blue Chairs Resort, arguably the most famous of the gay hotels of Puerto Vallarta. Even though they offered a low season discount to your heroine, it was still a bit too expensive. Suzy finally checked into a cheap straight hotel nearby the next day, but went to see the go-go show on their roof terrace in the early evening.
Some of those dancers were really sexy. They would dance on a stage - only wearing tight swim suits - and in between their turns they would stand in front of the few guests who would fuddle them, making conversation of sorts. One was from Venezuela, another from Guadalajara. The one Suzy Size liked the best, was a hunky Cuban. He would pull out his sizable dick and lay it in the able hands of your hardening heroine. Naturally, that dick did swell quickly and he now sat on the laps of Miss Size who would now slightly sodomize him with the appropriate finger. The longer the game went on, the higher the tips that were demanded and paid.
Then Pipo that was his name asked to be dismissed for a while: He had ordered some French fries and was obviously hungry due to the very hard work delivered. Suzy Size had his number and was certainly going to call him one of this gay Puerto Vallarta days.
Another reason why your heroine did not want to go private with Eric on her very first night in gay Puerto Vallarta was her sudden and ardent interest in Anthropology. The other main gay stripper place of Puerto Vallarta is conveniently called Antropology and Suzy Size had just entered their spacious premises. Many more strippers were working here than in Wet Dreams, but they were less polished, less sexy, less refined than in the other place, going private is slightly cheaper at 450 Pesos, whereas the stripper drink in both places is 100 Pesos.
Pipo worked here too and tried his tricks again on Miss Size, but your heroine was already getting disenchanted with this so obvious male whore
She played a bit with another guy instead, but he would not get hard at all.
Mario was another guy at Antropology that caught the interest of your heroine. He was not at all a Suzy Size hunk, but his English was just perfect: The 26 year old had grown up in the States, but was deported when he was 17 together with his illegal immigrant parents. He was a good talker and a good listener which made up for his missing good looks. Suzy Size paid him several stripper drinks (of which he gets half the money), but was never tempted to touch him at all. He kind of is the psychiatrist of Antropology, Suzy never saw him strip, but he always found eager customers to talk to who would buy him drinks.
He is actually straight and is the proud father of three daughters. Carlito, a funny 22 year old guy, caught the attention of your heroine during her extended Anthropology night classes in gay Puerto Vallarta too. He was clearly gay and Suzy gave him the card of her hotel for a visit next afternoon, but this unreliable individual never visited your horny heroine.
When Suzy Size returned to Wet Dreams on her second night in town, she expected Eric to renew his passionate proposal to go private, but he hardly noticed your now so horny heroine at all that night. Miss Size stared at him so long until one of the other strippers pointed him to her. When he finally came over, your heroine paid the 500 Pesos and Eric lead her into a booth that was only slightly separated from the outside with a curtain.
They both got completely undressed and the sex that followed was very quick and orgiastic, Eric was completely submissive and loved to be sodomized in that shabby booth by the intrusive fingers of your horny heroine.
On a Saturday afternoon almost like back in good old Pattaya Suzy Size was sitting in the gay Puerto Vallarta beach in the Blue Chairs area. When Eric arrived, he first did not see your heroine who was already undressing him with her eyes, sodomizing him again. Suzy stole a picture of his in order to show him to the eager readers of Sticky Rice Gay Guide Asia and Gay Guide World. But then he noticed Miss Size and came over for a talk. He invited your heroine to come to his place for an extended sex experience. He made clear he wanted 1000 Pesos (about 85 $ US) for this kind of adventure and Suzy was quite interested, no, rather enthusiastic.
So when they went, a friend of Eric a rich kid with a brand new car drove them to the place of Eric, a furnished room, Suzy assumed, somewhere in the suburbs. But this was a quite stylish house, somewhere in a residential area of Puerto Vallarta.
There was another stripper Suzy knew him already from Wet Dreams staying with Eric at that beautiful house. He treated Eric with obvious respect as all the strippers at Wet Dream had done.
So Eric was translated in Thai terms probably the older brother, the senior stripper, maybe even the owner of Wet Dreams?
The house was worth according to Eric 240000 $ US a credible figure and he had bought it at 50% together with his American boyfriend. There were photographs of said boyfriend, even in the bedroom where the action soon was going to take place.
But before that, Eric demanded his money which Suzy first had to fetch from three different hideaways all over her clothes. The sex was OK, but not far as good as in that shabby booth at Wet Dreams earlier. Eric was more narcissistic than submissive this time around maybe all true strippers are mainly narcissistic.
Eric brought Suzy to a nearby bus station, afterwards, and that bus safely returned your heroine to the so called Zona Romantica of gay Puerto Vallarta where all the action usually takes place.
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Management Problems
Management Problems and Opportunities in the Blue River Watershed
MDC's Role and Vision for the Blue River Watershed
The following perspectives on problems and opportunities for watershed management will guide MDC management activities for the foreseeable future. We realize that we are only one of many partners whose joint efforts will be needed to protect and restore stream ecosystem integrity in the Blue River watershed. This is especially true for this highly urbanized watershed which is located within two states and numerous cities.
Improving Water Quality
Current Status:
Water quality in Blue River watershed streams is degraded by many pollution sources. The lower reach of the Blue River has serious problems from industrial and sewage treatment plant discharges in addition to the cumulative effects of upstream pollution sources. Sewage treatment plant effluents negatively impact the lower reach of Indian Creek and the Blue River downstream from the confluence of these two streams. Although water quality improves further upstream, several point and non-point pollution sources have adverse impacts on aquatic fauna. Discharge violations and indiscriminate introduction of pollutants into basin streams will be a continual problem. Pollution from non-point sources will probably increase as the metropolitan area grows. The sources and impacts of all pollutants are not fully understood. The discovery of high concentrations of chlordane in Blue River fishes during the mid-1980's is a good example of this. Reaching beneficial use attainment for the Blue River will require improved compliance of water quality standards. All aquatic communities will benefit from efforts to enhance water quality. Fisheries management activities in Missouri should target the mainstream Blue River above the confluence with Indian Creek. Water quality in this reach of the Blue River is currently capable of supporting a diverse fish community including several important sport fish species.
Action Items:
•Assist DNR with water pollution investigations for events resulting in the loss of aquatic life.
•Recommend water quality standard classifications to DNR for streams and stream reaches of special concern.
•Review permit applications for Section 401 of the federal Clean Water Act and provide recommendations to DNR. Report Section 401 violations to DNR whenever they are encountered in the field. DNR requires a Section 401 permit for any activity that could significantly degrade water quality in watershed streams.
•Provide technical assistance dealing with water resource issues to local governments, land developers, and other land management organizations whose activities impact water quality.
•Educate the public about water quality issues and promote citizen advocacy. Stream Teams are important core groups to advocate for water quality improvement in the watershed. Currently, there are at least eight active Stream Teams which have adopted streams in the Blue River watershed (Missouri Stream Team Program).
•Assist the Missouri Department of Health (MDOH) by periodically collecting fish from the Blue River and preparing tissue samples for analysis of pesticide and heavy metal contaminants. Channel catfish and/or carp should be collected about every three years. Cooperate with MDOH in advising anglers about precautions to take in the consumption of fish.
Protecting Stream Habitat
Current Status:
Extensive development of the entire Blue River watershed will probably occur in a relatively short period of time (tens of years) with the expansion of Kansas City and its suburbs. The high value of land will probably result in a relatively low percentage of the watershed consisting of rural, idle, and park lands. Efforts to restore and enhance natural habitat will be best spent within stream corridors. Fortunately, there are some stream reaches where the corridors are already in public ownership and are managed as park lands. The most notable is the Blue River corridor from the Missouri/Kansas state line downstream to 63rd Street. Most of the corridor along this 17.6-mile stretch of river is owned by Jackson County Parks and Recreation, (Blue River Parkway) and Kansas City Parks, Recreation and Boulevards, (Minor Park and Swope Park). However, most stream corridors in the basin are in private ownership and many have been severely abused. Riparian timber has been removed, stream segments have been channelized, and trash dumped along streams. Efforts should be made to encourage public ownership of stream corridors to reduce their destruction by urban encroachment.
Streambank erosion is another habitat degradation problem in the Blue River watershed. Urban development continually alters the hydraulics of the Blue River and its tributaries. The proliferation of pavement, buildings and other impermeable surfaces in the watershed increases the amount and rate of runoff to basin streams. This not only accelerates bank erosion, but the flashy nature of water flows has a negative impact on fish communities and other aquatic fauna.
Flooding is a major problem along basin streams and will worsen unless measures are taken to counteract the effects of urban watershed development. Flooding occurs almost annually. Flood events which cause property damage in the millions of dollars are common and occasionally there is loss of human lives. The need for better flood control and watershed management has been recognized for many years. The USACOE completed an extensive flood control study for the Blue River basin in 1974 (USACOE 1974). The plan contained two major recommendations:
1.modification of the lower 13.6 miles of stream channel (63rd Street to the mouth) in the more heavily developed section of Kansas City including the industrial district, and
2.construction of four large water retention lakes in the upper watershed. The USACOE is currently working with the city of Kansas City, Missouri (local sponsor) on channel modifications in the lower section of the Blue River.
Most of this work will have negative impacts on aquatic life as the stream channel is widened and straightened. The proposed watershed lakes would have totaled 3,100 acres at conservation pool. At flood pool, they would have totaled 5,250 acres and provided 68,100 acre-feet of flood water storage (USACOE 1974). Unfortunately, the lakes were not constructed and the opportunity has been lost due to urban sprawl into the proposed lake sites. Controlled water releases from these lakes would have reduced erosion of stream banks and maintained stream flows more beneficial to aquatic fauna. Many smaller water retention lakes would have to be constructed to provide the same flood protection as the proposed large lakes. Efforts to provide effective flood control in the Blue River basin have progressed very slowly. A major problem has been the coordination of a large number of municipalities in two states that must agree to a watershed management plan. Coordination problems will continue to be a major barrier to effective stream management.
Action Items:
•Review permit applications for Section 404 of the federal Clean Water Act and provide recommendations to USACOE. Report Section 404 violations to USACOE whenever they are encountered in the field. USACOE requires a Section 404 permit for operators who propose to deposit or stockpile material in stream channels and alter stream channels.
•Participate in local planning activities that impact stream habitat and aquatic communities, and provide technical input to agencies to protect these resources. Special emphasis should be placed on best management practices in the watershed to maintain natural stream systems.
•Work with streamside landowners to promote the maintenance and reestablishment of functional riparian corridors. In most cases, this would be a timbered corridor at least 100 feet wide. Emphasis should be placed on the public lands located along the Blue River from the Kansas/Missouri state line to 63rd Street.
•Inventory riparian corridors, eroding stream banks, and instream cover especially in the Blue River Parkway, Swope Park, and Minor Park. This will be a labor intensive activity which will require the support of the public such as Stream Teams. GIS capabilities may be a good method to monitor trends in riparian corridor condition.
•Establish benchmarks along stream reaches where bank erosion is suspected to be a problem. Monitor erosion rates and implement bank stabilization projects if practical.
•Provide technical recommendations to landowners who request assistance with land management along streams.
Conserving Aquatic Communities
Current Status:
Despite urban development and related water quality and habitat degradation, portions of the Blue River and its tributaries provide diverse communities of fishes and aquatic invertebrates. Thirty-eight fish species have been sampled from the Blue River basin and nearly all of these fish are year-round inhabitants. There are no known endangered fish species in the watershed. Pallid sturgeon, lake sturgeon, and flathead chubs which are endangered in Missouri could migrate into the watershed from the Missouri River, but this would be unlikely due to poor water quality in the lower reach of the Blue River. In recent years, aquatic invertebrates have been sampled on a regular basis as part of the Stream Team program. Monitoring the diversity of fishes and aquatic invertebrates will be a valuable method to determine trends in environmental quality.
In Missouri, the best fishing in the Blue River is upstream from 63rd Street. Much of this 17.6-mile reach of the river has moderate gradient and rocky substrate. During periods of normal to low flow, the water is typically clear. The stream appears to be more characteristic of a transitional Prairie-Ozark upland stream rather than a true prairie stream. A network of riffles and pools, deadfalls, and a variety of streambed substrates provide good fish habitat. Channel catfish and carp are probably the most abundant and sought after sport fishes, however, flathead catfish, black bullhead, largemouth bass, green sunfish, bluegill, and white crappie are also caught by anglers. In the lower section of this reach, including Swope Park, the gradient lessens. Riffle and pool complexes are replaced by long runs. Silt and clay become more common streambed substrates and water conditions are more turbid. Catfish and carp are the more common and important sport fish species. Fish community diversity and fishing opportunities vary greatly in other reaches of the Blue River and its tributaries. Some sections of streams in the basin such as the lower Blue River and lower Indian Creek are grossly polluted and support limited fish populations. Some reaches have experienced severe habitat degradation such as the lower Brush Creek stream channel which is a concrete waterway. On the other hand, some streams such as Wolf and Coffee creeks in the upper watershed have been altered less by urban development. They have better water quality and habitat which support diverse fish communities. However, sport fishing opportunities are limited due to the smaller size of these streams.
Since the entire Blue River basin is in a major metropolitan area, degradation of water quality, stream habitat, and fish communities will probably continue. This is especially true in the upper half of the watershed in Johnson County, Kansas where urban development is spreading at a rapid pace. Any efforts to protect aquatic communities must emphasize water quality enhancement, stream habitat conservation, and good watershed management practices.
Action Items:
•Develop standard sampling techniques for assessing fish and benthic macroinvertebrate communities, including the use of indicator species, and implement a monitoring program to track trends in species diversity and abundance. Statewide, MDC is developing a long-term Resource Assessment and Monitoring program (RAM). The objective is to establish standardized sampling methods for several stream ecosystem attributes, especially biotic communities, that will allow scientists to provide an accurate, legally defensible portrayal of conditions and trends. Sampling will occur at random and fixed sites to allow statewide or individual watershed assessments. Stream Teams and other water quality monitoring volunteers should be an important part of the work team to monitor macroinvertebrates.
•Using watershed best management practices, habitat improvement, regulations, and other techniques, implement programs to protect and enhance aquatic communities including fish and macroinvertebrate species diversity and abundance.
Increasing Recreational Use
Current Status:
Public use of the watershed streams has not been surveyed. Use is probably at least moderate since the watershed is located in a major metropolitan area. Fortunately, there is a large amount of public park land along the Blue River and, to a lesser degree, along Indian, Brush, Coffee, and Wolf creeks. These lands help protect stream corridors from the negative impacts of urban development. In the long run, acquisition of more stream corridors for park lands will probably be the best strategy to ensure corridor protection. Natural resource managers, park administrators, and the public must be diligent to ensure that current park lands containing stream corridors are not sold or developed intensively. Acquisition of large tracts of land with stream corridors will probably be difficult in the future due to the high cost of land in the urban area.
The public lands mentioned above provide fairly good access to the Blue River and other basin streams. For example, Blue River Road follows the river for about 8.4 miles in Missouri. Most access requires at least some hiking through corridors to reach the streams. This is not a problem for serious anglers, hikers, and other outdoor enthusiasts. However, easy access to the streams for most people is limited except for a few locations. This is especially true for people who are mobility impaired. Access to the Blue River and some of its major tributaries should be improved. Improved access would foster more use along basin streams and promote appreciation of aquatic resources.
We assume that a large percentage of the urban public is not aware of stream recreational opportunities in the Blue River watershed. Publicizing recreational opportunities will increase use and awareness of the resource's value. Increased public contact with this resource will foster advocacy for watershed streams.
Action Items:
•Develop more nature trails along basin streams to give the public better opportunities to interact with aquatic resources. More trails would improve access for streamside activities such as bank fishing, bird watching, and general nature interpretation. Emphasis would be placed on existing public lands such as the Blue River Parkway. MDC would coordinate with JCPR and KCPRB to determine county and city plans for trail development and possibly enter into Community Assistance Program (CAP) agreements to assist with these efforts.
•Construct another canoe/small boat access site on the Blue River to complement the one at the Brown Athletic Field northeast of Martin City. This facility was constructed by MDC as a CAP agreement with JCPR. A takeout access about four miles downstream in the vicinity of Red Bridge Road at Minor Park might be a desirable site since there are existing parking areas. This area is already used as a takeout area by some people who float the stream, but canoes and small boats must be carried overland to vehicles. Other potential sites may also be located further downstream.
•Encourage public land management agencies to increase their riparian corridor land holdings (e.g., linear parks along major streams).
•Publicize stream recreational opportunities in local newspapers, radio, and television programs. Include watershed streams in publications that provide information about fishing, floating, hiking, and other activities related to stream resources. Produce a user guide promoting these recreational opportunities in the watershed and especially along the Blue River.
Promoting Citizen Involvement
Current Status:
Unfortunately, most residents who live in the Blue River watershed do not regard the Blue River and its tributaries as important natural resources and valuable areas for outdoor recreation. For these people, the Blue River conjures up visions of flooding, contaminated water, fishkills, and stream corridors degraded by urban development. These attitudes are frequently reinforced by media articles that emphasize negative rather than positive aspects of the river.
The degree to which the streams in the Blue River watershed are preserved and wisely managed will ultimately depend upon public perceptions and attitudes toward this resource. There is a need to increase public awareness and appreciation for stream resources. Programs such as Stream Team need to be expanded to build a strong base of advocates for watershed streams.
Action Items:
•Publicize stream recreational opportunities in local newspapers, radio, and television programs. Include watershed streams in publications that provide information about fishing, floating, hiking, and other activities related to stream resources. Produce a user guide promoting these recreational opportunities in the watershed especially along the Blue River.
•Improve access to the watershed streams as discussed in the above section about increasing recreational use.
•Promote Stream Team and other organizations that are interested in conserving stream resources. Provide technical assistance to groups involved in water quality monitoring, stream habitat improvement projects, public awareness promotion, and similar activities.
•Update this document on the Internet so the public can access the latest information about the Blue River watershed.
•Support efforts such as T.R.U.E. BLUE which educate the public, especially young people, about watershed issues and the value of stream resources.

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My Mom Comes to See the New Baby and I Make Her Paint My Living RoomJessie Knadler
We've had company for the past three weeks straight as Jake and I try to settle into our new roles as parents of two. First, Jake's mom Marmie arrived from Baltimore to be on hand in the event I went into labor on time (I didn't). Then my mom Grandma B arrived from Montana for two weeks, during which time I was induced and laid up at the hospital for three days with new baby Katie Bea. Then my dad and my stepmom Grandma Tess arrived from Florida to spend Christmas week with us.
It was a crazy, chaotic, whirlwind month and now that it's over and all our guests have gone home and the house is once again our own, I wish everyone would come back so we could do it all again (minus the labor). It's times like these I'm reminded again just how amazing our families are and how lucky we are to have such help. My trio of moms and my dad went out of their way to entertain June while I was busy with the baby. They cleaned the house, cooked, washed dishes, wrapped presents, wrapped MY presents, vacuumed, collected and washed the eggs, played Candy Land, minded our crazy dog, organized our bookshelves, cleaned our mudroom …. my mom even painted my living room.
Granted, I did ask her to. I know what you're thinking: You're mom came to visit you for two weeks and you made the poor woman paint your living room? What is wrong with you, jerk? Isn't she, like, in her 60s?
Geez, that does sound pretty bad. But you have to understand something about my mom. My mom is a lot like my husband … they're both physically, spiritually, emotionally incapable of not working (truth be known, all my moms are like this but my mom takes it to another level — like, caulking-the-bathtub-while-vacationing-at-Club-Med level). Both Jake and my mom have to be fixing, organizing, cleaning, repairing something at all times or they will burst into flames. Mom doesn't let something as inconsequential as age stop her from retiling a bathroom. She plants shrubs to unwind. She installs trim work to find her Zen. She plunges toilets to work through aggression.
Mom might deny this about herself but the last time I didn't give her a job to do, she had rearranged my entire house to her liking. It took me weeks to track down the cleaning supplies and popcorn. So this time, I opted to harness that insane mom construction energy and asked her very nicely if she'd help me with one big home improvement project while she was here because I knew it would be months, maybe even years, before I could get to it myself AND she's really, really, really good at this stuff. She makes those ladies on the HGTV look like total rejects.
Whether out of good old fashioned mom guilt, affection or a grudging acquiescence, she agreed. She even took on the Herculean task of helping me select the paint color. The living room went from a feminine peaches and cream to two-tone neutral grays: Sherwin Williams Modern Gray and Mom's own custom blend (see, I told you she was good — she concocted her own paint color while she was here!). I love how light but grounded the new color is. Sorta like Mom herself. A professional paint job wouldn't look nearly this good.
And now my moms are gone and I'm left to embark on home improvement projects on my own … with a new baby. Yeah, it'll be awhile before anything else gets done with this house. And Mom — to all my moms — I owe you big time. I'll be sure to schlepp my caulking gun out to Montana. THANK YOU!


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Fr Joe Borg, a commentator, blogger and University lecturer has just blogged on The Times that the anonymous letter placed on the PBS web-site that threatened its presenters with eviction next Monday, is part of an intimidation campaign by Labour. Ministers have appointed him as their consultant on PBS for many years.
Whilst we unreservedly condemn any such threats, we cannot accept Fr Borg's spurious pious words, when PBS presenters have systematically carried out an anti-Labour campaign which has even been condemned by the Broadcasting Authority.
Fr Borg has no proof that the anonymous letter was posted by a Labour supporter. In fact, given the dirty tricks campaign conducted by the Nationalist Party and its supporters, one cannot exclude that it was posted by an agent provocateur. Worse things are known to have happened (Terinu).
Fr Borg claims that Dr Muscat has failed to enforce a code of ethics on Super One and Maltastar journalists. Apparently, he is an avid reader and follower of the PL media, but turns a blind eye to the obscenities committed by other journalists on the PN media and in blogs on supposedly independent newspapers, where bile and inflammatory language is the order of the day.
Fr Borg would have been more credible in his appeal had he asked the PN leader also to control the hotheads in the PN, rather than concentrating on Dr Muscat. We are glad that Fr Borg has not been intimidated. Perhaps one day he will write about the pernicious anti-labour bias of "journalists" employed by the State broadcaster. Is it coincidence that nobody has accused the PBS presenters of anti-PN bias?
Joey Borg, hawn int iva, may I publicly state, that I for one, am glad that the reign of physiological terror via the practice of disinformation, misinformation or straight forward no information practised by PBS and their paid rottweilers, is soon coming to a deserved end. THEY HAVE DONE WORST THAN DARDIR MALTA. YES YOU HOLD THAT RECORD!!I and the majority of Malta's decent citizens publicly call for the return to us, not only of our island, but also of its institutions. What cheek has this priest (?) to accuse the Labour party of threats when the whole Maltese nation has been robbed so callously by those that swore to defend its interests.
Fr. Joe Borg - Should either give up his priesthood & join GONZI PN or else keep his pious opinions to himself ....
dan ghadu bil mentalita ta l arcisqof gonzi,ifred u irrenja!!!
int suppost tahfer u tipridka mahfra mux tigdeb u tifred nies bhalek igibu nies jitbedu mill knisja
Fr. Joe Borg imissu jaghmel xogholu iqarben u iqaddes u ma jindahlx fil-politika, mhux postu f'din l'ghalqa sakemm mhux xi sagwaci personali ta' GonziPN.
Joe Borg has the right to support the NP and to write a blog that is unapologetically biased and anti Labour, similar in style and content to other PN Bloggers such as DCG and ABC. But he has to realise that, being so unashamedly un-objective, he loses credibility. This is inevitable. It therefore follows, that such silly accusations will be treated with the same incredulity as his other un-objective, biased assertions against the PL and in favour of the PN.
For someone who pretends to be the mouthpiece of the journalistic profession, its rectitude, honesty and professionalism, this must be hard for him to conceive let alone accept, but he has to. After all, he suffers this professional lack of credibility simply because he has to reap nothing but what he has sown.
He cannot have it both ways; Write un-objectively and be believed.
Fejn jaf ir-reverendu min baghat dik l-ittra ?. Ghandu xi provi li kien partitarju Laburist?. Jekk jaf ghandu jghid u jirraporta lill-pulizija kif iheggu jaghmel l-alla falz tieghu, GONZI. Jien iktar nahseb li kien xi far Nazzjonalista li ppostja dik l-ittra biex johloq dak ir-rizultat li xtaq. Bhalma ghandu dritt jahseb ir-reverendu, ghandi dritt jien ukoll nahseb . U ma nahsibx li jien il-boghod mill-verita'. Nafu bizzejjed il-kapacita' taghhom biex joholqu t-Terinati. BERIKNA Reverendu !!. Imidssek tisthi tkompli tohloq il-firda fil-poplu. Nies bhalek ikomplu jgerrxu n-nies mis-suppost knisja ta' Kristu. ISTHI, jekk taf. Ipokrita kristjan iehor.
Sewwa qal KRISTU, 'ghoqodu attenti ghax ulied id-dlam huma 'more shrewd' minn ulied id-dawl' JOSEPH qed jghidilna nghixu il-kmandament li taghna KRISTU'hobbu lil xulxin kif habbejtkom jien' JOSEPH ISAHHAH DAN BL'EZEMPJU...WARA KOLLOX MA NISKANTAWX ...IX-XITAN MILLI GHANDU ITIK. DIVITION, LIES HATE CHARACTER ASSASSINATION..ETC


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August 24, 2009
To assess whether written informed consent requirements create barriers that discourage HIV testing, the study author evaluated their effect on HIV testing rates in New York state.
On June 1, 2005, New York streamlined its HIV testing consent procedures. If written informed consent creates barriers to testing, then the state's policy change should have reduced such barriers and increased HIV testing rates. Logistic regression was employed to estimate the effects of the streamlining exercise.
New York's policy change led to a 31.4 percent increase (95 percent confidence interval [CI]=20.9 percent, 41.9 percent) in the state's HIV testing rate. In absolute terms, 7 percent of people in the state had been tested for HIV in the preceding six months under the streamlined procedures, whereas just 5.3 percent would have undergone screening under the original requirements. These estimates indicate that the policy change accounted for roughly 328,000 additional HIV tests in the six months after consent procedures were streamlined.
"Written informed consent requirements are a substantial barrier to HIV testing in the United States. There may be a trade-off between efforts to increase HIV testing rates and efforts to improve patient awareness," the author concluded.


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The Custom Car Shop can now be built instantly in your town. Regardless of your status on collecting building materials, if you still haven't finished building yours, you can now do so by simply clicking on the building. From there, you can instantly start building the first four vehicles that were available at the feature's launch, or you can build one of the four new vehicles: Pedigree (van), Exemplar (sedan), Glacier (snow plow) or Phoenix (sports car).
The process for building the vehicles is the same as before: you'll need to collect parts either by asking friends to send them to you, or in some cases wait for cars to appear in your own town and then collect from them to receive some parts at random. Different cars require different parts, and in different quantities, so keep that in mind.
It's interesting that Zynga felt the need to make the Custom Car Shop an insta-build project, as it brings to mind the idea that perhaps the car feature wasn't as widely demanded as the company expected it to be. Or, perhaps users are finally getting tired of the constant building projects and friend requests and simply didn't adopt this feature as a result. Either way, it would be great if other buildings adopted the same setup, and you can be sure we'll let you know if that does happen.
For now, let us know what you think of this news in the comments. Are you excited to have cars in your town in CityVille, or will you just now adopt this feature since the building can be completed instantly? Sound off in the comments.


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After attending the Cinderella Bridal Show on the weekend I realized how many brides in the Lower Mainland don't know about my very favourite blogs and websites! I thought before the busy wedding season starts {and it looks like it's going to be a busy one} I would give you a quick run down on a few of my faves.
First up is Style Me Pretty. Filled with beautiful photos and DIY projects that will make your wedding guests wonder where you came up with these amazing ideas. As a photographer and invitation designer I kind of describe myself as someone who has creative ideas with A.D.D. give me a topic and I'll think of a bunch of ideas! I think that's because I L.O.V.E. seeing details of each couple at their wedding. We can go to a bunch of weddings in our lifetimes but maybe only a few will stand out in our memories…Make one of those yours!
Fellas, I'll apologize now that your ladies will be absent for a few hours, 'cause this blog is, well, virtual bliss and can kind of make the time stand still when you're planning a wedding! You'll get a bunch of ideas and make sure you follow the links in the stories if you like the photos. That's how I find other sites I'll feature in the next few days. I find that in Canada we kind of look to the States for shopping and whatnot, they really focus on businesses in North America so it's a perfect example of new vendors and ideas for your big day. Enjoy and let me know if you enjoy the site!


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With the summer season finally upon us, a few things come to mind when planning an escape for this glorious time of year. Whether it's lounging on a warm golden beach, sipping cocktails under the tall scattered sway of palm trees, rejuvenating the senses with invigorating spa treatments or simply being lazy while watching a breathtaking sunset, Paradisus Palma Real in Punta Cana offers guests every element to satisfy cravings for a perfect summer getaway.
Few destinations boast the tropical beauty and colorful culture of Punta Cana in the Dominican Republic. With the Caribbean summer climate in mind, Paradisus Palma Real has just announced a refreshing package that appeals to everyone— those looking to vacation with a significant other or families taking that well-deserved and long-awaited trip together. Paradisus Palma Real is offering the "Sunset Beach Bonfire" package, ideal for every type of vacation. This innovative package is anchored by the inclusion of a fully built bonfire pre-lit by the hotel's staff moments before your arrival complete with extra wood to keep it going all night long! Large comfy beach blankets where one can relax while enjoying the fire and sunset views, a basket full of marshmallows, Hershey bars, chocolate chips and roasting sticks for those fire-side snacks allow you to maximize the beach bonfire experience. A portable mini freezer full of ice, chilled bottle water and soft drinks will sit on the sand to help cool off the summer heat.
In addition to the bonfire amenities, the package also includes a 50 minute massage for each adult, a complimentary round of golf and accommodations in a spacious Junior Suite, in which you can unwind after a day in the sun. Available for booking until July 31, 2010 the package requires a 5 day, 4 night stay and is priced at $3,385 per person.
For further information or to book travel, please dial 809-221-1111 or visit www.paradisus.com