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I have a set of .NET components that were developed long ago (1.1). I would like to continue to provide them for 1.1 for any clients that need that version, but also offer versions - in some cases the same code, in some cases with enhancements - for .NET 2 and for .NET 3(.5). In each later case, I might want to take advantages of newer features of the platform for certain components.
I'm looking for guidance as to what the best practice is in this situation.
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- Separate branches of code
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- Supply the functionality in separate (new) classes for the .NET 2+ versions, and use the original via, say, composition
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Crazy!!!One question...you say your alternator cooked itself because it was run dry? The rotor and stator are in contact, so I didn't think it'd be a problem. Always thought that the primary chain and clutch plates (on the stock wet clutch, anyhow) were the reasons for the lubrication.Ask as I was planning on running a dry clutch from Newby.
...ignited and actually BLEW my center nut off? Scottie
Well, at least it was only your center nut.You still have your left nut and right nut left!
You can run a dry clutch and dry primary, but you have to provide plenty of cooling vents when you do that. It can't be sealed up. It needs some air going over it.
Don't know why you'd lose control of the bike because the primary blew off, especially if the oil was already gone and there was nothing to blow all over the real wheel, which can make things a bit sporty!
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My research program is involved in analyzing genetics of bacteria and requirements of bacteria to interact with appropriate hosts. The primary research interests of the laboratory are focused towards Campylobacter jejuni, a leading cause of diarrheal disease throughout the world, and Helicobacter pylori, a primary cause of gastritis, gastric ulcers, and gastric cancer. My laboratory identifies factors required by these bacteria for infection of hosts and analyzes the regulated expression of these factors. Further detalis regarding my research program can be found at: http://www4.utsouthwestern.edu/hendrixsonlab/Hendrixson_Lab/Hendrixson_Lab_Home.html.
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- Structural diversity of bacterial flagellar motors.
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I have D Fritz 12 and I have the the sound turned on, when I move a piece the sound happens 6-7 seconds after I set the piece down and it's getting worse
Is your computer running slow? Perhaps a virus/malware scan might speed things up a bit.
...Or restarting Fritz...or a reboot of the PC?
I ran a malware scan and one item was found but it's not fixed yet. Also different engines have defferent pause times and it's only happening on my laptop. My desktop has no problem. Keep thinking, we'll get it.
Did you check the Windows task manager on your laptop to see if another app is hogging the cpu?
format c: in the command line works wonders...
Nothing else is running and sometimes Fritz hangs and no mater what u push all u get is a ping
please re-install the Fritz.
Just throwing out random ideas... Have you logged onto the Playchess server from your laptop and clicked on "Query Update" in the Help menu?
...and it's only happening on my laptop. My desktop has no problem.
Clean the malware off of the laptop. Reinstallation of Fritz is not likely to make any difference. Also turn sound off and see if that matters (it should make no difference). The problem is the laptop, not Fritz.
i have fritz 13 and its fine
My favourite homosexual German hardcore pronographic flim is titled Fritz on the Fritz!
The malware program says we're clean. It's only the sound that delays, Fritz starts thinking right away. I just intalled the 3-4 and 5 man tablebases could that be it?
Best way to check that would be to disable (temporarily) the tablebases and run it that way for comparison. You also don't mention how powerful your laptop computer is. If you're running this on a lightweight laptop or tablet, you may not have sufficient processing power to handle the load. Some of the graphics and sound in laptops is handled mostly by the CPU rather than by dedicated cards that many desktop computers have.
Pentium B950 64 bit @ 2.1 GHz 4GB ram. If I remove and reinstall fritz will I lose all my data bases with all the games I have played? It's only the sound, everything else is working great, maybe I should just live with it. It just bugs me a little when things don't work perfict
No, you won't lose them. Thay are in a dedicated subfolder of your user's documents folder.
Pentium B950 64 bit @ 2.1 GHz 4GB ram.
I'm not familiar with that CPU but many of the later Intel chips had on-board sound rather than a dedicated sound board. Be careful messing around with re-installations so you don't run afoul of the registration counter.
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A little while ago, I shared my little boy's PUPPY PARTY & promised to share his sisters Princess Party. My little 4 year old loves princesses-and I know this stage doesn't last long, so we went all out with a Cinderella Princess ball & tea party for her 4th birthday.
Abby couldn't wait to deliver the invites to her friends. I found this idea online (i forget where) and thought it was perfect…
Here Ye, Here Ye
Calling Princesses one & all.
It's a Cinderella Party &
We're going to have a ball!
A luncheon party fit for a princess,
is awaiting you at the castle door.
It's a royal celebration because…
"Cinder-Abby" is turning 4!
{Please come dressed in rags, but bring along a dress whereupon you will be transformed into a princess befitting for this royal event.}
When the guests arrived-we transformed them into princesses-make up, hair up do's, sparkly spray and all the girls dressed up in a princess dress. We had crowns, necklaces, rings, and bracelets for each little princess.
We decorated crowns that I got at Ariel's Grotto in Disneyland, played Freeze dance during our "Ball" and danced to princess music. We also played pin the lips on the frog. The party favors were princess coloring books and crayons.
Here are some details in Photos:
The Princess Banner: So easy and fun to make. Similar to Kirsten's Spooky Banner.
Tulle made the decor!!! I tied pink and blue tulle around each chair and added silk roses.
Place Settings:
I made little princess crown name tags for each girl and added those big plastic diamond rings for the napkin holders.
Princess Cupcakes:
I found mini tiaras at a party store and cut off the comb part to make just mini tiara cupcake toppers!
And here are the mini princesses after being transformed by their fairy godmother (me)! This party was so much fun-I know have one little sweetheart who thought so!
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Katie Says: May 9, 2011 at 7:45 am
I love the big diamonds as napkin rings. We put those in the kiddie bags for girls at our wedding. They LOVED them. The chair sashes are so fun too. What a lucky little girl!
E's Mommy Says: May 9, 2011 at 10:58 am
Thank you thank you for sharing this great idea. My little one has talked non stop about having a princess party of her own and I was at a loss of what to do for decorations. I hope you don't mind if I copy a few of your ideas. They are amazing!!
Marilyn Says: May 9, 2011 at 11:49 am
Did you just make up the game "pin the lips on the frog" or can you purchase a game like this? Can you give more info please…I would love to copy this party for my great-grandchild…whose name is …Abbygail. Thank you so very much for this post! It is adorable!
Jenn Says: May 9, 2011 at 2:00 pm
What a perfect princess party! Cinderella is still my favorite princess too!
Heidi Says: May 9, 2011 at 2:38 pm
What a fun party! Any little girl would be in heaven! Love the pin the lips on the frog idea too. It all looks so cute!
Such an adorable party — every detail so well thought-out! Props to the proud mom/stylist!
Reason #9,107 why I need to have a daughter. 🙂
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Situated on beautiful grounds in the heart of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex, you'll love the elegant grace of the facilities at Arlington Plaza and the warmth of our staff. We're just minutes from all the things that make life great: dining, shopping, golfing, healthcare, and all the entertainment and culture of a major urban area. You won't want to miss visits to Bowman Springs Park, Symphony Arlington, the Historical Society Fielder House or one of the nearby professional sports venues. We're a community that feels more like a family than neighbors, and you'll wish you'd discovered us sooner.
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A major death and a very unfortunate makeover made for a highly unpleasant episode.
Klaus went on an awkward orchid hunt with his birth dad while the gang teamed up to take Finn hostage! A lot went down in this episode, and all of it was fantastic.
Elena tried to jog her heart's memory while Bonnie tussled with an imprisoned witch in 1994! Pretty typical day, really.
Elsa's birthday party was ruined when everyone got mad at her for literally selling out their friends.
Everyone's back from the dead and rising to the occasion!
Damon was back from 1994, and you guessed it: Things were not to his liking! Meanwhile the gang tried to rescue Enzo!
Matt Bomer as an underwear-clad hooker! Gabourey Sidibe as Patti LaBelle's daughter! Just two reasons why "Pink Cupcakes" was an excellent episode.
Guest-star Nina Dobrev appeared as Tatia in this week's flashback-o-rama, and her wig was divine.
Tyler ran over a corn maze, Elena force-fed blood to everybody, plus Bonnie pulled a Bonnie. Just another successful Homecoming celebration!
At least one person suspects foul play.
Two major deaths! A German snuff film! The thrilling conclusion to the Edward Mordrake saga more than made up for last week's slow build.
Stefan started over, Kai is not what he seems, and Jeremy wrestled with Alaric. Just another day in Mystic Falls-adjacent.
The ghost of a literally two-faced rascal paid the Freak Show a visit this week and spooky times ensued! (Somebody sang a Lana Del Rey song.)
Esther finally made her intentions clear via some juicy flashbacks and a jump into a much better body. Also she is rude as h*ck, pardon my French.
The gang met down at the swimming hole for some Jell-O shots and puncture wounds! Meanwhile Bonnie and Damon's two-person purgatory suddenly became a three-way. "Welcome to Paradise" was just a good episode in general.


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Introduction to the CloudTrust Working Group
We want to improve trust in the cloud through transparency and assurance. A trusted cloud is defined as a cloud service or Cloud Service Provider (CSP) that implements standards of governance, management, and security while also meeting a minimum set of requirements aimed at increasing the confidence of Cloud Service Customers (CSCs).
Tactical implementation of the CSA Cloud Trust (CT) Working Group's vision is manifested through well-defined and measurable Service Level Agreements (SLAs) and continuous security monitoring using the CSA CloudTrust Protocol (CTP). The goal of the CT Working Group is to bridge the activities common to the CSA SLA Working Group and the CSA CTP Working Group.
CloudTrust will build confidence in the market, and accelerate secure adoption of cloud services, by promoting collaboration between CSCs, CSPs, international standards organizations, and global regulatory authorities, all of whom are considered stakeholders in the CT Working Group. The end goal is to improve trust between CSPs and CSCs, in order to promote broader adoption of cloud computing.
The CT Working Group's first task will be devoted to the definition of measurable security and privacy attributes for use in SLAs, and their evaluation through continuous monitoring.
CloudTrust Working Group Leadership
CloudTrust Co-chairs
Dr. Said Tabet
Dr. Said Tabet is a member of the Object Management Group Board of Directors and the principal EMC representative to the Industrial Internet Consortium. Said is the Chair of the INCITS CS1 Secure Cloud Computing Ad-Hoc Group, and a member of the US delegation to ISO SC27. He is also a member of the Cloud Security Alliance International Standardization Council, co-Chair of the SME Council and the Cloud Security SLA working group. Said spent over two decades driving and contributing to various international standardization activities including ISO, RuleML, OMG standards, W3C Semantic Web and Rules, Risk and Compliance, GRC-XML, Regulatory Reporting and Supervision, Security and Data protection and Privacy. Said continues to work on challenges around Cloud Computing adoption, IoT, Cloud SLA and security SLA automation, Big Data Analytics and security, cyber security and best practices, Industrial Internet of Things, and Semantic Data Collaboration. He is a regular speaker and panelist at industry conferences and international standards meetings, authors and editor of book series and articles.
John DiMaria
John DiMaria is a management system professional, Six Sigma Black Belt, certified Holistic Information Security Practitioner (HISP) Master HISP and AMBCI with 28 years of experience in Management System Development, including Information Systems, Quality Assurance, International Quality Standards, Statistical Process Control, Regulatory Affairs, Customer Service, Subcontractor Analysis and Marketing/Sales. John is responsible for overseeing product roll-out and client/sales education. He is the product expertise spokesperson for BSI Group Americas regarding all product standards covering Risk, Quality and Regulatory Compliance.
John serves on many committees that influence legislation and drive international harmonization including serving as the co-chair for the CSA OCF Working group and was the project manager during the development and rollout of STAR Certification.
John has been featured in and contributed to many publications concerning various topics regarding information security and business continuity.
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Dr. Jesus Luna
Research Director of the Cloud Security Alliance (Europe)
Jesus is the Research Director of the Cloud Security Alliance (Europe). His main responsibilities include the internal scientific/technical management of CSA's funded projects (EC FP7 and ENISA).
Jesus has worked on the ICT security field for almost 20 years with industry and academia, both in America and Europe. Jesus obtained his PhD degree (Cum-Laude) in Computer Architecture from the "Technical University of Catalonia" (2008), and has authored more than 40 scientific publications in prestigious venues. Since 2003, Jesus is also affiliated with the CS department of the Technical University of Darmstadt (Germany).
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Warner Bros. believes in franchises, none more than Superman, which studio chief Jeff Robinov has been struggling to reboot for some time now--after audiences protested Bryan Singer's "Superman Returns." Thus "Man of Steel" was the high point of the 90-year-old studio's CinemaCon presentation this week, hosted by the always awkward Robinov--who might as well let his popular distribution czar Dan Fellman do the honors. Robinov boasted about the studio's fourth year marking over $4 billion worldwide in 2012, and being the only studio to pass the $1 billion mark domestically 12 years in a row, as well as current hit "42," which pulled the studio out of a post-"Argo" box office dip.
Robinov finally pulled out "Man of Steel" by turning to Christopher Nolan, who had successfully rebooted Batman, as he neared the end of his trilogy, to rejigger the Superman equation. He came up with a story with David Goyer, who wrote the screenplay. And Robinov turned to visually gifted director Zack Snyder ("300," "The Watchmen," "Sucker Punch") to realize their vision. Nolan was hands-on at the script and post-production level, leaving Snyder on his own during production.
While those of us who have lived through all these versions of the story--comic, various TV series, Donner, Singer versions et al. don't really need yet another origin myth recast with the likes of Russell Crowe, Kevin Costner, Amy Adams and Henry Cavill as a Superman who really does fly faster than a speeding bullet, the footage looks mythic and shows a beating heart. "It's full of emotion and action," said Snyder, who admitted that he's been a Superman fan his whole life and considers him the "greatest superhero." He also wishes he could show it as he shot it--on film. The trailer below is attached to "Oblivion" this weekend.
The 3-D "Great Gatsby" footage was definitely more visually impressive than the material the studio showed last year. And Warners clearly felt the need to have Australian showman Baz Luhrmann explain his vision at some length on video to the theater owners. He admitted he was still "finishing up the movie," which was originally destined for Christmas 2012 release but now will open May 10, just before its international premiere in Cannes. He boasted that the cast led by Leonardo DiCaprio, Carey Mulligan, Tobey Maguire and Joel Edgerton were "at the height of their powers." He described the F. Scott Fitzgerald story set in 1922 has having a "love story, tragic action and dramatic poetry." It's "a complex reflection of our time," he said, although he wanted to capture the transgressive power of the era's jazz music by adding contemporary beats from the likes of Jay-Z.
This movie falls in the category--along with Disney's "The Lone Ranger"--of a leap into artistic risk that I want the studios to make but not at such great cost. It's the inflated size and scope of these ventures that gets everyone into trouble, as if spending more money on stars and sets and pyrotechnics will somehow guarantee that audiences will show up. Why can't these movies stay on a smaller scale? (We consumers may enjoy the films' visual audacity, but if they lose money it only makes the studios less willing to take a gamble on another risky ambitious venture.) Also looking expensive is Alfonso Cuaron's "Gravity," starring Tom Hanks and Sandra Bullock in outer space.
WB also previewed raunchy comedy "The Hangover 3" which actually looks better than the last 2011 installment, as well as "We're the Millers," which also had the house laughing at Jennifer Aniston as a stripper impersonating pot dealer Jason Sudeikis's housewife; Ed Helms also stars. Horror flick "The Conjuring" starring Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga looked so effectively scary that I will never go near it. The footage from Noam Murro's "300" sequel "Rise of an Empire," while based on Frank Miller's graphic novel "Xerxes," made me wish he was involved in this one, which stars Rodrigo Santoro as the evil king, "Game of Thrones" star Lena Headey and Eva Green; it looked underwhelming. Denis Villeneuve's child kidnapping drama "Prisoners," starring Hugh Jackman, Maria Bello and Jake Gyllenhaal, looked like an awards-driven quality project that will need to score high with critics. And thriller "Getaway" starring Ethan Hawke also deals with a kidnapping, this time of his wife.
On the horn from New Zealand, Peter Jackson hyped his next "Hobbit" installment, which returns Orlando Bloom as Legolas and adds Evangeline Lily, Luke Evans and Benedict Cumberbatch as Smaug. And Guillermo del Toro's super-sized "Pacific Rim" looked fantastic. "It allowed me to try a scope and palette I hadn't tried before," he said. "It comes from the deepest part of my being, full of love, the 12-year-old kid who fell in love with monsters, a guy who sees a giant robot and has a good day." He wanted to create a "massive window to see another world populated by things you'd never see in real life."


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Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board members say 'there were no secret meetings'
Past Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board agendas could have been worded better, but there was never an attempt to sneak commutations by anyone, board members told The Oklahoman Tuesday.
"We've not tried to conceal anything from anyone," board Chairwoman Lynnell Harkins said. "We'll do whatever we need to make it right."
"There were no secret meetings," agreed Parole Board member David Moore, of Edmond. "I understand the perception and the appearance, but there was no mal-intent to not be transparent. If there is some way we can tweak our process to be more transparent, then we certainly want to do that ... We will fix what we need to fix to make sure there is no appearance of secrecy."
Board members made their comments to The Oklahoman Tuesday outside of the first regular Pardon and Parole Board meeting held since Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater released a scathing letter last week. The letter accused parole board members of repeatedly violating the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act by operating a secret early release consideration docket that included inmates not eligible for parole because they hadn't met mandatory sentencing requirements.
Ongoing inquiry
Prater attended the morning session of Tuesday's meeting and met briefly with several board members during breaks.
Afterward, he described the discussions as "appropriate" and "professional" but said his office's criminal investigation into whether the board willfully violated the Oklahoma Open Meeting Act is ongoing.
"We're in the middle of that right now," Prater said. He also said that it is unresolved whether inmates who were released under these disputed circumstances will be required to return to prison.
Prater said the most surprising thing he learned Tuesday was that many board members were not aware of his concerns that they were violating the Open Meeting Act before the district attorney sending out a letter on Aug. 8.
"What I was surprised about was that they were surprised when my letter came out Aug. 8," Prater said. "That's the first they had heard of any of my concerns. I had called the governor's office on July 19 with my concerns and, as well, Terry Jenks, the director of the parole board with my concerns and fully laid out that there were issues with prisoners being placed early on these parole dockets. So I was amazed to find out today, and they were quite upset about it, that they had not been notified previous to my Aug. 8 letter being revealed."
"That's astounding to me and unfair to them," Prater said.
Alex Weintz, the governor's communications director, confirmed Prater spoke with the governor's deputy general counsel in July, but said he has been told that Prater only complained about the parole board's practices and didn't mention alleged open meeting violations or illegal actions.
Prater said his secrecy criticism of the board centers on an agenda item labeled "docket modification" that the board has repeatedly listed on its monthly agendas.
It is under that agenda item that board members have asked their colleagues to consider adding names of inmates to early release dockets who ordinarily would not yet be eligible for parole because they had not served enough of their sentences and obtained enough good behavior credits. Prater especially objected to inmates being placed on the list who had committed major crimes and been sentenced under a statute that requires them to serve 85 percent of their sentences before becoming eligible for parole.
Secret docket?
Board members told The Oklahoman they recommended such inmates for early release consideration under commutation authority rather than parole laws and that their actions were therefore legal.
Prater said Tuesday that he believes the board does have authority to recommend commutations to the governor, but he argued that was not what they were doing.
"They were calling it a parole," he said. "They were putting people on the parole docket. If they wanted to call it a commutation, I understand that there is an attorney general's opinion that has been requested on that. I think a strict reading of the Constitution says that they are allowed to commute 85 percent prisoners even though I don't think that's the intent or will of the people ... or the legislative intent based on all the restrictions they put on early parole."
Prater said placing someone on a parole docket and then calling it a commutation is "a problem."
"Let's be more honest and open about that," he said. "Commutations ought to be relatively rare."
Harkins said the board doesn't have a "commutations docket," as such, because that was abolished at the request of former Gov. Brad Henry during his term in office.
Prater said "docket modification" doesn't give district attorneys and the general public notice of what is really happening.
"That's why I call it secret," Prater said. "Now was it done in the dark behind closed doors? Absolutely not. But any member of the public who would have looked at the docket modification item, they wouldn't have known what that meant."
Moore said he understands Prater's position.
"He has a point there," Moore said. "Unfortunately, we're humans, as well ... When you do something for a long time, you don't notice it until somebody points it out."
85% law is questioned
Board member Richard Dugger agreed that the docket modification agenda item can and should be made more clear.
However, he said an Aug. 1 letter he received from state Sen. Jim Wilson, D-Tahlequah, demonstrates that not all legislators favor requiring inmates sentenced under the 85 percent law to serve 85 percent of their sentences before being considered for early release.
In that letter, Sen. Wilson asks Dugger to consider recommending a "compassionate and reasonable solution," for a 57-year-old inmate named Curtis Horton, who was sentenced to 35 years under the 85 percent law and cannot be considered for parole until he is 82.
"I am disappointed by how little compassion the Oklahoma Legislature shows in crafting legislation to punish," Wilson said in the letter.
Dugger, a former district attorney, questioned how Prater has handled the current controversy. Dugger said when he was district attorney and received complaints about agenda items not being specific, he would contact board members and suggest changes.
All five board members said they are willing to make any changes necessary to make their actions clear to the public.
"We are a praying board," said board member Currie Ballard. "Whatever errors we have done, we will correct, and they weren't deliberate."


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Oklahoma vs. Brigham Young→When: 6 p.m. Saturday →Where: Cowboys Stadium, Arlington, Texas →TV: ESPN (Cox 29) →Radio: KOKC-AM 1520, KRXO-FM 107.7
Breaking down BYU→Location: Provo, Utah →Enrollment: 32,992 →Mascot: Cougars →Conference: Mountain West →Record: 0-0 →Last game: The BYU pass defense couldn't slow down Arizona quarterback Willie Tuitama, who threw for 325 yards and two scores to lead the Wildcats to a 31-21 victory in the Las Vegas Bowl. →Best player: Quarterback Max Hall was in the Heisman race midway through last season until the Cougars lost badly at TCU. Hall, who threw for 35 touchdowns and almost 4,000 yards in 2008, remains one of the top QBs in the country. →Why BYU could win: With Hall at QB, All-America candidate Dennis Pitta at tight end and preseason all-conference pick Harvey Unga at running back, the Cougars possess plenty of offensive firepower. BYU can score with just about any team in college football and could make things interesting if the game becomes a shootout. →Why BYU could lose: The Cougars will enter the game banged up after more than 30 different players suffered ailments during the preseason. BYU was hit hardest on the offensive line, where the Cougars already were replacing four starters. OU's top-notch defensive line should have its way up front and force Hall to run for his life. →Noteworthy: BYU is one of 11 current FBS programs the Sooners have an all-time losing record against. The Cougars defeated OU 34-6 in the 1994 Copper Bowl in the only meeting between the two schools.


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8 full minutes showing a selection of my sissy satin cumshots from over the years !!!
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oh my gosh! i don't even know what to say, that was just soooooooo hot hon!!!
Oh my goodness, darling gurl! I adore you, and get squishy panties watching you do satin spurties!
what I would give to just use some of your clothes to jack my hard cock off with, they sure look soft and slipery and real shiny, makes me cock so hard
Love the satin outfits.Love the cock sure would like to suck on it then swallow all that cum.Yummy yummy I would have lots of cum in my mouth and tummy.
Very sexy, love your big titty look and way you cum in such large volumes. I do wish you would lay back in one of your videos and empty your hot clitty all over those luscious tits and one of your satin blouses. XOXO
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Birth Name: Michael Ondaatje
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Born: 09/12/1943
Birth Place: Colombo, , LK
Born into a well-off family in Sri Lanka, that life of privilege came to an end when his parents divorced while he was still a child due to his father's alcoholism. His mother moved to England and spent several years working to save up the passage to have him join her, and he spent several weeks alone on a ship traveling to England, a voyage he would reimagine in his novel The Cat's Table (2011). His mother worked hard in hotels to support her sons and sent Ondaatje to a good boarding school, Dulwich College. He enjoyed his time there but longed for Sri Lanka. That said, Ondaatje proved to be more comfortable after following his brother Christopher to Canada for college.
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Rumored to be headed for Katusha with Pozzatto and Steegmans.
He's definitely gone from Lotto...the Katusha thing is speculation.
Rumored to be headed for Katusha with Pozzatto and Steegmans.
He's definitely gone from Lotto...the Katusha thing is speculation.
In the Bike Business, I am!!!
Can you blame him?
Man, if Katusha gets all of the riders they are rumored to, they'll be able to man the tour with 18 good teams all by themselves.
Assumming that Silence Lotto will try to add support for Evans for next year's TDF, McEwen really had little choice, if he wants another Green jersey or even more stage wins.
You could fall off a cliff and die.
You could get lost and die.
You could hit a tree and die.
I thought I heard* Boonen was headed to that team for something like 3x what he is being paid now. I can't seen Tom and Robbie on the same team.
From Paul and Phil.
Evans should have left SL and signed up for a team that could actually support him. How long is his current contract? Evans on, say, Columbia would have won this year's Tour. At this point I'm not sure that a team change could help him next year. He'll again be up against Johan, Contador and Leipheimer machine. It wouldn't surprise me to see him finish second next year, just behind Contador.
Does anyone else find this to be false? Kirchen was left out to dry on all the climbs just as Cadel was, and Kirchen did not even hang with the good climbers most of the time. If Cadel were on Columbia he would not have won this year's tour, he would have done the same if not worse. Columbia is worse than Silence when it comes to climbs.
Does Robbie even still have it, I wonder? Team or no team, he didn't look as dominating or aggressive as he did a few years ago...
It'll be interesting to see where McEwen lands. I think he's just like Cadel, actually - both their windows for the jersey has probably closed, as they age and younger, stronger contenders emerge.
If Boonen is back, I don't see Robbie winning any sprint finishes against either Boonen or Cavendish, no matter what team he rides for or what lead-outs he gets.
...possibly going to Tinkoff. From Velo News
"Australian sprinter Robbie McEwen has confirmed that he plans to leave Silence-Lotto for a new team next season.
McEwen has reportedly signed with Tinkoff Credit Systems squad, but in an interview with The Australian newspaper, the Aussie sprinter declined to confirm that."
Lotto really screwed up this year. No help for McEwen, no help for Evans
Where they screwed up, it would appear, is they didn't accomplish getting Cadel any real support.
That says alot about either the team resources, the DS, or Cadel - b/c one, two, or all three had to be lacking somehow to not recruit a stronger team around Cadel for '08 especially, since he came in as the GC favorite (since last year's yellow wasn't even there). Maybe they were stuck with long-term contracts? Too small a budget? DS couldn't evaluate talent? Super-domestiques didn't want to ride for Cadel? Who knows - but for a team with a top GC contender, they were awfully weak.
Why the hell would SL let Popovich try for the stage win on the 2nd day in the Alps? If Popo could have stayed on until the bottom of Alpe d'Huez and grabbed Satre's wheel.......
Who knows.... maybe Frank Schleck wins the day on the Alpe but still craps out in the TT.
I think the DS crapped the bed on that day.
"I knew the bride...."
In search of what to search for.
He may have lost a step but he's till got a lot left in him. He had a bad tour and had the misfortune to run into an on-fire Cavendish. Same thing happened to our friend Thor.
I'd like to see Peta take on Cavendish.
i may have overreacted
I want to see Peta, Tomke, McEwan and Cavendish all in a mad dash for the line.
That would be interesting indeed.
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ECCB under-15 second division cricket
Lusignan and Ogle B win on home turf
Lusignan and Ogle B under-15 teams both secured victories on their home turf when the East Coast Cricket Board (ECCB) Under-15 and second division competition continued last weekend.
Last Saturday at Lusignan, the home team defeated Ogle by 70 runs. Lusignan made 169-8 from 40 overs with 45 extras. Arvin Gangadin scored 21, Robin Williams, 20; Shane Ford 3-17 and Alex Chunilall 2-28. Ogle made 99 all-out with 35 extras, Bhesham Sharma 20, Totaram Motiram 3-15 and Devin Singh 2-16.
Meanwhile, on Sunday at Ogle ground, Ogle B beat Enterprise B by 26 runs. Batting first, Ogle registered 228-7 from 40 overs, with Khemraj Dindyal 73 and Khemraj Jaikarran 66 being the principal scorers. N Ullah took 2 wickets for Enterprise B who in return were bowled out for 202 in the 38th over. Vivian Albert top scored with a quick fire 41 from 30 balls, receiving support from Shailendra Mohabir 20.
Bowling for Ogle B, Akshay Rampersaud finished with figures of 3-40 from 7 overs while Andre Gomes took 2-43 from his 8 overs.
The ECCB 40 overs Trophy Competition continues this weekend for first and second division teams from the Upper East Coast to Lower East Coast, along with its U-15 competition.
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Tomorrow the Lusignan Cricket Club will come up against the Golden Grove Cricket Club at the Lusignan Community Centre while the Ogle Cricket Club will play Enterprise Cricket Club at the Ogle Community Centre.
On Sunday, Second Division Teams will do battle; Bravados Cricket Club will face off against the Mahaica Sports Club at Unity Community Centre and the Plaisance Cricket Club will match up with Mon Repos Cricket Club at Ogle Community Centre. Matches start at 11am both days.
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ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Big West Conference recognized women's water polo student-athlete Coriann Snyder and men's track & field student-athlete Michael Vaughn as Long Beach State's Scholar-Athletes of the Year on Thursday. Snyder and Vaughn along with their fellow honorees from all nine BWC institutions were each recognized at the Scholar-Athlete Banquet on Thursday, hosted by the Big West prior to that start of the Big West Tournament in Anaheim, Calif.
As a senior, Vaughan advanced to the NCAA qualifying round as a triple jumper after scoring at the Big West Championships all four years as a 49er. The Biology/Physiology major ended his final campaign ranked 22nd in the nation and 12th in the West Region to finish his career ranked ninth in Long Beach outdoor history and fifth on the LBSU indoor charts. The 2013 49er Athletic Hall of Fame committee recognized the triple jumper as the Boll Bovee Determination Award recipient in addition to being a three-time Big West and MPSF All-Academic selection. Vaughan is a President's Scholar and this is the second Scholar Athlete of the Year award for the aspiring orthopedic surgeon.
As a senior defender for the water polo team, Snyder's 113 career goals ranked 12th in Long Beach history entering the 2014 season. With a 3.87 GPA, the 49er has received President's List or Dean's List honors every semester in addition to receiving 2012 All-Big West Second Team honors and 2013 All-Big West Honorable Mention honors. The Liberal Studies major hopes to continue playing professionally overseas or on the US National Team and is working to pursue a career in teaching at the elementary level. Snyder was also recently honored as Long Beach State's selection for the Big West Sportsmanship Award along with track & field and cross country runner Jake Dawson.
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You can see the fingerprints of both director Michael Bay and executive producer Steven Spielberg all over "Transformers," an often-mesmerizing family film inspired by the Hasbro line of changeable toys and a 1980s animated TV series.
Bay's previous, ambitious spectacles ("Armageddon," "The Island") were marred by crassness and sprawling storylines. While Spielberg's well-crafted family films ("Close Encounters of the Third Kind," "E.T.") were marked by a self-effacing sense of humor.
For the most part, "Transformers" remains disciplined and engaging even as it punctuates relentless energy with frequent sight gags, parodies and sketch humor. The whole enterprise briefly threatens to become unhinged around the halfway mark (when John Turturro mockingly enters as an overbearing intelligence agent). But "Transformers" quickly rediscovers its bearings in time for an extraordinary third act that sets a new standard for marrying visceral human action with thrilling computer-generated effects. Its climactic battle sequence recalls another Spielberg triumph, "Saving Private Ryan."
At the center of the hoopla is Shia LaBeouf in a starmaking role as Sam Witwicky, a socially awkward adolescent who gets into the thick of a galactic war between rival clans of aliens. An item Sam puts up for sale on eBay, a pair of glasses that belonged to his great-grandfather, is feverishly sought by both the heroic Autobots and villainous Decepticons, giant robots that can quickly metamorphose into trucks, sports cars, tanks and even cellphones.
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Kids of all ages who are passionate about their Transformer toys understand how turning one thing into another thing is a deeply satisfying and basic form of play. "Transformers" sticks to the spirit of that pure experience, dazzling us with living machines that restructure themselves constantly. They rage around the deserts of Qatar and streets of an American city; one folds into a jaunty Camaro that self-propels Sam and love interest Mikaela (Megan Fox) through dangerous nights.
Among the voices of the animated Autobots and Decepticons are Peter Cullen (who also worked on the TV show) as noble Optimus Prime and Hugo Weaving ("The Matrix") as the evil Megatron, the latter searching for a mysterious cube whose whereabouts lead to some imaginative, revisionist American history. A hammy performance by Jon Voight as a distraught secretary of defense and funny turns by Kevin Dunn and Julie White as Sam's anxious if well-meaning parents are just plain fun — as is the script's foray into the "real" reasons behind the creation of the Hoover Dam and microchip.
The only thing lacking in "Transformers" is the sense of event that Spielberg captured during the initial alien attack in "War of the Worlds." As with that film, it's hard not to see "Transformers" — with its Gulf War veteran troops fighting agents of terror on U.S. soil — as an allegorical reflection of contemporary fears. If the film had pushed that envelope a little more, even subconsciously, "Transformers" might have been an instant classic. But for what it is — an unexpectedly witty and exciting movie quick on its feet — it's a blast.
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Speedy Ortiz are proud to announce their sophomore album, Foil Deer, will be released on April 21st. To pair with this news, the band are also sharing an exclusive illustration created by Michael DeForge which can be seen below along with album artwork and tracklist.
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Sundays in the Garden – with Christina Kamp
Social media has afforded us the wonderful opportunity to e-meet other gardeners and talented individuals; some of whose paths we otherwise might have never crossed.
We do so enjoy introducing them to you in our Sundays in the Garden series.
So without further eloquence, please meet one of our equaintances, Christina Kamp~
Hi, Gardening Jones and friends.
Here in Oklahoma we run a family childcare home, Little Sprouts Learning Garden. We have kids ages 1-11, and know that what kids eat is incredibly important to their growth and development.
We also feel that what is in our food supply is alarming, so for the past three years have taught the kids to grow chemical free food for themselves.
They are learning skills they can use for a lifetime.
In addition to the other activities we do at Little Sprouts, the garden teaches the kids social interaction, math, reading, and endless science lessons, so it's a big part of what we do each day.
It also helps keep the kids active in a world where video games, computers, and television are king.
The benefits of gardening carry over into every area of learning, so it's an amazing activity to do with kids.
Children are 80% more likely to try a food they helped grow, and that's helping these Little Sprouts learn to like a whole lot more things than they did before we started the garden.
The kids also learn to cook, which encourages them to try new things.
The changes in them, and me, are amazing!
Childhood obesity and diet related illnesses are increasing in epic proportions. We need to do something now to change the future, especially here in the United States. The art of gardening, until recently has been dying slowly over time. It's a skill that we can't lose. We need it.
Our journey toward better food has been fun. I would LOVE to help other childcare providers, teachers, and others who work with kids to start gardens.
We have a book about our trials, failures and successes that hopefully will be published soon, that would help get the information people need to do that.
There is also information about it on a new blog called Little Sprouts Learning.
You can find us on Facebook for updates.
We would love for you to join us in our journey!
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Christina - June 15, 2014
I'm so excited for you to share what we are doing. Thank you so much.
Gloria Monroe - June 17, 2014
Christina I am so happy to read what you are doing, this is awesome, need to get this to be a part of every day care in the world!!! I taught my Son all about gardening about 30 years ago and now he is passing it on to the Grand Kiddo's , they love growing their own yummy food and they are so very healthy! My 9 year old G.D. loves to play with the worms in the compost heap at their house! hehe!
Christina - June 17, 2014
Thank you so much! We really enjoy it and are all learning so much! I am trying to blog and write and spread the word so it will be a part of MORE daycares. That is my dream! Thanks for your kind words!
gj - June 19, 2014
You know we are more than happy to share what you are doing with others Christina. Kudos and Happy Gardening with those sprouts!


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