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I have two P1 accounts, Barry1 and Barry2. Each account has a single domain associated with it. I want to continue to keep them separate.
QUESTION 1: How can I sync the Calendars? Preferably, without using Google or another third party.
QUESTION 2: In Barry1, I have several connected mailboxes; I want to add the email from Barry2, but 365 won't let me. Does 365 prohibit connecting two 365 mailboxes, or is there some trick I'm not aware of for connecting them?
Best wishes to all
Thanks for the feedback.
Hi Barry,
For the questions 1:
I don't think the two calendars can sync with each other, because they are located in two different mailboxes, and two different Office 365 tenants. However, you can add and see one calendar in the other mailbox by publishing one calendar to the Internet. Please see Calendar Publishing.
For the question 2:
Please try the steps in my previous reply even if the mailboxes are not in the same organization. Based on my testing, manual configuration should work for this situation.
Reken Liu
I would like to answer your questions one by one:
Question1: How can I sync the calendars? Preferably, without using Google or another third party.
When you say "sync the calendars", do you mean when any changes are made in Barry1's calendar, the changes will be synced to Barry2's calendar? If so, this feature is not available at this point.
However, you can share the Barry1's calendar to Barry2, and vice versa. For detailed information about how to share calendar, you can refer to the article: http://help.outlook.com/en-us/140/ms.exch.owap.sharing.aspx.
Question 2: In Barry1, I have several connected mailboxes; I want to add the email from Barry2, but 365 won't let me. Does 365 prohibit connecting two 365 mailboxes, or is there some trick I'm not aware of for connecting them?
When you say "add the email from Barry2", do you mean add the account Barry2 to the account Barry1 as a connected account? If so, I have tried to reproduce this issue, and I can add another Office 365 account as a connected account successfully. To further troubleshoot this connected account issue, please capture a screenshot of the error message that received when adding the connected account for further research.
Mindy Pan
Thank you, Mindy
QUESTION 1: Thank you. I have tried this solution but, when I click 'Send', the page merely holds.
QUESTION 2: I have attached two screenshots. the first is the error message when seeking a secure connection, the second is when seeking a non-secure connection.
Secure Connection
Non-secure Connection
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
Thank you
For the first question, as you cannot share calendar with other users in your organization, please check the share policy applied your mailbox by using Exchange PoweShell.
Run this command:
Get-Mailbox –Identity firstname.lastname@example.com |fl *SharingPolicy*
Get the detailed information about the sharing policy and then check the value added to the Domains parameter.
Get-SharingPolicy –Identity "sharing policy name" |fl *Domains*
In addition, can you change another computer and see if the issue persists?
For the second, can you please post the screenshot again as it can't be displayed well?
Thank you, Ayarn.
1 There is no problem about sharing my Calendar with others in my organisation. I am the only one! -:)
2 The screenshot won't display here, even in HTML, so here are the the error messages verbatim.
First attempt: "A secured connection couldn't be established to this account. Not all providers offer secure connections. Would you like to try an unsecured connection instead?" Yes/No
After clicking 'Yes', I get this message:
"Outlook Web App couldn't connect to the server for your other account. Please click the Back button and make sure that you entered your e-mail address and password correctly.
If they're correct, make sure that POP or IMAP access is enabled for your other account. If you don't know how to find that setting, read this."
If the problem continues, you can enter POP or IMAP connection settings for your other account."
My POP and IMAP settings are all OK, because I use Outlook to connect to my 365 accounts, so I'm at a loss about what to do next.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Best wishes
I would like to clarify the situation. There is only one Office 365 tenant, with two users, or there are two Office 365 tenants? If there is only one Office 365 tenant, the calendar sharing function should be able to work for you, otherwise please explain more what your expect for syncing calendars.
Regarding to the connected account, if the two Office 365 mailboxes are in the same organization, please click POP in the prompt window, and input the detailed information about the connected account, including the email address, user name, server name, and the port. Please accomplish this with the following format:
Display name: the user's display name.
E-mail address: user's email address.
User name: user's email address(the same as the above).
Incoming server: you can find it the About page by clicking the dropdown menu at the top right corner in OWA. Please choose the POP server.
Authentication: Basic
Encryption: SSL
Port: 995
By doing this, you should be able to add the connected account.
Hi Reken
I have two P1 accounts. Each P1 account has one domain and one tenant.
First account: Domain = sturman-mole.com, tenant = firstname.lastname@example.com
Second account: Domain = ipharvest.com , tenant = firstname.lastname@example.com
I want to sync the two Calendars. Is it possible, please?
The two Office mailboxes are not in the same organisation. I want messages sent to email@example.com COPIED to firstname.lastname@example.com AND to stay in the email@example.com
How do I do that, please?
Many thanks. Your answer to Question 2 works well.


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In the second installment of the popular series, Heck, Dale E. Basye takes Milton and Marlo Fauster on a journey that is as clever, as laugh-out-loud funny, and as satisfying as the first.
"Welcome to Rapacia, where the greedy kids go . . .
When Milton escapes from Heck in a soul balloon made of old clothes, Marlo is the only Fauster child left to take the blame. Bea Elsa Bubb, the Principal of Darkness, sends her straight to Rapacia, the circle where greedy kids are tormented by glimpses of a just-out-of-reach, glittering shopper's paradise called Mallvana. Marlo soon falls under the sway of Rapacia's assistant principal, a grinning metal rabbit known as the Grabbit that seems to have plans of its own.
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A Christmas meetup meetup featuring Ryan Dahl.
Food and drinks will be provided.
Ryan Dahl
Ryan is the creator of Node.js. He works at Joyent where he focuses on high concurrency server software. He did his undergraduate work at UCSD and has a master's degree in mathematics from the University of Rochester. Ryan lives in San Francisco and enjoys drawing comics.
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The github repo is at: https://github.com/hyperlight/hhd
That's just the web component though. We'll have to create separate projects for the Max/MSP part and another project for the spotify streaming client.
The code is rough, we wrote it in a weekend ;)
Message me offline with questions.
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Top notch! Ryan is a great speaker and is very entertaining. The technology is very interesting and I'm proud to be able to watch it grow. Scopely threw an amazing event, per usual.
0 · December 2, 2011
Very little technical stuff was covered. It was a [cool] history lesson.
0 · December 2, 2011
location confusion issues aside this was a wonderful meetup.
0 · December 2, 2011
Great meetup, great talk. Will the video of the talk be posted online anytime?
0 · December 2, 2011
great, thanks for putting this together
0 · December 2, 2011
Traffic was terrible, parking a bear, and hardly any place to sit, but it was worth it! Ryan's "biography" of Node.js along with his nomadic personal and professional travel log was quite interesting. Who would have thought the path to this technological breakthrough started in a moldy crash pad in Chile?
Thanks to Scopely for hosting and providing pizza and drinks!
0 · December 2, 2011
Great to see so much interest in NodeJS. Having gone to a number of conferences and meetups before it was refreshing to hear a bit of history from the source about how Node got started. Loved talking to people afterwards - thanks to the hosters for providing food, drinks and a venue.
0 · December 2, 2011
learned that modern day explorer Ryan Dahl created Node in pursuit of a 'faster' web server: the need for speed.
0 · December 1, 2011
I registered for this event and got the email with out issue but won't be able to make it tonight. If someone wants my spot it's up for grabs.
0 · December 1, 2011
Ankur, I've been following along for a while and filled the form out a couple days ago or whenever I was prompted to do so. The only emails I've gotten since are from this group and more asking me to fill out the form again. I could have missed it in all these emails I keep getting. I don't know.
0 · December 1, 2011
i filled out the form yesterday and today again.. but never did receive location detail.
0 · December 1, 2011
I registered and received the location but I don't get why you guys had to setup this meetup like that, why not share the location to every body directly on this page? Normally I look at the location first to see if I can make it on time... If you wanted to force us to sign up to your link, you could have done with another incentive... hope the next meetup will be better organized :)
0 · December 1, 2011
Viktor, no change, just updated the page with more info on how to get the location and MeetUp sends an email out to everyone. Sorry for the confusion.
Jeff, fill out this form and the location will be emailed to you: http://socalnodejs.wufoo.com/forms/socal-nodejs-meetup-dec-1st-featuring-ryan-dahl/
0 · December 1, 2011
For those having trouble with location, the link is in the posting (above). RSVP first here on meetup and then go to this link to get email about location. http://socalnodejs.wufoo.com/forms/socal-nodejs-meetup-dec-1st-featuring-ryan-dahl/. After registering above, the email comes from Ankur Bulsara <[masked]> so filter your inbox. Hope this helps confusion as it is today and not much mentioned - William Estrada (Orange County PHP)
0 · December 1, 2011
-1 you're doing it wrong
0 · November 30, 2011
+1 Downtown, UCLA.
0 · November 30, 2011
+1 Downtown
0 · November 29, 2011
Idk if anyone else is in or around downtown as well, but it'd be amazing if this was at the Cleantech Incubator. A majority of the tech meetups are west, and it'd be nice to do one on this side of LA :) Plus, lots of free parking...
0 · November 28, 2011
I'm with Manoj with a audience that big I would gladly stay home if there was going to be a video posted later.
0 · November 28, 2011
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Body Glitter and Rainbow Eye Shadow at New York's Pride Parade
Colorful scenes from yesterday's momentous celebration.By Chris Sorensen
Colorful scenes from yesterday's momentous celebration.By Chris Sorensen
The rain gave way to rainbows as the city showed its pride. Here are some photos from today's celebration.By Konstantin Sergeyev
Rainbows and leather galore.By Sam Comen and Stephanie Eckardt
Scenes from yesterday's Gay Pride Parade in New York.By Dolly Faibyshev
They had a float and everything.By E. Alex Jung
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Edie Windsor served as the Grand Marshall at Sunday's parade.By Delia Paunescu
Check out a bunch of photos from yesterday's festivities.
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The Hulk doing what he usually does to the ever-loving blue-eyed one.
Drawn in pen & ink, scanned & colored in photoshop.
Drawn in pen & ink, scanned & colored in photoshop.
Really nice job!
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By thy side,
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"It's smashin' time" or "Hulk clobbers!"
We don't know about the 'raggity trash bag' part but it is quite a surprise to see no one else has commented or ed this piece yet... you put some mighty fine detail into this... the chunks of rock flying off looks great. What a fight.. who do you think would win?
This is Tight, you should have alot of posts on this. What is wrong with folks now a days? They are raggity trash bags, but this rocks. Keep up the work. Love it.


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Symbolic Power in a Technocratic Regime: * the Reign of B.J. Habibie in New Order Indonesia
Amir, Sulfikar, SOJOURN: Journal of Social Issues in Southeast Asia
When Bacharuddin Jusuf Habibie launched his memoir Detik-Detik Yang Menentukan (Decisive Moments) in September 2006, a book based on his daily notes taken during his short-lived presidency, it captured huge public attention in Indonesia. With a relatively expensive price tag of IDR 150,000, the autobiography nevertheless sold 5,000 copies in less than a week, making it the best selling book ever written by an Indonesian politician. It is possible that the short but controversial account included in the book about how Prabowo Subianto, then head of Army Strategic Command (Kostrad), subtly attempted to overthrow Habibie (1) may have boosted its popularity. But how the book became so popular is due less to the result of the controversy than to the fact that Habibie remains popular among many Indonesians, particularly Muslims. Some even think that Habibie, now running the non-profit Habibie Center, did a much better job running the country than his democratically elected successors. Whatever the case may be, Habibie did play a pivotal role in moving Indonesia towards democracy after Suharto's fall.
This article offers a new interpretation of Habibie and examines how he came to dominate the technocratic politics of the New Order, particularly during the 1990s. The structure of New Order authoritarianism upon which Habibie built his whole bureaucratic career allowed him to benefit from certain peculiar relations of power. This article seeks to unpack these power relations and to identify the sources of Habibie's power. This is important because the whole modality of building high technology that notoriously characterized Habibie's development strategy for decades was produced and mobilized within these power relations. More interestingly, understanding Habibie is an entry point to comprehending the nature of power under the New Order regime, and sheds light on how different forms of power operate and are transacted between leading elite groups. This article thus delves into the conjunction of authoritarian politics, modern knowledge, and the obsession with modernity that resulted in a network of power between a political leader, a technocratic figure, and a religiously labeled group. It is intended to complement studies on Indonesia's New Order that put so much emphasis on Suharto (for example, see Liddle 1985 and Vatikiotis 1993) and understates the influence of satellite figures such as Habibie.
It may be true, as many observers say, that Habibie profited largely from the centrality of power that Suharto possessed for over three decades. However, this view fails to capture the significance of Habibie's scientific background, and how this provided him with his own form of power. To grasp this, the present analysis draws on the concept of symbolic power offered by French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu (1991). Contending Marx's materialist view of power, Bourdieu emphasizes the notion that cultural capital functions as a valued resource through the production of symbolic power. Cultural capital encompasses a wide variety of resources including verbal facility, cultural awareness, aesthetic preferences, schooling system, and educational credentials. Studying intellectual groups as the dominating class in modern societies, Bourdieu explains that an effective medium for domination comes into being, which exercises symbolic power "only through the complicity of those who do not want to know that they are subject to it or even that they themselves exercise it" (Bourdieu 1991, p. 164). The political implication of symbolic systems emanates from its capacity to gain legitimacy for the dominant class by encouraging the dominated to accept the hierarchy of social distinctions that maintain the domination (Swartz 1997).
This concept of symbolic power allows us to see the operation of cultural capital in a political structure that revolved around patrimonialism (Crouch 1979) but was hinged to a technocracy (Amir 2004). …


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"Life is not a song, sweetling. You may learn that one day to your sorrow."
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Bolton Rising Part 73 - Petyr
"Petyr… My sweet Petyr…"
Littlefinger heard someone rousing him from a deep sleep. For a moment, he hoped it was Alayne's naked body curling up next to him, running her hand over his bare chest, tracing the faint birthmark pattern. Baelish had always teased her that it was an old scar from his days as a knight. A chivalrous fool for the love of an unreachable princess. How he despised such fairytales, for even now they mocked his grand ambitions. There was no honor to be had when one played fair.
"My sleepy Petyr… I know how to wake you up."
Petyr felt the shift in the bed's mattress as the persistent female moved and straddled his hips, her hand curling around his flaccid penis, stroking enough firmness into the shaft so she could penetrate herself. She gave a sultry cry and rode him eagerly, while he laid there with feigned interest, barely acknowledging her presence, only reaching up to squeeze her breast. The woman cried louder and louder, her shrieks of delight tormenting his ears, the pitched decibel likely to set her pampered toy dogs barking in the hallway and awaken the whole household staff.
He groaned softly as he came, mostly from relief that the act was over and he could get away again. The Mockingbird rolled the satisfied woman off of him and sat up on the edge of the bed. "I should go. I have business to deal with." Petyr spoke with his face averted, shielding his irritated expression as the woman draped herself over his bare back, whispering nonsense about her undying love and need to see him more. Littlefinger gave no reply and only shrugged her off once more.
"You promised we would be married by now. But you're going back to HER! Aren't you?" she screamed like the jealous child she had always been.
He rose from the bed and took several steps away before the distressed woman became violent. Petyr turned to face her, dressing while his grey-green eyes assessed Lysa Tully's sudden accusation. He had nurtured her false hopes for years, stringing her along to do his bidding, whispering words of influence into her husband's ear. The devoted old fool was desperate to please his unhappy younger wife, for Lysa was quite dangerous when she became hysterical, especially after the loss of several pregnancies that left her mentally unstable.
While the Mockingbird's secret benefactor had served him well, once Petyr had laid eyes upon Alayne and unintentionally fallen in love with the girl, he felt increasingly imprisoned by Lysa's obsession. He would delay these visits as much as possible, but eventually he would have to fulfill his obligations and keep the game in motion. But he had been foolish last night. With his heart torn raw and his pride shredded from Alayne's revelations, Petyr came to Lysa with his guard down, drinking whatever she offered till he was rendered helpless. Even now, he still felt the lingering effects of whatever she had drugged him with. The rape came after she was done questioning him about his relationship with Alayne, and Petyr knew by the demented look in Lysa's eyes that he must have spoken more than he should have.
"I must have told you she left me. Betrayed me," Baelish replied, moving back closer to cup Lysa's tear stained cheek. "Will you do the same to me… my dearest Lysa?" He let the sweet words spill from his devious lips before he choked on them.
"Oh Petyr! I could never. I love you more than she does!" Lysa grasped his hand, kissing his fingers, unwilling to ever let him go. "I want to kill the little bitch for hurting my precious Petyr." She glared into his eyes with determined purpose.
"There's no need for that, Turtledove. Soon everything will be as I promised." The Mockingbird yanked his hand away as gentlemanly as he could, giving Lysa a charming smile, before fetching his suit jacket. "Now be a good girl or I shall spank you upon my return." He closed the bedroom door on her awful acted girlish giggling, sighing with relief as he walked further away from the scene of their indiscretion.
The secluded mansion was still quiet in the early morning and instead of sneaking out some back door, Petyr Baelish strode through the spacious elegant interior like he owned the property, which in his mind he did. There were only a few strings to cut free before it was all legal. He stopped by another bedroom and opened the door, startling the attending nurse awake as life support machines beeped inside. "Mr. Baelish. Forgive me. I… I didn't mean to doze off."
Petyr smiled and pressed a finger to his lips, before speaking softly. "How's Mr. Arryn doing?"
"Fine, sir. He's very stable," the flustered nurse replied in a hushed tone as well. "But the stroke was very severe, as you know. He'll never recover."
"Alas, it's a shame such a great man has fallen. Please continue your excellent care." Littlefinger rested his hand on the nurse's shoulder. "He should stay with us for as long as possible, if only to keep his wife's hopes alive." Petyr smirked softly, excusing himself as the nurse watched him leave with a puzzled expression.
At the front door, Baelish took several moments to speak with the head of the household and security force, going over detailed instructions once again and making sure everything was up to date. Unbeknownst to Lysa, the entire staff was now under his employment and payroll. The Mockingbird had ensured secrecy and loyalty with generous salaries and was effectively rendering the woman a prisoner in her own home.
"Where to now, Sir?" the driver asked as Petyr slid into the car, pulling out his vibrating cell phone.
"Yes? I don't care how good he is. Raise the bounty if you have to. I want the news to reach The Mountain. The prize should peak his interests." Baelish terminated the call, tossing the cell aside, before addressing his driver's lingering question.
"Take me home… and then find out where she is. I want to see My Little Bird."
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Bolton Rising Part 72 - Gregor, Melly and Arya Jeyne
Melly remained in the kitchen, keeping herself busy peeling potatoes and chopping vegetables, trying to let the mundane tasks of dinner preparation occupy her mind. She would get through this, just as she'd endured everything else that life had put in her path. As she worked, she could hear the deep rumble of Gregor's voice coming from the direction of his office. He must have been on a call, she thought, as Ramsay and Arya had retired to the guest suite upstairs. Once she'd gotten the dinner underway, she let the dogs in from the garden and fed them their meals. Isis, the tiny kitten, stuck her head into the dogs' bowls as they ate, but they just nosed her aside and continued eating.
Melly scooped up the kitten and brought her to where her own dish was waiting for her, praising the dogs for their patience with the naughty little creature. It amazed her how these animals, who would rip out a man's throat if provoked, could be so gentle with the little cat. In this way, she supposed, they were much like their master. Her Gregor, although gentle with her, was, she knew, a ruthless killer when the need arose. And working for Ramsay Bolton wasn't the only time Gregor showed his ruthless side. She'd heard Bolton's Bastard Boys talking when she was being kept as Ramsay's pet. They spoke of the Mountain with awe and treated him with a kind of respect, such as the kind they only showed to Ramsay, himself. Melly did not know what Gregor did, or had done, to earn this reverence from such a rogue bunch of killers, and she never asked him. If he wanted to tell her, she knew he would do so. If he preferred to keep that part of his life separate from her, she understood. He never asked her about her time in service to Ramsay, and she kept those memories locked away, deep inside. In this way they were alike. They chose to focus on what they had together, rather than letting in the outside world. And yet, this time, the world had come knocking at their door.
"The flock of mother hens called to check in on their leader. I suggested they order out from the club to keep themselves entertained and out of trouble," Gregor spoke as he walked into the kitchen, wrapping his huge arms around Melly's waist and giving his woman a comforting squeeze, molding the smaller figure into his massive frame. "Are you okay with them staying here? We can keep the girl and toss the bastard out any time. I think you gave Ramsay quite the surprise by standing your ground, and I couldn't be prouder..." The Mountain smirked against the nape of her neck, kissing Melly's fragrant skin as he pulled the girl's top to the side, exposing a shoulder. "Or more turned on."
Breathing deeply, Melly leaned back into her Gregor's protective strength, drawing from him the energy that she needed to find strength of her own. She was safe with him. Nothing could harm her when Gregor was nearby. He would kill for her, she knew. In fact it didn't seem all that long ago that he'd nearly killed Ramsay Bolton to save her.
"I'll be all right," she answered, sighing at the touch of the Mountain's lips on her delicate skin. "I know you won't let anyone hurt me." Taking his big hand in hers, she turned in his arms, looking up into his face and saw the heat in his dark eyes. "I'm glad that you approve of my assertiveness... perhaps I should continue a little further along that path..."
Taking Gregor's hand and tugging gently, Melly led the big man out into the hall and on through to the great room. He followed along, smiling darkly, understanding what she had in store for him. "Ramsay and Arya went upstairs to rest. We have time to kill." She cocked her head coyly and bit her lip as she smiled back at her man. "I think I can think of a way to pass the time," the girl continued, pushing the door with her foot to try to close it behind them as she reached around behind her to unzip the pale yellow dress. While Gregor watched, Melly slipped the straps down over her shoulders and let the dress fall to the floor. At his approving nod, she unclasped her lacy bra and let that fall away as well, before stepping out of her matching panties. "I'll show you what I want," she whispered and turned her back to him. Kneeling on the couch, leaning forward over one of the arms, she presented herself to him like a bitch in heat, parting her knees further still and pushing her ass back toward him. "Are you ready?"
The Mountain rumbled with a beastly groan as the sight of his woman's exposed sex, the pink parted seam and wet folds, called to his most basic dark nature as a predator. "More than enough to make you scream," Gregor answered while yanking his shirt off, his sculpted torso flexing as he moved onto his jeans next, unfastening the button. "I have exactly what you crave, girl. But should I give it to you now… or make you beg?" he toyed with a smirk, crossing the distance between them with two easy steps and gave Melly's upturned ass a quick hard smack.
Clegane wrapped a hand in the girl's long hair before her cry even died down in the room, leashing her in place as he dealt another punishing spank. Melly's arching and wiggling as he turned her backside a deep shade of red only inflamed the Mountain's passion, and he jammed two thick fingers into her cunt. "I need some honey before I thrust my cock in here or I'll split you apart," Gregor warned, fucking the girl roughly with his hand as he added another finger, wanting Melly prepped to receive him completely.
"Ohh, yes, that's good..." she gasped, pushing back in rhythm with his thrusts, causing his fingers to penetrate her more deeply. Her skin burned where he'd spanked her. She could feel the sting, the red heat of her pale skin, and that aroused her further. The Mountain's fingers slid easily in and out of her wet heat, harder now, and Melly used her arms to brace herself on the arm of the couch so that she could rise higher to meet him. There was nothing else in her world, save her man, and her need.
Moaning softly, she begged, "Now, please..." Her body yearned for the true joining; she needed him to fill her up, to grab her by her hips and claim her fully. Gregor's size was so great that he always hurt her at first, however, she longed for that pain. The stretch of her sex around the thickness of his shaft served to remind her that she belonged to him, and she loved the way her body adjusted in order to accommodate his. "Gregor, fuck me now... make it hurt..." she begged. "Please!"
Clegane smeared his soaked hand over the bulbous head of his cock, gritting his teeth at the sensitivity, as pre-cum weeped from the tip. He pressed himself into Melly's wet core, taking hold of her hips. Rocketing forward, Gregor watched as his engorged length disappeared from sight. "Is this what you like, girl? Your pretty cunt is sucking me right in." The Mountain pulled back on Melly's rein of hair, forcing the girl onto her knees, and impaled her on his hard member.
They fucked hard and rough, an expression of primal need and base desires, while Gregor initially ignored the lingering shadow by the cracked open door. Smirking as his hand squeezed one of Melly's tits, he pinched her erect nipple painfully as he spoke against the nape of her neck. "We're being watched... and it's not the cat." He thrusted into her again with a satisfying grunt, shoving himself to the hilt and pushing his woman to the limit.
Her climax washed over her in wave after wave of pure ecstasy. Maybe it was Gregor's words,
"We're being watched..."
or maybe it was his final thrust or the roughness of his handling her, but she could feel herself being swept away by a current of such intense pleasure, that if he had not been holding her up, she would have collapsed from the force of it. She whimpered, unable to even cry out. Was it Ramsay who was watching? She wanted it to be. She wanted him to see the way she belonged to Gregor so completely. But no, it couldn't be Ramsay. He would have made himself known, she was sure of that.
Arya stood behind the partially open door, quietly watching, curious, but too timid to interrupt. Everything about Gregor Clegane was massive. Every muscle was so clearly defined, he looked as though he might have been carved from stone. He was rough with his woman, and clearly, she loved it. And yet, there was a gentleness too, as though he was holding something back. Somehow Arya sensed that he was concealing his true nature, unwilling to let the full force of his fury out upon this delicate creature.
As she turned her attention to Melly, she found herself doubly fascinated, for it was always Arya who was the female who was fucked and used and manhandled. When she had been taken to the Dreadfort Club there were other women present, but still, she was the object on display, and so it excited her to suddenly be the observer. Ramsay's pet stayed very still, barely breathing, so as not to attract attention. Did Gregor and Melly know she was there? If so, that did not stop them from taking their pleasure.
Was this how she looked when she was the one being taken? Long, dark hair tousled and tangled, pale skin flushed, all curves and softness, helpless in the arms of an unstoppable force... She wanted to touch the other girl's skin, to run her hands over the curve of her hip, to feel the softness of a full breast and the hardness of a pretty pink nipple. At that very moment, Melly reached her climax, bucking and arching, then going limp, whimpering in the arms of her man. Suddenly the heat that had been building between Arya's legs was almost too much to bear and she staggered backward into the hall, raising a hand to cover her mouth so as not to cry out loud with desire. Arya paused, watching the door, terrified that she would be caught, but no one emerged. Very quietly, she made her way to the stairs and began to ascend. Heart pounding in her chest, she returned to the guest suite, and to her resting Master.
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Basically he met some girl who is like 10 years older than him online when he was about 20 years old. They have been together for like 4 years and he claims that the relationship is not real and it is just 'a bit of fun'. I have teased him about him marrying her but he always denies it. He constantly talks about other girls and he is desperate to find a 'fit girl' which I can only assume that means his current girlfriend is unattractive. He never goes on a date with her and just uses her for her apartment and sex.
Here comes the scary part she is an absolute psycho! She constantly asks him if he has been cheating nearly every phone call he has with her, they argue a lot too because of this. There was once where he would not answer his calls and then he answered and I could hear her over the phone. The sound was something else. It can only be described as lets say a cat screeching! There was another time where he was breaking up with her and she went through his emails to track all his friends and contact them for his other number.
She also has issues with depression and she is on medication. Also even though I never met her I don't really like her that much. She hates on everyone. She is a hater.
Anyway I am quite worried for my friend because I believe that she will do something really stupid if he leaves her. He spoke to me about it too and he just shuns it off as if its some joke. I know its none of my business and I will not interfere but I am quite worried for the guy! What should he do?
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To be honest, it's your mate who seems like a bit of a douche here.
HE's the one who has been with her for 4 years and is denying it is anything.
You don't know what goes on before you hear any of the arguments, you have said yourself you don't know her, therefore you can't make FAIR judgements of her.
His messing around is not going to be helping her with her depression is it?
It's her that i think should be told to move on.
I agree with the above. Sounds like the girl has the raw end of the stick on this one. For all you know your mate could have told her that they were serious and she could think that he is in it for the long call. Maybe the hacking his emails to get to his friends is a bit weird but your mate sounds like the psyco here.
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Tulsa photographer's work on display at Oklahoma Capitol
Digital color photos of the natural world of "Osage County" are manipulated, just enough to give them an extra edge, in a show by Tulsa native Grant McClintock at the Oklahoma State Capitol.
"All the images have been manipulated, but that would hold true for everything I have printed since the late 1960s," said the photographer who had a studio and gallery in New Orleans, and now lives in Osage County.
Particularly dramatic are his pictures of a ghostly gray-white "Horse," and "Three Horses," which seem to lean forward, almost into the viewer's space, catching the sun's rays under dark, threatening clouds.
Equally eye-catching is his photo of flames on a dark horizon, "Burning the Prairie" — a subject echoed in his pictures of blazes creating a "Fire Line," burning near a "Fire Pond," and about to consume a "Fire Tree."
A round "Hay Bale" faces us, standing in for the circular disk of the sun, which appears to have just set, and an orange "Boundary" marker in a field seems arbitrary, in two more fine photos.
Even more arbitrary are four white "Gates," which seem to frame space itself in the middle of farm fields. Expansive and nearly masterful, is his photo of a "Split Field," with a herd of black cattle in yellow grass on one side of the fence, and an empty, rough-looking pasture on the other.
Blades of grass, flowers, weeds and other vegetation at "Creek Side" stand out vividly, due to the flat background that cuts off space behind them, in another excellent composition. A twisting stalk of serpentine red blossoms seems almost calligraphic, as if they were trying to "Escape," from the field behind them, while "Frost" drains most of the color from his horizontal composition of that title.
More straightforward and pastoral are his photos of a cow silhouetted in front of "McCauley Lake" under giant, sunlit clouds; and of a single "Dead Tree," surrounded by new growth, with a quiet body of water behind it.
Widely traveled, McClintock had two photography books on fishing in western and eastern rivers, called "Flywater" and "Watermark," published in the 1990s.
Sponsored by the Oklahoma Arts Council, his show is recommended during its run. A reception is planned from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday.
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Michael Knox rushed for 247 yards and three touchdowns — and added a kickoff return touchdown — leading Ridgefield to a 37-8 non-league win over Fort Vancouver in a battle of first-year head coaches Friday at Kiggins Bowl.
Knox scored on runs of 6 and 50 yards in a 20-0 third quarter as the Spudders pulled away from a nine-point game at the half.
Dalton Ries kicked a 29-yard field goal as time expired in the first half, capping a two-minute drill by the Spudders.
Then it was all Ridgefield in the second half. Ian Williams capped the scoring on a 1-yard run.
Quarterback Jacob Austin's 8-yard run and a two-point conversion gave Fort an 8-7 lead early in the second quarter. The advantage lasted just seconds.
Knox returned the ensuing kickoff 85 yards for a touchdown. Knox also had a 61-yard touchdown run in the first quarter.
Ridgefield's Matt Martin picked up his first win as a head coach after 18 years as an assistant at various programs.
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I am trying to create users in AD (2003 server R2) from a CSVfile using PowerShell (v2)
when I use import-csv the resulting data gets mangled when names have diacritical characters in them. Jerónimo ends up as Jer?nimo. Daniëlle ends up as Dani?lle etc.
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Tonight's the last of the presidential debates, and we've got our fingers crossed that a few constitutional issues will be addressed—like government spying on American citizens living abroad, including military personnel overseas, and the torture and indefinite detention of prisoners in the so-called "war on terror." (They haven't discussed this stuff yet, but we've got our collective fingers crossed.)
Tomorrow night, your 9 p.m. time slot should be locked up with one of two terrific, highly recommended documentaries (depending on your PBS broadcast market).
The first is Soldiers of Conscience, a documentary by Gary Weimberg and Catherine Ryan, which debuts nationally on P.O.V. The film, made with official permission from the U.S. Army, explores the ethical dilemma soldiers face when confronted with the task of killing in war. Four soldiers who all sought conscientious objector status after concluding they could not kill are interviewed. In addition, three more soldiers, all who are willing to kill, balance with their points of view.
Major Peter Kilner, a West Point professor of ethics and former 82nd Airborne Infantry Commander, is also interviewed. He says in the film: "When you train them reflexively, they learn to make those decisions much more quickly, but the price of that is they're not thinking through the great moral decision of killing another human being."
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It was in conjunction with the ACLU's Freedom of Information Act lawsuit, filed in July 2004, for information relating to the treatment of detainees in U.S. custody overseas that some of the first evidence showing SERE in practice against detainees (PDF) came to light. As recently as August of this year, ACLU attorney Jennifer Turner observed Army investigator Angela Birt testify about the use of SERE tactics on prisoners at Guantánamo.
So while it's all pretty heavy stuff, both documentaries are fascinating. Grab some popcorn, sit back, and get ready to be schooled.
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I'm sure you have heard it all from the people who despise your orgainzation and the people that are members of it. Its to bad that the ACLU an all of its members are not the victims that are murdered, raped, robbed, brutalized, etc. Maybe if you were the victims your organization would not exist. We know your only reason for existence is to defend the African and bring this country down to its knees. And unfortunately you have been doing a good job of it. The Africans of this country are for the most part nothing but criminals, welfare recipients and breeders. And with your help, they will bring this country down to a third world status. Every nation in this world that is ruled by blacks/africans is nothing more than a shit hole. These are the facts and you are never ever going to change that. Once your African friends are in charge what do you think they will do with your sorry asses? Do our nation a favor and pack up and leave it. Thanks
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and did not like the way it sits on the water. The neversink is your best bet if you want a yellow foam yellow sally pattern. If you go with a big stimulator wrapping the body can work well. Just my thoughts. I also spent more than a year to try and tweak the neversink pattern by adding this or that and the original was always better
Thanks Duckypaddler! I am always getting a little creative with the patterns and have thought about using a a red sharpy on the tail of a Neversink.
I tie & fish these every once in a while. They float pretty well, but you can't use a weighted dropper with them. I didn't think the fish liked them more than anything else.
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BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) — A suspect in an Everett homicide was held in Bellingham after his shoplifting arrest at the Bellis Fair mall.
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He's one of three people suspected in the April 23 stabbing death of 23-year-old Luis Verduzco. Police say he was killed in a drug robbery and his body was left behind a vacant house.
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In my mind, I've created a dream exhibition of portraiture by Alice Neel, Mickalene Thomas, and Hope Gangloff: crosscurrents of eroticism, identity, bodies, and embellishment. For now, I'll settle for a show of new portraits by Gangloff, whose paintings are gratifyingly overstuffed with garish details rendered in contrasting patterns and in nips of fluorescent orange and extravagant swathes of hot pink. There's a funny play between color and patterning in her work—the elements are at once discordant and of a piece, excessive and sensible. There's something of that, too, in Charles Burchfield's watercolors, on view a couple blocks south. Burchfield saw a second plane of reality, a spiritual palimpsest shimmering over the world you and I see. The scenes he painted are heightened versions of the real thing, electrified and otherworldly but always recognizable. In a study of what looks like a denuded landscape, his ghostly outlines of trees become visible, lightly filling in and giving life to the empty hills. Color also seems to exist in the spiritual realm. A note on an ink sketch reads, "Leaves a hot red (tinged with umber?), as glowing embers of a dying fire." —Nicole Rudick
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June 9, 2014 | by Andy Battaglia
The Boss comes to Mohegan Sun.
Room 704 at Mohegan Sun, a gleaming casino and resort hotel on an Indian reservation in Connecticut, has a phone in the bathroom, right next to the toilet, and it's hard not to wonder what kinds of calls might wriggle down the line. Are they orders for room service? Broadcasts of wins and losses at the slots? Wheezing pleas from depleted souls in search of a semblance of breathable fresh air?
The big picture windows in the room, which is appointed with a luxe king bed and an authoritative TV, are of a type that cannot be opened, and any attempt at Mohegan Sun to venture outside among earthly elements is met with a kind of bewildered disdain. The best you can do is to sit out on a bench by the carport, where valets prevail. If you have a car, they will gladly park or retrieve it for you. If you want to simply sit and take in the evening air, they will look at you as if you're insane.
The valets had a lot of cars to tend a few weeks ago, on the occasion of a pair of concerts by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band. The Mohegan Sun arena, a two-hour bus ride from New York City, has become a regular tour stop for a long list of momentous musical acts: Prince, Bob Dylan, Jay Z, Taylor Swift. The roster goes on, with more of a caste otherwise accustomed to playing settings bigger than a ten-thousand-seat room.
The Boss very much among them. "Did you lose your money?" he asked upon taking the stage on Sunday, the second part of his two-night stand. "You must've lost your money. If you didn't lose your money, then we wouldn't be here." Springsteen, coming clean with the ways casinos use show-biz happenings as a loss-leader for all the other entertainment they shill, somehow sold this as a winsome arrangement for all involved, with a beneficent grin signaling a sense of solidarity that was convincing in spite of the usurious logic at play. "Either way," he continued, "we're going to make you feel lucky tonight." Read More »


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Perfect for beginning or recreational users, the RD® AERIO Q-80 women's inline skates are ready to carve up the pavement. BEVO ABEC 9 bearings ensure a very smooth ride, while the lightweight aluminum tri-coil frame will never weigh you down.
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The product looks attractive and well made, but the sizing is way off. I ordered a size 9 and they feel like a 10 wide.
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- Feels too large
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- Feels too wide
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- Fast
- Smooth Ride
- Wear Quickly
Best Uses
- Indoor Roller Rink
Comments about Roller Derby AERIO Q-80 Women's Inline Skates:
The boots have a comfy fit, wheels are fast and ride is smooth. However, after 2 times skating on an outdoor surface the brake is completely worn down. Literally wore them twice and brake is shot. Disappointing for a $100 pair of skates.
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- Feels true to size
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- Feels true to width
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"Not a place for all..." Top 5 Page for this destination Ocean City by dzni
Ocean City Travel Guide: 169 reviews and 225 photos
OC is certainly not the place for everyone, as I learned quickly after arriving for the first time in this popular Atlantic Ocean town on the Maryland Delmarva. I hate to make disparaging remarks about a place, as most every place has its unique qualities that make it special, but Ocean City is like a large carnival stretching for miles along a boardwalk. Of course, perhaps one can relive one's childhood with vendors selling the usual assortment of carnival fare - funnel cakes, french fries, pizza, caramel corn, etc. Most importantly (and something for which I was happy to see) there is salt water taffy, that nectar generally only found in coastal towns such as this. However, the salt water taffy was not quite enough to make up for the abundance of tacky souveneir shops hawking kitschy t-shirts, crab souveneirs, and other sundries.
Ocean City, for the record, sits on an island just off the mainland, connected by a short bridge over a small bay. Crossing the bridge into the town, one is at once confronted with a view of tall condominiums, hotels, apartments, with views of the ocean as well. The island is long, but very narrow (only several blocks wide). A boardwalk runs for a number of miles along the oceanfront beach, where one can watch the multitudes jump into the ocean or try to get a tan. (Of course, while I didn't participate in the ritualistic sunbathing, I managed to burn myself nonetheless by merely walking along the boardwalk and catching the sun's rays coming off the water!) If walking south, one is confronted by a ferris wheel and other amusement park-style rides at the southern tip of the island. If walking north, the shops repeat themselves every so often.
While I don't think I've managed to avoid making disparaging remarks about the island, thus far, I will try to touch upon its positive points. As I mentioned previously, there is salt water taffy and caramel corn! Always a plus! Secondly, excellent crab can be found here, as I will touch upon in the restaurants section! Lastly, OC can hardly be beat for people watching. Ocean City sports an extremely diverse cross-section of America's population, which can only be experienced with a visit!
In conclusion, Ocean City is not for all. If you like a frenetic, carnival-like atmosphere, with the oceanfront only feet away, this could very well be the place for you! For me, once was probably enough (unless I'm going back for crab cakes!).
- Pros:Great seafood, salt water taffy, and opportunities for people watching
- Cons:Large tourist trap with tacky shops and a carnival-like atmosphere
- In a nutshell:Not for all!
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CHICAGO -- NTN Communications announced at the National Restaurant Association Restaurant, Hotel-Motel Show it has signed a letter of intent to acquire Breakaway International, Inc., a privately held provider of POS solutions for the restaurant industry, according to a news release.
Breakaway, a 13-year-old company headquartered in Arlington, Texas, serves more than 3,300 locations in 43 countries, including more than 700 Domino's Pizza corporate and franchised locations.
No financial terms of the deal were disclosed.
NTN officials said the acquisition would complement the company's existing product lines of interactive entertainment, guest/server paging products and stored-value gift and loyalty programs.
"This acquisition represents a significant step for NTN, as we continue our transformation from a provider of interactive trivia and sports entertainment, to one offering a complete suite of integrated services to the restaurant industry," Mark deGorter, president and CEO of the NTN Network division, said in the release.
"In addition to superb management, focused development and sales teams, and strong strategic relationships, Breakaway's products are well established in the industry, allowing us to truly connect the dots while giving us significant speed to market advantages and avoiding the setbacks associated with start-up and development concepts," he said.
DeGorter said Breakaway's Texas headquarters gives Carlsbad, Calif.-based NTN a strong presence on the East Coast and central United States.
"We are delighted to have Breakaway International join NTN, as they can provide tremendous synergy and increase our relationship to nearly 10,000 location customers," deGorter said.
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PSU: Joyner announces plans to retire
The sometimes controversial, always challenging tenure of Dr. David Joyner as Penn State's athletics director is coming to an end.
The university announced on Tuesday that Joyner, who assumed the position on an interim basis after Tim Curley was arrested in connection with the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal in November 2011, will retire effective Aug. 1. He said he will assist with the transition.
"It has been an honor and privilege to serve Penn State," Joyner said in a statement. "Our student athletes, coaches, staff and the University community were a daily source of inspiration for me. The spirit of Penn State is strong, and the department's commitment to integrity, as well as academic and athletic excellence is stronger than ever."
In January 2013, Joyner was named the full-time athletic director, but he announced at the time he would step aside once university president Dr. Rodney Erickson left his post. Erickson recently retired and was replaced as president by Dr. Eric Barron.
Still, there was some speculation Joyner might seek to remain athletic director on a permanent basis even after Barron took over.
Instead, the university announced Barron will name a search committee to work with Collegiate Sports Associates, an executive search and consulting firm based in North Carolina, to recruit Penn State's next director of Intercollegiate Athletics. David Gray, senior vice president for Finance and Business at Penn State, has agreed to chair the search committee.
"Dave Joyner has provided steady leadership to Athletics for nearly three years," Barron said. "I want to thank him for his hard work in upholding Penn State's legacy of academic and athletic success.
"We will be seeking candidates who have demonstrated a thorough understanding of NCAA rules and have a track record of success in meeting compliance standards. They also must have a commitment to academic integrity, and the academic progress and graduation of student-athletes."
The nationwide search isn't without it's early candidates. The Chicago Tribune reported Penn State has shown interest in Northwestern athletic director Jim Phillips.
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Wild Things ; on the Sofa, Sea, or Savannah, Animals Teach Us
M. S. Mason, The Christian Science Monitor
It crept up under the loose covers at the bottom of the bed and grabbed Jessie's toes. Jessie jolted awake, reached under the covers, and found the kitten. "What do you think you are, a shark?" she asked it. "A bed shark, I suppose?"
The kitten mewed softly and batted at Jessie's scolding finger. This furry critter was no smooth, wakeful eating machine. When he's not sleeping, he's playing.
Calling Gurgi a "bed shark" made us think of the differences among animals. It also started us thinking about how animals from very different species can be similar. The house cat you've lived with all your life is just as splendid as the tiger in the zoo or the sea otters that swim and play constantly at the aquarium. The squirrels in the backyard, the pigeons in the park, the goldfish in the bowl, and the dog that chases a ball may seem ordinary only because we're used to them. But each is astonishing in its own way.
The trick is learning to see them with fresh eyes. Each one of us can become an amateur animal behaviorist - a scientist who studies the behavior of animals. It's all a matter of watching animals carefully, patiently, and then asking ourselves why. Why is this cat rubbing up against my leg? Why does she meow? Why do kittens sneak up under the covers to bat at unsuspecting human toes?
Denver's Ocean Journey aquarium has real tigers in a habitat designed to give them lots of climbing and swimming space (tigers like to swim!). The big cats have great soft heads and beautiful eyes. But humans can't go near them, no matter how playful they seem. They are wild.
Big cats have lots in common with your cat, though. Big or small, cats can see much better than humans can in the dark. Have you noticed cats' eyes? In the daytime, the pupils of a cat's eyes (the dark part) are long narrow slits. But at night, the pupil dilates (gets big and round) to let in more light. That's because cats are actually nocturnal (nighttime) animals. Have you ever noticed that a cat's pupils dilate when it's playing hard chasing a feather or string? Why do you think that is?
"When animals are excited, their pupils dilate," says Fred Bercovitch, animal behaviorist of the San Diego Zoo. [See story on next page.] So there are different reasons for a cat's eyes to look big.
Why otters need whiskers
What about those whiskers? Cats' whiskers, you probably know already, help them find their way in the dark, too. Cats use their whiskers to feel whether they can fit through an opening, Mr. Bercovitch says. Tigers also need sensitive whiskers to get around the jungle at night.
But what about those whiskers on the sea otters at the zoo or aquarium? "We believe the whiskers of otters help them detect vibrations in the water when they are gliding," Bercovitch says. Feeling vibrations in the water could help them catch fish or warn them about predators or boats coming near. …


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When we were last out there we saw a lot of adverts on taxis for mannys chop house but never got around to trying it. Anyone know if its good or not?
It is purported to be one of the top steak houses in the Orlando area. I believe Slowhand might have more knowledge.
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I mention it often and always recommend to our guests.
It's not fancy but the food is good value and the endless salad bowl and warm yeast rolls are gorgeous.
It is always really busy and they don't take bookings so if you plan to go, call ahead and tell them you are leaving and they will then add you to their list, then once you arrive you shouldn't have quite so long to wait.
Monday and Tuesday's Kids Eat Free and each night happy hour until 7pm - last Aug Kyle and I both ate for $15 including drinks... how fab is that
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i really want to try this place good tip about calling ahead thanks sandraOriginally Posted by arkvilla, post: 251327
The downsides are: It's a loooooooooooooooooooong way down to get to it.
It is very noisy music wise and the decore is all hub caps and loud.
The upsides are: The salad bowl is gorgeous, they put some kind of dressing on it and it is very moreish.
The steak is gorgeous.... I see a theme here... lol
The rolls are gorgeous... lol. Oh and so are the happy hour drinks, especially when you get two amaretto sours for the price of one! Enjoy.
I am a fully fledged member of the Pastafarian Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster.
It's just past Southern Dunes on the 27 so about 1/2 hour from Disney butI'd say it's worth it for a bit of 'real' florida
It is noisy but the fact it is always busy speaks volumes.
Wednesday is buy one get one free on Fajitas
If you don't call ahead, especially during happy hour you will wait for around for at least an hour, but you could make the most of happy hour like I did on my last visit
See how I co-ordinate my drinks with my clothes
Nice coordination there Sandra. Gotta love a two-fisted drinker.Originally Posted by arkvilla, post: 251341
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Madelinetosh Pure Silk Lace is a 100% Tussah Silk, brilliantly dyed in Madelinetosh's glazed colorways. With a generous 1,000 yards per skein, one skein of Madelinetosh Pure Silk Lace can complete a large lace project with ease. Each super smooth, plied skein is hand-dyed in small dye lots and hand washable.
100% Tussah Silk1000 yards/100gHand Wash Cold
Spun from the finest baby alpaca and merino fibers, Cima is a sprightly lace-weight yarn that combines sharp stitch definition with buttery softness. Held single, double, or triple, it creates smooth fabrics with clean lines, perfect for modern garments. A palette ranging from vivid brights to calm neutrals lets you unleash your creative vision. Try Cima on its own for airy lace pieces, or combine it with a coordinating Shibui yarn to cr
70% Superbaby Alpaca/30% Merino7-8 sts/inch (US 1-3)328 yards/50gHand Wash
Silkpaca is a shockingly soft, plied laceweight yarn from Malabrigo. Spun from the softest baby alpaca and silk, Silkpaca ensures any project has softness, sheen, and incredible drape.
70% Baby Alpaca/30% Silk
Plied Laceweight (US 3-8)
420 yards/50g
Hand Wash Cold
The Special from Numma Numma is The Usual's lightweight cousin, spun from the same fantastic fiber in six slimmer and silkier plies. A heavy laceweight/light fingering weight, this yarn is perfect for a more substantial lace project or lightweight socks. Each generous 5 oz skeins contains 825 yards of merino goodness.
100% Superwash Merino10 sts/inch (US 0)825 yards/5 ozMachine Wash Cold
Claudia Handpainted Yarn's Lust is a beautiful plied laceweight yarn that's great on its own or held double with another yarn. This merino/silk blend has a soft halo and a fabulous silk feel that will make you lust for more Claudia Lust!
80% Merino/20% Silk8 sts/inch (US 0-3)900 yards/100 gHand Wash
Juniper Moon Farm's Findley is a laceweight merino/silk blend with crisp stitch definition and a lovely sheen. Each ball contains a generous 798 yards, plenty for a smaller shawl! Check out Findley Dappled if you're looking for a more multicolored yarn.
50% Merino/50% Silk7.5 sts/inch (US 2)798 yards/100gHand Wash
A trio of favorite fibers - cashmere, fine merino, and recycled silk - unite to create a tweedy melange in new lace-weight ShibuiKnits Pebble. Separate plies of each fiber retain their distinctive characteristics, but blend into a beautifully cohesive yarn flecked with complex tonal colors. Perfect for colorwork, lace, and an innumerable variety of garments, Pebble is light, airy, and irresistibly soft. This sumptuous tweed is a welcome addition to
48% Silk/36% Merino/16% Cashmere6.25 sts/inch (US 3)224 yards/25gHand Wash
BFL/Silk Lace is a soft, plied blend of Bluefaced Leicester Wool and luscious silk from Northbound Knitting. An exceptionally soft laceweight, Northbound Knitting's BFL/Silk Lace also offers fantastic stitch definition that will make your shawl the envy of anyone else in the room!
80% Bluefaced Leicester Wool / 20% Silk8-10 sts/inch (US 0 or smaller)875 yards / 4ozHand Wash Cold
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Goldsboro police have made a second arrest in a 2008 homicide.
James Sanders was found by authorities in Bennettsville, South Carolina. He was returned Thursday to Wayne County to face the murder charge.
Police say Sanders, and another man killed Eric Best last September. The man's body was found lying in a driveway in the 700 block of Franklin Street on September 24th, 2008.
Sanders was placed in jail without any bond.