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This half-hour weekly series is intended to give women a few fresh insights into the nature of the male species. Inspired by Esquire, the show has more the look and depth of an airline magazine. Appearing regularly are Lee Eisenberg, editor of Esquire, and Linda Ellerbee; they offer coy comment on why men do the things they do.
They look at such men as William Wegman, who has made an art of photographing his dog. Then there's an ongoing segment called Conversations, which features a group of sensitive young men sitting around a room sharing their thoughts about their yuppie lives. It's all too precious.
In a segment that aired recently, sometime celebrity interviewer Ali MacGraw came up with this heartfelt reaction to a Troy Donahue confession: "Wow." Host Matt Lauer, co-host for Robin Leach's Fame, Fortune and Romance, seems to have been spliced in, offering scripted, perfunctory comments between segments. Perhaps, given a little more time and practice, the show will manage to acquire something along the lines of depth: A recent look at the life of a blue-collar worker who has a white-collar wife showed considerable promise.
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Tuesday's snow storm left many roads a mess.
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Every time Margie Illenberger has crossed the Broad Street Run's finish line down at the Navy Yard, she has popped open a can of cold beer. She, usually with her brothers, has celebrated the 10-mile run this way for nine years.
"It's the best beer of the year," the 58-year-old Doylestown resident said. No particular brand, just whatever's cold.
But this year, Illenberger is among the 5,000 who were shut out of the race lottery. Despite her poor chances of getting an official Broad Street Run bib, she says she's not ready to give up yet.
During the last few weeks, Illenberger and hundreds of other runners have been heading online in hopes of getting a much-coveted spot in the May 4 race. Some have posted on the official bib-transfer message board, while others have visited the burgeoning Broad Street bib black market on Craigslist.


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Las Vegas is a popular vacation destination for millions of visitors each year. Las Vegas hotels offer something to do for everyone. From riding a gondola through the canals of Venice to screaming on a rollercoaster as it careens by New York skyscrapers. For those wanting less adventure, they can visit with many of their favorite celebrities at a wax museum, or gamble in the hopes of hitting a jackpot, or take in one of the nightly shows this great city has to offer. Las Vegas provides its visitors with a plethora of entertainment choices and we've highlighted a few.
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If you're in the mood for a thrilling ride, consider one of many Las Vegas vacation attractions along the world famous Las Vegas Strip. New York, New York Hotel and Casino offers one of the most unique roller coaster rides in the country. Winding and turning through the replica of the New York City skyline, pass by the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge, and of course, the Empire State Building, The Manhattan Express is a thrill of a lifetime. This exciting ride can reach speeds of 67 miles an hour and will send you into a 540-degree spiral.
Another thrilling ride is located a bit further down the main strip in Las Vegas. The Stratosphere is host to a couple of the most extreme rides in the world. The Big Shot, located on the roof of the eighth tallest building in the world, takes you from the bottom of the large needle to the top in just over two seconds! Though this may not seem like much, know that the needle is 160 feet tall and passengers feel the force of four G's. Astronauts feel only 3.2 G's at liftoff! For the ultimate thrill ride however, venture across the roof to the X Scream thrill ride. Those of you who view yourself as a risk taker may find yourself rethinking things when faced with this ride. An arm stretches 27 feet off the edge, and there is nothing at the end of it except a rounded off edge. Hop onto the eight passenger, open seating rail car and speed toward the edge at 30 MPH. Just when it feels like you're done for, an advanced hydraulics system stops the car just inches before you plummet to the ground below!
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For an off-beat adventure and a chance to mingle with celebrities visitors should definitely check out Madame Tussaud's wax museum. Here, visitors can go one-on-one with Shaquille O'Neal, or land on the moon with Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin. Madame Tussauds Las Vegas gives you the opportunity to do things that will make people talk, with the pictures to prove it. Madame Tussaud's wax museum is one of the most unique vacation attractions in the Las Vegas area.
Las Vegas is quite possibly the only place on Earth where you can find a show on just about anything, from Magic, to a "circus", to the world's most famous entertainer. Lance Burton, one of the world's most amazing illusionists performs every week at the Monte Carlo Hotel and Casino. His masterful illusions have taken the city by storm and have received praise from fans from all over the world. Cirque Du Soleil is a "circus" that is arguably, the most amazing show on earth, and is featured, via various shows, throughout Vegas. "KA" at the MGM Grand is the newest show from the Cirque Company. "O", which unfolds in, on, and around a 1.5 million gallon tank of water, is located at the Bellagio Hotel and Casino, "Mystere" at Treasure Island is the most famous of the show. All of these shows are recognized as an experience that can't be missed.
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The Bissetii bamboo is a very hardy down to -15° F. Its culms grow very dense, almost next to each other, forming a very tight grove, with foliage almost down to the ground level. It can easily adapts to all conditions. The Bissetii is a great alternative choice to the Golden Bamboo for those living in the northern tier of the U.S.
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The University of Texas-Pan American Wellness and Recreation Sports Complex (WRSC), which was voted on, inspired by and built for students, was officially dedicated Tuesday, Oct. 30 during a ceremony commemorating the $26 million facility.
In addition, UTPA held a ribbon cutting for its $1.5 million Student Health Center, located adjacent to the WRSC, during the celebration. Both the health center and the WRSC opened their doors to the University community Aug. 27.
UTPA President Dr. Blandina Cárdenas, who made her first appearance on campus after having had major heart surgery in September, led the ceremony decked out in workout wear along with other UTPA administrators, who were also dressed for a day at the gym.
"Thank you for taking the time to join us and to be here for the official dedication of this extraordinary student-generated, student-owned and student-inspired facility, our Wellness and Recreational Sports Complex and our Student Health Center," she said.
Cárdenas said the input and approval of UTPA students were crucial to the creation of the WRSC, which was initiated in spring 2004 with student elections being held to decide whether a fee should be created to fund the facility. Eighty-five percent of UTPA students voted in favor of the binding referendum for the establishment of the WRSC. A UTPA Recreation Sports Complex Task Force, made up of mostly students, staff and faculty, was formed and led the way to the WRSC becoming what it is today. With student needs in mind, the task force researched the construction, architecture and design of the complex Cárdenas said.
"This is a real celebration for the students of UTPA who initiated the effort that made this building a reality. It is also a real celebration for the generation of students who will follow them, who will be inspired to come here and who will be inspired to think about college as a fun and important place," she said.
Miranda Ramirez, a UTPA senior and member of the task force, said there was student input every step of the way from the choice of exercise machines to the type of furniture chosen for the complex.
"It is rewarding to see all of our ideas come to life. We wanted to not only make this new facility a place for people to workout and enhance their quality of life, but also a place to study, make new friends, and learn the importance of being healthy," Ramirez said. "This new facility has long been awaited for and the students have embraced it warmly."
She said the task force traveled to different Texas universities to get ideas for the new wellness center, and were able to discuss and implement what they discovered. Ramirez said with the WRSC in place, UTPA has become just as competitive as other universities, and it has become a place for students to unwind, relax and get fit.
"It is a great time to be a Bronc. Today the Wellness and Recreational Sports Complex embarks on creating an exciting future, fostering an appreciation for wellness and recreational activity among students, faculty, staff and alumni," she said.
Also in attendance were State Representative Aaron Peña and Senator Juan "Chuy" Hinojosa, who helped clear the final hurdle in the Texas Legislature on May 25, 2005 for HB 258, which was signed by both the House and Senate, and approved the establishment of the WRSC.
"This legislation, with the help of Senator Hinojosa, was my first piece of legislation. When I drive by each day and night because I live down the road I am very proud of this facility and what is happening to this University. We are growing and we are growing fast. It has added so much to our community," Peña, who wore a UTPA cap in the spirit of the occasion, said.
Hinojosa, who sponsored the bill and considers UTPA the "economic and culture center for South Texas," said he was very proud of the students who took the lead on expanding UTPA's facilities and offerings to the University community. He said not only is it essential for the students to exercise their minds in the classroom, but it is equally important for them to exercise their bodies in the new facility.
"This is why this wellness center is so important because it goes hand in hand with getting an education," Hinojosa said.
Cárdenas thanked Dr. John Edwards, UTPA vice president for Enrollment Student Services, who was an early advocate for the wellness center and was instrumental in bringing the idea to UTPA students, for pushing the initiative forward.
Edwards said the inspiration for the WRSC came about because of the health issues facing Americans today, and also for the opportunity to create a health-conscious college campus, and develop a synergy among the UTPA community and its alumni.
"If you have good health, you have everything," he said. "That is what has driven us - that idea that our students deserve a place to exercise and to develop healthful habits."
Dr. David Prior, executive vice chancellor for Academic Affairs for The University of Texas System, who also attended the ceremony, said UTPA was blessed to have such a facility on its campus.
"A facility like this is an integral part of a University education. The wellness center will serve this campus in so many different ways. In fact it will enhance the quality of life for all our students and the community at large who participate here. It will become a focal point for students who gather here. It will transform student campus life for this particular university, but also it will be a great recruiting magnet for students who are looking at this university, and will see this as a wonderful facility," Prior said.
The goal of the 156,000-square-foot facility, located on the corner of Sugar Road and Schunior Street, is to promote recreation, health, fitness, and interaction among the UTPA community. The state-of-the-art facility provides students, staff and faculty numerous indoor and outdoor features including more than 10,000-square-feet of new weights and cardio equipment, a 34-foot climbing wall, a walking-jogging track, racquetball courts, indoor and outdoor basketball courts, aerobic studios with digital sound, outdoor tennis and sand volleyball courts, and an outdoor leisure pool with fountain, spa, and a lazy river.
The Student Health Center offers UTPA students the same types of services that can be found at their family doctor's office - general medical care as well as specialty clinics. At 7,450 square feet, the health center houses a new lab, a larger fully-licensed class D pharmacy, private waiting areas, and separate areas for check-ins and treatments. UTPA's Student Health Services is one of only six student health centers accredited in Texas by the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), a national organization based in Chicago that accredits ambulatory health care organizations. It was also the first in The University of Texas System to hold the AAAHC accreditation.
The general contractor for the WRSC and the Student Health Center was Wilson Construction, while architects for the wellness center were F&S Partners and Solka, Nava Torno for the health clinic.


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Worldwide, propane is the third most common vehicle fuel, next to gasoline and diesel fuel. Over the last 20 years, Clean Cities has played an important role in the growing use of propane as a transportation fuel. Recent coalition reports show that stakeholders have displaced more than 250 million gallons of petroleum since 2004 by using more than 31,000 propane vehicles.
Did you know? The number of propane fueling stations is on the rise, recently passing 2,800 public and private stations. The increase is aided by projects like the collaboration of Menards home improvement stores, CleanFUEL USA, and Ferrellgas, with assistance from the Chicago Area Clean Cities coalition. This project alone resulted in more than 30 public fueling stations at Illinois and Wisconsin Menards locations. Read the case study.
Did you know? A commercial lawnmower can consume four times as much fuel as the typical passenger car. Fortunately, there are more than 15 mowers on the market that run on propane, and many gasoline mowers can be converted to run on propane.* See how Clean Cities partnered with the National Park Service to place propane-powered mowers in service on the National Mall in this video.
Did you know? The Clean Cities YouTube channel includes this video that highlights important factors related to implementing propane vehicles and infrastructure in fleets. The video describes a project in which the Tucson Clean Cities coalition helped deploy propane vehicles in the City of Tucson, Arizona.
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It is common in the theater for producers to stage readings of a playwright's work in hopes that potential backers will like the play enough to invest money in it.
Readings of films in script form, while not as common, certainly do occur. They're not so much to raise capital as to find out which movie scenes work and which don't. Usually, such readings are done by the filmmakers' friends rather than auditioning actors. Case in point: Steven Spielberg, whose company, Amblin Entertainment, recently held bicoastal readings of two different projects that Spielberg is developing.
The one apparently closer to production is Cape Fear, a remake of a 1962 thriller that starred Robert Mitchum as a revenge-seeking convict who terrorizes the family of the man who put him away. Set to star in the remake is Robert De Niro. Spielberg will executive produce, and Martin Scorsese has been signed to direct. A reading of the new Cape Fear, written by Wesley Strick, was staged at the Manhattan eatery Tribeca Grill, which is co-owned by De Niro. Taking part in the Cape Fear reading along with De Niro were Kevin Kline, Phoebe Cates and Spielberg's girlfriend, Kate Capshaw. Days earlier, Spielberg's company had orchestrated a reading in L.A. for a film the director has been wanting to make for years, Schindler's List, based on the 1982 Thomas Keneally best-seller about a Gentile who helps Jews escape from Poland during World War II. Capshaw was also a reader for Steven Zaillian's script of Schindler's List. The part of Schindler was read by Warren Beatty, who has yet to commit to the film. Spielberg too remains undecided about whether he'll direct it.
Spielberg declined to say how the dual readings went. According to his spokesman, Spielberg "never comments on future projects."
Radio Flyer, on the other hand, was already two weeks into production at Columbia Studios when Michael Douglas (who was producing the film, but not acting in it) decided he'd made a mistake in letting the project's screenwriter, David Mickey Evans, be a first-time director.
Calling Evans's screenplay about a waitress unable to stop a man from abusing her and her children "the best script I've ever read," Douglas nevertheless fired Evans and replaced him with Richard Donner, who directed Lethal Weapon.
"Nothing against [Evans]," says Douglas. "He just couldn't handle both jobs."
Rosanna Arquette was to have portrayed the waitress, but she dropped out when production ceased. The movie was reportedly gearing up again with Debra Winger in the starring role, but Winger has since had second thoughts and has apparently passed on the project. Where does that leave the best script Michael Douglas has ever read? With an October start date and no leading lady.
Of course, all movies begin not with the script but with the idea, or what Hollywood likes to call the "concept." And for director Paul (Spike of Bensonhurst) Morrissey the concept right now continues to be comedy.
He hasn't commissioned a script yet, but Morrissey does have an outline for a new movie and a commitment from Jackie Mason to be in it. The project, Urban Renewal, is about a young con man who is ordered by a court to perform six months of community service in a Miami Beach nursing home. Once there he encounters five elderly gents, all former successful businessmen who are now running their own con out of the home.
Co-producer Chris Zarpas of Island Pictures hopes to start filming in 1991 in Miami Beach. Besides Mason, Zarpas's hit list of comedians he would like to see playing the elderly businessmen includes Milton Berle, Henny Youngman, Shecky Greene and Jack Carter.
Given Mason's recent success with his one-man stage show (his second, Jackie Mason: Brand New, arrives on Broadway in October), will he mind sharing the spotlight with the likes of Berle and the others? "I never turned down a job because of billing," says Mason. "You're an idiot if you're threatened by the ability of others. If you have any brains, it's a compliment."
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Ellen Ann Nickerson, of Pitman, N.J., and Michael Anthony Cramer, of Lewistown, were married on Sept. 12, 2010, at the Historic Revere Tavern in Paradise.
The bride is the daughter of Thomas and Patricia Nickerson, of Pitman, N.J. The groom is the son of Sheila and Malvern Ettinger, of Lewistown, and Kenneth and Denise Cramer, of Harrisburg.
Samantha Sagner, of Essex, Md., was the matron of honor.
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The best man was Shawn Loht, of Macon, Ga., and formerly of Lewistown.
Bridesmaids were Abigail Futia, of Wilmington, Del., and Shannon Parker, of Carney's Point, N.J.
Ushers were Kyle and Alex Bobb, of Mechanicsburg, cousins of the groom.
Groomsmen were Vincent Alunni, of Lansdale, and Kory Freshwater, of Stevens.
The Rev. Theresa Gilberti, of Harrisburg, performed the ceremony.
A reception followed at the Historic Revere Tavern, Paradise.
The bride is the 1996 graduate of Pitman High School, Pitman, N.J., and a 2001 graduate of Bloomsburg University. She is employed as a catalog editor at Wilkem Scientific, Pawtucket, R.I.
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No rain or cold wind could stop the hordes of hungry pancake lovers Oct. 19 who arrived at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center to chow down on the Downtown Kiwanis club's flapjacks. The annual event celebrated its 35th year with stacks on stacks of fluffy pancakes and gallons of syrup.
The festival draws nearly 10,000 pancake eaters, raising about $50,000 annually for the one-day-only event. Other festival highlights include a youth talent show and a student art contest.
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Anna is 32 years old, divorced and has two small children. It wasn't easy to find time for love and above all, passion, but she has recently made contact with a guy she worked with a long time ago. There has always been a tingling in Anna's body when he smiled at her, but it was never anything more. Now she wants love and especially sex.
They discussed sex a lot when they chatted and in just a few weeks it feels like she knows him, although she has not even met him.
They seem be turned on by exactly the same things and she got more and more horny for him. She has always fantasised about how it would be to have an extra guy or girl in the game, but dared not implement it yet. She has never had a partner who was interested in such adventures, but Peter seems to be entirely into such a scenario. Anna also likes it when a man can take her a little hard, but it should not be too dominant, a fine line that.
They have decided that Peter should accompany her when she goes out to visit some customers in Mora.
She drives her old Audi to where he stands waiting for her in the sunshine, more beautiful than in his pictures. He smiles at her, she gets out of the car and they embrace and kiss passionately as if it were the most natural thing in the world. He lifts up her shirt a little and she feels his hands on her waist, a shiver of anticipation of what is to come runs through her body. An elderly man walks past with his dog and Anna gets embarrassed and pulls down her shirt.
They set off to drive from Stockholm towards Mora. Sitting so close to him as she drives, she feels her heart pounding and occasionally she looks at the handsome man next to her. He is a bit older than her, nine years to be exact, although it doesn't seem that he is older. He has a small amount of blond curly hair, green eyes and thick dark eyelashes.
Suddenly, she feels his rough male hand on her thigh and then he slowly slides his hand up under her skirt. She smiles at him and he continues to move his hand further up her bare thigh. He begins fondling the outside of her already damp panties and she moans unconsciously. His fingers pry under the damp material and probe gently into her wet slit. She spreads her legs a little more so that has better access. He massages her clitoris and her opening in exactly the right way and she is finding it a little difficult to concentrate on driving. As they are still driving in the city, she has to steel herself not to lose control.
He enters a finger into her warm innermost centre as she stops at a red light next to a truck driver, who, if he were to look down from his elevated position would surely be able to see what is happening in the car next to him, but it only makes her hornier. The lights turn green and the car rolls again, Peter begins to massage her clitoris with definite yet dainty movements and she feels a wave begin to wash over her. The sensations get stronger and stronger until she comes with a deep groan, and Peter has to take the steering wheel so that the car won't swerve.
When the orgasm has subsided and she gets control of herself, she looks at Peter who gives her a big smile. He takes his hand away from her very wet pussy and puts one of his fingers in his mouth and she feels another ripple of longing inside her thinking that as soon as they come to a place where there is a bit more forest, he must fuck her senseless.
They continue their journey north each wondering what Peter should do with her when they reach a quieter place. They are becoming more and more agitated and eventually he asks Anna to turn off the highway to try to find a place where they can fuck.
They turn onto a minor road and are suddenly in a forested area with a narrow, almost overgrown dirt road off to one side, that she turns into and parks the car. They get out and walk in a bit further along the track until they find a small grove where the sun shines through the trees and onto the grass. Peter leans down and kisses her. They caress each other and start tearing off each other's clothes. Peter finally stands naked with a very nice, almost hairless body and a cock of just the right size.
Anna kneels, puts his hard cock into her mouth and starts sucking. She sucks and licks while she jerks off his cock and Peter groans. She looks up at him with her deer eyes and he looks to be even more attractive. After a little time being sucked, Peter reluctantly pulls his cock from her mouth, pulls her down onto the grass and they look into each other's eyes as he enters her.
She feels when he is deep inside her and her centre feels like one big erotic point. She never thought that to be penetrated by him would be so incredible. She feels his weight and his movements when he's humping hard, his balls hitting her bottom. She pressed him even closer against herself and everything but their movements disappear. She feels that she is about to come again and starts moving her hips to match his thrusts so that his cock will touch exactly the right point in her hot interior. The waves wash over her and she feels the vibrations throughout her whole body which curves upwards in an arc when she comes. She gasps and looks up at Peter who meets her eyes and starts kissing her hungrily. Their tongues meet and it feels like their hungry mouths are made for each other.
Peter turns her over so that she is resting on her hands and knees and takes a firm grip on her hips. He presses his dick hard and fast into her and she feels a thrill every time he bottoms out deep inside her. He fucks her hard and determinedly. She glances back at him, and sees he has a cloudy, unfocused gaze. Sweat beads starts to flow along his forehead. He looks almost obsessed and it makes Anna even more excited. She whimpers as he takes hold of her hair while he thrusts hard in and out of her. He lifts one of her legs to his waist, fucking her now fast and bestial. She sees that Peter is in another world. Anna enjoys being taken so hard and it feels wonderful to feel her pussy so full of his hard cock. Peter starts breathing heavier and increases the rate of his thrusts so that Anna is really bobbing in the grass. He suddenly pulls out, opens his mouth to moan and with a little jerk of his head, comes over Anna's bare back. Spray after spray of hot cum lands on her back, one of these reaching the top of her hair. Peter slowly finishes jerking off and snorts a couple of times, before throwing himself down beside her, breathing heavily. The wind caresses their sweaty bodies and Anna is happy.
After a few hours more in the car, they check-in at the small hotel in Mora and go to their room.
Anna felt Peter's arms around her waist. He was breathing onto her neck, gently biting and kissing it, making her heart rate increase. They embrace and kiss each other hungrily. Anna doesn't want to get carried away this time so she reluctantly pulls away from Peter's arms and suggests they go down and have a bite to eat.
They sit in the hotel restaurant / bar. They are the only guests besides a man sitting on his own. They sit in a booth by the window. The waitress is a little light-headed and inexperienced, but once they get the food it is better than what they expected. They share a bottle of wine and talk about everything, as time and space disappears around them. They sit close together and look deep into each other's eyes and Anna thinks that she understands now the meaning of the lyrics 'when we two become one ...'.
They start to kiss and realize after a while that maybe they are kissing a little too passionately, as the waitress keeps looking in their direction.
They pay and go quickly up to their room.
While Anna unlocks the door, Peter pulls up her dress, pulls down her panties and she feels his cock pressed into her as she opens it. He pushes his cock inside her and fucks her hard leaning against the wall, with the hotel door half open. She is wet already, so it almost runs down her thighs as she pushes out her shapely ass so he can get even further inside her. He pulls out of her and throws her onto the bed, quickly taking off her clothes, pulling off her panties as she takes off her dress, leaving her in just her black lace bra.
Peter moves his head down to her moist pussy and licks her wet juices. He moves his tongue against her opening, and she feels a shiver down her spine. He circles his tongue around her clitoris over and over. It feels so intimate and wonderful, he is really enjoying it.
Anna signs for him to come up to her head and they meet in a salty kiss. She feels his warmth and weight on top of her and while they gaze at each other intensely, his hard cock slowly penetrates her. She spreads her legs wider so that he can get inside her even deeper. She follows his movements and their breathing becomes heavier. He kisses her neck and puts one hand over her breast, massaging her nipple with his fingertips giving Anna a shiver of pleasure.
Pulling out of her, he turns her over onto her back and she sits down on him, taking his dick deep into her innermost place. She rides him steadily, while not fast, not slow. She leans over him. He pinches both of her nipples with his forefingers and thumbs. The combination of that and the fact that she can control exactly how deep his cock is in her, makes her feel she is exploding from all sides The orgasm is so strong that she feels she might faint and almost blacks out as she starts crying, for she never believed the whole experience could ever feel like this.
Having taken a little while to recover, they are lying on their sides, Peter's dick is inside her from behind, as he kisses her neck. He moves inside her deep and hard and it's as if it triggers the last traces of the orgasm and she goes completely crazy.
She begs him to take her even harder, so he puts her on all fours and fucks her animalistic and forcefully. Sweat is dripping on their bodies. He takes a firm grip on her hair so that she has to tilt her head back. She feels it is wonderful to be completely in his power while making love, hard or soft. He moves her onto the edge of the bed and fucks her standing up, her legs against his chest, watching her intensely. He is sweating profusely as he bangs in and out of her. She sees how near he is to coming and tells him she wants him to come in her mouth. It becomes too difficult for him to carry on fucking her pussy any longer without coming, so he pulls out and puts his cock between her waiting lips. Almost immediately, he pumps warm salty sperm into her open mouth. She looks up at him and he jerks and moans almost as if he is unreachable.
When he has finished filling her mouth with his cum and has calmed down, he looks at her and meets her in a kiss, tasting his own juices on her lips.
They lie for a long time, just holding hands and both realize that better than this, it will never be ....
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I'm in the exact same boat. Started this month and haven't had a natural, self-propelled excretion yet.
I did drink a bottle of magnesium citrate and let it do its thing at one point, and have been taking a probiotic pill every day, but so far it's just been the one magnesium citrate poop in like 2 weeks. I am still losing weight, though, so I'm not too worried. I suspect my body is just sucking up every tiny bit of nutrients it can get its hands on since it's finally able to stop freaking out from the grain intake and focus on actually nourishing itself.
Obviously I can't offer much hope for the future since I'm right where you are, but I have a feeling it will eventually resolve itself. Just keep eating pre/probiotics and maybe guzzle down some magnesium citrate if it's really becoming super uncomfortable. It basically works by pulling a ton of moisture into the bowel (it is a salt) for a flushing-out effect. Works within like 6 hours. Just make sure to drink lots of water with it.


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Though the United States and Russia appear poised to undertake a sequel to the Cold War's space race — at least this time without the implied threat of nuclear annihilation from orbit, or so they claim — with politicians on both sides of the former Iron Curtain vying to establish a permanent lunar outpost first, it turns out that the father of Cubism Pablo Picasso, an early adopter of innumerable new developments artistic and otherwise, has gone above and beyond the superpowers' space programs. Just left of center in the above satellite photo of Mercury's surface recently released by NASA is Picasso Crater.
The image was taken by the American space agency's MESSENGER spacecraft on January 10, using a Narrow Angle Camera that facilitates the taking of close-up photographs of the sweltering planet's surface.
While the boorish NASA news service describes the Picasso Crater's most distinctive feature as a "comma-shaped pit on its floor," connoisseurs of the Spanish artist's distinctive brand of analytic Cubism will recognize the mark as one of his trademark triangular noses, making the Picasso Crater not a mere abstract space oddity, but quite possibly the largest portrait ever created. Score another (posthumous) first for Picasso. We look forward to seeing the Picasso Crater installed in Larry Gagosian's next thematic Picasso retrospective.
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Tho the conventional wisdom is intake = exhaust/2.
United States, TX, San Angelo
Joined Nov 2007
94 Posts
Would an air exit be good in the aft fusalage? I was thinking about putting one on the bottom under the horizontal stab?
(1) servo lead ports in wings.
(2) around the canopy
(3) exit ports for rudder push rod.
(4) slots in fin for elevator control rod.
Joined Apr 2012
3,877 Posts
The simplest way to make an exit is to just drill a hole in the bottom of the fuse anywhere behind the rearmost bit of electronics and forward of the rear of the wing saddle. It's tough to drill into a pristine new fuse but anything up to 3/8" or a bit bigger will be an inconsequential strength reduction. One could reinforce the hole with glass tape to be sure.
United States, CA, Meadow Vista
Joined May 2010
15 Posts
Question: The instructions say to use glue stick to secure the stabilizer rods to the stabilizer.
I'm wondering what is wrong with using EPOXY and NOT having the stabilizer removable. In the event of a damaging to the stab, just replace the stabilizer. The overall width of the stab is about 32 inches. I can live with that. I'm new to gliders and would appreciate your input.
Rick number 2
I was not comfortable with the stab potentially coming apart in flight. Mine is permanently glued. I also used polyurethane glue on my wing servos. I don't want those coming loose in flight either!
Joined Apr 2012
3,877 Posts
There's no reason for epoxy, Rick. You would be amazed at how little it takes to hold a stabilator together. I have an old Sagitta 600 that I flew for years without giving it a second thought. The only time it ever moved was if I caught high grass and cartwheeled it. Then, after a few years, it got a little worn and I ground very small dimples near the ends of the wire and added some rubber cement which I would freshen once or twice a season. I've done the same with other planes since and never had the slightest doubt about the stab coming loose in flight. Before then I would simply bend one wire about 1 degree to add more friction.
Gang the flight loads keep the stab in place. The slight friction from the glue stick is a safe margin. I have never even done that.
I think that in my years I have had one stab come off about 3mm.
Rough landings can sometimes separate a bit more - but that provides protection!
Why do I use them? Because they're cheap and in some cases vital information to know as you are flying around...
United States, OR, Hillsboro
Joined Oct 2009
2,888 Posts
Exhaust hole
Well folks, I think the optional exhaust hole should go where the useless tow hook is located. There's already a pilot hole to sink a 0.50 inch drill bit. It just happens to be strengthened anyway, this way we kill two birds in one shot.
Getting rid of the weight of the tow hook nut and giving a clean, reenforced exhaust port.
Humm, image uploads not working....
United States, CA, Meadow Vista
Joined May 2010
15 Posts
I completed assembly of my Mystique today. I experienced several problems in the following areas:
1. Aileron and flap linkage installation was very difficult. I think this will be an issue for many and E-flite needs to come up with a improved linkage. Perhaps a bent linkage?
2. The black pushrod keeper is junk. Before you start construction, go to the hobby shop and buy a quality keeper.
3. A very minor problem, the string used to pull the servo extension through the wing is easily lost. I had to fish a new string through the wing three different times. I used a piece of dental floss tied to a small nut to pull the string through the wing. A longer string from the factory wold correct this.
That's it! Not bad for an new product. The Mystique is VERY well constructed and represents a FANTASTIC value. The manual will improve with time as users find issues.
I think this is the case for any NEW product. Horizon will surely correct the quality of the pushrod keeper and I think some creative person will come up with a better flap linkage also.
All in all I am very satisfied. Now final trimming and a flight.... more to follow.
Rick (2)
Several posts ago I posted a 'reference mark'. This was to signify a more-or-less starting point (read the few posts just preceding that 'mark' where all the little 'nags' start showing up) -- and before it progresses beyond the point we're at now, I'll jump back in here with 'my point'.
We've seen nothing but glowing remarks made by those who've flown this new plane, with an apology here & there for something not characterized properly in the documentation etc. Everyone here is aware of the first announcements of the Mystique, and how long the time until they started shipping. It was a pretty good spell. Point is, seems there would've been plenty of time to check the documentation and fit of the components. After all, someone HAD to've assembled the planes the 'company' guys were flying before they were ever released, right? One has to kind've wonder who, & why the discrepancies weren't discovered, fixed and documentation revised before release. We've heard a lot of 'bragging' (for lack of a better word) about the quality & care that went into this bird.....but when it comes down to it, seems a bit all too typical considering all the preliminary hype about the plane & the praise heaped upon the issuer as a company.
Hype vs circumstantive ill fortune? Each can weigh and decide on his or her own -- but this plane I so wanted at first, much because of all the fine things I was hearing about it (notably, from those who were selling it).....wel-l-l-l-lll, let's just say this cherry has soured a bit at this point. Glad now I took 'wait & see' over 'pre-order'.
Bracing for the blast.
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NILES - Many students across the Mahoning Valley were smiling from ear to ear on Wednesday as Mother Nature struck again, canceling school and giving students another snow day for the 2013-14 school year.
However, for five football players in Niles, Wednesday was much more than another snow day - it was the officially beginning to the next chapter of their athletic and academic lives.
Despite the district not having school, Josh Krok, Marcus Hill, Nick Sanchez, Jimmy Mullen and Chris Parry all signed National Letters of Intent to various schools to continue their educations - and continue playing the game they love.
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Niles football players, from left,?Jimmy Mullen (Geneva), Chris Parry (West Virginia University), Josh Krok (Kentucky), Nick Sanchez (Walsh) and Marcus Hill (Edinboro) sign their National Letters of Intent on Wednesday morning at Niles High School.
"I know that (athletic director) Marc Fritz told us in the past six years this is the biggest class we have had," Niles coach Brian Shaner said. "We're pleased, and I know down the road we are going to have some more committing to schools. It's exciting, this is a great senior class, especially academically."
Arguably the biggest recruit in the area this year is Krok - a 6-foot-9, 325-pound offensive lineman. In the summer, Krok had originally verbally committed to West Virginia University. However, just a few weeks ago, he decided to change his destination, and officially signed with the University of Kentucky on Wednesday.
"It's actually really over now," Krok said with a sigh of relief. "I didn't really worry about it (the process), I knew I was going to go where I felt the most comfortable."
While Krok had his mind made up a few weeks back, other teammates didn't have it so lucky. Wide receiver Marcus Hill, who will be extending his playing career at Edinboro, was a little overwhelmed, yet very excited, about the whole recruiting process.
"I was more excited than anything. I liked the process," Hill said. "It was a little overwhelming, but I'm happy I've decided where I'm going to go."
On the defensive side of the ball, both Sanchez and Mullen also chose the small-school route. For Sanchez, a linebacker that will play at Walsh University, said after his visit, he knew he had found his home for the next four years.
"I was really excited to do this," Sanchez said. "They have a nice, young coaching staff and they brought in a lot of players from the area. It was a good fit."
Mullen, a safety, will be donning the black and gold next year at Geneva College. For him, signing day and the thought of playing football at the next level is something he has always wanted to accomplish.
"It was exciting, I'm going to college to play football," Mullen said. "This is what I've always wanted to do."
For Chris Parry, his route to playing collegiate football will take a slightly different path than his four teammates. Parry, a 5-10 receiver, had offers from schools such as Walsh and Mercyhurst, but for a variety of reasons, he decided to go as a preferred walk-on at Division I, Big 12, West Virginia University. As a preferred walk-on, he has an invitation to camp in August with the team and will try to compete for a spot on the team.
Though he will have to work maybe harder than many other on-scholarship freshmen, Parry is ready for the challenge.
"At the end of the day I realized that I would regret it if I didn't try the preferred walk-on and give it a shot," Parry said. "I've always liked a challenge and to work for what I get."


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Vilnius (Lithuania), April 27 (No.2001-64)
- The international Conference on Dialogue among Civilizations closed in
Vilnius on the evening of April 26 after adopting a declaration which reaffirms
the importance of dialogue as "the only means to build a world of human
dignity, solidarity, mutual respect, understanding, fellowship, and hope for the
future" and calls on governments and civil societies to practice dialogue so
as to further the common good.
The Vilnius Declaration,
adopted by the participants during the final plenary session, notably recalls
that "no civilization can assume or represent complete humanity." It
explains: "The complementarity of civilizations would be unthinkable without
constant interplay and exchange of such faculties of human thought and
creativity as science, art, philosophy, and spirituality."
The Declaration also
stipulates: "Civilizations are entities of faith, historical memory, moral
imagination, and human connection. […] Like biological diversity, cultural
diversity is the best warrant against any kind of global uniformity." It
furthermore adds: "No civilization could be demonized and references to all of
them, their intellectual traditions and masterpieces of art, would come as
easily and naturally as to those of his or her own civilization."
It enjoins all governments and
civil societies "as an integrated part of their cultural policies, to take the
initiative to further a dialogue among civilizations, in such a way that it can
become an instrument of transformation, a yardstick for peace and tolerance, a
vehicle for diversity and pluralism, especially in culture, with the ultimate
aim of furthering the common good."
The Vilnius Conference, which
brought together experts, most of them academics, from more than 20 countries
and four continents during three days, was opened on Tuesday, April 24, by the
presidents of Lithuania, Poland and Ukraine and by the Director-General of
UNESCO. All welcomed the highly symbolic choice of venue for the Conference, as
the Lithuanian capital has been at the crossroads of eastern and western Europe
over the past millennium.
During the six workshops which
took place during the Conference, the participants frequently drew on their own
experience and national history to outline their vision of dialogue among
civilizations and propose actions to be taken. Thus, in the workshop on "Plural
Identities and Common Values", whose rapporteur was Yersu Kim of the Republic
of Korea, it was proposed that UNESCO launch satellite television broadcasts to
promote music from all over the world and the participation of the young in the
dialogue among civilizations. Yves Plassereau of France explained that those
taking part in the workshop on "Reciprocal Knowledge and Interaction" raised
questions regarding history teaching, stressing the need for it to be critical,
and called for an ethical dimension to be included in the dialogue for it to be
The workshop on "Globalization
and Cultural Diversity", according to its rapporteur Steve Austen of the
Netherlands, considered that adopting a defensive attitude towards globalization
would be counter-productive, but recommended caution as warned against the
danger that globalization lead to cultural uniformity. Arthur Cromwell of the
United States, rapporteur of the workshop on "Otherness", noted that a
distinction should be made between globalization and Americanization, as
minorities in the U.S. are also wary of globalization. He further noted that
participants were concerned that by attributing common values to the peoples of
the world their distinct characteristics could be obliterated.
Peter Curman of Sweden, who
moderated the workshop on "Trade, Science and Cultural Exchange", explained
that participants were worried about the danger to cultural diversity posed by
globalization, especially due to the instruments of international dissemination
available to the dominant cultures. Finally, Leonidas Donskis of Lithuania
explained that, according to the participants in the workshop on "Concepts of
Civilization for the 21st century", we should not succumb to the stereotypical
view which opposes the cultures of East and West and that civilizations should,
on no account, be lined up in hierarchical order, lest some of them be demonized
or disregarded.
During the first day - after
addresses by the President of Lithuania, Valdas Adamkus; the Director-General of
UNESCO, Koďchiro Matsuura; the President of Poland, Alexander Kwasniewski; and
the President of Ukraine, Leonid Kuchma - a number of personalities took the
floor, including: the Chairperson of UNESCO's Executive Board, Sonia Mendieta
de Badaroux, and the special representative of the Secretary-General of the
United Nations, Giandomenico Picco.
Among the other speakers,
Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Secretary-General of the International Organisation of
the Francophonie stressed the need for dialogue among civilizations to "democratize
globalization, before globalization distorts democracy." Hélčne Carrčre d'Encausse
- the Permanent Secretary of the French Academy, who represented the President
of France - spoke of the principles underpinning the Organisation of the
Francophonie and welcomed the fact that it serves as a forum for real dialogue
among both French and English language civilizations. Brunson McKinley,
Director-General of the International Organization for Migration, recalled that
migration and the number of migrants were bound to continue increasing over the
coming decades and said that some form of dialogue was therefore indispensable,
if only to facilitate the acceptance of immigrants.
The Conference was held as part
of the United Nations Year for the Dialogue among Civilizations, which was
proclaimed at the initiative of the Islamic Republic of Iran which was
represented in Vilnius by Ata'Oll ah Mohagerani, special advisor to the
President of Iran and Director of the International Centre of Dialogue Among
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Cauliflower " Hash Browns "
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Prep 10 mins
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This recipe comes from a Food Network show, I've changed it somewhat to use less ingredients but still retain the flavor. You MUST use an iron skillet.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 head cauliflower
- 29.58 ml olive oil
- 4.92 ml salt
- 4.92 ml garlic powder
- 2.46 ml red pepper flakes
- Slice the cauliflower lengthwise, about 1/8-inch thick. (save the little cauliflower "crumbs")
- Heat 2 tablespoons of olive oil in a large iron skillet over medium heat.
- When hot, but not smoking, add the cauliflower slices, spreading out into a single layer.
- Do not stir, but let the vegetables cook, undisturbed, until nicely browned on the bottom, about 3 minutes.
- Add the salt, reserved cauliflower crumbs, garlic powder, and red pepper flakes, and give the vegetables a gentle stir.
- Continue cooking, only stirring once or twice, until the vegetables are cooked through and nicely browned, about 5 minutes more.
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I didn't have an iron skillet, but managed to make the recipe anyway substituting cayenne pepper for red pepper flakes (I was out) and found it quite tasty! You'll probably still have to disguise it with cheese for the kids though :-)
This was quite tasty, especially for low carbers. I used the iron skillet, and they browned up beautifully. I think the addition of some onions may be good with this too. Thanks for a great recipe!
I have seen a few recipes substituting Caulikflower for potatoes and decided to try your recipe. It was very tasty and I will make it again because of the calories but I prefer hashbrowns. I did not have a cast Iron pan and I know you strssed MUST - I think it affected the browning but they were still tasty. Thanks kskillmore for a new taste experience


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The fight over taxing pensions escalated today as opposing sides filed briefs with the Michigan Supreme Court.
Gov. Rick Snyder has asked the court to rule whether applying the income tax to some pensions on Jan. 1 is constitutional.
The Michigan State Employees Retirement Association said it clearly is not. It claims doing so violates sections of the Michigan Constitution that prohibit the impairment or diminishment of a public pension benefit.
Whether or not taxing a public pension is an impairment is one question Snyder has asked the court to consider. Another is whether taxing pension income differently based on the age of recipient is constitutional.
Snyder's tax plan, in its first full year, cuts Michigan business taxes by $1.6 billion and replaces the lost revenue with $1.4 billion in higher income tax collections.
Fully taxing the pensions of those born after 1952 and partially taxing pension income for those born 1946-1952 will generate more than $340 million. Those born before 1946 will see no change from their current tax liability.
Mary Pollack of the state employee retirees groups says public pensions have never been taxed. Taxing them, moreover, breaks contracts with those employees who purchased service time to increase their monthly benefit.
"The pension tax is illegal," she said. "Not only is it illegal, it's unfair."
She said under the Snyder plan, some 50,000 state employee retirees born after 1945 will face a $20 million tax hit.
Should the court rule that taxing those pensions, and those of other public retirees, is unconstitutional, the pensions of retirees from the private sector could still be subject to the state income tax for the first time in a decade.
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Albany, NY -- The value of New York's 2010 tree fruit and grape production totaled $332 million, up 14 percent from the 2009 value, said King Whetstone, director of U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Agricultural Statistics Service, New York Field Office.
The value of utilized production was above the previous year for apples, grapes and peaches.
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New York's tart cherry crop is estimated at 7.8 million pounds, down 30 percent from the
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New York sweet cherry production, at 1,000 tons, is down 19 percent from the 1,240 tons
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The Maker is a short film produced by Christopher and Christine Kezelos of Zealous Creative. Follow this little creatures' journey as he "races against time to make the most important and beautiful creation of his life." It's so touching you might burst. There are also a couple of behind the scene videos on how this animation was created. If you like this kind of stuff you'll definitely find it interesting.
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Street party at Burnhearts benefits Bay View neighborhoods
They'll be dancing in the streets from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday outside Burnhearts, 2599 S. Logan Ave. No worries: They've been doing this for six years. They've got it down. The idea is to raise funds for the Bay View Neighborhood Association.
Restaurants Honey Pie and Classic Slice will be selling food, and there will be an art and craft fair with goods from local artists, plus live screenpainting with Redwall. Braid, Mama Digdown's Brass Band and the Championship will provide the music. DJ WHY B will be on hand. »Read Full Article
Artists turn Fond du Lac Ave. into their canvas
In 1842, Johnsons Park was a farm where escaped slave Caroline Quarlls stayed, marking the start of the Underground Railroad in the area. A century after that pocket of the city harbored slaves seeking freedom, and a generation after homes in the neighborhood were razed to make way for a freeway, dislocation remains an ongoing issue for many living and working in and around a swath of Fond du Lac Ave., according to the organizers of a community-driven, yearlong public art project.
The public art initiative along 20 blocks of Fond du Lac Ave., between N. 17th and 37th streets, is designed to help Milwaukeeans rediscover this once vital artery and its history while engaging with artists and each other. »Read Full Article
Bonfire on the Beach lights up lakefront with music
Make a list: You'll need a beach towel, a swimsuit, maybe some flip-flops and a party attitude for Bonfire on the Beach.
It may be the opening week of Summerfest, but this party kicks off at 6 p.m. Thursday at Bradford Beach with music from De La Buena. The band plays until 7:30 p.m. when DJ Kid Millions takes the stage, followed by Kane Place Records from 9 to 10 p.m. Bonfire pits will allow party-goers to see each other and keep them warm if the temperatures drop. »Read Full Article
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Fond du Lac Ave. art project; flamenco guitar performance
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The Streets Can Be Confusing!
Don't confuse the numbered "streets" with The Avenues, which run parallel to the "streets" but are north of Chico State.
Also, don't be confused by the changes in street names. For instance, one street I frequent has 5 different names: The Midway, Park Avenue, Main Street, Esplanade, and - finally - Highway 99. And that's just one example!
On top of that, the locals have different names for streets than the ones on the map. Highway 32 on the west side of town is "Nord Avenue" to the locals. I guess that's what happens when you have 2, 3, and 4 generations in a town. You can't change things, because everyone remembers the "old ways." :-)
Bad Attitude and Rehab A Must...
By his own admission, the poster below that wrote "Only Good Thing About Chico Is The Bars" is obviously someone that hasn't gone outside the bars to experience Chico. It is apparent that he complains about the very thing that he likes to get involved with: drinking, partying, being a drunkard, an expert on date rape, experienced in being arrested for open container and not really involved in doing his major studies at CSUC.
Too bad for him, but good for Chico that he decided to take his negative attitude with him to another school. I wonder what his GPA is? Anyone want to guess??
I've lived in Chico for 34 years. And though I've done my share of partying in the past, I was also wise enough to visit areas of Chico that have so much to offer. There are tourist traps everywhere in America, but I find it hard to actually find any in Chico that warrant a good scolding.
Oh...and below is a copy of the post by Boy Wonder - The Menace to Society:
Only good thing about chico is the bars
Written by "vtanonymoustips" on September 30, 2005.
"As a former student, I can say the bars downtown are a blast. Just make sure you dont get stabbed at La Salles. Or jumped by some drunks while bar hopping from bar to bar or party to party. Downtown Chico is not the safest place. I have seen numerous people get jumped in the streets by groups of guys. And the date rate numbers are far higher than the state average. Not to mention, the education at CSUC sucks. The administration puts more money into attepting alcohol prevention than they put back into the students. Good luck morons, its chico! There is a major reason I transferred colleges. Oh yeah, dont be drunk around a cop or have a container of any kind unless you like being arrested, recieving large fines or losing your license for a full year if you are under 21. If in Chico, be careful! "
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