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Library Benefit Volunteers Honored
The talented musicians and dancers who donated marvelous performances for a Benefit Concert on March 30, 2017, to raise funds to support the Cheltenham Township Library System received praise, thanks and Community Service Awards from the Cheltenham Township Board of Commissioners.
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Summer Concerts in the Park
Cheltenham Township will once again offer five free concerts this summer for its Concerts in the Park series.
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Arts in the Park
Fine handcrafted works by juried artisans along with premier local musicians, plant sales, a beer garden, tasty food vendors, a moon bounce and other fun are on tap for the 22nd Annual Arts in the Park, slated for Sunday, June 4, 2017 (rain date June 11).
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Roadwork Projects in Cheltenham Township
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Notice of Public Hearing to Consider Amendments to Zoning Ordinance
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Unwanted Medication Drop Off
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Primary Election Results
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School District Meeting Follow Up
Cheltenham School District May 8th Community Meeting Follow Up Communication
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Flag Day Closings
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Memorial Day Event
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Retiring High School Coach Honored
Joseph Gro (front and center holding plaque) receives an official Cheltenham Township Resolution on the occasion of his retirement as the head football coach for Cheltenham High School after 30 years of dedicated and outstanding service.
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Morning Warrior Boot Camp
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60th Annual Fishing Derby
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Arbor Day Celebration
Grace Brooks Conklin (seated, front) was a guest of honor at Cheltenham Township's recent 29th Annual Arbor Day Celebration in Melrose Park.
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20-Year Officer Honored
Joseph Pentasuglio (third from left) receives an official certificate and pin recognizing his 20 years of faithful service to the Cheltenham Township Police Department.
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Commissioner Appointed to State Board
Commissioner Drew Sharkey (left) is sworn in as member of the Pennsylvania Local Government Advisory Committee by Magisterial District Justice Christopher J. Cerski (right).
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Invasive Plants: Discard, Don't Recycle
To help prevent the spread of invasive plants, Cheltenham Township prohibits all of the plants included in the list below from the Township's spring/summer garden debris recycling program and fall leaf collection program.
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Pool Registration Begins
Stay cool this summer with memberships to Cheltenham Township's two municipal pools, Conklin and Glenside. Registration begins May 2.
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Auxiliary Police Honored
Edwin Schweriner (front, second from left) and Steven Labov (front, center) each receive an official Cheltenham Township Resolution in recognition his many years of faithful service as a volunteer with the Cheltenham Township Auxiliary Police.
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Firefighter Robert Scholly Sr.
Robert Scholly, Sr. (seated, right) receives an official Cheltenham Township Resolution and Pennsylvania Citation in recognition of his extraordinary 60 years of faithful service as an active volunteer firefighter with the Glenside Fire Company.
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Summer Parks & Rec Brochure
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Order Your Rain Barrels
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Free Compost Sites
Residents can pick up free leaf compost at three Township locations throughout the spring and summer.
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Master Plumbers List
In response to requests from community residents, Cheltenham Township officials have prepared a list of Master Plumbers who have a track record of completing lateral repair work competently and fairly in the community.
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Police Test
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Watershed Newsletter Available
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Ogontz Fire Company Resolutions
The Commissioners recently presented three resolutions relating to the Ogontz Fire Company.
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Spring/Summer Garden Debris Collections
To assist residents with their yard work, Cheltenham Township will collect leaves, garden debris, twigs and grass in biodegradable paper bags at the curb on most Fridays throughout the spring and summer.
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Twinning Lottery
Would you like over 365 chances to win payouts from $25 to $100 in 2017?
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County 2017 Collection Schedules
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Free Parking on Saturdays
Shoppers do not have to feed either on-street parking meters or kiosks in municipal parking lots on any Saturday starting Nov. 5.
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Public Art Coming to Glenside
A public art project is coming to the Glenside Train Station underpass.
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PennDOT Herbicide Spraying Alternative
Option to opt out of PennDOT's roadside herbicide spraying.
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Discharge into Tookany Creek -June 30
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Fishing Derby
Winners of the 59th Annual Fishing Derby at Kleinheinz Pond in Cheltenham proudly display their prizes
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Flag Day Closings
The Cheltenham Township Administration Building will be closed on Tuesday, June 14 for Flag Day.
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Meeting Schedule Changes Starting July
Cheltenham Township officials announce changes in the meeting schedules of several Township committees and boards beginning in July 2016.
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Planning Commission Candidates
Cheltenham Township is seeking candidates to fill vacant positions on the Township's Planning Commission.
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Three New Police Officers
Welcome three new police officers to the community.
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Summer Concerts in the Park
Cheltenham Township will once again offer five free concerts this summer
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Eagle Scout Honored
Eagle Scout Philip Washington, Jr., receives a community service award.
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Discount Amusement Park Tickets
Heading to an amusement park this summer? Save money and avoid long lines by purchasing discounted park tickets at the Cheltenham Township
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The Fresh Grocer Grand Opening
Three Commissioners helped welcome The Fresh Grocer of Wyncote at its grand opening on May 20.
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Discharges into Tookany Creek – May 25
Cheltenham Township has been notified of two illicit discharges into the Tookany Creek today, both originated from commercial businesses.
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E-Notification Delivery
As you may have noticed, daily Township E-Notifications are now delivered around 5:30PM, instead of 4:30PM. The extra hour allows Township Staff a bit more time to finalize material, while still distributing it in a timely fashion.
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Inspection of Private Sewer Laterals Ordinance
The latest version of the proposed Ordinance regarding the private sewer lateral inspection is posted online.
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Creek Contamination Follow Up
Lewis Environmental declared Tookany Creek and its streambank cleared of contamination as of 5PM on Tuesday, May 10.
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Invasion of the Caterpillars
The Cheltenham Township Shade Tree Advisory Commission comments on concerns about rampant caterpillars in areas of the Township.
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Mark Ruffalo in Tookany Creek
Academy Award-nominated actor and clean-water advocate Mark Ruffalo donned waders for a first hand check of the water quality in the Tookany Creek on Monday, May 9.
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Vlog about Free Wanamaker Lecture
Get a sneak peak of tonight's (May 12) free lecture on "John Wanamaker and Family: Gilded Age Residents" at 7:30 p.m. at Curtis Hall.
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Creek Contamination Cleared
As of 5PM today, Tuesday, May 10, Lewis Environmental will officially determine that the streambank and creek have been cleared of contamination.
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Discharge into Tookany Creek
An illicit discharge into the Tookany Creek near Renninger Park in Glenside occurred at approximately 5:30 p.m. on Monday, May 9.
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Drop-off Site for Unwanted Drugs
Drop off unwanted medications at the Cheltenham Police Station, open from 8AM-10PM, seven days a week.
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Drive In Movie - Jurrasic World
Event canceled due to severe weather forecasts on both May 21 and June 11.
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Cheltenham in Classic Towns Video
Cheltenham's own Elkins Park neighborhood is featured in a great little video from Classic Towns of Greater Philadelphia.
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Government Day
Cheltenham Township youngsters are invited to see an up close look at local government operations during the annual Government Day on Friday, Feb 12.
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Police Retirements
The Board of Commissioners recently honored three retiring members of the Cheltenham Township Police Department whose combined service totals over 90 years.
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Welcome Roberts Block/Wyncote Commons
Cheltenham Township and state officials recently welcomed new businesses Roberts Block and Wyncote Commons, two attractively redeveloped commercial properties courtesy of Midgard Properties, LP.
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Clean Water Survey
Arcadia University Master of Public Health students post an online survey about clean water topics for Cheltenham Township.
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Looking for a Rain Barrel?
Buy rain barrels for $65 each via the Tookany/Tacony-Frankford (TTF) Watershed Partnership.
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What NOT to Recycle
The company that receives the Township's recycling material reports an increase in unacceptable items at nearly all of its facilities. Mixing unacceptable material with recyclables jeopardizes the usability of the recycled supply chain.
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Montgomery County Community Connections
Community Connections provides a one-stop center to assist any Montgomery County resident find needed human servies. The assistance is free of charge.
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Raccoon Tested Positive for Rabies
The Montgomery County Health Dept. reports a raccoon tested positive for rabies on the 8000 block of Cedar Road in Elkins Park on October 29, 2014.
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Sanitary Sewer Work in Wyncote
A contractor will be working on the sanitary sewer line located behind the Wyncote Post Office to the Washington Lane overpass on Monday, Sept. 9 through mid day on Tuesday, Sept. 10, including overnight hours.
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Snowflake Decorations in Glenside
Cheltenham Township's Economic Development Task Force and the Downtown Glenside Community Partnership are raising funds to purchase holiday decorations for the Glenside Commercial District.
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Proposed Rock Creek Park Greenway
The Cheltenham Township Parks and Recreation Committee will review final design concepts for the Rock Creek Park Greenway on Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 7:30PM at Curtis Hall.
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Twinning Lottery Fund-Raiser
Enjoy over 365 chances to win payouts from $25 to $100 in the 2013 Cheltenham Township Twinning Lottery, which supports friendship ties between Cheltenham, USA, and Cheltenham, UK.
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Cheltenham Crime Reports Online
The public can now access a free, local crime map that can be customized by the type of incident, timeframe and geography down to the block.
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Post House Numbers in Cheltenham Township
Critical moments wasted while police, fire or ambulance personnel search for unmarked properties could make the difference between life and death.
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If + present - will
If + past - would
If + past perfect - would have
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Diana Lockwood BSc MD FRCP
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- Keppel Street
- London
I am an infectious disease physician and leprologist working at the interface of tropical medicine/infectious diseases and clinical science. I trained in clinical medicine and laboratory science and have worked in Africa, India and the United Kingdom.
I currently head a research team at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine researching the molecular aspects of nerve damage in leprosy with the aim of improving outcomes for leprosy patients with nerve damage.
At the Hospital for Tropical Diseases I provide a national referral service for leprosy patients in Britain and see new and suspected cases of leprosy. This is a challenging job and entails caring for patients in the widest sense, from their T cells to their footwear. The many facets of leprosy mean that a teamwork approach is required to address the various disease complications.
I also run the evidence based medicine programme at The Hospital for Tropical Diseases.
I edited Leprosy Review, the premier leprosy journal from 1996- 2012
I do a range of lecturing small group teaching and clinical teaching. I teach on the folowing courses
DTMH, MSc (IHT, CID, Eye health), Diploma in Tropical Nursing.
I lecture on the DTMH at the Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine and teach at St John's Institute of Dermatology.
I do postgraduate teaching at HTD
I also do undergraduate teaching at UCLH
I supervise MSc summer projects
My work focuses on improving the outcome of leprosy patients with nerve damage. My research programme has six main areas: understanding the pathogenesis of leprosy reactions, looking at the molecular effects of treatment on inflammation in reactional lesions, improving treatment for reactions, looking at risk factors for nerve damage, using strain typing of M. leprae to understand the epidemiology of leprosy, and studies on the interaction between HIV and M. leprae.
I have also led work on developing new immunosuppressant treatments for reactions with randomised controlled trials. A multi-centre randomised controlled trial of azathioprine in the treatment for reactions is in progress in India; a study using cyclosporine to treat leprosy reactions in Ethiopian patients is fully developed and about to start; a Phase 2 study on using methylprednisolone in the early treatment of reactions has concluded in Nepal.
I have also started work on identifying second line drugs for the management of Erythema Nodosum Leprosum (ENL). A study in Ethiopia has been funded and I am collaborating with colleagues in The Philippines and India on proposals. Measuring the severity of reactions and documenting improvement is critical to all these clinical studies. My team are working on developing, analysing and refining severity scales for Type and ENL reactions. Trial studies involve developing methodologies for measuring nerve function improvements that can be used in resource poor settings. This year I have been a co-author on two published Cochrane reviews.
My group, with Brazilian and Ethiopian collaborators is leading the analysis of the effect of HIV infection on leprosy and we have accumulating data showing that both immune reconstitution syndrome and upregulation occurs in patients with co-infection.
I have important overseas collaborations, most notably with the MRC/Lepra funded Blue Peter Research Centre in Hyderabad, India. I have been associated with this centre for over 15 years and much of my work arises from collaborations with this centre. Another important collaboration has been with the INFIR study, the biggest prospective cohort study of new leprosy patients at four centres in India linking together nerve function studies and immunology to identify risk factors for leprosy reactions. I am also closely associated with the IDEAL consortium which is developing new diagnostic tools for leprosy.
I am developing new studies on neuropathic pain in leprosy, and have done preliminary studies in India and Ethiopia. I spend part of my sabbatical developing proposals for funding in this new area.
My group is also developing into tropical dermatology and we have a grant to fund work on scabies.
Research areas
- Clinical trials
- Immunopathology
- Medicine
Disease and Health Conditions
- Infectious disease
- Leishmaniasis
- Leprosy
- Latin America & Caribbean (all income levels)
- South Asia
- Sub-Saharan Africa (developing only)
- Brazil
- Ethiopia
- India
- Nepal
- Philippines
Selected publications
Single nucleotide polymorphism analysis of European archaeological M. leprae DNA.
Watson, C.L.; Lockwood, D.N.;
PLoS One, 2009; 4(10):e7547
Interventions for erythema nodosum leprosum
van Veen, N.H.J.; Lockwood, D.N.J.; van Brakel, W.H.; Ramirez, J.; Richardus, J.H.
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2009; (3)
The histological diagnosis of leprosy Type 1 reactions: identification of key variables and an analysis of the process of histological diagnosis.
Lockwood, D.N.; Lucas, S.B.; Desikan, K.; Ebenezer, G.; Suneetha, S.; Nicholls, P.;
J Clin Pathol, 2008; 61(5):595-600
Early Diagnosis of Neuropathy in Leprosy-Comparing Diagnostic Tests in a Large Prospective Study (the INFIR Cohort Study)
van Brakel, W.H.; Nicholls, P.G.; Wilder-Smith, E.P.; Das, L.; Barkataki, P.; Lockwood, D.N.
PLoS Negl Trop Dis, 2008; 2(4):e212
Response to ciclosporin treatment in Ethiopian and Nepali patients with severe leprosy Type 1 reactions.
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No SB ring but would love to see Todd retire as a Raven and enter the ROH.
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Being on a Super Bowl winning team always has a element of luck be associated with it. Yes, players and coaches all have to be at the top of their game - but it also takes luck to raise the Lombardi.
Some players are great, are on great teams - teams that just ran out of luck before the Lombardi could be competed for or raised.


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Varanasi Socks
by Bex
by Bex
*Varanasi is the holy Hindu city on the Ganga (Ganges). Its believed if you die there, you achieve Moksha - you break the cycle of re-birth and achieve liberation of the soul. Its also one of the oldest continiously habitated places on earth. Why did I name a sock pattern after it? No reason. Getting excited about going there is all!!! (not planning on achieving Moksha though hehe)


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Equilibrium Non-Oil Current Account Assessments for Oil Producing Countries
This paper introduces a methodology for assessing external balance in countries with large stocks of non-renewable resources based on oil stock data, and applies it to selected oil producing countries. The methodology uses a stock approach (instead of the more traditional flow approach) to estimate the equilibrium non-oil current account consistent with optimal consumption smoothing. One of the benefits of the stock approach is that geological data for oil reserves can be used to estimate oil wealth; however, the methodology makes the estimated non-oil current account norm very sensitive to oil price projections. Based on an oil price about US$70 per barrel prevailing in the summer of 2007, the baseline estimates indicate that the non-oil current accounts for most of the countries in the sample are broadly in equilibrium. By the same token, using oil price projections as of the summer of 2008 implies large disparities between the equilibrium non-oil current account position and the medium term forecast for all countries in the sample except for Malaysia.
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- Alonso A Segura Vasi, 2006. "Management of Oil Wealth Under the Permanent Income Hypothesis; The Case of São Tomé and PrÃncipe," IMF Working Papers 06/183, International Monetary Fund.
- Ghosh, Atish R, 1995. "International Capital Mobility amongst the Major Industrialised Countries: Too Little or Too Much?," Economic Journal, Royal Economic Society, vol. 105(428), pages 107-128, January.
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Open Track day in April, I need your help!
Private Track Day!!!
Have you ever driven on a real race track? Do you have a need for full-throttle speed?
Are you craving wide open spaces to challenge yourself and your car?
I have GREAT NEWS! There's a track day coming that will be low on people & HUGE on
Clear Track Time!!!
When: Monday April 20th, 2009
Where: Talladega Grand Prix (Little Talladega)
Cost: $135 per driver (max 12 drivers)
Equipment needed:
Helmet (motorcycle OK)
Long Pants
Closed Toe Shoes
A Car (with good tires and brakes, no major leaks)
Ability to roll down both front windows
Tips for a good day:
Bring water and snacks, lunch will be at noon for one hour and there are restaurants close by.
Bring a chair to sit in when you aren't on track.
Sun screen, Air Gauge, favorite driving music!
Call Jeff Jackson 678-416-9528 to sign up!
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Here are a couple of shots from our last event![headbang]
that would be excellent, if i were in town i would love to help, but seeing as how i am not, just let me know how much it will cost, what is required, and when its going to be and we should have 2 foci there!
WOW.. That Looks Like Fun.. I might travel up there for that.
i'd come down for that
well im in the atlanta area....
what dates were you looking at and where?
Looks like it'd be a lot of fun. I'd be interested in going.
Double post FTL!
Go figure... right when i move away, there is a track to race on.
Looks awesome
this guy going to post again?
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Run Time: 35:02
Actions: Anal Sex, Cumshot Swallowing – Single, Ass to Mouth, Gapes, Deep Throating
Ok, what we have here is a show for the anal-fanatics. I became a fan of Melissa's after her All creampie vid but to be honest I didn't even recognize her in this one, different hair, different makeup and what looks to be a few extra pounds but the tattoo and her insatiable ass make the ID unmistakeable. Mel starts out playing solo for the camera for about 5 minutes ending up with a clear toy that has a sizeable knob on the end that she uses to great affect on both of her shaven holes. She seems to love plopping the knob in and out of her asshole and then licking it clean, plunging the toy way in deep and then working it in and out and rubbing her clit at the same time, she even turns around doggy position to give the camera a better view of the action.
Mr. Dick shows up at about the halfway mark, Melissa knows just what to do and has the full length of his tool all the way down her throat in a matter of seconds while the toy is still firmly clenched in her rectum. After sucking a mile of dick she rolls over on her back and eases the knob of the toy out of her asshole but before she can catch her breath the stunt cock has slid it in to the hilt . What follows is 12 or 13 minutes of solid ass-wreckage. She takes it on her back, doggy, reverse cowgirl, always to the hilt and hard. enormous gapes and plenty of ATM in between. This is relentless and classic ass fucking, Melissa get so worked-over she loses her balance one time when the stunt cock pulls her open and back for a gape, I think her head hits him in the face but he never misses a beat. The money shot is a bit of a let down, I would have preferred an anal creampie but-hey this is AssTraffic not AllInternal and Mel's smile and the look in her eye just before the cumshot convinced me that she appreciates a healthy load in the mouth. This show rated a splooge-factor 8.5 for the reviewer.
Download this movie at Asstraffic.com
Run Time: 28:23
Actions: Cumshot Creampie – Pussy
SUMMARY: Some people will find this scene generic. I am NOT one of those people. Some people would find fault with Candy's compact little body. To that I say, "Put up your dukes!" Some people would skip this scene for lack of the slapping, name-calling, and choking that seems to be the norm in the more recent iteration of PerfectGonzo's directing sensibilities. To that I say, "What a shame." Candy is absolutely gorgeous, and she puts on a nice performance here. While I'm all for the more extreme content in moderation, it gets a bit old when you see it every time you turn on a scene. I fear this new porn-world order might be driving away models like Candy, who may not win in the race of extreme behavior, but who can still hold their own with the basics–great eye-candy, and great performance. I'm off my soapbox now. On to the details.
DETAILS: Ah, Candy. It feels just about time to revisit my favorite ever model on PerfectGonzo. Beware, gentle reader, of my bias. Candy can practically do no wrong, so I admit that to you up front. She's the perfect, sexy blonde in the economy size–just the way I like 'em. She's dressed in all pink here, with a skirt, a sexy top and a lacy pair of panties. Her strong, tight little legs are not to be trifled with, and her perfect smile is as fabulous as ever.
She starts out with some extended tease, with the director giving her a few non-verbal prompts now and then. I much prefer this to the rapid-fire "bitch" calling that seems so prevelent in more recent videos for PerfectGonzo. In this way, the scene starts of virtually silent, and builds into a nice skin-slapping and moaning frenzy as the action heats up and takes off. After a deliciously slow tease, strip, and dildo build-up, Candy's partner appears and she looks equally good getting a cock in several positions. Damn, she looks yummy. :wistful sigh: Anyhoo, the finishing cum-blast ends up in her pussy.
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Una chica hermosa e inocente, un loco como yo, pginas porno en Internet, qu se poda esperar de tal combinacin?Todas las tardes la vea pasar, era evidente que regresaba del colegio; calculo que tendra como 15 o 16 aos y yo a mis 19 tena las hormonas sper alborotadas; yo era aprendiz de mecnico, as que saba que nunca aspirara a una chica como ella, estudiante de una preparatoria particular segn supe despus, pero todas las noches me masturbaba en el bao de mi casa pensando en ella.


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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. - Scientists studying the adhesive properties of cadherin - a protein that binds cells into soft tissue - have found a built-in safety mechanism that may keep cells from ripping apart. "Cadherins hold soft tissues together by binding to identical proteins on adjacent cell surfaces," said Deborah Leckband, a professor of chemical engineering at the University of Illinois. "The resulting strong, intercellular junctions play an important role in holding our tissues together. The proteins are also important in facilitating the cell-sorting process during embryonic development."
Because there are a number of diseases "associated with malfunctions or mutations of the cadherin protein," Leckband said, "a better understanding of how these molecules bind to one another may eventually allow the use of gene therapy to devise potential cures." To study the adhesive properties of cadherin, Leckband and her colleagues used a surface-force apparatus to measure the molecular forces between two cadherin monolayers as a function of the distance between them. Leckband's colleagues were graduate student Sanjeeve Sivasankar and postdoctoral research associate Nicolay Lavrik at the U. of I., and graduate student Bill Brieher and molecular biologist Barry Gumbiner at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York City.
"Our direct-force measurements show that the current model for cadherin is insufficient to explain how this protein binds to its neighbors," Leckband said. "We found that the proteins adhere strongest when they overlap completely; not when just their ends touch, as the model had suggested. In fact, our measurements indicate that the ends of the proteins contribute very little to the binding process."
One of the scientists' most surprising findings, however, was the unusual way in which the proteins detached from one another. "Instead of simply snapping apart, the cadherins first moved apart slowly, then built up speed and finally jumped out of contact," Leckband said. "This was the first time we had witnessed an unbinding profile occurring in three distinct stages. Clearly, something is preventing the proteins from abruptly ripping apart."
The sluggish separation behavior could be a result of multiple adhesive contacts between different parts of the proteins, Leckband said. The scientists have identified at least two configurations in which the proteins bind, and these multiple interactions could retard or prevent the abrupt failure of the adhesive junctions.
"The successive rupture of these multiple contacts during protein detachment appear to form a kind of built-in 'ratcheting' mechanism which further impedes overall junction failure," Leckband said. "While we still have a lot to learn, these measurements are changing the way we look at cadherins and the way that they bind."
The researchers reported their findings in the Oct. 12 issue of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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Sometime this week there's every chance a contentious decision will have a significant bearing on a World Cup quarter-final.
When Sachin Tendulkar got an inside edge to a ball from a West Indian bowler in the final group game at the tournament, he immediately turned and walked off.
Umpire Steve Davis was shaking his head, signalling not out.
Out for two in a key game to decide the two teams' finishing positions, and quarter-final opponents. Tendulkar is one shy of what will be his 100th international century. The temptation must have been great to try his luck.
The world's greatest batsman won considerable praise for his actions.
"It shows the measure of the man. He is a true gentleman," West Indian captain Darren Sammy said. "That was brilliant on the part of Sachin."
To which many of the world's leading batsmen, the stayputs who need to be dug out even after dismissed beyond any shadow of doubt, will say "bollocks".
It's nothing new, this to walk or not to walk question which pokes its head above cricket's parapet from time to time, usually when things get ugly.
A couple of days earlier, Mahela Jayawardene stood his ground after Nathan McCullum took a brilliant, two-fingered return catch in Sri Lanka's thumping win over New Zealand.
No one threw stones at Jayawardene, another highly respected and successful international batsmen, for testing the situation. But third official Amesh Saheba's wretched decision cost his reputation a flogging.
It may not have impacted on that particular game. But what if it was in a tight situation in one of the knockout games this week?
And what of Australia's beleaguered captain, Ricky Ponting, who fat-edged a cut into Pakistan wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal's gloves, then stood his ground after being given not out.
Setting aside the minor miracle that the hopeless gloveman Akmal actually caught it, what did Ponting's actions tell us?
He said he's always waited for the umpire's decision, even though he knew he's smashed it to the keeper.
You could argue he's been consistent and it's not just an Australian thing, by any stretch. To those of the don't walk school, the walkers tend to attract scorn, particularly if their actions ultimately cost a win.
The don't walk mob argue the good and bad decisions against them balance out. That old argument has lost water with the advent of new technology which highlights the incorrect calls and offers an on-the-spot solution.
You might think batsmen would now think twice about testing the moral boundaries of sitting tight when he knows he's fair dinkum out. It appears not.
They then run the risk of having their character reassessed. Where once spectators may have been none the wiser, now the big screen can make the chancer look just that, with their integrity tarnished.
More flareups occur on the field through that issue than any other. The Ponting catch led to a push and shove between Australian opener Brad Haddin and Pakistani players as the decision was referred upstairs.
It would be nice to think all batsmen would willingly walk; that fielders would uniformly signal when a catch wasn't held.
It would be nice if the world was at peace and petrol was free, too.
And as for Tendulkar, maybe he's saving his 100th 100 for the final in his backyard at Mumbai on April 2.
An early thin edge should that situation transpire would provide the ultimate test of a resolute character.


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Top Reasons to Visit
There are lots of great reasons to visit Bellinter House. Situated in the rolling landscape of County Meath, Bellinter House is surrounded by a number of famous mystical hotspots, all of which are within a short driving distance. The Hill Of Tara, Ireland's ancient capital, is but a stone's throw away. The intriguing pre-celtic monuments of Dowth, Knowth and Newgrange are legacies of the area's previous splendour and date back to over 5,000 years ago - yes, even older than the pyramids at Giza! All worth a visit.
If you need some quality chill out time, you can take a trip to the Bathhouse Spa, to enjoy stimulating massage and rejuvenating treatments by expert fingertips. Afterwards, you can slip into the sauna or bubble up in the outdoor tub.
For the more energetic we can arrange to take you fishing, horse-riding, clay pigeon shooting, hot air balooning, wakeboarding or golfing.
Or, you can choose to do absolutely nothing. Lounging, chilling, kicking back, there is nothing quite like it at Bellinter. Read a book, explore the house, meander around the grounds, enjoy good food in Eden Restaurant, or simply do nothing!


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The NBA has come a long way from the days when Dr. J slugged Bird while Charles Barkley held Larry's arms behind his back. That level of intensity in pro hoops brawls promptly disappeared after Ron "World Peace" Artest started a near-riot at the Palace in Auburn Hills back in 2004.
These days, it's rare to see actual punches thrown in NBA contests, but it still happens. Instigators like Thunder reserve Steve Adams and Warriors center Andrew Bogut front the list of usual suspects when teams are brawling out west. In other cases, stars like LeBron James and Blake Griffin tend to have a bulls-eye on their backs when teams want to make a statement. If they act, the respective team's enforcers will tangle. Here are five brawls that prompted ejections and/or suspensions in the 2013-2014 NBA season.
5. Golden State vs. Portland: November 23, 2013
Bogut has a way of tangling arms in the hunt for rebounds that annoys opposing players to no end. In this Oakland fracas from November 2013, Bogut had wrapped up Joel Freeland at the boards and then sent an elbow flying the Trail Blazer's way. LaMarcus Aldridge did not like that move and came hurtling into the scene for an altercation with Bogut. Meanwhile, Jermaine O'Neal was not in uniform but prolonged the brawl by putting Mo Williams in a chokehold. Mo Williams and Bogut ended up with suspensions for the incident while three other players were fined.


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Arsenal's winning streak continued as they defeated West Brom 4-3 on penalties at The Hawthorns to book their place in the Capital One Cup fourth round.
Albion - whose first XI featured eight changes and their opponents' nine - had the best chances of the first half, with a Craig Dawson header being pushed over by Lukasz Fabianski.
There was also Steven Reid's free-kick, seemingly sent over by a slight touch of Fabianski's glove, although the goalkeeper argued he had not made contact, hoping to prevent a corner that was given nonetheless.
In terms of Arsenal's impact in the opening 45 minutes, perhaps the most notable was that of Nicklas Bendtner - making his first Gunners appearance since August 2011 - with a post when he failed to connect with an early cross, and debutant Isaac Hayden on Youssouf Mulumbu with a sliding challenge that saw the 18-year-old Gunner shown a yellow card which could have been red.
There was no question that Fabianski had produced a save, and a good one, to keep out Mulumbu's strike on the hour mark.
But a minute later Arsenal had the lead as Mulumbu lost possession, Bendtner slipped in Thomas Eisfeld and the 20-year-old German midfielder slotted in what was his first Gunners goal on his maiden start.
West Brom equalised in the 71st minute when Saido Berahino, scorer of a hat-trick in round two, headed past Fabianski from close range.
Baggies substitute Morgan Amalfitano hit the bar in extra time but the teams could not be separated over 120 minutes.
In the shoot-out, West Brom initially had the advantage after Luke Daniels saved Serge Gnabry's effort, but misses from Dawson and Amalfitano allowed Nacho Monreal to seal victory for the away side.
Arsenal, who have now won eight successive matches in all competitions, will host Chelsea in round four.


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Stella & Dot Summer Line Launch & Meet Stella & Dot with Anita Krpata in San Antonio, TX
Christina Welch | Executive Director + Founding Leader + Independent Stylist | Stella & Dot
Tuesday, April 9, 2013 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (CDT)
Stella & Dot Summer Collection Launch!
It's almost here! The debut of our new Summer Collection including the coolest, newest category extension EVER! Mark your calendar, get a sitter, tell the hubby because you will want to join us for our Sizzlin' San Antonio Summer Rally with special guest, Stella & Dot Vice President of Field Operations Anita Krpata! We will be chatting new jewels, new totes, incentives, Autism Awareness Month and more.
6:00 - 6:30pm
Style Mixer*
Get up and close with the new product, visit with fellow stylists, and feel free to bring a girlfriend or two to check it all out!
Meet Stella & Dot for Prospective Stylists
Come see what all the buzz is about!
As featured in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times, this hyper growth company is enabling a new kind of success for busy women with a professional, flexible, profitable home based business. Come along, even bring an interested friend or two, to learn about starting your own part or full time career as a Stella & Dot Stylist at this informal Opportunity Event.
7pm to 8:30pm
Stella & Dot Summer Launch and Training for All Stylists
Learn how to incorporate our new pieces into your trunk shows, hone your key business skills, and win some fabulous prizes along the way {new product, anyone?}
*Cash bar @ The Aloft
I'm an Executive Director / Founding Leader / Independent Stylist with Stella & Dot, a San Francisco-based social selling company that creates flexible entrepreneurial opportunities for women. Our boutique-style jewelry and accessories line is available exclusively through in-home Trunk Shows by Independent Stylists like myself and online.
Using the innovative social shopping concept that Stella & Dot has pioneered which brings together the best of ecommerce, social media, personal service and passionate earning to create the ultimate home based business for today's modern woman, I work every day to mentor, coach, and inspire stylists on our team across the country to build the Stella & Dot businesses they want -- whether that means making a couple extra hundred dollars a month to fuel a shoe habit or replacing a 6-figure income, and have done so for hundreds of women.
I also share the style through private trunk shows once or twice a week in the San Antonio area...or any area to which I want to travel! With my 14-plus years experience in fashion, PR, and events, I love working with my hostesses to have fun and fabulous trunk shows that result in lots of FREE jewelry...just for getting together with girlfriends!
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Geforce 185.65 Beta: Ambient Occlusion in comparison
The Geforce 185.65 Beta introduces a new feature: Ambient Occlusion, abbreviated AO. PC Games Hardware shows how Ambient Occlusion affects looks and performance.
Since yesterday the Geforce 185.65 Beta has been available for download. The graphics card driver considerably accelerates several games (among others Far Cry 2, Crysis, Fallout 3 and Race Driver: Grid) as the test of the Geforce 185.63 Beta shows the performance of which is identical to the Geforce 185.65 Beta.
Additionally to the performance plus the Geforce 185.65 Beta provides Ambient Occlusion. Ambient Occlusion is a very complex lighting technology which calculates light refractions or occlusions at objects and creates shadows at the affected spots additionally to the actual lighting renderer. The so-called Screen Space Ambient Occlusion (SSAO), a variation of AO, is used in current games such as Tom Clany's H.A.W.X., Burnout Paradise, Crysis, Empire Total War or Stalker Clear Sky - all these titles draw attention due to their low frame rates.
In order to use Ambient Occlusion in the Geforce 185.65 Beta you have to install the Vista or Windows 7 version of the graphics card driver. Afterwards you select on or off in the driver panel - the latter is the default setting. Below you see three on-click-comparisons, in the picture gallery you will find 720p screenshots with frame rates done with a GTX 285 - you will immediately see the drastic FPS drop due to Ambient Occlusion.
Grafikkarten-Rangliste 2017: 33 Radeon- und Geforce-GPUs im Benchmarkvergleich [Mai - jetzt mit Titan Xp und RX 580]


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transmission question
So I've had my R/T for about a month about 2 weeks ago I noticed that it's not shifting as smoothly as it did it's hard to explain as I'm no mechanic but it kind of feels like it's not in the right gear. When I press the pedal their is vibration on the pedal but then goes away after either it switches gear or if I step off pedal then press it again anybody experience that before going to take it in this week
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Another question what's everybody's normal driving transmission temps
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As for the vibration, have you tried turning off the ECO mode when the vibration is happening? If the vibration stops, then it was just the cylinder deactivation causing it - which is normal. The ECO mode will default to hold the engine RPM as low as possible, so when cruising it might 'feel' like the wrong gear, when it fact it is the most efficient gear available.
I also have the HEMI and my shifts are as smooth as day 1.
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Haven't had any vibrations of any sort but I have the V6 with a different tranny.
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Thanks for your input I'm goin to turn ECO mode off and see how it rides. My temps are in the same ballpark as yours so I'm happy about that I'll put a couple of more miles on it before I take it in
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No issues here (but like vertrkr V6), and similar temps for oil/trans.
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OK so I drove a few days with the eco button off and she was perfect so no more eco mode for me unless I'm goin long distance plus I love the way she responds with it off thanks agonzo
What I've read from dodge, the Eco boost only gives you 1 extra MPG in city driving, HWY it is pretty useless, someone correct me if I'm wrong...
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Is there a way to make the ECO default to OFF. As it is now, everytime I start the vehicle, I have to remember to turn the button off manually.
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A Minute of Exercise to Keep the Doctor Away
Who thought just one minute of exercise a day and acting goofy would help kids learn.
"It gets me moving and want to be at school," says Andrew Chapman, a fourth grader at T.A. Lowery Elementary.
T.A. Lowery Elementary School helped put West Virginia on the map. Every morning kids get out of their seat to be active for the Jammin' Minute.
West Virginia broke a world record: more people state-wide participated in the Jammin' Minute than anywhere.
"When I found that out, I was over-the-top happy because our state was ranked first in the whole country," says Andrew.
"It was 10am local time, everyone stopped what they were doing to show that fitness is important and that we were able to take a minute of our day to show the kids how important it was to take a minute of their day to do some activities too," says Mandy Winebrenner, the P.E. teacher at T.A. Lowery Elementary.
To show how important being active is, two Paralmpians came to school.
"Rowing opened up a world of sport for me, and I could achieve high levels in sport. So now I'm a registered dietician, and a silver medalist, and it's all because of rowing and the Paralympic movement," says Emma Preuschl, a Paralympic Rower.
They say competing in sports increases concentration and even drives bullies away.
"Growing up is tough for everyone. At the time I'd say yes, I probably felt that I was picked on more. But as I got older, I realized this is who I am and I don't want to be defined by others. I don't want them to tell me what I can and can't do," says Clark.
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She held up her arms for kids and said, what makes her different isn't the way her left arm bends, it's her commitment to climb to the top.
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Batman Creeps on Jim Gordon Something Fierce on 'Saturday Night Live' [Video]
Justice League alliances and sidekicks aside, Batman's most solid of bros is no doubt Jim Gordon. This is especially evident in Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins and Dark Knight films, where Gordan supports Batman so much, he's willing to outright hunt down his crime fighting compatriot in the name of… uh, him being a hero that's needed and not deserved? This past weekend on Saturday Night Live, however, a Christian Bale-ized Andy Samberg and a Gary Oldman-tastic Steve Buscemi imagine a scenario in which Batman and Gordon's relationship goes completely off the rails. Aquaman even joins in on the decidedly creepy fun! Check it out after the jump.


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America's Next Top Model
In case you missed last night's America's Next Top Model, thanks to our Intern J. Harvey, you didn't miss a thing. Grab a cup of coffee, and read the play by play.
Previously……Gina's a wet rag of insecurity. Jade is not in the running for America's Next Top Best Friend in pink panties, a makeshift burka and an attitude. Wendy finally got the okay to track down her water-logged parents. And the models had to pose in arctic temperatures, causing the viewer to wonder "does a model dying of hypothermia count as being kicked out of the running for America's Next Top Model?"
Wendy's gone to do what she should have done months ago – namely rescue her goddamn parents from a natural disaster as opposed to get her selfish ass on a cheesy reality show where no way in hell is a girl with her nose going to be ANTM. Seriously, do you think her parents' debris raft finally beached itself, and they got to a shelter and one of the administrators had a little black and white tv on? And it was turned to UPN on a Wednesday night, and they saw Tyra Banks on the screen and for a second they felt their spirits lighten…just a bit…and then they see their fucking daughter telling Tyra she had to find the strength to do this just for them, in their memory? Because she doesn't know where they are? And they were like "what the fuck? Why did that bitch not get her ass down here, rent a hovercraft and find US?!?!?" Yeah, I thought so too.
Brooke and her shovel-mouth tell us that all the girls figured Jade would be in the bottom two last week because she makes a lot of excuses to the judges. We sepia-tone to Nigel Barker telling Jade that her excuses about heavy eye-makeup won't cut it all the while eye fucking the stuffing out of her. And everyone else in the room – be they male, female or trans. He's such a hound. Jade and Furonda discuss what a humbling experience being in front of the judges is. Jade still has that beautiful scarfy burka thing on her head, so she must REALLY hate the Sun-in. She declares that she has to step up her "gizame".
Meanwhile, in the kitchen, my future best friend Danielle and tesseract of neurosis Gina lament how dirty the kitchen is. Well, actually Gina does. Danielle just kind of tries to talk her crazy ass down. Bitch, the kitchen ain't that dirty. You need to worry about more important things. Like sharpening a toothbrush into a shank that you can stick into Jade's back because you know that bitch is bringing you down.
Danielle instructs Gina to develop a thick skin, blah blah blah this is all for the cameras and I could give a dick about how you fare in your sad existence. Danielle says "well, I don't know what you been through in your life…" and Gina LEAPS in with "not much!" Oh lordy. Why doesn't she just rip her spine out and hand it to people? Jesus. Gina stares desperately at her, trying to glean any scraps of advice, or know-how or dignity that she can from this proud sista. Danielle rues to the camera that she's cool with giving Gina advice now and then, but get the fuck up offa her jock! Damn! Gina informs her that she will watch her shower, and she's trying to be all playful and stuff but Danielle isn't having it. "No, you don't watch me take showers," Danielle informs Gina via confessional interview for her to watch and glean from later, and cautions "don't be all up in my zone." Danielle is going to be my new best friend, and I completely admire her diplomacy. Because if I was taking a shower, and this sad little acne-faced girl was staring at me, needing a hug and advice, and for someone to carry her ass through life…I wouldn't have been so calm. I would have hit her with my loofah on a stick and dialed 911.
Tyra Mail tells the herd that tomorrow is the day that "trains may collide" and I now know I'm gay as gay can be because I immediately thought of drag queens in bridalwear punching each other. But no – it's MISS JAY! My other future best friend! And she wants those girls to be able to "slinky ink down that runway" otherwise you may "stinky stink". Take notes, girls. Miss Jay is entombed in a black America's Next Top Model tube dress. God bless her for being the most fabulous billboard for a UPN show ever. And probably the most expensive one.
The girls don high heels and then dresses and work. Some are good, some are bad. Ok, none are good and some are beneath bad somewhere around "anguished". Miss Jay gets my approval because he seems to sense that this is all hilarious bullshit but he just kinda comes to work and does his job. Also, he's the only intentional humor that this show provides us. I could watch him for hours. Is anything funnier than when a jaded gay mid-trans man tiredly mimics and degrades teenage reality whores? But with genuine caring and concern? It's funny. but with a message.
Future Maxim model and tour bus party doll Kari stumbles her ass down the runway multiple times and her Kewpie doll lips and strong previous photos ain't helping her outta this one. And my future best friend Danielle trips it up too. Who cares? She still looks hot. That girl works so damn hard. And she's not a bitch about it. I mean, she's not going to raise your children after you succumb or anything but she can endure people like Gina. And that's some feed the lepers in Calcutta patience, right there. And her fall is so arty, She breaks into a creep, then mimics a DJ on the wheels of steel, all the while retaining her balance and dignity. Miss Jay thinks Jade's spirit has been broken and Jade Quaaludes to the camera that she is "in a shell and needs to open up again". Her interview is complete with heavy-lidded eyes and a phoenix rising from the ashes arm and hand motions. And it looks like the herb is helping her with that shell opening. Gina walks with a stiff bounce and informs us that she is shy, nervous and has no self-esteem. Just fucking wear it on a t-shirt!
Kari's gone. Ya know why? She phones home and cries. Someone should make a chart.
Tyra Mail consists of the two entomological words for Madagascar Hissing Cockroach. They think they're going to Spain or going to have fat asses. Both would have been preferable to having to walk for Tim Burton's little brother with the rotisserie spikes coming out of his head. The judges? The rest of the club kids from Disco 2000 who Michael Alig SHOULD HAVE offed.
The girls need to sport his gothy doily monster creations while taming the hissing cockroaches attached to them via tiny chain leashes. Some bloom under this ridiculousness. Jade takes a brief leave from the island unto herself to wow the sad ass club kids by kissing her roach. Gina, on the other hand? Screaming mimi. So much so that the Suicide Girl looking backstage chick cautions her to "not grab my arm" while she's planting a roach on her boob. Tim Burton's younger brother has to push her wailing ass out onto the runway. Sad.
Jade sweeps it, so I guess this means she will be canoodling with more scaly creatures in the future. There's a Nigel Barker joke in here somewhere.
That goddamn oompahloompah looking Mr. Jay oranges in to tell the girls that they are going to have to be shot while falling and dressed as fairy tale characters. Who comes up with this shit? Twiggy's not brilliant enough.
Mostly the costumes consist of whorish rhumba panties with accessories. Can I just stop here and say that Mollie Sue blows me away? She is a block of wood who can't walk, but she can just stand there and be the whole Velvet Goldmine for me. She's Jonathan Rhys Meyers without a penis. Which means she's Jonathan Rhys Meyers. She needs to have heart stickers under here eyes and be drinking absinthe backstage with Marc Bolan.
Jade and Gina square off some more. Jade shoved a cockroach in her face, and then made funny faces while she was falling and being shot (only with a camera unfortunately). I think the smackdown is coming. And it's not going to be one of those special episodes where the victim takes down the bully. I'm picturing Gina in a locked garage with the telltale rosy blush of carbon monoxide poisoning adorning her high cheekbones.
Tyra finally pops up to torture these bitches for the final time this week. We've had freezing temperatures and cockroaches. And now? Broken ankles. Seriously. This bitch makes the girls clod down the judging chamber runway in towering goddamn inferno platform heels. Like the kind where if you fall in them, snap go ya ankles. And snap they do. My future best friend and "Snow Black" Danielle displaces her pinky toe. And Tyra has the monumental balls to complain about how nerve-racking the judging was and how she was "holding her breath the entire time". Well, at least your pinky toe is still in the right place! And I know there's a scared part of her that thinks part of the Banks fortune might have to be parlayed towards a certain Miss Danielle and her little piggy. And hopefully Danielle gets ALL of Tyra's money and we have a new host next year that won't do that weird go between down home sista and scary news anchor head thingy during the judging.
The photos are picked through and is there anyone in the room that Nigel doesn't want to nail? I seriously wouldn't be surprised if he hasn't ridden up on Miss Jay's ass in the elevator. Kari bursts into tears during the picture judging and is basically told to lose some pounds off her fat ass if she ever wants to be a model. Or ever walk upright correctly as opposed to the slouching pudgy hairless ape that they believe her to be. And Miss Jay and Nigel discuss the proper pronunciation of "petri dish". I think Miss Jay, like the rest of us, is tired of Nigel comparing Furonda to aliens.
We're down to Kari and Gina. Tyra tells Gina to stop smiling. Which obviously is what she's been told her entire life and is the cruz of all her issues. So Tyra repeating the cycle of abuse just wasn't cool. Kari gets the boot, and packs up her shit. So long, Kewpie Doll.
Next week – Janice is back, and obviously needs money for Percocets. And Gina stands up to Jade.This should be funny.


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Columbus Police Sergeant Under Investigation | WBNS-10TV, Central Ohio News
There are 79 comments on the 10TV WBNS story from Jan 13, 2011, titled Columbus Police Sergeant Under Investigation | WBNS-10TV, Central Ohio News. In it, 10TV WBNS reports that:A Columbus police officer has been reassigned because of an ongoing investigation by the Reynoldsburg Police Department.
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#2 Jan 13, 2011
LOL- even citizens can carry guns- Poor guy.
#3 Jan 13, 2011
"We got Nuthin' again" more at 5,5:30,6 and 11.
#4 Jan 13, 2011
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#5 Jan 13, 2011
I guess they can't be as outstanding as they are out in "Terre Haute, IN" where ever the hell that is. Maybe you should take a day trip to Chicago and get a feel for there police force.
#8 Jan 13, 2011
Is this "Batman"?
#9 Jan 13, 2011
Thanks for all the details. Here's a thought instead of being the first to break the news, why not be the first to give a detailed well written story. Maybe even have someone proofread before you publish it??
#10 Jan 13, 2011
Too much information in this article for me to wrap my brain around.
#11 Jan 13, 2011
So, this must be in relation to the Meth lab bust today?
#12 Jan 13, 2011
Agree with porkchop. Something happened somewhere with someone, maybe we will find something out someday at sometime
#13 Jan 13, 2011
Sad to hear. We need more good people in the police force. To the first person that commented, NRA, you are ignorant. I personally know people on the CPD force who are amazing people and wonderful officers who care about the city and the people in it. No matter what town, city, state, or country, there will be corrupt people, there will be bad people. That does not mean all of them are bad. I am thinking of one officer in particular who is an absolute asset to the CPD. He is an amazing person and he truly loves his job and cares about the people of Columbus. We need a billion more officers like the man I am talking about.
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#14 Jan 13, 2011
Why is that when one officer possibly does something wrong the entire force is bad??
I would put Columbus Police up against any other police force nationwide, and they would be as good as any other department.
#16 Jan 13, 2011
First the RPD patrolman gets busted by CPD on the hooker/dancer that he robbed and now, RPD is on a CPD officer. There is FAR MORE corruption and crime committed by the COLUMBUS POLICE DEPARTMENT that most others around the country, Corruption, criminal activity, domestic violence. Feds should shut them down, hire NEW chiefs and then go to work weeding out the dicks that give that department a BAD name.
#18 Jan 13, 2011
I'm with ya on that !
#19 Jan 13, 2011
There is truly something wrong with you, isn't there? Go back to wherever you came from and quit reading our news!
#21 Jan 13, 2011
what is the exact reason for this story?????.....absolutely NO information!!! i dont know why i continue to even log on to 10 TV......my fault
#22 Jan 13, 2011
Seems obvious to me. Earlier today a meth lab was busted after an "ongoing investigation" by Reynoldsburg police. Now, a CPD officer is arrested after an "ongoing investigation" by Reynoldsburg police.
#23 Jan 13, 2011
Awwwww, someone must have got their feelings hurt by a CPD officer. Low IQ? You must be on the force.
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#24 Jan 13, 2011
Reynoldsburg police are investigating an allegation of criminal misconduct against the officer, 10TV's Kevin Landers reported.
No charges have been filed against the officer, whose name was not released.
The investigation started after the sergeant reported his home was burglarized on Monday, Landers reported.
Soon afterward, Reynoldsburg police apprehended two suspects.
One of the suspects, a 17-year-old boy, told investigators he had a sexual relationship with the officer who reported the burglary.
#25 Jan 13, 2011
"I'll let you play with my gun, little boy, if you'll let me play with yours." said the policeman to the teen.
#26 Jan 13, 2011
Didn't the DOJ try that once over 6 alleged complaints? What happened to that? The CPD officers fought the law and won. Remember?
RPD just wanted to get back at CPD.
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Matabeleland Tuskers resumed in the morning on 84 for seven in their first innings, needing 33 more runs for the lead and one point with three wickets left. They found the pitch easier than on the first day, but bowlers were still able to get some help from it. Brad Staddon was joined by the debutant wicketkeeper Tonny Mupariwa, and made all the early running, until he gave Richard Muzhange his fifth wicket of the innings, driving outside the off stump without getting across to the ball and edging a catch to the keeper.
Njabulo Ncube came in and hit Edward Rainsford for an accidental four and a deliberate six off successive balls, only to be trapped lbw by the same bowler for 10. This left the last pair needing to make six to take the lead. Glen Querl made four of them, but then Mupariwa, who had defended grimly for 54 minutes for a single (32 balls), was suddenly tempted to go for glory by driving a ball from Graeme Cremer, only to edge a catch to slip. So Mid-West Rhinos took the point by just one run, Muzhange finishing with five for 30.
The Matabeleland Tuskers bowlers came out fighting when Mid-West Rhinos went in a second time, but Vusi Sibanda and Steve Marillier handled them capably and took the score to 36 without loss at lunch. Immediately afterwards Marillier on 18 was dropped off a hard chance to short extra cover. The opening pair put on 57 in 25 overs until Staddon, whose grunts suggest either a top woman tennis player or a fast bowler of over 150 kilometres an hour, managed to hold on to a sharp return catch from Sibanda a split second after another major grunt. The opener had made 34.
Marillier was to make 36, having played well until he made a half-hearted drive and skied at catch to mid-on off Dabengwa. The score was now 91 for two, but as long as Gary Ballance is there and has enough company at the other end, Mid-West Rhinos do not need to worry too much. At tea the score was 119 with Ballance still there, along with an unusually aggressive Bothwell Chapungu.
Chapungu ran to 29 off 33 balls before he gave a sharp catch to short leg off Dabengwa, and then Roly Benade made 9 before Ncube removed his middle stump. Once again Ballance was proving the backbone of the innings, with 39 to his credit now; the total was 149 for four. He reached his fifty with a scoop over the wicketkeeper's head from a short ball, but was out most unfortunately. He slipped in playing forward to a ball from Staddon and his back foot just dislodged the leg bail, so he was out hit wicket for 56. Having made 'only' 95 runs in the match for twice out, he lost his place at the top of the national averages for the season to his teammate Riki Wessels, who left the country before the last two matches. His batting is a fine example to every young cricketer, as he plays to his strengths, knows his limitations and has the patience and will to bat for hours.
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BeschreibungSlavery's origins lie far back in the mists of prehistoric times and have spanned the globe, two facts that most history texts fail to address. This comprehensive volume provides a historical overview of slavery through the ages, from prehistoric times to the modern day, while detailing the different forms, the various sources, and the circumstances existing in different countries and regions. As a broad reference source, it provides a complete look at slavery by discussing the causes and cures, as well as the plight of those who fought for and against it.
InhaltsverzeichnisChapter 1 Editor's Foreword Jon Woronoff Chapter 2 Acknowlegments Chapter 3 Chronology Chapter 4 Introduction Chapter 5 THE DICTIONARY Chapter 6 Bibliography Chapter 7 About the Author
PortraitMartin A. Klein is Professor Emeritus at the University of Toronto where he taught African History for 29 years. In 2001, he received the Distinguished Africanist Award of the African Studies Association.
PressestimmenTo cover a topic so vast from the dawn of history to the present in 300 pages or so is comparable to reducing a 30-volume encyclopedia to a single volume; yet, that is exactly what this study does, and the result is a surprisingly useful overview of one of humanity's more enduring institutions...High school and college students will find this study helpful, and reference librarians should consider adding it to their collections. American Reference Books Annual Klein delves into many regions and peoples not generally associated with slavery, giving a full picture of this complex, tragic institution. CHOICE
Untertitel: New. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SCARECROW PRESS INC
Erscheinungsdatum: März 2002
Seitenanzahl: 384 Seiten
Format: gebunden


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