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Posted Sat 25 Jun 16 at 04:10 AM
United dominate but have to settle for a point ...
The Cumbrians created chance after chance - and hit the woodwork three times - but they left it late to claim their point having been undone by a lightning quick second half break which took the gloss off another very good performance.
Carlisle started in confident mood and Jones and Adams set the tone as they battled for every ball in midfield. The pair combined well on the right flank to rob possession and Lambe came across to help out as the home side edged forward. Adams showed again on the edge of the area but his clipped cross was just too high for Shaun Miller to convert.
Cheltenham had a brief sight of goal when a long ball forward fell nicely for Waters but he was off balance as he screwed a wild shot into the stands.
The Blues regrouped and forged a path down the right hand side as Adams and Tom Miller worked off each other tight by the touchline. An early delivery had to be cleared as Wyke and Miller waited in space.
It was all about the hosts and Wyke did well with his back to goal when he shielded the ball before twisting to complete a cross. Shaun Miller nodded it back across the face of goal and Parslow had to guide it behind as Lambe raced in to try to finish it off.
A slick and rehearsed corner routine caught the Robins napping when Grainger sprinted in to meet a low pass. A thumping left foot drive had goal written all over it until Griffiths got fingers to it to tip it onto the bar.
Carlisle kept the pressure on and blocked shots from Adams, Tom Miller and Wyke reminded the visiting back four that they were in for a busy night.
Cheltenham struggled to get out of their own half but the lively Billy Waters led a rare foray forward as he tried to provide a much needed outlet. In the end his only option was a long range shot but it was never going to trouble the target.
All that was missing for the hosts was a goal and they went close again when Wyke chested a high ball down for Adams to pounce. His shot went through legs but Griffiths reacted well, despite seeing it late.
The Cumbrians were a whisker away from opening the scoring on the half hour when team captain Danny Grainger took charge of a 28-yard free kick. He hit it on the sweet spot but he was frustrated to see it dip and bend its way just past the angle of post and bar.
More frustration followed when Joyce, Lambe and Adams linked up to put Shaun Miller into a good area. His first touch took him away from his man and his second left Griffiths for dead as a cheeky chip dropped over the keeper's head. The crowd readied itself to celebrate until the ball crashed against the upright and ricocheted away to safety.
Luke Joyce rattled a long range effort wide as the chances kept coming and more heroics from Griffiths prevented Wyke from popping a perfect Grainger cross into the top corner. The keeper was at full stretch to make the save.
It was groans all round from the resulting corner as Raynes stole the run on his marker to get to the ball first. A firm header flashed across the goal and an inch past the target.
A piercing cross from Tom Miller had Wyke on his toes once more at the start of the second half and Griffiths did enough to readjust and palm it over the bar. The Robins broke from the corner and they had Carlisle worried as a low cross skipped behind the back line. Wright was unmarked but he couldn't find a touch.
Charlie Wyke typified the United approach when he took the ball off Pell on the halfway line. A surging run followed and it needed a tackle from Parslow to stop him from going clean through.
Having almost completely dominated Carlisle were dealt a cruel blow when they over committed in search of the elusive goal. Cheltenham broke the attack down and raced forward with men to spare. A lovely pass left Harry Pell with the simple task of slotting the ball into the bottom corner.
Substitute Jabo Ibehre used his presence to cause problems from the moment he entered the fray and he grazed the top of the bar with a wicked header which had Griffiths flapping at thin air.
Danny Wright swept a 24-yarder high after he had taken the ball down with a lovely touch, but it was Carlisle who pushed forward with intent as they peppered the box with crosses from wide.
Billy Waters was booked for simulation when he took a dive when he nicked the ball past Gillespie, and the United keeper was in action again when he dropped late to parry a stinging Pell free kick as it went under his wall.
Carlisle settled into their stride again late in the day and a dipper from Adams was cleared behind by Cranston as it dropped onto his line. Grainger recovered the half cleared corner and Kennedy registered the third home strike against the woodwork of the game when he clipped it onto the underside of the bar.
Another break from Cheltenham left Cranston with room to cross as the clock ticked down but the hosts finally got some reward when a ball into the box found Kennedy with the target in his sights. He pushed and bustled and got the touch it needed to send it over the line.
Devitt could have capped off a great finish to proceedings when he controlled a punch from Griffiths 16-yards out. He tried to lob it into the top corner but he put too much on it and it went an inch over the bar.
Carlisle United - Kennedy (90)
Cheltenham Town - Pell (57)
Carlisle United - Grainger (71), Waters (72), Pell (85)
Cheltenham Town - Suliman (63)
Carlisle United - Gillespie, T Miller, Raynes, Ellis (Kennedy 73), Grainger, Lambe (Devitt 58), Joyce, Jones, Adams, Wyke, S Miller (Ibehre 59). Subs - Crocombe, Atkinson, Gillesphey, Penn.
Cheltenham Town - Griffiths, Barthram (Dayton 46), Parslow, Pell (Rowe 88), Waters, Wright, Hall, Cranston, Whitehead, O'Shaughnessy, Suliman. Subs - Jennings, Kitscha, Lymm.
Referee - Mr Michael Salisbury
Attendance - 4,203 (117 away fans)
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Platinum Partners arrests are scant consolation for alleged victims
When six executives of Platinum Partners, including founder Mark Nordlicht, were arrested on Monday on federal charges of running a more than $1 billion hedge fund fraud, people who had long alleged they were harmed by the New York-based firm felt some vindication.
But the possibility that each defendant might face prison terms has done little to soothe their continued anger over losses that may never be recouped.
One such person is Houston-based energy entrepreneur John Hoffman. In the charges, the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleged what Hoffman had long believed – that Platinum, with the help of a seventh man also arrested, Jeffrey Shulse, had illegally profited from the failure of Hoffman's company, Black Elk Energy Offshore Operations LLC.
Hoffman said in a telephone interview on Wednesday that he did not expect to recover anything and that his involvement with Platinum had cost him the company he founded and at least $500,000 in legal fees. He also described stress-related health problems and difficulty fundraising for a new energy venture.
Hoffman expressed anger that thousands of Gulf Coast-area families were stiffed: mostly the small businesses that were never paid for work on Black Elk's oil and gas drilling platforms before it went bankrupt amid lower oil prices and Platinum's alleged corporate cash grab.
All six Platinum executives pleaded not guilty and an attorney for Shulse told Reuters he plans to do the same. A spokesman for Platinum declined to comment for this article, and the firm has not offered any public comment. A person familiar with Platinum's thinking told Reuters in April that the firm always acted within the limits of the law despite its aggressive investment approach.
Launched in 2003, Platinum was known as a high-performing hedge fund manager that backed struggling companies and employed esoteric investment strategies such as litigation finance and high-interest consumer loans. (Reuters Special Report: reut.rs/1TRovwx)
The government charges on Monday included allegations of over-valuing assets and misleading clients on the health of the firm. The government demanded that the hedge fund return money that was allegedly illegally taken from clients and Black Elk bondholders, and pay related penalties.


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Drinking at rooftop bars, splashing around in outdoor pools, taking in a film at an open-air cinema or picnicking with dinosaurs – there's quite a bit to do in London this summer.
Whether you're taking time off work to spend in the capital, or if you're just looking to make the most of your weekends, it's time to get planning.
But with so much choice of what to do, it can be hard to decide upon how to spend your time.
Luckily, we've already been thinking about it, and have put together some suggestions – and all of them have handy guides attached. Click through the gallery below for more information.
Things to do in London this summer
Things to do in London this summer
1/10 Go for a picnic
London's numerous parks are great for many things, not least for picnicking. Whether you're stuck in central and looking for a secluded spot, or further afield, there is no shortage of parks within city limits where you can kick back and relax for a spot of lunch.
10 of the best picnic spots in London
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2/10 Visit an urban beach
Why travel miles and miles outside of London to go to the beach when there might be one right on your front doorstep? There are urban beaches springing up all over London this summer, from palm trees and paddling by the North Circular to around 1000 tonnes of sand shipped onto the Olympic Park in Stratford.
London's best urban beaches
3/10 Go for a swim outdoors
If you can brave the initial shock of diving into an outdoor, unheated pool then there are plenty of opportunities to do so in the lidos of London. Most of them have more than just a pool, too – cafes, sun beds and even cinema screenings come as part of the package.
London's best lidos and outdoor swimming pools
4/10 Experience some live music
There's always a lot going on musically in London, but August is an especially good month. There's a funk legend coming to town, along with a few cult favourites, rising stars and even a few artists who have been handpicked to perform by David Byrne of Talking Heads. More musical talent than you could shake a rhythm stick at.
Gigs in London during August
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5/10 Head up to a rooftop bar
Look up: there's quite a lot going on across the London skyline. Bars on top of buildings are the big favourites this summer, allowing drinkers to escape the hectic streets and soak in some city views. Many of the bars double up as restaurants and are open from lunch, so you can spend most of a long summer day up there.
London's best rooftop bars for the summer
6/10 Watch a film outside
Who wants to be cooped up indoors watching a film when you could be outside doing the same thing, but enjoying the fine weather as well? Pretty much all of the outdoor screens provide comfy seating – one even provides hot tubs – and their film selection ranges from old favourites to recent blockbusters.
London's secret gardens
7/10 Eat and drink alongside a canal
Slow things down a bit and relax beside one of London's canals. Watch the boats float by as you either enjoy the unpretentious pint or opt for something a little bit more sophisticated – there is enough variety when it comes to canal-side bars and restaurants to do either.
London's best canal-side cafes and bars
8/10 Dine alfresco
Forget the restaurants with hastily arranged fold-up tables and chairs plonked outside and visit some of the establishments which specialise in outdoor dining. We've rounded up some of the best – one combines a micro-brewery with a pizzeria (good thinking), another will transport you to the Mediterranean and one is a slice of East End cool. More info on those and more below.
London's best restaurants for outdoor dining
9/10 Sample some street food
The London street food scene is vibrant and ever-growing. Most sectors of world cuisine are represented by at least one of the kerbside stalls that appear all over the city. The pop-ups themselves are constantly on the move, but there are certain markets in which you can be sure to find something good – our guide to them is below.
The best street food in London
10/10 But what if it's raining?
Ok. We admit it. We've been a little optimistic – most of the above are best experienced when it's sunny, and the British summer isn't exactly synonymous with sunshine. But that doesn't mean you can't still have fun when the heavens open. From cake shops to aquariums, there's more than enough to do indoors while you wait for those blue skies to reappear.
What to do in London when it's raining
If you're looking for plans more immediately, then browse our Going Out Guide for the upcoming weekend (July 24-26), which features food festivals, theatre and Usain Bolt – click here to find out more about that.
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Rosselló Bruc (ref: B34194)
Monthly rental with community terrace and 2 bedrooms close to Sagrada Familia
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- Square metres: 82 m²
- Up to: 4 people
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- 2double bedrooms
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- 1 bathroom with shower
- Balcony: 6 m²
- Distance to center: 1.3 Km
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The floor is very nice and sunny, as it has a small terrace to enjoy the outside. Ideal for sharing since it has a double room with 2 single beds and one room with a double bed. There is a spacious living room, a large and well equipped kitchen (oven, microwave, dishwasher...). The bathroom has a shower.
The accommodation is located on calle de Rosselló. Is next to the Paseo de Gracia in the Eixample district. Very commercial area with all services. Ideal for people who like to live in the center of the city. Next to Verdaguer metro stops, (L4 and L5 - yellow and blue) Diagonal (L3 and L5 - green and blue) and Provença (FGC).
This apartment does not have internet available and it is not possible to install. At our office you can contract a high-speed and easy to set up 4G internet connection . Its cost is not included in the monthly rent (€60/month).
- 2 double beds
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- Bedlinen
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- Tumble dryer
- Elevator
- Air conditioning
- Portable heaters
- TV: Only national channels
- Heating with split heat pump
- Lots of natural light
- Balcony: 6 m²
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- Number of hobs on cooker: 4
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Area: Gràcia
- Verdaguer: 390 m
- Diagonal: 460 m
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Age restriction: The reservation holder must be at least 18 years old.
Included in price: Bedlinen.
Form of payment upon arrival: Cash, Credit card or Bank Transfer. Payment by card has a 1% surcharge. American Express has extra of 3%. Rentals with a duration of more than 3 months will be charged on arrival for the first 2 months. The rest can be paid each month depending on the guarantees offered.
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Daniel Sturridge vowed to continue working hard for England wherever he is asked to do so by manager Roy Hodgson after his late header earned a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Denmark at Wembley.
Liverpool forward Sturridge had started on the flanks along with club-mate Raheem Sterling, before moving into a more central role when Wayne Rooney was substituted.
After seeing a couple of chances saved by Denmark keeper Kasper Schmeichel, the striker's persistence was finally rewarded when he headed home a cross from Adam Lallana with eight minutes left.
"It was a good goal, but more important the way that the team played. It is not about myself or my individual attributes, it is about the team, and the result we got," Sturridge said on ITV1.
"Whichever system the manager plays me in, I will put my all into it, 100 per cent.
"It does not matter where I play on the field, it is about making a difference, making an impact and I will just keep trying to get goals and assists from whatever position I am in.
"It was about the team, it does not matter about where you play, you have to do the job the best you can.
"It is about the team, it is not about me, or where I am on the pitch, questioning about what the manager is doing, it is about doing what the manager says and wherever he puts me I will do my best for him."
England player ratings (England v Denmark)
England player ratings (England v Denmark)
1/17 Joe Hart - 6
England's number one was fairly redundant for large parts but had to be at his sharpest to keep out Steffen Rasmussen ensuring England kept a clean sheet.
2/17 Glen Johnson - 7
A proud night for the full-back winning his 50th cap. Surged forward on every opportunity to provide attacking support, linking up well with Sterling. His experience should see him start ahead of Kyle Walker.
3/17 Gary Cahill - 6
Left far too big a gap allowing Jacob Poulsen to run into the defence; however the Chelsea man did win the lion's share of his aerial battles against Nicklas Bendtner. Cahill was also a threat from set-pieces.
4/17 Chris Smalling - 7
Roy Hodgson has faith in centre-half who repaid him with an assured 90 minutes.
5/17 Ashley Cole - 7
Despite making his 107th International appearance, even Cole went into this friendly with his place at the World Cup far from assured. If this was to be his final audition, he passed. Was consistent and handled what was thrown at him sufficiently.
6/17 Jack Wilshere - 6
Suffered a painful knock in the early stages game. Did reasonably well to continue, kept possession of the ball and offered England balance.
7/17 Jordan Henderson - 5
One of five Liverpool players in Hodgson's starting XI. Needed to express himself better in the final-third to offer his teammates an outlet. Struggled to recreate his celebrated club form.
8/17 Steven Gerrard - 7
A routine disciplined performance from The England skipper, operating in a deep-lying position. His experience and leadership was significant, assisting the younger members of the team.
9/17 Raheem Sterling - 8
The youngster verified he could handle the pressure of senior international football with a fearless display. Was a whisker away from opening the scoring. Sterling's pace gave the Danes problems.
10/17 Wayne Rooney - 5
A poor showing from England's talisman. Lacked the vitality you'd usually associate with him. Regularly altered with Sturridge venturing out wide. Was Wasteful from long-range.
11/17 Daniel Sturridge - 8
Kept up his fine scoring run as his late header earned England a laboured win over Denmark. Started on the left but naturally drifted to his favoured central forward position, where he was twice denied by Kasper Schmeichel. It could be an issue if he is deployed out wide in Brazil.
12/17 Luke Shaw - 6
Replaced Cole at the interval. The 18-year-old was given his England debut and was immediately involved with a wonderfully teasing ball into the penalty area. Has a promising international career ahead of him.
13/17 Adam Lallana - 8
On for Wilshere. Thoroughly impressed enough to now warrant a starting spot. Assisted Sturridge's goal, offering England much more dynamism. Lallana dazzled into the danger zone with great excitement. A technically gifted player.
14/17 Danny Welbeck - 7
Came on for Wayne Rooney. Showed his capabilities and was twice denied by the Danish stopper. Feels at home in the international setup.
15/17 Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain - 5
Replaced Jordan Henderson. Arguably deserved to be introduced much earlier.
16/17 Andros Townsend - 5
Replaced Sterling on 85 minutes. The pacey winger was not given enough time to make an impact.
17/17 James Milner - 5
Introduced in the final stages for Sturridge to protect England's lead.
Hodgson accepted England's frontline would need time to gel, whomever was in the side.
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... watched the obligatory 20 minute video that explained all about the park. It was time to get back on the road, Boise was only a few hours away.
I have nothing to say about the ride back over US-20W, other than it was straight, flat, and boring. As the day progressed, it just kept getting hotter and hotter, and the wind speed just kept getting faster. By the time we reached the end of US-20W in Mountain Home, we were hot, tired, and bored ...
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The Manhattan Optimist Lady Indians 12-and-under softball team placed second at the 19-team, Class B Hawaiian Hitfest tournament, held at two locations near Kansas City over the weekend.
The squad's record was 5-2 for the weekend, winning three bracket games on Sunday before falling to the Winfield Ripits 5-1 in the championship game.
The weekend was filled with highlights, including Amber Hildebrand's two-hit pitching gem in a 3-1 pool-play win over the Blue Springs Blitz on Saturday.
Hana Tamura then shut down the Topeka Fury, allowing just two hits in a 5-0 pool play win. The Ripits won Pool A by beating the Indians 8-2.
Sunday, Chelsey Henry pitched strong as the Optimist Lady Indians downed the Smithville (Mo.) Sting, 6-5 in an opening-round bracket game.
Abby Whitney's three-run double that one-hopped the outfield fence was the key hit in the game. Hildebrand then got the pitching win in the quarterfinals as the squad pounded the KC Freedom 14-1.
In the semifinals, Tamura pitched three strong innings, and Henry and Hildebrand tossed one each as the team beat the Ottawa After Shock 8-7. Kenzie Smith's leaping grab of a soft liner ended the After Shock's last-inning comeback.
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|Reviews for Night Conversations
| dancingcricket chapter 1 . 7/27/2012
OHMYGOD! ...im speechless! thats whyy im typing XD
OMG yessssssss! finally a decent story about gold and silver thats not romance! correction: not decent,
i swear this is one of the best fanfics eva :D i cant believe you did this!
muchmuch thanks for an EPIC story!
gold and silver are my fav rival pair they are so funny together :)
go silver! 3
wow i never thought gold would get nightmares...EVIL KAREN! BAD BAD!
anyways, E!
| SageGanon chapter 1 . 3/27/2012
I loved the interactions between Silver and Gold, about the girls.
| Pablo and Bobboo chapter 1 . 9/18/2011
Great job! That was really funny.
| Bakanishi chapter 1 . 9/13/2011
And thats why everone loves the Gold and silver friendship! XD
| YellowFan98 chapter 1 . 7/23/2011
You should do that :) I read this on DeviantART but unfortunatly I don't have an account so I couldn't comment, but now I see it up here, I know that I must comment!
This is really good, and funny, just like a fanfic with Gold in it should be!
| Pikachu1800 chapter 1 . 7/2/2011
I loved this story sooo much!
I just couldn't stop laughing!
I love seeing the friendship between Gold and Silver.
This is one of the best fan fictions i've ever read on this site.
Thanks for such an awesome story!
But(I know I'm gonna sound like an idiot for asking this) what did you mean when you wrote the line " Somewhere in Kanto, Blue, Green, Red, and Chris all sneezed at the same time."
Please somebody explain to me!
| Ileah chapter 1 . 6/25/2011
OMG, this is awesome. It is very funny, and my brain is still set to "LOL" so... LOL!
| glistening moon chapter 1 . 5/5/2011
That was really good. I loved it. :D
| Monique chapter 1 . 4/22/2011
Somewhere in Kanto, Blue, Green, Red, and Chris all sneezed at the same time.
BEST LINE EVER i literly laughed so hard i started to cry XD you are awesome
| The Felt chapter 1 . 10/3/2010
Haha...I couldn't stop laughing! That was really funny. I actually didn't think they were that OOC...well, maybe Silver was. Anyways, that was absolutely fantastic (it really made my day)! Keep writing, you have boatloads of talent!
| kaori kuni chapter 1 . 6/18/2010
OH My GOD.
This is lovely! A deeper approach at Silver and Gold. Especially Gold. Almost purely Gold (L)
'Cause Gold is such a pervert.
thanks a lot.
| Kayi Rowling chapter 1 . 5/20/2010
Gah, it was so cute and funny and many other things together!
...and the bit where Silver began liking the environ of Gold's house, it hurt me so badly; having read the FRLG chapter, I've seen that longing before. And it hurt then, and hurts now.
Either way, nice fic!
| CC chapter 1 . 5/10/2010
Oooh, this is great. 33
I love how the conversation between them seems to flow so naturally. This fic reminds me of so many late-night conversations I've had with really close friends.
Aww, Silver's so sweet. I love how you wrote him in this.
| Wren chapter 1 . 4/1/2010
This was a really nice story, I always like to see the friendship between Gold and Silver. Plus Silver's so awkward it makes me smile. :D
I really liked how you showed the deeper side of their friendship that rarely ever shows up. Thanks for a great read
And by the way I would so love it if you wrote a Gold and Kris night conversation fic!
| Under the Overcoat chapter 1 . 3/25/2010
This was interesting. 'Twas quite an entertaining read, though i think silver's a bit OOC a the end, like you said.
Isn't gold a bit too immature near the finish of the fic? I mean
"Get him in trouble"
That sounds like an 8 year old would have said. Or is Gold just messing around?I should hope so. Otherwise it's rather awkward.
The first line was brilliant. Sometimes ones bed IS too comfortable. I have expeerienced such a feeling before.


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At Rose-Hulman we have developed a faculty development workshop entitled Making Academic Change Happen, or MACH. The purpose of the workshop is to provide faculty and administrators with change management strategies that can help them make significant changes on their campuses. Our website outlines the components of the workshop that we are holding at Rose-Hulman in 2013:
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The minutes seemed to drag on forever as he tried to occupy his time, trapped in his hotel room waiting for her to arrive. It had been so long coming, all those emails and the odd phone call. Now, today it was going to happen. He wondered what would happen when he opened the door to the woman he "knew" but didnt know. He tried hard not to think of them together in bed, the excitement of it just made the time go by even slower.
Not far away, she sat in the taxi, wishing it would go faster, wanting to be there. The closer she got the more aroused she became. What they were doing was wrong but so so exciting. Every mile that went by made her wetter and wetter. Then she was there, her hearty racing as she made her way to room 445...
When he opened the door there were no greetings. Without a word, she strode into his arms, kissed him hard and then whispered "Take me to bed and fuck me" into his ear.
By the time he had stripped, she was naked in bed, the sheet pulled up to her shoulders, watching every inch of him, her gaze lingering on the swelling cock between his legs. He sat on the bed next to her, bent and kissed her neck. His lips worked their way round to her mouth as his hand slipped under the sheet. Her mouth opened and he kissed her hard while his fingers moved over the mound of her clean shaved pussy and in between its parted lips. Her legs opened wider as he slid a finger inside her, wetting it with her juices then slowly sliding it up to her already hard clit.
He stroked her slowly as he started down the bed, his mouth kissing a trail to her breasts, her hard nipples and down over her stomach. Her legs opened wider and he kissed between them, licking both sides of her pussy, leaving the slit in the middle till last. She held her breath, waiting for that first touch of his tongue between her lips.
When it happened, she almost climaxed. Waves of pleasure surged through her body as he licked her over and over, from her hard clit down down to her wet streaming opening. With his tongue on her clit, he slid a finger inside her and she came, her whole body jerking, her hips pressed hard against his mouth.
As he moved back up the bed, she sat up and pushed him onto his back.
She then took his cock in her hands. It was long thick and felt like velveteen, from the head glistened a drop of moisture, without hesitation she placed it to the tip of her tongue. She licked harder, letting her tongue explore the shaft and head in circles finding the ridges and spots that made him moan.
She kissed his cock running her mouth down to his balls where she sucked them into her mouth, swirling her tongue around them as he ran his hands through her hair making her head tingle pleasantly and her pussy twinge at the joy she got in giving him the same pleasure he'd given her.
She followed the length of his shaft with her mouth and then swallowed the head of his hard rock cock, he pushed lightly down on her head encouraging her to take as much of his dick into her mouth as she could, "suck me," he murmured moving her head up and down on top of his cock, what she couldn't reach with her mouth she massaged with her hand, caressing his balls and thighs as she sucked long and hard wanting to draw out as much pleasure as she could from him.
She was tempted to suck his nice hard straining cock till he came but she wanted it inside her more. Straddling him, she reached down, took hold of his cock and forced the head between her lips. Feeling it pressed to her opening, she sat down, forcing it deep inside her pussy. She started to raise and lower, riding his wonderful glistening cock, feeling it fill her each time she sat down on him. His excitement was showing and she rode him hard, willing him to cum inside her. His hips jerked up hard as his cock erupted deep in her pussy, filling her with squirt after squirt of his thick cum.
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The acquisition strengthens Benchmark's technical publishing division, which provides global knowledge transfer, technical insight, e-learning and market analysis for people and businesses working in agriculture, aquaculture and the food supply chain.
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Season the pork with fennel, salt, and pepper, and dredge in flour. Heat a few tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, a couple turns of the pan, in a Dutch oven over medium-high heat. Add the pork and brown the meat. Do this in 2 batches if your pot size demands it. Use a little extra oil if necessary for a second batch. Remove the browned meat to a plate and add the butter to the pan. Reduce the heat a bit and add the onions, apples, bay leaves, and sage. Season with salt and pepper and cover the pan to sweat the onions for 12 to 15 minutes, stirring occasionally. Uncover the pot and raise the heat a bit. When the onions start to brown, add the calvados to the pot. Add the stock, slide the pork back in, and simmer to cook through a few minutes more. Serve from the hot pot.
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I suspect that the nastiness and bullying we see online today was there all along in years past.
Now I was not naïve enough to be completely surprised by this exchange (although the use of profanity by a national political columnist did catch me a bit off guard) but it got me thinking about how much political discourse has changed in one single generation. Twenty-five years ago, such an exchange was unlikely online and unheard of in print. Was that because people were more civilized back then or was it because of the more restricted means of communication available?
I submit that it's the latter. I suspect that the nastiness and bullying we see online today was there all along in years past but that it was restricted or at least dampened by those who governed the media.
Back in the previous century, people expressed their views primarily through such means as newspaper columns and letters to the editor. And those platforms were regulated by editors who ensured that commentators fleshed out their arguments, stayed on point and refrained from personal attacks. Unfiltered screeds and polemics were rare and usually self-published.
As time passed, people began using traditional media websites as a place to post their comments. The public conversation became a little rougher and nastier but it was still fairly civilized since most media outlets moderated their comments sections and kept the conversation within civilized bounds.
Now that has all changed. Many media sites no longer filter their comments sections and social media sites barely restrict the type and nature of comments posted. Where once we had guardians at the gate of opinion exchange, today it's anything goes in the new online Wild West.
And the worst offender in this new unfiltered opinion universe is Twitter. Everything about this site encourages the worst in human nature. It's barely governed thereby allowing users to engage in the nastiest personal invective. It encourages frequent, trivial tweets thereby rewarding those with the biggest egos. And, worst of all, it restricts tweets to 140 characters thereby punishing those with sophisticated arguments and dumbing down any ongoing conversation.
In the past, opinions were like noses -- everybody had one. Thanks to Twitter, today it is more accurate to say that opinions are as common as dirt; everybody has lots of them and they're not averse to sharing or imposing them over and over and over again.
There are those who praise the new Twitterverse that we occupy. They say that Twitter has created a powerful new way for everyone to engage in political dialogue. While that is undoubtedly true, I'm not so sure it's a good thing. One has only to look at the dysfunctional American political environment, the rise of Donald Trump and the decline of the European Union to see that Twitter has helped the inmates take over the asylum. The yahoos may yet rule the world.
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These photos capture the stunning panorama of Shanghai from atop the 128-storey Shanghai Tower, six years after work on the immense skyscraper began.
The vertigo-inducing images show construction workers on the £1.6 billion structure as they dismantle cranes.
At 632 metres, the building is one of the tallest in the world, second only to the Burj Khalifa in Dubai.
One worker can be seen casually dangling his legs over the edge of a crane, while others are shown in hard hats and overalls taking the structures apart.
The Tower, which was designed by a team led by Principal Architect Jun Xia, is comprised of nine cylindrical buildings stacked atop each other containing 128 floors in total.
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Construction work on the tower began in November 2008. Upon its completion this year the building will stand approximately 632 meters (2,073 ft.) high and will have 121 stories. It is expected to open to the public in 2015
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Lavender vastly outsells every other plant in central London's Clifton Nurseries, and that is no surprise. We townies simply can't get enough of it.
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Lavender, in all its many variants, looks gorgeous in a container or a border, is endlessly versatile and smells divine: that familiar dollar-a-drop fragrance, redolent of English country gardens and Provençal fields, can never quite be captured in a bottle or bar of soap.
Downderry Nursery in Kent holds the National Plant Collection of lavender and at this year's Chelsea Flower Show, on the glorious Downderry stand, which not surprisingly won a Gold Medal, it appeared that owner Simon Charlesworth had bought the whole 250 varieties with him.
'Pruning is an important task that demands a strong consitution'
To grow lavender to Chelsea standard, Charlesworth's expert advice is that you need to treat it mean. Lavender planted in the ground needs neither rich soil nor fertiliser — though it does need a sunny site.
The clay soil that prevails in many London gardens is exactly what lavender dislikes, so a little spadework at the start, to attain the requisite free-draining quality, is vital.
"If you have heavy clay soil you need to mix in lots of 10ml grit or pea shingle, breaking up the soil beforehand," says Charlesworth. "About 25 kilos a square metre should make the soil light enough to grow almost any lavender."
For planting two or three lavenders, count on a shovelful. For containers, however, the magic Downderry mix is one third grit, one third John Innes loam-based compost and one third soil-less compost, to provide sharp drainage.
"In a pot, lavenders need a fair bit of nutrient because they can't get their roots down as deep," says Charlesworth. "To get good blooms, add a slow-release fertiliser into the planting mix, rather than a shot of feed that will jolt them."
Adding a mulch of grit to lavender in a container or a border — never use bark, which harbours fungi — will not only provide an authentic finish but will reflect light back into the plant, helping it grow.
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Pruning is an important task that demands a strong constitution, points out Charlesworth.
"Generally, the harder lavenders are pruned, the longer they will last. Make sure you prune them severely, just as the flowers die."
The commonly known English lavenders — the given name is prefaced with intermedia or angustifolia — flower once, and are over by mid-August or early September. "Hack them back so they regenerate well before winter, then they will withstand wetter conditions."
The lavenders with tufted flowers, usually called French lavenders, bloom earlier and can be coaxed into repeat flowering. "If you chop their height in half, they will bush out and rebud. You can then deadhead for the rest of the season, and trim lightly before the end of August."
With both types, as long as you leave little shoots below where you cut, says Charlesworth, they will be fine. For low hedging, variety Hidcote remains number one, says Charlesworth, but strong a contender is Peter Pan, which has a similar dark purple shade, with stubbier flowers and shorter stems. He also suggests Lavenite Petite, a tidy, midpurple lavender with pom-pom flowers and a growth of just 15 inches.
If you are a fan of the pretty tufted varieties, which are especially good in containers, seek out Fathead, a Downderry introduction: ignore the name, which Charlesworth says was only meant to be temporary, and be seduced by the plump, deep purple flowers that fade to pink, and long, rose-tinted tufts.
But if it is perfume you are after, the lavender with the finest fragrance is paler-budded Grosso; 80 per cent of the world's lavender oil production comes from this tall, tapering gem with grey-green foliage.
'The walled lavender garden is somewhere you might want to linger, for a lifetime'
Lavender looks wonderful en masse, and you do not have to go to the Downderry Nursery to enjoy it (though the walled lavender garden is somewhere you might want to linger, for a lifetime).
The prettiest front garden I ever saw had nothing but lavender, contained by the boundary railings and interrupted only by the central gravelled path. If your front garden is sunny, nothing could be more beautiful than a field of lavender or — think of that fragrance every time you walk up the front path — more welcoming.
You could also use lavender en bloc as the hedging for a parterre or as the infill planting; either way, the impact — and the fragrance — is similar: spectacular.
However, if you only have space for a container, make it a large one, and mass one kind of lavender in that. Buy several generous plants and fit them in snugly so there is no space between them.
Pull the pot as close as you can to a garden bench or seat on the patio, then you can run your fingers over the lavender cushion and have an aromatherapy treatment that no spa can hope to match.
Downderry Nursery (www.downderrynursery.co.uk; 01732 810081),Tonbridge, Kent, is holding a lavender weekend on 28 and 29 June.
Admission is £2 per adult, children free, and includes a tour at 11am or 3pm.
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