text:
Would you like to save as your currency permanently or for this visit only?
I can't fault this hotel in any way, i will definitely stay there again when i'm in Cardiff.
All staff were very efficient and friendly. Our room was excellent. Arrival and departure were achieved most efficiently. No
Everything! Wine at £8 a glass was expensive.
The bed was extremely comfortable, and the food in the restaurant was excellent, the cheese board was outstanding. Nothing
The location.
The staff was courteous and the rooms were very clean. The access to the spa facilities was easy. Breakfast was a good value and the food was delicious. Parking was limited and I had to pay to park, even after booking a full weekend in the hotel.
The Spa was a lovely treat with excellent resources. The reception staff were very poorly trained. The person who dealt with my group on arrival was very abrupt and quite rude.
Free champagne bought to us, as it was our wedding night. Prices of food meant that we waited until home to eat breakfast.
The cooked breakfast was not very special. Rather sparce, bacon hard.
I liked our view of the bay and the hotel was lovely. It's the kind of hotel that takes itself too seriously. It was billed as a five star resort, but the only difference I could see between it and any other hotel in the states was the bidet in the bathroom.
Able to relax after a long journey made to feel very welcome at all times from the staff.
The hotel was very well situated and very clean and comfortable The service in the bar and the resturant was very poor and very slow due to a severe shortage of staff, we also found the bar very expensive and were being charged different prices every time for the same drinks.
Rooms were lovely with great views over the city.
The room was lovely, plenty of room and the breakfast was excellent.
The location was good for our needs.
Room had great view, really clean and well kept. Lack of beverages available in room.
Close to city centre Lack of parking, all nearby car parks full, including Joihn Lewis. Overheard other guests bitterly complaining about this situation.The hotel is not cheap to stay at, one would asume that an there would be an arrangement in place.
Location Thick dust on closet. Poor bathroon/tub design. Mediocre staff. Unwelcoming lobby. Well below other RadissonBlu properties
car parking facility was too small. On the first night the hotel carpark was full and we drove for 1 and a half hours to find another overnight one. We had to get a taxi back to the hotel.Simply ridicuolous! We are frequent travellers and have stayed in numerous hotels around the world and in all that time I have never stayed 4 * and not had some kind of biscuits with the tea &coffee facilities which only had a enough milk for 1 cup each in the morning. Long queue of people as we checked in with only 1 desk open even though there was staff present.See trip advisor for comments.
Room fab, breakfast / eating area fab, hotel generally nicely laid out and very modern. Queuing at reception to check in. Hotel should have a few more desks / staff ready for when lots of people arrive at once to check in. Probably waited 10 to 15 minutes. The price of the room!!! Very high and had no choice but to pay as attending u2 concert at Millennium Stadium. I think that the hotel would know they would be full and could have perhaps not charged the premium rate to ensure we all returned again. Now we will book up early to avoid having to spend so much money for just one night.
Very good but slightly expensive.
Location and rooms were outstanding. Breakfast well worth the extra cost and very helpful staff. WIFI good. Parking access
Location, comfort A swimming pool would have been a real benefit
Comfortable and all of the rooms we booked were near each other. Cost of breakfast is high considering the room prices are also high due to the rugby game.
The room and view was excellent I think it would have been nice for breakfast to be included in the price
Comfortable and helpful staff
Nice light rooms with good facilities.
freindly staff, helpful, the halls and corridors were clean and luvlly and warm. the temperature was -6 at night and 0 day time, so the room was freezin, the heating system does not work well, did ask reception, but the temp 28 did not seem to blow out hot air. we had to put the bath towels on top of the duvet and slept with extra clothes on. i think with better heating yr hotel would be very good. cannot recomend this hotel at moment until yr heating system is improved upon.
Everything ... it was wonderful!
convenience for cardiff bay, parking facilities included in room rate suite was extravagantly large - could have been better utilised as a single and a double room
No room service available
the staff were very helpful and the food in the restaurant was lovley we found the room cold.the price of breakfast was very expensive for people who just wanted some toast and tea
Large rooms, comfortable beds, good shower, air conditioning, very clean. No
The building was a comercial building refurbished.The rooms are very small.Dont have privte parking. The access to the hotel is very difficult by car.Dont have a parking in front of the reception to leave the luggages.
Clean room
Front desk staff very helpful. N/a
Rooms were smallish but immaculate and the trains were not intrusive for us., and the views good -- we could see the Bay! Location excellent for shopping, rugby at the Millenium Stadium and cultural events at the Millenium Hall and loads of cafes and restaurants within easy walk. Breakfast buffet good value and several Hen parties didnt cause any problems /noise. A great weekend, and Wales won!!!!
The quality of thr room and friendliness of staff The escalators leading to the exhibition hall were not in operation on Tuesday morning.
Lovely hotel with spectacular views and very comfy beds. Service was excellent apart from one barman and would recommend thoroughly although not cheap.
The food at the Olive Tree restaurant
Very large comfy bed, nice buffet breakfast, very friendly staff
Excellent standard of hotel Price!!!!!!!!
The hotel is huge. Wonderful lounge areas with great service. Only used the pool(not Spa) but our kids loved it. Highly reccomend for families. Great location for Millenium Stadium (20 min drive).Thank you Celtic Manor for a great weekend. Up Munster!!!!!! Loved everything
space, heating archaic very noisy
We thought we were royalty
Room design, friendly staff, good breakfast, service on arrival was excellent.
All of it! Perfect accomodation.
Staff, ambience, quality and value. Ideally located for city-centre attractions Didn't find any, except a room-mate who snored heavily!
very friendly and help full staff, great location will stay there again.
Location, cleanliness and very helpful staff. None.
some confsion ober resevation as booked via booking.com, but staff were pleasant,confident and very efficient went out for breakfast as £15 seemed expensive.
Well appointed room with all of the amenities we needed. None noted.
Helpful and pleasant staff, good parking facilities, great outdoor area for al fresco dining and a Pims or three! No mini bar - and the mini bar/fridge was actually switched off so we couldn't even chill what room service provided.
prompt polite service,nicely decorated room Lights in the bar were too low and made you want to sleep!
Excellent location, excellent service, excellent hotel
Excellent check in allowed us to have linked for the family. Good breakfast but a bit pricey for a familyAcces Finding the hotel entrance by car is rather complicated
Friendly and helpful staff
The location of the hotel is very good and in the city centre, Near the shops and studuim. Hotel was very expensive and room was not an executive room as we paid for. Its a lot of money for a small double room with a view of a brick-wall and air-coniditioning pipework, No Bathand tiolet was rubbish aswell
very comfy beds nice size room. shelving was very dusty above the tea and coffee , dust on window sill and tops of draws . noise pollution from club till past 3am we were at the back of the hotel
Very nice hotel, great location, great service Tv awkward to work!
The hotel is situated in the heart of Cardiff with easy access to the shopping centre. The hotel rooms are of a high standard and the staff are friendly.
Excellent location for shopping and very good breakfast On Friday there was a party and it was a bit noisy
Good breakfast It would appear we paid above the normal rate due to a Rugby International, which we were not there for
A modern hotel close to everything. Well maintained and a friendly staff
Staff very friendly. Good bar. Walking distance from all attractions. Close to shops. Room was spacious and well appointed. Very quiet
Room ready on arrival, early at 11.30am. Cleanliness and freshness of the room on arrival. Location is great, in the city centre, 50 metres from shopping precinct. Staff we're very attentive, pleasant and helpful throughout our short stay. Nothing.
Good location at fairly competitive rates. Staff were efficient helpful and pleasant.Comfortable and warm room. the price of bar drinks especially the higher quality ones was excessive.
Everything. It is a beautifully refurbished hotel offering facilities of a very high standard. It is conveniently situated in Cardiff city centre with staff who are extremely professional and most helpful.
Good location
nothing in particular, it was ok the showers in pool changing room & the fact there were no cubicles to change in
The room was very good apart from the huge crack running through the outer glazing of the picture window! Fantastic views across the city. Very busy because of the Autumn rugby international Wales v New Zealand. Long delay during check out with only two staff on duty one of whom had to answer the phone and take a booking! She then proceeded to chat to a member of staff going off duty. A small niggle but becoming more prevalent among some hotel gropus is that on weekends they don't supply mushrooms with the breakfast menu. Still charge the same price though - £15.95! A con.
Good location, nicely laid out - spacious bar and restaurant. We were given a disabled room, with a seat in the very small shower that wouldn't fold. Britains Got Talent auditions were being held there in the morning, the hotel should have made me aware of that - I booked six months in advance. Very expensive considering quality and facilities. Poor car parking facilities.
The reception staff were rude, discourteous and looked like we were intruding by staying there and asking them to rectify an issue with the room (i.e no hot water and no water pressure in the room). After chasing this issue up, we were finally moved to another (lower standard room) at 1.30am in the morning, which clearly didn't add to a relaxing stay at the hotel!!!
The large clean bedrooms and friendly staff. The snack food also seemed good value. Car Park was a bit tight
large bedroom air conditioning did not work and no way of opening windows therefore extremely hot! 2 false fire alarms during the night meant we got little sleep
The size of the room was amazingly big and the beds were very comfortable, I would highly recommend staying on the twelve floor as the views are amazing The fire alarm sounded early Sunday morning, not a good wake up!!
Perfect location for city centre.
Closeness to city centre Only able to check in 2 minutes before stated time
It is a very comfortable hotel, located conveniently downtown Cardiff. A room was large and comfortable, nice bed. Hotel has good restaurant; breakfast which was included was delicious. We once also had dinner at the hotel , it also was very good. Staff was polite and helpful.
The friendly staff and clean room all in a very central location.
Room service meal was good Too many extras, especially breakfast.
relaxing in the bar during the evenings. the staff were warm and welcoming and it had a great atmosphere there was a fire drill just after we checked in and we were left standing outside in the cold for over half an hour, leaving our coffees and lunch in the lobby bar. :-(
The leasure facilities were very good. and the location was excellent. The menu for the resturant was not very good and expensive when compared to the room service menu.
Well managed hotel and, for my part, in a good location for access to the Millennium Stadium. Facilities within the hotel were excellent. The availability for parking was a bonus as this wasn't available with other hotels in the same area.
We found the staff to be courteous, efficient, very helpful and friendly. The hotel is ideally placed, within easy walking distance shopping centers, attractions & the Millenium stadium. Would recommend to others as a base to explore Cardiff from. There were only 2 things that I didn't like about the stay, firstly the price of a drink in the bar was excessive at £7.45 for a G&T. Secondly the breakfast was excellent apart from my husband complaining that his baked beans were "like bullets, they were that hard", but that was the only criticism.
Great quality and brilliant friendliness. Gave us late checkout no problem, which was a big help. Awesome massage Showers and some other things int he gym were not same quality as the hotel. Got a Double room instead of twin as booked.
lounge trashed by wedding party, bad language used by wedding party, behaviour of wedding party. left to run riot.
Comfortable room The main bar/lounge was closed, only the small bar with limited seating in the reception was open. Ranked against other similar hotel chains breakfast was not as good.
Staff friendly manner Only one roast on a Sunday lunch!!!
This is a good hotel with good facilities and excellent staff.
Beautiful hotel with the best staff
the excelent service provided by staff the bedroom was cold.
Good staff customer care, a great swimming pool and the restaurant menu was diverse and well priced. No
location and friendly staff
It was all excellent, from the reception staff to the room to the restaurant staff and food.
friendly helpful staff
it felt like a home from home. Cannot praise enough all staff, from room valets ,waiters/waitress to floor and front of house staff!
The room was superb and situated on a high floor as requested with a view over the gardens. Very welcoming staff and we had a very good dinner in the restaurant. Lovely spacious room and lots of interesting contemporary features. Very central for Cardiff shops etc. The breakfast was not very good as it was the buffet style with little choice. It would be a great advantage if breakfast could be cooked to order.
Very friendly staff. Exceeded our expectations. Good central location. Rooms were of very high standard. Car parking very expensive.
High standards but very laid back and relaxing
Despite the contemporary design the rooms are very comfortable. I had one of the best nights sleep I've had in a hotel room for a long time, which was a pleasant surprise considering I spend a couple of nights a week in hotels on business. The hotel seems to be in the middle of refurburbishment at the moment (November 2010) so access to the hotel is confusing and doesn't initially inspire confidence in the forthcoming stay.
Air conditioning vent (ceiling) was leaking water on to the floor. This was a highly dangerous situation. A slipon this could have proved very serious. It did mean having to turn it off and open the windows, which of course led to a great deal of noise from outside.
Good friendly service
I like this hotel everything was perfect, location, staff, room
Very average hotel and certainly not value for money Located bewtween two busy pubs, no cooked breakfast served after 09.30hrs, rooms small
Nothing Poor customer service overall
The location was perfect, in the heart of the city, easy access to all places of interest, and only a few minutes walk from the train/bus station.
I liked the room it was comfy although it took a while to work out how to work the heating so woke up very cold the first morning. The heating confused me and I couldn't find instructions
the location,
the location, the breakfast and the chap showing guests in for breakfast I didn't like the room it was very dark with the smallest window I have ever seen (which wouldn't open) also didnt like how long it took for reception to deal with a problem that we had with our bathroom after 1/2 an hr of waiting I had to go down to reception myself
Nice to pampered and having a short break Going home
Very good room price. The fact that our daughter (aged 15) could stay in the same room at no extra charge. Free use of the health club facilities. Beautiful modern room.
Shop The rooms were poor value for money little better than travel lodge standard i do not expect to here the person in the room next door snoring
freedom, staff
Leisure facilities - Swimming pool + Sauna Having stayed twice at the hotel and tried the Bar menu on both occasions I was dissapointed with the quality of the food.
the staff was very nice and always helpful, even if we only stayed two nights. It was great to enjoy the leisure center. the breakfast was amazing and we liked the 24h opened bar.
Hotel is ideally placed for Cardiff centre. Good range of facilities especially as we had children with us.
It was close to shopping center.Leisure facilities were excellent and the staff were very helpful at all times,breakfast very good. The tea and coffee served at the bar was not hot enough,only a small criticism.
great location for visiting the city being only a five minutes walk from the centre, helpful and friendly staff
Our request for rooms to be on a particular floor and situated together as close as possible was granted. Executive rooms were large, airy and very clean and good value for money. The coffee machine is not great - much better to have a cafetiere and sachets of ground coffee.
Value for money, excellent location Two single beds fixed together to give the illusion of one huge bed - it was so uncomfortable, especially in the middle
Stayed here many times and always found that the restaurant is excellent. When I tried to book direct they quoted a very high price in comparison, even after Ive stayed there many times before.
Convenient for millennium stadium
The restaurant staff were very helpful The decfinated coffee in the bar is £2.80 per cup and it was very hard to confirm it was coffee, it was undrinkable
Comfortable room. Friendly staff. Good food. Excellent facilities. Lovely view over the lake. Problems with taxis - there didn't seem to be enough co-ordination between the reception desk & the drivers re. reference numbers.
The rooms are comfortable and nicely furnished, the pool and fitness centre is great if you want to work out or relax. The food is excellent quality, however the bar/room service menu could be enhanced with a few more options. Overall excellent value for money. The Internet is not available in all rooms. If the hotel sort this out it's the ideal location.
reasonably priced
Good location for Cardiff centre as long as you have a car. Good breakfast and pleasent suroundings
The location,facilities, luxurious bed and very accomodating & helpful staff Carpets seen better days & cars racing in shop car parks opposite made it impossible to get to sleep until the early hours
Housekeeping was poor for this standard of hotel.
The location although it was very difficult to find by road. The hotel name was difficult to spot. Excellent breakfast Size of room too small. No draws to put clothes away. Only really enough room for a one night stay. Glass toilet door.
This hotel is bright, clean, ideally located for public transport and every member of staff we had any reason to speak to was exceptionally pleasant and helpful. None
The Welcome from the staff was the best, the rooms are compact but clean and comfortable, check out the cute bathroom pods.. The water from the shower did not drain away till the morning and so you had to step in water if you used the bathroom afterwards
Staff were friendly Computer systems went down on the Friday and because of a water leak all water was turned off so couldn't take a shower.
The staff were amazingly friendly and helpful. The location was brilliant as it was only a very short walk from the train station. The room itself was lovely and the breakfast was great value and very nice.
Modern design, clean room, great central location especially for Railway Station, Stadium and city centre. None, perhaps the price was a little high due to being a busy weekend for sporting events, but would definitely stay here again.
Great location, central train and bus stations at the door, many other sites in close walking distance. Clean, efficient room. Breakfast was delicious and a good value. Perfect for a solo traveler to use as a base to see Cardiff and the surrounding area. Bathroom might not work out as well if the room is being used by more than one person, due to the wet floor post shower.
Perfect location for just about everything in Cardiff, brilliant, Bunk beds in room, with tv fixed to wall at end of beds, so person in bottom bunk could not see the tv, poorly thought out placing of the tv.
The location was ideal. Right in the middle of the city centre Incredibly overinflated prices due to the Wales international. For the size of the rooms they shouldn't be priced over £50
The hotel was very conveniently situated with all the attractions close at hand.
Proximity to cia The rooms were cold during this cold weather. could do with an extra blanket on the bed
room size was good, staff were very friendly
The Hotel was clean and welcoming breakfast excellent and healthy, the staff were all very polite,helpful and friendly. Have stayed before and would recommended it no
The staff were so friendly and helpful and the rooms were spacious and very clean.
location, cleanliness, value for money. queue for breakfast and then poor selection due to inability to keep up with demand.
all the above n/a
helpfulness of the staff
close to the stadium
A very very clean and bright warm and comfort at the top of the list. Could have a bigger public areas.
It was a very short visit, butthe room was lovely and the late check-out time was ideal All good
excellent location,
Staff were very helpful and friendly. Location was perfect for shopping in the city and near bus routes around the city to see the sights. Would definately book again. Parking not bookable and limited but staff made every effort to help. Double glazing in the rooms would cut down traffic noise which is unavoidable in a city location.
We ordered room service, from a choice of 4 main courses we were told 3 were not available, we ordered what was available it was practically inedible and expensive.
Breakfast being charged at £13.50 a head is an out & out joke, for this reason alone we would never go back, but also to be charged £5 a day car parking as well
The waiter was extremely helpful, he couldn't do enough for us The prices in the bar and restarant, too over priced
The room charge was low so value for money in that respect The room needed to painted and brightened up as did the bathroom. It had the air of being a bit 'tired'
The location was superb. Parking onsite at a reasonable cost. Thought that the rooms were a bit dated. The windows were very 'shaky'a and due to the location there was quite a lot of noise at night.
Central for everything, lovely hotel
Central location Air con unit stuated right outside bedroom window to therefore very noisy during the night--also wedding function taking place so was loud music till 1-00am on the sat/sun.
Staff were friendly and helpful. The Angel is a great location for visiting Cardiff within walking distance of most things and an inexpensive cab ride from the Bay. The Angel is a happily eccentric building, but becoming a bit shabby at the price. Breakfast was bland in flavour, but efficiently served by friendly waiting staff.
Clean, friendly and helpful staff, good food The airco did not work in our room
very covenient for shopping,theatre,rugby.staff were helpful and friendly.room was nice and quite at night. poor selection of bar products.
Value for mney clean Asked for wake up call and never received at check in was told you only had my first name and yet I had paperwork with me that you had emailed to me prior to my visit and it clearly stated my full name
Above average facilities/equipment - couldn't fault bed, bathroom, curtains Poor choice of food at breakfast, not enough tables
Central location handy for shops and restaurants. Good location for sporting events and concerts as well Noise from railway
Clean & modern, good shower, comfy beds, bar reasonably priced Only 2 small towels in room, breakfast plates were tiny
Easy booking process...Excellent stay in the hotel... Excellent food...the staff went out of their way to help us when we asked about Cardiff...how to get about.. Where to go... Things to see and do...nothing was too much trouble for them...
location was good. Bathroom smelled very badly of mould and mildew. Unacceptable at the price really.
Good centrally located hotel with modern, clean facilities providing all that was needed as a base from which to attend a Rugby Test at Millenium Stadium. Inadequate staffing. A single worker was expected to run the bar, take orders for the restaurant and be the sole receptionist for arriving guests. Long delays and many people gave up waiting to be served while worker struggled.
Location is perfect easy to go to city centre.its just otherside of Cardiff International Arena.I went to music live so easy and safety,I enjoyed very much.Room and Bathroom are really nice and clean,comfortable to stay.I really appreaciate their hospitality and exellent service.thank you so much. not really big issue but,if there is hair drier in bathroom,would be great.


text:
Feel free to check out our videos and samples here, then go to our c4s store to purchase.
We are building toward the climax of Sasha's tickle torment, giving her minutes of unending tickle torture on her most sensitive spots.
Here, Sasha has changed into her little black bikini. She is tickled by two guys from her toes to her armpits. If you've seen the free preview, or the sample clip above, you know Sasha is very, very ticklish all over, but especially on her hips, ribs and armpits. She lapses into silent laughter over and over, finally catching a breath for a shriek or a beg for mercy.
In this clip, she gets it all: feathers between her toes, fingers raking her hypersensitive soles, kneading her legs from knees to inner thighs, prods and pokes in her hips, scratching and digging in her belly button, and deep pinches and scrabbling fingers in her ribs and armpits.
Nine minutes long. 640x480 resolution.
This is the grand finale of Sasha's tickle torture. She spends minutes being tickled relentlessly in her armpits, ribs, belly button and sides of her breasts. This entire clip (after the cute intro) is a single, uncut scene.
We start with a cute segment where I am dripping baby oil on her and telling her, "This will really tickle." She says "Bring it on!" When I point out the error of taunting her tickle torturer, she tries to correct herself to "Mercy, mercy!" But it was too late.
Sasha gets the grand finale of her tickle torture in this clip. Over ten straight minutes of fantastic upper body tickling on a fiercely ticklish, wonderfully sexy woman.
Eleven minutes long. 640x480 resolution.
Sasha gets the grand finale of her tickle torture in this clip. Over ten straight minutes of fantastic upper body tickling on a fiercely ticklish, wonderfully sexy woman.
Eleven minutes long. 640x480 resolution.
Sasha fans, this is your chance to get all 66 minutes of Sasha's tickle torture session at a huge discount.
66 minutes! 640x480 resolution.
This is all F/f with some FM/f along the way.
Trixy continues her playful taunting and teasing, working over poor Randy Moore from feet to knees, to thighs to hips. Enjoy Trixy as she kneels at Randy's feet and teases her arches and toes. Later, she straddles Randy's knees facing her feet and just tickling away skittering her nails over Randy's bare soles.
Thigh ticklers will enjoy this clip as Trixy and Undef spend a few minutes squeezing Randy's knees and thighs and playing the vibrating toys along the backs of her knees to good effect.
Eight minutes of high-quality 640x480 resolution.
Classic 'ler/'lee interaction in this one, as Trixy teases and taunts Randy all the way. Trixy even announces she has become a tickle fetishist from the joy of tickling Randy Moore. Watch her straddle Randy's chest and give herself a little spank, too... :-)
Free Preview
Twelve minutes of high-quality 640x480 resolution.
Trixy starts the action on Randy by standing beside her and teasing her armpits and sides while I do the same from the other side. Trixy moves behind Randy next and I coach her a little on how to light Randy up a little better. Trixy clearly enjoyed tickling her friend Randy Moore; she laughs and teases Randy throughout her ordeal.
Next, we move Randy to the low chair so Trixy can work her arms and armpits some more. I grab Randy's ankle and hold her foot up to the camera and tickle her scrunching, wiggling foot up close and personal for you!
If you like Randy Moore this clip is for you. She is hotter than ever!
If you like sexy girls being tickled on their ribs and feet, this clip is for you.
If you like interaction between tickler and ticklee, this clip is for you. Trixy is an enthusiastic tickler!
5:00 in high-quality 640x480 resolution.
This clip is almost seven minutes of Trixy pinning Randy Moore's feet to her chest and tickling with glee. Randy scrunches her toes, wiggles her feet and giggles as only Randy can. This is a light-hearted, fun clip of Randy's pretty feet and Trixy's playful tickling.
Randy went first in her evening of tickling fun with Trixy, and in this clip, you get to see Trixy's eyes light up as I introduce her to the vibrating toothbrush ("I heard about the vibrating toothbrush!") and flosser ("What's that?!?"). Each toy brings glee to Trixy's eyes as she gets to use it on her friend Randy. As with all the Trixy clips, if you like interaction between 'ler and 'lee, and seeing a tickler who clearly loves to tickle her sexy friend, this clip is for you.
Almost seven minutes of exclusively foot tickling in high-quality 640x480 resolution.
Sammie is vibrated for twenty minutes straight! This is one non-stop shot (even through some camera shake as it comes off the tripod and I step around to stay close to the action). If you want to see a sexy, sensuous blonde being pleasured continuously for minutes on end, check out Sammie Spades - Pleasured.
We get to watch the buildup as Sammie gets her first very pleasant orgasm. Then, for the next five minutes, she has a tickle reaction to the vibrator, squirming and twisting against the relentless sensations while she giggles and grins.
After Sammie's second climax, the vibrator gives her a different experience. Now it's torturous pleasure, as she alternates between grimaces and smiles, relaxed welcoming and helpless struggle, gentle moans and whines. This is hot pussy torture on a sensitive young woman. She whimpers, she pleads with her eyes, she wiggles. But she knows the torture won't stop yet.
After minutes of continued vibration, Sammie starts getting the "shocks" that come from overstimulation when her whole body convulses from time to time. This is a truly hot, erotic clip with the sexy Sammie Spades.
Twenty minutes of gentle forced orgasm and vibrator torture in high-quality 640x480 resolution.
The action is all with Sammie stretched out on the bed--first in her denim skirt, then topless in her bikini bottoms.
Her feet are tickled by the vibrator, plus some two-on-one on her feet and armpits at the same time, to really make her lose control. He moves up her body, running the tickly vibrator on her legs, tummy and ribs.
Next, we skip to Sammie topless in her bikini bottoms just in time for her first orgasm. You get to see her wiggle and writhe against the continued stimulation between her legs as her reaction changes from climactic pleasure, to over-sensitive, to ticklish. This is sensual, erotic tickling and forced orgasm play.
For over three sensual minutes, Sammie squirms and giggles as the vibrator tickles her sensitive pussy.
If you like busty blondes being pleasured, and tickled, and pleasure-tickled, this clip is for you.
7:36 long at 640x480 resolution.
The action is all with Sammie stretched out on the bed being worked over by two guys. Her armpits are very sensitive, and her legs and hips get big reactions. Sammie writhes and twists trying to make the tickling stop, but her torturers show her no mercy.
Her laughter quickly changes to more of a whining, crying sound as she is truly overwhelmed with the non-stop tickle torture.
The last two minutes of this clip is all topless tickle torture. Sammie's armpits, ribs, hips and legs get a continuous tickling, making her cry through her laughter. If you like busty blondes being over-tickled to the point of tears, this clip is for you.
Sammie Spades is a cute, ticklish girl getting worked over by two guys. Watch for the next clips featuring vibrator tickling (even on her feet!), bikini and topless tickling and forced orgasms!
5:00 long at 640x480 resolution.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Blacksburg Barn Laminate Reducer- 7.5 lft
Reducers provide a smooth transition between floors of different heights. Perfect for connecting wood flooring with vinyl/resilient flooring, or low pile carpet.
Planning your new remodeling project?Relax.At Lumber Liquidators you will find the best resource on the web for everything about hardwood floors.Call 1-800-HARDWOOD to speak to one of our flooring experts.
(based on 13 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 13 customers
Displaying reviews 1-10
Back to top
Previous | Next »
By Jean
from Hagerstown Md
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
Comments about Blacksburg Barn Laminate Reducer:
easy to install. really adds a finished look to job.
Service and delivery comments:
Picked up at store. excellent assistance selecting correct item.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
By Do it yoursel
from VA
About Me Avid Do-It-Yourselfer
Love the barnwood style
Great Product!
By Wash House
from West Bend, WI
Best feature of this laminate floor is that it came in three different individual lengths for each package. This allowed us to really customize the look of our flooring - no seams matched up and the pattern truely looked random. The floors are very easy to clean allowing us to maintain a healthier home for our growing family. This floor has already been put to the test with our first son. We couldn't be happier with the results!
I was very happy to be able to take samples home to view it against our current hardwood and vinyl flooring, against the wall colors, and furniture. We were able to bring it all home the day we selected it with the exception of the transition piece. The only con we experienced with service was the long wait on our transition piece. We were told two weeks; that turned into four, almost 5 weeks. If we wouldn't have called to check the status of our order, it would have been longer because somehow the order was never placed with the manufacturer after 3 weeks. Also, we were not notified when it came in. But all together we're very happy to be able to put the finishing touches on on our new flooring.
Well for me it work fine
By david
from climax NC.
I put dowm 740 sq. ft. found 3 bad pices so can't complane about that needed some to cut anyway
What an Improvement!!!
By Rowdygus
from Louisville, KY
Contractor was impressed with the quality of the product.
A Perfect Match- but Expensive
By Another Brick in the Wall
from Hurricane, WV 25526
The Blacksburg Barn Board laminate reducer is a perfect match to the laminate flooring of the same name. It is easy to use and a must for joining your new flooring to existing flooring of a different height. Be careful with your measurements, though- this piece is quite expensive.
Good product
By Lana
from MD
About Me Beginner
My floor looks great and it feels great to walk on it.
Blacksburg Barn Laminate Reducer
By manib
from inverness, fl
I would buy this product again and again
By BBQueen
from Nashville, TN
It was easy to see the pattern and installation of the flooring. Love the thickness and pad of the Blacksburg Barn.
Excellent flooring
By raynelson
from Rineyville, KY
Do you have questions about this product?
AnswerBox - Get answers from Staff Experts and real customers by clicking "Ask a question" or click here to ask our Customer Service Team
Know the answer? Answer this question
1 answer
Do you have a question about this product?


text:
You can send us his consultations, questions or doubts, directly from our website. Just leave us your phone number and we will call you immediately.Read More
Legal & Tax CALENDAR. There are varying responsive modes, principally: desktop, tablet and mobile.
Responsive is an invaluable feature in an online environment dominated by tablets and smartphones.Read More
Interesting LINKS.
A long list of interesting and useful links at your disposal ...Read More
Today the firm MSB – MORENILLA ABOGADOS is formed by a total of 12 persons, Lawyers, accountants and assistants, all of them multilingual.
Join now and claim william hill bonus - wbetting.co.uk


text:
SYTYCD Recap: Was This the Best Audition Show Ever?
Last year's champion Fik-shun, along with some other notable alumni, were on hand in the show's hometown.
Kyle Taylor
Wichita, KS
Style: Popping
Three-Word Review: Dope White Boy
Result: Choreography (Eventually dropped out during choreography)
Nigel invites Fik-shun, Cyrus, and Legacy up on stage to battle Kyle, and while the alums clearly dominated the battle, that was one of the most enjoyable segments in the auditions so far. While I've said that the solos don't excite me as much as the full performances, the one exception is the poppers and animators. I could watch those that do that well for hours on end.
Justine Lutz
Minneapolis, MN
Style: Contemporary
Three-Word Review: Weird, but fascinating
Result: Ticket to Callbacks
Maurizio Vera and Denise Mendonca
Style: Ballet
Three-Word Review: Ballet lovers, Whatevs?
Result: Tickets to Callbacks
Justin Bieber and his choreographer Nick DeMoura were back to introduce this week's Dance Crews. As a reminder, during the first four audition episodes we will meet two dance crews, then, depending on Twitter votes, one crew from each episode will earn an opportunity to perform on a live show. The crew with the most votes gets a spot on the finale.
In a very underwhelming reveal, we found out that the Syncopated Ladies won last week's battle and will appear on a live show this season.
Academy of Villains
Northern California
Style: Creepy Clown Hip-Hop
Style: Breakdancing on roller skates
Hailee Payne
Somewhere in Utah
Style: Jazz-Funk
Three-Word Review: Edgy, Feisty, Quirky
Result: Ticket to Callbacks
Sebastian Serra
Orlando, FL
Style: Ballet
Three-Word Review: Athletic Ballet Boy
Result: Ticket to Callbacks
Dani Platz
Moorpark, CA
Style: Contemporary
Three-Word Review: Elegant, Beautiful, Touching
Result: Choreography (Eventual Yes)
Marie Poppins
North Hollywood, CA
Style: Popping "with a little French smile in it"
Three-Word Review: Pretty Darn Fun
Result: Ticket to Callbacks
Did you think tonight's episode lived up to Nigel's hype? Are still ok with the presence of the Biebs? Which dance crew are you tweeting for? Let me know in the comments below, and on Twitter @BWWMatt.


text:
Opponents attempt to paint such activity as a kind of corporate welfare and an inappropriate way to spend money. The fact is that Ex-Im is not actually spending government money as much as it is using government loans to seed global trade projects. The other salient fact is that the Export-Import Bank is self-funding and actually returned $1 billion to the US Treasury last year.
The Ex-Im Bank works pretty simply. If a foreign buyer of American goods lacks the money needed to purchase from the US, the Ex-Im Bank will loan the money needed to make that purchase. The foreign buyer is on the hook to repay that loan or they face collection procedures and exclusion from the system. It is rare that an Ex-Im loan is not repaid. The US manufacturer uses this loan to help compete with the manufacturers in other parts of the world that may be getting a wide variety of government assistance. The US taxpayer is basically not at notable risk with this program.
Aside from politicians to the far right and left, opposition also comes from some of the bigger corporate players and in convoluted fashion. Delta, for example, doesn't like the Ex-Im Bank because foreign carriers can get loans to buy planes from Boeing and, thus, they can compete with Delta. It seems to escape the notice of Delta that foreign carriers will simply elect to buy Airbus jets instead and compete just fine. All that changes in such a situation is American jobs being lost to Airbus, not a domestic.
The US has a reputation for quality that attracts buyers, and they are willing to pay that higher price. That is good for the US company and the people who work for it. The loans are just that—loans. It is not a grant or a subsidy. It is a means by which buyers gain access to the US option and that buyer returns the loan value to the US.
The opposition to this program is exceedingly short-sighted and suggests a woeful ignorance as to how global trade is conducted. In the most direct of terms, the lack of this system will mean a loss of some of the highest paid jobs in manufacturing, the very jobs that most of these same politicians wail over
- Chris Kuehl, PhD, Armada Corporate Intelligence
Ex-Im Bank Director Sean Mulvaney made a case for continued bipartisan support of Ex-Im at FCIB's 24th Annual Global Conference. Excerpts from his prepared remarks were printing in the November/December issue of Business Credit. NACM members can login to view the digital version of that issue by clicking the following link:


text:
So I have the fun task of reinstalling Vista on an Acer Aspire laptop, but I'm having some issues with the reinstall.
Now I have a valid and legal product key on the base of the PC. The product key is for Vista Home Premium 32bit OEM.
I don't have a Vista disk (Acer laptops dont ship with them) so I located a Vista 32bit Home Premium disk and tried to use that. After all the licence is the product key, not the media. However during install it tells me my product key is not valid.
Funnily enough I've never had this problem before - mismatched disks with product keys. As far as I know if the product key is valid (and for the same version of windows as the disc) the install should work, surely?
Does anyone have any experience re-installing on Acer laptops or will I have to shell-out £2/hour + goodness knows what for the magic Acer special recovery disks to re-vamp my machine?


text:
Rochelle Cook is a transformative therapist with a fresh and innovative approach to healing.
Rochelle utilizes effective spiritual and traditional techniques of Hypnosis and Gestalt Therapy to ignite "Rapid Healing."
Known to her peers as a whisperer, her background and life experiences allow her to connect to a diverse population of all ages. Her philosophy is that all people are worthy and lovable, they just haven't fully embraced that yet. Rochelle's passion is helping people get to the good and find the love inside they deserve.


text:
Marijuana Plants Transported by Helicopter
Marijuana Grow
More Than 7,000 Marijuana Plants Eradicated in Montecito
Romero Canyon - July 12th, 2013
Santa Barbara County Sheriff's Deputies observing on Santa Barbara County Air Support Unit Copter 2 spotted an illegal marijuana growing operation in Romero Canyon located in National Forest land in the front-country above Montecito. Last Tuesday, Sheriff's Narcotics investigators along with U.S. Forest Service and California National Guard personnel conducted a marijuana eradication operation in the area. While there, they discovered another marijuana grove a few miles away, also on National Forest land, near a popular hiking trail. Early this morning, Narcotics Detectives, assisted by the other agencies involved, went back in to eradicate the second grove. In all, between both areas in Romero Canyon more than 7,000 marijuana plants were discovered including processed marijuana which was found at the second site.
When Deputies arrived early this morning, one suspect was observed and a second suspect was heard in the area. The suspects fled from authorities. The suspect who was observed did not have a weapon, but it is unknown whether the other suspect was armed. Copter 2 searched the area but was unable to locate the suspects. Sheriff's Narcotics Investigators are conducting an on-going criminal investigation relating to this illegal growing operation.
In addition to the marijuana, a significant amount of trash and irrigation drip line was removed in order to rehabilitate the environment in and around the illegal marijuana grove. The trash included food, rat poisoning, a car battery, propane tanks, clothing and an extensive amount of drip line. In all, 1300 pounds of material was transported out of the area by Copter 2. These illegal marijuana groves have a significant impact on the environment. The individuals responsible are not only cutting down the native vegetation but they are bringing in toxic chemicals that are harmful to the environment and wildlife.
The Sheriff's Office wants to remind the public to be on the lookout for suspicious activity and to be aware that marijuana cultivation is occurring on public lands which is illegal under any circumstance. If you see any suspicious activity or individuals associated with these illegal operations, you are asked to leave the area, avoid contact and alert authorities immediately. The suspects involved in marijuana growing operations are often times armed and potentially dangerous.
For all Media Inquiries Please Contact:
PIO Kelly Hoover
Business Hours: (805) 681-4100


text:
Blind Brook probably doesn't like sharing, at least when it comes to league championships.
After returning most of last year's undefeated league-championship squad, the Trojans (15-1) are in position to retain sole possession of their crown following Saturday's 25-10, 20-25, 25-11, 25-14 win over Fox Lane.
Lindsey Kim had a match-high 19 kills to go with 19 digs for the Trojans, who avenged an early-season loss to the Foxes.
Blind Brook, which is 5-1 in the league, must win both its matches against Horace Greeley (8-5 overall, 4-2 league) next week to remain sole league champion.
The Foxes (8-6 overall, 5-2 league) have one more match remaining with Harrison, which serves as an additional wrench in the league standings.
Blind Brook wins with a sweep of Horace Greeley or a split with Horace Greeley and a Fox Lane loss.
If the Trojans split with the Quakers and the Foxes win, Blind Brook and Fox Lane will be co-champions.
Horace Greeley will win with a sweep of Blind Brook and a Fox Lane loss.
If the Quakers split with the Trojans and Fox Lane wins, Horace Greeley and Fox Lane will be co-champs.
LOOK AHEAD: Don't forget, as per usual with Sundays, I'll be announcing my "Player of the Week," as well posting my new weekly team rankings. If you haven't already, check out the league champions post, which shows all of the clinched winners, as well as the scenarios for all remaining leagues up in the air. I'll try and add results from the John Jay tournament, North Rockland "Volley for the Cure", and Putnam Valley fundraisers tomorrow, as well.
My main focus (outside of POTW and rankings) will be trying to figure out mock seeds for the Section 1 tournament on Sunday, as well. Those will probably be up later in the day, since it requires quite a bit of math and research.
There will be plenty of fresh material coming your way over the next month. Between the days leading up to sections, all the way through Glens Falls, there will be no short supply of volleyball info on this blog. Keep checking, and spread the word!


text:
Data and Statistics
People who have the flu often feel some or all of these signs and
The single best way to prevent the flu is to get a flu vaccine each
Flu vaccination is recommended for everyone 6 months and older.
There are a variety of vaccines available for flu, so talk to your
health care profession about which ir right for you. After vaccination, it takes about two weeks for your body to develop
protection against the flu. Flu vaccines will not protect
against flu-like illnesses caused by non-influenza viruses.
In addition to vaccination, you can help prevent the spread of
influenza by washing your hands often, staying home when you are ill,
and avoiding touching your hands to your face.
Copyright 2006 North Dakota Department of Health


text:
Bodybuilders visualize lifting a weight before actually lifting it, just as businessmen visualize leading a meeting before actually riding in on a stallion. Appear majestic with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $49 for a two-month membership with included enrollment fee (a $167 value)
- $39 for a one-month membership with included enrollment fee and 10 30-minute Zumba classes (a $153 value)
- $20 for 10 30-minute Zumba classes (a $40 value)<p>
The regular 30-minute classes intersperse strength-training sessions with heart-pumping cardio work atop 13 platforms for stationary aerobics. During Curves' 30-minute Zumba classes, ladies eschew the regular class's aerobic work for Zumba's high-energy, Latin-inspired dance moves. A CurvesSmart card stores individual fitness specs and plugs into each strength machine, turning it into a virtual personal trainer. A green light indicates when exercisers have hit their target intensity level—a measurement that grows more challenging as their brawn increases. At the end of their workout, patrons receive a detailed report on strength gained and calories burned.
As they enter the training circle at Curves, female guests come face-to-face with the smiles of other women. And just as points on a circle share a common distance from the circle's center, workout participants share the experiences of those nearby, trading stations throughout the 30-minute training session. One minute is spent on a piece of strength-training equipment built for feminine frames and designed to work two opposing muscle groups with a single movement. Exercisers then move on to a recovery station, where they run, jog, or dance to maintain heart rates and keep platforms in place during momentary losses of gravity.


text:
France to help develop Russia's Caucasus ski project
France's state development bank has signed a deal to help Russia develop the restive North Caucasus region into a ski haven, a French official said Saturday.
Russia plans to create five resorts in the Caucasus mountain ridge along its southern border. The area is plagued by daily killings and Islamist insurgency.
The $15 billion Russian plan got a boost with France's state development bank Caisse des Depots signing a framework agreement with North Caucasus Resorts, the company developing the project.
"The objective is to open up this zone," said CDC's international affairs director Laurent Vigier on Saturday. "It's a response to the security problem. The best security guarantee is economic development."
A joint venture is expected in 2012 after the sides agree on precise details about legal framework and financing, he said.
The Kremlin's envoy to the region Alexander Khloponin said the security issue is "consistently difficult" but said that the government "can now guarantee the security of those investments that will come to the Caucasus."
In February militants in Kabardino-Balkaria region targeted a minibus with skiers from Moscow, killing three. The following day, a ski lift on nearby Elbrus resort was damaged in a blast.
The project was recently slammed by environmentalists as destructive because the original master plan of the resorts showed their encroachment on several strictly protected areas and a UNESCO World Heritage site.


text:
Sunday - 8am & 10am Wednesday - 6pmView Our Worship Schedule
This Sunday
The gospel reading for this coming Sunday includes six very brief parables about what Matthew calls "the kingdom of heaven." At worship, choose which picture of the mercy of God is most appealing to you, and at the Lord's Supper, take this treasure into yourself.Readings: (click readings to view)
1 Kings 3:5-12
Romans 8: 26-39
Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52
Psalm 119:129-136
Sign up for a Newsletter
Trinity Television/Web Broadcasts
Trinity Lutheran Church is proud to have a Television Outreach Ministry, dedicated to making worship services available on television and the web for those interested people who may not be able to attend services at the church. Many members of Trinity and others have responded with thanks that through this exciting ministry they once again have church service in their lives on a regular basis.
The television broadcasts are available in Worcester and over 50 surrounding communities, either shown same day or on a one week delay. The webcasts have been viewed in over a dozen countries and all around the United States by people who used to live in Worcester and attend Trinity and/or by interested parties who enjoy Trinity's style of Lutheran worship.
Whether you are local or across the globe, you are welcome at Trinity Lutheran Church!
To view the Trinity Sunday liturgies on the Web click the video link to the right or
go to www.vimeo.com/trinityworcester.
Television Broadcasts
TV- Same Day Broadcasts:
Shrewsbury– Channel 28, Sunday 8 p.m., Monday 12:30 a.m.
TV- Delayed Broadcasts:
Worcester– Charter TV-3, Sunday 4 p.m.; Channel 13, Sunday 11 a.m.;
Auburn– Tuesday 11 p.m., Thursday 10 p.m., Sunday Noon & 11:30 p.m.;
Holden– Sunday 8:30 a.m. & 6 p.m., Thursday 7 p.m.;
Hudson– Sunday 11 a.m. & 5:30 p.m., Wednesday 3 p.m.;
Leicester– Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday 8 a.m., Sunday 10 a.m.;
Oxford– Sunday 1:15 a.m. & 9:15 a.m.;
Spencer– Saturday & Sunday 8:30 a.m.;
Sterling/Lancaster– Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m.;
Sutton– Tuesday, Thursday & Sunday 9 a.m.


text:
DORCHESTER Reserves are under new management this season, but, as ever, the goal for the two men in charge remains the same.
Joint bosses Neil Mackie, the club's former Under-18s' manager, and Jay Keating have taken over from Dave Kiteley, who vacated the role after nearly leading the reserves to the Wyvern Premier League title last term.
Some silverware for Mackie, pictured, and Keating in their first campaign at the helm would be nice, however, preparing their players for first-team football is the top priority.
A number of players made the step up under Kiteley and, with a relatively small first-team squad this season, the reserves will be just as important as they have been in the past.
"We've had quite a few changes from last season, to the management and playing squad," said Mackie, previously the boss of the club's Under-18s.
"A number of lads have come in from the Bournemouth area where Jay has got a lot of contacts, and we are trying to get the age of the squad up a bit. I felt the reserves relied on the Under-18s a bit too heavily last season, and while it was good experience for the younger guys, it wasn't great for the first team.
"We want to try and increase the age and maturity levels of the reserves so we can support the first team more."
On his relationship with Keating, he added: "We've known each other for the last eight months and are both learning different things from one another.
"I've been able to bring my experience with the club and the players to this job and Jay has got a lot of good contacts in the Bournemouth area, as well as experience of lower league football. I think the two of us complement each other well.
"Our primary objective is producing players and getting them to push on.
"We've got some real quality in the squad and we'll give it a good go."
Mackie has got high hopes for several of his players including the likes of Luke Woodland and Chris Williams, who has already caught the eye of Magpies' chief Phil Simkin.
The reserves get their campaign underway at home to AFC Totton on August 27.


text:
Today, Genki Rockets blast off worldwide, Am2 continues to serve up more reasons to check them out, and L'Arc~en~Ciel proves their amazing popularity.
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
Name *
Email *
generasia was founded in 2011 to help bridge the gap between Asian pop culture and the rest of the world. For more information on what it means to be a generasian, click the link below.


text:
Da'Sean Butler was joined on the Region V first team by Luke Harangody of Notre Dame, Wesley Johnson of Syracuse, Georgetown's Greg Monroe and Scottie Reynolds Villanova.
Butler topped the 2,000 point mark for his career in WVU's 60-58 Big East championship win over Georgetown, and is averaging a career-best 17.4 points per game this year. He also averages 6.3 rebounds and 3.3 assists per outing. He has hit 77.3% of his free throws while playing 36 minutes per contest.
The NABC selects a first team and second team for each of its 24 districts, recognizing the nation's best men's collegiate basketball student-athletes. Selected and voted on by member coaches of the NABC, these players are eligible for the State Farm Division I All-America teams, to be announced on Saturday, April 3, at 11 a.m. (EDT) at Bracket Town in the Indianapolis Convention Center in Indianapolis, Ind., during the NABC Convention and NCAA Final Four.


text:
KATO N Scale Cupola Caboose Unlettered 186-0300 1860300 New
- Sold for: Start Free Trial or Sign In to see what it's worth.
- Item Category: Toys, Dolls, Games & Puzzles
- Source: eBay
- Sold Date: Mar 28, 2013
- Channel: Auction House
KATO N Scale
Cupola Caboose
Item #
Car # Unlettered
This is BRAND NEW .
Email me if you have any questions.
If you Win more than one item,
I can ship them together and save
you on the shipping.
I'm listing N Scale train and
Lionel Trains all starting
at $0.95 auctions.


text:
WeirdStuff Inc.
- January 3, 2012
( 9)
WeirdStuff.com online provides new, used, excess, refurbished, surplus computer hardware and software. We also provide services for asset management and recovery through the buying and selling of new and/or used excess inventories and equipment. This application allows you to browse our inventory from Weirdstuff.com, and allow enables you to view our store live from our WeirdCam!
Great help! This really makes my tech search a breeze. Gimme more!
Love it! Great store. I love the weird cam.
Weirdstuff rules! I love going to weirdstuff. This app brings me there. Very cool.
Awesome I love viewing the store from this app!!
dasquirrelhunter Great people and great stuff.


text:
The Voices of the 99 Percent Should Not Be Silenced
Working America members, the heart of the 99 percent, are deeply disturbed by the recent actions to silence the Occupy Wall Street protesters in Zuccotti Park and elsewhere around the country. These protestors, who have awakened the 99 percent movement, have a right to peaceably assemble, and have already inspired peaceful growth of this movement across the country. We believe that they are fighting for the same common sense values that are held by our 3 million Working America members across the country and they should not be silenced. Their voice is vital to the national dialogue, and they deserve to be heard.
Working America joins millions across the country to continue to stand in solidarity with the Occupiers in Wall Street, K Street, Oakland, Portland and elsewhere. We've collected thousands of letters of support from working class people across the country, who continue to encourage the Occupy protestors to stand up for the values of economic fairness and corporate accountability. We'll be delivering these letters of support, and we demand that local law enforcement authorities in New York City and across the country allow these demonstrations to continue uninterrupted.
Tags: Corporate Accountability, OWS


text:
|Meter Mail
The VU meter mail system allows for the quick dispatch of outgoing mail
without the purchase of stamps for each item. Mail is sent through one of
the university's postage meters, which prints the needed postage (see sample
meter impression at right).
Note that meter mail complies with USPS package security guidelines, since the meter slip can be traced back to the meter that produced it.
Single pieces and very small groups of item may be brought to the window service for processing. For this purpose, use the Station 17 meter slip, MC 4000, as shown below.
Complete the meter mail service form as shown below and bundle it with your meter mail, which will be picked up by the 100 Oaks carrier. The meter mail form may be ordered from University Printing here, under MC 4000, in packs of 50.
In order for the charge to be processed correctly
and your mail to be sent without delay, there are three critical points that should be
kept in mind when using this form: (The budget/signature area is emphasized in
In order for the charge to be processed correctly and your mail to be sent without delay, there are three critical points that should be kept in mind when using this form:
(The budget/signature area is emphasized inred above.)
Because all of these points affect proper charging through the Vanderbilt accounting system, meter mail bearing a slip that is not correct in any of these respects may be returned unprocessed.
After your meter order is processed, you will receive an archive copy of your slip back by campus mail showing the charges made. Proper completion of your departmental contact information (marked in green on the small illustration above) is essential for this.
Please note regarding copies of these documents:
There is no copy of the meter slip for the OHO Mailroom to file. If you need a copy later for pullsheet reconciliation or other purposes, you will need to obtain one from the Department of Finance Archives. Contact them at 2-2381. From your pullsheet, provide the journal entry id, the month of the journal entry, and the meter slip number.
|Notes on Proper Parcel Preparation
This has become a very common concern over the past few years. There are a number of USPS security rules that now exist regarding proper package mailing. Our window staff will be happy to help you with these as needed.
As a general guideline, keep in mind that there are two types of parcels that MUST be taken in by a window clerk. Our carriers cannot bring them from the routes. These are:
1. Packages weighing over 13 oz.;
2. ALL international packages.
A common problem is that parcels to be metered are received with shiny materials, either tape or plastic wrap, covering the upper right corner of the top, where by postal regulations we must put our meter mail impression. This prints out of our postage meter on gummed paper, which is moistened and placed on the item.
Unfortunately, the gummed paper sticks poorly to slick surfaces, and experience has shown that it can come off when the parcel is subsequently handled in the USPS mailstream. In such a case, it is commonly returned to the sender as postage-due mail.
Careful attention to proper wrapping helps ensure that your parcel will be delivered promptly and accurately.


text:
More words related to assert
verb. make declaration
- add
- affirm
- allege
- announce
- answer
- assert
- break silence
- claim
- come out with
- communicate
- conjecture
- convey
verb. passively exhibit something
verb. talk
verb. make one's position known
verb. declare under oath
verb. vouch for; give testimony
verb. say, reveal
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.Cite This Source


text:
You know it's an election year when a major party "revisits" its commitment to protecting journalists and their sources.
Federal Attorney-General
Dreyfus lamented the fact that recent court proceedings "have highlighted the inadequacy of protections for journalists in some jurisdictions". He didn't specifically name Fairfax shareholder
While the Commonwealth, NSW, Victoria, Western Australia and the ACT offer protection to varying degrees, Queensland, South Australia and the Northern Territory have been slow to come to the party.
We were told the "crucial" reform will be high on the agenda for the next Standing Council on Law and Justice meeting. The council replaced the much maligned Standing Committee of Attorneys-General, a place where law reform went to, if not exactly die, then lie about in a stupor with a bad case of ringworm.
Absent from this announcement was any reference to when the standing council was next meeting.
And the reason? It's scheduled for October, safely after the September 14 federal election.
It looks like the Coalition's bean counters have intervened just in time to make sure Liberal Senators didn't go too far in matching shadow attorney-general
Brandis has been on the front foot, critcising former attorney-general
In late May he said: "The lion's share of this extra funding is effectively a form of taxation."
He was echoing a widespread complaint in the profession that only $38 million of the $102 million raised over four years was going back to the courts. Brandis also made the point that "every time there is a fee change there is a fee increase, which makes it more difficult for litigants to have access to the court, doesn't it?"
You'd be forgiven for thinking the Coalition was so concerned about the fee increases that it was going to act to have them immediately reduced. Not so. On Monday, when the Senate committee released its report on filing fees, Liberal Senators shoved their "concerns" up the back. When it came to the important recommendations, they supported the Labor line that more "research" was needed and that "reducing the revenue available to the courts from court fee increases is inappropriate at the present time".
Could it be the Coalition was more concerned with the budget position it will likely inherit after the election than the objectionable nature of this so-called Labor "tax"?
Greens Senator
Brandis told Hearsay he "cannot understand how I can be said to have backflipped in relation to an inquiry in which I did not participate and a report into which I had no input.
"In any event, the Liberal Senators' report is entirely consistent with the views I have expressed on the nature of the fee increases as a disguised tax."
Junior lawyers recently informed of their firms' pay-freeze policy were praying for rain last night as their bosses slept rough as part of St Vinnie's CEO Sleepout on Thursday.
Clayton Utz had ten partners braving the cold around the nation, including partner in charge of the Sydney office,
Colin Biggers & Paisley head
The NSW Bar was represented by silk
Also there were HopgoodGanim's
The Australian Financial Review


text:
MACBETH may be a curse for some, but for Hedingham Castle it has brought actor Sean Bean and the possibility of yet another film crew.
The 12th century Norman castle with a stone keep has already provided the backdrop for the Enemy of Man trailer, which is a Macbeth adaptation starring Bean as the main character and Harry Potter star Rupert Grint as a knight.
The film is still in production, but it is hoped crews could return to the castle to film other parts of the motion picture.
Another production company, which is also making an adaptation of Macbeth, is in talks to use the castle for a number of days too.
Over the years, the castle has played host to many other casts including those of the Only Way Is Essex and, more recently, by the cast of Made in Chelsea for its Christmas special.
Many BBC documentaries have also been filmed there and Jamie Oliver filmed an episode of his Jamie and Jimmy's Food Fight Club series in the grounds.
Castle general manager Simon Orr said: "Having film crews here is not unusual for us. We get an average of one query every week, but not all of them happen as sometimes we can't accommodate them when we are at our busiest.
"If we have got a wedding on we can't really have film crews.
"Macbeth was a really long day, they were here from about 6am until 9pm.
"I think they are still raising funds for production and we are hoping theymight do some more shooting here, but I think most of it will be shot in Bulgaria."
Although HedinghamCastle is run as a business the profits are ploughed back into the upkeep of the castle and its grounds.
Mr Orr added: "The main part of the business is weddings and anything additional to that, like film work or television, is a bonus.
"In that sense nothing hurts if there are pictures of the castle looking nice going out."


text:
From Issuepedia
the exact text of a newspaper or magazine headline
- type: string
Pages using the property "Headline"
Showing 12 pages using this property.
|2011-05-13 Court denies right to resist illegal cop entry into home +
|Court: No right to resist illegal cop entry into home +
|Links/2011/07/13/1115 +
|Murdoch: the network defeats the hierarchy +
|Links/2011/07/13/1208 +
|EGYPT: Activists back in Tahrir Square to salvage revolution +
|Links/2011/07/13/1215 +
|AntiSec: Anonymous hackers show Orlando Police taking food from hungry children +
|Links/2011/07/13/1252 +
|Nicholas Leonard: Phone hacking scandal could spell disaster for press freedom +
|Links/2011/07/13/1338 +
|Effort in Senate to Close Offshore Tax Havens +
|Links/2011/07/13/1353 +
|Bad law, good lawsuit +
|Links/2011/07/14/1629 +
|Barack Obama storms out of meeting +
|Links/2011/07/14/1712 +
|Social Media: a double-edged sword in Syria +
|Links/2011/07/14/1743 +
|Pushing for faster Internet connection with fiber +
|Links/2011/07/14/1801 +
|Overthrowing Apple: The Web Leads To Freedom +
|Links/2011/07/14/1810 +
|Rep. Ron Paul Slams Debt Ceiling with Grassroots Campaign +


text:
404 - Page not found!
Unfortunately, the requested page could not be found.
You may be using an old link in your bookmarks or your favorites list. We try to update older references with links to the new pages of our website to resolve these issues. We are sorry if this takes a little bit longer sometimes.
Here are a few suggestions where you can re-enter on our website:


text:
A 50-year-old Clementsvale man suffered serious head injuries when his motorcycle struck a car that crossed in front of him as it turned off Highway 1 Tuesday evening in Cornwallis.
Annapolis RCMP said the crash happened at about 9 p.m. at the foot of Burns Hill Road where it meets Highway 1. Cpl. Dale Guy said the westbound car was on Highway 1 and was stopped to make a left-hand turn onto Burns Hill Road. The driver of the car waited for an eastbound vehicle to go by but didn't see the second eastbound vehicle, the motorcycle, made the turn and caused the collision.
Cpl. Guy said the motorcycle hit the right, front fender of the car propelling the bike rider into the car's windshield and then onto the road. He said Bear River firefighters, EHS, and department of transportation were also on the scene. He said a LifeFlight helicopter was requested.
Police said the driver of the car was also from Annapolis County. He said the occupants of that vehicle were shaken but not injured.
A traffic analyst was called to the scene and the road was closed for more than an hour.
Cpl. Guy said the investigation continues.


text:
VPN Integration Done27 July 2005 · Filed in Information
That was easier than I expected. I managed to get my hardware firewall to authenticate VPN connections against Active Directory via RADIUS (using Internet Authentication Service, or IAS) without a great deal of effort. In fact, it was almost easy. If I ever get caught up on documentation, I'll post some details on how to do it on the Mercurion Systems web site.Tags: Cisco · Interoperability · Microsoft · Networking Previous Post: Next Integration Task(s) Next Post: Cisco IOS = Windows XP?


text:
SHE caught the eye of both Leonardo DiCaprio and Harry Styles - but there's a reason Cara Delevigne didn't end up with either of them.
She's into chicks - Michelle Rodriguez specifically.
Rodriguez has told The Mirror that she and Delevigne are dating, finally confirming rumours of their blossoming relationship.
"It's going really well. She's so cool," Rodriguez told the UK newspaper of their fledgling romance.
"When we started hanging out I just thought she was awesome, and we have the best time together. She's hard though. You wouldn't want to mess with her in a fight."
The couple first sparked rumours they were dating when they were spotted canoodling and making out at a New York basketball game at the beginning of the year.
They've since been spotted numerous times together in London, New York and California.
Rodriguez, 35, is fourteen years older than the British model, 21, but the pair reportedly have the blessing of their families and will attend Delevigne's sister's hens night next month.
A source added to The Mirror: "It's still really fresh and exciting for both of them. They're really happy and loved-up, and spending as much time together as possible.
"They're also forever texting and messaging one another.
"Michelle has been invited to Poppy's hen do in Los Angeles which is a big deal, and shows just how cool and accepting all Cara's friends and family are. No one has batted an eyelid."


text: › Academics » Music » Meet Our Faculty » Gail Graham Schoonmaker Home Prospective Students Majors and Degrees Auditions Request more information Visit Us Scholarships and Aid Alumni Success Graduate Schools Student Profiles Our Ensembles Program Overview Majors and Degrees Auditions Course Descriptions Ensembles Master Classes Study Away Meet Our Faculty Concerts and Events Music Event Calendar Featured Events - Sound Quality & More Purchase Tickets via Eventbrite Music by the Lake Pre-College & Adult Programs Music by the Lake Piano for Young People Fall Choral Festival Facilities Daniel Recital Hall Nan Trammell Herring Music Pavilion McAlister Auditorium Daniel Chapel Lakeside Amphitheater Multimedia Current Students SAI Reception Request Musician Health and Safety Marching Band Application Choral Application Concert Band Application Orchestra Strings Application Jazz Application Contact Music Plan a Visit ›Apply Now ›Give to Furman › Back to Faculty Profiles Lecturer in Music, Voice 864.294.2268 McAlister Auditorium, Room 207 email@example.com Biography Courses Philosophy Honors Faculty Short BiographyGail Schoonmaker is an exceptional vocalist and instructor at Furman. A native of Charlotte, Schoonmaker studied under Frances Shafter before embarking on a singing career in Chicago. She sang professionally with the Chicago Symphony Chorus and the Richard Boldrey Singers. Schoonmaker attended the Tito Gobbi Opera Workshop at Villa Schifanoia in Florence, Italy. Her solo performances include appearances with the Greenville Chorale, Music in the Mountains, Masterworks Choir, Brevard (N.C.) Music Center, South Carolina Baptist Convention, Charleston Southern University and the AMA Convention in Chicago. An active member of National Association of Teachers of Singing (NATS) since 1978, Schoonmaker judged student auditions for the NATS South Carolina district and mid-Atlantic region. She also served as adjudicator for the Solo and Ensemble Festival of the South Carolina Music Teachers Association. Schoonmaker presented a paper, "Music and Ethics," for SAI Province Day. In addition, she was the chorus mistress for the Greenville Opera's production of Verdi's "La Traviata." She serves as music coordinator for Furman Chapel services. Schoonmaker has helped a number of her students succeed in their careers. Her former students include Josh Copeland (first-prize winner of 2008 American Bach Young Artist Competition), Amelia Davis (soprano artist-in-residence for 2010-11 season of the Shreveport (La.) Opera), Erika Powell (district winner of Metropolitan Opera Council Auditions, overall talent winner for the 2006 Miss America Pageant), Garrison Carpenter (participant in Bel Canto Institute in Florence, Italy), and Jazmin Black (2009 Young Artist for the Lyrique-en-Mer Festival in Belle Isle, France.) Faculty Courses Taught Name Title Description Faculty Tab 3 descriptionI believe in a positive approach to teaching and in showing respect to each student. I respect students by constantly encouraging them and reinforcing the need for discipline, daily work, and perseverance. While I value and teach the importance of acquiring healthy vocal technique, ultimately I want each student to arrive at the point where he is connecting his voice to his heart. When we share our hearts through our voices, we enrich our own lives as well as the lives of others. In that way, we serve the art of music. Faculty Tab4 description Who's Who among colleges and universities Outstanding Young Women of America Who's Who among America's Teachers Who's Who in America Education Faculty Education M.M. Northwestern University B.M. Furman University Faculty TrainingTraining Under Elizabeth Fischer and Norman Gulbrandsen Northwestern University Jerry Langenkamp and Bingham Vick Furman University Faculty Optional Main Content Column 1


text:
Coal junior
The appointment comes after the sudden resignation of former managing director Mitch Jakeman and fellow board member Rick Gazzard in August.
The pair resigned because of a personality clash with the other members of the Carabella board.
According to a statement released to the Australian Securities Exchange on Monday, Mr Quin served 14 years with
Carabella's interim executive chairman, Andrew Amer, will step down from the executive management team and resume his role as independent non-executive chairman.
Acting chief operating officer, David Begley will resume his role as an executive manager and report directly to Mr Quin, effective immediately.
Carabella is also seeking to appoint another non-executive director in order to strengthen its coal expertise at board level. The company anticipates providing a progress update on this in due course.
The Australian Financial Review


text:
Saving Your Files
IMPORTANT: When working in the virtual lab environment, all your work must be saved to a LOCAL device – such as your computer's hard drive or a USB device, to the My Documents Folder which is redirected to your UA Zipsace, or to your Google Drive. Faculty & Staff also have the ability to save to their H Drive. You will have the option to save files elsewhere in the virtual environment. However, if you save to the virtual environment outside of the locations mentioned above, once you close your session the file(s) will be unrecoverable.
Saving Files to a Local Device
Save to one of the drives identified with the drive letter followed by the word Client or Local Drive. For example, C: (\\Client)(V:) will be the C drive of the computer. These drives will be located at the bottom of the list. When you click on any Local Device Drives you will be prompted with the following Security Warning. It is necessary to allow Read/Write access in order to save files to a local drive.
Saving Files to UA ZipSpace
To save files to your UA ZipSpace Storage save the files to the "My Documents" Folder on the Virtual Machine. This has been configured to redirect to your ZipSpace. This is the same process that takes place in many physical labs on campus. For more information regarding ZipSpace please visit http://support.uakron.edu/wiki/index.php/Zipspace
Saving Files to Google Drive
To save files to your UA Google Drive "Cloud" Storage, start by saving the document to the local Virtual Machine then open Internet Explorer and log on to http://mail.zips.uakron.edu/ with your UANetID and password.
Click on the Drive Link at the top of the webpage.
Upload files from your computer by clicking on the Upload icon (located to the right of the "Create" button). This will upload file(s) and/or folder(s) to Google's servers and will enable you to share them with anyone you choose. Alternatively, you can choose to keep some or all files private; to use this option, you don't need to do anything other than create the document, since sharing is something you must activate for each file.


text:
Toshiba Chromebook 13.3 hands-on
With Chromebooks gobbling up more and more of the market, it isn't any wonder we are seeing more and more companies joining the party. The latest, and the first from Toshiba is a 13.3-inch Chromebook with Haswell. This particular model won't be available until sometime in mid-February, however Toshiba has priced it, offered a complete set of specs and has it on display here at CES.


text:
Sunday, Nov. 25, 2012 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
Location: Hidden Valley Nature Center, 131 Egypt Rd , Jefferson, Maine
For more information: Gary Hayward; (207) 586-6752; firstname.lastname@example.com
JEFFERSON, Maine — Maine Master Naturalist Jason Chandler will lead an exploration of the landscape of Hidden Valley Nature Center with an eye to the past. He will ask: What does a large basal scar on a 100-year-old oak tree tell us? What evidence of fire might we uncover? When and how was this property logged?
Admission is by suggested donation of $5. For information, contact Gary Hayward at 207-586-6752 or email@example.com