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|[d]etermination of the economic feasibility of developing a system on the basis of a comparison of the projected costs of a proposed system and the expected benefits from its operation.[2]


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Having to appoint arbitrators from a fixed panel was a daft idea – we must ensure the system stays flexible
Certain things are just not good ideas: combovers, socks with sandals or anything tie-dyed. I had a similar reaction when it was suggested that, contrary to the longstanding tradition of party-nominated arbitrators in commercial arbitration, the Arbitral Institutions should appoint all three members of the tribunal from a fi xed panel.
Initially, I thought the idea was being fl oated just to be provocative – a little controversy to keep everyone on their toes. But the idea picked up steam and was discussed at international arbitration conferences. I felt like the boy seeing the Emperor's new clothes – couldn't everyone see he was in his birthday suit? And yet I heard people I know and respect defending the idea.
It seemed that most of these people presupposed they would be on the elite list. Would they feel the same if their names were not among the chosen? Yes, apparently.
They told me they would be fi ne with the idea, even knowing they would never be on the list. I did not actually observe their noses growing as they said this, but suspected there was a degree of false modesty involved and that they, in fact, assumed they would be included. Or perhaps, like Groucho Marx, they would not want to belong to a club that would have them as a member.
Fortunately, the 2012 International Arbitration Survey on Current and Preferred Practices in the Arbitral Process, published by White & Case and Queen Mary University of London, revealed that most arbitration users do not think this idea is any good either. It revealed that 76 per cent of users prefer the selection of the two co-arbitrators in a three-member tribunal by each party unilaterally. The emperor had put his clothes back on.
So why was I so averse to the proposal? It was not just that I feared for diversity, although that was a concern. One of the most powerful choices a party can make in an international arbitration is their choice of arbitrator. Tant vaut l'arbitre, tant vaut l'arbitrage. Why would anyone want to relinquish that choice?
I am not suggesting the arbitrators would not be capable or that institutions would not compile lists of worthy names, but if you asked fi ve people in the arbitration world who their top 10 would be you would get five very different lists (admittedly with some overlap).
Sitting on the institutional side for many years I have had mixed feedback on arbitrators. Despite some positive feedback, there have also been comments such as "X was unprepared", "Y was too soft/tough regarding disclosure" and "Z appeared bored".
I also commonly hear that "soand- so is a 'name'". What does that mean? Topshop is a name, but it doesn't mean I want to shop there.
Who decides who is good and worthy of being on such a list?
We have had some staggering losses in the international arbitration community in the past year.
True giants in the fi eld have left us.
We honour their memory by continuing to ensure the international arbitration process remains vital, flexible, and adaptable.
Exclusion and complacency have no place in this realm. Let's hear it for the parties and their process.
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Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty With a Microkeratome: A Method for Managing Complications After Refractive Surgery
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1 Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty With a Microkeratome: A Method for Managing Complications After Refractive Surgery Farhad Hafezi, MD; Michael Mrochen, PhD; Franz Fankhauser II, MD; Theo Seiler, MD, PhD ABSTRACT PURPOSE: To demonstrate a technique of anterior lamellar keratoplasty with standardized and automated preparation of surface-parallel cuts in both donor and recipient appropriate for addressing several problems after laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) and photorefractive keratectomy (PRK). METHODS: We report a noncomparative series of ten eyes with complications after LASIK and PRK. Lamellar cuts were performed in donor and recipient eyes by means of an automated microkeratome. Lamellar grafts were fixed by only four single sutures. In two eyes, a re-lift LASIK was performed after 6 months. RESULTS: Surgery was uneventful and visual acuity was improved in all eyes. Residual irregular astigmatism and refractive error were corrected in two eyes by means of excimer laser computerassisted ablation and resulted in a further improvement of uncorrected and best spectaclecorrected visual acuity. CONCLUSIONS: Anterior lamellar keratoplasty with a microkeratome can be used for the management of certain complications of PRK and LASIK. [J Refract Surg 2003;19:52-57] To date, keratoplasty following refractive surgery is a rare procedure when compared to the number of corneas transplanted after cataract surgery because of postoperative corneal decompensation. However, over the past few years the frequency of refractive surgery has increased From the Department of Ophthalmology, University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland and the Department of Ophthalmology, University Hospital Dresden, Germany. Dr. Seiler is a scientific consultant for Schwind, Kleinostheim, Germany. Correspondence: Theo Seiler, MD, PhD, Institut for Refractive und Oculoplastic Surgery, Zollikerstrasse 164 CH Zürich, Switzerland. Tel: ; Fax: ; Received: September 10, 2001 Accepted: July 15, 2002 dramatically, exceeding that of cataract surgery in the USA by a factor of 2 in Thus, refractive surgery will inevitably encounter a significant increase of postoperative complications in the near future. These complications are located in the anterior cornea and include severe scarring after photorefractive keratectomy (PRK), cutting errors, and recurrent epithelial ingrowth after laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK). 1,2 Recently, a new technique for the management of such complications was presented: therapeutic lamellar keratoplasty with an automated microkeratome 3, which combines the known technique of superficial lamellar keratoplasty with the automated preparation of the donor lamella and the recipient wound bed using microkeratomes originally developed for LASIK. We present the results of automated anterior lamellar keratoplasty in a series of 10 eyes of 10 patients who had superficial complications after refractive laser surgery of the cornea. PATIENTS AND METHODS Patients Ten eyes of 10 consecutive patients, referred to our department because of complications after refractive surgery, underwent anterior lamellar keratoplasty with a microkeratome from January 1999 to July Four eyes had an irregular corneal surface due to cutting errors and epithelial ingrowth after LASIK for correction of myopic astigmatism (Fig 1), four eyes showed apical scars after hyperopic PRK, and two eyes displayed severe scarring (haze grade 4) more than 1 year after PRK for myopia. Patient age ranged from 28 to 51 years with an average of 34 ± 12 years. Due to the multifocality and the turbidity of the corneas, only a gross refraction was possible (Table). To illustrate 52 Journal of Refractive Surgery Volume 19 January/February 2003
2 A B C Figure 1. Treatment of a cutting error and epithelial ingrowth after LASIK for correction of myopic astigmatism. A) The cornea, 3 weeks after LASIK, has an irregular edge of the flap and severe epithelial ingrowth. B) One week after anterior lamellar keratoplasty with a microkeratome, sutures were removed on day 5. C) Corneal topography 1 month after automated lamellar keratoplasty. Visual acuity was 20/30, 0.4 p with a refraction of x 60. Table Visual Acuity After Automated Anterior Lamellar Keratoplasty With a Microkeratome Eye No. Reason for Grafting Preoperative Postoperative UCVA* BSCVA UCVA BSCVA Manifest Refraction (D) 1 Complicated LASIK 20/200 20/200 20/80 20/ Complicated LASIK CF CF 20/40 20/ x 70 3 Complicated LASIK 20/200 20/100 20/80 20/ x Complicated LASIK 10/400 20/400 20/60 20/ x 35 5 Severe scar after PRK 20/400 20/200 20/100 20/ Severe scar after PRK CF 20/100 20/80 20/ x 40 7 Apical scar after hyperopic PRK 20/200 20/200 20/200 20/ Apical scar after hyperopic PRK CF 20/400 20/60 20/ x 90 9 Apical scar after hyperopic PRK 20/200 20/100 20/40 20/ Apical scar after hyperopic PRK 20/200 20/200 20/80 20/ x 180 *Uncorrected visual acuity Best spectacle-corrected visual acuity Count fingers Journal of Refractive Surgery Volume 19 January/February
3 A B C Figure 2. Treatment of cornea after hyperopic Ho:YAG laser thermal keratoplasty and hyperopic PRK. A) The apical scar occurred 2 months after hyperopic PRK and two attempts to remove the scar by phototherapeutic keratectomy and manual scraping failed. B) Preoperative corneal topography. C) One month after anterior lamellar keratoplasty with a microkeratome, visual acuity was 20/50 with a refraction of D sphere. preoperative multifocality, a videokeratograph is shown in Figure 2. Informed consent was obtained after a thorough explanation of the benefits and risks of the operation. Institutional review board approval was not required for this study. Examination Preoperatively and at months 1, 3, and 6 after surgery, patients received a standard ophthalmic examination including uncorrected (UCVA) and best spectacle-corrected visual acuity (BSCVA), slit-lamp microscopy, indirect fundus examination (with subsequent direct ophthalmoscopy using the Goldmann contact lens in the presence of apparent retinal lesions), applanation tonometry, and corneal topography (C-scan, Technomed, Baesweiler, Germany). Central and peripheral corneal thickness (SP-2000, Tomey, Nagoya, Japan) was measured before surgery. Surgery The basic idea of anterior lamellar keratoplasty with a microkeratome is to create a free disc in the donor and recipient eye using the identical automated microkeratome. The donor graft is then placed on the host wound bed and fixed with four temporary and one permanent superficial suture in a way that allows lifting of the graft and additional laser ablation in the bed, to correct residual refractive error and irregular astigmatism, if needed. Preparation of Graft The graft was prepared out of the whole eye with controlled intraocular pressure (IOP). The eye was pressurized using a canula inserted through the optic nerve connecting the vitreous cavity with a water reservoir to achieve an IOP of 60 mmhg. Recipient and donor corneas were marked with an asymmetric 5-ray radial marker. Only eyes with intact epithelium were used for transplantation. 54 Journal of Refractive Surgery Volume 19 January/February 2003
4 Particular care was taken regarding the following to guarantee constant donor corneal disc diameter. In eight eyes the lamella was prepared by means of the Schwind microkeratome II (Schwind, Kleinostheim, Germany) equipped with a special cutting head that provides lamellae of thickness 180 ± 26 µm, as determined by optical pachymetry in pig eyes. Briefly, the cornea was applanated by means of a quartz plate, followed by the cut, which was performed using a surface-parallel sapphire blade. A second suction ring fixed the disc during the cut and cut length was adjusted electronically to create a free disc. The disc had a constant diameter of 8.5 mm due to the geometry of the applanation area of the microkeratome. To achieve constant corneal thickness, only corneas from donors who died less than 12 hours prior to transplantation were used. To avoid swelling of the transplant after harvesting, it was stored in Licorol DX-solution (Chauvin, Labege, France) until the recipient wound bed was prepared appropriately. In the two eyes with cutting errors after LASIK, the identical technique was used. Here, however, a microkeratome of the Cariazzo-Barraquer type (Supratome, Schwind, Kleinostheim, Germany) was used and the cut was completed manually with a blade. Preparation of Recipient Bed The recipient cornea was prepared by creation of a free surface-parallel lamella using the identical marker and automated microkeratome as in the donor eye. In the two eyes with cutting errors, again, the existing cut was completed manually. In one eye (after hyperopic PRK) a lateral canthotomy was performed to obtain sufficient suction. The wound bed was cleaned carefully with a wet sponge and a blunt hockey knife and the epithelium was stripped back at the cut edges. The entire procedure was performed under retrobulbar anesthesia. Transplantation The graft was placed onto the wound bed with the graft marks aligned to those of the recipient. After two temporary sutures, four single superficial sutures were placed at 3, 6, 9, and 12 o clock so that tension lines would form a regular rhombus. Sutures were placed superficially in the anterior stroma crossing the wound bed only, close to the edge. The interface was then carefully floated with balanced salt solution to prevent epithelial ingrowth. An additional superficial suture was placed nasally superior and remained at least 6 months or until a decision could be made whether a re-lift of the transplant was necessary. At the end of the procedure, a bandage soft contact lens soaked with ofloxacine 0.5% was used to decrease postoperative foreign body sensation. Postoperative Management The bandage contact lens was removed at postoperative day 1 and the corneal epithelium was examined by fluorescein staining. As soon as the epithelium was fluorescein-negative, the four radial sutures were removed. Until removal of the sutures, topical medication included antibiotic drops (ofloxacine 0.5%) every 2 hours. After removal of the sutures, patients were instructed to use rimexolol drops (Vexol, Alcon, Ft. Worth, TX) four times per day for 2 months and to taper it during postoperative months 3 and 4. The correction of a residual refractive error and the correction of irregular astigmatism was undertaken in two eyes at 6 months after transplantation using topography-guided LASIK (ORK-software, Multiscan, Schwind, Kleinostheim, Germany) and a lift of the donor cornea. At 6 months after automated lamellar keratoplasty, manifest refraction as well as corneal topography had stabilized. RESULTS Surgery was uneventful in all 10 eyes. In two eyes, the graft epithelium was loose and edematous and was removed during the operation. At day 1 after surgery, the graft was swollen with prominent edges in all eyes. The four sutures were removed after healing of the epithelium and disappearance of stromal edema, which occurred within 6 days in all eyes. In no eye were additional sutures necessary. Eight eyes displayed residual donor epithelium healing lines at months 1 and 3, which were interpreted as epithelial rejection lines. In 7 of the 10 eyes a central steepening was apparent at months 1 and 3, which decreased within 6 months after surgery. In one eye at 3 months after surgery, a sterile infiltrate occurred in the interface that healed under topical corticosteroid therapy within 1 week. Visual acuity results are listed in the Table. Visual acuity recovered within the first month after surgery but best spectacle-corrected visual acuity (BSCVA) was limited by the multifocal cornea. Visual rehabilitation to a BSCVA of 20/40 or better was achieved in 7 of 10 eyes. On average, BSCVA improved from 20/200 ± 20/200 to 20/40 ± 20/100 (P<.05). Journal of Refractive Surgery Volume 19 January/February
5 Case Report A 42-year-old female patient received bilateral simultaneous LASIK for myopic astigmatism in a local laser center. Preoperative BSCVA was 20/20 OU. According to the operative report, a cutting error occurred in the left eye. The flap had an irregular form and was incomplete. After manual flap completion, a 3.50-D laser treatment for correction of myopia was performed. Postoperative BSCVA was never better than 20/100 and when the patient was referred to our department on postoperative day 21, visual acuity was count fingers. The flap was edematous and epithelial ingrowth had led to melting of the flap (Fig 1). We removed the primary flap by completing the original cut, cleaned the wound bed carefully by means of a hockey knife, and performed an anterior lamellar keratoplasty with a microkeratome. After removal of the four sutures, BSCVA was 20/100 and improved to 20/60 at 1 month and 20/30 at month 3 after keratoplasty. BSCVA did not improve further and a topography-guided laser treatment was performed at month 6 including an uncomplicated lift of the donor disc. One month after this re-operation, uncorrected visual acuity was 20/25 (+1). A second eye demonstrates the effect of automated anterior lamellar keratoplasty in a cornea after hyperopic Ho:YAG laser thermalkeratoplasty and hyperopic PRK, where all previous attempts to remove the apical scar failed (Fig 2). Here, BSCVA improved from 20/100 preoperatively to 20/50 at 1 month postoperatively. DISCUSSION The key findings of this study are that in eyes with visually significant complications after lamellar refractive surgery, automated anterior lamellar keratoplasty led, within a reasonable rehabilitation time, to a visual acuity of 20/40 in 70% of the eyes. Further improvement might be obtained by reoperations using computer-assisted ablation (topography or wavefront-guided). By the middle of the last century, anterior lamellar keratoplasty was a popular and frequently used method in corneal surgery. However, in the 1960s, anterior lamellar keratoplasty was replaced by penetrating keratoplasty. This tendency was accelerated by the growing knowledge of the molecular events leading to graft rejection and the development of improved surgical instrumentation and techniques. 4 LASIK and PRK, however, are lamellar techniques and therefore the majority of problems after refractive surgery occur at the anterior surface of the cornea: scarring after PRK, cutting errors during LASIK, and recurrent epithelial ingrowth after LASIK with melting of the flap. 1,2 In some cases, those conditions cannot be managed other than by keratoplasty. We suggest that in these cases, anterior lamellar keratoplasty rather than penetrating keratoplasty should be envisaged for the following reasons. 5 First, the corneal endothelium is not transplanted, resulting in fewer rejections and less rigid selection criteria for donor material. Second, anterior lamellar keratoplasty is less invasive than penetrating keratoplasty, thus reducing complications. In the case of iatrogenic keratectasia, however, where the biomechanical stability of the residual stroma is insufficient for anterior lamellar keratoplasty, penetrating keratoplasty until recently represented the technique of choice. A new alternative for managing iatrogenic keratectasia may be deep lamellar keratoplasty, where a significant part of the corneal stroma is replaced by donor stroma while the recipient s endothelium and Descemet's membrane are preserved. 6 Until recently, lamellar keratoplasty was technically difficult to perform and optical rehabilitation, one of the main goals, was not always achieved. Furthermore, the manual preparation of the lamellae (donor and recipient) often caused irregularities of the interface with subsequent consequences on postoperative healing and vision. The approach presented here may help overcome these problems since the manual preparation of the surface-parallel cuts is markedly improved by a standardized technique and reproducible thickness of donor and recipient lamellae is achieved. This standardization significantly shortens postoperative rehabilitation by allowing suture removal after only a few days. Another advantage of automated anterior lamellar keratoplasty in the management of complications after refractive surgery is the possibility of a laser re-treatment by lifting the flap to correct for any residual refractive error or irregular astigmatism that is reducing the patient s visual acuity. Here the remaining superficial suture serves as an artificial hinge, allowing a lift of the donor disc similar to the re-lift performed in repeat LASIK. Although the superficial suture might induce some amount of corneal astigmatism, we believe that its function as a hinge is more important for the procedure than its astigmatism-inducing effect. The additional laser ablation may be performed as a topography-guided ablation in gross irregularities or as 56 Journal of Refractive Surgery Volume 19 January/February 2003
6 wavefront-guided ablation for fine-tuning of corneal optics. 7 The two lifts and laser retreatments performed at 6 months after surgery were uneventful and resulted in an improvement in BSCVA to 20/30 in both eyes. We suggest that anterior lamellar keratoplasty with a microkeratome may be used for surface problems of the cornea and particularly problems after LASIK and PRK; the procedure is easy to perform using the same cutting technique as for LASIK. Furthermore, sutures can be removed after only a few days and later refractive reoperation facilitates additional visual rehabilitation. In this small series, we did not encounter problematic rejections of transplanted lamellae. However, such rejections have been reported to be rare. 4 Therefore, longer follow-up and a larger number of eyes are required to estimate the effective clinical value of this procedure. REFERENCES 1. Quurke A, Schmidt-Petersen H, Seiler T. [Complications in photorefractive keratectomy for myopia correction]. Ophthalmologe 1998;95: Nagy ZZ, Krueger RR, Suveges I. Central bump-like opacity as a complication of high hyperopic photorefractive keratectomy. Am J Ophthalmol 1999;128: Jimenez-Alfaro I, Perez-Santonja JJ, Gomez Telleria G, Bueno Palacin JL, Puy P. Therapeutic lamellar keratoplasty with an automated microkeratome. J Cataract Refract Surg 2001;27: Arentsen JJ. Lamellar grafting. In: Brightbill FS, ed. Corneal Surgery. St. Louis, MO: Mosby; 1983: Shimazaki J. The evolution of lamellar keratoplasty. Curr Opin Ophthalmol 2000;11: Melles GR, Lander F, Rietveld FJ, Remeijer L, Beekhuis WH, Binder PS. A new surgical technique for deep stromal, anterior lamellar keratoplasty. Br J Ophthalmol 1999;83: Mrochen M, Krueger RR, Bueeler M, Seiler T. Aberration sensing and wavefront-guided treatment: management of decentered ablations. J Refract Surg 2002;18: Journal of Refractive Surgery Volume 19 January/February
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House of Payne (2006 TV Series)
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Women's suffrage
if we can send one man to the moon why not send them all!
The rights of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of sex. that is called the 19th amendment that was passed in 1920 that gives women the right to vote to this day.


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Below is a list of UK and Republic of Ireland gardening web sites, covering a wide variety of gardening interest for browsing.
Additions to this list are welcome, please email us here. Alternatively you can fill in the form at the end of this page. These can be added to this 'Gardening Links' page. Any link submitted must be of interest to discerning gardeners. Please bear in mind there is no guarantee of inclusion.
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- BBC Gardeners' World Magazine – The famous UK gardening magazine.
- Carry on Gardening – Answers for easier gardening.
- Garden Directory – A links directory of gardeners websites and commercial gardening sites.
- Gardening Forums – UK based gardening discussion forums, with friendly expert help.
- Hortus – A privately published quarterly gardening journal which addresses itself to intelligent and lively-minded gardeners throughout the English-speaking gardening world.
- Irish Gardeners.com – Provides help from fellow gardeners and the opportunity to discuss all the best gardening techniques specific to Ireland.
- Garden Organic – National charity for organic growing.
- Wild about Gardens – Tending to our gardens in a way that encourages wildlife.
- Space for Nature – Garden biodiversity forum.
- The English Garden Magazine – Leading UK gardening magazine.
- The Garden Planner – Complete UK eco garden information library.
- Trees for Cities – Inspiring people to plant and love trees in cities worldwide.
- UK Gardening – Offer gardening information, help and ideas for the beginner gardener, including weekly gardening tips and some of the basics of gardening.
- Vegetable-Gardens – A vegetable gardening website and friendly forum helping gardeners to grow their own fresh, tasty vegetables, fruit and herbs using our invaluable growing guides.
- Wildlife Gardening – Dedicated to conserving our native flora and fauna and the pleasure and privilege of sharing your garden with wildlife.


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Cleveland Indians fans admire a statue of Indians great Bob Feller on opening day at Progressive Field against the Toronto Blue Jays on April 5, 2012 in Cleveland. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
CLEVELAND - The Tribe is set to take the field in Cleveland for the first time in the 2013 campaign. First pitch between the Indians and Yankees is scheduled for 4:05 p.m. Monday. Before you head out to Progressive Field, here are five things you should know.
1. Tickets
It took only
six minutes for tickets for Monday's home opener to sell out when they went on sale to the public back in February. If you're still desperate to get a seat inside the ballpark, you can check out options such as Stubhub, though you may have to pay more than face value. Tickets for the rest of the opening series can be purchased online at Indians.com or by calling 216-420-HITS.
2. Parking/transportation
There are a number of options for getting down to the game. Drive and park in Gateway East Garage adjacent to Progressive Field for $12 advanced purchase. Other lots in the area range from about $5 to $20. Take a
free shuttle from Ohio City operating two hours before and one hour after the game. If the weather is nice enough, ride over using the new bike lane on the Lorain-Carnegie bridge. Bike racks are located on Gateway Plaza.
3. Pregame festivities
Get downtown early and you can partake in some fun right outside Progressive Field. The team's Rally Alley kicks off at 1:35 p.m. with live entertainment, plus discounted food and drinks. Progressive Field gates open at 2 p.m. and the Indians suggest all fans be in their seats by 3:25 p.m. A number of father-son duos including Nick Swisher and his dad, Steve; Sandy Alomar Jr. and Sr., and manager Terry Francona and his dad, Tito, will throw out simultaneous first pitches.
4. Cheaper concessions
You will be able to get more bang for your buck at the ballpark this season. The Indians have
lowered the price of a number of concession items, most notably a 12-ounce beer to $4 and hot dog to $3.
5. Between the lines
The Indians come into Monday's game with a 3-3 record after losing two at the hands of the Rays, following an opening series win in Toronto. Hampered by injuries, the Yankees are 2-4 to start the season. Ubaldo Jimenez will be on the mound for the Indians, while Hiroki Kuroda takes the ball for the Yankees.
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When this scene opens, Letterio Amadeo and Tristan Archer are kissing, and as the camera pans down, Dmitry Osten is sucking Letterio's cock. Then Tristan joins him and the two lick and slobber on the hunk's banana-curved bone. It's a sexy start. This is Amadeo's third scene with Lucas Entertainment and I found this trio a curious match, but in the end, it's not a match at all. Come inside and find out why.
Why is Dmitry Osten still working at Lucas Entertainment? Yes, he's sweet looking and he has a nice big cock, but the lad can't take a dick to save his life. Rocco Steele and Tomas Brand tried tag teaming the lad's ass, but Brand was too big for Osten, and after several minutes of crying, Steele gave up. I didn't see Osten second scene with Logan Rogue and Dylan James, but I figured since he's still being cast in scenes, then he must have figured things out. He hasn't. Letterio tries his best to get inside Osten's hole -- for more than two minutes he tries -- and Osten just keeps pushing him out. Doggy style isn't the best way to take a severely upward-curving cock like Letterio's and eventually they all figure this out and Letterio roles Osten over on his back.
But it doesn't really get much better, well, not until 30 minutes in when the boys start taking turns on Letterio's ass. He's the only one out of the three who can take a dick up his ass without whinging and wincing. Remember those two guys you dragged home that time and you thought it was going to be a steamy, all-night threeway, but it ended up being awkward and nothing fit the ways it's supposed to? This scene is like that. This trio spends so much time trying to get into insane positions, then repositioning, then trying something else. Ugh! If you want to see one of the hottest threeways ever, I highly recommended watching Tomas Brand and Logan Rogue sharing Draw Axtell's giant cock. Sadly, I didn't blog about that one, but check out the preview, you'll be hooked.
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It sounded like Auburn's student section was chanting something at Joe Mixon there, and he motioned for them to get louder.
— Justin Ferguson (@JFergusonAU) January 3, 2017
"He hits women" was the chant. https://t.co/0BTi4aRoJo
— Justin Ferguson (@JFergusonAU) January 3, 2017
Video of Auburn students chanting "He hits women!" at Joe Mixon, while Mixon & Mayfield wave their arms in the "louder" motion. #Sooners pic.twitter.com/Wi2St05390
— Brady Vardeman (@BradyVardeman) January 3, 2017
Now we should note that Mixon may not have heard what they chanted, but if he did this is a BADDDDDD look for Mixon. I know athletes love to claim they have "haters" so they can come up with creative tweets and Instagram posts, but I hope Mixon realizes that he shouldn't embrace or brag about the "haters" he has surrounding the assault incident.


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Girlfriends always say the confusing things, it's not like, it is in their nature. It is something they want you to know by yourself without them actually telling you! Just decode it and you are in. Here is, how a girl wants you to know some of her things :
1. when she says i am not angry. yeah! clearly she is not ! Don't poke her asking it, in every god dam single minute.
2. If you are asking for a permission to go out with your friends and if she says yes! That clearly means don't go. You can hear the yes, can't you see the face?
3. If you have done something wrong , you should know it! Because when she says "You tell me", clearly she knows it all. She just wants you to spill it out.
4. When she is upset, and says I am fine. Means she wants you to ask her again and again untill she breaks down and tells you.
5. Don't show off your knowledge in front of her, it will let her down. Just wait untill she asks!
6. When she asks you to choose between a dress she wants to wear, genuinely tell her the colour you want, don't go for both the colours, just pick one and come up with a good reason for not choosing the another colour! As she already is messed up with it!
7. When she is saying something about your friends, listen to her and if you interfere it completely means an argument! Plus she is never judging your baes!
8. When she cooks something for you, always appreciate her efforts not the taste. Mind it Not the taste!
9. When you want to order something go for it. Then dont ask her what to eat, if she says anything, means she could eat anything. But the catch here is you should know what she likes and order that to surprise her!
10. Keep complementing her, even if you don't notice her new hair cut, her eyebrows done or her workout effect! Your complements should always be there for her.
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You might not associate Buenos Aires with a post punk scene but Argentina's Las Kellies have managed to capture all the best parts of new wave on their latest album 'Friends & Lovers'. Formed in 2005 with borrowed equipment and a DIY attitude Las Kellies original sound has spread around the world. The band have been known to sing in Spanish, English, German, Japanese, Portuguese, Catalan and French spending several years ensuring their prominece in the Argentinian music scene. Their catchy mix of grunge, dub and post punk has earned them 8/10 in NME and 4/5 in BUZZ .
The Argentinian trio draw their influences from both sides of the atlantic but have managed to create their own new wave sound. Coming to the Harley 14/11 Las Kellies are definitely not one to miss!
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- Event: Las Kellies
- Date: Monday 14 November
- Time: 19:30
- City: Sheffield
- Venue: The Harley
- Address: 334 Glossop Road
- Venue phone: 01142752288
- Country: UK
- Admission: £7.00
- Age restrictions: 18+
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