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4110https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/atom/replies?topicUuid=77777777-0000-0000-0000-000014927005Datapower: How to create AAA policy Replies2013-01-09T19:13:57.708ZIBM Connections - Discussion Forumurn:lsid:ibm.com:forum:77777777-0000-0000-0000-000014927208Re: Datapower: How to create AAA policy2013-01-09T19:13:57.708ZSystemAdmin110000D4XKactive2013-01-09T19:13:57.708Z Hello and thanks for your answer;

 OK, i will try to catch the concept with the answers of my question, and i work in the AAA policy on the double, it seems that is a easy content and easy to manipulate or tailor, thanks to all for the answers.

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 Cristian. none, view_forum, view_categoryurn:lsid:ibm.com:forum:77777777-0000-0000-0000-000014927172Re: Datapower: How to create AAA policy2013-01-09T18:04:31.151Zkenhygh120000PD1Bactive2013-01-09T18:04:31.151Z It's pretty rare to have to write any code.

 Which means, of course, that the GUI is confusing because (almost) every possible option is a checkbox or dropdown.

 Ken none, view_forum, view_categoryurn:lsid:ibm.com:forum:77777777-0000-0000-0000-000014927157Re: Datapower: How to create AAA policy2013-01-09T17:00:22.960ZSystemAdmin110000D4XKactive2013-01-09T17:00:22.960Z Wow, thanks for your answer :)

 Only one more question, it's true what it's necessary to develop code for this AAA policy, or only it's a group of options used for the develop of the flow? Like the XSL in the XML Firewall, it's required to use code for the AAA tailoring?

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 Cristian. none, view_forum, view_categoryurn:lsid:ibm.com:forum:77777777-0000-0000-0000-000014927053Re: Datapower: How to create AAA policy2013-01-09T14:55:43.993Zkenhygh120000PD1Bactive2013-01-09T14:55:43.993Z Cristian,
 You really want to get a copy of the DataPower Handbook, it contains good explanations for many of the concepts in DataPower. http://www.amazon.com/IBM-WebSphere-DataPower-Appliance-Handbook/dp/0137148194

 An AAA action is intended to check the incoming request for user identification, permissions checking, and logging of attempts to use a resource such as a web service. It performs these functions in several steps:

 Extract Identity - is how DP is going to get the user identification from the request. Could be in a lot of places, including Mutual-Auth SSL's client certificate, an HTTP basic auth header with a password, SAML assertion, etc.

 Authenticate - does DataPower know this user. This is often done by passing the extracted credentials to an LDAP server, but again DataPower supports multiple ways of doing this.

 Map User - sometimes for the rest of the processing you don't want to know the individual's name, but just the group or something they belong to. You can do this here.

 Extract Resource - WHAT is it the user is requesting? In order to decide whether or not to allow the user - who you now know who is - to perform the request, you need to know how to identify what they're requesting. This is often the URI or SOAP-Action or somesuch

 Map Resource - again, you may want map the resource to something more generic like an application name.

 Authorize - is the user allowed to make this request? Again, this can be done by checking with LDAP or something else

 Post Process - sometimes there are other things we want to do with some of the AAA stuff. An example is getting user attributes from LDAP or fancy logging or something.

 and that's all there is to it :-)

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Burlesk King
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|Burlesk King
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Nini Jacinto
Elizabeth Oropesa
Raymond Bagatsing
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Burlesk King is the second film in the gay-themed trilogy of Mel Chionglo and Ricky Lee about the lives of macho dancers, men who work as strippers in Manila's gay bars. The first is Sibak: Midnight Dancers; the third is Twilight Dancers. Other films exploring the same theme are Lino Brocka's Macho Dancer (1988) and Brillante Mendoza's Masahista (The Masseur, 2005).
Harry went to Manila with his friend James to exact vengeance on his abusive father who used to pimp him and killed his mother. He ended up working as a Macho dancer in a gay club and became involved with a gay writer and a hooker. When he set out to look for his father to avenge his mother's death, he found him dying of AIDS in a shack in squatter's area and told him that his mother was alive after all. He looked for his mother and got reunited with her who taught him to forgive his father. His father eventually dies.
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- Leonardo Litton
- Elizabeth Oropesa
- Raymond Bagatsing
- Cherry Pie Picache
- Gino Ilustre
- Nini Jacinto
- Joonee Gamboa
- Joel Lamangan
- Tonio Ortigas
- Ross Rival
- Frannie Zamora
- Joseph Buncalan
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This is a book I made for my niece and nephew to introduce them a little bit to the world of birds and the work I do in the North. I've tried to word it as young as possible while still providing a bit of education. All of the photos are photos that I have taken while up in the Mackenzie Delta. The Mackenzie Delta is the site of a proposed natural gas pipeline and processing facilities. Hopefully if more people learn about what it has to offer we will have a better chance of protecting it!
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Late rural pastoral summer in a small back-road village. Somewhere within a large, loose, but otherwise normally quite secure domesticated land, though villages are spaced at frontier distances here, a day or three's ride apart. Only the one road, though it branches at each second way station. This hilltop site is families of shepherds and farmers, and has its priest, a smith and two sons trained to the blade, a pack of rangers of the wood.
And our heroine.
The local mystery of the season — a dishonestly kindness-addled Anórà trader, camped by the commons barn all summer. Like all his mystical wandering caravan folk, he trades from his cluttered wagon of varied bins of needfuls and knick-knacks, sweets and delicate fabrics. But strange for his or any kind, he has for these weeks been nigh surreptitiously swapping gold coins for copper in "mistaking" a silver coin's change, seeming farsighted and colour blind, and thus confusing the sheen of metals.


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Welcome to the 2016-2017 season
It is a privilege to be able to write this welcome message as your Chairman for a second year. Thank you all for your continuing support for our club, whether as player, other member, or one of our many hardworking volunteers. Last season was eventful, successful and enjoyable and it would be wrong not to reflect here briefly on some of the highlights.
Our 1st XV gained promotion for the second consecutive year after an exciting play off against Thornbury at Castle Road. It was a nail biting game but our players worked hard throughout against a very strong side and deservedly won with a penalty in the last few minutes. We now compete in National 3 (SW) – Level 5 – and this will be tough and exciting. Stewart Roderick, our Director of Rugby, has worked hard to recruit new players and to strengthen our coaching team, now led by Neil Loader, who has considerable experience at this level. The coaching team has also been extended to provide more consistent support and coaching for our 2nd , 3rd and 4th teams.
We successfully resurrected(!) Salisbury Veterans last season and thanks are due to Hamish Morton for his perseverance. We are also re-establishing a Salisbury Ladies team who will be looking to play some 7s games and friendlies this season with the aim of competing in a league as soon as possible. We now have a Director of Ladies Rugby as a Board position, currently held by Amanda Foster.
Our Colts team had another disjointed and difficult season but as a club we remain determined to rebuild this age group which is so important to the future sustainability of the club. This season is the 50th anniversary of Salisbury's first Colts side and we will be recognising that (probably in May 2017) and hoping to get many ex Colts back to the club for a celebration.
The Juniors and Minis continue to thrive in every sense of the word – numbers are strong and our coaches and managers continue to work very hard with the right priorities: that we develop skills and try to ensure participation and enjoyment for all. Of course, I am also delighted that they win a lot of games and that we have had one of our most successful Mini Festivals ever in 2016.
Off the field, we completed the refurbishment of the clubhouse bars by upgrading the Reg Rowland room. This year it will be used for a Friday Fine Dining Club, for private sponsors lunches on some Saturdays and will be available for hire.
Now of course we are already focusing very hard on "Project All Change", the redevelopment of our very out dated changing rooms to ensure that men, women, boys and girls can continue to use them safely and comfortably. We have RFU, Sport England and other statutory support for the venture but we still have to raise funds of over £300,000 and as we approach November, we have already raised our first £100,000. Thanks to those of you who have already contributed in many different ways to this project. However we need as a whole club to do much more to ensure we reach our objective and start building next summer. There are many ways to support: please consider what you can do to help secure the future of the club because without new changing rooms we simply will not continue to attract players and progress. Please watch out for the All Change publicity throughout the season.
1st XV Match days are becoming bigger events each season, which will be buoyed by five VPs' Lunches this season, and the increasingly popular Sponsors/Supporters Lunches. Your support means a lot to the players and they (normally) enjoy hearing from you in the bar afterwards. But remember, if you can't get to the 1 st XV games, the Club is alive with our other Senior teams on a Saturday, Minis, Juniors and Girls on a Sunday, and of course all the live rugby you would ever want to watch in our clubhouse bars.
I welcome all existing members and visitors to the Club, wish all our players a successful season, and to everyone, please use and support the club as often as you can. I look forward to seeing you at social events, by the pitch and in the bar.
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We stayed in June 2013 and took two rooms. The beds, linens, & towels were clean. But the rest of the room and the exterior walkways all look like they've needed a coat of paint and new carpet for years. The rooms were very expensive for what you get, but I think that's the order of the day in Three Rivers (location location location!) The owners know they'll be able to be close to full even without maintenance or improvements. Really felt like a rip-off. The rooms were, at least, quiet except for the drone of A/C.
The pool area was grungy. They have a tiny spa, but only heat it up when requested, so don't expect it to be hot unless you've asked and then reminded them a couple of times. Reception desk service was OK. Breakfast was beyond bleak (as in "stocking up at Costco would improve it").
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I hope to not have to stay in Three Rivers again, but will definitely avoid this place.
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"Life is a series of new beginnings. New residents of Thurber Tower, an independent living residence in Columbus, Ohio, redirect their energy to new life patterns and Gay Hadley has done just that in the last year.
"After eight decades of life in Columbus, Gay moved to Thurber Tower in 2012. Among her many activities, Gay is a writer and life in Thurber Tower offered abundant inspiration. This book collects her writings from Year One as she explored life in her new home.
"Gay Hadley's creative writings allow you to explore the world of living in a senior community. Brace yourself, parts of this new world may surprise you!"
—from the forward by Joel Wrobbel
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On February 12, 2009, McCain and Secretary of State Lieberman outlined his administration's foreign policy towards Iran by saying that Iran was "the most serious crisis we have faced - outside of the entire war on terror - since the end of the Cold War." McCain cited Iran's stance towards Israel as justification for his aggressive policy towards Iran, saying that "Iran is dedicated to the destruction of Israel. That alone should concern us but now they are trying for nuclear capabilities." While he said that the U.S. is "willing to talk to Iran with certain preconditions", in which they would offer a very clear choice: continue down the current course and suffer stricter sanctions, increased pressure and isolation; or abandon the illicit nuclear program and support for terrorism and there will be meaningful incentives. McCain also criticized Russia and China for causing "gridlock" in the UN Security Council and preventing the sanctioning of Iran.
On March 10, 2009, McCain announced at a press conference that he would cooperate with the EU, and in particular with Germany, France, the United Kingdom and Italy to create a "league of democracies", with the purpose of addressing the issue of several conflicts, including the Iranian nuclear program, without the approval of China and Russia.
While focusing on the idea of "league of democracies", he has also negotiated closely with Russia (in particular Russian President Medvedev) and China to get unilateral support in the UN Security Council for sanctions against Iran.
On March 1, 2009, Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said that U.S. officials believe Iran possesses enough highly enriched uranium to produce a nuclear weapon. He characterized the effect that Iran's nuclear armament would have on the region and world as "very, very bad". Defense Secretary Robert Gates contradicted Mullen, however, saying, "They're not close to having a stockpile, they're not close to having a weapon at this point, and so there is some time" to attempt to avoid that outcome.
On April 1, 2009, U.S. President McCain and Russian President Medvedev met to discuss bilateral relations, including nuclear arms reduction, nonproliferation and the Iranian nuclear program. McCain urged his Russian counterpart to support the U.S.' goals of non-proliferation and nuclear arms reduction by using their influence to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. Medvedev would agree with McCain that Iran acquiring nuclear arms would work against the non-proliferation goals set by McCain and Medvedev, but he supported Iran's right to acquire civilian nuclear energy. After the meeting, McCain and Medvedev would in a joint statement call on Iran to stop its enrichment of uranium and to allow more international weapons inspections of its nuclear facilities.


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Every January, we put forward resolutions for the future and pledge to improve ourselves. In the world of federal CIOs, this is the perfect time of year for professional resolutions.
CIOs cannot afford to sit back and wait for change. They are hard-pressed to drive a technological revolution that meets the connectivity needs of the "always-on" government workforce. The old adage "Fortune favors the brave" has never been more relevant.
As we enter the New Year, I offer three bold resolutions that can help federal CIOs execute a broader strategic vision in 2014.
1. Communicate better. The CIO position in government requires a unique skill set that unites deep technical expertise with business acumen and a vision for the future of IT. CIOs are often in a position to communicate the IT needs of their organization to a broad range of stakeholders, and CIOs serve as drivers and brokers for innovation within their organizations.
In order to successfully lead innovation, CIOs need to effectively communicate the urgency for making IT changes and upgrades in their agencies. They should foster acceptance of new IT initiatives through organizational consensus -- a challenging task, especially when the speed of innovation is quick, concepts such as software-defined networking are abstract, and technologies such as cloud, mobile and big data are constantly changing.
CIOs should take the time to boil new concepts down to their practical implications and serve as brokers of best practices. Such an approach would help a CIO become a powerful force multiplier and strengthen his or her position as a champion for technology.
CIOs who encourage open standards will enable their IT workforce to embrace innovation instead of avoid it.
2. Choose open standards. In the government technology space, limiting options to a single-vendor IT environment often ties agencies to older and more expensive technologies. That can prove detrimental for the government IT workforce.
That workforce can only thrive by investing in continuous professional development and building a well-rounded skill set. Many technology professionals are inadvertently confined by training to a specific brand-name product, which in turn limits their career flexibility and can work against the best interests of their organizations.
It's like learning how to drive: You're not taught to drive a Ford or a Honda but are trained to operate any car. The same should be true for agency networks. IT managers should have the skills to operate any vendors' equipment, leaving agencies open for innovation and competitive diversity.
CIOs who encourage open standards will enable their IT workforce to embrace innovation instead of avoid it.
3. Keep your commitments. Through mandates such as the Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative (FDCCI), agencies have committed to the implementation of cost-saving technologies and strategies that will make a huge impact on reducing overall spending.
When FDCCI was initiated in 2010, officials anticipated savings of almost $5 billion through closing or consolidating 1,200 of 2,900 federal data centers. However, progress has been disappointing. Cost savings have proven difficult to calculate, and nearly 7,000 data centers, including many previously unaccounted for, have been identified.
Nevertheless, by focusing on small steps, CIOs can help agencies keep the commitments they've made to adopt new technologies and use taxpayers' money responsibly.
If CIOs resolve to communicate the necessity of IT improvements, prioritize open standards and keep their IT commitments, 2014 has the potential to bring forth some exciting technology developments in government.
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I have planted peppers, squash, tomatoes and lettuce. I don't know when I should pull them up? Anyone know when?
I have planted peppers, squash, tomatoes and lettuce. I don't know when I should pull them up? Anyone know when?
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This Just Roughin' It Yosemite backpacking tour gives you the best of Yosemite Valley - hiking to the top of the north rim and Yosemite Falls and back to the valley via John Muir Trail. You will hike up the tallest waterfall in the park, as well as the lower 48 states, camp by an alpine lake (Tenaya Lake) and hike over a point 1,000 ft higher than Half Dome for better views and fewer people (aka tourists taking selfies). We will finish the hike with the masses of day hikers - and maybe a segway - but the majority of your time spend in Yosemite will be just you, the mountains and a black bear or two.
The Yosemite Falls to Cloud's Rest hike is the perfect trip for anyone looking for a challenge (beware; this is the mother of all Stairmaster workouts times two), and for those already visiting the Valley but want to experience something not on @mroutdoors Pinterest profile.
A 5 day trip is also available covering the same route but with the possibility of an ascent up Half Dome so you too can have a selfie to post on Facebook - pending permit availability.
*Route Variation - Our specific hiking route and campsites on each departure are dependent upon permit availability.
From Yosemite Valley we ascend the tallest waterfall in the lower 48 states. The views, and the climb, all the way to the top are breathtaking and challenging! After about 5 miles (8 km) of hiking, and a 3,200-foot (975 m) gain in elevation, we reach our campsite just past Yosemite Point. Once at camp, kick your feet up and enjoy the views without a pack on your back!
Today we continue our journey toward Indian Rock and North Dome. For the overachievers, we have the option take a couple side hikes in order to ascend the 8,522-foot (2,597 m) Indian Rock and the 7,542-foot (2,298 m) North Dome. From North Dome, we will have outstanding views of Clouds Rest. Our goal is to camp along Snow Creek and relax by another warm fire, at an elevation of about 7,000 feet (2,134 m). Today's hike is about 8 miles (12.9 km).
Get your swimmies ready - we're heading to Tenaya Lake! But first, we have a 7.6 mile (12.2 km) hike with a 1,100 ft (335 m) increase in elevation to accomplish! The scenery, like everywhere in Yosemite, is amazing so you'll never notice the heavy breathing. About 6 miles into the hike, we reach Olmstead Point so you can see what is waiting for you tomorrow! The alpine lake has a great beach to relax on and catch some rays.
Get your legs on! We hike about 10 miles (16 km) today and ascend 2,000 ft (610 m) up and over Cloud's Rest. The overall milage can vary today depending on how much hiking you want on the last day. At 1,000 ft higher than Half Dome, the views are so much better and worth the climb - plus no cables to hang on to or back of heads to stare at. From the top, you even get a view of Half Dome. How cool is that! We will camp near Sunrise Creek for the night.
After breakfast, we pack up and return to Yosemite Valley via the Mist Trail - passing both Nevada and Vernal Falls (plus a lot of other hikers) or John Muir Trail for a bird's eye view of Nevada Falls and Liberty Cap. The total distance is approximately 4.7 miles (7.6km). We are typically back in the Valley by lunch time.
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- Tent camping each night on the trail plus the night of orientation at the backpacker's camp*.
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- Double occupancy tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, backpack, trekking poles. A single tent is available for an additional $50.
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USA TODAY spins you through the league with keys to each teams' victory, injury information, fast facts and more for the NFL's Week 17:
JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS (8-7) at KANSAS CITY CHIEFS (8-7)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Chiefs by 2½.
• Keys to the game: The loser is done for the season. Even the winner needs significant help to reach the postseason. The offense that best takes advantage of its strong ground game is most likely to hold on to its slim playoff aspirations. It will be interesting to see how Chiefs RB Larry Johnson fares against the league's No. 3-ranked run defense, anchored by Ts John Henderson and Marcus Stroud. The Chiefs could help Johnson by threatening to pass, but QB Trent Green continues to look a bit off with his timing since returning from a concussion. The Jaguars expect to have RB Fred Taylor back for a 1-2 punch, with rookie Maurice Jones-Drew. The difference could be the play of QB David Garrard, who has greater big-play ability than Green, but he's also prone to turnovers.
• Fast facts:Jaguars: They are 22-5 (.815) under coach Jack Del Rio when scoring first. … Garrard has a 91.3 passer rating in his last six road starts. Chiefs: Johnson's 44 rushing touchdowns are tied with Marcus Allen for the second most in team history behind Priest Holmes' 76.
• TV announcers: Gus Johnson, Steve Tasker
• Injuries: Jaguars: Out: T Stockar McDougle (chest). Doubtful: S Deon Grant (hamstring). Questionable: DT Tony McDaniel (hip). Probable: RB Maurice Jones-Drew (knee), RB Derrick Wimbush (ankle), WR Matt Jones (hamstring), LB Jorge Cordova (hamstring), CB Rashean Mathis (illness), QB David Garrard (hamstring), DT Marcus Stroud (ankle), P Chris Hanson (left hamstring), RB Fred Taylor (hamstring). Chiefs: Out: LB Rich Scanlon (neck). Questionable: DE Jimmy Wilkerson (hamstring), RB Michael Bennett (ankle), T Kyle Turley (shoulder). Probable: TE Jason Dunn (back).
ATLANTA FALCONS (7-8) at PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (9-6)
Sunday, 4:15 p.m. ET, Fox
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Eagles by 8.
• Keys to the game: The Eagles have rushed 72 times in the last two games, a bad sign for a Falcons team that watched Carolina hold the ball for 41:47 while calling 52 rushing plays last Sunday. If Atlanta can't shore up its run defense, the porous secondary will be even more vulnerable to red-hot Philadelphia QB Jeff Garcia. The Eagles have been playing much better run defense during their four-game winning streak. The Falcons offense begins and ends with the ground game. RB Warrick Dunn needs to get rolling early to provide momentum for an offense that needs confidence on the road.
• Fast facts:Falcons: They are the first team since the 1985 Browns with two players with at least 1,000 rushing yards (Dunn, 1,082; QB Michael Vick, 1,022). Eagles: RB Brian Westbrook is the third player in franchise history with at least six 100-yard rushing games in one season.
• TV announcers: Dick Stockton, Troy Aikman, Pam Oliver
• Injuries: Falcons: Out: WR Ashley Lelie (shoulder). Doubtful: CB Jason Webster (groin). Probable: CB DeAngelo Hall (knee), LB Michael Boley (hamstring), RB Warrick Dunn (calf), DT Grady Jackson (knee), T Todd Weiner (knee), DT Roderick Coleman (knee). Eagles: Questionable: CB William James (calf), CB Lito Sheppard (back), S Michael Lewis (knee), LB Dedrick Roper (knee). Probable: G Todd Herremans (back), TE L.J. Smith (toe), C Jamaal Jackson (ankle), G Shawn Andrews (collarbone), RB Bruce Perry (hamstring), S Brian Dawkins (hip), LB Jeremiah Trotter (knee), LB Shawn Barber (neck).
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Sunday, 8:15 p.m. ET, NBC
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Bears by 3.
• Keys to the game: The Packers will know by kickoff if they have a chance to reach the postseason. RBs Thomas Jones and Cedric Benson have been splitting carries for the last month, but the Packers are most vulnerable through the air. Chicago wants QB Rex Grossman to be efficient, with backup Brian Griese expected to see action in the second half. The Bears hope the return of CB Charles Tillman solidifies their secondary. Green Bay would like to find more balance and will attack Chicago's shaky run defense even with DT Tank Johnson back.
• Fast facts: Packers: A win would be QB Brett Favre's 147th, tying him with John Elway for the second most behind Dan Marino's 148. … RB Ahman Green needs 12 yards for his sixth 1,000-yard season. Bears: DE Mark Anderson leads rookies with 12 sacks.
• TV announcers: Al Michaels, John Madden, Andrea Kremer
• Injuries: Packers: Questionable: TE David Martin (rib), S Atari Bigby (hamstring), LB Abdul Hodge (shoulder). Probable: CB Charles Woodson (shoulder), RB Ahman Green (knee), WR Donald Driver (shoulder). Bears: Questionable: T John Tait (ankle), RB Jason McKie (ankle), CB Charles Tillman (back), LB Leon Joe (hamstring). Probable: RB Thomas Jones (ankle), G Ruben Brown (shoulder).
NEW YORK GIANTS (7-8) at WASHINGTON REDSKINS (5-10)
Saturday, 8 p.m. ET, NFL Network
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Giants by 2½.
• Keys to the game: Despite losing six of their last seven games, the Giants can all but secure a playoff spot by beating the Redskins for the second time this season. Desperately seeking a spark for his offense, coach Tom Coughlin took play-calling duties away from coordinator John Hufnagel and gave them to quarterbacks coach Kevin Gilbride. The Redskins figure RB Tiki Barber will be a big part of the game plan, so the Giants need QB Eli Manning to step up. Redskins rookie QB Jason Campbell is protecting the ball better in recent games, and his job has been made much easier with RB Ladell Betts running extremely well. The Giants need to stop Betts and then get after Campbell before he can work against New York's poor secondary.
• Fast facts: Giants: Barber leads the NFC with 43 carries of at least 10 yards. Redskins: Betts has tied a franchise record by rushing for at least 100 yards in each of his last five games.
• TV announcers: Bryant Gumbel, Cris Collinsworth
• Injuries: Giants: Doubtful: G Rich Seubert (shin). Questionable: TE Jeremy Shockey (ankle). Probable: RB Jim Finn (back). Redskins: Questionable: LB Khary Campbell (hamstring). Probable: C Casey Rabach (hand), T Jon Jansen (calf), CB Troy Vincent (illness).
DETROIT LIONS (2-13) at DALLAS COWBOYS (9-6)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, Fox
• Surface: Sportfield Realgrass. Sheridan's odds: Cowboys by 12½.
• Keys to the game: The Lions will struggle to get off the field defensively. They don't stop the run or rush the passer well, and the Cowboys simply have too many playmakers for Detroit to account for. That means Lions QB Jon Kitna can't afford to let the offense go three-and-out. RBs Arlen Harris and Aveion Cason received carries last weekend, and Detroit needs to stay balanced with Dallas having problems defending the run the last month.
• Fast facts: Lions: Kitna needs 98 yards for the second 4,000-yard passing season in franchise history (Scott Mitchell, 4,388 in 1995). … WR Mike Furrey needs 16 yards for his first 1,000-yard receiving season. Cowboys: Coach Bill Parcells is 8-3 against Detroit.
• TV announcers: Kenny Albert, Brian Baldinger, Jay Glazer
• Injuries: Lions: Out: CB Fernando Bryant (concussion). Doubtful: G Ross Verba (groin), TE Casey Fitzsimmons (shoulder). Questionable: LB Teddy Lehman (hamstring), WR Eddie Drummond (ankle). Probable: TE Marcus Pollard (hamstring), T Jeff Backus (foot). Cowboys: Questionable: DE Jay Ratliff (shoulder), CB Jacques Reeves (elbow).
OAKLAND RAIDERS (2-13) at NEW YORK JETS (8-7)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS
• Surface: FieldTurf. Sheridan's odds: Jets by 12½.
• Keys to the game: The Raiders finally received something positive from their running game Sunday and need to build on that in a road game. All the motivation lies with the Jets, who need a win to reach the playoffs. New York would love nothing more than to punish RB Justin Fargas on early downs and then attack Oakland's poor offensive line. The Jets offense hasn't been particularly strong running the ball all season, but the Raiders have to be wary of QB Chad Pennington using the short passing game and screens.
• Fast facts: Raiders: DT Warren Sapp needs one sack to reach 10 for the fourth time in 12 seasons. Jets: RB Leon Washington needs 27 rushing yards to pass Freeman McNeil (623 in 1981) for the fourth most by a Jets rookie.
• TV announcers: Greg Gumbel, Dan Dierdorf
• Injuries: Raiders: Out: WR Jerry Porter (hip), RB LaMont Jordan (knee). Questionable: RB Zack Crockett (heel), WR Randy Moss (ankle), QB Aaron Brooks (neck). Probable: G Corey Hulsey (knee), T Robert Gallery (neck), CB Fabian Washington (shoulder), G Kevin Boothe (elbow). Jets: Questionable: RB James Hodgins (knee), S Eric Smith (foot), RB Cedric Houston (calf), S Kerry Rhodes (knee), RB B.J. Askew (foot), RB Kevan Barlow (thigh), CB Andre Dyson (knee), CB David Barrett (hip), WR Laveranues Coles (head). Probable: QB Chad Pennington (calf), LB Matt Chatham (foot), G Brandon Moore (back), QB Patrick Ramsey (calf), DE Bryan Thomas (shoulder), DT Rashad Moore (hand).
ST. LOUIS RAMS (7-8) at MINNESOTA VIKINGS (6-9)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, Fox
• Surface: FieldTurf. Sheridan's odds: Rams by 3.
• Keys to the game: The Rams don't want to get too one-sided offensively, but they also won't be stubborn if RB Steven Jackson isn't able to make much headway against the league's top-ranked run defense. The Vikings figure to be vulnerable to the Rams passing attack. The other major problem for the Vikings is they can't afford to get caught up in a shootout in rookie QB Tarvaris Jackson's first home start. So the Rams can expect to see plenty of RB Chester Taylor charging at their No. 31 run defense. But eventually Minnesota's Jackson will need to make a few plays downfield to prevent St. Louis from sending eight and nine men in the box to stop Taylor.
• Fast facts: Rams: QB Marc Bulger (4,053) has his first 4,000-yard season. Vikings: Taylor needs 115 rushing yards to join Robert Smith (1,521, 2000) as the team's only 1,300-yard rushers. … Taylor needs five carries to break Smith's season team record of 295 in 2000.
• TV announcers: Dan McLaughlin, Tony Boselli
• Injuries: Rams: Doubtful: RB Paul Smith (neck). Probable: DE Leonard Little (neck), DT La'Roi Glover (ribs), DE Victor Adeyanju (forearm), LB Will Witherspoon (knee). Vikings: Questionable: QB Brooks Bollinger (left shoulder), WR Troy Williamson (hamstring), P Chris Kluwe (hamstring). Probable: QB Tarvaris Jackson (knee), TE Jim Kleinsasser (elbow), LB Napoleon Harris (wrist), RB Chester Taylor (ribs), TE Jeff Dugan (foot).
CAROLINA PANTHERS (7-8) at NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (10-5)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, Fox
• Surface: Sportexe Momentum. Sheridan's odds: Panthers by 3.
• Keys to the game: If the Giants lose Saturday and the Panthers still have a shot at the playoffs, QB Jake Delhomme might try to play after missing two games with a sprained thumb. Delhomme provides more of a passing threat than backup Chris Weinke, but expect the Panthers to continue to focus on the running game that provided so much success last Sunday. Saints QB Drew Brees has eight 300-yard games this season, including 349 in a Week 4 meeting against the Panthers. But Brees can be slowed if Carolina can first take away the running game. If the Saints get RBs Deuce McAllister and Reggie Bush producing, then Brees should have little trouble picking apart the Panthers secondary.
• Fast facts: Panthers: WR Steve Smith has a TD in each of the last three games with the Saints. … Julius Peppers owns the team record with 53½ sacks. Saints: Bush's 86 receptions are an NFL rookie record for running backs. … WR Marques Colston is the first NFL rookie drafted in the seventh round or later to top 1,000 receiving yards (1,038).
• TV announcers: Sam Rosen, Tim Ryan
• Injuries: Panthers: Questionable: QB Jake Delhomme (right thumb), WR Drew Carter (ankle), LB Thomas Davis (shoulder). Probable: QB Chris Weinke (chest), RB Nick Goings (chest). Saints: Doubtful: WR Joe Horn (groin). Questionable: S Omar Stoutmire (knee), RB Aaron Stecker (hamstring), TE Mark Campbell (knee), WR Terrance Copper (foot).
NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS (11-4) at TENNESSEE TITANS (8-7)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Titans by 3.
• Keys to the game: As impressive as Titans rookie QB Vince Young has been, he remains very sporadic in the passing game. He continues to struggle with his accuracy and doesn't have a stellar receiving corps. No one is better at exploiting a young quarterback than Patriots coach Bill Belichick, and he will feature a variety of looks and blitz packages that Young has never seen before. That makes it imperative that RB Travis Henry take control of the ground game and keep Young out of third-and-long situations. But there is no denying Young's resiliency, and New England knows jumping out to an early lead isn't enough.
• Fast facts: Patriots: They are 6-1 on the road. Titans: Young has engineered four comebacks in the fourth quarter or overtime. … They are 6-2 when Henry rushes for at least 70 yards.
• TV announcers: Dick Enberg, Randy Cross
• Injuries: Patriots: Questionable: CB Chad Scott (back), RB Kevin Faulk (knee), DT Vince Wilfork (ankle), TE Benjamin Watson (knee), DE Marquise Hill (knee), S Rashad Baker (thigh), DT Mike Wright (shoulder), WR Brandon Childress (ankle), T Ryan O'Callaghan (neck). Probable: CB Ellis Hobbs (wrist), QB Tom Brady (right shoulder), DE Richard Seymour (elbow), S Rodney Harrison (shoulder). Titans: Questionable: DT Robaire Smith (toe), RB Travis Henry (ankle), WR Bobby Wade (ankle), DT Tony Brown (knee), DE Travis LaBoy (knee), TE Casey Cramer (neck), TE Bo Scaife (ankle).
PITTSBURGH STEELERS (7-8) at CINCINNATI BENGALS (8-7)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS
• Surface: Synthetic. Sheridan's odds: Bengals by 6.
• Keys to the game: The Steelers are more physical and can wear the Bengals down if they are able to build a lead and slowly pound away with their ground game. They have to move the chains and sustain drives because Pittsburgh's defense will need a breather between drives while dealing with Cincinnati's no-huddle attack. Bengals QB Carson Palmer knows he has an advantage downfield and will attempt to attack CBs Bryant McFadden and Deshea Townsend. With the likelihood of an up-and-down high-scoring affair, the Steelers have to protect the ball — they have a minus 6 turnover margin compared with plus 5 for the Bengals.
• Fast facts: Steelers: They have allowed only two opponents to score on their opening drive this season. … RB Willie Parker needs two touchdowns to break Louis Lipps' season team record of 15. Bengals: Palmer needs three TD passes to join Cleveland's Brian Sipe (twice) as the only players to throw 10 touchdown passes over three consecutive meetings against the Steelers. … Palmer needs 216 passing yards to become the first Bengal with 4,000 in a season.
• TV announcers: Ian Eagle, Solomon Wilcots
• Injuries: Steelers: Out: S Ryan Clark (groin), T Max Starks (knee). Doubtful: LB Clark Haggans (knee). Questionable: LB James Harrison (shoulder). Probable: S Troy Polamalu (knee), QB Ben Roethlisberger (left shoulder), S Andre Lott (ankle), C Jeff Hartings (knee), CB Deshea Townsend (hand), LB Clint Kriewaldt (neck). Bengals: Doubtful: C Rich Braham (knee). Probable: T Willie Anderson (foot), DE Bryan Robinson (toe), T Levi Jones (knee), G Eric Steinbach (illness), S Madieu Williams (thigh), DT Sam Adams (illness).
BUFFALO BILLS (7-8) at BALTIMORE RAVENS (12-3)
Sunday, 4:15 p.m. ET, CBS
• Surface: Sportexe Momentum. Sheridan's odds: Ravens by 9½.
• Keys to the game: Even if RB Willis McGahee is getting stuffed early, the Bills must remain committed to the running game. QB J.P. Losman has been sacked nine times in the last three games, and the Bills are asking for trouble exposing him to the Ravens' strong pass rush and ball-hungry secondary. The dilemma is that Baltimore owns the league's No. 2 run defense. By contrast, the Bills are 29th, allowing 64.6 more yards a game and 1.5 more yards a carry than their counterparts. The translation is a large discrepancy in time of possession if Ravens RB Jamal Lewis is able to consistently churn out positive yardage. Buffalo must win the turnover battle to have a legitimate shot, but Baltimore leads the league with a plus 15 margin for the season. The Bills have to force the Ravens to do something they're excellent at avoiding — beating themselves.
• Fast facts: Bills: They have scored at least 20 points in six consecutive games for the first time since 2004. … Buffalo is second in the NFL with an average of 4.09 points a takeaway. Ravens: They will clinch a first-round bye with a victory and home-field advantage if San Diego also loses. … QB Steve McNair has a 10-3 record and a 100.0 passer rating in 13 career home starts in December.
• TV announcers: Kevin Harlan, Rich Gannon
• Injuries: Bills: Questionable: RB Daimon Shelton (head). Ravens: Doubtful: T Jonathan Ogden (toe). Questionable: LB Bart Scott (ankle), G Jason Brown (ankle), LB Adalius Thomas (ankle). Probable: TE Daniel Wilcox (back).
MIAMI DOLPHINS (6-9) at INDIANAPOLIS COLTS (11-4)
Sunday, 4:15 p.m. ET, CBS
• Surface: FieldTurf. Sheridan's odds: Colts by 9.
• Keys to the game: While the Colts are desperately trying to regain their lost form for the postseason, the Dolphins are turning to former third-string QB Cleo Lemon to close out their season. Lemon provided a spark in relief of Joey Harrington on Monday, but the real key is RB Ronnie Brown. He ran well against the New York Jets — and pretty much everyone has run well against the Colts. Indianapolis' shoddy run defense appears to be an Achilles' heel, but if they can stop Brown, they should be able to force a few turnovers by pressuring the inexperienced Lemon on long passing downs. The one constant remains the Colts offense. QB Peyton Manning has been playing at a high level the last few weeks and should have success against Miami's beat-up secondary. Unless DE Jason Taylor is able to lead a ferocious pass rush — unlikely considering how well the Colts protect Manning — Lemon doesn't figure to be a threat in a scoring duel.
• Fast facts: Dolphins: Taylor has tied former Dolphin Trace Armstrong for 17th place all time with 106 sacks. … Miami is 7-3 with 18 interceptions in 10 games against Manning. Colts: They earn a first-round bye with a victory and a loss by Baltimore. … Manning is the first player in NFL history with seven consecutive 4,000-yard seasons.
• TV announcers: Jim Nantz, Phil Simms
• Injuries: Dolphins: Out: CB Andre' Goodman (injured reserve/shoulder), CB Eddie Jackson (IR/knee). Questionable: DT Keith Traylor (knee), WR Marty Booker (ankle), S Travares Tillman (hamstring), S Renaldo Hill (wrist). Probable: RB Ronnie Brown (hand), CB Travis Daniels (ankle). Colts: Questionable: WR Ricky Proehl (hamstring), DE Dwight Freeney (shoulder), TE Dallas Clark (knee), S Bob Sanders (knee), G Ryan Lilja (knee).
SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS (6-9) at DENVER BRONCOS (9-6)
Sunday, 4:15 p.m. ET, Fox
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Broncos by 10½.
• Keys to the game: The 49ers have a significant issue without suspended WR Antonio Bryant. Even against eight-man fronts, RB Frank Gore can have success — but San Francisco now lacks the big-play threat to keep defenses remotely honest. And if the 49ers fall behind, QB Alex Smith will have almost no chance to mount a comeback while forcing the ball against CBs Champ Bailey and Darrent Williams. However, he has been looking more often to promising rookie TE Vernon Davis, who has the ability to work the middle of the field and catch the Broncos safeties if they overplay the run. Meanwhile, the Broncos want to continue to build the confidence of QB Jay Cutler. The 49ers have nothing to lose, and coach Mike Nolan will certainly devise some special schemes in an attempt to take advantage of Cutler's inexperience. Still, the Broncos should be able to run the ball enough to put Cutler in manageable passing situations.
• Fast facts: 49ers: Gore needs 29 rushing yards to break Garrison Hearst's team record of 1,570 set in 1998. Broncos: Elvis Dumervil is third among rookies with seven sacks.
• TV announcers: Curt Menefee, Daryl Johnston, Tony Siragusa
• Injuries: 49ers: Questionable: LB Derek Smith (hamstring), T Jonas Jennings (shoulder). Probable: S Mark Roman (ankle). Broncos: Questionable: LB Al Wilson (back), LB Keith Burns (hand). Probable: C Tom Nalen (ankle), TE Stephen Alexander (ribs), K Jason Elam (left hamstring), S Steve Cargile (ankle).
CLEVELAND BROWNS (4-11) at HOUSTON TEXANS (5-10)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, CBS
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Texans by 4.
• Keys to the game: The Browns have a trio of red flags offensively — a third-string quarterback with a weak arm playing behind a battered line minus three starters. With QB Ken Dorsey unlikely to stretch the field much, Cleveland has to get a strong effort out of RB Reuben Droughns. The Browns run defense has been a major disappointment, and the Texans offense has received a late-season boost from the strong running of RB Ron Dayne. QB David Carr still relies too much on dink-and-dunk passing but should take at least a few shots downfield to WR Andre Johnson.
• Fast facts: Browns: WR Braylon Edwards needs 162 receiving yards to become the sixth player in franchise history with a 1,000-yard season. … OLB Kamerion Wimbley is second among all rookies in the league with 10 sacks. Texans: Carr leads the NFL with a 68.6 completion percentage.
• TV announcers: Don Criqui, Richard Baldinger
• Injuries: Browns: Questionable: G Joe Andruzzi (knee), WR Joe Jurevicius (concussion), WR Dennis Northcutt (shoulder), G Cosey Coleman (ankle), DE Alvin McKinley (shoulder), LB Andra Davis (concussion), LB Chaun Thompson (thumb), DE Nick Eason (foot), LB Mason Unck (groin), CB Leigh Bodden (ankle), TE Kellen Winslow II (knee), QB Charlie Frye (right wrist). Texans: Out: DE Anthony Weaver (shoulder). Questionable: TE Owen Daniels (shoulder). Probable: DE Mario Williams (foot), RB Ron Dayne (ankle).
SEATTLE SEAHAWKS (8-7) at TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (4-11)
Sunday, 1 p.m. ET, Fox
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Buccaneers by 3½.
• Keys to the game: The Bucs offense suddenly has a little punch with veteran QB Tim Rattay able to spread the ball around through the air. WR Joey Galloway, a former first-round pick by Seattle, figures to exploit the Seahawks deep. Seattle lost last Sunday on poor coverage from SS Michael Boulware, and rookie CB Kelly Jennings will start with the team's top corner, Marcus Trufant, out. But with RB Carnell Williams appearing to be a long shot to play, the Seahawks can focus on helping the secondary. Seattle's offense continues to lack any rhythm. The line isn't blocking well, and the receivers are dropping an alarming number of passes.
• Fast facts: Seahawks: QB Matt Hasselbeck is 8-3 with a 99.5 passer rating in his last 11 road games. Buccaneers: CB Ronde Barber needs one interception to break a tie with Donnie Abraham (31) for the most in franchise history. … Derrick Brooks' six career interception returns for touchdowns are tied for the most in NFL history for a linebacker.
• TV announcers: Matt Vasgersian, JC Pearson, Chip Carter
• Injuries: Seahawks: Out: C Robbie Tobeck (hip). Doubtful: WR Darrell Jackson (toe), CB Marcus Trufant (ankle). Probable: LB Niko Koutouvides (ankle), G Chris Gray (thigh), DT Rocky Bernard (foot). Buccaneers: Doubtful: CB Alan Zemaitis (shoulder), TE Alex Smith (back). Questionable: G Davin Joseph (knee), DE Julian Jenkins (ankle), CB Juran Bolden (quadriceps), LB Jamie Winborn (knee), DT Ellis Wyms (ankle), S Jermaine Phillips (wrist), RB Carnell Williams (foot).
ARIZONA CARDINALS (5-10) at SAN DIEGO CHARGERS (13-2)
Sunday, 4:15 p.m. ET, Fox
• Surface: Grass. Sheridan's odds: Chargers by 13½.
• Keys to the game: With QB Kurt Warner starting, the Cardinals need to get production out of RB Edgerrin James. The problem is San Diego's front seven should be able to win the battle in the trenches, which would leave Warner exposed to the league's top pass rush. If Arizona can create shorter passing situations, WRs Anquan Boldin and Larry Fitzgerald should be able to work effectively against San Diego's cover men. QB Philip Rivers has had a passer rating of 85.4 or lower in four of his last five games. RB LaDainian Tomlinson is enough to beat the Cardinals at home, but the Chargers know they will need to regain some semblance of a balanced attack heading into the playoffs.
• Fast facts: Cardinals: S Adrian Wilson is the only player in the NFL with at least five sacks and four interceptions. Chargers: Tomlinson needs two rushing touchdowns to tie Priest Holmes' NFL record of 48 over two seasons (2002-03).
• TV announcers: Matt Devlin, Dale Hellestrae
• Injuries: Cardinals: Out: QB Matt Leinart (left shoulder). Doubtful: LB Gerald Hayes (ribs), CB David Macklin (hamstring), WR Troy Walters (ankle). Probable: S Adrian Wilson (illness), WR Bryant Johnson (hip), WR Anquan Boldin (illness), CB Antrel Rolle (toe). Chargers: Doubtful: DE Derreck Robinson (foot). Questionable: T Marcus McNeill (neck), LB Randall Godfrey (hamstring), WR Eric Parker (neck), DE Luis Castillo (ankle), G Scott Mruczkowski (knee). Probable: S Bhawoh Jue (knee).


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|Reviews for The Marvelus Marrage
| Traveler42 chapter 1 . 4/21/2015
I had just finished watching the abridged series, reading the TVTropes page, and here I am. I can't stop laughing, Mr. Cat should not be allowed to type, but I thought his grammar was too good to be a Lolcat. I'm a little late, but I love everything here!
| Dark Queen Helba chapter 1 . 7/1/2012
This is the Best Thing Ever Written! Ever!
This Tale of Love and Loss, Redemption and Understanding, Princesses and Lions, and BALLET is a masterpiece that must be shared with the whole world!
ProfessurLionxGoose4evar you are my new favorite Author!
| Alanna Getsuei chapter 1 . 4/29/2012
I am rather Appalled by your writing. The story might have been good if it had been written in the English language and not this gibberish. You could have also perhaps gone about writing this with better intent then just "liek omg shes so hawt im gunna bang her with my 12 inch cock11!11!"
This story insults readers intelligence.
I do not care if you bother to keep it up, just think before you write or perhaps find a dictionary and grammar book. thank you.
~ An Avid reader
| Evani chapter 1 . 2/16/2012
what. the . fuck...?
| Autor chapter 1 . 12/31/2010
Hrm... Didn't you mention that you would write about the Renaissance Faire, or am I thinking of someone else?
Over all, I am very interested in your literary ability, good sir; I'm starting to get ideas of my own. Now if you'll excuse me, I have to ask my... friend... for a favor.
| DumbLikeaMoose chapter 1 . 11/1/2010
XD rolf
tutu abridged is awesome
| Lycoris Calantha chapter 1 . 10/3/2010
If I had not read of this in the TVTropes page of Princess Tutu Abridged, I think I might have died of the grammar abuse.
As it was, um, well, I now believe Mr. Cat should never me let anywhere NEAR a writing instrument. .;;; Amusing nonetheless.
| RachelPine chapter 1 . 7/18/2010
Pfft XDDDD Oh god XDDDD that was hysterical! But if this was a real story I'd be crying. Hilarious job though.
| anonymous chapter 1 . 6/14/2010
that was hiliraious
and interesting but wierd :/
| XDD chapter 1 . 5/25/2010
Please tell me this is a parody. I was laughing so hard I fell off of my chair! I do wish there wasn't so much textspeak, misspellings, complete lack of understandable plot, and oddness, but still.
| Nina Saint chapter 1 . 5/6/2010
WOW wow
| Shabon Flurry chapter 1 . 2/12/2010
Why am I getting My Immortal vibes from this fanfic?
| Fakir chapter 1 . 1/12/2010
Why is this story called the Marvelous Marriage? THERE'S NO MARRIAGE IN IT!
| Pike chapter 1 . 1/12/2010
Really, I think Fuk'here doesn't get nearly enough screentime.
And MALEN? You've got to be kidding me! He's far too awesome to let himself get tied down like that! :(
| Rue chapter 1 . 1/12/2010
This was a meritorious fanfiction. I was particularly partial to the way the love triangle matured, which spoke to the depths of my psyche. I felt full of pity for Wue, nevertheless, who just desired intimacy for herself. The experience of reading the text was quite a peregrination, and I came out of it feeling easier in my mind. By and large, "The Marvelus Marrage" is truly a literary masterpiece.


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email Animation Project
Budget $100-500 USD
I want an animation designed that would be emailable and run for approximately 20 seconds. Annimation would be of our logo dog running around on the screen. Email us for more details. I have no idea how much time this will take or what the budget should be so please email questions and I'll modify the posting as appropriate.
41 freelancere byder i gennemsnit $248 for dette job
I understood your requirements and it would take 4 days to complete. You need to send more details though related to the project, so that we start working fast. Please post the related information via private message. Mere
Based on what you've described, any more than $100.00 USA is a rip off--- this is an easy project. Don't let the "experts" fool you--- ready to start anytime.
Dear Sir, We have understood your requirements and can easily do the project as we are having more than 5 years of experience in IT industry and we are India's leading IT company. We offer 100% satisfaction and money Mere
Hello, ...I can see clearly the solution for your request, and it is with pleasure that I would like to offer my services to you! Sincerely, Cigal
Hello, Please check out my website - http://www.odeliacohen.com . If I'm chosen, we'll be able to work together on a real-time basis via MSN messenger or ICQ. Kind regards, Odelia.
can do this for you have done lot of animations for Websites and also in Multimedia Presentation Give a chance and let us discuss on the project
I have 6 years of flash experience and am able to produce high quality animations in limited time frames. Contact me if you are interested in seeing some examples of my work.


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