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Pantec demonstrates unbeaten in-line decoration performance with RHINO™ II at LABELEXPO INDIA
Pantec (stall H37) will showcase the unbeaten in-line performance of RHINO™ II with a live production of a luxury spirit label combining patch registration and multiple colour foil application.
Sunday, October 30, 2016
Manufacturers of Wine, Tequila and Whiskey Labels as well as Luxury Packaging producers should schedule a visit to Pantec GS Systems at Booth H37 where their flatbed foil-embossing system RHINO™ II is demonstrated live. The system provides registered holographic patches and multi-stepping application of different foils. Its record high stroke frequency of 25'000 strokes per hour allows manufacturing of highly decorated premium labels and luxury packaging in single pass in-line at speeds that make such labels viable for new markets.
RHINO™ 410 is known in the label market for its efficient foil embossing in-line for 430 mm web. The addition - registered patches - opens up new fancy design opportunities for brand owners. With RHINO™ 510 Pantec even prepares the way for foil embossing and hologram registration for carton packaging on 530 mm web.
At the booth, manufacturers of luxury body care, cosmetic or security labels will find solutions for economic in-line production of labels with registered holographic effects, security labels powerful foil saving. And also manufacturers of large volumes of Carton and flexible packaging should stop by at our booth to get the latest information about the rotary wide web system CHEETAH™ which applies holograms for security and design aspects at incredible speed and accuracy.
Pantec GS Systems, booth H37
The future of packaging: web, in-line, single pass
Live demonstration enthused the participants on the efficiency and outstanding look of single pass manufactured luxury packaging during DRUPA
Sunday, June 26, 2016
During DRUPA 2016 Pantec GS Systems opened the doors at GEWA Etiketten, Germany for two times to demonstrate the single pass manufacturing of luxury packaging. International visitors of all kinds - printers, packaging designers and editors - joined the event.
"The future in packaging: web, in-line, single pass" was promised to be seen. And GEWA delivered evidence by performing two impressive jobs, both in single pass from the blank substrate to the die cut pack. The first job was a highly decorated chocolate pack with complex foil embossing and blind embossing. Even though the label press was not adapted for carton die cutting at this stage, a pharmaceutical job with an attractive security foil embossing was set up after completing the first job. The demonstration was performed on a narrow web Gallus press with an integrated Pantec RHINO™ flat bed hotfoil embossing system.
After the demonstration, participants had a lively discussion with Mr. Uwe Refflinghaus (Managing director of technology at GEWA) and the former printer and head of production, Mr. Oliver Jung (now GEWA Designer).
An essential outcome of the discussion was that in-line single pass operation is removing some of today's cost limitations for packaging. The participants agreed that especially designers should know about the possibility of single pass manufacturing with the combination of printing (offset, flexo, screen printing) and high end refining (micro embossing, debossing, security features, die cutting), thus many of today's limitations for designers would be cancelled.
Peter Frei, CEO at Pantec GS Systems, says the feedback of the participants was very encouraging: "The attendant printers confirmed, that at present cost wise impossible design proposals for brand owners will become possible now with in-line single pass processing with a powerful hotfoil embossing system like RHINO™."
It was also interesting what wine label printers with seasonal jobs pointed out; they see potential to balance their business by the usage of the label press for highly decorated packaging jobs.
Finally the enthusiasm and somewhat pride of the GEWA team was visible when the audience applauded their great work.
Package printing single pass – Pantec/GEWA open house during Drupa
Tuesday, May 24, 2016 To date high-quality luxury packaging is very expensive to manufacture, since the process is usually divided into several process steps. Refining with hot foil, holograms and embossing takes place in separate machines which splits the entire manufacturing process into several sub processes. This often means complex, time-consuming logistical processes and a lot of waste.
In-line packaging printing opens up completely new possibilities for printers to produce cost effective with a very short lead time. New high-performance hot-foiling, embossing and hologram systems for web presses such as the rotary stamping system CHEETAH™ or the flatbed RHINO™ by Pantec GS Systems speed up to 150 m/min and produce POS teasing brilliance in-line.
To show-case how luxury packaging can be manufactured in-line from the blank substrate to the finished pack Pantec GS Systems offer an open house onJune 3rd and 9th at GEWA near Frankfurt. Participants will see the combination of printing (offset, flexo, screen printing) and high end refining (foil & micro embossing, debossing, security features, die cutting) all in single pass from the blank carton roll - the future of luxury packaging!
For further information on the open house visit http://bit.ly/1s5qzWX or directly register by mail to firstname.lastname@example.com
Pantec sells 22nd R/R CHEETAH 850 for package hot foiling in China
Kradolf, May 11, 2016 – Pantec GS Systems announces the sale of an e-pack 850 off-line machine equipped with two CHEETAH™ rotary hot foil stamping and patch registration systems to HuanQiu in YuXi, Yunan province. This marks the 22nd CHEETAH™ sold to the Chinese market by the Swiss company, marking the increasing awareness of the benefits of web converting in the packaging industry.
Peter Frei, CEO of Pantec GS Systems, is happy that the important players in the tobacco packaging market have recognized the potential of extending the web production from the printing to the converting process: "The Chinese tobacco packaging printers traditionally start from the roll on rotogravure presses and proceeded in flat bed sheet fed for converting. The high performance of the CHEETAH™ hot foil stamping system gave them the possibility to remain with roll material for the converting process – exploiting the benefits of shortened lead time, less waste and lower overall costs".
Today, the majority of CHEETAH™ hot foil stamping and patch registration systems are installed in China, but also European packaging printers rely on CHEETAH™. Peter Frei: "For the European packaging printers it's the same efficiency issues which lets them investing into web refining equipment. An additional driver is a trend towards application of patches for prestige indication and sales growth on carton packages."
The recently signed contract for HuanQiu is for an e-pack™ 850 system, an off-line solution with two CHEETAH™ hot foil stamping and patch insetting systems. An important part of the installed CHEETAH™ systems is operating in-line in rotogravure presses.
"With the unrivalled Pantec pSave™ technology, the massless foil motion system for fast and precise patch placement, CHEETAH™ achieves stamping speeds of up to 150 m/min", says Frei. "Now, hot foil stamping is done in-line in rotogravure presses of Komori and Bobst. The complete jobs, including hot foil and embossing can be done from the plane paper to the cut cardboard in a single pass".
According to Frei, the in-line hot foil stamping on reel material also opens up innovative design opportunities: "A Rotogravure press with an upstream hot foil stamping CHEETAH™ allows highly efficient overprinting of holograms, patches or holographic foil in a single pass, in-line."
Brady Purchases SWIFT™ Security Hologram Applicator
In-line, high-speed hot stamping technology produces secure brand protection labeling solutions
MILWAUKEE, WIS. (PRWEB) March 26, 2015
Brady (NYSE:BRC), a global leader in industrial and safety printing systems and solutions, today announced that its brand protection business has purchased the SWIFT™ foil saver and hologram unit from Pantec GS Systems. The SWIFT unit will be used to meet an increasing demand in anti-counterfeiting labeling solutions from Brady's customers.
"Brady views Pantec GS Systems as the technological leader in the hot foil stamping industry and we're excited to have installed the SWIFT unit into our secure production environment," says Chet Kiedrowski, senior manufacturing engineer for Brady Brand Protection. "It will increase our capacity for security hologram label manufacturing, while also improving our overall efficiencies, allowing us to provide our customers with high-quality, cost-effective labeling solutions."
The SWIFT hologram applicator will be located at Brady's secure manufacturing facility in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Both this location and Brady's Singapore facility operate under the ANSI/NASPO SA-2008 security standard. The Milwaukee location has been certified by North American Security Products Organization (NASPO) since 2004 and the Singapore location was certified in 2006, making Brady the first company outside of North America to receive NASPO certification.
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Pantec RHINO™ foil embossing system adds value to Gallus TCS 250 at French printer Aset-Bidoit
Kradolf, 20.02.2013
Aset-Bidoit, a leading French premium wine label printer, upgraded two of their Gallus TCS with RHINO™, a flat bed foil embossing system by Pantec GS Systems. Aset-Bidoit, already convinced by their first RHINO™ in a rotary press, wanted to bring its efficiency and quality also onto their semi-rotary presses. The retrofit of RHINO™ into the TCS is straight forward and simple. Pantec GS Systems technicians executed the entire retrofit directly by themselves.
3D foil embossed labels are drawing significantly higher attention on the point of sales due to their outstanding appearance. For these premium "flat bed embossing" look labels, inline efficiency was available for rotary systems only, so far. Now, semi-rotary presses can be equipped with the RHINO™ flatbed system also, achieving much more than just a leap in quality.
Rotary foiling is limiting the speed of the press, especially with uncoated and structured papers. The advantage of print repeat flexibility of semi-rotary presses results in partial usage of the printing cylinder circumference. Depending on the system only 50 to 80% is used. When talking about the press output on the roll, people often do not consider that the process speed on the cylinder may be twice as much, forcing the machine speed to be reduced for an acceptable quality.
Flat bed foiling with RHINO™ increases dwell time by at least factor 7. Therefore foiling on uncoated papers is much faster inline with RHINO™. Peter Frei, CEO of Pantec GS Systems says: "Some semi-rotary presses basically double speed with RHINO™, when stamping uncoated materials. Therefore, a RHINO™ into a semi-rotary press not only makes a printer to a strong player in foil embossing, but he gets a major performance increase."
About Pantec GS Systems
Pantec GS Systems, located in Kradolf, Switzerland, is specialised in efficient, high quality refining for the printing industry, providing leading in-line systems for Hot Foil Stamping and Embossing, Foil Saving, Hologram Application and Security Perforation.
Chinese Packaging Industry continues investments into reel fed refining - Pantec GS Systems to deliver further e-pack™ 850 systems
Market leaders reinforce investments to move from sheet to reel processing – Pantec GS Systems demonstrates machine performance in June at open day
Kradolf, 06.06.2013
Pantec GS Systems announces the sale of another two e-pack 850 offline systems with CHEETAH™ rotary hot stamping to Chinese Tobacco Packaging companies after installing four systems in autumn 2012 already at Goldroc Packaging Co., Ltd.
For Peter Frei, CEO of Pantec GS Systems, the further investments in e-pack™ systems prove the adoption of Pantec GS Systems foil saving and hologram placement technology: "Goldroc is very satisfied with the significantly higher performance of CHEETAH in our e-pack™ reel to reel lines. Their enthusiasm conveys to other firms who follow the strategy to substitute sheet fed systems by reel fed." A strategy, which can also be applied to other printing market sectors according to Frei: "For example, the amount of hot foil in chocolate packaging, combined with the volumes of these products, shows a similar potential like tobacco packages in China. For visionary people who care about the strategy of a company, it's definitely worth watching what's going in China and start thinking about production philosophies in the future."
Pantec GS Systems will hold an open day at Goldroc plant in ChangDe, China, on June 20th to demonstrate the performance of reel fed refining for interested parties.
About Pantec GS Systems
Pantec GS Systems, located in Kradolf, Switzerland, is specialised in efficient, high quality refining for the printing industry, providing leading in-line systems for Hot Foil Stamping and Embossing, Foil Saving, Hologram Application and Security Perforation.
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Pantec RHINO™ foil embossing system integrated to Rotatek Brava at Austrian printer Marzek Etiketten.
Kradolf, 28.05.2013
The by far largest wine label printing company in the eastern Austrian area, Marzek Etiketten, opted for a RHINO™ flat bed foil embossing system to be integrated to one of their semi-rotary Rotatek Brava presses, thus improving differentiation on short jobs.
For Marzek Etiketten, the outstanding look of 3D foil embossed labels is a further development of their differentiation skills on low volume jobs. The integration was done into a Rotatek Brava press, adding RHINO™ for high speed refining.
For Peter Frei, CEO at Pantec GS Systems, Rotatek Brava and RHINO™ are complementing each other perfectly." With its 16" web width and the high output speed the Rotatek Brava is a powerful press system for short and medium jobs. RHINO™, also equipped with 16" embossing width and a speed up to 120m/min, is neither limiting web width nor speed – but substantially enhancing the value of the output by 3D foiling differentiation. The higher margin for the attractive look ensures a fast payback."
The integration to ROTATEK Brava updates Pantec GS Systems list of RHINO™ with semi-rotary machines after equipping several Gallus TCS presses already at Aset-Bidoit, France.
About Pantec GS Systems
Pantec GS Systems, located in Kradolf, Switzerland, is specialised in efficient, high quality refining for the printing industry, providing leading in-line systems for Hot Foil Stamping and Embossing, Foil Saving, Hologram Application and Security Perforation.
Ways to escape the profit squeeze in the premium label market - Innovations to become most efficient in the highly attractive wine and cosmetic market
Kradolf, 06.09.2012
The pressure sensitive label market is getting under price pressure from different directions, more and more. Numerous printers compete for smaller and smaller orders and shorter and shorter lead times. The prices and margins suffer. Differentiation and efficiency become the key to escape the price spiral.
"Efficient, high quality refining is becoming the vital differentiation factor for specialist in high value label sectors", says Peter Frei, CEO of Pantec GS Systems. "RHINO™ became the differentiation factor in wine labels, now SWIFT™ is the upcoming ingredient in cosmetic and health care."
Systems to overcome the profit squeeze in the premium label market
After RHINO™, the paradigm-changing flat bed foil embosser in rotary wine & alcohol label presses, the Swiss company Pantec GS Systems already launches another innovative system for foil printers.
SWIFT™ is one of the most agile birds of the Alps flying along steep ridges. So does the new Pantec foil saver. It "flies" along the rail of modern printing machines. SWIFT™ is designed to make specialist printers in cosmetic and health much more cost efficient and more over, it allow them to differentiate in quality from their competitors.
Profit increase from foil saving and line efficiency
At Labelexpo Americas Peter Frei, CEO of Pantec GS Systems, will show the economic and the quality factors that make RHINO™ and SWIFT™ users have a key advantage that improves their market position and increases their margins considerably.
Location: Labelexpo Americas 2012, Press Office
Time: Wednesday, 12.09.2012 10:30 - 11:00
Speaker: Mr. Peter Frei, CEO Pantec GS Systems
About Pantec GS Systems
Pantec GS Systems, located in Kradolf, Switzerland, is specialised in efficient, high quality refining for the printing industry, providing leading in-line systems for Hot Foil Stamping and Embossing, Foil Saving, Hologram Application and Security Perforation.
Foil Saver on Rail - Pantec GS Systems
SWIFT™ – a Foil Saver on Rail by Pantec GS Systems – creates high additional profits on foil jobs
Kradolf, 29.08.2012
After RHINO™, the paradigm-changing flatbed foil embosser in rotary wine & alcohol label presses, the Swiss company Pantec GS Systems already launches another innovative system for foil printers. SWIFT™ is one of the most agile birds of the Alps flying along steep ridges. So does the new Pantec foil saver - SWIFT™. For rotary foiling SWIFT "flies" along the press' rail if required for a job change. Pantec GS Systems is about to launch SWIFT™ after Labelexpo Americas. SWIFT™ will be available for most of the modern leading printing machines.
SWIFT™ is designed for fast change over. It has been developed with the advices of specialist printers in Health & Beauty to be versatile for innovative marketing needs, but above all, meeting today's stringent requirements of small orders. SWIFT™ is based on Pantec's high performance vacuum saving technology pSave™ which achieves extremely high frequencies, allowing to run the press at typical Health & Beauty label printing speeds.
A major field of application for SWIFT™ is Health & Beauty, as their label production shows a very high foil saving potential. Specialists running multiple shifts have profit potentials of hundreds of thousands of Euros per year. They can profit not only from foil saving with hot foil. They profit from reducing foil change stops, thus waste and time of a high value press. Moreover, moving from non-saveable cold foil to hot foil becomes very attractive. Foil saving and therefore less line stops, compensates not only the tooling cost, but creates high additional profits on repeat jobs. Furthermore, it adds competitiveness from the higher quality of hot foil.
About Pantec GS Systems
Pantec GS Systems, located in Switzerland, is specialised in efficient, high quality refining for the printing industry, providing powerful in-line systems for specialists in Hot Foil Stamping and Embossing, Foil Saving, Hologram Application and Security applications.
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SWIFT™ – a Foil Saver on Rail by Pantec GS Systems - will be available for most of the modern leading printing machines
Pantec GS Systems to sell four 850 mm CHEETAH™ rotary hologram stamping offline machines to china tobacco market
Pantec GS Systems, a specialist in efficient high quality refining, announced that they have sold four E-PACK 850 offline systems with CHEETAH™ rotary hot stamping to Chinese Goldroc Printing Co., Ltd.
Kradolf, 02.07.2012
According to Steven Ye, Chief Representative of Pantec GS Systems in China, Goldroc's decision is based on a major trend in the market which will highly affect the whole Chinese tobacco printing industry in midterm. "The tobacco printing market is facing a new situation regarding production parameters. The tendency is that lots of small volume brands are replaced by less bigger brands. These brands shall be produced web based, which is much more efficient and therefore more profitable than the traditional sheet fed production process. Therefore Goldroc's decision to continuously go reel to reel in the hotstamping process is the consequence of their production strategy to gain higher profits with larger job volumes. We are confident that quite a few others will follow the concept in future."
For Peter Frei, CEO of Pantec GS Systems, this paradigm change opens substantial business opportunities in the Chinese market: "We are proud that Goldroc has chosen the Pantec GS Systems p-save vacuum technology for high performance hologram stamping. The success in ShenZhen with the integration of CHEETAH™ in offset lines in 2010 for mass hologram application on V.A.T receipt has proven the power of p-save vacuum technology".
About Pantec GS Systems
Pantec GS Systems, located in Kradolf, Switzerland, is specialised in efficient, high quality refining for the printing industry, providing leading in-line systems for Hot Foil Stamping and Embossing, Foil Saving, Hologram Application and Security Perforation.
Pantec GS Systems' rotary hologram insetting system CHEETAH™ sets substantial barrier against counterfeiting
Pantec GS Systems' CHEETAH™, a rotary precision hologram insetting system, sets a substantial barrier against counterfeiting – no fake invoices in ShenZhen Province, China, since production started one year ago
Kradolf, 24.04.2012
CHEETAH™, a rotary hologram application system by Pantec GS Systems, was installed about one year ago in DongPeng, a printing company governed by Shenzhen tax department, in-line into an existing flexo printing machine. Aim of the project was to set a new security standard at high efficiency level for tax invoices as they are produced – and faked - billion fold in China per year. A newly developed hologram foil in combination with CHEETAH™'s high speed and very precise hologram application finally persuaded the DongPeng Managers. From today's point of view the result is convincing: "Up to now, there has been no fake invoice to appear in the market, this is an exclusive record in the history for whole China and it's just incredible and exciting", DongPeng officials stated.
Shenzhen, a big city in southern China, was facing big problems with fake invoices leading to huge loss of tax incomes every year. Qiu Xiaowei, DongPeng President, points out the importance for fast developing, cutting edge technologies in this context: "In the past, newly launched editions of invoices were illegally copied just after two weeks. This forced the Shenzhen government to find a new approach for anti-fake". DongPeng trusted in new hologram technologies: "We finally succeeded to develop a high-tech scratch-off hologram foil and choose the PGS stamping machine for efficient production and extended security – because of CHEETAH™'s not imitable precision of hologram insetting" the DongPeng president emphasises. Today DongPeng is more than satisfied with the performance. "The two stamping machines have been serviced well in DongPeng for almost one year. Nearly no malfunction occurred and about 600 million invoices have already been produced with full quality control."
About Pantec GS Systems
Pantec GS Systems, located in Kradolf, Switzerland, is specialised in efficient, high quality refining for the printing industry, providing leading in-line systems for Hot Foil Stamping and Embossing, Foil Saving, Hologram Application and Security Perforation.
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CHEETAH™, a rotary hologram application system by Pantec GS Systems, installed in DongPeng, a printing company governed by Shenzhen tax department, in-line into an existing flexo printing machine.


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Pirates is always a hot topic about them shoot films and TV series, doing a variety of games and finally get to them and Rovio, which recent months is clearly not tinker and given the loudest their projects, this game will not make the same furore, but it is made the conscience, it is immediately noticeable! So once again - well done!
It may seem that I rushed to conclusions, but the game really captures the very first minutes of the game! Reasons for this are many, such as excellent graphics, which finally returned to normal and shows on exactly what we expect. Juicy picture, fine detail, attention to detail and the little things, which together form a good mood, you literally feel the fresh sea air, the sun and the feeling of unlimited freedom for which piracy and attracts many players! Despite the fact that the game is essentially a strategy, and the format is so battered that someone might be indignant, but why not? In most cases, demand creates supply, and this is the situation. Yes, as in most other games you have to build something, but do not forget about the foundation of piracy - robberies, developers about them have not forgotten;)
So rob other pirates, other players and do not forget to defend your base, because no one except you can not prevent other pirates rob her. Overall employment in a great variety of game, despite this, the gameplay is simple and intuitive as in most of these projects developers.
Features Plunder Pirates:
Disadvantages game Plunder Pirates:
Bottom line: a great game that will make a full competition boring Clash of Clans, but I sincerely hope that she will not turn her in, individuality is always in vogue, so that with faith in the future highly recommend this game to all fans of the genre;)
With the game need to download the cache, it must be unpacked and positioned in the directory: sd / android / obb
With a break in the stormy weather, the pirates are ready to upgrade their island. And leading the way is the brand new Pirate Hall.
Update also includes:
Upgrade - buildings and defenses benefit from new levels
Extra learning - upgrade the Academy and Voodoo Hut to unlock new pirate skills
New Defense - the Voodoo Gate has arrived
Made betterer - Numerous other bug fixes (full details at forum.plunderpirates.com)
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SiSoftware Sandra Lite 2017 SP1 24.30
All around tool, benchmarking, system diagnostic and analyser.
Quick Facts
What's New
SiSoftware Sandra (the System ANalyser, Diagnostic and Reporting Assistant) is an information & diagnostic utility. It should provide most of the information (including undocumented) you need to know about your hardware, software and other devices whether hardware or software. Sandra is a (girl) name of Greek origin that means "defender", "helper of mankind". We think that's quite fitting.
It works along the lines of other Windows utilities, however it tries to go beyond them and show you more of what's really going on. Giving the user the ability to draw comparisons at both a high and low-level. You can get information about the CPU, chipset, video adapter, ports, printers, sound card, memory, network, Windows internals, AGP, PCI, PCIe, ODBC Connections, USB2, 1394/Firewire, etc.
Native Unicode ports for 32-bit Windows (2000/XP/2003/Vista), 64-bit & x64 Windows (XP/2003/Vista) as well as Windows CE (Pocket PC 2002/2003/2003SE, Smart Phone 2002/2003/2003SE, CE .Net 4.20) are available.
- Benchmark UI Change: Select Multi-Threading, Multi-Core, Single-Thread
While it was always possible in Sandra to disable hyper-threading (HT) to use only physical cores/modules or disable multi-core (MC) to use only sockets/packages or just 1 thread - by using Options - we decided to make it easier to use.
So now you can test either MT, MC, ST - which can be useful on processors that use Turbo/dynamic overclocking and can boost fewer threads to higher speeds.
You can also run on all APs (application processors) - but not the BSP (boot processor, aka thread 0) just in case the BSP causes AP threads to wait for it to finish and thus delay the completion of the test (even now there are some problematic systems).
Single-thread will use an AP not the BSP as generally the BSP is loaded with other tasks (e.g. interrupts).
Note Sandra uses its own scheduler - thus does not depend on Windows to schedule the threads on specific socket/core (and perhaps park the rest). NUMA is also fully supported and the right NUMA node will be selected as appropriate for the package/core the thread should run on.
General Sandra Information
Here are the version types, in line with industry standards:
- Sandra Lite (free for personal/educational use - no nag screens, time limit, etc.)
- Sandra Advanced (for OEMs)
- Sandra Professional (commercial)
- Sandra Engineer (commercially exploitabile)
- Sandra Enterprise (commercial)
- Sandra Legacy (home enthusiast)
List of SiSoftware Sandra Modules:
- System Summary
- Mainboard/Chipset/System Monitors Info
- CPU/BIOS Info
- APM & ACPI (Advanced Power Management) Info
- PCI(e), AGP, CardBus, PCMCIA bus and devices Info
- Video Information (monitor, card, video bios, caps, etc.)
- OpenGL Information
- DirectX (DirectDraw, Direct3D, DirectSound (3D), DirectMusic, DirectPlay, DirectInput) Info
- Keyboard Info
- Mouse Info
- Sound Card (wave, midi, aux, mix) Info
- MCI Devices (mpeg, avi, seq, vcr, video-disc, wave) Info
- Joystick Info
- Printers Info
- Windows Memory Info
- Windows Info
- Font (Raster, Vector, TrueType, OpenType) Information
- Modem/ISDN TA Information
- Network Information
- IP Network Information
- WinSock & Internet Security Information
- Drives Information (Removable Hard Disks, CD-ROM/DVD, RamDrives, etc.)
- Ports (Serial/Parallel) Info
- Remote Access Service Connections (Dial-Up, Internet)
- OLE objects/servers Info
- Processes (Tasks) & Threads Info
- Modules (DLL, DRV) Info
- Services & Device Drivers (SYS) Info
- SCSI Information
- ATA/ATAPI Information
- Data Sources Information
- CMOS/RTC Information
- Smart Card & SIM Card Information
- CPU Arithmetic Benchmark (MP/MT support)
- CPU Multi-Media Benchmark (including MMX, MMX Enh, 3DNow!, 3DNow! Enh, SSE(2)) (MP/MT support)
- File System (Removable, Hard Disks, Network, RamDrives) Benchmark
- Removable Storage/Flash Benchmark
- CD-ROM/DVD Benchmark
- Memory Bandwidth Benchmark (MP/MT support)
- Cache & Memory Bandwidth Benchmark (MP/MT support)
- Network/LAN Bandwidth Benchmark
- Internet/ISP Connection Benchmark
- Internet/ISP Peerage Benchmark
- Hardware Interrupts Usage
- DMA Channel Usage
- I/O Ports Usage
- Memory Range Usage
- Plug & Play Enumerator
- Hardware registry settings
- Environment settings
- Registered File Types
- Key Applications(web-browser, e-mail, news, anti-virus, firewall, etc.)
- Installed Applications
- Installed Programs
- Start Menu Applications
- On-disk Programs & Libraries
- Installed Web Packages(ActiveX, Java classes)
- System Event Logs
- Burn-in Wizard(test computer stability)
- Connect Wizard (connect to remote computers, PDAs, Smart Phones and other devices)
- Combined Performance Index Wizard (overall computer performance score)
- Create a Report Wizard (save, print, fax or e-mail in CIM (SMS/DMI), HTML, XML, RPT or TEXT format)
- Performance Tune-Up Wizard (tune-up computer)
- Environment Monitor Wizard (temperatures, voltages, fans, CPU power, cooling solution thermal resistance, etc.)
- WebUpdate Wizard for automatic version updating
What's New:
Updated hardware support to including:
- Intel HEDT/Workstation/Server Skylake-X/Kabylake-X
- Intel Core next gen (Cofeelake?)
- AMD HEDT/Workstation/Server Threadripper
- Updated DDR4, NVMem (non-volatile), PMem (persistent) memory support
Updated CPU benchmarks including:
- Updated AVX512 benchmarks (Multi-Media, Hashing, Memory & Cache Bandwidth)
- Further benchmarks will be updated to AVX512 in due course upon toolchain update
Benchmark Fixes:
- Fix: CPU Power Management Efficiency benchmark running with more than 16 threads.
- Fix: SGEMM AVX2/FMA running with non-power of 2 threads.
New fresh look
- Brand-new high-resolution icons for all modules and benchmarks at 256x256 pixels for all operating systems (including Windows 7) with Aero/transparency support for Windows 7 as well as future Windows 10/Neon!
Hardware support for AMD Ryzen architecture
- Benchmark modifications with respect to non-zero (0), non-constant value buffers (memory bandwidth, cache bandwidth, multi-core bandwidth, crypto bandwidth). While this is a departure from standard STREAM, I personally believe it is a good idea ensuring memory pages are distinct and thus preventing data compression and optimisation (read/write).
- This has resulted in lower scores depending on the hardware so watch out for that.
- CPU Multi-Core: Matching option "best match aka lowest latency" and "worst match aka highest latency" to select thread pairs within same CCX or across CCXesin order to measure inter-CCX bandwidth and latency.
- Reporting of latency measurement of each combination of thread pairs (same core, same CCX, across CCX).
- CPU Crypto SHA HWA hashing is supported on AMD Ryzen.
More AVX512 code-paths for future arch
- CPU Crypto hashing (SHA2-512, SHA2-256, SHA1) multi-buffer
- Memory and Cache bandwidth AVX512 both 256-bit and 512-bit transfers (depending on hardware).
- Transition to newest VC++ 2017 with preliminary support for AVX512 across benchmarks.
GPGPU Cuda 8.x SDK support
- Support and optimisation for Pascal arch.
CPU Image Processing and GPGPU Image Processing enhancements
- Wide Colour (10-bit bits-per-channel/30-bit total) image support
- Half Float (16-bit float) processing in addition to normal 32-bit float processing. (for 8-bit bbc it is sufficient)
Maintained System benchmark: Overall Score 2016/Platinum
- As we've added just about all the benchmarks we can without running for hours, we are keeping the Overall Score unchanged for this release. We are planning to change it for the next major version.
Sandra 2016future Service Pack
- All the fixes in Sandra Platnium/2017 will be back-ported to a future service pack for Sandra 2016.
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Bazooka Candy Brands will partner with Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment for a limited-edition, "Minions"-branded candy line for the company's largest merchandising program ever.
Juicy Drop from Bazooka Candy brands will add two new flavors to its lineup, which includes the Juicy Drop Pop in Berry Melon Blitz and Juicy Drop Taffy in Apple Attack.
Bazooka Candy Brands is making its way into the gummy category. The Juicy Drop brand will expand to include Juicy Drop Gummies, which combines sour gummies with sour gel.
Bazooka Candy Brands will collaborate with DreamWorks Animation on a limited-edition candy line, as well as a multiplatform merchandising program, to support the film "How to Train Your Dragon 2."
Bazooka Candy Brands, a division of the Topps Co., announced the expansion of the Major League Baseball branded Ring Pops to new teams this March.
Bazooka Candy Brands' latest confection is offering consumers a personal and fun way to stay connected with each other.
Bazooka, which is part of The Topps Co., has strengthened its portfolio with the acquisition of Sharkies organic fruit chews, according to published reports.
Confectioner Bazooka announced it is extending its Baby Bottle Pop line to include rattle-shaped lollipops....
Elizabeth Arden and Bazooka Candy Brands, a division of Topps Co., have teamed up to...


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Australia Law
Have Australian Law Questions? Ask a Lawyer Now.
The VCAT member stated "I'll make a decision but you most likely wont be able to enforce it as the contract isn't in his (my) name)" - not an exact quote but very close.
So if he goes to the magistrates court to enforce it, can I not demonstrate this flaw there and then?


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2006 Chevrolet Equinox LS 4dr SUV (3.4L 6cyl 5A)
The dealer kinda pushed this car on me cause I needed a vehicle to carry my stuff and my 70lb husky...that worked but my car has 80000 miles on it and the repairs are more than the thing's worth now. All I asked was that it gets me from point A to point B and now it over heats about every 20 minutes of driving. I see why the dealer wanted to get rid of this thing so much I NEVER WANT TO OWN ANOTHER ONE OF THESE [non-permissible content removed] AGAIN!!! they have non standard tires and a pain in butt to change the head lights and it takes forever to heat up in the winter and enjoy less than standard tire size.
2006 Chevrolet Equinox LS 4dr SUV (3.4L 6cyl 5A)
Bought new in 2006, now approaching 110,000 miles, nothing major went wrong, one
warranty repair on front wheel bearings. Great, comfortable ride on highway, huge legroom in the back seat, great utility for roadtrips or just ride to and from work. Did not expect it to last this long or this many miles, but by the way it drives and looks it may make it to 200,000!
Rear seat legroom, highway handling, smooth transmission
Turning radius is pretty bad- that's the only feature that I wish to be better. Perhaps this was done on purpose to avoid rollovers from sharp turns?
2006 Chevrolet Equinox LS 4dr SUV (3.4L 6cyl 5A)
we purchase this vehicule 1 nov of 2010 with 77 000 km . we are today 27 nov 2013 , 3 years after with 149 000 km . we are very very sastified , we did nothing major in repair to this vehicule , change 3 bearing just missing front passenger side and replace brake ( normal maintenance) and a front end part . I did have to sand and prime and paints the rear wheel weld over the rear plastic , a lot of this model do start to rust a this area , it cost me 10 $ , overall very good suv , pretty basic nothing fancy in it .
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2006 Chevrolet Equinox LT 4dr SUV AWD (3.4L 6cyl 5A)
Very reliable, practical vehicle. No fancy BS. This will get the job done. My commute is throught heavy traffic and the car is super reliable, gas mileage is good , not great. I ideally need more room, but due to a rough commute, this was the best choice. I have had many Chevy's over the years and they have all gone over 200k with regular maintenance.
2006 Chevrolet Equinox LT 4dr SUV AWD (3.4L 6cyl 5A)
I wanted a all wheel drive vehicle that was not a gas guzzler and decided to buy an American made car. First mistake was buying on emotion. Second mistake was keeping this vehicle to the point where it is not worth trading in. Poor quality with multiple issues. Motor that pushes washer fluid malfunction in year one, power moon roof in year two, rubber that holds windshield started flapping around ans was loose in year three, steering ends are now giving problems, and sensor costing $600 needs to be changed in year 6. This car has 70,000 miles and was well cared for. Yet my wife with her car that is 5 years older and has 50,000 more mile has to drive me to work in her HONDA as my car is in the shop.
Initial year was good.....then all downhill. Good car if you are leasing New for 1 to 2 years
Build a quality vehicle that is reliable. I will never, ever buy a Chevy again!


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North Shore Move to Amend, North Shore Labor Council and MA Senior Action North Shore will host a community forum on "Creating Democracy and Challenging Corporate Rule"with guest speaker David Cobb of the Move to Amend campaign.
The recent Supreme Court ruling, Citizens United v. FEC opened the floodgates to unlimited corporate spending on elections. Cobb, an attorney and organizer for the Move to Amend coalition, will help local residents understand the history behind the recent decision and how they can work to abolish "Corporate Personhood" and reestablish a government of, by, and for the people.
"We are a diverse coalition with deep roots in communities nationwide. We recognize that amending the Constitution to restore the power of the people over corporations will not be easy, but we know correcting the Supreme Court is imperative to the progress of our nation," stated Cobb. Cobb was also the Green Party candidate for President in 2004.
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Frequency of Episodes: One time show
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Lenny Kravitz has, on Monday, May 11, posted a black-and-white nude picture of himself on his Twitter account.
Singer Lenny Kravitz joins the "nude photo scandal" buzz by uploading his own naked pic on his Twitter account on Monday, May 11. The black and white shot is presumably taken in a shower or urinal. It shows the singer exposing his bare bottoms to the camera, while hiding his private part behind a wall.
The outing of the shot, which is available for peek at the singer's Twitter account, comes just days after the naked pictures of Rihanna and Cassie are leaked online. Lenny's motive to make public the particular photograph is not known though.
Earning his fame with the release of his debut album "Let Love Rule" in 1989, Lenny Kravitz has so far released 9 albums in total. His last record was "It Is Time for a Love Revolution" which already hit the stores in 2008. As of late, he reportedly is focusing on charity works.


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The hurricane came ashore between two cities causing mass destruction. FEMA, health care professionals, power company employees, the Red Cross and National Guard rushed in to stabilize the region and get supplies and shelter to those in need. Volunteers from all across the country came to help and for a nearly three weeks the crews worked tirelessly long hours to start the process of cleaning up and rebuilding. Some volunteers were set up with box trucks and sent inland to the rural regions where restoring power could take weeks and where damage was not by the storm surge but wind taking trees down, laying them across power lines, homes and businesses, or tornadoes spawned in the turbulent storm winds that left swaths of the country side in ruin.
Paul, Justin and Nicholas found themselves in a box truck heading north along rural county roads each day with a different destination delivering food, medical supplies and basic necessities. Each one had volunteered for the same reasons everyone else had volunteered; this need to do something in the wake of such destruction. Paul was from Knoxville, a University of Tennessee junior who was originally from Kentucky. At twenty-one he was still idealistic, and his majoring in Sociology gave him a sense of the struggles happening to the people hit the hardest. Justin was from Dallas, worked with one of the big banks in mortgages and watching the news, seeing people wade through waist deep water with only a few belongings or worse carrying their youngest children had hit him hard, for it brought back memories of his growing up in Galveston, Texas and having to deal with hurricanes himself. Nicholas drove down from Raleigh with a couple of friends, one of whom he had been dating off and on for over a year, neither he nor Rachel seemed really interested in a relationship or marriage but they shared a common humane sense of the world. He wasn't familiar with how destructive a hurricane could be having come from western Virginia but seeing how bad it was along the coast, the total destruction in areas had stirred something inside of him, so when his friends said they had to get back since they couldn't afford to stay any longer Nicholas had given them his keys and told them he was staying a while longer and would get a plane ticket to fly back when he was ready to leave.
For over a week they made their trips, each day going further and further up the same roads, the idea being each group would keep going up till they covered the region hardest hit. During the drives they talked about themselves, where they were from and Justin told of past hurricanes his family had had to endure. They would stop for lunch and sometimes dinner along the side of the road eating the sandwiches and snacks they brought with them since so many areas were without power that finding a restaurant or convenience store open was nearly impossible. Paul told them about life on Tennessee's campus, the frat parties, the pranks in the dorm, and the girls he dated, although none seriously. Justin, now twenty-six, talked about how he was trying to get settled in the routine of work, it seeming to always change, the way he had already been shifted three times to different departments at the bank since staring four years ago and how he felt this uncertainty about his life all the time. Nicholas told of living in Raleigh, working at Social Services and the poverty he saw and how it was more and more difficult and he told of his dating Rachel and it being her idea to actually pack up and come down, and now it was odd how they were back in Raleigh, their finances not allowing them stay any longer. He admitted how his relationship with Rachel seemed to be one of convenience and he still had no urge to settle down and get married.
Over the course of several days they learned a lot about each other and developed a camaraderie that enabled them to deal with the difficult situations they faced each day. They were handing out supplies at one small community that was nestled in the third generation growth of pine, most of the men working in the logging industry and the women working in the nearby paper mill when Nicholas bumped Paul on the shoulder and motioned toward Justin who was treating several small children for cuts.
"Have you noticed he has not mentioned anything personal about himself this whole week?" Nicholas asked.
"Yeah, I noticed" Paul replied.
"I bet he has had a major break up or something" Nicholas said as he held out the food rations to the next in line.
"Could be, or he may be one of those banker types so wrapped up in making money he has let any social life he could have slide to the side."
"But someone like that wouldn't be here, doing this."
"True" Paul replied as he turned to climb back into the truck for additional supplies to hand out.
The weather after the storm had been clear blue skies, but the heat along the Gulf Coast had returned with a vengeance making the relief efforts not only emotionally draining but tiring as well. The guys had loaded up early that Sunday morning for the forecast called for rains to move in late in the day which would add a new dimension to the situation. As Nicholas drove the white box truck north along the two lane road undulating through the country side he looked down at his dirty shirt and then over at the others whose clothes were just as messed up.
"When I get a chance the first thing I have to do is shower and wash clothes" he said as he looked back at the road.
"Tell me about it" Justin replied sitting between Nicholas and Paul.
"I've worn everything I've got two or three times and it all feels damp when I first put it on" Paul added.
They were silent for a moment their eyes looking at the familiar scenery they were passing when Paul began to sniggered, then laugh out loud.
"What? What's so funny?" Nicholas asked as Paul and he glanced over at Justin.
"Ok...confession time" and he looked at the guys with a grin on his face. "Who has stopped wearing underwear since we've not been able to wash clothes?"
There was a moment of silence as Nicholas glanced back and forth between the road and Paul, and Justin let his gaze turn from Paul back to the road in front.
"As of two days ago" Justin confessed.
"Three days ago" Nicholas added and they busted out laughing. When they settled back down the cab grew quiet.
"We definitely need to find a washing machine" Justin said in a low voice, more to himself than to the others.
It was nearly ten thirty before they got to their first stop and they slowly made their way north along the narrow dirt road that was their day's route. They passed sections recently cleared and came upon crews a couple of times cutting fallen trees to clear out the final sections of the dirt road. Their pace was slow going, having to spend over an hour at one location waiting for the crews to open up the road. They stopped at a bridge over a creek and watched the still swollen red waters rushing underneath as they ate a late lunch.
"Justin?" Paul asked between mouthfuls.
"You haven't mentioned a girlfriend or a wife. I assume you're still single?"
Nicholas looked over at Paul, uncomfortable with his personal questions.
"No...no girlfriend or wife" Justin replied and he took a long drink of water.
"Okay...well I was just curious" Paul said as he waded up the wrapping from his sandwich.
Justin glanced over at Paul then back at Nicholas who was looking at him with a worried look.
"Alright, if you want to know I am still single, have not dated anyone seriously in a few months, and..." Justin looked back at Paul thinking he was the one to worry about the most. "Well, you see I'm gay."
There was a moment of silence then Nicholas slapped Justin's thigh with his open palm. "Well damn, that's all. We thought you might have been in a bad breakup or something worse."
Justin looked at Nicholas relieved at his casual response and back at Paul who was shaking his head smiling.
"Yeah, we thought you might be fleeing from some bad situation like a girlfriend with a butcher knife fetish and we had been afraid to ask" Paul finally remarked bringing them to laughing again, something they did often to release their built up emotions from their relief efforts.
Nicholas and Paul asked Justin about his life living in Texas and he told them what it was like growing up in a strict house and how it was leaving for college that he finally was able to live his life. Soon their banter returned to their usual discussions of the problems they faced in their relief efforts, the destruction they kept seeing, even this far inland and how they each would need to go home soon.
It was late in the day and the sky was clouding up quickly when they guys finally turned the truck south to head back. They drove back along the rutted, washed out dirt road, sitting in fatigued silence, looking out at the pine that were broken off about eight feet above the ground, the entire stand snapped off leaving jagged trunks sticking up. Paul was driving and when they dropped down into a low area, the sides of the road lined with damaged or fallen over magnolia, oak and cedar trees Justin suddenly yelled stop.
"What is it?" Paul asked as he brought the truck to a stop.
"That drive back there?" Justin asked.
"Yeah, what about it? You think we should check it out?" Nicholas replied as Paul looked in the mirrors at the drive with its blocked up culvert and mailbox lying on the shoulder of the road.
"Yeah I do; while we're here. I mean we're so far from another house and all."
Paul eased the truck back and turned down the lane. They only made it a short distance when fallen trees blocked their way. They climbed out and began to go on foot, climbing over the trunks of trees or working their way around them. It took fifteen minutes to get to the old house site nestled among the trees and they quickly saw one tree had fallen over the roof on one end busting through down to the walls and another tree had fallen parallel to the front shearing off the porch crushing it flat. A small barn in back was collapsed under the weight of a large oak and a chicken coop was blown over with the chickens roaming freely around the yard.
"Damn, what a mess" Nicholas stated as they moved to the house.
"Hello?! Anyone here?" Justin called out as he made his way in the back door, struggling to get it open, the frame warped under the weight of the tree on the roof.
The three of them eased into the house, noticing how it had been neatly kept but with windows blown out and the ceiling collapsed in several places the interior was a mess. They moved through the kitchen into the living area and to a doorway where they could see a bed. An elderly woman lay upon the bed, eyes closed, not moving.
"Oh shit" Justin cried out and ran to the bed where he placed his hand to her neck to feel for a pulse.
The ambulance took an hour to arrive and once the elderly woman was loaded up and the ambulance headed to the nearest hospital it was getting dark and the rains had began, a windless straight down rain, large drops that fell with a thud on the roof and the ground with water sheeting over the ground ankle deep.
The guys were soaked by the time they got back to the truck and they drove in wet misery for an hour until they came to a house and barn for sale that appeared unoccupied. Nicholas was driving and he turned into the drive.
"What are you doing?" Paul asked.
"Stopping. I'm beat, all of us are and I've got to get out of these wet clothes. Let's see if the house or the barn is open and we can crash here to change and rest up a bit."
The house had been locked but the barn was open and inside the old barn they found a dirt floor that was damp, but a ladder led up to a hayloft. Justin called the FEMA site they were working out of and let them know it would be early the next morning before they got back and what had happened that day. Nicholas and Paul grabbed their gym bags with their gear and got it up in the hayloft. It was empty, the floor sweep clean and more importantly to the guys, it was dry.
Paul sat their lantern on the floor in the middle of the loft, a space only fifteen feet wide or so, but the full depth of the barn running under the ridge line of the roof. They each moved to a corner away from the each other as they stripped off their wet jeans and shirts. It was Paul who looked around first, his curiosity getting the best of him as he looked at Justin in the opposite corner. Paul knew Justin was about his own height of five ten but leaner, narrow shoulders and when he looked at Paul, his back to the light, his pale skin seeming to glow in the dim light, Paul saw how lean he really was, saw his round ass and his legs that reminded him of guys who ran a lot or who swam. Justin's black hair was a mess, sticking up in all directions and he ran a hand through it pushing it down as best he could. He leaned over and rummaged in his gym bag for another pair of jeans and Paul saw his balls hang down between his legs, saw how they hung low, the sac stretched out long. When Justin stood up with a pair of jeans just as dirty as the pair he had on, but dry, he turned slightly to put them on and Paul got a quick glimpse of his cock as it bounced into view before he quickly turned away.
Nicholas saw how Paul watched Justin, saw how he turned away quickly when Justin turned and he knew it was a natural curiosity for he had glanced at Justin too, and from his angle, Justin's body in shadow, he didn't see him clearly but he saw his lean smooth chest and flat stomach and he noticed his cock as it bounced around. Nicholas looked over a Paul, his body stockier, with broad shoulders, his arms and legs muscular and his waist so narrow as to be ridiculous. Paul had reddish brown hair and the mat of hair on his chest was dark brown as it laid flat over his chest and down his stomach. Paul's cock didn't hand long like Justin's but it was thicker, the head flared out wide even when flaccid and his legs were covered with his dark brown hair. To be the youngest of the three of them he looked the most mature, the most masculine.
Justin knew the guys had checked him out, he saw them out of the corner of his eyes and he humorously wondered if they were looking to see if there was some mark on him that said 'gay'. He had saw Paul checking him out when he pulled his shirt off and when he turned to put on his jeans he saw Paul standing there looking at him just before he turned quickly around but in that moment Justin saw how masculine Paul really was with his muscular body, the way his chest and center of his stomach had that mat of hair covering it and he admired his arms and legs, so muscular compared to his own. Then there was Nicholas, who was taller than Paul and he, four or five inches taller at least, and he had the long torso, lean and muscular, of a swimmer. He noticed the smooth dark olive tone of his body, how his dirty blonde hair wasn't much darker above his cock and his arms and legs appeared to be so smooth in the dim light but he knew they had a light blonde dusting of hair. Justin had compared their cocks, Paul's one that would be thick, with a wide flared head and Nicholas' appeared to be one that would be long and thin and he had to smile at their locker room antics of checking each other out while they put on some dry jeans, each one remaining shirtless trying to stay to cool.
They tossed their sleeping bags down near the door to the hayloft where it was somewhat cooler using them more as a pad to lay on instead of getting down in them. They lay quiet for a while, listening to the rain fall outside with its rhythmic rattle on the tin roof. As exhausted as they were they all lay awake unable to fall asleep right away. How long they lay there none of them knew, but Justin's phone suddenly began to play music from an incoming call. Nicholas and Paul leaned up and watched as he fumbled it open and answered.
"Hello?" and he listened for brief moment.
"Yeah, that was us, we found her. How is she doing?"
Justin listened for a moment, didn't say anything when he hung up, lying back down on his back staring up in the darkness. Nicholas and Paul waited, fearing the worse.
"She didn't make it" Justin replied and he rolled over facing away from Nicholas and Paul. They could hear him after a few minutes, a soft cry escaping from him.
"You okay?" Nicholas whispered.
"Not really...it's just we try so hard and sometimes it isn't enough...you know?"
"Yeah" Paul replied in a low voice.
Nicholas scooted over and moved up behind Justin, wrapped his arm over his upper body and held him close.
"Come on, it's okay" he whispered as Paul watched with concern. The days of going from one disaster site to the next, seeing so many homeless, without food, and the children seemed to be the ones who suffered the worse, and then today brought everything to a head, their frustrations, their emotions, some need for normalcy. Nicholas held Justin, felt him settle down and Nicholas laid his head down behind Justin so close Justin's hair tickled his nose and he gave Justin a slight tight squeeze with his arm letting him know it was okay.
The rain had stopped while they napped and now the skies cleared out and the moon shone brightly through the door. Justin felt Nicholas still behind him, only snuggled up tighter to his back, his arm over his waist with its hand at his chest, its warmth comforting. He felt how their bodies were spooned together, the natural curves of their forms nestled together, and he felt how his cock was hard for the first time in days, achingly so, it confined in his jeans at the wrong angle and he slipped his hand down in the front and shifted his cock over, gave it room to stretch out and Nicholas' hand moved down his arm, following where it positioned, down in his jeans and Justin froze, unsure if Nicholas was aware of what he was doing. Nicholas ran his hand down and back and forth along the waist band of his jeans, then Justin felt it slide underneath down to his cock where Nicholas grasped it, squeezed it, and Justin stifled a moan as he pushed against the hand. He felt Nicholas press his mouth to the back of his neck, softly, the warmth of his breath, then his lips, sensuous against his skin.
Justin tried to think of Paul, worried about what was happening but Nicholas hand on his cock and his lips on his neck, then moving around to his ear, tugging on his earlobe, tonguing it and he couldn't get his mind to focus as he pushed his ass back against Nicholas. Nicholas undid his jeans, pulled the zipper down and Justin's cock popped out hard, rigid, and Nicholas grasped it, stroked it as he slowly humped against Justin's ass.
Justin felt Nicholas against him, his cock hard as it pushed against his ass and he reached around and ran his hand down Nicholas' stomach, down to his jeans and felt the way they sat loose around his waist, seductively inviting him to reach in, to let his fingers roam down and touch him. Nicholas pulled back and gave Justin room, let him grasp his cock, feel its hardness. They lay there feeling each other and Justin never felt so naked even with his jeans still pulled up for they were open and loose around his hips, the soft denim rubbing and touching him in ways that kept reminding him he was exposed, Nicholas' hand had access to him, to feel him, stroke his cock, make him want more.
Nicholas wrapped his arm around Justin's neck, pulled him back against his bare chest as he pushed Justin's jeans down as far as he could reach exposing Justin's ass. He pushed against Justin, let him feel his hard cock and he felt Justin's hand trying to get his jeans open, struggling with the button and Nicholas pulled back and undid them, pulled his zipper down, giving Justin access, let him feel how his cock sprang free and slapped against Justin's ass. Justin pushed his ass back, pressed himself against Nicholas, trapped Nicholas' cock between his ass cheeks.
Then the moonlight was blocked for a moment and Justin opened his eyes and Paul was lying in front of him, watching his every expression and the way he was responding to Nicholas. Then Justin felt Paul's hand on his chest, rubbing softly over him. Nicholas leaned over Justin's head and looked at Paul.
"Pinch his nipples" Nicholas told Paul.
"Pinch his nipples" Nicholas repeated and Paul moved his hand to Justin right nipple and lightly pinched it with his forefinger and thumb.
"Harder" Nicholas whispered.
Paul pinched harder, felt the hard nub rise up between his fingers as he squeezed down on it and Justin moaned, loudly, pushed his chest out toward Paul and Nicholas ground his cock into Justin's ass. Justin began to squirm between them, to move with a fluid motion from one sensation to the next, and Paul reached down and grasped Justin's cock, felt it flex in his hands and the head became wetter and wetter as he stroked the shaft and ran his hand over the head.
Nicholas moved to Justin's ear as he kept grinding his cock against Justin's ass.
"What do you want?" Nicholas asked.
"Fuck me...fuck me Nicholas" Justin replied and he raised his left leg up, opening himself up to Nicholas as he reached back and held Nicholas' cock firmly against his hole. He felt Nicholas pump it against him, press against his tightness and he pushed back and felt the head of Nicholas' cock try to breach his opening.
"Come on Nicholas, fuck me" Justin begged and he pushed back as Nicholas pushed forward, harder, with determination and the head of his cock sank into Justin making him cry out. Paul moved closer, kissed Justin on the jaw, moved over his cheek and to his lips. Justin moaned into Paul's mouth as Nicholas and he worked together to spear his ass on Nicholas' cock, to have inch after inch sink into his hole.
"How does it feel?" Paul asked Justin in a hoarse quiet tone.
Justin cried out and then wrapped his arms around Paul's neck, hugged their bodies together as he whispered in Paul's ear "Oh fuck, it feels good."
Nicholas began to work his cock into Justin till he was all the way in and he held Justin tightly feeling the warmth of his body. They lay still for a moment, Nicholas kissing the back of Justin's neck and Paul moved down and ran his lips over Justin's nipples, tongued them and finally he bit down on the right one hard enough to make Justin cry out. Nicholas began to fuck, to work his cock through the tight ring of Justin's hole, to feel it milk his cock as he slid each inch back and forth.
Justin groaned and cried out and he reached down and pulled Paul up, kissed him passionately on the mouth.
"Let me suck your cock" Justin begged Paul, pulling up on his body, "come on, move up, let me suck it...I won't to feel you in my mouth."
Paul shifted up till this thick hard cock bobbed up and down in Justin's face. Justin wasted no time in taking it, working his mouth as far down the shaft as he could, then back up, bringing the head to his lips where he would lick and suck on it. Paul had never felt anything like it, the way Justin sucked his cock, the way he would swallow so much of it then pull back and work the head and he began to pump his hips a little, pushing his cock into Justin's mouth a little more. But something wasn't right, it seemed he was missing some aspect and he knew what he wanted, something he never considered before and he pulled out of Justin's mouth and swung around till he had Justin's leaking cock in his own face. He felt his cock sink in the warm wet mouth again, felt the way Justin worked his tongue over it and he reached out and took Justin's cock, held it steady and touched the head with his tongue tasting the sweetness of the pre-cum, and he put his lips to it, letting them slide apart as he pushed forward sinking his mouth over Justin's cock. He felt Justin moan around his cock and push his hips forward, shoving more of the shaft into Paul's own mouth.
Justin lay between them, Nicholas at his back fucking him, slowly grinding his cock all the way in, and Paul in front in a sixty-nine position, each sucking the other's cock and Justin couldn't take it, all the frustrations and emotions of the past few days, the sensations his body was being put through, the way Nicholas bore into him, all the way and Paul, clumsily, roughly, sucking his cock and something so erotic about it, it made him groan around Paul's cock, made him suck harder, take as much as he could until he couldn't take anymore.
Justin came hard, his cry out stifled by Paul's cock, as he shoved forward, his ejaculating cock pushing into Paul's mouth till he gagged. Justin came hard, blasting his first wads straight down Paul's throat and he kept pumping his hips as he pumped his cum into the suctioning mouth. Nicholas felt it, the way Justin's hole worked his cock, milked it with each spasm as he shot his load, and Nicholas fucked harder, slammed his hips against Justin's ass, pushed deep into him till he came, shooting his own load deep into Justin's hole.
Paul hadn't been close yet and when Justin was spent and he pulled off his cock, Justin pulled back, rolled on his back and gave him a slap on the ass.
"Fuck me, Paul, come on, I want it" Justin begged.
Paul rolled up on his knees and got between Justin's legs, let them wrap around his waist as he leaned over Justin's body putting his thick cock to Justin's hole. Nicholas was longer but not as thick and as Paul pushed forward, sank his cock into Justin in one slow push, the ring of Justin's hole was tight around his shaft as it passed through making Justin cry out, throw his arms over his head and stretch his body out, the tension shivering through him. Paul held his cock still when he was all the way in and he lay on Justin, felt him shiver beneath him, felt the hard undulation of his breathing, and he felt the heat of him, his skin slick. Justin hugged him tight, kissed and nipped at his neck, his earlobe and along his jaw.
"Fuck me....fuck me hard" Justin whispered.
Nicholas had watched how Paul sank his thick cock into Justin, just eased it all the way in and he could hear how Justin bore it, his groans growing louder and his begging Paul to fuck, to fuck hard and he placed his hand on Paul's ass, encouragingly, pushing down with his thrusts into Justin. Paul rose up, his muscular body hovered over Justin, his cock sliding back and forth through his tight hole, and he fucked fast, his body tight with the exertion, his breathing hard, and his heated scent filled the hayloft, his body glistened in the dim moonlight as he sweated profusely, it dripping down on Justin as he bore his cock into him, shoved it in all the way.
It was only a few more minutes, Paul's fuck, and he began to pump his load into Justin, mingling it with Nicholas', pumping his cock through it till it began to pump back out and run down Justin's ass. Spent and exhausted, Paul collapsed on top of Justin, his breathing ragged and he lay there with Justin holding him, and Justin telling them how good it felt, the way the two of them gave themselves to him for this one night.
As they lay still, legs and arms intertwined, their emotional and physical exhaustion overwhelmed them and one by one, they fell into a deep sleep.


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I am an abstract artist working in Richmond, VA. I produce oil on canvas abstract paintings. I design patterns from sections of my paintings that are used to create abstract wallpapers, fabrics, pillows and gift wrap.
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Lindsay is a contemporary abstract expressionist based in Richmond, VA. She paints large scale abstract paintings with bright, bold color and energetic movement. Fundamental elements of her paintings are focused in the interplay of color and the layering and texturing of paint. She allows each painting's composition to develop organically as the work moves through each layer and stage until it is complete.
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