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Recently, I had the chance to interview Pete Clarke. Clarke is a candidate for Orange County Commissioner District 3 in what is turning out to be a very competitive race. Our interview is below.
FT: How is the campaign going? What would you say the top concern of district voters are?
Clarke: We have been walking our community neighborhoods for the past several months and a constant concern we hear is public safety – specifically, crime. In one portion of the District the primary concern is property crime (break-ins, car-hopping) while in other areas of the District we can add issues such as drug dealing, street racing, prostitution and the growing homeless population. In a virtual tie is the significant concern regarding the economy and the outlook for more employment and opportunity. Sun Rail and its potential for noise and disruption are also major topics along the planned route. People are looking for a representative who will not desert them when the going gets tough. I assure them I am committed to represent them and address their needs, regardless of the issue.
FT: The district 3 race is a crowded one. Why are you the best canddiate to lead an area that hasn't true elected leadership in over two years?
Clarke: I have lived in what now constitutes District 3 the entire time I have been in Orange County. We initially lived in the Conway area but following college I bought my first home in Azalea Park (left for graduate school). I have since lived in Conway again, as well as in the South Goldenrod area (Quail Trail) and Belle Isle. I have been extensively involved in my community, both personally and professionally, in all areas of the District – ranging from Kiwanis and Church projects for kids and home rehabilitation, to establishing medical clinics providing accessible health care and after school programs for middle school students throughout the area. I have achieved significant results through building consensus and collaboration, and I will continue to utilize these skills as the District 3 Commissioner. I am the only candidate who has the advantage of having served in the United States Military. My extensive training and real-time experience in disaster management (Hurricanes of 2004 and other local activations) are not matched by any other candidate. My executive level Management roles have afforded me the opportunity to be responsible for budgets in excess of $120 million dollars, responsibility for up to 1,000 employees providing COUNTY WIDE services—not just limited to one District or smaller area. My promise is to serve as a full-time Commissioner for my constituents—this position is not a stepping stone for any other office. I believe in accessible leadership – I will meet in the District on a regular basis and will strive to attend all community meetings personally. I believe voters should strongly consider what each candidate has done for the community personally and professionally — while not in office or running for office. During the past year, I worked to open two new medical clinics, one now open in Bithlo, and one opening in Meadowwoods in early July. These openings complement the clinics I previously opened through the PCAN (Primary Care Access Network). These new jobs will augment the 100 plus already created through this collaborative. I also served as Chair and board member of Mavericks Charter School to establish a site in East Orange County. This is a school tailored to attract drop outs and teens at risk of dropping out to a school that will prepare them for the future with a high school diploma (not a GED). We know this actual diploma dramatically increases their lifetime earnings and allows many future options including trade schools, military careers and, hopefully, college. We have placed an option on a parcel on Chickasaw Trail and will work to construct this essential community resource in time for the 2012-2013 school year. This will provide more jobs, but more importantly, more OPPORTUNITY for our young residents. As Chair of Hope Now International, Inc., my involvement has helped develop and present the largest children's event in the area with our annual Back to School Bash at the Amway Centre. This unique and remarkable event will provide over 10,000 backpacks, 1,500 haircuts, thousands of dental/vision/health screenings, and 1,000 childhood immunizations for local children and teens, and will host a Red Carpet Teachers' lounge for 300 teachers. My extensive knowledge and understanding of County budgets and finance prepares me to serve as the District 3 Commissioner the minute I am elected. No other candidate can compare with my hands on community involvement experience or proven track record of reaching out and addressing concerns through truly collaborative efforts. Some candidates run for the next election. I am running for the next generation.
FT: A hot topic recently has been the maintenance and proposed upgrades to the various venues like the convention center and Citrus Bowl. What's your opinion of the overall condition of Orange County as a destination for events that could draw business?
Clarke: I believe that we remain a favored destination for business, convention and visitor travel. We remain desirable due to a number of factors, including location, climate, ease of air travel, amenities (family fun) and, of course, our world class Convention Center and lodging industry. As District 3 Commissioner, I will be ever mindful of the changing economic factors affecting both our residents and our visitors and will work with Convention and Lodging partners to assure our mutual success. Of course, as Commissioner, my first priority is to assure our Convention Center is properly maintained. I hope critical maintenance and/or repairs have not been delayed leading to costlier repairs. From a purely financial perspective, the Citrus Bowl is great for business. It is also a PR bonanza for our area. I believe it is essential that we find a resolution to the necessary upgrades/repairs needed to remain relevant as the College bowl game landscape is rapidly changing. I have met with the owners of the Orlando City Soccer and their goal is to become a Major League Soccer (MLS) franchise. Given the rich cultural and demographic diversity we find in our metro area, as Commissioner I would champion this exceptional opportunity. MLS would be a significant addition to our economy and would be yet another attraction for national and international play and the associated business opportunities that would be generated. For both the Citrus Bowl renovations and our future as host to MLS soccer public/private partnerships are essential. I will commit to assist in any and every way possible to bring these partnerships to fruition.
FT: Finish this sentence. "During his first year on the commission Commissioner Clarke would like to see ____?"
Clarke: A real, verifiable decrease in crime in our neighborhoods, complemented by an increase in economic growth." My first two priorities are public safety (Sheriff, Fire, Disaster Management) and job growth with a focus on the Healthcare industry. Have government provide what it was created to do ..protect.. and have government not restrict economic growth through regulation and bureaucracy.
FT: As always I like to end interviews on a positive note. What is something the voters may not know about you or your campaign?
Clarke: Those close to me know about my love of classic music. To keep that fire burning, I am a member of the "Low Bid Band" and we play only the finest Classic Rock. Regardless of genre, music is an essential part of our many cultures — a part that can unite in a moment, and perhaps create generations of understanding. It is a universal language.
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"In the heart of the magnificent landscapes of Provence, a dream of mine came true: the dream of enjoying three hundred days of sunlight and a serenity which is, for me, the ultimate luxury. Terre Blanche is an oasis and a holiday here soothes the soul." (D. Hopp)
With this words resort owner Dietmar Hopp describes how he fell for Terre Blanche.
The site was owned by aristocrat Charles Bouge in the late 18th century and it remained in his family for two centuries before being bought in 1979 by actor Sean Connery, who was planning to create a golf course. This project never came to fruition.
By the late 1990s, Terre Blanche's destiny had been decided. Dietmar Hopp fell in love with its outstanding country setting. He wasn't interested in what didn't work in the past but rather what could be achieved in the immense space. A passionate golfer, inspired entrepreneur and, as the founder of SAP, a visionary, he set the wheels in motion for the grand project which he had dreamt up. His vision is still at the heart of Terre Blanche's philosophy.
The resort was built in 2004 and now has a 5* hotel, two 18-hole golf courses, a training centre, a spa, the Royaume des Enfants children's club, four restaurants (one of which is starred), but also two property schemes.
Space and serenity are the order of the day and respect for nature is a founding principal.
Terre Blanche was the result of a series of acquisitions. The first was by Antoine Bouge, who bought the Colline des Crouis (from the Latin "quercus" meaning "oak") from the Arquier family. Once the Château had been built, it became known as the Colline du Château (Château Hill).
The Arquiers were an upper-middle class family from Marseille who had left the city following the French Revolution to seek refuge in Tourrettes, where they had a residence and 30 hectares of land on the Colline des Crouis. Jean-Baptiste Arquier became mayor of Tourrettes and remained in this post for many years.
Antoine Bouge had the Château built at the top of the hill near Jean-Baptiste Arquier's hunting lodge, which was in place before the Château existed and was used as a hiding spot when hunting thrushes. Work started in the 1850s and 60s and took around 10 years. All the stones were sent by ship and brought from Fréjus to Tourrettes in carts.
In 1900, thanks to the Bouge family, the Tourrettes area and canton of Fayence enjoyed significant investment. At about the same time, Antoine's brother Auguste Bouge became the Château's owner. He bought 280 hectares in his wife Emilie's name from the Marquis de Villeneuve, thereby expanding Terre Blanche. The Marquis de Villeneuve was the son of a very long-standing local family and owner of the 13th-century Bergerie de Terre Blanche. Tourrettes' town call is what was the Château des Villeneuve.
In 2001, the Hopp family bought the property known as the Riou Blanc, thereby creating the Terre Blanche which we know today.
From its design, Terre Blanche was imagined by a golf lover for golf lovers. An infinite range of possibilities quickly opened up. The resort is built on 300 ha / 741 acres of wild countryside without damaging the location's fragile balance and in close cooperation with the economy and tourism of the region. Today, Terre Blanche is a part of the Pays de Fayence.
It is an ecological success through the use of green methods and materials. It is also an economic success, thanks to partnerships with local companies and because hundreds of lasting jobs have been created. The hotel was designed like the Haut-Var perched villages. It is inspired by their homes built with old white stone, red tile roofs, and perfectly integrated into the natural environment. Inspired by nature, the two golfs of Terre Blanche are ranked among the most prestigious in Europe. The architect Dave Thomas kept the existing features of the estate to create bunkers and other real golf challenges on two unique 18-hole courses.
To complete these facilities, the Spa was conceived and built as a Provencal house with lime, stone and tiles, red clay. Building the Albatros Golf Performance Center Building the Albatros Golf Performance Center Golf courses at their beginning
The history of the Bouge family goes all the way back to Charles in the 18th century. Charles Bouge was an imperial colonel in the Napoleonic army from a family of Toulon ship-owners who took part in all of Napoleon's campaigns in Italy and Helvetia. He died in 1826 in Callian, which was to be his final resting place.
The story of the Bouge family in Tourrettes began when Charles married a daughter of the Mireur family, who was born in the little village of Callian. As the couple had no children, it was his doctor brother Nicolas who inherited Charles' position at the head of the Bouge family. Two generations later in the 1850s and 60s, Nicolas' son, Antoine, a lawyer and Swedish consul in Marseille (but also, first and foremost, a very eligible bachelor) had the Château built on the Colline des Crouis (from the Latin "quercus" meaning "oak").
Antoine had a sister named Marie and two brothers, Auguste and Jules. Upon Antoine's death, it was Auguste Bouge (1853-1931), grandfather of Camille Bouge, who inherited the Château. When Auguste himself died, his only son with his wife Emilie, Marie-Eugène Bouge (1905-1977), inherited it in turn. He was another lawyer in the family and the father of Camille Bouge, Mayor of Tourrettes.
The Château's owner in the early 1900s, Auguste Bouge was a great lover of art and painting, but also a much-appreciated patron. Among his most notable purchases were paintings by Monticelli. Monticelli's son, Viola, and local Marseille painters such as Roch and Maury regularly came to spend a few summer months in the Château. As well as the works and paintings on the walls, including the paintings of Camille Bouge's ancestors, the Château's ceilings were painted and decorated by passing artists.
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Auguste Bouge financed the construction of a private purified water network running down from the village from a height of 100m of Tourrettes to irrigate the Château grounds. This was the first network driven by gravity to supply Terre Blanche and it stayed in use until 1979 – up to that point, there was no water meter. An ornamental pool which is still in place today served as a reservoir (and an attractive water feature) in front of the Château. A second water storage facility was also created beneath the Château roof. It held 2000 litres and was designed to flow down using gravity into the water features. It was quite a luxury for its time. This permanent water resource also fed into the farm in the Château courtyard using an overflow system, as well as the surrounding fields.
The Château Bouge's woodlands were the work of Antoine and Auguste Bouge, and they are made up of conifers and deciduous trees planted in the late 19th century. They usually need to be at altitudes of more than 800m to grow, but here they have thrived just 400-500m from the Château. Especially well represented are rare, unique trees which at the time were transported to Fréjus by boat from around the globe. Among the catalogued species there are Lebanon cedars and incense cedars from the Rocky Mountains in California. There are also various types of cypress trees, including Greek cypresses with their outsized, sparse branches, the California cypress and yellow cypresses all the way from the Canadian Rockies. Also not to be missed are the spectacular sequoias of North America, an exotic species of resinous trees.
In the present day, Mr. Camille Bouge has noted that history is repeating itself one century later: like Dietmar Hopp today, Antoine Bouge gave entire local families work while his Château was being built in the 1850s and 60s. Italian painters – one master, a few companions and a few apprentices – came to paint the Château ceilings, but stayed to paint the ceilings in Fayence church too and in the end, they never left.
The Bergerie
The Bergerie, or pen, was once located opposite what is now the Château golf course's tenth hole. It was originally surrounded by magnificent oak trees and, happily, a few of them have been preserved. Lots of flat, square, polished stones were spread around the Bergerie. These salt stones were the product of many long, slow years of polishing, licked by the rough tongues of salt-loving goats, put there to give them a balanced diet. Camille Bouge's father created grazing land for the sheep. Where the lake currently sits between the Bergerie and the Château, crops were once grown. It was during that particular era that Terre Blanche (or White Earth) was named after the land's crumbly white stones.
The farm
The farm was in existence before the Château was built and it had a lower, western part with a stable for Camille Bouge's father's horses and donkey. He used the latter to get to school as in those days; his parents lived in Paris while he stayed with the servants in the Château.
The lime kiln
The lime kiln was built by the Villeneuves to make lime out of the site's plentiful supplies of white-coloured earth which gave the resort its name. It is white because it is made of white clay with a strong dose of calcium carbonate and kaolin. The kiln was used to heat the white earth until its water content had evaporated and limestone was left. When rehydrated with water, it could be used as a binder for buildings. Above the limestone kiln was a maisonette where the kiln workers lived. When, in a tragic accident, three people were fatally poisoned by carbon monoxide from the wood burnt for heating, the limestone stopped being used for commercial purposes.
This ancient limestone kiln has been preserved, and you can spot it near the Le Riou course's fourth hole.
The open barn
The open barn was built by Auguste Bouge. Its highly typical 19th-century wooden architecture is found in many villages in the area around Grasse, including Saint-Vallier.


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The Brighton festival's theatre programme ended with this extraordinary import from Argentina in which five actors recalled, with the aid of photos, letters, home movies and old clothes, the lives of their parents. Conceived and directed by Lola Arias, the show offered a compelling mix of personal memories and – since the actors were all born around the time of the 1976-83 dictatorship – a mosaic of modern Argentinian history.
I suspect Arias is an admirer of the Brazilian pioneer Augusto Boal, whose "theatre of the oppressed" dramatised communal issues. Here, the big question is how the actors either live up to the radicalism of a previous generation or, in one case, live down its collusion with dictatorship. The most moving story is that of a performer who discovered that her supposed brother was actually the child of a "disappeared" family and had been illegally abducted by her policeman father: there is both sadness and a sense of relief in the way she recounts that her guilty dad is currently serving an 18-year jail sentence. But amid the stories of parents who suffered death or exile for their politics, there are lighter moments. One actor brings his eight-year-old son and the boy's pet turtle on stage; as the reptiles allegedly have prophetic powers, we watch in suspense as the turtle slowly indicates whether there will be a future Argentine revolution.
Arias's production would doubtless have an even greater impact on a society that had lived through the events described. But it gives us a vivid picture of the high price paid by a previous Argentinian generation for opposing, either openly or covertly, a dictatorship. It is also inventively staged, with descending cascades of clothes symbolising the weight of the past, and performed with great verve: you had to admire the unfazed cool of Liza Casullo as she coped with a technical hitch in the midst of a filmic re-creation of the lives of her exiled parents. But that, one would guess, is the least of the problems this resilient and blazingly honest group of performers has ever had to face.
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Noah Joens and Brian Reeves have been nominated by St. Peter Lutheran Church in Pocahontas as youth of good character. St. Peter Lutheran Church is currently in the process of building and planting a community garden. Noah and Brian generously donated three and a half hours of their time to haul dirt and pound posts. The Church and community appreciate your efforts very much!
Noah (left) is the son of Tina Joens of Pocahontas, and Brian (right) is the son of Scott and Mary Reeves also of Pocahontas.


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Aliso Viejo, California – (The Hosting News) – November 9, 2007 – Utility and grid computing solutions firm, 3Tera, Inc., has released the alpha version of a new concept in data center operations. Dynamic Appliances was developed to extend the firm's simplification mandate of operations, so that elements can be configured for self-management.
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Peter Nickolov, President and CTO, 3Tera noted, "Dynamic Appliances make complex data center operations like backups, SLAs, disaster recovery, that till now were performed only for mission critical applications, available and affordable to all applications. Because they are so easy to adopt and maintain by any AppLogic user, Dynamic Appliances provide a very efficient way to cut time consuming and expensive operations for many Web 2.0 or SaaS providers."
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3Tera's Dynamic Appliances are now available as alpha release to all AppLogic users at no additional cost. Initially Backup and Migration Dynamic Appliances be available. The SLA, Disaster Recovery, Patch Management and Power Saver appliances will be rolled out during the alpha. Prospective users can find more information at www.3tera.com/dynamic-appliances.html.
Earlier this year, 3Tera's new AppLogic 2.1 release, was developed to add Application Monitoring and Multi-CPU scalability to the commercial platform designed to enable true utility computing for SaaS and Web 2.0 companies. The availability of the new application, was announced at the Office 2.0 Conference in San Francisco, California. The new 2.1 release of the AppLogic grid operating system endeavors to provide greater scalability, improved resource utilization, visibility and control over application performance.
3Tera, Inc. is a grid and utility computing firm for the deployment and scaling of web applications. Named a 2007 Category Breaker by NetworkWorld magazine, 3Tera's AppLogic grid operating system enables the first true utility computing services that completely remove the cost and complexity associated with infrastructure. The operating system converts commodity servers into scalable grids on which users can visually operate deploy and scale transactional web applications without any modification of code. Software-as-a-Service providers, Web 2.0 companies, enterprises and open source developers may obtain new online services, to market by utilizing resources from commodity hosting providers on a pay-as-you-go basis, while maintaining complete control of applications including visual operation, scaling and on-demand resource provisioning using only a browser.
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Even as the New York Giants ramped up the interview process, moving quickly because of the brief window of opportunity provided by league anti-tampering rules, the shadow of LSU head coach Nick Saban still loomed on the fringes of the search for a successor to the deposed Jim Fassel.
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But his name, and potential candidacy, remain on the Giants radar screen.
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At John's home,him and Abigail are sleeping when suddenly they hear a loud gunshot followed by many more
Abigail:What was that?
John:I'll go check.
John runs to the living room where he see's Jack
Jack:Whats goin on Pa?
John:Im not sure.Im gonna go check wait here.
John opens the door to see a bunch of Walton Gang members and the new leader,Walton's little brother Edward
Edward:Why hello John.
John:Who are you!
Edward:Oh sorry where are my manners?Oh yeah long gone my name is Edward im Walton's brother and im here to get revenge you bastard! This is for my brother who you and your no good Marshal friend arrested!
Edward shoots at John and hits the lantern right above John and it sets Johns pants on fire.
Edward:Were goin for your Marshal friend next!
The Walton Gang rides off
Jack runs out
Jack:Pa! I'll get water.
Jack quickly runs inside and brings back a pale of water
Jack:Here Pa!
Jack throws the water on John's leg and puts out the fire
John:Thanks son.
Jack:Who were they?
John:Just some old enemies
Jack:What are we gonna do they shot up the silo and now all the cow food is falling out!
John:Well im not sure.....
Abigail runs out
Abigail:Oh god! What happened?
John:The damn Walton Gang got their revenge I guess.
John:Some gang.Me and a friend from Armadillo arrested their leader.
John:There headed for Armadillo.I have to go and help the Marshal.
John runs inside and gets dressed and then goes to the barn and grabs his gun and lasso
John:I'll be back as soon as I can.
Abigail:Ok bye.
John kisses Abigail and hugs Jack
John rides off for Armadillo
Jack:Great Pa's gone again.
Abigail:He'll be back dont worry.
Uncle runs out with a shotgun
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Abigail:I'll explain inside.
They all walk inside
The next morning John arrives at Armadillo and runs in the Marshal's office
Marshal:Ah hello John whats wrong?
John:The Walton Gang is back.They shot up my farm and they said they were coming here next.
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When she's not screaming at her Housewives frenemy Bethenny Frankel, Kelly Bensimon enjoys the finer things in life — mostly relaxing by a pool in a bikini.
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Carbon Nanotubes and Other Nanostructures as Support Material for Nanoparticulate Noble-Metal Catalysts in Fuel Cells
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- In polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFC) a fuel - usually hydrogen - and oxygen are combined to produce electricity and water in an electrochemical process, which is commonly carried out at 60-80 °C. For oxygen reduction and fuel oxidation to occur at such low temperatures platinum or platinum-alloy catalysts in the electrodes are required. To maximize the utilization of the noble metal it is frequently deposited as nanoparticles (1-5 nm) on a stabilizing support of carbon black. Carbon black provides good anchoring of the catalyst particles, but is prone to severe destructive oxidation at high electrical potentials encountered occasionally in fuel cells. Other nanostructures of carbon are being investigated as alternatives to carbon black as they have several beneficial properties. Multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MW-CNT) are an example of one type of these promising materials. Like carbon black they can conduct electrons to and from the reaction sites, and in addition their resistance to electrochemical degradation is better than that of carbon black due to their much higher structural perfection. This latter feature is indeed highly desired with a view to the durability of the fuel-cell electrodes. However, the low concentration of structural defects also poses challenges with regard to anchoring of the catalyst particles on the CNT surface. Thus, activation treatments introducing surface functional groups may be necessary. Also, the surface properties are responsible for difficulties in contacting the nanotubes with other substances in the electrode or electrode preparation. Other promising candidate structures for catalyst support include carbon nanofibers (CNF) and various modifications of CNTs. We present some of our work with the investigation of surface properties that are relevant for the preparation of fuel-cell electrodes with increased durability. This includes adsorption studies and studies of the role of the surface structure in the generation of materials-deteriorating reaction intermediates during the electrocatalytic processes.
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- Brændselsceller, carbon, kulstof, nanorør, nanofibre, katalysatorbæremateriale, ESR, RDE, RRDE; Fuel cells, carbon, nanotubes, nanofibres, catalyst support, ESR, RDE, RRDE
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Disclaimer Stephenie Meyer's owns Twilight! I do not!
A/N okay so I wrote this for a friend. It is not my usually kind of story! Let us just say I will be beet red before I am done. Since I do not say the words, it will be interesting trying to write them.
Dreaming of Edward
Chapter 1
Oh my god, I just had the most erotic dream of my life. You know, of course, the star had to be the one and only Edward Cullen. I cannot say why, since I have only seen him a few times in school and once he stared like he wanted me dead. It was my first day in Biology, when I walked into the room, he froze in his seat covering his nose and mouth. He looked at me like I was the most disgusting thing he had ever saw or smelled for that matter. He really looked at me like I was the Devil incarnate. For the entire class, I could feel him staring at me like he wanted to kill me. That was before he bolted out of the door the moment the bell rang. At first I thought it couldn't be me, but that was, of course, until I tried to return my signed sheet to the office. He was there, trying to get out of our biology class. He wasn't too happy when the secretary said; he would have to remain in the class.
He practically knocked me over trying to get out of the door so quickly.
So why in the hell am I dreaming about him? I don't know, it could be because he's absolutely gorgeous and looks like a Greek God. I awoke, jerking up in bed because I actually felt that he was really here, but that was until I turned on the light seeing nothing. Boy do I need to seriously get a grip! I just cannot get that dream out of my head or soaking wet panties. Figuring there was only one way to accomplish it, I decided to lie back down and wait for sleep to take me, but I just kept seeing the dream repeatedly.
I was sleeping in my bed when I opened my eyes to find Edward standing over me watching me sleep. He froze when he saw I was awake and like a lioness in heat, I pounced on him by grabbing his black tee shirt by the collar dragging him into my bed directly on top of me. God his rock hard body felt so good. I wanted to touch him everywhere. Yeah I said it, everywhere. I could see he was afraid to touch me and I was taking any of his shit. I crushed my mouth onto his and when he gasped, I slipped my tongue into his mouth, finding his tongue doing the same. Yes! Tonsil hockey! Score!
All I could think was 'way too much clothing on this boy.' I felt him shudder when I started grabbing the hem of his shirt and sliding it up as my hands skimmed his sides. I think he caught on because he decided to help me out and had his shirt off in one fluid motion. Was his chest ripped or what! His nipples were so hard that I couldn't help but pinch them which caused him to moan in my mouth. This sent me into such a frenzy that I needed him to touch me, NOW!
"Touch me Edward, please." I was begging, but didn't care.
"Oh… Bella you taste so good." He breathed out onto my neck while kissing it.
However, when he started grinding his hard cock against my pussy, I could not help doing the same. God I wanted him inside me so bad and I was sure he could feel my pussy throbbing, wet and waiting for him. I rolled over as I struggled to get my own shirt off, but with a little help from Edward, it was easily tossed aside. Well, I must say, that sitting with my legs straddling his hips I found it so much easier to rub my soaked panties against his granite hard dick and it felt so good. I leaned down to give him long passion filled kisses while he fiddled with my pink lace bra; I think he broke it when it would not comply. I waited, but he just stared at my breast. I did not want starring, I wanted action. What is a girl to do? Well, I was not waiting for him, so I grabbed both his hands in mine and showed him what I wanted. He caught on quickly and before I knew it, I was panting and every time he pinched my nipples, I moaned loudly. God he was driving me crazy! This time he rolled me over; I guess he wanted to be the top dog.
"Bella you are so beautiful!" He grunted out.
"Edward! Help Me." I practically shrieked as I tugged on his jeans button.
"Oh god Bella, you've got me so hard it hurts." He moaned out as he undid his pants and started helping me slide them down.
That was all I need to hear, I used my feet to push his pants off and onto the floor. Then he turned his attention to my panties that were definitely in the way. Licking and kissing his way down my abdomen until he reached them, just pausing briefly to inhale deeply before slipping his fingers around them and teasingly slow sliding them down my thighs. I really thought I would lose it right there and then.
He continued to kiss my thighs, but this time moving upward until he reach my pussy which was soaking wet and begging for him. When he started licking my pussy, I tangled my hands into his hair guiding him to where it felt good. He surprised me when he slid his tongue inside me and I felt myself clench around his smooth tongue. Man, he had my hips swaying and bucking, before I even registered I was moving. It only took a few minutes with his tongue before I couldn't keep myself together.
"Cum for me Bella."
"Edward I cuming baby!" I shouted and became undone.
When he slid his body up mine, I got to see his eyes for the first time and they were pitch black with hunger. I slid my hand down his stomach until I found his cock; eagerly I took hold of it and started massaging it. I was sure he liked it because he started thrusting into my hand. Well, listening to him grunt had me heated all over again.
"Bella please, love, he wants you to touch him so badly."
"Say it out loud Edward." Ask and your wish will be granted.
"Suck on me, please!" He begged.
I was definitely granting that wish. He did not wait for me to flip him this time as he scooted up the bed so his back was against the headboard. I stroked him until I was in position. Oh my god, he is huge! Starting slow, I started licking him like a lollypop until I reached the top, where his juices were already leaking out. I ran small circles around the tip. He tasted so good. I did not hesitate to take him into my mouth, sucking softly at first as I got use to how big he was. I looked up just in time to see him moan. He acted like this was his first time doing this, right as if. I am the virgin here. RIGHT? I was growing more confident and was suckling harder and harder until, all of sudden he jerked away from me grabbing and pulling me up so I straddled him. I couldn't help but whimper at the loss. I felt like a kid who just had her favorite lollypop pulled away. I knew my face showed I was hurt. Did I do it wrong?
"I'm sorry if I…" was all I could choke out before he cut me off.
"No love, don't be hurt. You were sucking so well, but I just want to be inside you so bad."
Just hearing him say that had my hips moving as I crushed my lips to his again. As he grabbed my hips and showed me how to grind against him, I found myself becoming breathless from panting so hard. This was it! This is where it was finally going to happen.
"Edward... please be gentile this is my first time."
"I will baby girl, I will." He panted out.
Was all he said before he guided himself into me very slowly. I don't know how he even fit in me to be honest. We both knew when he reached my barrier.
"I'm sorry!"
He said before he made one quick thrust, he paused again. Okay, can you say ouch! Yeah there goes my cherry. The pain passed quickly as he waited for me to move. Soon we were both bucking and panting as if our lives depended on it. Every time he pushed into me, I was begging him for more.
"Oohhh… Bella you're so fucking tight!" He ground out between his clenched teeth.
"Harder, Edward, faster please."
"Your wish is my command." He grunted as he did as I asked.
"BELLA! I'm CUMING!" He screamed out.
And with three more thrusts, we were cuming together in perfect rhythm with our breathing.
Yeah it was a nice dream while it lasted. Dreams like this are like Chinese food you're full for a minute and then hungry again an hour later. What was this guy doing to me!


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The fall was led by Reliance Industries, which declined to a 52-week low on sustained selling. Besides, the banking sector stocks fell as inflation rose during April, reducing chances of a cut in interest rates.
The Sensex, which has lost nearly 620 points in the last four sessions, fell further by 77.14 points, or 0.47 per cent, to 16,215.84. Traders said selling emerged as inflation moved up to 7.23 per cent in April from 6.89 per cent in March. The broad-based National Stock Exchange index Nifty fell by 21.10 points, or 0.43 per cent, to 4,907.80, led by refinery, banking and realty sector stocks.
Sensex heavyweight RIL tumbled by 2.32 per cent to Rs 681.15, while shares of country's largest lender State Bank of India fell 0.65 per cent to Rs 1,840.20 and HDFC Bank declined 2.02 per cent to Rs 500.50.
Other losers of the index kitty were BHEL, DLF, ICICI Bank, ONGC, Tata Motors, Tata Steel, Tata Consultancy Services, Sterlite Industries, HDFC Ltd, NTPC and Jindal Steel.
The oil and gas sector index suffered the most with a loss of 1.69 per cent to 7,420.47, followed by banking index fell by 1.61 per cent to 10,661.64. Realty index lost 1.27 per cent to 1,541.89 and Power index by 0.79 per cent to 1,808.48. Bucking the trend, Larsen and Toubro gained 1.84 per cent to Rs 1,159.80 on fresh buying following strong quarter earnings.


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While what was thus said cannot be regarded as an authoritative decision upon the point we are now considering, still, as the expression of the opinion of a very learned judge upon a question naturally suggested by the argument of that case, it is entitled to very great respect, and in our opinion it is a correct statement of the law applicable to this case. Without extending this opinion by a discussion of other points urged in behalf of the plaintiff in error, it will be Iilufficient for us to add that we find no error in the record; and therefore the judgment sought to be reversed should be, and accordingly is, affirmed.
TU'IT,LE v. OLAFLIN et it1. (Ofrcult Court of Appeals, 'Second Circuit. February 23, 1897.)
Decree on appeal In case for Infringement ot plaiting machine, reversing decree for nominal damages, and allowing substantial damages, wlll not be modified by directing return of the case to the master for further. evidence In regard to tlle cost of hand-made plaits, on the single affidavit of defendant's representative, made as the result of a short test by persons employed by him, that such plaits could be made at a certain low cost; the same person having represented defendant before the master, when cost was an Important feature of the case, and then been silent on the subject, and the manufacture of plaits having practically ceased, so that evidence on the subject of cost would necessarily be based on estimates.
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Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the Southern District of New York. This was a suit in equity by Theodore A. Tuttle, trustee, eto., against John Cla:fl.in, as executor of Horace B. Cla:fl.in, and others, formerly partners, under the name of H. B. Claflin & Co., for alleged infringement of a patent for a machine for crimping textile materials. The patent was sustained, and held to be infringed, by the court below, and an accounting was ordered. 19 Fed. 599. The cause was afterwards heard on exceptions to the master's report, and a decree entered for complainant for nominal damages. 62 Fed. 453. Both parties appealed to this court, which, on July 29, 1896, filed an opinion, finding that large profits had been made by H. B. Claflin & Co., and reversing the decree below, with directions to enter a decree for complainant in the sum of $40,000 and costs. See 22 O. C. A. 138, 76 Fed. 227. Defendants have now applied for a modification of the decree by directing the return of the cause to the master for further proofs. Benj. F. Lee, for plaintiff. Edmund Wetmore, for defendants. Before WALLACE, LACOMBE, and SIDPMAN, Cirouit Judges.
SHIPMAN, Circuit Judge. The defendants have moved that the decision upon this appeal be modified by directing that the case should be returned to the master for further evidence in regard to the cost of hand-made plaits, upon the ground that it has been ascertained by experiments that the cost of linen plaits, made and ironed by hand, of as marketable a quality as those made upon a IIlachine, would not have exceeded one cent per yard. The counsel for the defendants states that this class of testimony was not deemed by him of importance upon the heal'ing before the master, because the complainant's testimony was to the effect that hand-made plaits could not in any event compete with machine-made plaitings, on account of the inferiority of hand-made work. We think that the counsel construed the testimony too literally. The witnesses were introduced for the purpose of proving the cost of hand-made linen and woolen plaitings, and their testim()ny related to the salable or merchantable character of the goods as they ordinarily could be presented by hand, and that linen and percale goods could not commercially compete with machine-made goods without an excessive expense. They went further than this, and said that hand-made goods of linen could not be manufactured at any cost to compete in quality with the same kind ofplaitings made by machinery; while one of these witnesses also said that he could not make narrow plaits in woolen goods so as to give satisfaction. This latter class of testimony was not true, as was shown by the defendants' witness Mrs. Smith; and, indeed, it must have been well known that r:>ilk and woolen goods were, as a rule, hand plaited, in preference to running them through a· machine. The defendants were represented, upon the hearing before the master, by Mr. Asahel K. Smith, the superintendent of their manufacturing department, who asked his wife, under whose supervision the defendants' plaiting was made from the latter part of 1876 to the first part of 1880, to make experiments upon the subject of the cost of hand-made goods. Her experience made her an intelligent witness in regard to plaitings. and she made an experiment, but of so brief a character as to be of very little moment. The attempt of Mr. Smith to present information to the master upon the subject of profits stopped with this testimony. Mrs. Smith, however, also testified that the goods that were plaited upon the machines could be plaited by hand; that she did not know the actual expense of pla,iting fine goods by hand, because no separate account was made of it; that silk and dress goods and woolen goods were generally hand plaited at the complainant's factory during 1876 and subsequently, because the work upon fine goods was done better by hand than through a machine; that the character of the material made the difference between the results of hand plaiting and of machine plaiting; and that hand-made plaiting was sufficiently uniform for the ornamental uses to which the articles were put. The questions of expense and of the proper standard of comparison for the purpose of an estimate of profits went to the master upon the testimony which the parties thus chose to give. The actual history of the manufacture fully justified the finding that, in em-
mating the· profits gained by the use of the patented machines, the proper and the only proper standard of comparison was the expense of making the like articles by hand. In determining the amount of profits, his estimates were based upon the only figures which the parties chose to give him. The defendants now say, by Mr. A. K. Smith, the same person who was silent before the master, that:
"With the apparatus that we had in our employ during the time covered by the accounting, it would have been entirely possible to have made by hand all of the plaitings which we made by machine, and to supply our trade without any delay. At the rate of wages we then paid, and carefully following the work step by step, I am able to say positively that the cost of the hand plaiting, and ironing each plait out so as to produce the result shown by the specimens above referred to, would not have exceeded one cent a yard. A more accurate estimate would show about three-quarters of a cent, but it is certain that it would not have exceeded one cent a yard; and at that cost we could have furnished plaitings upon all the goods which we made and sold during the said period."
We do not doubt that the exhibits were made in the presence of Mr. Wetmore, in the time that he states, and as they are now presented; but the question is that of the cost of manufacture upon a COmmercial scale. The new information which Mr.. Smith has obtailied is not in harmony with his silence when he was also the representative of his employers, and when cost was an important fea· ture of the case. His single affidavit, made as the result of a short test by the work people whom he employed, that linen plaitings can be made at one cent per yard, is not adequate to satisfy a court that justice towards a losing party requires a rehearing. Turning to the question whether, under any state of facts, it would be the more proper course to send back the case to the master, in the hope that another investigation might turn estimates into mathematical accuracy, it is to be recollected that this case is, by reason of its history, both remarkable and unique. The interlocutory decree was .dated in March, 1884, and the master's report was dated August 24, 1893, and related to an industry which, as an active industry,died in 1879 or 1880. As the case presented itself before the master, large profits had been undeniably made. This court thought that too little account had been taken of two subjects which would reduce the sums found by the master, but that, if the case should be sent back, the result would be another prolonged hearing, necessarily based upon estimates by the experts on both sides; for the time when facts could be ascertained which were based upon the experience of actual manufacturers had been suffered to pass by. No new rule of law was announced in regard to the burden of proof, or in regard to the necessity that the complainant should, in the cases which ordinarily come before the master, satisfy him by affirmative evidence of the amount of profits. The court was of opinion that justice to the defendants required a reduction of the amount which had been apparently made out by the testimony, and that for the purpose of bringing toa close a litigation which, by its delays, had become discreditable, it was desirable that the court should take the responsibility of making a decision, modifying the amount found by the master to such an extent that the defendants should have no cause of complaint. The motion is denied.
WELSBACH LIGHT CO. v. BENEDICT & BURNHA.'\i MANUF'G CO. «(J1rcuit Court, D. Connecticut. October 9, 1897.)
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Geueral acquiescence in the validity of a patent is not of so much weIght on the question of a preliminary injunction, wl1en the patent is of a subordinate character, so that there lms been little temptation to infringe until after it is supposed that the principal patent is no longer in force. The rule that, when infringement is clear, and the injury to complainant by refusing the injunction will be greater than the injury to defendant by granting it, some doubts as to the validity of the patent should be resolved in its favor, is not of great force when the alleged invention is of a subordinate or comparatively unimportant Character, and the court has very serious doubts on the question of invention. The Welsbach patent, No. 409,530, for an improved incandescent gas lamp, designed to be used willi the Welsbach incandescent hood, held invalid, on motion for preliminary injunction, as to claim 3, which is for a combination with a Bunsen burner of a shield suspended around the air inlets thereof, and as to claim 5, which is for a gas burner and a chimney support or gal· lery with a vertically adjustable rod supported by the gallery, and an in· candescent hood suspended from the rod.
This was a suit in equity by the Welsbach Light Company against the Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Company for alleged infringe· ment of the Welsbach patent for an improved incandescent gas lamp. The cause was heard on a motion for a preliminary injunction. John K. Beach and John R. Bennett, for complainant. A. M. Wooster and M. B. Philipp, for defendant. SHIPMAN, Oircuit Judge. This is a motion for a preliminary injunction against the further infringement by the defendant of claims 3,5, and 6 of letters patent No. 409,530, dated August 20, 1889, issued to Oarl Auer Von Welsbach, assignor to the complainant, foi' an improved incandescent gas lamp. In 1885, the patentee had pat· ented in England the well-known Welsbach hood or mantle, which was also subsequently patented in this country, and which was styled in his English patent "an illuminant appliance in the form of a cap or hood, to be rendered incandescent by gas and other burners, so as' to enhance their illuminating powers." This invention underwent a most thorough investigation in the English courts, the patent was sustained, and the invention was declared by Mr. Justice Wills to have accom· plished "what has long been a desideratum, what has been attempted before, but always with an utter want of success, and it was for the first time brought within the range of practical manufacture the production of a brilliant light by incandescence within an ordinary gas flame." The lamp which is the subject of the patent in suit was designed to hold and to heat this hood, and is, in its details, exceed· ingly well adapted to bring the Welsbach illuminant into successful use in houses, and also in places of business; but the patent was not limited to the use of any particular hood or mantle.. Its claims to patentability are therefore liable to be dispnted by pre·existing lamps which were made for the purpose of raising to incandescence some


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I read with interest an article by David Polakiewicz in the March 8 issue of The Bernardsville News regarding Dr. Thomas Ziering's personal unhappiness with Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs). I personally feel that this article was poorly written and irresponsible. Be side numerous anecdotes about problems with HMOs encountered by Dr. Ziering there was very little of substance to be taken away from this. I believe that Polakiewicz leaves the reader with the impression that HMOs are bad and that if you participate in an HMO you are going to receive an inferior quality of service in part because the physicians who participate in these plans are in some fashion less qualified than physicians who do not participate. This opinion is grossly out dated and downright untrue. Without getting too complex, HMOs are simply an economic model that allows the insurance company to offer a less expensive product to consumers by transferring risk away from the insurance company and onto the patient themselves. In this case the "risk" to the patient includes the inconvenience of having to get "permission" from the primary doctor to see other doctors as well as having to go to certain participating hospitals or laboratories or radiology centers.
The question to the consumer is, for example, do you want to pay $10,000 to go to whomever you wish whenever you wish or pay $5,000 less and have to ask permission. Let's face it: The insurance company is in business to make money. The way they make money selling cheaper insurance is to pay the doctors, etc., less money to see the patients. The insurance company, however, suggests that they will send a greater volume of patients to the doctor's office if they participate and at the end of the day the doctor will see more patients but make the same income.
The doctor has to make a business decision as to whether or not he or she is willing to accept less pay and see more patients. The doctor has to be willing to give the insurance company a volume discount.
Almost 100 percent of the physicians on staff at Morristown Memorial Hospital, where Dr. Ziering is on staff, belong to HMOs. The hospital and staff are generally considered to be among the finest in the eastern United States and Dr. Ziering does his colleagues a disservice by suggesting that their affiliation with HMOs reflects that the quality of service they provide is anything less than the best.
The most qualified and most prestigious groups automatically participate because they are able to handle the increased patient volume and may even benefit from an economy of scale. Physicians as a rule are ethically bound to provide a uniformly high standard of care to all of their patients and routinely do so.
In my office, generally, the level of satisfaction is quite high amongst my HMO patients; especially in view of the fact that they pay an out of pocket co-pay of next to nothing to see me. The biggest problem that I've encountered is that patients are not used to the way the system works because their Human Resources department never explained it to them.
They don't like the idea of having to come to get permission from the doctor and they don't like to have to do their own paperwork. These are the patients who should pay the additional $5,000 per year for their insurance. Once people get used to the idea of coming to our office to get permission, they generally don't mind and see some benefit from becoming more familiar with their physician which is all part of an improved doctor-patient relationship.
I have never received any resistance from an HMO regarding a referral to another in network physician for a medical problem. I have never had to argue with any one regarding the validity of a test or the type of medicine that I have prescribed.
There is no question that there is more paperwork and more time required on the phone by office staff with HMOs than with traditional indemnity insurance. The physician has to make an economic decision about whether or not its worth his time to see these patients.
Unfortunately, the HMOs are paying less and less as costs to the physician go up and up. What this translates into is, the physician finds that he is unable to spend enough time to provide the appropriate high quality of service because the insurance company does not pay enough.
This is easier to appreciate if looked at from the standpoint of how much the doctor is making per hour. The decision is therefore to accept less for your time or drop out of the HMO network. Obviously this decision is to some extent predicated on overhead costs, etc., but to a much greater extent upon how much the physician needs to be paid to assume the risk of taking responsibility for the care of the patient.
When a patient purchases insurance with an HMO they are wrong if they think that they are getting the same thing that they would get from a more costly indemnity type plan. That same person is also wrong if they think that the physician is not going to render to them the same quality of service in both cases. There are hundreds of different health insurance plans available and it is important for the patient to be aware of what they are buying to make sure that a particular plan suits their needs. The most expensive insurance plan in the world may just not cover all of the medicines that a particular patient may be taking simply because of some idiosyncrasy of that plan.
I always thought reader opinion was reserved for the letters to the editor rather than being presented as feature articles. I believe that it is irresponsible for the editorial staff of the paper to present personal opinions of this nature unless they, too, feel that physicians who participate in HMOs are less qualified than those who don't.
Mr. Polakiewicz may have been more effective if he had interviewed other physicians in addition to Dr. Ziering or at least researched the misinformation he was printing in the newspaper. HMOs are here to stay and The Bernardsville News could provide some benefit to its readers by printing articles which would help people to better understand how to use the HMOs to their best advantage.
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