text:
Prince Brier Snow has lived in the shadow of King Snow's exalted memory. However, his fate changes when he nears his majority and Lirend's steward queen attempts to dethrone him by exploiting an obscure requirement in the late king's will: a yearlong sabbatical.
Brier travels to the desolate land of Aire to train under the Ceve guild, scorned refugees of war, including their guarded leader, Roland. Brier's skillful master unlocks hidden potential, and what begins as a dutiful bond turns into ill-fated affection. When Brier returns to the capital, he's carrying proof of his indiscretions with Roland—and his condition grows more apparent with each passing day. An affair with the huntsman is a scandal Brier's enemies can use against him, but the birth of an heir is a burden even Brier is not sure he can bear.
Roland Archer, a man with a murky past, is skeptical of the contract to train the prince but willing to do anything for the guild's freedom. Despite his best intentions, he is smitten by Lirend's future king. Roland has resigned himself to solitude, but fate has other plans—for him, for Brier, and for Lirend's oppressed subjects. Can Roland help Brier face a power-hungry queen and a country torn asunder? Either they will bring equality to a land that desperately needs it, or they'll be thwarted by cunning enemies and an illusory curse.
This story had a little bit of everything. Angst, action, suspense, intrigue, romance, secrets, and mpreg mixed into a retelling of the fairytale, Snow White. The prologue gives you an idea where the story will head and some of it isn't a surprise unless you haven't read or seen Snow White. I really enjoyed the extra touches with Brier's "curse" or what he calls his scars. The fantasy world had some modern amnesties and the occasional modern words like schlepping mixed in with antiquated words that gave this it's own flare.
The story is told in three distinct parts. The queen hires Roland to take Brier, Brier returning home to take the thrown… and I don't want to say for the third part because it would give away spoilers. If you are familiar with Snow White then you know there is another prince involved in the fairytale. Honestly, I couldn't allow myself to like him because I wanted Brier and Roland to be together. I adored the slow burn romance between Brier and Roland. I agonized with Roland and the secret he was keeping from Brier. At the beginning there were so many characters introduced with Roland that I was a bit lost on who was who until further into the story. And the book is very long. I had a hard time putting it down when my reading time was up. This did have a bit too much angst for me at times and the middle is rife with it. But I know that there are those who love angst and this should squeeze a bunch of tears from you. I also love reading mpreg stories and hold onto the good ones like they are gold. This is one that I'll come back to reread. I was pleased with the epilogue that promised more to come in this fairytale world and I look forward to digging into it.
I would recommend this to anyone who loves to read fantasy and/or fairytales with a twist. The story had depth that I could sink my teeth into. Brier was endearing and as the underdog, I cheered and cried for Roland. It's a fantastic story all the way around and a world I would gobble up if more books were written in it.


text:
Activity Features: The CTI Learning Ecosystem
Case-Based Learning
Patient Cases
Each module will introduce the learner to various patient case examples. Complete with medical histories, weight histories, and other general information, these case scenarios help illustrate the module's learning objectives by applying the concepts in a simulated, interactive experience.
Patient/Provider Dialogue
Examples of dialogues between a Provider and a Patient appear throughout each case and help to illustrate common scenarios and potential pitfalls that healthcare providers may encounter while speaking with their patients regarding weight management.
Case Objectives and Section Topics
For each patient case, we highlight the learning objectives a learner will achieve by going through the case. Some of the more complex modules and cases also are subdivided by sections.
Related Resources
Throughout the modules, we provide linked resources that offer supplementary materials and easy-to-use tools that providers may give to their patients and use in their practices. A list of each module's resources is provided at the end of each respective module.
Protocol Steps
Protocol icons found throughout this activity mark clinical protocol steps for patient weight management. A list of protocol steps relevant to each module is provided at each module's end. A complete list of all 43 protocol steps in the activity are provided at the end of the Introductory module.
Evidence-Based Guidelines
Best-practice guidelines and research evidence are provided throughout the training. These boxes provide the most recent obesity related research and evidence-based guidelines to improve your practice.
Interactive Features
Quiz questions appear throughout the module to challenge the learner's knowledge regarding the module's objectives. There are several varieties of quiz questions, each with their own feedback, to help initiate critical thinking about the content.
Multiple choice
Short answer
Poll questions are asked throughout the modules, eliciting thoughts and opinions from the learners, and providing the opportunity to see how others who have taken the module have responded.
Practice Tips appear throughout the module with information that can be used to further improve the quality of the learner's weight management practice.
Caution Tips alert learners regarding common problems deserving particular attention.
Did You Know Tips highlight important or interesting information to supplement the presented material.
Think Ahead Tips challenge learners to think critically about the future ramifications of a particular decision.
Get Training ›

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Southwest Houston TX hotels. Find inns, motels or hotels in Southwest Houston Texas USA. Sights, attractions, wildlife, national and state parks and/or forests of Texas. Texas fearsome critters, cryptozoology, ghosts, monsters, legends, hauntings, myths and folklore. Travel advice suggested by Camelopard.
Camelopard wishes you a comfortable stay in your Southwest Houston Texas hotel. The famous and/or historic hotels of the world are major destinations in their own right. The Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Hong Kong, the Four Seasons Hotel Macao Cotai Strip in Macau, the Palace of the Lost City at Sun City in South Africa, the Shangri-La Hotel in Lhasa, the Venetian Macao Resort Hotel in Macau, the New Stanley Hotel in Nairobi and the Hotel Lisboa and its famous casino in Macau. are among the historic, famous and/or luxurious of the international hotels.
Legends, Scary Stories, Folklore, Monsters, Myths and Ghosts in Texas
Strange phenomena at the Emily Morgan Hotel, near the Alamo in San Antonio (the Alamo itself is said by some to be the site of paranormal phenomena); the black eyed boy, presumably a BEK, who terrified a large airman on a military base; the alleged hauntings of the historic Excelsior House Hotel in Jefferson, including a light-fingered woman in black with a baby, a perfumed lady, a headless man and a boy who wakes people up to ask whether they want breakfast (it is even claimed that Steven Spielberg had a supernatural experience at the hotel, the guests of which have included Oscar Wilde and Ulysses S Grant; the thirty-two benevolent ghosts of the historic Menger Hotel, close to the Alamo in San Antonio, including Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt (who recruited Rough Riders in the Menger Bar), the phantom of rancher Richard King in his former suite (the King Room), chambermaid Sallie White who still meticulously performs her duties in Victorian attire, a bespectacled lady in a blue dress who knits quietly in the lobby, a man in a buckskin jacket and unseen kitchen helpers; the spooky goings on at the St Anthony Hotel, San Antonio, including phantom second-honeymooners who don't know when to stop; supernatural entities at Victoria's Black Swan Inn in San Antonio; and the ghostly woman who walks the banks of the Rio Grande in Laredo, looking for the children that she pushed over a cliff into the river, are among the true ghost stories, myths and legends of Texas.
The strange phenomena at the Driskill Hotel, Austin, including the odd sensation experienced by guests who stare at the third floor picture of a child holding flowers; Pecos Bill with his coyote family, his rattlesnake Shake (that served as his lasso) and his true love the catfish-riding Slue-Foot Sue (Neil Armstrong may have been the first MAN to set FOOT on the moon but Sue banged her HEAD on it many years earlier, after being thrown by Bill's appropriately named horse, Widow-Maker); the unexplained phenomena and spectres of the Hotel Lawrence, Dallas, including the ghost of a gambler; the three ghosts of the Hotel Galvez and Spa, Galveston, including one that leaves the scent of gardenias in a room; ghosts in all of the rooms (including one that still sometimes leaves tips for the maid) at Miss Molly's Hotel bed and breakfast, once a bordello, in Fort Worth; the emerald-headed serpent, a great deity that inhabits a crystal cave in the Gulf of Mexico but which, according to Native Americans, may be seen from the coast, when it ventures to the surface with a great display of light; and the sounds of happy children heard in the Hamilton Hotel, Laredo, even when no children are near, are other legendary tales of ghosts and haunted places in Texas.
Creepy and malevolent black eyed children (Black Eyed Kids or BEKs) in Abilene; phantoms of the Faust Hotel, New Braunfels, which include a black cat; the phantom of a former cleaner in a brown uniform and the ghostly sounds of children playing in the Rio Grande Plaza Hotel, Laredo; the lady in white who carries a cat in the Marriott Plaza Hotel in San Antonio; paranormal phenomena at the Tarpon Inn, Port Aransas, including a bathroom that sometimes has a pink glow; the ghost of a murdered call girl in the Gunter Hotel, San Antonio; and the spectral cowboys who, in the hours before dawn, walk in the courtyard of the Y.O. Ranch Hotel, Kerrville, are more weird folklore associated with Texas.
The groaning Enchanted Rock, said to be genuinely magical; the ghostly nun and the doppelgangers of staff who roam La Posada Hotel, on the site of a former convent, in Laredo; the Confederate soldier and the phantom boy nicknamed "Jimmy" who still roam Tremont House hotel in Galveston; the spirits of Texas Tech University in Lubbock, such as the shade of Sarah Morgan (who was killed by a student) in the biology building, the ghost of a bearded and stetsoned professor in Holden Hall, the phantom of a student in the underground tunnels (still trying to sneak into the girls' dormitories) and "George", the harmless spectre of the old President's House; the ghostly civil war soldiers of Patterson Road, Houston; appearances of the spiny goat-sucker, the chupacabra; the suicidal jumper who is said to still haunt his room at the Omni Austin Hotel; the winged, humanoid monsters of Littlefield who allegedly lived in the basement of two elderly spinsters; and the Lake Worth monster, a creature appearing as part man, part goat and part fish, are yet more strange folktales of Texas.
Sights/Places to See and Attractions in Texas
The Sahara-like sand dunes of Monahans; Houston with the Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center and the battleship USS Texas; Fort Worth with its Water Gardens and Cowtown Coliseum; the Trevino-Uribe Rancho in San Ygnacio; the Palo Duro Canyon, where a summertime Musical, Texas, is played outdoors; the Lucas Gusher in the Spindletop Oil Field; the scenery of the Hill Country, best seen while drifting down the Guadalupe River; Dallas, setting of the great TV series; the old frontier outposts of Fort Belknap, Fort Davis and Fort Richardson; the King Ranch, larger than the state of Rhode Island; Amarillo in the Panhandle, with the historic J A Ranch and the Big Texan Steak Ranch where you can eat for free, if you take less than an hour to eat their huge steak meal; the Caribbean beaches of Corpus Christi and the Gulf Coast; San Antonio with the Alamo mission, where Davy Crockett and Jim Bowie made their famous stand, as well as San Antonio Missions National Historical Park; and the Gulf city of Galveston with its amusement pier, the tall ship Elissa and Victorian architecture in the Strand and the East End, are among the attractions of Texas.
Almost everyone wants to travel in the USA. Nobody can visit all of America but if you have seen the cities of Sitka, St Louis, San Francisco, Minneapolis, Las Vegas, Miami, Corpus Christi, Atlanta, Los Angeles, Boston, Skagway, Atlantic City, Santa Fe, Chicago, New Orleans, Albuquerque, Fairbanks, Salt Lake City, Dallas, Fort Lauderdale, Lake Tahoe, Anchorage, Seattle, Detroit, Sacramento, Kansas City, Juneau, Indianapolis, San Diego, Honolulu, Washington DC, New York, Savannah, Phoenix, Houston and Philadelphia you can be regarded as well travelled within the United States. Other world famous USA destinations include The plantations and bayous of the Mississippi Delta, Mount McKinley and fabulous wildlife in Denali National Park, the Okefenokee Swamp, the Adirondacks, Mount Rushmore, Yellowstone National Park, the Ozarks, Niagara Falls, the Arctic wilderness of Alaska, Glacier Bay National Park, the Everglades, Native American nations such as the Navajo and the Hopi, the California coastline, Marvellous scenery and sea life in Kenai Fjords National Park, the Florida Keys, Bryce Canyon, the beach at Waikiki in Hawaii, the Disney resorts, Route 66, Hawaiian volcanoes such as Mauna Loa, the Grand Canyon, Mount Rainier National Park, the wild west town of Tombstone, the Appalachians, Yosemite National Park and rodeos. See as much as you can of the only country in the world that includes territory both in the Arctic and in the tropics. Happy travelling!
Camelopard offers travel advice and suggestsions for accommodation, including hotels in Southwest Houston Texas TX. Why not travel and stay in luxury?


text:
Let Southern Living help turn your backyard into your own outdoor oasis with over 100 simple projects that can have a huge impact without breaking the budget. Tips for turning an ordinary outdoor space into a livable extension of your home as well as dozens of planting tips and garden ideas to add color and interest to any yard make this a must-have for any homeowner.
- Special collector's edition
- 208 ideas for porches, gardens and backyards
- 12 charming upgrades for any yard
- Great ideas on backyards, outdoor furniture, easy upgrades, before and after, pools and fountains and porches and patios
- Countless ideas and photos provide inspiration for anyone looking to enhance their outdoor space


text:
Hi there, and thanks for the awesome plugin. I recently translated it using poedit (to Polish). However, it seems the plugin file (plugin.php) doesn't call the languages subdirectory no matter what, which makes the translation not working. This tutorial suggests, that it should be called within the init section, but I can't seem to find it in the plugin.php either. Any ideas how to resolve it?
Viewing 6 replies - 1 through 6 (of 6 total)
Viewing 6 replies - 1 through 6 (of 6 total)
- The topic 'Localization' is closed to new replies.


text:
Ched Evans gripe over sex-register
RAPIST footballer Ched Evans wants a romantic overseas break with lover Natasha Massey – but needs police permission.
The former Sheffield United star wants to get away from the row over his wish to return to football and discuss the future with Natasha, 24.
But the 25-year-old Wales striker was ordered to sign to the Sex Offenders' Register by a judge after his conviction for rape in April 2012.
That means he must tell police before going abroad, and they can forbid him.
A source said: "Ched and Natasha have been making plans to escape to somewhere hot.
"But being on the register means he must inform police if he wants to go abroad. It must feel like he's still in jail."
Evans served half a five-year sentence for the hotel rape of a 19-year-old girl.
The player plans to release a video statement about the case this week


text:
Forums > Model Colloquy > why pay a model?
Posts: 21154
Chicago, Illinois, US
Melodye Joy wrote:
I'm sorry you feel this way. I believe in keeping my word payment or not. It occurs to me that some of our past and present fashion and art pro shooters paid few if any models. This even at the start of their careers. Guys like Helmut Newton and David Bailey and Penn and Avedon. I'm not saying there is anything wrong with paying models but having to pay every model you shoot can get expensive very quickly. Photographers need to shoot all the time. Unless their is a client or he/she has a trust fund paying may not be a option. The photographers I mentioned shot a lot of models. Practice, practice and more practice.
Dec 30 12 10:58 pm Link
Posts: 545
Rancho Cucamonga, California, US
As my previous post was apparently confusing;
If you have a concept and you cast a llama for "negotiable" or "paid" work, then that is what a llama expects.
If the previous agreement was TF/TFP. That's okay.
But remember, some llamas are here to be hired and paid. Others, like myself llama for hobby, the experience (typically trade work).
I have paid photographers, stylists, makeup artists. Does that make me perfect and does that prove that I should be paid? No. I have also worked TF/TFP projects that have been published just the same. That isn't the price of llamaing either.
The bottom line is, it is between the llama and photographer as to what form they will collaborate (paid or tf).
As I stated before though, money talks and for some llamas, it says a lot. They will do work they are not normally inclined to do, work they don't need for their particular portfolio/profile and they will travel a greater distance perhaps.
Sorry if my first statement was lacking the first time.
Just my thoughts
Dec 30 12 11:09 pm Link
Posts: 28762
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Art of the nude wrote:
Dec 30 12 11:27 pm Link
Posts: 5811
Vineland, New Jersey, US
Melodye Joy wrote:
Why would a model (or really anyone) agree to shoot anything TF if they don't need or want it for their portfolio (or any other reason) and rather than just say "no", they'll say "yes" and then not show up at all? I understand that money talks. I also understand that some models have profiles that say "paid assignments only". It doesn't make sense to me to contact these models looking for a TF shoot (even if they say they have no experience).
Dec 30 12 11:29 pm Link
Posts: 1731
San Antonio, Texas, US
I'm late on this silly thread.... But just to put my 2 cents here.. before 2012 is over....
99% of the time I shoot TFCD.... but I want to shoot Jordan Bunniie.... she is coming to Texas... I don't have anything to add to her already awesome port... I'm going to hire her... Why ????? BECAUSE I WANT TO SHOOT WITH HER !!!! Sorry for the caps... but what kind of person asks questions like this ....
I said it before.... Seems that people lose their common sense once they join MM....
Dec 30 12 11:44 pm Link
Posts: 2322
Montague, New Jersey, US
Lovely Day Media wrote:
Exactly! TFP/CD is the model being PAID with photos. A flake is a flake is a flake, period.
Dec 31 12 06:00 am Link
Posts: 2930
Detroit, Michigan, US
r4u wrote:
Sometimes I do tfp. Other times I am paid. Why? Some photographers tell me their time is worth money and when models dont show up, it wastes the photographer's time. The money they pay their models ensures they are still able to shoot. Thats just one example
Dec 31 12 08:08 am Link
Posts: 2890
Orlando, Florida, US
Lovely Day Media wrote:
Models that do that don't last long on MM or in the industry. All they do is hurt their credibility and reputation. They don't know that there are a community of photographers out there with connections. They put their picture out there for everyone to see.
Dec 31 12 08:14 am Link
Posts: 5187
Tampa, Florida, US
Caveman Creations wrote:
hahaha my default is making jerky out of everything that moves, but a brisket'll do.
Dec 31 12 10:01 am Link
Posts: 580
Fort Worth, Texas, US
orias wrote:
Well, you can't weigh much over 30 Lbs! LOL The ride here and back may be where the "Value", or lack thereof, starts to come in......... It would have to be on a 34 year old Milwaukee Vibrator! I'm not pitching in for a Limo, darlin'......
Dec 31 12 10:10 am Link
Posts: 545
Rancho Cucamonga, California, US
Lovely Day Media wrote:
Everyone is different. Some prefer to go ahead and TF a shoot, wither they need it or not. Some will flake no matter the payment (photos, food, cash, clothes)...
Dec 31 12 01:40 pm Link
Posts: 35440
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Garry k wrote:
It's called makeup. You seriously think all models look flawless sans maquillage? Honest to god?
Dec 31 12 02:48 pm Link
Posts: 2288
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
P I X I E wrote:
what?! you mean they don't? come on! next you'll be telling us that getting caught off-guard by paparazzi, squinting under harsh midday sun and having your wrinkles accentuated by sharpening artifacts isn't flattering.
Dec 31 12 02:59 pm Link
Posts: 12055
Olivet, Michigan, US
Michael Broughton wrote:
Some people realize that, which just increases the irony.
Dec 31 12 03:06 pm Link
Posts: 5187
Tampa, Florida, US
Caveman Creations wrote:
Dec 31 12 03:56 pm Link
Posts: 835
Baltimore, Maryland, US
indefinite anomaly wrote:
Dec 31 12 04:44 pm Link
Posts: 868
Jessheim, Akershus, Norway
r4u wrote:
Have less to drink before your next post please!
Dec 31 12 05:19 pm Link
Posts: 2674
Ferndale, California, US
r4u wrote:
Perhaps there's a good reason that economics is called the dismal science. But I seriously doubt you're going to overturn the law of supply and demand anytime soon.
Dec 31 12 05:23 pm Link
Posts: 2217
Surrey, British Columbia, Canada
I pay when the model is worth my time. And it's worth it!!!
Dec 31 12 05:33 pm Link
Posts: 876
Paris, Île-de-France, France
r4u wrote:
Bonjour Frank.
Dec 31 12 05:52 pm Link
Posts: 374
Syracuse, New York, US
I'll say one thing. anyone who books a traveling model and stiffs them....is evil.
they are putting themselves out there, traveling,hoping but not knowing if that photographer who booked them is actually going to follow thru.
it has to be stressful. God bless the traveling models. its so nice to sort of pick what model you think is really good, and she will come to you.
the thought of stiffing one at the last minute, you know as they get into a strange town...and not being able to get into contact with the photographer...that moment when she or he realizes they traveled all that way for nothing....heartbreaking. there should be a special room in hell for people who do that.
Dec 31 12 08:37 pm Link
Posts: 850
Uralla, New South Wales, Australia
Tony Lawrence wrote:
Now it my turn to be in love! Oh, your a dude. Well said anyway.
Dec 31 12 09:15 pm Link
Posts: 3628
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Natural Means wrote:
Jan 01 13 06:27 am Link
Posts: 1020
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Natural Means wrote:
"Drastic discrepancy in quality" is one of the most poignant reasons this occurs.
Jan 01 13 07:49 am Link
Posts: 2464
Cleveland, Ohio, US
When a photographer is making pictures, isn't he/she working and should be paid?
When a model is modeling and doing her/his thing and should be paid?
When there is a collaboration between the two and the images might benefit both the no one gets paid and the work goes to a common goal?
Jan 01 13 07:59 am Link
Posts: 2890
Orlando, Florida, US
Garry k wrote:
I think now I wouldn't shoot her for free. My fruit loops got spoiled.
Jan 01 13 09:02 am Link
Posts: 21154
Chicago, Illinois, US
If you have actual clients then you should pay your llamas but for practice??? Fashion photographers need fashion llamas and they are at fashion agencies. Can't get larger agencies to send new faces then contact smaller ones. Commercial photographers should seek out solid life style llamas. Just imagine being a young Steven Meisel and contacting llamas from MM. This before he was famous and hearing. 'Paid only' You will go broke paying llamas to practice. Could a Michael Jordon exist if he had to pay to practice all the time?
Most of the time the results may not be useable. Its the chance you take with tests. If you do the same work from shoot to shoot then somethings wrong. Improve on old ideals and try out new ones. There are lots of beautiful women and men who will work with you for free. Many will shoot nude. If you do gallery work and have a track record for selling work then paying is fair. I also understand llamas who want to be paid. However most photographers can't or won't pay. Clients pay. If you are lucky enough to find enough work from photographers to pay your bills then you are very fortunate.
Jan 01 13 09:13 am Link
Posts: 384
Mountain View, California, US
I pay most of the models with whom I shoot. When I contact a model, I ask about their rates and indicate my need for a commercial release. I submit to microstock agencies, which gives me both a way to cover my expenses and a way to have my work evaluated by actual paying customers. They don't pay much, but they do pay, and that tells me a lot about what works and what doesn't.
I enjoy shooting, and have enjoyed TF shoots. But I'd rather be able to do more with the results than just look at them. That's why I want the commercial release, and that almost always means paying. I also feel like I can exercise more control over the shoot when I'm paying. I'll make sure to get some shots the model wants, but I'm still the one in charge. Golden Rule and all that.
As an aside, I've had flakes from both TF and paid models. Paid models don't flake nearly as often as trade, but it does happen.
Jan 01 13 12:25 pm Link
Posts: 3309
London, England, United Kingdom
r4u wrote:
Only if you show us some "art"?
Jan 02 13 06:14 am Link
Posts: 950
Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
r4u wrote:
It depends on what we shoot. I like shooting feet and most models don't need and/or want this type of work in the ports. So...I pay for it.
Jan 02 13 06:29 am Link
Posts: 1703
Tempe, Arizona, US
Why should a photographer be paid to create art?
Why should people buy art?
People need to earn a living. Some do it by modeling, painting, photography etc.
That's why people get paid.
And sure some will work for "free", but in reality they are working for artwork. Typically photos on here.
I've yet to see a photographer of model do a shoot and get nothing.
Jan 02 13 06:30 am Link
Posts: 950
Kaiserslautern, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Risen Phoenix Photo wrote:
I know the feeling and payment policy is one of the things I plan to revise.
Jan 02 13 06:32 am Link
Posts: 2344
Newport, Kentucky, US
Yan Tan Tethera wrote:
I'm with you there.
Jan 02 13 08:28 am Link
Posts: 3846
Phoenix, Arizona, US
I'm a total amateur shooter...and I only shoot TF*. I have found with a couple of paid shoots (they paid me) I didn't enjoy the shoots as much, and it changed the energy. It wasn't as "relaxed" and natural feeling as a typical "collaboration" trade shoot. There was suddenly a pressure to perform.
Since I do this for artistic fun (I already have a REAL photography job) I would rather get better (more relaxed/natural expressions) images by not involving money in the mix, and keeping it an "equal" artistic investment. I enjoy working with newer models so that's not an issue.
But, I sure don't fault any professional models (or Photographers) from trying to make a buck. I just can't justify the expense (for me). I'm sure the "amateur-amateur" collaboration probably shows in my work...and so be it.
Jan 02 13 08:31 am Link
Posts: 767
San Mateo, California, US
Most Models show up for paid shoots...cash incentive.
Jan 02 13 08:36 am Link
Posts: 7344
New York, New York, US
Not paying models...ok, that is a new one! Good luck with that!
Jan 02 13 08:51 am Link
Posts: 107
Louisville, Kentucky, US
I love this feed.
I took some time away from this site to build up a small studio. Finally got it up, got back on this site about a week ago amped! And suddenly realized many of the experienced models I'd like to photograph are charging $100-$300?! for a photo shoot.
Even some of the less experienced ones are charging $50.
It's like every lady who has a portfolio on here is charging, regardless of skill set or looks.
I admit I have a long way to go with creating glamour images similar to what some of you guys are doing. But paying each girl to model for me as I work to get there seems not a good business move, I'd have to close my studio to do so.
But after reading this feed, I do understand now why models (some of them) should be paid by the photographer. The problem I think is there are now a WHOOOOLE LOT of ladies on here who think just because they have a few pictures showing t&a they should be paid. I can't do it. There's about 3 models in Louisville, Ky. who really stand out and I might fork over cash to have photo shoots with them one day.
Ideally, I don't think a photographer should have to pay a model. I think it should be a tf situtation.
Or, I like when models are just getting started and they pay photographers who helped develop them.
I wonder what's the percentage of each of those categories on this site? Is it more photographers who pay models, models who pay photographers, or equal trade. I just got back on this site, but it seems to me there are more photographers who are paying models. And, there's nothing wrong with that, I just can't afford to do it and keep my studio.
Jan 02 13 08:57 am Link
Posts: 1336
Palm Beach, Florida, US
If you don't want to pay models that's your choice and your choices will be limited.
Don't tell others what to do. That's just rude!
Jan 02 13 09:37 am Link
Posts: 124
New York, New York, US
for the same reason you pay anything in life.
Rent, Coffee,,,,,,,
Have a nice day
Jan 02 13 09:46 am Link
Posts: 1786
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
r4u wrote:
Nikon should send me a free camera then... Seeing how it will only be used for making art!
Jan 02 13 09:56 am Link


text:
Survival of the Cutest: Royal the German Shepherd Takes on Shamrock the Yorkshire Terrier in the Final Matchup
Who will be crowned The Cutest? Happening now in the final matchup.
By Raya Ramsey Published in FrontBurner February 13, 2014 8:34 am
Thirty pups have been eliminated in the Survival of the Cutest dog contest. We're down to two contestants. One will take the cake. Who will it be? Royal, the handsome German Shepherd who looks clever in a pair of eyeglasses or Shamrock, the button-nosed Yorkshire Terrier born on St. Patrick's Day? We're taking your votes for two days. At midnight on Friday, we'll tally them up to crown the cutest and reveal our winner inside D Magazine.


text:
re:newal premium spring water makes national debut
New York City, U.S., 18 February, 2010 – re:newal premium spring water today made its national debut at the Green Products Expo in New York City. This follows an agreement with the Cancer Treatment Centers of America to begin distribution in hospitals across its national network.
re:newal features a 100 percent plant-based bottle and label. This unique polylactide (PLA) material ensures that, unlike the more common plastic bottles made from crude oil, re:newal bottles can be recycled quickly and easily back into their original form and returned to the earth without damage to the environment.
re:newal is also one of the purest natural spring waters on the market according to results from outside hydrological analysis. This compelling combination of eco bottle and pure water has resulted in a successful pilot across the state of Florida and the Southeast United States, where the water is sourced and bottled. As a result renewal will begin to expand into top markets across the U.S.
"We want to encourage people everywhere to think differently about bottled water and make an active choice to move away from petroleum based plastic to 100 percent plant-based bottles," said Darren Keller, re:newal CEO. "We are already seeing a significant shift by companies in Florida to move to a more eco-friendly business model and as we grow to new markets we see a significant opportunity to help other companies who are moving in the same direction."


text:
Capture the sweet essence of a dewy rose basking in sunlight with bareMinerals Rose Radiance.
Rose Radiance contains complexion-boosting minerals that can be mixed, worn over, or under bareMinerals to enhance the appearance of the skin. The overall effect is the illusion of having glowing, youthful skin that looks healthy and vibrant. Rose Radiance is versatile and can be used on lips or can be used wet or dry on the eyes.
- Adds a fresh, rosy glow to your complexion.
- Translucent, rose-pearl color lends
a fresh youthful look.
- Adds a natural luminosity to the entire face.
- Can be worn over lipstick for a glossy glimmering effect.
- Can be mixed with lip gloss to highlight the lips.


text:
Separate names with a comma.
Discussion in 'Off-Topic' started by BigJCy, Dec 24, 2009.
You'll shoot your eye out kid!
#1 on my list of Christmas movies, followed closely by Christmas Vacation and Badder Santa.
Yeah I think those would be my Top 3 as well.
Where's Flick
lol watching it right now, true classic
"My kid brother looked like a tick about ready to pop".
Great great movie.
Scott Farkus, what a rotten name.
Still waiting for someone to buy me this classic.
mmmm.....Melinda Dillon (the mom) was a hottie in Slap Shot!
she displayed her unwrapped gifts..wink wink.
If you get a chance....go see the house/museum in Cleveland.
Home - A Christmas Story House - Ralphie's House Restored to its A Christmas Story Splendor
A Christmas Story Leg Lamp | SkyMall
Laughed when I saw it on the flight up here...
Ralphie's Mom: Hello, Mrs Schwartz?
Mrs Schwartz: Yes
Ralphie's Mom: Do you know what Ralphie just said?
Mrs Schwartz: What?
Ralphie's Mom: whispers into the phone
Mrs Schwartz: NO NOT THAT !!
Ralphie's Mom: Do you know where he heard it?
Mrs Schwartz: Probably from his father
"FRA-GI-LE must be Italian"
"I think that say Fragile Honey"
Actually I think his name is Skut Farkus. His cohort is Grover Dill.
Flick, Flick who?
Christmas wouldn't be the same at our house if we couldn't watch this movie in spurts throughout the 24 hours, and then finally most of the way through at the very end.
Frah rah rah rah rah.. rah rah rah rah
"Meat loaf, meat loaf, double beat loaf, I hate meat loaf."
Ohhhhhhhh fuuuuuuuuddddge. Only I didn't say fudge.


text:
Cocaine-Filled Condoms Intercepted En Route to the Vatican
Carrie DedrickReligious persecution, missions, Christianity around the world
- 2014 Mar 25
Law enforcement officials are looking for the individuals behind a bizarre attempted cocaine exchange in Vatican City. The drug seller sent a shipment of 240 grams of liquid cocaine worth $55,000 to the Vatican Post Office. The cocaine was concealed within 14 condoms.
The drug-stuffed condoms were sent from an unknown country in South America.
The package was discovered en route to the Vatican when it was intercepted at the Leipzig, Germany airport. There was no specific person addressed on the package, so any one of 800 Vatican City residents could have claimed it.
German police informed Vatican law enforcement of the sting operation, so that the person who came to pick up the shipment could be arrested, but the package was unclaimed. It is believed that the buyer was alerted to the police involvement. Vatican City officials are unsure if the tip came from Germany, South America, or within.
According to Religion News Service, Rev. Federico Lombardi, chief spokesman of the Vatican said that there was cooperation between between Vatican and German officials, but did not elaborate.
No suspects in the case have yet been determined.


text:
PMI stands as a global leader in the development of standards for the practice of project management. Our premiere standards document, A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide), is recognized throughout the world as a standard for managing projects in today's market place. The PMBOK® Guide is approved as an American National Standard (ANS) by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI). We are committed to the continuous improvement and expansion of the PMBOK® Guide, as well as the development of additional standards.
Current PMI Standards Projects
Membership Process
PMI membership opens up a world of opportunity - sharing ideas and experiences, accessing industry information, attending seminars and workshops on leading-edge topics, increasing your professional exposure through networking and project participation, and gaining leadership experience. You do not have to be a certified Project Management Professional (PMP) to join PMI. Joining is easy. Please visit the PMI Membership area.
In addtion to the PMI membership, local chapter membership provides involvment right here in Central Ohio. Please visit the Central Ohio Chapter link, Local Chapters.
Discounts Available Membership will provide discounts at global and local chapter levels.
Applying Online Online application can be made for Individual Membership only, with payment by credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Diners Club). Click here.
Applying Via Mail To apply via mail, get the Membership Application Form one of these ways:
- Download the PMI Membership Application form.
- PMI will mail the packet to you within five business days. Follow the instructions in the application form and mail it to:
Keep your Profile accurate
As a member, keep your name, address, phone and email address current. Just click on either myPMICOC tab or login into PMI and click myPMI. We will use your prefered email address to sent important chapter newsletters to you!
Hardship Renewals
A Hardship Provision is available to any PMI member whose financial condition has changed drastically and sufficiently so that a member would have difficulty renewing their membership. Please refer to the back of your PMI Dues Renewal Notice for the Hardship Provision
At the chapter level, submit a request to info. The assistance program support is limited to:
- Membership Renewal
- Attendance at Chapter Meetings where local employers are invited to attend and recruit.


text:
The film Hollywood "doesn't want you to see" goes viral
Show: The Green Room
Mon, 06 November 2017
Are the world's top galleries losing their nerve?
Mon, 09 October 2017
Josephine K and the Algorithms comes to the stage
What happens at the moment of your death?
Can music promoters protect audiences from an attack?
"The most intensive group therapy session between men"
Mon, 02 October 2017
The best and worst of Stephen King on screen
The Butcher Boy 25 years later
Irish Actress: No-one should lose weight for BBC drama
The smartest thief you've never heard of
Mon, 28 August 2017
The game inspired by the fear of an arranged marriage
Mon, 14 August 2017
Game Of Thrones- What the hack is all about
Women fuelled by love but driven to hate- Crestfall
Mon, 07 August 2017
The man who organises O.J. Simpson tours
England is Mine : What was Morrissey like before fame
Dunkirk, does it live up to the hype?
Mon, 24 July 2017
Matt Haig, Benedict Cumberbatch and How to Stop Time
It accomplished something no-one dreamed it could do
One of the funniest plays about suicidal depression
Mon, 17 July 2017
The global movie hit about cats in Istanbul
© Copyright 2015 - Newstalk Ltd. Reg #309181 Marconi House, Digges Lane, Dublin 2
Join Sean Moncrieff for a lively mix of phone-ins, insightful text messages and stories from around the world and down your street. Every weekday from 2pm - 4pm.
Show page


text:
Re: Uk Version 3.0 ??
In reply to:
Re: Uk Version 3.0 ??
The URL is www.whollygenes.com.The few bugs in TMG v.4.0a will be fixed (I'm told) in v.4.0c, due out soon.But you need to order TMG by Dec. 31st to take advantage of the special upgrade price.Nobody says you can't wait to install it until the first bugs in v.5 are found and corrected.Good luck.


text:
CRISPY DARK EIGHTBALL - 2 PIECES399,00 kr
Lead free crystal Eightball
All hail the new Eightball! This fine specimen is designed to be the wild card of the series, making for a majestic experience no matter the occasion, whether it is your favorite nightcap, freshly squeezed juice or a tasty dessert.
Frederik Bagger Crispy glasses are cut on a diamond wheel. The high quality of the glass guarantees long-lasting brilliance and clarity.
The Crispy glass collection offers:
- Lead-free crystal glass free of toxic additives
- Dishwasher safe (glass program)
- 2-year warranty against cloudy glass
- FDA approved
- Functional and elegant form
- Diameter: 10 cm / Height: 16 cm (550 ml)


text:
Tell us about your windows & doors project! We'll match you with the best windows & doors contractors right away.
Browse Our Directory of Windows & Doors Pros
Top Door Installation Pros in Anaheim, California
So Cal Home Remodeling(1)7100 Havenhurst Ave Suite324, Van Nuys, CA
Allpro Construction, IncNo Reviews20710 Leapwood Ave Suite B, Carson, CA
With experience and a prestige reputation our objective is to consistently provide our clients with the highest quality products at a competitive price. Our team is equipped with product knowledge ,installation procedures , new guidelines whether state or federal regulations, and updates on new energy efficient products.,AllPro Construction is committed to helping Southern California Homeowners turn their home into their DREAM home.We look forward to having an opportunity to show you how hassle-free home improvement can be !Read MoreSee Full Profile
America Green BuildersNo Reviews627 North Martel Ave, Los Angeles, CA
America Green Builders specializes in both interior and exterior remodeling, we obtain all necessary permits and all of our work is guaranteed. Sunlite Solar & Construction Inc. is fully insured, licensed and bonded with the state of California Contractors license board.Read MoreSee Full Profile
Angelic ConstructionNo ReviewsPO BOX 754, Woodland Hills, CA
Our company is fully Licensed, Insured and Bonded! We are able to help you with anything from inside to the outside of your home. Furthermore, we pride ourselves in the excellent customer service our company provides from the beginning to the end of every project.Read MoreSee Full Profile
EOL BuildersNo Reviews501 South Fairfax Suite #215, Los Angeles, CA
K@J ConstructionNo ReviewsNorth Hollywood, North hollywood, CA
Stars EnergyNo Reviews4701 Eli Court, Beverly Hills, CA
Solar power is now more affordable and easier than ever before. Start saving money on your next power bill. Stars Energy Corporation has installed 100's of systems, we do not sub contract work out and pride ourselves on our workmanship & professionalism. We provides a wide range of Solar PV Array Systems for your home or business. We complete a one on one assessment on your energy use to provide you with the most effective way to help you cut the costs of rising electricity bills in your family home or commercial premises. All our solar packages have been carefully designed only using suppliers that are Tier 1 & have a 25 year linear performance warranty assurance.Read MoreSee Full Profile
California Native Landscaping, Inc.6342 Rosemary Drive, Cypress, CA
Del Gado Landscaping1632 East Chestnut Avenue, Orange, CA
Green Grass Landscaping5114 East 4th St, Los Angeles, CA
Green Grounds Landscaping145 South Vista Grande, Anaheim, CA
Lopez Lawn Care & Pool Service6472 Western Avenue, Buena Park, CA
Mora Landscape Maintenance1115 North Lowell, Santa Ana, CA
Velazquez Landscaping10800 Dale Avenue #211, Stanton, CA


text:
Detroit, MI (PressExposure) October 15, 2009 -- TiE Detroit President, Tel Ganesan today announced that Josh Linkner will make the keynote address at TiECon Midwest 2009, Michiganâs Largest Conference on entrepreneurship to be held October 23 and 24, 2009 at The Ritz-Carlton, Dearborn.
âIt is with great privilege I announce our very own poster child of Michigan, Josh Linkner, CEO ePrize to the TiECon Midwest family. Josh is a powerhouse of dynamism and creativity which truly represents the theme of TiECon Midwest 2009 - "The Innovative Entrepreneur". Do not miss an opportunity to hear Josh Linkner speak about the various nuances of innovation - the backbone of any corporate structure,â said Ganesan
Josh Linkner, founder and CEO of ePrize has led a revolution by dislodging the old guard and dominating the industry through disruptive innovation and creativity. ePrize has produced over 5,000 industry-leading interactive promotions across 36 countries, for 74 of the Top 100 brands including Coca-Cola, at&t, The Gap, Procter & Gamble, Disney, Dell, adidas, Citibank and Microsoft. ePrize has won dozens of awards including Red Herringâs Top 100 Technology Firms in North America, Inc. 500 (five years in a row), #1 fastest-growing on PROMO 100, Fast Companyâs Fast 50 Readerâs Choice, and 101 best places to work in Michigan.
Josh is a highly sought-after keynote speaker, and is a frequent source-for-comment among top business, technology and marketing media. He has been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Fast Company, AdAge, Entrepreneur, AdWeek, and Inc. Magazine. Josh has won several business, technology, and design awards including the Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, Crain's 40 under 40, and Automation Alley's CEO of the Year. Linkner is regarded as a pioneer in the Web business. He is a big believer in his talent pool, and has built a corporate culture which he believes nurtures not only his company, but his people as well.
"It is an honor to present the keynote address to the entrepreneurial community of the Midwest region. Talent, Ideas and Enterprise (formerly The Indus Entrepreneurs) have given a good speed start to industries within the Michigan community despite the challenging economic times. The conference promises to be a great platform for like minded professionals to meet, connect, interact and network on common goals and objectives. Innovation is the key to success and growth and TiECon Midwest 2009 puts that theme into action. There is no other opportune time for better actions to take place. Thanks to TiE, the future of the Michigan business looks bright and endearing to many," said Josh Linkner, founder and CEO of ePrize
TiECon Midwest 2009 will bring together TiE members, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, top industry executives and thought leaders in two action-packed days. TiECon Midwest provides a unique opportunity to exchange ideas, explore new businesses, discuss emerging technologies, share growth strategies and obtain insight from global business leaders, community leaders and worldwide experts. The conference will also host "TiE20 Midwest", the first annual showcase of 20 of the most promising start-up companies across TiECon Midwest's five focus segments: Cleantech, Software, Wireless, Life Sciences and Media.
Online registration and more information are immediately available for TiECon Midwest 2009 at http://www.tieconmidwest.org . For more information about the conference, please contact Nicole Raymond, TiE Detroit (248) 254-4013 or via e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) is a major sponsor of TiECon Midwest 2009 and in supporting and promoting entrepreneurship in Michigan. For more information you can link to them through the TiECon Midwest Website http://www.tieconmidwest.org.


text:
Planning a shower? Kids birthday party? Bachelorette party? If you're like us, you most likely left everything to the last minute (or just didn't have the time to bop around town going to multiple stores to get everything you need – no judgments). Don't panic: We've got everything you need. The most difficult thing about planning this party will be throwing away our paper plates (as in, not reusable but so so pretty).
First things first: What are your guests going to eat off, drink out of and wipe the crumbs from their face with? We highly recommend paper cups, plates and napkins – they feel good in your hand, look cute (well, ours do) and make cleaning up one million times easier. We love mixing and matching the kraft paper with the white and gold.
Next question: What to serve? Cake, cookies or brownies, obviously. If you want to create something homemade but don't have the time (or skill) to bake from scratch, we've got a few new outstanding mixes (gluten-free and paleo options, too!) that whip up quick. (Trust us, no one will know.)
Too pressed for time to even use a mix? No problem (you're still a hero) and we've got you covered there, too. Marshmallow cookies, chocolate chip cookies, blueberry popped tarts and lemon sugar cookies are all excellent options – and are the go-to dessert choices for our staff. (You could tell the other parents you made them... We won't tell.)
Now, what kind of celebration is it? Are you mixing cocktails, or do you want to just pop a bottle and pour? Is it a dry gathering? Sparkling Blanc Wine or Pom Pomme Cider are deliciously festive choices. Cherry Grenadine and Grapefruit Hibiscus syrups are equally great when mixed with a little seltzer or with something stronger. Or you could go with this super special Sparkling Grape Juice.
Finally, we are big fans of party favors, the reason everyone comes in the first place. (Kidding! They definitely came for your "homemade lemon sugar cookies.") Some of our favorite – and whimsical – indie takeaways are Heart-Shaped Chocolate Lollipops, Emoticandy, Caramel Apple Taffy and Dreams Come Chew candies. Or go wild browsing our Tidbits section – everything is under $5.
Good luck! We'll keep an eye out for our invitation.


text:
The Man Who Knew Infinity (2015) 720p BRRip H264 AAC-RARBG
Length : 1.31 GiB for 01:48:35
Bitrate : 1731 kb/s
Audio : aac, 48000 Hz, 5:1 (eng)
Video : 1280x536 23.98 fps(r) (und)
Genre: Biography | Drama
Provider: Lori.Yagami
The story of the life and academic career of the pioneer Indian mathematician, Srinivasa Ramanujan, and his friendship with his mentor, Professor G.H. Hardy.
Buy Premium Account & Support me to post more stuff for you.


text:
This PBS Frontline program on Brooksley Born, the former head of CFTC during Greenspan's godhood, and her one-woman fight on regulating OTC derivatives is a must-watch for everyone with a passing interest in the 2008 crisis. I only wish I didn't miss it in 10/2009 when it was first aired.
The program made it abundantly clear that the LTCM crisis was completely wasted. It's also beyond doubt that, in retrospect, most of the Great Depression had been wasted by the time Glass-Steagall was abandoned. And many say the 2008 crisis has been wasted already.
I fully agree with this conclusion, but have a somewhat different perspective. The real failure in our society lies in the fact that none of the fundamental, structural deficiencies exposed by the crisis has been addressed.
- Over-sized financial sector. As of 2007, the financial sector in the US accounted for 8% of GDP and 40% of corporate profit. This is a bigger issue than TBTF institutions, which is not addressed meaningfully in the financial reform bill. ECB Executive Board member Lorenzo Bini Smaghi discussed this specific topic very well in 4/2010. But none of US politicians/regulators would touch this.
- Systemic correlation risk. Today's world is so interconnected, especially through the over-sized financial sector, that most swans have turned black. The global financial system has become an extremely unstable chaos system in which a small disturbance may get amplified through the intractable web of over-sized financial transactions and manifest into a major disaster. Yet institutional risk management is still VAR-based, although it has been amply proven inadequate against tail risk. As long as this systemic instability is not addressed, we will have more financial crisis. Increased bank capital requirement only pushes the breaking point a bit further out, with no effect in preventing financial chain reaction. Clearinghouse similar.
The only hope is yet another, even bigger crisis. And it'd better come soon, before the political momentum is completely lost and would have to start from 0 again.
Fortunately, we already have one brewing right under our collective nose: eurozone sovereign insolvency + bank insolvency + US deflation + China slowdown = oppportunity for structural overhaul.
- Eurozone. Sovereign insolvency may be delayed for awhile, if the bailout package gets implemented, which is far from certain. But European banks still face huge difficulty on many fronts: bad asset from lingering housing crisis, deteriorating economic outlook due to austerity measures, high funding cost, and high leverage. Again through the financial chaos system, US banks will be among the first victims of a European banking crisis.
- US lost decade. Faced with the huge overhang of real estate default pipeline and unemployment, US recovery will at best be a square-root. Further Fed QE will have diminishing marginal effect. But I think US will face a deflationary lost decade like Japan, but for a somewhat different set of reasons. I'll write more about this later.
- China can at best save itself. Because of over-reaction in monetary easing and stimulating domestic demand at the height of 2008 crisis, China now faces great pressure of inflation and asset bubbles, which is made much trickier to deal with by the pending US/Europe deflation. When it happens, China will try to create demand domestically and in emerging markets. They'd be lucky to find enough demand to keep its own economic machine churning. It's impossible for China to pick up any demand slack for US/Europe; the market is simply not big/mature enough yet.
I don't know when it'll materialize. I just know that some unforeseeable, seemingly trivial event could trigger it -- a classic butterfly effect. And such seemingly random, disparate, trivial events will keep on happening until a systemic collapse is triggered.
Welcome to the era of financial system chaos.
Disclosure: No positions


text:
Tag Archives: wtc7
Owning, Spanking, and Tickling Women
Jim at http://blog.jim.com recently wrote an ignorant, deceitful, and completely bullshit article about 9/11. The commenters suggested that someone put him up to it. It's likely a fair assumption he's lying because he has to – he's clearly not stupid enough to believe any of it.
But Jim has some things very right, especially on women. He writes constantly about spanking women, even beating women, and the nature of women and "Pauline marriage" – i.e., the Christian ideal of marriage that was commonplace until maybe 75 years ago.
I can't help but be partial to a man who understands wife spanking as well as he does – and nothing is funnier to me than reading the comments of men shocked – SHOCKED I tell you – that a man would ever spank his wife, or otherwise dominate her in any way.
We brand cattle and otherwise mark our property, and if you won't brand your woman, say, tattoo your name on her ass, she's like to do something awful like cutting herself. Don't people realize that regular maintenance spankings take care of this? If they don't get it in real life, they will read 50 Shades of Grey and Twilight and fantasize about it, or make up pornographic Fraternity Rape fantasies like that woman that Rolling Stone wrote about.
I remember the first time a girl told me she was going to kill herself because I never fucked her. We made out a lot, but never went all the way, for various reasons. So after I stopped paying much attention to her, she called me up one night and told me she had swallowed a bunch of pills because she couldn't live anymore. I had to call her mom, who of course rushed her to the hospital. Trust me – it was a downer.
Then there was the virgin who after a few months of rogering in the back of her daddy's SUV, told me what she really wanted was for me to tie her up, blindfolded, and rape her. Look folks – she came from a loving family with a doting step-dad (hmm… well she had never met her biological father. Um, never mind.) She was well-adjusted. My parents loved her and wanted us to get married. She was 16 – and at 16 she was already fantasizing about handcuffs and blindfolds. Sure, I did it, but my heart wasn't in it – I just didn't get it.
Another girlfriend – who was literally a sex machine that wanted to do it multiple times a day – she would push and push and push until I grabbed her and held her down and raped her – which usually ended with her smiling and humming to herself as she made us dinner afterwards. I may have had all sorts of second-thoughts and complicated emotional reactions about how I treated her, but she sure as hell didn't. That relationship ended when I stopped – I just didn't have the energy into dominating her all the time, and so she basicall wandered off. I was pissed, but instead of dragging her by the hair back to my place, I just sort of started ignoring her and we just sort of drifted apart. The after-break-up sex lasted a few more months but the spell had been broken.
Then there was the waitress who matter of factly told me to put my hands around her throat and stop her from breathing when I was fucking her. Not a lot, just a little. She didn't want me to kill her or anything. She just needed to be immobilized to the point where she couldn't even breathe, and that was enough to make her orgasm.
And spanking? Good lord. That even barely counts as kinky. That's just run of the mill routine. Hair pulling? Holding her wrists down? They show stuff like that on prime-time television, it's so commonplace.
I – of course – was writing about this stuff since before this blog, and it was a regular feature on this blog since the beginning, and I used to get hassled by the "BDSM community" for pointing out how politically incorrect – not to mention anti-feminist – this stuff really is. It points to an impulse, one that comes from millions of years of evolution, that both hard core feminists – and fake "Christian" Male Church Ladies want to pretend doesn't exist.
50 Shades, of course, but back ten years ago it was "Secretary" – oh, man, you should have seen the ink spilled about that movie. It was hugely popular among the Fashionable Liberal Women set who watches indie films, but it was just so "problematic" they had to write about it over, and over, and over again.
Go back even more and it's the Story of O. The literary types were adamant it was written by a man, but of course it was written by a woman – ONLY a woman could have written the story of O.
Jim may sometimes exaggerate to make a point, but the point remains. Women aren't men. They don't think like men, they don't fuck like men, they don't react the way men do. And most men don't understand them.
The only time I ever lost a woman was because I *didn't* rough her up, I *didn't* take ownership, I *didn't* claim her as my property. Women don't want a boyfriend or a fuck buddy, they want an owner. Sure – lots of women would rather be owned by her boss rather than her husband, but Boss and Secretary is basically their second most common sexual fantasy, just after "kidnapped by a rival gang/warrior, and enslaved in the harem of a slightly but not too exotic foreign chief, where she fucks/births her way to the top of the harem.
Jim's also right about race, which makes his cucking over 9/11 so much more disappointing, but I guess you can't win them all.
Some Early Morning 9th Grade Physics #DonaldTrump #Trump2016 #MakeAmericaGreat
It really only takes 9th grade physics. You don't need more than the basics. So ask yourself – why all the mystification? Why all the denials?
Why do we have obviously intelligent people lying?
Watch the body language of the NIST spokesman reporting about WTC7 in 2007 – notice the positions of his hands, his eye movements – the man looks like he's being held hostage or something.
Now sure I agree that it doesn't matter in a lot of contexts. But you have to ask yourself why we have supposed dissidents constantly attacking the truth – even going so far as to pretend they don't understand basic high school physics, or they don't believe their lying eyes?
Has anyone noticed that Donald Trump is now being attacked as a "truther" – he isn't backing down either. I'm not really buying what Donald Trump is selling, but I have to admit, he's the most entertaining politicians we've had in years.
Kinky Sex Fetish: A Manhattan Murder Mystery 13
Before Tinder, it was Craigslist.
Look – young people from all over the country move to New York to work at prestigious companies for a lot of money. Everyone is working all the time. The gals are not interested in settling down and having babies. The men are focused, lazer like, on making money.
So what do you think horny young 20 somethings do?
And back in 2001, it was Craigslist. Craigslist was still virtually unknown outside of a few cities like New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. The only people that used Craigslist were 20 something hipsters from the city. So back then, women would still put up personal ads and sometimes even post a picture. It wasn't "private" exactly but the audience was small and exclusive.
Her ad said "No Time To Date" and it was a litany of "small town gal in the big city." Works all the time, never gets to meet guys. Looking for this and that, something. Loves this. Whatever.
Reading between the lines it means "busy career gal, haven't been laid in months, looking for a man to fuck me silly all weekend then leave me alone."
For me, this was my bread and butter pretty much, because, hey, I was in the same situation. I did have a girlfriend, but she lived all the way across the country in California and it's not cheating if you're in a different state.
Whatever, I never claimed to be a "good person."
So this was like textbook. We had met for drinks on Wednesday at the dive bar near the towers. Aisha would flirt with me when I had some girl there, to help me out. She was a sweetheart. Aisha wasn't interested in me at all but she liked me hanging around so she'd help out when she could. So this girl – I don't remember her name – she's about 27, a few years older than me. Cute, slender, long hair, dressed real nice. I forgot what she did. We have three drinks, I tell her I'll walk her to the subway around the corner. She turns to say goodbye so I kiss her, we make plans to meet on Monday, after she gets back from whatever she's doing on the weekend.
On Monday, god, I could barely concentrate at work. I had half a hard on all day thinking about fucking this girl tonight. At lunch, my bosses, Jimmy and Richie, took me and a few of the guys out to some fancy Thai place at the World Financial Center a few blocks away. Jimmy is bitching and bitching about the power downs. It didn't make any damn sense. Why would both buildings have all of their power – including emergency power – shut off over the weekend? Everyone had been working late backing up all of the systems, making sure we could bring them back up without any problems. This did not make Jimmy happy at all.
Jimmy was probably 40 something, blonde hair, blue eyes, looked like a grown up boy scout but cursed like a sailor. He actually came across as rather relaxed and informal but the man was responsible for billions of dollars flowing through the company on a daily basis, yet he never broke a sweat. And the power down thing did not please him at all. He had been working on some roll out for months then, all a sudden, without any warning, the building management told everyone they had to prepare for two weekends of power downs, in both towers. "Upgrading the internet" or "fixing the electricity" or something, and that was why Jimmy was bitching about it so much.
Anyway he was a cool guy and it was nice of him to take us peons out for lunch with the big bosses. You know, older guys, they love to show off to the younger men. As I was like 24, just out of college working my first job, I never paid for lunch, or drinks after work. Guys like Jimmy and Richie, they loved to pull out hundred dollar bills and give outrageous tips to the bartenders and waitresses. I suspect both of them were loaded far beyond the kind of money I could imagine.
Of course, for me, 24 year old kid from the suburbs, I was making fucking bank. I'd pull out twenty dollar bills to tip the girls at the bar but it came from the same place honestly.
So we're all chomping away on $40 entrees while Jimmy and Richie are having a cussing contest talking about the power downs. I'm pretending to pay attention but all I can think about is this chick I'm meeting later that night.
You know, thinking back on it, I figured it was just a regular job. I had pulled my one string to get this job, some kid I knew in college worked for one of the banks and knew Richie and had gotten me an interview. I wasn't an employee, I was a consultant, working on a small team with a contract. Now I figured, sure, some of these guys had probably worked at NSA and the like, and I knew some of the guys from the DC office worked down in Maryland and had security clearances, but how was I to know, some kid, how connected finance is to the spook industry?
So I'm guessing, and it's just a guess, that one of the guys on our team was assigned to this company for reasons a bit more complex than just a salary. LOL, I was surrounded by these people but I didn't have a fucking clue.
But whatever – all I can think about is meeting Hot Chick uptown later than night, around nine. Meeting for drinks at nine basically means you've already scored, as long as you don't fuck it up.
So that's why I was uptown. We meet over at a bar close to her place, lubricate ourselves with a shot of whiskey each and two glasses of wine, then hop in a cab back to her place. I was basically raping her in the back of the cab. The driver says, "no please don't touch her. Not here, no please."
I swear, if I was the conspiracy theory type, I'd say the cab driver was Osama Bin Laden himself. Full bushy beard, some kind of tablecloth on his head, the whole nine yards. Of course Osama Bin Laden was on the news every once in a while but you know, we had no idea of what was coming.
So all night long I'm fucking this girl. We just walk into her apartment, she starts to get a bottle of wine by I'm just kissing all over her and just drag her into the bedroom. Two horny strangers just needing some attention and to get off. Well she wakes me up around seven and I'm hustling to get to work. No time to go back to my place but I have a change of clothes at the office for just this sort of thing. So I shower and put on last night's clothes, which smell like smoke and whiskey. Frankly I look like shit, unshaven, but hell it was worth it.
So I walk blocks to the subway and get onto the train. This train is always fucking crowded. Miraculously, I get a seat and start reading my Wall Street Journal (best newspaper in America, at least back in those days.) Hey, I work in finance so it's what you're supposed to read.
I'm almost at my stop, but then, the train stops and all the lights go out. "Shit," I'm thinking, "I'm going to be late. Jimmy is going to chew my ass out." We sit there for five minutes – it seems like forever. The light comes on for like two seconds, then go back off. You could hear everyone on the train groaning, cursing under their breath and sighing. The announcer comes on and says, "there's a delay." Well, no shit, I thought. Five more minutes.
Finally, the train starts moving, but it's going backwards. Now people are whining real loud, but it keeps going backwards. We go all the way back to the previous stop, and the announcer says, "there's been an accident at the World Trade Center. Everyone must exit the train here. Everyone must exit." People are mumbling, but the lights come on at the station, the doors open, and we all get off the train. The announcer says everyone must exit the station too. This sucks, but we all line up and start walking up the stairs.
I look at my watch, it's already nine o'clock. I'm thinking, "shit I'm going to be so late." Well I finally make it up the stairs to ground level and there's a huge crowd standing in front of one of the buildings. Everyone is pointing and staring, some people even have video cameras out. I'm thinking what the hell is going on? So I look over to where everyone is looking and – let me tell you – I couldn't fucking believe what I saw.
I can't stand it I know you planned it
I'm gonna set it straight, this watergate
I can't stand rocking when I'm in here
Because your crystal ball ain't so crystal clear
So while you sit back and wonder why
I got this fucking thorn in my side
Oh my God, it's a mirage
I'm tellin' y'all it's sabotage
Hipster Racist Teaches 9/11 History Class @icareviews @donloganfos #nrx #zrx #911
Neils Harritt Libel Trial
With Dr. Neils Harritt of the University of Copenhagen in the news, there has been an outbreak of internet comments attacking the 9/11 truth movement.
That World Trade Center buildings 1, 2, and 7 were destroyed in a controlled demolition is obvious. It's the prima facie, Occam's razor case. One only needs to watch the videos of the buildings being demolished to know it. We've all seen buildings demolished, like the Vegas hotels, and what you see in the videos of the destruction of World Trade Center Buildings 1, 2, and 7 is what everyone knows to be a controlled demolition.
This is not a "conspiracy theory" – it's a political taboo. Everyone with even a cursory knowledge of the basic facts knows it is what it is.
Then, there is this online campaign of anti-truthers. They will come up with very long winded and complicated pseudo-explanations and hand-wavery. AE911Truth, and the broader movement in general, has presented massive and conclusive evidence of 9/11. The "professional 911 liar" movement generally ignores the evidence, hand waves it away, and then engaged in personal attacks, concern trolling, and the like.
The Snowden leaks reveal this exact same strategy for online disruption of NSA critics. Israel's hasbara campaign used similar tactics.
Ask yourself why there even exists an organized anti-truth movement? Ask yourself why even the Obama administration has called for attacking "conspiracy theorists" and especially 9/11 truthers?
France is supposedly moving to ban "conspiracy theories" as "Nazism" due to so many people having unorthodox opinions on the Charlie Hebdo/Kosher Shop attacks.
It came as a surprise to a lot of people on the left when Noam Chomsky, revered Jewish lefty hero, strongly attacked 9/11 truth using very obvious underhanded tactics. It came out later than another Celebrity Leftist, Amy Goodman of Democracy Now, wouldn't touch 9/11 stories like Susan Lindauer's. It just so happens that these "dissidents" that are supposedly engaged in "speaking truth to power" fall right in line to attack dissidents on the big issues.
Supposedly now the Iraqi government has proof of the US working with – not against – the "ISIS forces" in the Middle East, just as we did with "Al Qaeda" before them.
Yet, still, there are people in the White Nationalist movement making grand analyses of the "clash of civilization" with the Muslims, all the while pretending the basic facts don't exist – that 9/11 was "an inside job" to one degree or another, and that the Sunni "terrorists" of the Mujahadeen, Al Qaeda, and ISIS are NATO assets.
You can go on the right, or the left, and see these gatekeepers in action.
Ninth Grade Physics: A Thought Experiment
Which falls first, and how fast?
It ain't rocket science, folks. This is ninth grade physics, you don't need a PhD, or any fancy sort of education. This only requires high school level physics.
All the rest of the bullshit is just that – bullshit.
So, look around. Ask yourself, who is pulling your leg? Who is trying to get you to believe bullshit?
"Those who can make you believe absurdities can make you commit atrocities." — Voltaire.
Red Herring: The Classified 28 Pages of the 9/11 Report
Kudos to the DailyStormer for tackling this topic.
There is a lot of hay being made about 28 pages in the 9/11 Commission report being declassified. This is a known red herring. The 28 pages refer to the connection between the Saudi Arabian government and the supposed hijackers. This has been known forever, unofficially, and now rogue former CIA agent Michael Scheuer (I think it's him) has already said that this is "insurance" in case they need to put pressure on the Saudis.
But consider this: Saudi Arabia is America's number one ally in the Middle East. The Bush family was unusually close to Saudi Arabia, and one of the Saudi Royal is nicknamed "Bandar Bush" because of his close ties to the Bushes.
Why would Saudi Arabia want to hurt their relationship with the World's Only Superpower? Why would the Saudi ruling class want to hurt their number one American partners, the Bush family?
Now, who *would* want to harm the relationship between America and Saudi Arabia? Let's see, which former President was considered an "Arabist" and hostile to Israel? That's right, George H. W. Bush. Look at how he lost his re-election – a three way race and for the first time a third party candidate given massive media coverage and even included in the debates.
So when Bush Jr. gets into office, Dick Cheney is put in charge of picking VP. He picks himself, then picks a bunch of neo-cons dual citizen Israeli Jews.
Now, look at who was in charge in NYC on 9/11. Who was Guiliani's right hand man, in fact, whispering in his ear the whole time? Police Chief Bernanrd Kerick.
Who was entertaining the 19 hijackers on his casino boats in Florida? Jack Abramoff.
Notice that both of these men wound up doing time in prison on various corruption charges.
Now, remember the "Office of Special Plans?" It was a special group set up in the CIA that faked intelligence about Iraqi WMDs. The CIA at the time was leaking heavily that there were no actual WMDs. Remember Valerie Plame, the CIA agent that had her identity outed by the neo-cons? The neo-cons had a war against the CIA, and the neo-cons had the media on their side.
In many ways, it appears the Bush family and a faction of the Republican party fought a hard internal battle against the neo-cons, but lost.
Now, all this fuss is being made about the 28 pages – but it's just a big fat red herring, yet another way to drive a wedge between the US and Saudi Arabia. Who benefits from dividing the US from its number one ally in the Middle East?
Why, the other number one ally in the Middle East. Saudi Arabia is the capital of Islam, while Israel is the capital of Judaism. Two perfectly opposed nations.
In many ways, the cover up is more interesting than the crime. About 2004, rumors of Israel's involvement and foreknowledge had gotten so widespread that a Jew had to make an anti-9/11 Truth movie, "Elders of Zion" which is where we get a number of clips – the Mossaud agents interviewed on Israeli TV for one.
It's a complicated story, but it is not that complicated. 13 years later, the 9/11 myth is one of Israel's strongest pieces of propaganda to keep America on its side. People look the other way at AIPAC openly bribing the entire Congress and the media totally owned by Israel sympathizers because so many American still believe the myth of "radical Islamic terror."
But since the 1980s, when the US armed and funded the Mujadeen, the radical Islamic terrorists have always been on our side. Hell, in 2001, right after 9/11, at Tora Bora, the Bush administration told the military to stand down and allow an airlift out of Afghanistan, into Pakistan, of supposedly Osama Bin Laden himself and his major Al Qaeda fighters. They actually showed clips of the airlift on American TV and openly speculated some sort of deal had been made. John Kerry actually brought up Tora Bora in the 2004 Presidential debates.
No one remembers anything.
Now, if you watch this damage control video, you will see they interview black and brown street people who repeat exaggerated rumors. This was meant, of course, to associate fringe characters with the 9/11 truth movement and preemptively make anyone talking about Israeli involvement look like a kook. It also associated 9/11 Truth with various things like the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, neo-Nazis, and Holocaust revisionism.
I remember at the time thinking – why is it that Jews were the most anti-9/11 truth? I didn't think there was any particular role that Israel had in the 9/11 plot. At first, I assumed it was Bush and the CIA, something similar to the JFK assassination, something to do with Iran-Contra. I figured it was just Israel taking advantage of 9/11. But the more I looked, at the more time went on, the more obvious it was that Israel – and their Jewish Zionist assets in America – were the prime culprits.
Of course, lots of Jewish people died in 9/11, and not all Jews were warned. I know of a half dozen Jews that I worked with that ran out of the building with their hair on fire (figuratively.)
But an astonishing number of people – Jews and non-Jews – were in fact warned. The Odigo scandal is one that was openly discussed in the media at the time. The "Dancing Israelis" were another.
Now, just watch the two films. One, a piece of damage control that throws in all sorts of irrelevant and nonsensical bits of information. It was lavishly praised in the mainstream media. The other, a relatively well done film including all sorts of facts downplayed or ignored by the media. If it wasn't for the internet, you would have almost certainly never even heard of it.
"There are certainly real questions that remain, but there are also real dangers into jumping to conclusions."
And with that little piece of rhetoric, the makers of the film dismiss the fact that Israeli citizens were filming the destruction of the towers and seemingly had prior knowledge. Don't jump to conclusions – about Jews that is. Now, jumping to conclusions about Muslim Arabs – hey, that's exactly what the Jewish media did after 9/11.
Then there were the Naudet Brothers, that just happened to be filming a documentary about FDNY and just got lucky – they were set up in the ONE place in Manhattan that had the perfect view of the first plane hitting. The Naudet Brothers show up just in time to make this film – perhaps the greatest 9/11 Propaganda film ever – then just disappeared.
Israel did 9/11. Not Saudi Arabia, and certainly whoever the supposed 19 hijackers were – some of them still alive after 9/11 remember – another forgotten piece of information heavily covered in the press at the time – they certainly had no part in rigging the towers and building 7 for demolition.
Who owned the buildings? Who had access to the buildings? A bunch of dual citizen Israeli Zionists.
It's ain't rocket science folks. It just takes a little bit of courage to see things for how they are, now how you might wish they were.
Notice in the DailyStormer tread the poster "Hans" (German name, get it?) He spends the entire thread trying to discount the idea that Israelis were involved. Funny that, huh?
This democratic uprising brought to you by FireChat.
See, when I told you in the Flogging Miley series that Illuminati Overlord Jay-Z's new "album" was actually a cell phone app that might as well have been some sort of NSA trojan, you thought it was a "conspiracy theory" huh? You paid too much attention to Miley's ass – not to mention Corporate Media Superstar Edward Snowden's girlfriend's even hotter ass – and totally missed the context. Just like the novel, you perverts just read the sex and don't even notice the background.
Hey, I know that sex gets the blog hits, baby. But there is more to life than a hot ass.
If one was asked to name a global-spanning military and intelligence operation opposed to Syria, Iran, Russia, and China, they might say the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) and the US Government – and they would be right. But they could also easily answer by saying the "Islamic State" or ISIS/ISIL as it is also known.
So ISIS – the Islamic State. "IS" for short. They have tried a few different names, but I think "Islamic State of Arabia" works. ISA. USA vs. ISA. Except from the looks of things, ISA and USA just happen to share the same list of enemies: Syria, Iran, Russia, and China. In fact, hasn't the US generally supported Muslim Chechnyan rebels fighting Russia too?
Just like its opening act "Al Qaeda," IS appears to be largely a CIA creation. Interesting too, so far the backgrounds of all the "journalists" supposedly beheaded by ISIS read pretty much like standard issue intel cover. What do you know, all these jihadi videos are being "discovered" by Rita Katz and her "SITE Intelligence Group" – the same outfit that has been "discovering" radical Muslim videos on secret jihadi websites for, oh, about 13 years now. Katz works out of suburban Maryland – i.e., Washington DC. Her father was Israeli intelligence executed by Saddam Hussein.
It's a great show, isn't it? It's believable, for a Hollywood movie.
Chinese militants from the western region of Xinjiang have fled from the country to get "terrorist training" from Islamic State group fighters for attacks at home, state media reported on Monday.
The same Chinese militants officially supported by the US.
You see, it's actually not that complicated. You are simply suffering from a "failure of imagination."
So, again, you bought the perfectly idiotic notion that fundamentalist radical Muslims hijacked four planes and blew up three – count 'em – THREE – skyscrapers in Manhattan and hit the Pentagon – the headquarters of the military of the World's Only Superpower. So it's not implausible that you're buying this latest round. For some reason, dim witted Americans actually believe that we're in some sort of war with "radical Islam" even though the capital of Islam – Saudi Arabia – is the US's best ally in the Middle East, next to the shitty little country of course. Conservative, Republican Murkin dimwits – but I repeat myself – scratch their heads wondering why we are letting the terrorists immigrate to America and Europe, so they busy themselves banning burkas and sharia law – but not actual Muslims. Because that would be racist.
Still following this?
Oh yes, and Obama is a Secret Muslim and the Muslim Brotherhood is infiltrating the CIA. Did you know that the new CIA director is a Muslim himself? He converted around 2004, at the height of the 9/11 Wars.
Still buying it? Good, now let me interest you in investment properties in inland Florida.
Interesting too, that this analysis of Islamic State matches up precisely with what FBI whistleblower Sibel Edmonds says, as well as Susan Lindauer's testimony.
To all the White Nationalists confused about why are eltes are replacing us with foreigners, you simply misunderstand the nature of Empire. Whites (and Jews) run the Empire, and us regular Whites are merely one population that is ruled by that Empire. The Empire bombs Iraqis in Fallujah and Basra, and sometimes they bomb Americans in Manhattan and Oklahoma City. Empires are, by nature, multi-racial and multi-cultural because they rule over different populations.
Sibel Edmonds points to NATO as the "top dog" in this affair, and that makes perfect sense. She mentioned that the FBI could not wiretap four nations: the UK (understandable) Turkey (?) Belgium (??) and … Azerbaijan (???)
Turkey is NATO's front flank, and Belgium is the headquarters of NATO. As for Azerbaijan, well, it was revealed way back in 2005 that the Azerbaijani Chamber of Commerce was staffed with a bunch of Americans whose names you know. I mean, just look at a map.
So far, General Wes Clark's warnings of the neo-con's plans in 2004 have all turned out correct.
Anyway, let me tell you a joke. A CIA agent walks into a bar. No, wait.
At some point this loud mouthed hipster starts a blog about 9/11. What do you know, one day this new guy shows up at his favorite bar. No one knows this guy. He sits down next to this hipster, starts up a conversation. Oh yes, he grew up in Southeast Asia during the Vietnam war. Now this guy, as white as can be. So the hipster ask him, what did your dad work for US Aid or something? You see, this hipster knows that US Aid is a CIA front, and that white men traveling throughout Vietnam, Cambodia, Burma and that whole area at the time screams "spook!"
And what do you know, the guy sort of laughs and says, yeah, my dad was in the CIA.
Well no shit. And you just happened to show up within weeks of me publishing encrypted parts of the novel.
And you people wonder why I left?
Reading Right
If you want serious White Nationalism, sometimes tinged with a bit of humor, you want AryanSkyNet (Once Aryan Skynet goes live, it doesn't matter who pulled the switch.)
If you want dirty stories and unbelievably perverse narratives of life in the fast lane, 9/11 Revisionism, and the reality behind the "War on Terror" and Peace Prize Obama's continuation of it, read Hipster Racist.
See, everyone's happy!


text:
Vendor: Microsoft
Certifications: MCAD.NET
Exam Name: Analyzing Requirements and Defining Microsoft .NET Solution Architectures
Exam Code: 070-300
Total Questions: 251 Q&As
Last Updated: Nov 21,2017
Note: We Will send Email Of PDF Within 8 hours after Payment Successfully .
Microsoft 070-300 certification exam is experiencing a great demand within the IT industry. In recent years, Microsoft certificate has become a global standard for many successful IT companies.
Using Itcertsbox's MCAD.NET 070-300 braindumps materials, passing your 070-300 exam would be easier. Itcertsbox.com Microsoft 070-300 exam materials contain almost 100% correct answers that are tested and approved by senior IT experts. Our Microsoft 070-300 exam materials are written by experienced IT experts. They have been devoting themselves to providing candidates with the best 070-300 study materials to make sure what they get are valuable. So it has a high hit rate and up to 99.9%. According to what we provide, you can pass MCAD.NET 070-300 exam on your first try.
Itcertsbox.com provides the most accurate and latest MCAD.NET 070-300 exam materials which almost contain all knowledge points. With the aid of our 070-300 study materials, you don't need to waste your time on reading quite a few reference books and just need spend 20-30 hours to master our Microsoft 070-300 real questions and answers. And we provide you with PDF Version & Software Version exam questions and answers. For MCAD.NET 070-300 materials, it is offered to give the candidates simulate the 070-300 exam in a real environment.
After all customers successfully purchased our 070-300 exam materials, we will provide one year free update. Within a year, if Microsoft 070-300 exam materials that you have purchased updated, we will free send 070-300 latest version to your mailbox. If you don't pass your Microsoft 070-300 exam, we will give you full refund. You need to send the scanning copy of your 070-300 examination report card to us. After confirming, we will quickly give you FULL REFUND of your purchasing fees.
Itcertsbox.com helps millions of candidates pass the exams and get the certifications. We have tens of thousands of successful stories. Our dumps are reliable, affordable, updated and of really best quality to overcome the difficulties of any IT certifications. Itcertsbox.com exam dumps are latest updated in highly outclass manner on regular basis and material is released periodically. Latest Itcertsbox.com dumps are available in testing centers with whom we are maintaining our relationship to get latest material.
Experience Itcertsbox.com exam material in PDF version.
Simply submit your e-mail address below to get started with our PDF real exam demo of your 070-300 exam.
Instant download
Latest update demo according to real exam


text:
Pellpax - Air Guns, Air Rifles & Air Pistols delivered throughout the UK
Call us on01263 731585
£0.00 (0 items)
View Basket & Checkout
If you're looking for durability and great value in a manufacturer, look no further than Hatsan.
This Turkish producer of quality air rifles, air pistols and shotguns is great for choice. From the Hatsan 1000S Striker to the Dominator, each weapon is available in a variety of calibres and stocks.
To begin your journey with Hatsan, check out the list below today.
Need help and advice? Don't see what you are looking for? Give us a call on 01263 731585 or contact us here and we'll do our best to assist you.
Check out our most popular manufacturers section
Call us on 01263 731585 or contact us here for friendly help and advice


text:
20% off every single thing. Use code GET20. One day only.
A couple of run down boats in barbados.
beach black boat landscape ocean seascape white
Thanks for the comments – Thought I would add a few favs to get things going here.
wow this is great adding to favs nice shot
Super shot Jeff, well done!!
wonderful shot !
This is fantastic!!!
Awesome shot. Love the symmetry and the wide angle.
love everything about this
well done, i feel story from image
congrats on home page
Loading more work by Jeff Rayner...
10% off
for joining the Redbubble mailing list
Receive exclusive deals and awesome artist news and content right to your inbox.
Free for your convenience.


text:
Newsmax reports, "In the latest sign of the Kremlin's abrupt about-face on its erstwhile American hero, Kiselyov pronounced Trump "more dangerous" than his North Korean counterpart".
State media in the country greeted the election of the bombastic property tycoon in November warmly, yet decisions by Mr Trump since coming into office have seen the two administrations come into conflict.
Reuters reported on Monday that Russian officials are losing hope for warming relations with the usa, citing Trump's missile strike on a Syrian airbase, the massive bomb dropped on Afghanistan and the administration's refusal to halt sanctions related to Crimea.
The Kremlin has distanced itself from statements made by controversial TV host Dmitry Kiselev, who compared U.S. President Donald Trump with North Korea's leader Kim Jong-un on his show aired by major local state-run network Rossiya.
Russian state television has no doubt who is unpredictable enough to bring the world to war in the North Korean crisis, and it's not the reclusive communist dictator Kim Jong-Un. Both are risky, but who is more unsafe? A handful of prominent state news outlets including the evening TV bulletin even omitted the Flynn story from their broadcasts, and have shown reduced enthusiasm for the administration since.
According to Kiselyov, Trump is "more impulsive and unpredictable" than the North Korean leader because he has "limited global experience, unpredictability, and a readiness to go to war". He added that both men shared the characteristics of having limited global experience, unpredictability, and a readiness to go to war..
He (Kim Jong-un) is after all on his home territory. "He doesn't plan to attack anyone just for the sake of it", said Mr Kiselyov, who once said Moscow could turn the United States into radioactive ash.
"Kisleyov and his colleagues on other channels also went after Trump's family, noting that Kim hadn't given his four-year-old daughter an office in his residence, in contrast to Trump's appointment of his 35-year-old daughter, Ivanka, to a White House role".
He hailed Mr Trump's shock victory saying it would restore relations between Moscow and Washington which had deteriorated following Russia's intervention in Ukraine and Syria. The scandal is still pushed by Obama controlled operatives within the Central Intelligence Agency and the corporate American media.
Dmitry Kiselyov, whose weekly news review show on Russia's state-run broadcaster has served as one of the most widely-watched pro-Kremlin programs in Russian Federation, turned his attention to North Korea last week. A survey conducted by the state-run pollster VTsIOM released on Monday found that 39 per cent of Russians hold a negative opinion of Mr Trump, versus only 7 per cent in March.
The US missile strike on Syria was a "cold shower" for many Russians, said Valery Fedorov, the pollster's general director.
The US attack in Syria, against Russian ally President Bashar al-Assad, fuelled a deepening disillusionment in the Kremlin with the Trump administration. "So his viewpoints shouldn't be identified with the official position". "He is not allowed to deviate from the agenda set by others in the shadows". In January he was the only public figure mentioned more often than Putin in Russia - the rise in coverage of Trump was linked with speculation that a potentially pro-Russian policy might lead to lifting of Ukraine-related sanctions. Mr Lavrov spoke after US Vice President Mike Pence said "the era of strategic patience is over", while on a visit to the demilitarised zone between South and North Korea on Monday.


text:
Scene setting: Giambattista Valli rolled out an impressive full country meadow – including mossy corners and tufts of wildflowers – in the middle of the Grand Palais for his latest collection for Moncler Gamme Rouge. Despite the rough and tumble scene, Valli went super sophisticated, sending his maidens out in short, flared, sweet confections of lace and embroidered tulle that was just right for a midsummer's night dream.
Best in show: The workmanship was exquisite in this show, but we liked it best when Valli stuck to the Moncler outdoor brief: he cut a fantastic dress and matching coat, for example, from clear vinyl embroidered with huge white lace that created what could easily be the world's most beautiful rain outfit.
Finishing touches: With all the jazz happening from the knee up, Valli kept things very low key from the ankle down. His girls may have been sporting glorious frocks, but they stomped through the fields in sensible white or black leather, sport lace up shoes with woven or embroidered sides.


text:
OK, the Twindex has been retooled a bit as we set sail on the 2011 NFL season.
While I sift through hundreds of players' tweets, only five will make our weekly list, though there will be quirky honorable mention categories for stuff that grabs my attention.
As always, I ask for your assistance. If there is a tweet that needs to be considered, call it to my attention at @ESPN_AFCSouth or @PaulKuharsky.
You can see the "finalists" by looking at favorites at the ESPN account.
An announcement to our fine player pool: It's time to crank it up fellas. Camps are over, you're back home and getting to your in-season schedule. It demands a lot of time to rest. During said rest, why not cleverly tweet us insight into football and life and football life?
We'll be watching.


text:
Saturday has been quite the day in college football, to say the least.
While much of the attention has been on the Texas coaching carousel and the instant classic between Ohio State and Michigan, LSU also made a big move by lifting the interim tag off Ed Orgeron and making him the full-time head football coach.
"This is a great day for LSU and for all of Louisiana," vice chancellor and director of athletics Joe Alleva said, via LSUSports.net. "We got our man, and he's been here all along. Coach Orgeron has demonstrated his ability to run this program with excellence, even under difficult circumstances. Coach 'O' earned this job.
"I worked closely with (LSU) President Alexander and board leadership throughout a very deliberate process. By the end of that process, our decision was clear. Coach Orgeron took us step by step through every aspect of his plans for this program, and there was no question that he is the man to lead LSU football."
The Louisiana native has been with LSU since 2015, and he took over as interim head coach in September after Les Miles was fired. LSU went 5-2 under Orgeron, including a Thanksgiving win over Texas A&M.
"My goal is to build a championship program fast, very fast," Orgeron said, via ESPN.com's David Ching. "I understand the expectations at LSU, and I invite them because I have the same expectations of myself and my staff."
Orgeron has experience coaching in the SEC, as he was the lead man at Ole Miss from 2005 to 2007. He later served as the interim coach for USC in 2013.
Thumbnail photo Derick E. Hingle/USA TODAY Sports Images
Powered by WordPress.com VIP