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Artist: Tech N9ne
Album: Everready: The Religion
Genre: Hip Hop/Rap
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[Intro: ~Big Krizz Kalico~ {*backwards*}]
Such a cutie*
Sleeping beauty
[Tech N9ne:]
It was a Saturday night me and my homeboys decided to dip to the movies
And you know what?
Always on CP time
So we enter the theater and we find our seats
Kalico wanted me to get something from cossesion, so I did
So I'm waitin' in line and I get to the register
And I see the badest bitch homie (Damn)
I mean I was like fuck the food what's your name, nationality and age baby
But I forgot the first two when she said she was, 17!
On the inside I was like, fuck, shit, godamn it, motherfucker, ya bitch, whore, slut, cunt
When you gonna be 18?
And in the mints of my crisis I heard he say, "Well I'll be eighteen in a week"
And I was like, "Oh yeah?"
And she said, "Yeah"
Man she was a stallion
Ass like pow
Chest like bang
Lips like ooh
I had to have her cat
De ja vu
[Verse 1: ~Tech N9ne~]
I'm in the movie and I don't give a fuck about it
I keep thinkin' about a bitch I met at cassesion
Really a cutie I wanna get up in her and out of her
But the identity sayin' she is one seven
For the movie I'ma go back and spit at her
Throw game at her like my name is Tech N9ne bitch
When I said it she went balistic meanin' she was with it
And lovin' my complex rhyme shit (Yes, yes)
I had it really an idea to get her back at the crib
And I'll give her some of the bad mimosa
The key was (????) that I can hold her
But about the weekend on her b-day
We can wheeza
She does'nt know that I am s-i-c-k (Sick)
All she know is T-E-C-C-A
When your through with work your gonna go with me kay
(Okay, Okay, Okay, O-O-Okay)
[Hook: ~Big Krizz Kalico~]
I want you, Sleeping Beauty
I need you, Sleeping Beauty
So come on, such a cutie
I love you, Sleeping Beauty
[Bridge 1: ~Tech N9ne and Girl~]
Come right in baby, have a seat (Alright)
Would you like a drink (Sure, I'll have one)
And another, and another, and another
And then another, and then another, and then another
[Verse 2: ~Tech N9ne~]
Very woozy
We up in the Jacuzzi
Beauty is juicy
The liquor must have been a dozy (Yes)
Cause she talkin' hella loosely
Tryin' to seduce me
But I ain't fuckin' no under aged groupie
But I was I fuckin' and suckin', buckin', crushin' and touchin'
And tuckin' my stuff in puttin' my bid in here
But she started huffin' and puffin' and talkin' bout nuthin'
The fact that I ain't gonna get no lovin' this fucker is pushin' my buttons
Bitch with your fast mouth
I want you to pass out
Then I'ma get your ass out (Yup)
Shit she crashed out
Gotta get her out cause she'll be dead soon
Drug her to the motherfuckin' bedroom
Handcuffed her then I turned the music down (Knock, knock, knock)
Then I heard a pound (Who is it?) (Knock, knock, knock)
Knock a lil' more (What the fuck)
Somebody's knock, knock, knock, knockin' at my door yo
[Bridge 2: ~Tech N9ne and Cop~]
Is there a problem officer?
(Yeah we got a noise complaint from one of your neighbors, uh you havin' a party?)
Uh-no it's just me here man I'm a musician
(We know who you are)
And uh I'm scoring a movie that's my projector you hear and the music's already down so
(Well let's try and keep it down)
Uh-I'll keep her, uh, keep it, keep it down, I'll keep it down
[Repeat Hook:]
[Verse 3: ~Tech N9ne~]
Hey I can hardly wait
It's gettin' closer to our date
It's been a couple of days I had to gag her
Back and forth to the bathroom I had to drag her (Come on)
Cause the drugs I'm givin' her makin' her stagger
Tryin' to feed her food but it's makin' me want to stab her (Bitch)
With the steak knife I try to feed her steak with (Come on)
Okay when you starve to death don't say shit (Bitch)
Im'ma set it to the side till your hungry
I see that your energy tellin' me that you want me
She said I never knew that you were the wanabe psycho
Why you readin' to me from the bible (No)
Get away from me motherfucker I hate you (Hate me)
All the warning that gave me make me wanna date you (Yes)
Days go by
And I'm lookin' in her hazel eyes
And I wanna be a sex slave know why?
Cause your beautyful lovely (Yes)
Want you to trust me (Yes)
And never judge me (Yes)
And now do you love me?
[Bridge 3: ~Tech N9ne and Girl~]
(I love you, I really love you)
Oh, fuck
(I wanna feel you, I wanna touch you)
Oh yes, oh yes
(Take care of these cuffs)
[Verse 4: ~Tech N9ne~]
Look at her sexy ass
Beautiful panty's see through like plexiglass
Rip 'em off of her like an animal mesh me clash
To the bottom put her hands on my ness tea bags
Heavy kissin' and heavy pushin'
And if this is heaven then I wanna stay
Lord please never take it away
Happy birthday baby this is how I'm gonna be lovin' ya (Yeah)
Then she put the steak knife through my juggula (Shit!)
Now as the blood trickles
My body wiggles
I'm lookin' up at my baby while she giggles (Ha, ha, ha)
I never thought it would end this way (Way)
This not how I wanted to spend this day (Day)
The rest we, we were so damn tangled (Yes)
I really guess my baby didn't like my angle (No)
I lye in a puddle of blood neck mangled (Damn)
I was done by the hands of an angel
In breaking news
Rapper Tech N9ne was found murdered today at the hands of an eighteen year old girl
He is survived by his wife, and three children
More details at ten
We can't burry this man without prayer
There's nuthin' to pray for sir
He said there's a much better world than this
At least all you monsters say sir
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I was in the LBS, the one I go to for my bike lust, and almost fell for two used Italian steel wonders. One a Cologna, the other a Pinearllo(?sp) both at 60 cm (my size) but had tubular tyres(use to clincher), and 170 cranks(prefer 175), and the pedals were definate old school cleats. They did have the price with "or B.O." Would you take off the cost of new cranks, pedals and wheel set to make an offer? I was actually looking at them to convert one to a fixed gear, but would actually consider keeping them intact with the older Campy groupo on them, at least for a few miles to see if I liked what they had in them.
As it is I already have a bunch of project bikes that these would only be put in the que. I walked away, I suppose(hopefully) they will be there when the time is right.

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Mention the term "sniper rifle" and one will instantly bring to memory the name "Carlos Hathcock". He is perhaps the most well known sniper in the Vietnam era. Although his work was accomplished using Winchester M70, it would be in 1969 that the USMC first adopted the Remington 700, calling it the M40, as its primary sniper weapon. Why did they choose the Remington over any other model of weapon? The answer is simply this: the Model 700 action is a straightforward and ruggedly designed action. The 700 action is more easily blueprinted than the Winchester. With the right machining equipment, you can virtually keep any Model 700 functioning at peak performance throughout its entire life span.
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Forbidden Island Farewell
None of the jokes we could make (i.e. his three-hour tour turned to three years) can mask the sadness we're all likely to feel at the news that the great, great Martin Cate, one of the partners and certainly the soul and the genius behind Alameda's Forbidden Island, is leaving the tiki bar. If not a Tiki God (sorry), Cate is certainly considered one of the world's top authority's on this overlooked cocktail art form. While tropical and sometimes kitschy, Cate's drinks were always remarkably complex, balanced, and delcious. He told me that he and his partners in the bar, which opened in 2006, " just had different ideas about the the future of the business."
What we know about the SF cocktail scene that the Times doesn't
Did anyone else read the article in the New York Times food section Wednesday about bartending philosophies? Rather fitting, given that this is the anniversary of Repeal Day. We were pleased as rum punch to see a mention of hometown hero Daniel Hyatt from the Alembic, who was categorized, rather grandly, as a neo-classicist. You can keep tabs on Daniel's activities at the Alembic by visiting his blog, alembicbar.blogspot.com.


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Fair Board President Gary Aldridge said, "We participate locally with the Halycon House here in Thomasville. We have several scholarships we fund locally to high schools in the area.
Fifteen percent of the profits from the fair go towards helping with national child abuse advocate groups as well as giving $1,000 scholarships to students of the month from local high schools. The rest of the profit goes towards upkeep of the fairgrounds which the community uses for various things throughout the year.
Aldridge said, "We also use these grounds as a fallout shelter for the Humane Society."
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Today is Saturday, Feb. 8, the 39th day of 2014. There are 326 days left in the year.
Today's highlight
On Feb. 8, 1974, the last three-man crew of the Skylab space station, consisting of Jerry Carr, Bill Pogue and Edward Gibson, returned to Earth after spending 84 days in space. (Skylab remained in orbit another five years before plunging to its destruction in 1979.)
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In 1989, 144 people were killed when an American-chartered Boeing 707 filled with Italian tourists slammed into a fog-covered mountain in the Azores.
Today's birthdays
Actor Jack Larson (TV: "Adventures of Superman") is 86. Composer-conductor John Williams is 82. Newscaster Ted Koppel is 74. Actor Nick Nolte is 73. Comedian Robert Klein is 72. Actor-rock musician Creed Bratton is 71. Singer Ron Tyson is 66. Actress Brooke Adams is 65. Actress Mary Steenburgen is 61. Author John Grisham is 59. Rock singer Vince Neil (Motley Crue) is 53. Rock musician Jeremy Davis (Paramore) is 29. Rock musician Max Grahn (Carolina Liar) is 26. Actor Ryan Pinkston is 26. Professional surfer Bethany Hamilton is 24. Actress Karle Warren is 22.
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DiversityInc has identified some of the common
threads among the most successful companies. Among
them: a diversity chief who is no more than one report
removed from the CEO level, a diversity council headed by the CEO, an emphasis placed on employee
recruitment and retention, support for diverse suppliers
to enable them to grow, and inclusive outreach to both
internal and external audiences.
Many of this year's Top 50 companies identified
employee-resource groups as important to the business.
Just as diversity no longer is considered a soft subject,
gone are the days when employee-resource groups were
considered little more than social-networking groups.
Now, they are recognized business tools, with members
increasing their company's community standing via
volunteerism, helping recruitment efforts through positive word of mouth and giving input on multicultural-marketing campaigns.
"At a lot of companies, you can get together, but
there's no real support," Walker says. "You know what
that says? 'Yeah, you can get together, but you are not
important to business; it's a social gathering.' But it is
important to business [at Turner], so not only can you
meet during business hours but senior vice presidents
in most cases lead, and you have to have a charter
with a business goal."
Abbott, No. 8 on The 2006 DiversityInc Top 50
Companies for Diversity list, turned to one of its
employee networks, Women Leaders in Action, to


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Companies may be pouring on employee perks, but they're tightening up on extras they offer executives.
The number of companies that allot VIPs three or more executive-level perks dropped almost in half in recent years, to 33 percent in 2013, from 60 percent in 2008, according to a July 2013 Towers Watson & Co. survey of 332 companies on the Fortune 500 list.
More companies are doing away with executive-only perks. In 2008, 6 percent of Fortune 500 companies offered no executive-level perks; by 2013, that number had grown to 15 percent, according to the Towers Watson report.
Part of the reason is shareholder pressure to reign in expensive executive perks. So-called "Say on Pay" laws passed after the recession gave shareholders power to approve or veto executive compensation policies.
Among the perks with the sharpest declines: company-paid supplemental life insurance, club dues and use of corporate planes or company cars. Another reason for the drop-off is cost. The median value of using corporate aircraft annually hit $125,473 last year, up from $92,596 in 2008, according to the report.
Despite the declines, more companies are reimbursing for C-suite managers' annual physicals, up to 32 percent in 2013, according to the report.
Michelle V. Rafter is a Workforce contributing editor. Comment below or email email@example.com. Follow Workforce on Twitter at @workforcenews.


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Feeling Good by David Burns
Oh no, they say he's got to go
The few, the proud, the likely insane, Metro-Atlanta bicycle commuters.
Oh No! there goes Tokyo!
1 bronze, 0 silver, 1 gold
I liked the one from 98 or 99 with Matthew Broderick.
"Normal" is just a setting on a washing machine.
Go, go Godzilla!
Current Rides, Look 566 & d' Arienzo-Basso Daily Rides. Cannondale 800 Optimo, utility bike.
Looks to have high production values.
Don't think I can take David Strathairn as a serious military officer.
Current Rides, Look 566 & d' Arienzo-Basso Daily Rides. Cannondale 800 Optimo, utility bike.
1. Good gravy, that is a high-altitude jump.
2. Yay! Let's feed the Bay Area to Godzilla! Let him have it!
Carrboro Bike Coalition - putting the "bike" in "CARrboro" :)
2011 Motobecane Fantom Cross Uno, 2009 Motobecane Fantom CX, and a Bakfiets
Previously: 2000 Trek 4500 (2000-2003), 2003 Novara Randonee (2003-2006), 2003 Giant Rainier (2003-2008), 2005 Xootr Swift (2005-2007), 2007 Nashbar 1x9 (2007-2011), 2011 Windsor Shetland (2011-2014), 2008 Citizen Folder (2015)
Non-Bike hardware: LinuxMint Debian Edition 2 - Mac OS 10.6 - Android 4.4 - CyanogenMod 11
The Desolation of Frisco?
One does not simply ride their bike into Mordor! - electrik


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I threw mine away after many years of use. Bought a new one. Then I discovered you dry clean them.
I wear the rancher for work all winter long I've got big ears and it doesn't take much for them to get cold so I switched to the rancher since the flaps are a tad bigger. I'm about to buy another blaze one. Lost my old orange one last winter here in Oklahoma during the bonus antlerless season.
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Production Report: "Autumn's Eyes," "Flakes," "GB 2525," "Shanghai Red," "Wild Tigers I Have Known"
by Jason Guerrasio
[ EDITOR'S NOTE: indieWIRE's monthly production report looks at independent films in various stages of production. If you'd like to tell us about a film in production for future columns, please contact us. ]
"Autumn's Eyes"
While filming the independent film "On the Outs," actress Paola Mendoza became good friends with her onscreen daughter Autumn. The 3-year-old was so comfortable around Mendoza she would introduce her as her "fake mommy" around the neighborhood. For Mendoza, hanging around Autumn in the poverty-stricken neighborhoods of Jersey City, NJ was life changing and she decided to make a documentary on what she saw.
After "Outs" wrapped, Mendoza and assistant director, Gabriel Noble, stayed in Jersey City for a year to film Autumn and her family. "What's unique about the documentary is we really focused on showing the story through the perspective of Autumn," says Mendoza who deliberately put the camera over Autumn's shoulder to capture her point of view at key moments.
Some of the obstacles Autumn and her family go through include living without electricity for three weeks, being evicted from their home, and dealing with the incarceration of Autumn's 18-year-old mother for burglary.
Mendoza recalls one of the most difficult things to shoot was when the family had no electricity. "Once we shot everything we needed we found places for them to stay the night because morally we couldn't just leave them there." But through all the hardship Autumn is the glue that keeps the family together. "Growing up in this environment she is still a beautiful, happy girl throughout it all," says Noble. "What's so amazing about Autumn is that her innocence really was the key to the families survival."
Shot on DV and budgeted at $2-3,000, the film is currently being edited by husband and wife team Joseph and Gloria LaMort.
New Orleans has always been known for having some of the most unique shops and eateries in the world, and Flakes is no exception. A bistro that only sells cereal, it fits in perfectly with the distinctive flavor that surrounds it. But don't bother rushing to the French Quarter for a heaping bowl of Cap'n Crunch. The restaurant only exists in the minds of screenwriters Chris Poche and Karey Kirkpatrick (though there have been reports that cereal bars are popping up around college campuses).
In the story, an old hippie (Christopher Lloyd) owns the shop and spends his days serving cereal and chatting with the local clientele about the history of cereal and the ideal milk to flake ratio. Suddenly his utopian state is disrupted when a competitor shrewdly rips off the concept and opens his own cereal shop across the street.
But according to director Michael Lehmann ("Heathers," "40 Days 40 Nights"), the film isn't only about cereal. "The two cereal restaurants is an easy way to grasp the story but the movie itself is a love story between a wanna-be musician (Aaron Stanford) who works at the cereal bar and his artist girlfriend (Zooey Deschanel) who's trying to get him on track to do his music."
Known mostly for his work in Hollywood, Lehmann says don't expect any dark, depressing indie film, but a lighthearted comedy. "I'm really curious how the independent world views a movie that is meant to be liked and that's not a message movie and not a dark story."
Shot in 20 days last January by d.p. Nancy Schreiber, the film is currently being edited by Nick Smith. The latest project by InDigEnt, its producers are Gary Winick, Jake Abraham, Mark Ross and Karey Kirkpatrick. And executive produced by Jonathan Sehring, Caroline Kaplan and John Sloss.
Frustrated with the lack of quality films coming out of the Latin-American community, co-directors Jojo Henrickson and Kierson Estrada decided to do something about it when they began work on a thriller based in a futuristic barrio.
"GB 2525" takes place in the year 2525 where gangs own most of Los Angles and have been at peace for the last two years. But after a gang leader is assassinated, the two-year treaty is in jeopardy. In hopes to calm the tension among the gangs, Supaman (Frank Alvarez), a spiritual leader to the gangs, goes on a journey with his three compatriots to find who's behind the assassination.
"It's 'The Warriors' meets 'Escape From New York'," says Henrickson who with Estrada want to show the film world that American Latinos have stories to tell. "Writers and directors who aren't Latino are making a lot of urban films. Our aim is to show what we can do."
Shooting for the last two years on weekends, Hendrickson and Estrada gathered all the Latino actors they knew to showcase their talents in a film that they hope will inspire other Latinos to make better movies. "We're trying to make more commercial movies as opposed to these bad B movies," says Henrickson.
But don't expect a heavy CGI sci-fi film. With a small budget, Henrickson goes by the tagline, "Nothing has changed expect for the weapons" to explain the not-so-futuristic look of L.A. in 2525.
Currently Henrickson and Estrada (who's also the d.p. and executive producer) are editing the film. It's produced by John Estrada.
"Shanghai Red"
In the hopes to make films that appeal to multicultural audiences, producer Oscar L. Costa and wife, actress Vivian Wu ("The Joy Luck Club") created MardeOro Films in April 1999. Now they will become the first independent film company to shoot entirely in Shanghai, China as they prepare to begin production on "Shanghai Red" in the end of June.
The first of what Costo and Wu (who was born and raised in Shanghai before coming to America in 1987 to start her acting career) hope to be a series of stories set in modern day China, the film deals with a single mother (Wu) who's keeping a terrible secret. The film also deals with cross-cultural topics intertwining English and Chinese characters.
A co-venture with Shanghai Film Studios, the film is budgeted between $1-2 million. Costa is the writer, director and producer. Shooting is planned to take 6-7 weeks and will be shot by d.p. Adam Kane. Richard Burgi stars opposite Wu (who's also producing) in the lead roles along with Chinese actors You Ge and Honglei Sun. The executive Producer is Lisa Lu.
"Wild Tigers I Have Known"
Gaining attention after his short "Bobbycrush" screened at Sundance in 2004, 24-year-old Cam Archer is preparing for his first feature. After years of making films in his bedroom without a script and using his friends and family as actors and crew, Archer decided to sit down and write a script for the first time. "I didn't want to just have a bunch of notes and call up my D.P. and find some kids and shoot," says Archer. "I actually wanted to go about this a bit more legitimately." With that thinking, Archer submitted the script to the Sundance Screenwriting Lab and was accepted. "I really feel like they turned my script around and I think I have a great script now."
This coming of age story follows Logan, a junior high student, who's trying to figure out his place in the world. "It's that kind of adolescent stage where you start to get this weird confidence because you're doing things by yourself but at the same time you're totally not shaped at all. You're lost."
Along with getting tips from the pros at Sundance, Archer also found a mentor in Gus Van Sant. After sending him some of his shorts a year and a half ago, Van Sant saw promise in Archer's work and has since agreed to be an executive producer on "Tigers." "I've asked him questions about producers and working with kids," says Archer. "He did this with 'Tarnation', he did this with 'Kids', he understands the importance of these small movies. I think he appreciates someone who's so caught up in their vision that no one is going to stop them from doing it."
Archer is currently casting, predominantly around his hometown of Santa Cruz, CA, where he hopes to film. He will begin shooting in the summer.
[ For more information, please visit: http://www.camarcher.com. ]


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Even before the sound of champagne corks, most of us have already planned our list of New Year's resolutions. Popular UK lifestyle magazine, Psychologies, conducted a survey about resolutions and found that 52% of people will be focusing on weight loss in 2014, with 43% saying they'll be making changes to their diet. Fifteen percent of respondents quoted wanting to curb the stress and anxiety in their daily lives.
As you may have already heard from reading the grim dining predictions for next year, less people plan to dine out in 2014 and the number one reason for that is your customers' desire to stay healthy. It has long been the common consensus that dining out causes patrons to sacrifice their diets, and lose control over their nutritional requirements. Now, with various gadgets helping customers track every step they take and every single calorie that goes into their mouth, you will have to make a few necessary changes to win back your guests and shoppers. The brands that can adapt to customers' changing expectations and help their customers achieve their goals as stated on social media will gain and keep market share.
1. Offer a healthier menu options
This one's a no-brainer – if people want to eat fewer calories without going hungry, make it easy for them to do so at your restaurant or grocery store. Add a veggie bun-less burger if your concept specializes in typical American fair, add an alternative to your fried dishes by offering low-calorie, heart-friendly steamed or grilled alternatives. Maybe a fruit plate could be the perfect ending to a delicious meal vs. a decadent cake. The way to make your menu healthier and diet-friendly is dependent on your concept's unique identity and style. However, offering a number of healthy and delicious alternatives to your signature dishes is sure to be met with overwhelming support. For example, in a recent breakdown of the social buzz gathered about the pizza crusts offered at pizza parlors nationwide, "gluten free" and "whole wheat" received very positive sentiment from customers.
Don't forget to use social media to advertise your new menu changes. Look around on Twitter for health-centered hashtags. Use hashtags like #healthyfood and #veggies in your tweets mentioning your new, healthy menu options.
Finally, make it easy for your patrons to spot the healthier items by posting calorie counts next to the featured healthy items and visually highlight the healthier choices. Another important tip: don't forget about the beverages. Make sure you're stocked up on light beer, and Skinny Margaritas, to accommodate for your guests' calorie counting and Weight Watcher points system.
2. (Re)Train your staff
A dedication to calorie-control and a healthier lifestyle, not to mention allergy awareness, requires modern dieters and health aficionados to know the ingredients that go into a certain dish. Make sure your staff is well versed in the ins-an-outs of your menu, so when confronted with the question "How is this prepared?" or "Can you use olive oil on that instead?" they know how to answer. It is also important to educate your servers in what the healthiest choices are, e.g. what the best options are for a lactose-intolerant vegetarians, or those watching their cholesterol or sodium intake. These may seem like small things, but your guests will appreciate your restaurant's commitment to going above and beyond with your service. Furthermore, post pictures on Facebook showing your cooks using their new, more calorie-conscious, preparation tactics. This way, not only does staff know how to answer questions regarding health but also all of your followers know you're making the extra effort before they even walk through the door.
3. Promote your healthier attitude
Develop marketing campaigns centered on your dedication to helping customers have a healthier experience. Whether it's a new Facebook "Healthy Week" campaign that features tips daily, like "try tackling the stairs" or "use applesauce instead of oil in cookies," or a sponsored tweet announcing changes to your menu, it is important to get the word out. For more tips on how to create compelling campaigns that highlight your dedication to health, on any budget, visit our blog on how to Emulate Chipotle's Success. Remember that even if you don't develop dedicated campaigns to promote changes to your menu, a simple weekly "health tip" update across your social media platforms will go a long way to convince your guests that your business is dedicated to helping them keep their resolutions.
4. Listen to your guests
Finally, after you successfully revamp your menu and food shopping aisles to appeal to selective eaters, it's time to see how effective your efforts were. In order to quickly and precisely gauge the success of your initiatives, you need to employ a social CRM tool to decipher the volumes of sentiment your customers are sharing about your business online. After you've changed the dressing, do patrons think the salad is now too bland? The answers to these types of questions (as well as some insights that you may never have expected) are found in social media intelligence, and you have to really listen to get the answers. After investing time and money into making your restaurant a healthier one, it is essential to measure and determine the real-time ROI from your activities.
How have you made your restaurant healthier? Was it something as simple as adding a new item to the menu, or as grand as co-sponsoring a local marathon? Share your thoughts and best practices in the comments section below.


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Potholes cause auto damage; road crews should fill them in
Did you know fifty-seven percent of Pennsylvania's roadways are in poor or mediocre condition? As a young and inexperienced driver, it is quite inconvenient to attempt to avoid potholes to prevent damage to my car. Also, during winter conditions our roads are poorly plowed and salted. Pennsylvania's roadways should be improved.
Roads in Pennsylvania are known to be "too narrow, curvy, and bumpy." It is pathetic that people who are traveling know they have entered our state because of the road conditions. Recently a relative of mine hit an abnormally large pothole. This pothole caused her a flat tire, damaged rim, and other issues with her car. Repairing a car is not cheap, but simply filling in a pothole can be. I understand potholes are a natural occurrence, but an attempt to fix them would be better than nothing.
Our roadways locally and across the state could use some work. Pennsylvania is the number one state for bad roads. Roads can cost the average Pennsylvanian driver up to $1,500 a year because of vehicle maintenance. Locally in the Wilkes-Barre-Scranton area, two out of every three urban roadways are in poor condition. Our roadways locally and as a state are in need of major improvement.
Kaitlin McLean
Mountain Top
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Welcome to La Petite Fontaine
Bienvenue à La Petite Fontaine
Lynn & Jonathan Cameron–Millar are happy to invite you into their 16th Century town house in the heart of the medieval town of Le Dorat, were you can spend the night in one of the most tasteful and comfortable Bed and Breakfast/Chambres d'hotes in the Haute Vienne, you can also have a light lunch and some wonderful French wine which is served in the 11th century cave or on the terrace which ever you prefer. Lunch is served in the café bar.
It is a perfect base for holidays in the beautiful Limousin area. In the cafe bar, you can sit and enjoy the friendly atmosphere or relax on the terrace and watch the world go by. You will receive a warm welcome from Jonathan & Lynn who moved to France from Aberdeenshire in Scotland (2005).
Le Dorat has all you could want from a small town, cafes, bars, shops, cinema, supermarket, train station, post office, camp site, and it is very well located for the many attractions in the Limousin and Vienne
Lynn & Jonathan Look forward to seeing you at La Petite Fontaine


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'Tis the season
Music | This year's Christmas albums-from Bieber to Bublé
Despite its status as the United States holiday that dare not speak its name, Christmas continues to resist death by multiculturalism. And where there's Christmas, there's Christmas music.
But, as with recordings of Bach, the more Christmas recordings there are, the harder it becomes to make new Christmas recordings that seem to have been worth the trouble.
Consider, for instance, Under the Mistletoe (Island), the latest album by Justin Bieber. Even leaving aside the fact that it's a paternity suit and not a festive sprig currently hanging over the 17-year-old singer's head, the music is about as likely to inspire holiday cheer as a gallon of eggnog past its expiration date.
In fact, it's so aurally gimmick-laden and self-consciously trendy, from the mood-ruining cameo raps (Usher on "The Christmas Song," Busta Rhymes on "Little Drummer Boy") to Bieber's own preciously breathy, Auto-Tuned vocals, that in some ways it already sounds dated.
This year's Christian offerings aren't exactly gold, frankincense, and myrrh either, although for anyone whose Advent would be incomplete without a 2011 EP issued by the youth-targeting BEC Recordings, Kutless' This Is Christmas rather than Hawk Nelson's Christmas is the way to go.
Both EPs adhere to the letter of the season, but only Kutless' adheres to its spirit-i.e., it rocks but not to distraction. Hawk Nelson, on the other hand, can't resist goofing off. "Joy to the World," in which the fellas upwardly modulate until they're shouting, would've made an OK outtake. But as a two-minute "intake" on a 15-minute program that by virtue of its pop-punky nature is already borderline irreverent, it'll have sensitive grandmas preferring to get run over by a reindeer.
At least TobyMac's Christmas in Diverse City (EMI) lives up to its title. By including six traditional songs (nine if you count the musical allusions to "God Rest Ye Merry, Gentleman," "Carol of the Bells" and "We Three Kings" in "Carol of the Kings"), a child-rapped James 1:27 ("This Christmas"), and wit ("We're thankful for gifts and the presents, but give us the gift of Your presence"), it has something for everybody young enough to consider New Jack Swing-inflected, electronic R&B compatible with deep emotion.
On Winter Moon (101 Distribution), Mindy Gledhill sidesteps the challenge of blending the old with the new by all but avoiding the latter and performing eight songs' worth of the former (10 if you count the "Patapan/O Come, O Come Emmanuel" and "Toyland/White Christmas" medleys) in a stylistically varied, acoustic setting.
The centerpiece, however, is Gledhill's own "Little Soldier," a hauntingly disarming expression of sorrow over unredeemed holiday time with one's loved ones. "Father Time comes creeping in," she sings, accompanied by a piano so soft its keys may as well be depressed by falling tears. "We fight back, but he will win." It's a sentiment to which anyone who has ever found it hard to put away childish things will relate.
Outselling every Christmas album this year is Michael Bublé's Christmas (Reprise). And it's no wonder. If he hasn't plumbed as emotionally deeply as Gledhill or as biblically deeply as TobyMac ("Silent Night" and "Ave Maria" are his only genuflective offerings), he has provided a yuletide soundtrack bursting with goodwill toward men.
In a sense, Bublé's overreliance on secular standards ("White Christmas," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas") minted by his stylistic forerunners (Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra) renders him vulnerable to less-than-favorable comparisons. But, for the most part, he sounds to the manner-if not quite the manger-born.


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By Lee Anne Grace
Finding a time for family dinner when everyone is at home can be like working a Rubix cube. Many families, mine included, have schedules so overbooked that sitting down for a shared meal is challenging.
The erosion of family dinner time has led to negative consequences, including higher obesity rates. Studies show meals eaten away from home are higher in calories, fat, saturated fat and lower in calcium, iron and fiber than meals eaten at home. A direct correlation has been found to exist between the number of meals eaten away from home in any given week with the total number of calories consumed.
One of my secret weapons to resist the temptation of eating dinner away from home is keeping a well-stocked freezer. I mix and match what I have on hand so the meal is well-balanced, with the goal being one serving of lean protein, two servings of vegetables and a serving of whole grains.
I keep the following meat in my freezer for quick meals:
– Tyson precooked grilled chicken breast strips – a little pricey, but worth it. These can be used to top salads, in stir fries, in wraps, or eaten with a low-calorie dipping sauce.
– Boneless skinless chicken breasts.
– Assorted frozen fish – salmon, tilapia and cod. Frozen fish can be prepared on an indoor countertop (George Foreman) grill in about five minutes.
– I buy pork tenderloin when it's on sale and have it sliced at the grocery store. I freeze in separate freezer bags the amount I would need for a meal.
– Ground turkey or lean ground beef.
I enjoy fresh produce, but nothing beats the convenience of having an assortment of frozen vegetables in the freezer. With many varieties available in steamable bags, having crisp, delicious veggies on the table in mere minutes is hassle-free. I also purchase the Green Giant Veggies for One, found in four packs in the freezer section.
Low-calorie frozen dinners are also an option to keep on hand for when there is literally no time to cook, but I try to supplement these with another serving of veggies to complete the meal. Sometimes I'll make a really big salad for dinner. I use fresh spinach or lettuce as a base, then add fresh mushrooms, carrots, tomatoes, bell pepper, green onions, diced pear or apple, mandarin oranges, raisins or craisins, a few almonds and a tablespoon of blue cheese crumbles. I top the salad with grilled fish or chicken. I keep a variety of Wish Bone Salad Spritzers on hand to use for dressing. Adding a whole grain on the side, such as a roll, crackers or pretzels, completes the meal.
Eating on the run
Keeping the kitchen stocked with healthy foods, not only helps with family meal time preparations, but also keeps me away from the temptation of eating foods that have the potential to trigger a binge. I still struggle with making healthy food choices day in and day out. Some days I do well, and other days I fail miserably.
When I absolutely can't follow my plan and must eat on the run, I have several emergency drive through meals. These include grilled Southwest chicken salad at McDonalds, a 6-inch turkey sub at Subway, or a small chili over a side salad from Wendy's.
I am issuing myself a challenge to increase the number of times our family eats dinner together each week. I hope you will join me in the challenge. In the end, not only will you have more control over what you are eating, but you'll cherish the time spent sharing a meal together.
Lee Anne Grace is an elementary music teacher for Tupelo Public Schools. After reaching a weight of almost 300 pounds and failing at numerous diets for over 25 years, she has been successful at losing weight and maintaining her weight loss for three years. She is the mother of two teenage daughters and enjoys running in her spare time.


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1 (10 ounce) package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and
1 (14 ounce) can artichoke hearts, drained and chopped
1 (10 ounce) container Alfredo-style pasta sauce
1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese
4 ounces of cream cheese, softened
Preheat oven to 350°. Place garlic in a
small baking dish. Bake in the preheated oven 20 to 30 minutes,
until soft. Remove from heat. When cool enough to touch,
squeeze softened garlic from skins.
In an 8x8 inch baking dish,
spread the roasted garlic, spinach, artichoke hearts,
alfredo-style pasta sauce, mozzarella cheese, parmesan cheese
and cream cheese. Cover and bake for 30 minutes, or until
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Maruca vitrata Pheromone trapping
in West Africa
Cowpea, Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp., is a highly important grain legume
crop grown in semi-arid and dry savannah agro-ecological zones of the tropics.
Cowpea grains contain around 22% protein and provide a cheap source of dietary
protein for low-income urban and rural populations. Within West Africa, cowpea
is grown mostly in subsistence farming systems and on small scale in the lowland
dry Savanna and Sahelian regions. Traditionally, it is inter-cropped with
sorghum, millet or maize but in recent years some regions there has been a move
towards mono-cropping as the crop's economic importance increases. Cowpea can
also form a vital cattle forage crop in subsistence cereal-based farming
systems. Africa produces 75% of world cowpea production of which the majority
comes from West Africa.
Maruca vitrata Fabricius (syn. M. testulalis) (Lepidoptera: Pyralidae), the legume podborer, is a key pest of
cowpea as well as other legume crops in Africa and south Asia. The larvae attack
flower buds, flowers and young pods and for cowpea yield losses due to M. vitrata
have been reported in the range 20-80% (Singh et al., 1990). In West
Africa M. vitrata forms one of a complex of damaging insect pests of
cowpea, which can also include aphids Aphis craccivora, foliage beetles
Ootheca mutabilis, several species of pod bugs and legume bud thrips,
Megalurothrips sjostedti.
Conventional insecticides can control cowpea insect pests effectively and raise
yields several-fold (Afun et al., 1991; Asante et al., 2001) but
where no control is attempted yields are correspondingly low. However, expense
limits insecticide use by many poor farmers. Use may be higher in areas in
which cotton is grown; for example in Benin farmers may often use cotton
insecticides (which are sold at subsidised prices), which are not recommended
for cowpea. Resulting from this, health and environmental hazards are
increasing. Resistance in M. vitrata to three classes of insecticides has
also been reported from Nigeria (Ekesi, 1999a).
Recent research efforts have turned to a number of alternatives to conventional
pesticides for pest control, particularly of M. vitrata, in cowpea. These
have included attempts to develop resistant cowpea varieties and classical
biological control agents, discovery of a viral pathogen against M. vitrata
and investigation of the fungal entomopathogen Metarhizium anisopliae.
While some of these technologies have show promise none are likely to be ready
for implementation against M. vitrata at farm level for some time.
Attention has also focussed on botanical pesticides such as neem Azadirachta
indica, A. Juss. (Meliaceae) and papaya Carica papaya L. (Caricaceae)
extracts, which already form indigenous methods of control for some farmers.
During the later stages of our work with pheromone traps we combined their use with botanical pesticides where
et al. (1991) demonstrated the effective use of action thresholds, based
on cowpea flower infestation rates, to achieve control of M. vitrata with
reduced conventional insecticide sprays. Potentially, catches in
pheromone-baited traps for M. vitrata could be used by cowpea farmers in
the same way, thus minimising insecticide inputs whilst maximising control. Such
an approach has been developed for pests of other tropical crops such as rice
(Kojima et al., 1996) and cotton
(Reddy & Manjunatha, 2000). This
motivation provided the principal rationale for this project.
In addition to this there is a
lack of information on the behaviour and activity of this pest in the field,
particularly in relation to migration patterns and off-season occurrence. The
use of pheromone traps for monitoring the activity and movements of adult M. vitrata
could assist development of strategies such as manipulation of planting dates to
reduce M. vitrata damage (Ekesi et al., 1996).


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One of Israel's staunchest supporters in Parliament is at the centre of a row over his appointment of a campaigns and communications manager who appears to be strongly anti-Israel.
Barry Gardiner, MP for Brent North in north-west London and a former vice-chair of Labour Friends of Israel, has appointed Joseph Brown, who declared his "continued dedication to the Palestinian cause" after being pictured at an anti-Israeli demonstration in January.
Synagogues in Mr Gardiner's constituency reacted with anger. John Brickman, chairman of Kenton Synagogue, said: "It could be that either this man Brown has changed his tune or that Mr Gardiner did not know about his views. But he does know now and it will be very interesting to hear what he has to say."
Roger Leon, chairman of Wembley Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue, said: "It is regrettable if the person he has chosen for this important post has feelings or views that are not ideal for that post. Why would Mr Gardiner do something like this?"
Earlier this year, Mr Brown was the anti-racism officer for the students' union at the London School of Economics. After Israel's action against Hamas in Gaza in January, Mr Brown was pictured taking part in an anti-Israel demonstration, waving a "Free Palestine" placard and wearing a T-shirt adorned with the Palestinian flag.
He had also proposed a motion, passed by 219 votes to 154, calling on the university "not to sit quietly while Israel launches yet another violent assault on the caged and oppressed Palestinian people".
At the time he said: "I have sent a message to both societies (Jewish and Israel) to meet and reinvigorate the very productive relationship we had last term. I would not like to see that perish because of my continued dedication to the Palestinian cause."
A students' union official admitted that complaints had been received about Mr Brown's behaviour and that "he has made mistakes, to put it mildly. I'm aware students have been made uncomfortable by his conduct".
But when contacted this week, Mr Brown confirmed his new job but refused further comment.
Mr Gardiner sent one email in response to repeated requests for an interview. He said: "I am investigating the matter and will issue a further statement in due course. You will appreciate that it would be improper to comment further until I have been able to investigate the reports thoroughly.
"I continue to be one of Israel's strongest supporters in Parliament and am an active member and indeed a former vice-chair of Labour Friends of Israel. I also have a strong record of speaking out against terrorism. All of this remains absolutely unchanged."
Andrew Gwynne MP, Parliamentary Chair of Labour Friends of Israel, said: "Barry is an active member of LFI and has always been a supporter of Israel. There's nothing to suggest either his opinions or backing has altered."


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ESPN Boston Feature On UMass' Stephane Lasme
Oct. 11, 2010
BOSTON -- Stephane Lasme thought he had to sacrifice his NBA dream when he was informed he had to cut ties with Russian club Spartak Saint Petersburg and return to the United States to complete residency requirements.
But as it turned out, he might have unknowingly stumbled upon his best opportunity at a second chance in the league.
Lasme's incredible basketball odyssey has taken him from his native Gabon in west Africa, to Amherst in Western Massachusetts, to Oakland and the West Coast for his first taste of professional hoops. That journey resumed in Miami before he went international with stops in Serbia, Tel-Aviv and Russia over the past three years.
It was in Italy this summer where Lasme received word that, if he didn't return stateside and spend a year working in America, he might lose his residency here, preventing him from being with his wife and daughter, who live in Marlborough, Mass.
"Basically, I knew I had to make a choice between not seeing my family and taking [more] money [to play basketball overseas] or seeing my family and not taking that much [money]," said the 6-foot-8 power forward. "For me, the choice was obvious."
So, in September, Lasme informed Spartak Saint Petersburg that he could not honor the two-year contract he had signed in July and, after five days of training camp with the team, returned to the States to be with his wife (and college sweatheart), Anastasia, and 17-month-old daughter, Lily.
Lasme's agent put in a call to the Celtics to inquire about a potential workout and, two weeks before Boston's training camp opened, he was invited for a pickup game with other roster hopefuls, where he impressed Celtics president of basketball operations Danny Ainge enough to earn one of four camp invites the team extended this season.
Two weeks into Boston's preseason, Lasme finds himself on the cusp of an NBA job, with Celtics coach Doc Rivers indicating after Sunday's 91-87 triumph over the Toronto Raptors that Lasme has "a great shot of making our team."
It's the type of script Hollywood laughs at. Lasme essentially abandoned his dream and found an even better situation back in America. Now he's fighting to ensure this dream isn't dashed.
"I'm just going to go hard," Lasme said of the competition for Boston's final roster spot. "That's the only thing I know how to do."
Lasme's story was already wild enough before this latest chapter. He grew up playing soccer, his country's more familiar pastime. But after sprouting to his current 6 feet, 8 inches in high school, he soon gravitated to basketball, a sport he played for the first time at age 15.
Five years later, he landed in Boston with the goal of learning the English language and playing college hoops. In fact, the unassuming Lasme walked onto the campus of Boston University one day and told then-coach Dennis Wolff that he wanted to play for him.
"[Wolff] said, `It doesn't work like that,' and explained to me that... I had to actually take the SAT test, the English test, and go to basketball camps," recalled Lasme. "Between February [of 2003] and the following school year, I had to take all the tests. So I studied English for six months, took the SAT, the English course, and went to a [basketball] camp in New Jersey. The UMass coach [Steve Lappas] was there, saw me play, and offered me a scholarship."
At UMass, Lasme starred for four seasons, earning Atlantic 10 Player of the Year honors for the 2006-07 campaign, a season in which he registered four triple-doubles, reaching double-digits in blocks in each of those games (he ultimately passed Marcus Camby as the school's all-time and single-season leader in rejections).
The Golden State Warriors drafted Lasme in the second round (46th overall) of the 2007 draft, but he appeared in only one game, playing a mere four seconds, before being waived on Nov. 17. The Miami Heat signed him to a pair of 10-day contracts before employing him for the rest of that 2007-08 season. He appeared in 15 contests, averaging 5.5 points, 3.5 rebounds and 1.5 blocks per game.
Lasme was waived by Miami that offseason and signed with Euroleague squad Partizan Belgrade in Serbia before moving on to Maccabi Tel Aviv of the Israeli League the following year. Russia was next, but fate intervened.
"Since I left college, I've spent more time out of the country [than in it]," explained Lasme, who will turn 28 in December. "My wife and baby are Americans, so in order to have the chance to see them, I had to get a job here."
Little did he know he'd get a chance at the NBA job he'd quietly been dreaming about since his first go-around in the league fizzled.
Last Wednesday night in Manchester, N.H., Lasme forced the Celtics to take a deep look at him. He popped off the bench and scored 12 points over seven dizzying minutes to end the game, bringing Kevin Garnett to his feet more than once with a pair of big dunks in a lopsided triumph over the Philadelphia 76ers.
On Sunday, Lasme threw down an emphatic one-handed jam, racing past Toronto's Andreas Bargnani, while producing the key play in Boston's 91-87 triumph over the Raptors. As Boston weighs the possibility of keeping someone like Lasme for the 15th and final roster spot, he's making quite an impression on those in charge.
"I like him a lot," said Rivers. "He just does everything -- he has energy, he has a high basketball IQ, he's athletic. He's probably our most athletic player, him and [point guard Rajon] Rondo... He has a great shot of making our team. I think he's terrific."
Rivers had said earlier in camp that the Celtics desired a wing player who could shoot the ball for that final roster spot. Von Wafer, whose contract is not fully guaranteed, remains the guy to beat, especially with guard Delonte West scheduled to miss the first 10 games of the season due to a suspension.
But if Lasme continues to play like he has, it will be tough to keep him off the final roster. He's using his athleticism to get to the rim, negating the need for a shooter by generating high-percentage scoring opportunities around the basket.
The trouble with Lasme's situation is that the team knows he's bound to the region due to the immigration issues. He admitted Sunday that he'd be open-minded to potentially latching on with the Maine Red Claws of the NBA Development League, especially given recent changes to allocation rules that could allow Boston to sneak him to its minor league affiliate as a final camp cut.
"It's an option that I've thought about with the new rule [about allocation]," admitted Lasme. "Maine is not that far away from home. I'd rather be closer to my family than being away."
Lasme knows that signing with Maine would also get his foot in the door of the Celtics organization, but he'd prefer to simply kick in that door at this point, especially as Wafer and Mario West do little to distinguish themselves in the battle for the final spot. The Celtics have also pledged to keep the best 15 players coming out of camp, and, right now, Lasme is one of the 15 best.
Landing an NBA job while getting to see his family would be serendipity for Lasme.
"I've always thought it was a dream of mine to play [professional basketball]," he said. "Even if I kept that secret for myself, I didn't talk about it too much, it's always been a dream of mine. After what I did overseas, I thought I set myself up pretty good for another shot."
And that dream opportunity might have never come had he not chose family over his dreams.
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Rank and organization: Second Lieutenant, Company G, 15th Indiana Infantry.
Place and date: At Missionary Ridge, Tenn., 25 November 1863. Entered service
at: Westville, LaPorte County, Ind.
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Date of issue: 15 February
Citation: Seized the colors from the color bearer, who had been wounded,
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Biologists from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission went to the beach to assist after the agency was alerted.
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Present: Jim Gaudino, Bill Vertrees, Charlotte Tullos, Libby Street, Tracy Pellett, Shelly Johnson, Becky Watson, Keith James, Roy Savoian, James Schwing, Matt Cziske, Judy Miller
Guests: Mike Luvera, Melody Madlem, Elaine Ames, Sherer Holter, Jack Horsley
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- Approval of PAC Minutes from August 5, 2009
Motion to approve the PAC Minutes from August 5, 2009 as presented by Dr. Street. Seconded by Dr. Pellett. No further discussion. Motion carried.
- PAC Structure
Dr. Gaudino explained the changes to the PAC structure that he is recommending. This is the second time the group has seen these recommendations. The membership has been revised a bit to give a more representative voice at the table. Procedurally, the changes occurring are that the group will meet once a month, and agendas will be posted or emailed out two weeks in advance. Keith James asked for more student representation on the committee. The group agreed this was a good idea. Dr. Tullos made a motion to approve the policy with amendments. Seconded by Dr. Watson. No further discussion. Motion carried.
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Earlier this spring, I bought a package of Mr. Fothergills 'Jack O'Lantern Pumpkin' seeds and sowed five seeds indoors. Once they sprouted, I nurtured them lovingly until I was able to transfer them outside. Three of the five plants survived the great outdoors and have continued to thrive. Since we had so much rain this summer, I didn't really pay much attention to my little pumpkin plants since I didn't have to worry about watering them.
I've had loads of flowers on the vines for the past month, but didn't think I had any pumpkins bigger than a golf ball until I discovered this little guy who is now the size of a large baseball.
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Very difficult... but we all know he can do it.
Difficult becouse of standings...
Rossi must win (last race with Yama, defend the record and last chance for 2nd)
Stoner (goes well here) must be ahead of Dovi, Dovi will be pushing (honda also is good here)
Hayden and Spies will be a great battle (i hope noone falls)
Even Sic could be the factor...
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U.S. Securities Markets and the Banking System, 1790-1840
Sylla, Richard, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Review
A fact underappreciated about the rise of the United States in the world economy is that a modern, "world class" financial system - by the standards of the time - emerged virtually at the beginning of the nation's history and provided a solid underpinning for the country's subsequent growth and development. This paper explores the emergence of that financial system. It emphasizes the mutual support between the banking system, which has been well studied by financial historians, and securities markets, which have been relatively neglected. Distinctive features of the U.S. banking system depended on the existence of securities markets, and before long, distinctive features of U.S. money and securities markets depended on developments in the banking system.
The "Anglo-American" or "Anglo-Saxon" pattern of financial organization features a functional division of labor and a balance among three main, interrelated sectors: the banking system, the money market, and the securities market. This pattern is often contrasted with the "Continental European" or "German" pattern, in which banks dominate the financial system while the money and securities markets are relegated to minor, secondary roles. The advantages and disadvantages of each pattern of organization relative to the other are much studied and debated. Also discussed are the questions of whether today's globalization of finance (which is less unprecedented than many believe) will bring about a convergence of financial systems and, if so, in what direction. Financial historians have become interested in an additional question: why the two different patterns of financial organization emerged in history. Thus far, however, they have only scratched the surface in attempts to answer it.
A reason for the limited progress in understanding why systemic differences emerged in history is that, while Anglo-Saxon and German systems may compete with each other in the real world, in the world of financial historians - be it the Anglo-Saxon, the Continental European, or any other division - the German model seemingly has carried the day. This is not meant to imply that financial historians have weighed the evidence and decided that the German bank-based pattern of financial organization is best, although some on both sides of the Atlantic would agree with such a contention.(1) Rather, it is meant to suggest that banks everywhere have received the lion's share of attention from financial historians. I would hazard the guess, based on some years of experience, that there are 25 or 50 dissertations, articles, and books on the history of banks and banking for each one on the history of money and securities markets.
No doubt there are many reasons for the overwhelming attention financial historians devote to banks and banking. Among them is the obvious one that, in Continental Europe, banks were by far the dominant financial institutions during the past two centuries, so that other components of financial organization merited less study But why is the emphasis on banking history much the same among Anglo-American scholars? Here I think an explanation would include several points. One is that, even in Great Britain and the United States, banks were important - perhaps even very important - sources of finance in the early stages of economic modernization during the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Another is that banknote and deposit liabilities served most of the functions of money, so that governments - regarding control over money as an element of sovereignty - had both political and economic reasons to become concerned with licensing and regulating banks and their money creation.
A by-product of governmental concern with banking had an obvious role in drawing the attention of scholars: Banks left many tracks in the public documents that are the grist of historians' mills. Moreover, since the governments overseeing banking were many, and banks as organizations were even more numerous, there were manifold topics for research, from the history of banking in country, region, or state A, B, or C, to the history of the bank of X, Y, or Z. …


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Not at all.
OK on her skin.
OK on her face and lips.
OK in her mouth.
OK on her pussy.
OK in her pussy (creampie).
OK in her rectum.
What is your attitude towards the bull's sperm?
The sperm shoud be deposited in the pussy or the mouth.
i luv seeing my wife obeying the Bull, she will do anything to satisfy Him. and usually he can spurt a big load a couple of times. anywhere in or on her is fine.
My wife and I both prefer it when her lover cums inside her!
the poll is missing one key answer: OK in my mouth after I suck it from my wife's freshly fucked pussy!
Originally Posted by Hanrejfam What is your attitude towards the bull's sperm? I picked in her pussy but he can cum anywhere he wants to!
I prefer it on anywhere on my wife's body, but would prefer a creampie deep in her pussy
She always takes her lover's sperm, my wife has a fetish for sperm up inside of her. I know I love adding my own after he's through in her!
It's at its absolute best when either I am tasting it as I clean it from her pussy or I feel it as I fuck her well-filled creampie.
I take her lovers sperm however they want. I OFTEN am made to take it directly from the source. And I have even had orders to service some of her lovers when she wasnt home. And have learned to love it.
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i love watching my wife with other men. The sight, the sounds, the smells of thier sex permeating the room, not to mention the tastes of the aftermath and the feel of her wetness and looseness as i enter her. There is nothing as exciting or erotic.
or waiting at home, HARD as hell the whole time, CONSTANTLY wondering if they are fucking at that very moment or not (recuperating? talking? snuggling?) but never knowing for sure, waiting for her to return well fucked, and cum filled.
Knowing that my wife has received his sperm fills me with such a high form of love and devotion for her. His sperm is a physical embodiment of their bond. And as such, I gladly enjoy seeing his sperm on or in her body because it represents all of our roles in this relationship.
(And I'll be honest, her creampies are DELICIOUS!!)
I see his sperm as representative of his superiority to me. It's his essence, his superior DNA. I would love to be allowed to eat from my wife's pussy so that I could also share it. It's like royal jelly.
I have to say anywhere he wants is fine. As long as I get to lick it up. From her pussy, ass, mouth, tits, body, or straight from his cock, I'll take what ever I can get. But I am probably most partial to enjoying it as he pulls his cock from her pussy and I get to lick it clean and suck his cock dry!
The Bull is the boss. He decides, where the sperm is to go. And the cuckold has to accept it and eat it wherever it situated.
To lick it from her rectum after a man has used her as a cheap whore must be the most astonishing act. I've never done this but sincerely hope that this will come to fruition before long. To go out on a mundane trip, for instance shopping, with her afterwards, knowing her arse is still full of his spunk is a heady thought. But the long protracted licking and sucking of it all out while she squats over me ( perhaps with her barking insults at me ) would be a humiliation to die for!
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