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Yet another office affair...
Fiction, Ass to mouth, Cheating, Group Sex, Voyeurism, Wife
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Gender: male Age: N/A Location: N/A
Posted Mon 12th of December 2011
Every office affair is the same... or is it?
Yet another office affair...
It's all about her cumming for me you know... Don't get me wrong, I love cumming, i love filling a girl's pussy with my cock and feel her walls stretching as I enter her and fill her with my seed... But for me, it's nothing unless I can feel her shake, writhe and moan uncontrollably until she explodes... Only then I know for a fact that I have made a woman mine.
Now you all know about office affairs... When a marriage is weak, a pretty lady finally gives in to a guy she found attracted to... One of the dozens that already tried before only to have their efforts fruitless... The affair can be quick to consume. It could take the right smile, the right words, the right way to make her feel... wanted, needed, understood, or simply to have the right looks... One week or two, sometimes even one day or two and the affair simply... Pops! and one day the two people that were supposed to be friends at the most end up fucking delightfully in the most awkward places at the oddest hours.
There are other times... When the affair needs time... When it needs dozens of attempts, where the girl is trying wit all her might to respect her husand and not enjoy the love, attentions and mind-blowing sex this new person is so desperately trying to give her.
Finally the most exciting affairs are not the ones that were perfectly planned, fought for or sought after... The best affairs are the ones that happen... by accident.
My secretary Karen is a beatiful, sexy girl... She is small but has the most beautiful round tits and ass you could ask for. Her whole body is poetry and more than once I found myself fantasizing about having my way with her. But my wife knew her and came often to visit me, because we worked in the same building. So I decided from the very beginning to keep my relationship with Karen strictly professional... And for more than two years, it was so.
My job requires often visits to my customers onsite and I ussually made appointments in a way that after a visit I could skip returning to the office and head straight home... Unless my wife didn't bring her car (and since she loved visiting her friends before coming home) That ussually didn't happen.
That was my routine. But one day on the way over to my client, I received a call from them telling me that They had an emegency and had to re-schedule.
"Not a problem". I said and began driving back to the office...
I checked my watch. I could still make it on time to make back to the office and thought about it a bit and I decided to go make some personal errands early and then head straight home.
I called my wife and told her my plans she seemed really happy with my call and told me she would visit her friend Belinda on the way home...
"Okay babe... I'll probably go to Dave's to watch the game, so call me when you get home"
"Will do sweetie". She said and that was it.
I was just about to return home when I remembered that I had forgotten about a file I was going to need next day so I decided to make a quick stop to the office.
It was almost 6:30 p.m. The cleaning staff were already finished on my floor. And the cubibles were desserted.
I entered my office took the file and was almost out when I heard a faint noise that caught my attention... I stopped frozen and looked around, then I heard another noise, It was distinctly the moan of a woman having sex and it came from the adjacent office which belonged to my boss!
My heart sped up. The guy was known to be a player but I never expected to find him red handed with a girl on his office.
I knew it was wrong... but we shared a bathroom so I decided to take a closer look.
It took me forever to take each step carefully stepping so they wouldn't hear me... I stepped in the bathroom and ever so carefully I opened very slowly his knob and what If my heart was racing before, It almost stopped when I saw who was in there: It was Karen, my wife and my boss in a threesome!
My heart was at full speed now and I backed off for a moment when a combination of surprise, pain, loss, anger and affliction surged up and down my spine and my chest and my brain burned with a million thoughts inside my head.
What to do now? I thought about the implications of storming in that room... I thought about my job, I thought about my marriage, I thought about all my life as I knew it, that would end in a split second from the very moment that I entered that room.
I took a moment to compose myself. I decided to watch again, perhaps I saw wrong, perhaps it was another woman and I confused her with my wife... I peeked and I saw them again.
God were they enjoying each other! Karen had her eyes closed, and her legs wide open, receiving licks from my beautiful wife, who was being impaled from behind by my boss... I've seen this a million times in porn flicks. Never once thought I would see my wife's doing it to the object of my lust Karen. Much less would I believe to see my boss thusting with lust at full speed. It was my wife alright, Jessica, the love of my life, the woman who I've trusted my life to, now turned into a sex object pleasing two people that worked with me day in and day out for a long time.
Jessica was cumming soon, I could see it, her eyes closed tightly and stopped licking Karen to gasp for air, she began moaning, first humming then screaming, and as her orgasm was increasing in strenght Karen went down to lick on her tits and viciously rub her clit to make her cum even harder.
"God yes I'm cumming....oh god! oh god yes, yes fuck me harder! yes!"
My cock was hard as a rock, and I just realized it. I was watching my wife being fucked and I was getting excited!
But that was it, I couldn't take this anymore. I had to do something... I took a big breath, this was it, this was the end of it all. But I had to.... And then I jumped when someone touched my shoulder and I almost screamed but was shut with a finger put on my lips...
It was Amanda... my boss' wife... and she was crying
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anonymous reader
2011-12-13 15:27:28
keep this story going.turnabout is fair playhave him fuck the bosses wife.maybe get her anal cherryor give her a big swollen belly full of his baby.
anonymous reader
2011-12-13 02:18:53
Yet another, gee I saw my wife getting fucked by another man and my dick got hard story, PUKE!
I wish these damn fucked up wimps woudl say something in the beginning of a story instead of the very end. That way I wouldn't have wasted 5 minutes of my time.
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Electrically active bioceramics: a review of interfacial responses
Baxter, F. R., Bowen, C. R., Turner, I. G. and Dent, A. C. E., 2010. Electrically active bioceramics: a review of interfacial responses. Annals of Biomedical Engineering, 38 (6), pp. 2079-2092.
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Electrical potentials in mechanically loaded bone have been implicated as signals in the bone remodeling cycle. Recently, interest has grown in exploiting this phenomenon to develop electrically active ceramics for implantation in hard tissue which may induce improved biological responses. Both polarized hydroxyapatite (HA), whose surface charge is not dependent on loading, and piezoelectric ceramics, which produce electrical potentials under stress, have been studied in order to determine the possible benefits of using electrically active bioceramics as implant materials. The polarization of HA has a positive influence on interfacial responses to the ceramic. In vivo studies of polarized HA have shown polarized samples to induce improvements in bone ingrowth. The majority of piezoelectric ceramics proposed for implant use contain barium titanate (BaTiO3). In vivo and in vitro investigations have indicated that such ceramics are biocompatible and, under appropriate mechanical loading, induce improved bone formation around implants. The mechanism by which electrical activity influences biological responses is yet to be clearly defined, but is likely to result from preferential adsorption of proteins and ions onto the polarized surface. Further investigation is warranted into the use of electrically active ceramics as the indications are that they have benefits over existing implant materials.
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The Long Goodbye
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When you realize that it's Alzheimer's it changes your life forever.
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William Tracy said (7 May 2010):
Amazing and emotion charged. A powerful and beautiful human image! Thanks for sharing it with us.
John Smith (Deleted) gave props (7 May 2010):
Yes,..It`s very sad when love ones don`t really know who you are,...
Ann Reece gave props (7 May 2010):
How sad and tragic!!! I lost a friend to Alzheimers, she was once a beautiful and outgoing wonderful person. Alzheimers robbed her of her identity and I saw that very same look in her eyes. So powerful and so sad!!!
Nancy Severance said (12 Jun 2010):
such emotion in this shot! I love it! Have you ever considered turning it BW?
David Delannoy gave props (6 Dec 2011):
Merci pour la profondeur du sentiment de l'instant ! David Belle sensibilité qui vaut tous les discours
Elaine Hudson gave props (28 Jan 2012):
Tears at my heart
Kristina Krause gave props (7 Mar 2012):
A touching and beautiful image....Our family, too, understands how life changes forever with Alzheimer's.
Nikola Matovina (Deleted) gave props (29 Apr 2012):
Love is in the air...
Roxana Brivent-Barnes said (6 May 2012):
Sad, tiers, and sad again!
Tomma Henckel gave props (21 Nov 2012):
Wonderful picture! There is so much life, love, and loss expressed here.
Rivka Waas gave props (22 Nov 2012):
Wonderful love it.
Lynn E. Harvey gave props (23 Nov 2012):
The title is as poignant as the image..nicely done.
Vicki Koch said (23 Nov 2012):
it does, it sure does.... what have we done to our bodies to bring this on some... it is heart breaking for us on the outside... - Great capture - well choosen title
Paige said (27 Nov 2012):
Very emotional capture! Thank you for sharing it with us.
Marc Landriault said (14 Dec 2012):
Lost my Dad to this same terrible disease, eyes tell the story...changes everyone`s life.
Barbara Thurlow gave props (21 Jan 2013):
Powerful image. Like Nancy, I would like to see it in B&W as well.
Kevin Bourke gave props (8 Jun 2013):
Powerful and personal composition of enduring love...
David Adler gave props (5 Jul 2016):
Powerfully and poignantly candid.
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Sherri L. Porcelain*
After a century hiatus, cholera,
malaria and dengue have returned to Cuba. This is no surprise since Cuba's
deteriorated water, sewage, sanitation and housing systems all create the ideal
environment for rapid disease spread. Dengue, a mosquito borne viral disease,
and cholera, a bacterial infection contracted by drinking water or eating food
contaminated with a strain of cholera, present threats to both the local
population and tourists visiting the island.
Luis Suarez Rosas, a physician
with Cuba's National School of Medicine, accurately captures the paradox of
Cuban health care today in using the term epidemiologic silence to describe
Cuba's official position on disease outbreak information. Cuba is a unique case
study because of its long history of highly trained infectious disease
specialists as seen in the yellow fever response in the early 1900s, and the
prominence of the Pedro Kouri Tropical Medicine Institute founded in 1937. Yet,
today, the policy to call dengue euphemistically as a febrile illness or
cholera as a gastrointestinal illness represents an unethical national public
health policy affecting individuals beyond their national borders. This choice
to withhold information derails global public health goals to inform and
protect travelers; it also encourages rumors and creates confusion. Suarez
Rosas, using dengue as a recent example, explains how this artificial
epidemiologic silence does not help patients, nor does it address the risk or
the perception of the severity of the disease. Additionally, it does not
respond to the culprit, the aedes aegypti mosquito, which also carries the
yellow fever virus.
While both the Center for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO)
provide health alerts and identify health problems, their information often
relies upon the official reporting of information. However, the Program for
Monitoring Emerging Diseases (ProMED), operating under the International
Society for Infectious Disease, is an internet-based information system created
in 1994 with the purpose of sharing emerging and re-emerging infectious disease
information. ProMED mail welcomes all sources of information, including
independent journalists who have reported outbreaks long before the Cuban
government forced to make an official statement. ProMED continues to share
information about the re-emergence of cholera in Cuba's Manzanillo (Granma)
Province in 2012 that spread through eastern provinces, and reached the western
capital of Havana.
In June 2013, an independent
journalist from Hablemos Press reported approximately 30 cases of malaria in
Cuba. The Cuban government claimed these cases are imported by tourists or from
returning residents that traveled to an endemic area. Imported cases of malaria
are not new; however, the history of Cuba's denials of other re-emerging
diseases compels one to question the veracity of the government's official
Malaria expert John Beier,
Professor of Public Health Sciences at the University of Miami Miller School of
Medicine, states that Cuba is receptive to malaria since the mosquito has not
been eliminated. It is also important to acknowledge that local pocket of
transmissions can exist through imported cases from other areas in the region,
such as Hispaniola where malaria is known to exist. During rainy season, and
when vector population increases, the risk of transmission increases as well.
Still no official government report exists.
Sharing good epidemiologic
evidence in a timely fashion is a reasonable expectation for global public
health cooperation to be maintained. Promoting global health security begins
with greater transparency on potential health threats. These are not state
secrets as proposed during the 1980s and 1990s denial of Cuba's dengue
re-emergence, along with the incarceration of health professionals who released
such data.
Cuba's policy to withhold
information on infectious disease threats for the purpose of protecting their
health image, or their tourism industry is unacceptable in an era where rapid
and frequent transport across borders occurs. International travelers and
concerned citizens everywhere must realize that mosquitoes and microbes do not
require their own passport stamp for entry into the United States, and the
intrepid stowaways may arrive with their presence undetected.
Based upon what we know and don't
We need to:
greater awareness about mosquito avoidance and cholera, dengue and malaria
prevention for travelers to Cuba. While other countries may have higher
reported cases, their risk is documented through transparency in their
reporting. On June 27, 2013 the U.S. Interests Section in Havana, Cuba posted
an alert message for U.S. citizens regarding road safety and traffic related
deaths and injuries. This is an important health and safety message, so why not
extend this to other public health issues such as dengue, malaria, and cholera?
more proactive and use Rapid Diagnostic Kits (RDK) for early identification of
diseases such as dengue and malaria. This could be especially important to
Travel Medicine Clinics where licensed and trained health professionals have
the ability to do accurate testing and patient histories. Dr. Kunjana Mavunda,
Medical Director and Tropical Disease Specialist at International Travel Clinic
in South Miami, Florida supports this approach. "I've been looking at these
rapid diagnostic kits as part of the patient care and it is important that you
get a good history of the patient and identify potential exposure risks." She
indicated that Cuba's neglected infrastructure makes it ripe for potential
disease spread.
a wider dialogue concerning Cuba's epidemiologic silence. Notwithstanding the
issues surrounding dengue, malaria and cholera, a bird flu spread remains a
possibility. The 2003 Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) coronavirus
scare originated in South China and today the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome
(MERS), another coronavirus, lurks nearby. Will anyone hold Cuba accountable
for failure to report early outbreaks? What about possible impact in South
Global health security depends
upon the rigor of good science, the willingness of nations to uphold policies
to protect both their citizens and visitors, and the timely reporting of
potential health threats. A world that is forced to rely on rumors puts
everyone at risk. Consequently, silence is dangerous to your health.
*Sherri Porcelain is Senior
Lecturer in Global Public Health in World Affairs and a Senior Research Associate
at the Institute for Cuban and Cuban-American Studies, University of Miami.
The CTP can be contacted at P.O.
Box 248174, Coral Gables, Florida 33124-3010, Tel: 305-284-CUBA (2822), Fax:
305-284-4875, and by email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
The CTP Website is accessible at http://ctp.iccas.miami.edu.


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Environmental policy in a linear city model of product differentiation
This paper analyzes how a tax/subsidy policy affects consumers' behavior when choosing between green (pollution-free goods) and conventional products, and its effects on welfare when a proportion of consumers have strong preferences for green goods. We analyze a Hotelling's linear city model where final products by two firms are symmetric in all dimensions except for the externality their production process generates. Our efficiency comparisons suggest that, under a setting of horizontal product differentiation, an environmental regulation (either on polluting firms or consumers buying their products) yields higher social welfare than the absence of policy. Moreover, the proportion of consumers who prefer green products affects the welfare gains from a subsidy or tax policy.
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- José Moraga-González & Noemi Padrón-Fumero, 2002. "Environmental Policy in a Green Market," Environmental & Resource Economics, Springer;European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, vol. 22(3), pages 419-447, July.
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Don't Fear the Roofer
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Don't Fear the Roofer is the sixteenth episode of the Season 16.
It's raining in Springfield, and Homer's roof is leaking, so Homer takes the only sensible course of action; he heads off to Moe's. However, he spoils a surprise party for Lenny, and makes it worse when the barstool he sits on turns to be a cake in the shape of Lenny's favorite seat, so he's tossed out by Moe. Homer ends up at Knockers, where he meets a fellow loner (voiced by Ray Romano), who turns out to be a roofer. However, nobody but Homer ever seems to be able to see Ray - not even Bart, who was in the home repair warehouse with the two of them - so Marge and Dr. Hibbert have Homer declared insane. [1]
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Springfield becomes the target of a powerful thunderstorm and 742 Evergreen Terrace appears to be the main target and causes a leak in the roof. Homer plans to use a "Hot Wheels" track to stop the leak but Lisa's hamster goes down the chute and goes out the door via the mail slot and then Lisa has to open it to get her hamster and then he gets sick as he was the subject of Lisa's show and tell project. The leak also affects Bart cracks for his homework party and Maggie's teddy bear and causes Snowball to fall in quicksand which was his litter box wetted by rain. Homer then goes to Moe's Tavern but there he ruins a surprise party for Lenny (even though his 'ruining' it involved repeating what Moe said seconds before right before Lenny walks in, and sitting on a cake that looks exactly like a bar stool that's sitting on the floor not the counter) and is kicked out. Homer then goes to a bar named Knockers a parody of "Hooters" and there he meets a roofer named Ray Magini. Ray agrees to fix Homer's roof and while the kids go to visit Grandpa with Marge. Ray comes over to fix the roof, However, rather than fixing the roof the two goof offs and have a nail fight. The nails then hit Ned Flanders riding his lawn mower. Homer then asks Ned if he met Ray but Ned does not seem to know Ray. Ray then has to leave when he finds out his kid attempted "something" and Homer is on the roof all alone and then falls through the hole.
Marge then returns home to find Homer doing nothing and Homer and Marge then have a discussion about Ray and Marge simply says Ray is non-existent. Homer is then sitting on the roof waiting for Ray to return while Marge tries to get Homer to believe Ray is a figment of his imagination. Ray Magini is also an anagram of "imaginary", leading Homer to belie that Ray was indeed not real. The next day Marge sends Homer and Bart to Builders' Barn and there Homer sees Ray however Bart only sees Homer talking to himself. The next day Marge takes Homer to the Calmwood Mental Hospital and Dr. Hibbert tells Homer that Ray is a figment of his imagination he created because he was lonely and needed a friend. Homer then spends six weeks at the hospital receiving electric shock treatment. After the six weeks Marge returns with a little surprise—Ray. It turns out Ray was real. The bartender at Knockers had an eyepatch and could only see Homer's side of the table, Ray was hiding behind the roof when he saw Flanders, and a localised black hole absorbed the light between Bart and Ray preventing Bart from seeing him, explained by Stephen Hawking and as for why Ray kept disappearing is because he's a contractor. However, as punishment for making Homer spend six weeks in the mental hospital, Homer forces Dr. Hibbert to fix his roof while Homer and Ray sit on it drinking beer.
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In the meantime Marge and Lisa, visit the Retirement Castle and they see how miserable the old people are and then they see how happy they are with Santa's Little Helper's company and let him stay there for a while but a day later he has become just as old and miserable as the seniors.
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Although it was advertised as the 350th episode, it is not the actual 350th episode (see The Heartbroke Kid and Future-Drama).


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Health officials are urging everyone especially people over the age of 65 years to get the influenza (FLU) vaccine. It is reported by the Center of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that people over the age of 65 are more susceptible to getting the flu. It is more dangerous for a person who is 65 years to get the flu because their immunity is weak compared to the immunity of a 6 year old. The influenza season began in October and ends in May.
It has been reported by the CDC that 90 percent of deaths during a typical flu season occur in people older than 65. It was also reported that flu vaccination rates remained steady with that of previous years, with about 128 million people getting the shot during last year's flu season, which consisted of about 42 percent of the U.S. population.
"It's not too late to get a flu shot," said Katie Wichman, a community health nurse at the Health Department. "Although reported cases of influenza have been reported in the U.S, it is important that we get vaccinated".
The Center of Disease Control and Prevention highlights that Americans often mistakenly believe that the influenza vaccine does not work. However, the influenza vaccine is 100 percent effective, and is considered the best way to maintain good health. An article on the CDC website notes that the influenza vaccine is effective according to the individual who is getting vaccinated, the viruses that are in the shot, and the viruses that are circulating in the air.
"It takes about two weeks after vaccination for your body to develop protection against influenza infection," said Wichman, "so go get vaccinated now if you haven't done so already."
The influenza vaccine is given to prevent infection. Antibodies are injected into the body and work to fight against the virus that is circulating in the air. The shot protects against three viruses: Influenza B virus, Influenza A virus (H1N1) and Influenza A virus (H3N2).
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that influenza and pneumonia are the eighth-leading cause of death in the United States with about 28,000 flu-associated deaths occurring each year. The number of flu-related sicknesses in the U.S is increasing sharply.
With the holiday season closely approaching, the CDC offered several tips to avoid getting the flu. They recommend the following tips:
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2. Wash your hands with warm water and soap for 20 seconds
3. Cover your mouth with a tissue when coughing or sneezing
4. If you are sick, stay home
Finding a location to get vaccinated is not difficult. Anyone can get vaccinated at a local health clinic, doctor's office, pharmacy, and for students, at a college health center. The flu shot is free for those who have insurance. For those who do not have insurance, the cost of a flu shot can range from as low as $21 to $31.
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Chad Lammer, Dumas and Wolf all earn silver at L-L Tourney
By: TODD RUTH Review Sports Editor email@example.com, Staff Writer
With time winding down Saturday at Conestoga Valley and trailing Pequea Valley's Drew Jackson by a 3-2 score, Ephrata's Chad Lammer tried desperately to finish off the bout with one final takedown which would have given him the win and ultimately the gold medal at 138 pounds.
He, and the Ephrata coaching staff thought he had it. Unfortunately, the referee didn't agree.
Lammer's late takedown attempt at the edge of the circle was denied and the Ephrata senior's outstanding run in the L-L League Tournament fell just short of gold.
"It wasn't just at the end," Ephrata Coach josh Clair lamented when asked about the final seconds of the match. "There were a couple times in scramble situations, which is Chad's strength, we thought that he was in position for the takedown but obviously he didn't get the call. There was just some hesitation by the official and any time there is any hesitation it's never going to turn out the way you want it to."
Despite the narrow defeat, it was a solid day overall for the Mounts on Saturday. Ephrata had eight-place finishers while finishing fifth in the team standings with 117 points. Solanco easily captured the title with 258 points, with Manheim Township (199.5) a distant second.
For the Mounts, Chad Lammer and junior Todd Dumas (120) each led the way with silver medal performances. Seniors Mike Lammer (145) and Danny Matos (285) both earned fourth place finishes while junior Riley Eidemiller (126) placed fifth. Freshman Randy Wintersohl (106), sophomore Ethan Sipe (132) and fellow 10th grader Cameron Eisenhauer (195) rounded out the place winners, finishing eighth.
"We started slow and it wasn't the greatest first day on Friday, but we kind of really caught fire on Saturday morning," Clair said. "And overall the kids did very well.
"Eight place winners is the most I could find that we ever placed in school history. And since I've been here, fifth place is the highest that we've finished. Yet at the same time I think we could have done so much more. We are happy but we are never satisfied."
While Ephrata collected plenty of hardware, Cocalico had a disappointing finish to the weekend. At one point Saturday afternoon, the Eagles still had seven wrestlers with a shot at earning medals. In the end, senior Teddy Wolf was the lone place winner as he claimed second at 152 pounds, losing an 8-3 decision to Solanco's Joe Welk in the finals.
"Overall, our team did not perform very well," Cocalico Coach Matt Fittery said. "I was happy when we had two guys in the semifinals and five in the third round of consolations, but then we had a bad round and all five of those guys lost. We had the potential to get a few of those guys into the medal round, but we just didn't get the job done."
Wolf (21-2) scored three-straight decision victories to gain his finals bid opposite Welk, who earlier this year gave the Cocalico senior his lone loss (a 5-4 decision on Dec. 9) prior to Saturday. Wolf knocked off Hempfield's Andrew Wardrop, 6-0 in the first round before downing Manheim Central's Ben Wise, 5-3, in the quarters and Lancaster Catholic's Stephen Loiseau, 3-2, in the semifinals.
In the finals, Wolf fell behind 2-0 after one period and never found his rhythm. Welk hit another take down in the second and earned back points to open up a big 7-0 cushion heading to the third. Wolf did finally get on the board with an escape and takedown but Welk wrapped up the 11-3 victory with a four-point period himself.
"Teddy did not do as well as he could have," Fittery said. "Hopefully he can use that as a learning experience and use it as motivation to reach his post-season goals. It doesn't matter if you lose to a guy two or three times in the regular season, if you beat him in the post season, that is all that really matters."
Cocalico senior Kam Mueller also was in line to earn a medal after advancing to the semifinals. However, following his 6-5 loss to Lancaster Catholic's Isiah Taltoan, Mueller was disqualified for the remainder of the tournament and therefore did not have an opportunity to receive a medal.
Cocalico wrestlers who advanced as far as the third round of consolations were: sophomore Ethan Miller at 112; freshman Mike Reitenbach at 126; sophomore Hilton Martin at 138; sophomore Austin Fromm at 182; and Dan Mullins at 195.
"It was nice to see some of the younger guys pick up some wins, but I think we all could have improved on our performance," Fittery said.
Chad Lammer's road to the finals was a treacherous one as the 138-pound weight class was generally considered the toughest of the tourney. He opened the tourney with a pin over Lancaster Catholic's Skyler Munoz in 5:06.
He then knocked off Columbia's Jordan Halter, a defending L-L champion, by a 7-5 score to earn a semifinals bid against Manheim Township junior Adam Smith (14-3), who was gunning for his third-straight L-L crown.
But Lammer (10-5) wasn't going to be denied. Trailing 8-7 heading to the third, Lammer started on the bottom and appeared he was going to stay there. However, with just six seconds to go, Lammer came out from the bottom for the reversal and held on for the 9-8 win that sent shock waves throughout the CV gymnasium.
But Lammer couldn't quite finish it off in the finals, as Jackson (22-4) scored early with a double and later added a second period escape for a 3-1 lead. Lammer escaped to open the third but couldn't score the rest of the way, despite his efforts, and Jackson captured the win and later the Outstanding Wrestler Award for the tourney.
"Ultimately, we still have to be pleased with Chad's performance," Clair said. "Silver is not what he wanted but he had to go through Murderer's Row to get there. He beat two defending league champs and Smith was a two-time champ so Chad kind of ended the chance of (Smith) being a four-time champ which is very rare. In the latest rankings (Smith) was ranked seventh in the state so Chad definitely went through his toughest competition prior (to the finals). I think maybe the bright lights of the finals may have gotten to him a little. He was just a little slow out of the gate and any time there is a little hesitation to start your match you are not going to get the outcome that you want when you have a good competitor like Jackson."
Like Chad Lammer, Dumas (17-3) impressed on his way to the finals Saturday. He opened the tourney with an 11-4 decision over Manheim Central's David Fantom, and then techfalled Lancaster Catholic's John Fiorill 15-0 (4:16) in the quarters.
A familiar face in Hempfield's Dakota Minnich, who earned his 100th win Saturday, awaited Dumas in the semis. This was the third time this year the two squared off, and the second straight in which Dumas was in full control on his way to a 9-0 victory and a spot in the finals.
Unfortunately for Dumas, his hopes of a title were derailed in the finals as Manheim Township's Courtland Schuyler (18-3) used a big third period to capture the 120-pound crown. With the score tied at 2-2 heading to the third, Schuyler escaped before collecting a takedown and three back points to secure the win.
"Todd's definitely stepped it up the last month or so but going into the finals you could tell he definitely wasn't himself," Clair said. "I think the nerves were getting to him a little bit. That's not an excuse but…Courtland Schuyler is a tough kid, a returning champ and he definitely kind of set the tone and controlled the match in the positions he wanted to be in. He took Todd out of his game a little bit and definitely made it a little more challenging than we hoped."
Mike Lammer (15-3) and Matos (20-11) both advanced to the third-place matches at their respective weight classes. However, Lammer dropped a tough 7-5 decision to Garden Spot's Rob King at 145 while Matos was pinned in 16 seconds by CV's Joey Bragg.
Eidemiller (21-11) wrapped up fifth place, taking a default win over E-town's Owen Bradley at 126. Wintersohl (13-14), Sipe (16-11), and Eisenhauer (17-10) all dropped their seventh-place matches to place eighth at their respective weight classes.
"If you look at it we had a bunch of guys improve on their original seedings," Clair said. "Mike Lammer and Danny Matos both came in as fifth seeds and both place fourth. I thought they both didn't wrestle their best matches in their final matches of the day. I had hoped they'd be able to sneak in and get that third-place finish, but again it was improvement. They also made improvements on their places from last year.
"The one that didn't surprise us but probably a lot of other people was Riley Eidemiller. He came in as the ninth seed and ended up finishing in fifth place. He's wrestling really well. His quarterfinal match with the top seed Owen Bradley, he lost by two and Bradley had pinned him previously. Randy Wintersohl improved on his seed, and Ethan Sipe and Cameron Eisenhauer both placed. It was nice to see those young guys get to the podium and get those medals." More TOURNEY, page B-4
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North Carolina Baptist State Convention appoints a committee "to consider the establishment of a female seminary of high order."
Thomas Meredith, founder of the Biblical Recorder, calls for an institution to provide "a first-rate course of female education."
After a delay because of the Civil War and Reconstruction as well as the general lack of interest in women's education, Leonidas Polk introduces a resolution to the Convention for a Baptist female college. His resolution is adopted unanimously.
The state legislature grants a charter for the Baptist Female University.
To raise money for the school, Oliver Larkin Stringfield begins traveling across the state and Fannie E. S. Heck organizes the Woman's Executive Committee of the Baptist Female University. Economic conditions in the 1890s make fundraising difficult and donations often are small, many one dollar or less.
Construction begins at the corner of Edenton and Blount streets in downtown Raleigh. Adolphus Bauer, who designed the governor's mansion, is the architect.
Baptist Female University opens in September with 19 faculty/staff members and more than 200 students. James C. Blasingame is president. A college year is three terms of three months each. Room and board costs $36 per term, and tuition is $17.50, with additional fees for music and art.
President Blasingame resigns after one year and Richard Tilman Vann is chosen to lead the University. Vann was a respected pastor and teacher.
The first ten students graduate in May. These women are referred to as "The Immortal Ten" (pictured above).
Trustees change name from Baptist Female University to Baptist University for Women.
Students publish the first yearbook, Oak Leaves.
Student government, one of the first in the South, is initiated.
The tradition of the hiding of the Crook begins.
In 1900, there had been a debt of $43,000, but by 1907, the University has an endowment of $37,000 and has grown to include six buildings and a library of 2,000 volumes.
Students publish a literary magazine, The Acorn.
To honor Thomas Meredith, trustees change the name to Meredith College.
After 15 years, President Vann (who wrote the words and music to Meredith's "Alma Mater") retires. During his presidency, enrollment increased to almost 400 and the endowment to $127,000.
Charles Edward Brewer, professor of chemistry at Wake Forest College, is selected as the third president.
1915 also is the first year of Stunt.
Student handbook contains a welcome letter to "Little Sis Class."
Meredith is admitted to Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.
The Twig, the student newspaper, is published. It is renamed Meredith Herald in 1986.
Kappa Nu Sigma, scholastic honor society, is organized on campus by Dr. Helen Hull Law, professor of Latin and Greek.
Graduates become eligible for membership in the American Association of University Women.
The faculty presents the inaugural Alice in Wonderland to entertain their students, a tradition on campus that takes place once every four years.
Construction of a new campus begins on Hillsborough Street.
In January, students return from winter break to the new campus, which features six Georgian-style buildings that form a quadrangle: an administration building, a cafeteria, and four residence halls.
Association of American Universities places Meredith on its list of approved colleges.
President Brewer retires. He oversaw the construction of and move to the new campus and increased enrollment to almost 600 students.
Dr. Carlyle Campbell is named the fourth president.
Baptist State Convention rejects proposals to merge Meredith and Wake Forest College.
The first Cornhuskin' is held at Meredith.
The Honor Code is adopted.
Jones Auditorium is dedicated.
Grimmer Alumnae House is built. The house was relocated from its original location on campus to accommodate the construction of the Science and Math Building.
Joyner Hall for liberal arts is completed.
Hunter Hall opens for science classes. The building is renovated and renamed Martin Hall in 2004, in honor of Margaret C. Martin, '30.
Brewer House is built for home economics students. Today it is used as an infant care teaching lab.
Carroll Health Center and Poteat Residence Hall are completed.
Dr. Norma Rose is the speaker at the first Faculty Distinguished Lecture.
The newly completed McIver Amphitheater is used for Class Day.
Dr. Campbell steps down. During his 27-year tenure, enrollment increased to nearly 1,000 students.
Dr. Bruce Heilman becomes Meredith's fifth president.
The first African American students enroll at Meredith. Gwendolyn Matthews Hilliard, '71, is the first African American student to graduate from the College.
The library moves from Johnson Hall to the new Carlyle Campbell Library and a sixth residence hall, Heilman, is added.
Weatherspoon Physical Education Building opens.
Dr. Heilman resigns as president. He is credited with continuing high academic standards, increasing faculty compensation and the number of faculty with doctorates, and expanding the student body by 44%.
Dr. John E. Weems becomes Meredith's sixth president.
Two new buildings are added to campus including Massey House President's Residence and Barefoot Residence Hall.
The Continuing Education Program begins.
The Cate Student Center is dedicated.
Meredith names first female vice-president, Dr. Sandra Thomas.
Meredith begins to offer summer study abroad programs.
Varsity volleyball program is launched.
Wainwright Music Building is dedicated.
Sir Harold Wilson, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, is the speaker at the first Lillian Parker Wallace Lecture. The lecture series continues to bring notable speakers to campus, which have included Nobel Laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel, former U.S. President Jimmy Carter, and Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court Sandra Day O'Connor.
The Paralegal Program begins.
Jones Chapel and Harris Building are completed.
Meredith College becomes a full member of NCAA Division III.
Meredith begins offering master's degrees in business, education, and music.
The Honors Program begins.
Gaddy-Hamrick Art Center opens.
Meredith is chosen to participate in the North Carolina Teaching Fellows Program. When funding for the state program ends in 2012, Meredith launches its own program, the Meredith Teaching Fellows.
The Graduate Program is named the John E. Weems Graduate School after Meredith's sixth president. The school offers advanced degrees and certificates for men and women.
Meredith celebrates its centennial anniversary.
The Class of 1992 begins the Ring Dinner tradition.
Varsity soccer program is launched.
Ledford Hall is dedicated.
Meredith Autism Program begins.
Park Center opens.
Meredith and Baptist State Convention formally redefine their relationship.
Dr. Weems' presidency ends after 27 years in service. During these years, the size of both the student body and the faculty nearly double.
Dr. Maureen A. Hartford is chosen as Meredith's seventh president and becomes the College's first female president.
The Park Center Mural is completed. This project, financed by the Class of 1997 and honoring the achievements of 100 alumnae, celebrates Meredith's powerful heritage.
Through the leadership of Elizabeth Triplett Beam, '72, and Ione Kemp Knight, '43, the Alumnae Legacy Steering Committee begins work on establishing Meredith's first full-tuition merit scholarship.
Meredith is the first women's college in the nation to become a campus-based site for the LeaderShape® Institute.
Meredith Technology Initiative begins, providing laptop computers for students.
Four men graduate from the MBA program, becoming the first men in the College's history to earn degrees.
Science and Mathematics Building opens, and President Hartford introduces four initiatives: Science and Mathematics, Undergraduate Research opportunities, Meredith Technology, and Service Learning and Leadership.
Meredith remains the Southeast's largest private college for women.
The Campaign for Meredith, the College's largest fundraising initiative, enters its public phase with a goal of raising $33.5 million.
Cross Country is added to the College's athletic offerings.
The Campaign for Meredith concludes, raising more than $41.5 million. The campaign exceeded its goal by over $8 million.
The Alumnae Legacy Steering Committee awards the first Meredith Legacy Scholarships to Sarah Beth Phelps, '11, and Erin Huber, '11.
Meredith Avenging Angels join the USA South Conference.
Meredith opens a permanent international site in Sansepolcro, Italy.
The largest first-year class in the College's history enrolls.
The newly constructed LEED-certified apartments, The Oaks, and athletic field and track complex open on campus.
The School of Business earns Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) accreditation. Meredith is only one of two women's colleges in the world accredited by AACSB International.
President Maureen Hartford retires, ending her 12-year tenure. During these years, Hartford led efforts to strengthen academic offerings, expand and enhance campus facilities, improve the diversity of the student body, and increase the College's endowment.
Dr. Jo Allen becomes Meredith's eighth president on July 1, 2011. President Allen is the first Meredith alumna to hold the office.
The Board of Trustees approves Meredith Forever, the College's three-year rolling strategic plan.
Lacrosse is added to the College's athletic offerings.
The first TEDx Meredith College is held on campus.
Meredith launches the Meredith College | Going Strong brand initiative.
The College announces StrongPoints™, a defining element of the Meredith College educational experience.
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It gives us great pleasure to welcome the first of what will hopefully become a regular feature on the Paper Themes wedding blog: '7 Wedding Questions' – where we'll pop a few questions to some of the most interesting people in the wedding industry.
Without further ado then, we would like to welcome make-up artist and hairdresser Kate Kelvin, who's based in the south west and whose previous clients include Loose Women's Lisa Maxwell, OK! Magazine and Channel 5.
1. Hello Kate! First of all, can you tell us who you are, where you're from and what you do?
Hi, I'm Kate Kelvin freelance hair & make-up artist based in Tetbury, Gloucestershire, specialising in natural make-up and hair styling. Mainly for weddings, TV, editorial and any advertising needing very natural make-up & hair..
2. How did you end up in the wedding industry? What's your background?
Well I worked in an advertising agency designing ads originally when I left graphic Design college then had my family. After a few years I decided that as I loved all things theatre, I wanted to work behind the scenes, so I did a media make-up & wig dressing course in Gloucester where I won student of the year and Charles Fox make-up Competition. Over the years I have worked in Theatre, Opera, film and now it's TV, Bridal and advertising.
3. So how soon before the wedding will you get involved? When is best for brides to seriously think out how they want their hair and make-up to look at their wedding?
This depends on the bride really, some book me about a year in advance and have a trial run 3-4 months before the wedding; others book me last minute when they realise they will be too nervous to do their own make-up! I think it's always best to book as early as possible because if they are a reputable make-up artist they will get booked up pretty quickly…
4. Is there a look that's really popular right now or does it vary? Do you see trends?
I see trends in the hairstyles mainly. Popular styles at the moment are wavy, natural and a little clipped up with flowers. And of course, anything that Kate Windsor (Middleton) has…
Make-up stays very much the same for me. My brides know that I do natural make-up and I can add a little more drama if they ask..
5. What's your best bit of hair and make-up advice for brides preparing for their big day?
I would say keep your skin as healthy and hydrated as possible. Try not to stress too much as this results in breakouts. Keep hair trimmed and in good condition as again, stress can take away its vitality.
6. How about the grooms? Are you ever involved with them or are they left to their own devices?
On the odd occasion I'm called in to trim eyebrows, beards or even to camouflage a spot or razor cut.
7. Last but not least, is there a favourite wedding that you've worked on? We saw you were featured in OK! Magazine, that must have been quite special!
Yes it was special…I was also on Celebrity Wedding Planner recently. All my weddings are very special to me, I have over 90 booked this year, I get to know the bride and I'm with her on the most amazing day of her life, I feel very privileged to be included and to make her the most beautiful she has ever been.
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We'd like to thank Kate for giving up time in her busy schedule and being our first interviewee on the Paper Themes blog. If you would like to find out more about Kate, visit her website, like her on Facebook or follow her on Twitter.
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Our Diapering Story - Historical Information
(~~~This whole story is a bit embarrassing~~~)
When I was pregnant with our first child, I read about cloth diapering and felt that cloth would be best for my baby. I couldn't get my husband to be enthusiastic about cloth, so I didn't feel right about spending money on buying cloth diapers if I was the only one who would diaper the baby with them. I searched the second hand stores and came up with quite a few contour (shaped) diapers and some old covers. What a disaster! It seemed as though I'd proved that cloth diapering doesn't work. So we went to disposable diapers full time. When our daughter was about 7 months old, I bought some covers from a large mail-order baby catalog (it was 1995, before online shopping was available), and tried those contour diapers again. It was an improvement, since my covers were new, but still pretty lousy. The hook and loop closure scratches on her legs looked painful,the diaper shifted all around and poop invariably got on the covers, and those contour diapers just were not absorbent enough. I had a very hard time getting them on her, too, since she was wiggly and the little diaper just wouldn't stay aligned in the cover while I attempted to put it on her.
We've come a long way since then, and tried just about every diaper out there. We've made the switch from full time disposable diapering to part-time disposable, part-time cloth, and then to full-time cloth. We didn't go full-time cloth until we actually bit the bullet and spent some money on good cloth diapers and covers. Now I can't believe we ever used disposable diapers! Cloth is sooooo much better and nicer. Put a cloth diaper up to your face. Feel the softness. Breath in. It smells clean and fresh. Now try that with a disposable diaper - no don't - really, that's just too, um, just don't do it.
What did we learn?
You can't be successful using cloth diapers if you don't own good cloth diapering supplies! That seems obvious, but it took us quite some time to figure that one out. It was hard to spend a chunk of money up front to buy good stuff, especially when all my peers, and even my husband, were very negative about the idea of cloth diapering. It was easy to buy another pack of disposable diapers for $20.00 because it was a relatively small amount of money each time. But those $20.00's really add up! Now I cringe to think that I could have good cloth diapers for that money. The cotton all-in-ones are really what changed my husband from a disposable user into a cloth user. I wish I had had a few of those those sooner for him to use. If I had had 2 cotton all-in-ones at the changing table just for him to use, I think we would have gone full-time cloth sooner.
My Sensitive Son
Although I had a tough time getting the right diapers to make cloth diapering work for my daughter, she was actually easy to diaper. She had no rashes or sensitivities. Then a few years later along comes my son. He really gave me real diapering challenges. He was sensitive to everything, it seems. It's a good thing we used cloth, because there was no way his sensitive skin could tolerate disposable diapers. It took me a while to figure out that he was sensitive to polyester, but once we did, we made tremendous improvement in his skin condition. I got rid of my 10% polyester based diapers left over from my daughter's diapering days. They were cotton wrapped around a polyester base and he was sensitive to the poly content. We stopped using our brushed polyester covers, too. The only covers he could wear without reacting were nylon and wool. That's just they way he was. There are more options available now, though.
At some point well into the diapering years, a mom I met at a La Leche League meeting showed me how to pin a prefold diaper. I tried it. It was so much easier than I expected! And it gave such a nice fit, too. This was 1998 and pre-YouTube videos. Before long I wondered why I had struggled for over a year with those contour diapers trying to avoid pinning when pinning was so easy and so effective. Always get a pack of good pins, even if you have no intention of pinning. It's worth it just to try it.
Diapering your baby can actually be a pleasure with cloth diapers. It's a special time to play with and talk to your baby, while you do something basic, but very caring and important for your child's health. You can be proud of your child's rash-free, chemical-free, cotton covered, super-cute bottom.
If God blesses us with another child, here's what I would use: 2 cotton All-In-One diapers in size newborn, plus 12 prefolds and 24 fitted diapers. I'd have a pack or 2 of 6 Birdseye flats on hand because they are just handy for lots of things and good spare diapers too. I'd have 4 or 5 packs of Cotton Wipes and 2 Pail Liners. But, then again, I also love wool, so maybe... I guess I'd probably use some of everything, since I can!
The above was written a while ago. Since then, we did have another baby, who is now already growing up - time flies! and I did not actually use many all-in-one diapers on her, but instead loved pinned prefolds and wool. Back then, the lovely Cloth-eez diapers in sizes that work had not yet been invented, so having the much better prefolds, ones that actually fit, really makes a big difference in loving the inexpensive, easy-washing prefolds. I love the simplicity of prefolds. I really enjoy them more than anything else. So I'd change the setup to 24 prefolds and 12 fitteds instead and use almost all wool for covers. I really do love natural fibers best.
Sincerely, Karen.
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How damaged will Serb military installations need to be before Serb police forces reduce their massacre rate to what it was before Nato started its air action? How many thousands will need to be massacred before we are told it has been necessary to send in ground troops? How long before we have pictures of body bags being unloaded in the UK?
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For Gulf Restoration, Every Dollar Counts
This weekend I had the opportunity to discuss what BP might face at trial for the Gulf oil disaster with some eloquent thought leaders, including Tulane political science professor and MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry. We discussed the continuing "unusual mortality event" of Gulf dolphins, the 565,000 pounds of Deepwater Horizon oil that washed ashore only six months ago with Hurricane Isaac, and other continuing impacts of the disaster.
But for multinational oil companies like BP, the profits are obvious, and they are high.
BP's 2012 annual report indicates that Chief Executive Bob Dudley, who spoke at the CERAWeek Energy Industry conference yesterday about just about everything but trial, made $2.67 million last year. In the three years since the spill, BP has netted close to $40 billion, even after covering the cost to cap the well, run ubiquitous "our beaches are open" commercials, pay individual claims and pay the largest corporate criminal penalty by the Department of Justice.
Testimony at trial thus far indicates that BP chose to maximize profits by cutting costs — no matter the consequences. BP's own investors are suing for fraud arguing the oil giant hid information about the size of the spill and publicly claimed it was operating safely while ignoring warnings by employees. Even the CEO of ExxonMobil says BP's actions "were not up to industry standard" and that the disaster was "avoidable".The law that governs oil spills is clear: since profits from offshore drilling are so high and the consequences are so dangerous, unsafe drillers who spill must compensate for all damage and face penalties. This helps discourage putting profits over safety.
Unbelievably, on the day of our panel, the Washington Post ran an editorial arguing that BP should not face severe penalties. The editorial posed the question, "How much is too much for BP?" In what must be a tagline meant for an April Fool's Day piece, the editorial continued, "A bill anywhere near that large is impossible to justify." This is precisely why polluters engage in willful blindness to legal requirements: environmental laws are viewed as somehow less legitimate than tax evasion, racketeering, or labor laws. But crime is crime.
Testimony from the trial shows that this multi-billion dollar corporation had an "every dollar counts" mentality that led them to take egregious safety risks to cut costs, resulting in the loss of eleven lives and over 172 million gallons of crude oil spilled in one of the most productive ecosystems in the world. Misplaced sympathy for BP's liability is akin to taking pity on Ponzi schemers facing punitive damages for their crimes. BP made calculated business decisions to take dangerous shortcuts in search of profit. The only way to prevent such behavior in the future is to balance the scales of justice so that the reward no longer justifies the risk.
Almost three years after the spill began, the Gulf's dolphins are still dying in high numbers. Ask the Department of Justice to hold BP fully accountable so we can restore the Gulf of Mexico!


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Sunday, July 16, 2006
28 Comments:
- said...
double header - first again
- said...
the bad guys tried to take his car. officer saw the offenders break lights. he pulled his pistol and its time to get it on. 2 shot 1 got away. good job.
- said...
Good job! I'm glad the copper wasn't hurt. Unfortunately his reward is -as a tax paying citizen- paying for their medical bills while they recover. Oh, let us not forget the possibility of civil litigation.
Too bad public aid doesn't have some system in place that discriminates which injuries are treated based on how they were received. It would save us a bundle...this comment being from a former social worker. - said...
10:44 is right on the money.....
Lets save the city & state and the average Joe who gets sued a ton of money.
It's time to pass legislation that says that injuries which occured during the commission of ANY crime are not eligible for compensation through civil suits. - said...
My usual message:
God bless our policemen.
F^%$ the animal! F^%$ him, his chitlins, his beothches, his non-insured ride, his feet/feces smelling crib, his IR#, his 40oz'er, his geri-curls, his welfare/WIC, and the physical/social burden on all of us!!
Now, back to my lip-lock on my airconditioner. - said...
Why do you have to pick on the chitlins? they taste good with my chicken and waffles!
- said...
Anonymous said...
10:44 is right on the money.....
Lets save the city & state and the average Joe who gets sued a ton of money.
It's time to pass legislation that says that injuries which occured during the commission of ANY crime are not eligible for compensation through civil suits.
Well...what was really happening...was that.....ya know....wha wha wha ahm tryin to say is..... MAAAAAAAAN, wez not tyin to ROB that mahfucka wez juz walkin down the gahdamn ahwey an this craz mahfucka jus came out BLASTIN! Wez didnt DO nuthin! - said...
i can the bad guys lawyer at the press conference now....
"ladies and gentlemen of the media i want announce that i represent the two VICTIMS in a lawsuit against the City of Chicago and the police officer that attacked my clients without provacation. On the night in question my clients were on their way to choir practice and were delivering water and fans to senior citizens that were suffering from the heat when they observed what they believed was one of their fellow citizens in distress as he drove home at 3:30 AM and concerned only for his well being they made sure and followed him all the way home to insure that he made it home safely. My clients felt so strongly for the citizens safety that they took out their guns so they could provide an armed escort for the suffering citizen.
My clients went onto say that they were so concerned about their fellow man that they tried to get his attention because he was crazy from the heat by yellng at him GET OUTTA THE CAR MUTHER FUCKER! because they just wanted to let him know that they were there to help him qand that it was only an accident that one of my clients pointed his gun at the man's head and they never meant any harm, when again without provocation the Offender started shooting at my clients without regard for their safety and real reason for being there, one of my clients was so concerned that he accidently pointed his gun at the OFFENDER and pulled the trigger, but because he cared so much and didnt want to hurt the OFFENDER he let the gun deliberately misfire. Even after being shot both of my clients did not try to hurt the Offender but rather continued on their way to choir practice and delivering the water and fans to seniors until they couldnt go any further and went to hospital. These men are heroes and should be commended for their restraint and dedication to mankind, the violent, brutal police officer whose home address we have to give out for his own protection should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Thank You for your support."
Then Rev/State Sen./King of wishful thinking/political blackmailer James Meeks steps up and says " It's all a conspiricy and cover-up by the white man. If Mayor Daley does fire this officer I will run for Mayor as an Independent" - said...
sorry about the typos my GD phone kept ringing while i was typing
- said...
A good shooting all around in the off duty copper attempted carjacking. Two (possibly all three) offenders shot, one offender died at Christ Hosp. I heard a firearm was recovered as well. The Englewood copper was definitely alert and ready when the lowlifes tried to do their thing. I don't know who the copper is, but he can be my wingman ANY DAY.
- said...
Oh, and by the way, can you racist clowns who hide behind your uniforms and badges do the rest of us a favor and CREATE YOUR OWN SUITABLE WEBSITE/BLOG for your special brand of brotherhood? You're an embarrassment to all the rest of us who do the best we can
with the resources available. - said...
Answer me this:
1. The attackers could best be described as:
a: Male White youths that attend Catholic High School.
b: Hillary Rodham Clinton
c: Male black savages from the deepest darkest reaches of the planet, hell-bent on eating/drinking/smoking/fucking whatever fits their fancy, and will fuck over the honest Joe regardless of the victim's color or heritage.
d: Relatives of Jon Burge
e: None of the above
It is a safe bet that the answer would be c. - said...
it is safe to say that the officer will get sued since he has locked up at least one of the offender before and all the offender live in the district he works in sounds like they may have followed him home
- said...
a 13 year old m/2 was attacked at beverly park around 2:15pm today. the animal hit him in the back with a lead pipe for his cell phone. the child might not make it because of heart conditions. if the attacker was white and the victim was black it would have been all over the news. remember there animals. treat them as such.
- said...
Good guys: 2
Bad guys: 0 - said...
almost as bad as the pricks, that attack the guy with one leg, then taking the fake leg off to beat another guy, afterward breaking the leg as they fled.....oh well never mind, they were white...
- said...
Those were Arabs that beat that kid and with the other's leg. Must have been Christians though, Islam is a religion of peace.
- said...
...they couldn't do this because they are honor students.
- said...
They were arrogant polish speaking pricks who beat that kid with the fake leg.
- said...
Where's Beverly Park? Whats the RD#?.
- said...
Maye there costly bur they are the most funniest (and most expensive) comedy show around.
- said...
Beverly Park is in St. John Fisher Parish, just west of Western and on the north side of 103rd Street.
I'm a bit surprised by this because every time I go by the White Hen (or is it a 7-11) across 103rd street and a little east from Beverly Park, there always seem to be two or three 22nd district units hanging around. This is at any time of the day or night. - said...
Anonymous said...
Oh, and by the way, can you racist clowns who hide behind your uniforms and badges do the rest of us a favor and CREATE YOUR OWN SUITABLE WEBSITE/BLOG for your special brand of brotherhood? You're an embarrassment to all the rest of us who do the best we can
with the resources available.
Look, I've spent the last x-number of years giving people the benefit of the doubt. I don't care if you're black, white, yellow, or brown, if you do what I do everyday (meaning hold down a job and pay your bills without assistance), I have absolutely no problem with you. I'll treat you with the utmost respect unless given a reason to do otherwise.
The problem is that I have this growing resentment. I resent that I worked my ass off to conform to mainstream society's standards. I went to college, even graduate school. I got a job and an apartment afterwards. Now, all I see is able-bodied people getting their apartments, food, babies, medical benefits, and bills paid for. And I can't even afford to buy a house and am sickened by the prospect of sending my children to public school.
I stopped a M/1/19 a few weeks ago. As far as I could tell, he had no physical or mental deficiencies that would prohibit him from working. So, I asked, "Why don't you have a job?" His reply, "'Cause I can't find one I want." Now, if only we could all be so fortunate to have 20 or 30 years to mull over life's complexities while getting everything paid for. Maybe then, I'd be able to afford the Lincoln Navigator and satellite tv that I so often see in public housing units.
With that being said, my resentment is directed toward a government that allows a perpetual cycle of dependence. You have to admit that the people "caught in this cycle" maybe, just maybe fulfill certain stereotypes. - DaleyforMCCguest said...
If you're resentful now, just wait until you have to go into a house that is being paid for with goverment assistance. They are no longer required to rent under the old section 8 program, but they may purchase a home and the payments may be used to pay the morgage.
If you have never read Atlas Shrugged, you may want to. It looks like a road map for this country. - said...
Why did that copper live in ghetto. Hes asking for trouble but thinking again do I want mule coppers living in 016?
- said...
Why did that copper live in ghetto. Hes asking for trouble but thinking again do I want mule coppers living in 016?
Just like I dont want any white redneck cracker son of a bitches living in 003 - said...
You people are really becoming more and more ignorant everyday. One of our own was just the victim of a very violent crime and he stepped up to the plate and did the right thing by shooting these mopes.
Now you want to question where he lives and then respond with more racial banter about not wanting him living in 016 next to you.
I'd take this officer as a neighbor before you.
Stay safe.
A M/2 - said...
Mule cop--FUCK YOU--Next time you're getting your ass kicked and a black copper shows up to help your sorry ass i hope you call him a mule to his face...never mind you're probably a house mouse; pussy!