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I must have seen this video a hundred times over the years. Still the best.
I love the feel of a cockhead hitting the back of my throat and the feel of the seed shooting straight down into my tummy. I love the sounds of a man when he is about to cum and he realizes his cock has completely disappeared.
Tina, you must be a great lover.
Just trying to picture you Tina.
Yes I know what you mean, as soon as he cums, right before he looks down, cut his cock off and watch the surprise
Love your attitude!
OMG how do she does that?! I'm takin notes.
would love my dick between them tits
Give this woman an award.
I want that...
aaaaaaaaaaaand yes!... This video just ruined my sexual life.
It's a shame that she's the best woman to suck by far, but she aint really a porn star. She's an amateur, she could've made millions doing real shit :D
i would have been reaching down and squeezing her nice tits while she sucked my load…fucking hot
Props for the dude being able to take an epic BJ like that standing up. I couldn't, that shit would bring me to my knees.
That has to be one of the greatist feelings EVER to cum like that down her throat!
Heather makes the difference with the other women in this business. She does so with love, love for her husband. You could see in his eyes.
Luckiest man alive!!
God I wish I could suck cock as good as she can and I wish I had a big cock like that to suck
Take notes ladys, this is THE blowjob.
Watched tons of porn videos and i still think this is world's best blowjob!!
She is one fantastic lady /././
i also please
it's the best of all time
Best deep throught ever!!!
He has a really big cock! LOL
When are you going to sit on my face x
There are so many better looking women who suck just as good cock, it's beyond me why you guys put this girl on a pedestal.
Bet you've never came close to a woman that attractive, let alone had a bj as good! ~LOL~
name a few then
would be nice to wake up like that in the morning i really need it
she fails big time!!!! idiots.....
I love to deep throat
how you do this? i wanna do it also!!!
every man's dream
All you little kids saying "my wife is better" if she was you wouldn't be watching porn you incompetent dipshits
what about Holly Miachles
10 years old video, still good. Where is she now?
fuck me
unbelievable! the original, the best.
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que buena chupada de pija!
Well, my honest opinion: Known her for quite a while. Her Deep Throating is nothing special OR just not appealing to me, although I've enjoyed other Deep Throats (both watching) sadly ;), she looks average so is the general quality.
You're either a lier, or asexual.
Is that a scanner?
Like a BOSS!!!!
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U have no idea what I'd pay to have suck me off!!!!!!!!!
ill probably pay.money for that type of blow job
Heather might give the best blowjobs in the history of the art, not just in the history of porn. But even she could use some tweaking. She shouldn't have stopped gently stroking his balls when she went in for the full deepthroat. She should have kept that up along with the serious focus on his dick with her mouth. And, yes, even though this is perhaps among the top ten best 1:19 in all of porn, it is a little too fast to enjoy a good wanking.
Jim is the luckiest guy on the planet! imagine having a wife that gives head that AMAZING & not to mention she loves it so much she gives him head like a dozen times a day! that would RULE!
lucky guy . ..
yes please
Do you ssspeak frenche
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I love how she has this innocent girl-next-door look while deep throating a massive cock. Oh, Heather.
heather gives the best head in the world. change my mind
Too bad she retired. Most awesome cock sucker ever!
Wondering if she still throatjobbing like that.
The best cock suckers are the girls that Truly LOVE sucking cock. Hearher's the best since Vanessa Del Rio. It's a Shame she'll never suck Mine!!! I'll refer her to women I love!!! Thx Heather :-)
She's great
The perfect wife!
My god, this guy is the luckiest guy in the world! Jesus how did he last as long as he did is beyond me.
0:30, omg
There is never a doubt, Heather gives the best BJ ever, all the time. I would like to meet her in person.
Best video ever
what a great cock sucker and cum eater
This girl is WAY over-rated
so good this girl
Stomach injection. Good.
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She's a cock sucking machine
i'd give a year of my life for this bj
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ONE IN A BILLION WOMAN!!! Technically there 7 of those in this planet... lucky guys.
Just love stroking my cock and cumming over Heather. Best pornstar
Damn she actually beta sash grey lmao
she felt all the cum down her throat Amazing !
....and the icing on the cake is that she loves anal too.
no words needed...
Best blow job, especially the deep throat cum shot.
game..set..match...best blowjob ever for that dude...a dream of many...wow...
This girl has a little cult following of desperate men. There are plenty of porn chicks who suck great dick and look much better
Heather, the best deepthroater/blow jobs of all time. My favorite pornstar, over 10 years later and I pull and cum with pure ease. Wish you were still performing her priceless shows.
Nice cock and testicle , she has a nice breast
What a lucky guy having Heather suck his cock. Where can I find her to suck my cock like that and me blow a load that hard.
thursday i'm going to my brother-in-law to suck him off last time his wife used his face while i took his whole cock and swallowed as she watched. best times
wish you were still providing videos for youporn. it is so nice watching you please that big cock. I would love to eat you while you are throating that sweet dick
Heather Harmon... Still the best.
soooo goooood
Poof! Cock disappears!
I love you heather Brookes you are a sex godders
Heathr brooke, stil has the bes blow job!
the best quickie blowjob I've EVER seen!!! Wish that was my cock
Deep throat...
Now those are SKILLS!
Cute but, Not the deepest throat, Not the best blow jobs, Just a cute woman with some skill. Try: Hon, Sasha Grey, London Keys,, Amber Blank, Lyla Storm, Amber Rain Angel, Long, Betty.Marcia Hase, Maya Hills, Luna, Jandi lin. Hundreds more better than Heather brooks! Oh! Kandance Kavelli, Melissa ( Asiandeepthroat.com), Mahogany Bliss and Annette Schwartz ( deepthroated Jack Napier)
You can't be serious? None of these girls have shit on what Heather Brooke can do with a cock.
she is by far the best
For some reason,mi never tire of watching this wonderful woman giving head. She is so into it, caring and giving. This is a blow job perfection all the way. They should all learn from her. Beautiful face and a mouth of pleasure. What a way to get off.
Woooo THE dream!
She got it
I concur.
This women is in a class by herself!
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Posted 24 April 2009 - 12:20 AM
Do you now the resolution of the screen?
Posted 24 April 2009 - 12:34 AM
As for the heart monitor I quit using that after 20 dives or so, I really couldn't see the point of its use although it was interesting to note that my heart rate fell consistantly throughout the dives usually starting around 84 bpm and decreasing to 74 after about an hour. My resting rate is about 62 - 65 bpm.
Posted 24 April 2009 - 06:51 AM
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Posted 13 May 2009 - 06:12 AM
Don't let the 3 batteries influence your decision. The batteries are easily managed.
Firstly, the one in the heart monitor lasts "forever" and is not critical anyway. It will last for 2,500 hours of use and switches off as soon as it is dry. You'll probably buy a new computer before this battery dies. If not, just buy a new Polar heart monitor or dive without it. For most recreational diving, the heart monitor is not essential.
Secondly, the battery in both the computer and tank transmitter are user replaceable and reasonably easy to purchase in most large cities. I keep a spare for each in my little toolkit. They can be changed in a few minutes, as long as you know how to clean and grease an O-ring.
Thirdly, both batteries are monitored by the dive computer and the PC interface and you are given plenty of warning when they need replacing.
So, the worse case scenario, is a battery going from good to bad during a dive. That situation is not likely. But, if it happened, you would do an immediate slow ascent and an extended safety stop. Then get out of the water and replace the batteries.
So, the "battery issue" is easily managed with the normal due care and attention that you put into all your dive gear and procedures.
Posted 13 May 2009 - 06:23 AM
When you do the service and Clean/replace o-ring what grease did you choose to use?
I was curious if it was a silicone compound or a fluorinated grease.
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Posted 06 July 2009 - 05:50 PM
jTrak was a poor country cousin to SmartTrak anyway. I wouldn't bother, personally.
I just bought the Galileo Terra. The manual and Scubapro website reference only Windows in order to download their Smart Trak software, and I have a Mac. We went to the Apple website which showa a "J trak" download for the Uwatec dive computer. Can anyone tell me if I am on the right trak? ( pun intended?) I can't believe that the Subapro website makes no mention of a Mac download.
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Posted 06 July 2009 - 06:51 PM
Well this is unhappy news. Thanks for the information, unpleasant though it is. I left Windows and PC's 4 years ago, and have no desire to return. Scubapro sure doesn't mention " for PC users only" when they're extolling the features of Galileo on their websites.
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Posted 06 July 2009 - 08:22 PM
I wouldn't mind a copy of that. Is it posted anywhere, or does that version only come from SP direct?
I use JTrak with my sol. works fine. The PC version is a lot prettier, but JTack covers all the basics just fine.
Initially it wouldn't work with my sol. My dealer put me in touch with Scubapro's tech guy. He e-mailed me about 4 versions before they got it to work. Works fine ever since. This was about a year ago.
I've got the PC version on one of my computers that can boot in windozes. Since they got JTrak working I haven't bothered with it though.
Posted 06 July 2009 - 08:44 PM
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See if this works.
This is the guy that helped me out.
Posted 06 July 2009 - 11:22 PM
Alexander Mustard - www.amustard.com - www.magic-filters.com
Nikon D5 (Subal housing). Nikon D7200 (Subal housing). Olympus EPL-5 (Nauticam housing).
Posted 07 July 2009 - 01:37 AM
Bit off topic regarding the latest discussion - but an update on my experience.
I got my Galileo at the end of November, so I have had it for a little over 6 months. In that time I have done 197 dives with it. On my last trip the battery started to show one bar less than full. Does anyone have any tips on when it might need replacing? As we know from cameras - sometimes when batteries start to go sometimes they last for ages, other times die quickly.
My wireless transmitted died en route to the Red Sea for my last trip. I suspect damage in transit. Annoyingly it worked at the Scubapro diving day the week before and was dead from day 1 of a two week trip in Egypt. I was able to pick up other people's transmitters - so I suspect damage. Tried changing it to the other HP port on my MK25T, as a friend who had one that stopped working found it was the high pressure port that was blocked. I was able to borrow a contents gauge, though.
We've got the Scottish Scubapro day this weekend - so I'll get it looked at and report what the fault was.
Posted 07 July 2009 - 12:08 PM
jTrak IS quite primitive. Thus my recommendation to use SmartTrak. The "latest versions" are just bug fixes and compatibility patches for the new computer, not entire re-writes adding new features. I suspect if Mr. Shaw has a more current version, you might at least get your Sol settings window to properly work, but don't count on much else.
JTrak still seems quite primitive to me, and buggy. It looks like an app from the 1980s.
Two things don't work at all in JTrak for me.
1. I can not import my existing log data from SmartTrak. I exported it from SmartTrak in the TravelTrak format and then tried to import into JTrak (about 1500 dives). The import progress bar appeared but, it says "error - version not supported" even though I did an export from the latest version of SmartTrak.
2. The "dive computer settings" feature in Jtrak does not work with my Galileo Sol. It appears to connect OK but no settings window appears in JTrak.
I would love to get JTrak working properly so that I can throw away Windows XP. I will email Robert Shaw and see if he can help.
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I bought two sectional couches (they call them modular as you can arrange then in different configurations). They looked great and was exactly what I was looking for. I paid about $1450 for each couch. One month later the couches developed holes or sags in the cushions. Several of them to the point you would fall almost through the couch. I turned them over and look at the construction. You would not believe the level of shoddy construction. They use cheap foam with some kind of string/rope to support the foam. (No springs).
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When we asked a sales manager/design woman on the floor she checked in the system and stated that they show it in the ads but they did not get one to set up on their floor but it should have been there a long time ago and rambled on about something like the shipping from India or China may not have come in, and it could take another 12 weeks before they get them in. Well if they don't have the product in stock or store, why are they advertising it. I guess it's like the "We make our furniture from solid wood", yeah till you saw it in half and find out it's press board.
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA -- I bought a sofa, for $1260.00 dollars. Right after 1 year the sofa started to fall apart. I had also purchased an extended warranty which they refused to honor. I have called the store, and the warranty department and they refused to fix or replace the sofa. Do NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY. They do not stand behind their product.
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The popular marine park, which stopped using plastic bags in spring 2011, was an appropriate venue.
"That one change to our business operation resulted in a reduction of one million bags per year that would have ended up in a landfill or worse, in the ocean," said SeaWorld president John Reilly.
Elected officials, business and civic leaders and environmentalists gathered Aug. 29 to declare support for SB 405, a bill authored by state Sen. Alex Padilla (D-20th) to phase out single-use plastic bags in California, which is to be resubmitted in 2014.
Padilla said he was at the conference to deliver two messages.
"The first is a thank you to SeaWorld for leadership in voluntarily phasing out plastic bags, and the other is to call attention to our bill in Sacramento," he said.
Padilla noted more than 80 California cities and counties have voted to discontinue using plastic bags. But only one San Diego community, Solana Beach, has followed suit thus far.
Padilla said studies have shown only 3 percent of plastic bags get recycled. Where does the other 97 percent go?
"In the ocean, on the beach, in rivers and parks and our sewer systems to the tune of $25 million a year for government to try and collect and divert to landfills or recycle," said Padilla. "That's money that cities won't have to spend chasing plastic bags."
Dave Koontz of SeaWorld public relations and marine park staffer Jody Westberg were on hand Aug. 29 to demonstrate just how dangerous plastic trash ending up in the ocean really is to marine wildlife.
"We've seen firsthand the negative impacts plastic bags can have on the coastal ecosystem," Koontz said, noting sea turtles are particularly susceptible as they mistake plastic bags for jellyfish, which they ingest.
"We've actually had to remove the remains of plastic bags from inside them," Koontz said, adding other forms of plastic, including fishing lines and six-pack carriers, have also proved problematic for sea life.
Westberg showed up with an armful of plastic trash, including a lobster pot, fishing lines and netting, as well as other plastic items recovered from the ocean.
"We had a California sea lion in rehab that actually regurgitated plastic bags," Westberg said.
"It's not that there's a callous disregard that people are consciously polluting," said Koontz. "It's just this feeling that one little piece of trash is not going to amount to anything. But if you take and multiply all of this, it's very cumulative with a detrimental impact."
Nathan Weaver of Environment California, a statewide citizen-based environmental advocacy organization, said his group is taking the anti-plastic crusade to the streets.
"Plastic bags are one of the most common garbage items on California beaches," said Weaver. "The single best way to clean up plastic bags is simply not to use them."
Weaver said 10,000 San Diegans have signed a petition calling for a ban on plastic bags.
Weaver said Environment California is willing to work with the San Diego City Council to draft an anti-plastic ordinance that's "right for San Diego." He said the organization will do the same for other municipalities statewide.
Asked if it would be difficult to wean people from using plastic bags, Padilla said, "Local ordinances demonstrate that people adapt very quickly. If we make reusable or alternative bags to plastic available for free or low cost, people will use them."


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The Russians have played the Dutch even on both sides of the pitch through one half of play in Basel. While the score remains scoreless, there's been no shortage of excitement in front of both goals. After the jump enjoy more white chicks flashing signs, and eventually some actual commentary on the second half.
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• As expected Robie van Persie has been called up from the bench to begin the second half. The Dutch attack has been prolific in the first few minutes, but even another perfect set piece to Ruud couldn't get them on the board.
• Boulahrouz just picked up the game's first booking with a yellow card. He's been a bit chippy since being taken down early in the match.
• Boulahrouz, who is of course playing through personal tragedy, has been removed from the game in favor of Heitinga.
• Just moments later van Persie picks up a yellow of his own for a high elbow to a defender. Arshavin produced another beautiful free kick but it was inches wide.
• GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL, RUSKIES! Pavlyuchenko delivers once again for the Russians off of an easy cross. The Dutch defense has been caught flat footed and now they'll need some goals to result from their slick play.
• Now van der Vaart has joined the yellow club party, and Tommy Smyth is starting to frighten me.
• There are 30 minutes to play, but the commentators don't seem to be giving the Dutch much of a chance, which is pretty absurd.
• The Dutch have made another change with Afellay coming on for Engelaar.The young Berber should add some versatility to the Dutch attack.
• The two sides just exchanged fruitless corners.
• Ruud looks like he got away with an inadvertent hand ball, but play continues. The Dutch attackers are getting the ball with their backs to the goal, and they've been unable to turn and shoot. Another foul on the oranje ends the attack for now, and it looks as if Afellay is bleeding.
• Russia had another good look at goal, but De Jong intervened . The Golden Guus has gone to the bench, something the Dutch probably wish they could do.
• Ruud comes through with his patented "fall down near the area" maneuver to give the Dutch another chance to even things.
• And van Persie blows it. Just under 20 minutes left to play.
• Sneijder really needs to stop touching the ball, it just isn't working for him.
• If UEFA were run by David Stern the ref would be awarding a penalty kick any minute now.
• I would sooner put my nuts in a vice than watch the Jonas Brothers movie.
• It comes as little surprise that Smyth knows way too much about those guys.
• The Dutch are still losing, and Torbinski has come on for Guus's side.
• Sneijder rattled the advertisement behind the goal, not even close.
• The Russians are countering again, and they played around a bit too much in the box.
• The Dutch have earned another corner, eventually resulting in a wide attempt from Sneijder. Maybe it's time to give somebody else a shot at it. Meanwhile, Sneijder's lining up another set piece.
• GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! NETHERLANDS! Sneijder finally put a ball where it belongs and Ruud van Nistelroy headed it into the back of the netting. We're all tied at one, with four minutes remaining.
• Wow, Russia almost took the lead right back, but the dangerous cross was cleared.
• Ruud showed tremendous concentration on that goal, delivering the header while managing to keep his balance. We've got just two minutes of injury time to play before heading into the extra frames.
• Kolodin is off! The Russian has just picked up his second yellow of the match.
• Well apparently not, the ref has changed his mind, and the replay vindicates him. I'm just not sure why he pulled it to begin with.
• We've got another 30 minutes of extra time coming up in a few moments, and I'll be back with a fresh post.


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Novedge Webinar 189
NVIDIA Quadro VCA For More Rendering Power
Recorded on Mar 2, 2016
What it's About
This webinar will focus on how NVIDIA Quadro VCA can accelerate all of your design and VFX workflows. Learn about Quadro VCA`s features and benefits, see photorealistic results, hear about customer success stories and find out how you can access the latest assets and sign up for GTC 2016 sessions.
The webinar is free and lasts about one hour, including the Q&A session.
Who is Presenting the Webinar
Steve Harpster is a Solution Architect for North and South America and has been with NVIDIA for 13 years. Prior to joining NVIDIA, Steve was a Mechanical Design Engineer at Boeing Defense and Space group working on the B1, B2 and YF22 aircraft. Steve has also worked with many different Computer Aided Design (CAD) software VARs in the past. Steve received his BS in Mechanical Engineering at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and currently resides in Santa Barbara, CA.
Who Should Attend
This is intended for product/content designers and artists in the automotive, AEC and media & entertainment industries.
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TechDoba necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
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We are an IT Management and Software Consulting Company. In addition to our consulting services, we also provide software as a service solutions. So far our main presence is in the Pacific Northwest, and we are looking to attract more small to medium sized business with our products and solutions.
We love technology and strongly believe it is at the core of businesses today. At our roots, we are a conservative company who avoids risks where possible. We want our customers and future customers to believe that we are trustworthy, accountable, and flexible. We also don't want them to think that we are simply another technology start up, we are here for the long run.
Small to medium businesses who are small enough that they can't afford full time IT staff and would benefit from software created for other businesses with similar needs.
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Getting Started with iTextSharp
For the ASP.NET developers out there, if you need to generate PDF reports from your code, there is an open source library called iText# (iTextSharp) that is worth checking out. iTextSharp is a port of the Java iText library written entirely in C#. Source and binaries are available at http://sourceforge.net/projects/itextsharp/.
From what I've seen, it works well and only requires one .dll to be copied to your bin directory. Unfortunately, there is no documentation with the product, so I'll share some of the code I used for a proof of concept that should hopefully get you started.
Using Visual Studio 2005 or greater, or your favorite text editor, create a page with a label called Label1 and a button called Button1. You can skip the label if you want, as I just used it to dump exception output, but I do have it referenced in code. The example will work with any of the Express (free) versions of Visual Studio as well.
First of all, ensure your page has references to ITextSharp.text, ITextSharp.text.PDF, System.IO, and System.Text.
In Button1's Click event handler, add the following code. My comments appear within square brackets inside the code:
Dim doc As New iTextSharp.text.Document(PageSize.LETTER, 10, 10, 10, 10)
[Here is where you declare the page size and margins.]
Dim output As New MemoryStream()
[You can generate the output directly to a file, but, for demonstration purposes, I just used a MemoryStream object. Note that if you generate your output to a file, you will require write permission on the server in the directory where you want to place your PDF files, otherwise you will get a SecurityException.]
Dim logo As iTextSharp.text.Image
Dim bTest As Boolean
Dim par As Paragraph
Dim tbl As PdfPTable
Dim widths As Single() = {1.3, 1.3}
Dim bfHelvetica As BaseFont = BaseFont.CreateFont(BaseFont.HELVETICA, BaseFont.CP1252, False)
[I found the choices of fonts quite limiting, in contrast to the FPDF library I've used in PHP at www.whahof.com.]
Dim cb As PdfContentByte
Dim titleFont As iTextSharp.text.Font = New Font(bfHelvetica, 14, Font.BOLD, iTextSharp.text.BaseColor.BLACK)
Dim bodyFont As iTextSharp.text.Font = New Font(bfHelvetica, 10, Font.NORMAL, iTextSharp.text.BaseColor.BLACK)
Dim smallFont As iTextSharp.text.Font = New Font(bfHelvetica, 8, Font.NORMAL, iTextSharp.text.BaseColor.BLACK)
Label1.Text = String.Empty
Dim instance As PdfWriter = PdfWriter.GetInstance(doc, output)
Dim ev As New itsEvents
instance.PageEvent = ev
cb = instance.DirectContent
doc.AddAuthor("Curtis Walker")
doc.AddTitle("This is a test PDF")
[In your PDF, these values will appear under Document Properties. It's optional, but if you want to add a professional touch, it's a good idea.]
par = New Paragraph("Test paragraph", titleFont)
par.Alignment = 1 ' 1 is center, 0 is left, 2 is right
par = New Paragraph(" ", smallFont)
tbl = New PdfPTable(2) ' number of columns
tbl.WidthPercentage = 30
tbl.HorizontalAlignment = 1
tbl.DefaultCell.BorderWidthTop = 1
tbl.DefaultCell.BorderWidthLeft = 1
tbl.DefaultCell.BorderWidthRight = 1
tbl.DefaultCell.BorderWidthBottom = 0
[There is a "border" attribute, but I found that it just sets the top value, not all four values above.]
tbl.SpacingAfter = 0
tbl.SpacingBefore = 0
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test", bodyFont))
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test2", bodyFont))
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test3", bodyFont))
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test4", bodyFont))
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test5", bodyFont))
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test6", bodyFont))
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test7", bodyFont))
tbl.AddCell(New Phrase("test8", bodyFont))
logo = iTextSharp.text.Image.GetInstance(Server.MapPath("~/images/thrashers.jpg"))
[You can pick any image on your server.]
logo.SetAbsolutePosition(100, doc.PageSize.Height – 100)
[Strangely, the second value is distance from the bottom of the page, not the top. Setting the value to "0" puts it at the bottom.]
logo.ScaleAbsolute(100, 100)
bTest = doc.Add(logo)
par = New Paragraph("test item on second page", titleFont)
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf"
Response.AddHeader("Content-Disposition", "Output.pdf")
Catch ex As Exception
Label1.Text = ex.Message
End Try
After the page class, insert the following class that handles the page header and footer events.
Public Class itsEvents
Inherits PdfPageEventHelper
Private bfHelvetica As BaseFont = BaseFont.CreateFont(BaseFont.HELVETICA, BaseFont.CP1252, False)
Private smallFont As iTextSharp.text.Font = New Font(bfHelvetica, 8, Font.NORMAL, iTextSharp.text.BaseColor.BLACK)
Public Overrides Sub OnStartPage(ByVal writer As iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfWriter, ByVal document As iTextSharp.text.Document)
Dim cb As PdfContentByte
cb = writer.DirectContent
cb.SetFontAndSize(bfHelvetica, 8)
cb.SetTextMatrix(30, document.PageSize.Height – 30)
cb.ShowText("Test header on page " + writer.PageNumber.ToString)
cb.MoveTo(30, document.PageSize.Height – 35)
cb.LineTo(document.PageSize.Width – 40, document.PageSize.Height – 35)
End Sub
Public Overrides Sub OnEndPage(ByVal writer As iTextSharp.text.pdf.PdfWriter, ByVal document As iTextSharp.text.Document)
Dim cb As PdfContentByte
cb = writer.DirectContent
cb.SetFontAndSize(bfHelvetica, 8)
cb.SetTextMatrix(30, 30)
cb.ShowText("Test footer on page " + writer.PageNumber.ToString)
cb.MoveTo(30, 40)
cb.LineTo(document.PageSize.Width – 40, 40)
End Sub
End Class
You should be set to build your project and run the page. Click the button and you should get a PDF file coming up in your browser. Once I found the code, I found that it went pretty smoothly.
If you want to deploy the isharptext.dll and your code to a host on a shared plan, you may run into trouble. The pre-built .dll is strongly typed and though your code may have worked locally, you may get an error message about not allowing partially trusted callers.
After doing a little research, I found that all you have to do is recompile the source using Visual Studio 2005 and adding the following lines to assembly.cs:
using System.Security;
Using this rebuilt .dll, everything worked on my hosting provider just as it did locally under both IIS and the lightweight development Web Server provided with the .NET SDK that is most often installed with Visual Studio. For my example, click here.
I've just scratched the surface and there's a lot more to do with this library, but this code should get you started in generating PDF files from your .NET application or Web site.


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Darcy Winslow is a Senior Lecturer in the MIT Leadership Center at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Winslow has been a pioneer and an active practitioner of sustainability frameworks and principles, exploring and experimenting with the application of these to all aspects of business. She worked at Nike, Inc. for more than 20 years and held several senior management positions within the business. Most recently, Winslow served as general manager for Nike's Global Women's Fitness Business and as senior advisor to the Nike Foundation, which seeks to empower disadvantaged girls, ages 10 to 19 years, through poverty alleviation and creating economic livelihood opportunities. In 1999, Winslow spearheaded a major sustainability initiative at Nike to ensure that the creation of the world's most recognizable brand of athletic-wear was also the most socially responsible and environmentally friendly. Winslow and her team "inserted sustainability into the heart of what Nike does" with a series of real-world changes that instituted design, engineering, and production changes across the entire value chain.
As one of the foremost hands-on experts on the process of steering a large and successful company toward more environmental and financial sustainability, she speaks with passion about the innovative practices that can turn a company doing business-as-usual into a company that leads the way in corporate social responsibility. In her years at Nike, she led several company-wide initiatives, including a holistic business re-alignment effort within the Nike brand. Her dedicated work in sustainability was in part inspired by her early trips to Nike contract factories around the world, where she learned firsthand about the health of workers and the production practices that could be improved. As a result of her work and setting their 2020 goals in 1999, Nike is striving to eliminate all aspects of waste and harmful substances, and is working to ensure their products and materials are captured in closed loop systems.
A program director for Willamette University's Executive Development Sustainable Enterprise Program, Winslow's message is driven by the need to develop and implement more environmentally and socially sustainable business strategies across an organization. She is the founder of Designs for a Sustainable World Collective, LLC, a firm that focuses on the development of practical yet aggressive strategies for organizations to create and adopt more sustainable and ultimately regenerative business practices. Winslow recently participated in the 2009 Inspire Antarctic Expedition, hosted by British Petroleum and led by polar explorer, Robert Swan. She played a vital role in helping to shape the program activities and in bringing depth and experience to the dialogue regarding climate change and the growing vulnerability of natural resources and ecosystems. The expedition created a unique opportunity to engage climate scientists, business leaders, youth leaders, and polar experts to come together in unprecedented collaboration to better understand the roles we play as individual citizens, as members of corporations and universities, and as active community leaders. The lessons, stories, projects and images from this expedition are profound and transformational. She continues to work with Swan and his 2041 team on upcoming expeditions.
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CHICAGO, Ill. (July 9, 2013) – The Chicago Fire Soccer Club announced Tuesday that the club has loaned midfielder Alvaro "Flaco" Fernandez to Uruguayan side Club Nacional de Football. The 27-year-old Uruguayan World Cup veteran will join Nacional on loan through the remainder of the 2013 season. Per club and MLS policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Fernandez joined the Fire on July 27, 2012 from the Seattle Sounders FC. A member of the Uruguayan side that placed fourth in the 2010 World Cup, Fernandez scored two goals and added one assist for the Men in Red in 13 regular season appearances during his time in Chicago.
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I'm very new to this forum. I will give you background on me and my situation. I am a 30 year old mother of two. My oldest is 11 and I currently have a 4 week old.
My newborn has been a struggle to breastfeeding but blessings have been poured all over us
At birth she wouldn't latch or do anything at that matter. For the the first 36 hours she wouldn't eat..only slept. When she did wake up she wouldn't latch. I immediately had to pump in the hospital and cup feed my colostrum. (while she was sleeping) at birth she was 6:14 and she was born at 7:15 in the morning. By that evening she was 6:9. I was sooo desperate. She did take the milk via cup. By that morning she was 6:6 I had to supplement. They started testing her blood sugar thinking it was low because all she did was sleep.
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I attempted to try to bf her right before I got better and her favorite breast (left) she bruised so I took a nursing break from and only pumped. That breast used to yield the most and my right didn't. Now the tables have turned and the left barely yields an ounce while right yields 2-3 ounces. My pump supply looks low, but she's nurses well and she even nurses until she spits up and she's content. Not fussy...not crying. Her diapers are excellent.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court seemed skeptical Tuesday about government claims that it should be allowed more time to sue some fund executives for securities fraud.
The high court on Tuesday heard arguments from Gabelli Funds LLC executive Bruce Alpert and former executive Marc J. Gabelli, who say the Securities and Exchange Commission missed its chance to sue them for allegedly committing securities fraud by allowing a hedge fund to rapidly trade shares of a mutual fund.
Gabelli and Albert say a five-year statute of limitations started no later than 2002 when the action occurred. The SEC argued the clock didn't start until it discovered the practice in late 2003, which put the 2008 lawsuit within the time limit.
The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals agreed that the time limit starts with discovery of the practice.
But Gabelli and Albert's lawyers noted that government officials had never asserted the ability to stretch out the statute of limitations before this case. "The position that the SEC is taking now is a novel position that to our knowledge has not been taken by other regulators and hasn't been taken by the SEC until quite recently," Lewis J. Liman said.
Several justices agreed. "What's extraordinary is that the government has never asserted this, except in the 19th century, when it was rebuffed and repudiated its position. It isn't just that there are no cases against you. It's you've never — the government has never asserted it before," Justice Antonin Scalia said.
Justice Stephen Breyer noted any statute of limitation extension would affect more than just security cases. "It is a statute that applies to all government actions, which is a huge category across the board," said Breyer, who said extending the time limit could affect government enforcement actions involving Social Security, Veteran's Affairs and Medicare.
"It seems to me to have enormous consequences for the government suddenly to try to assert a quasi-criminal penalty and abolish the statute of limitations, I mean, in a vast set of cases," Breyer said.
And Justice Elena Kagan suggested that the only reason the government is trying to stretch back and go after Gabelli and Albert is because the New York attorney's general office got there first.
"The government had decided not to go after market timers," she said. "And it changed its decision when a state attorney general decided to do it, and it embarrassed them that they had made that enforcement priority decision, and then the government made a different enforcement priority decision."
Justice Department lawyer Jeffrey B. Wall said he didn't think that suggestion was fair. He also said he couldn't believe that lawmakers intended to create such an obvious loophole.
"I cannot imagine that the Congress, which allowed agencies to seek civil penalties ... would have thought that the only people who could get away without paying them are the ones who commit fraud or concealment and that remains hidden for five years," Wall said.
A decision is expected by summer.


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Juvenile justice: Treating minors as minorsEDITORIAL
March 28. 2014 11:59PM
Earlier this month the state House of Representatives voted 256-40 to approve House Bill 1624. It was a rare showing of strong bipartisan agreement, and for good reason. The bill would return New Hampshire to the common-sense practice of treating minors as minors in the state criminal justice system.
Under a state law passed in 1996 to go after drug mules from Massachusetts, New Hampshire classifies 17-year-olds as adults in the criminal justice system. The change did not make us safer. Instead, it threw 17-year-olds, even those who had committed petty crimes, into the adult correctional system, erasing for many of them any hope of rehabilitation and emblazoning their youthful offenses on their permanent records to haunt them for the rest of their lives.
A dozen years ago, there seemed to be a good chance that New Hampshire would undo the 1996 overreach. This newspaper editorialized in favor of the change. We reprint that editorial below to encourage the Senate to follow the House's lead so New Hampshire can renew its effort to save, rather than cast away, juveniles who might have a shot at redeeming their lives:
At age 17, a New Hampshire resident who breaks the law must be treated as an adult. However, a 17-year-old who does not break the law cannot be treated as an adult. This may not sound like a big deal, but it is very serious to the older juveniles who get caught up in the state's legal system.
Imagine a 17-year-old kid who is a really bad seed. He beat up his father, got arrested, and was sent to prison for a short time. If the judge ordered him to stay away from his victim, then he would be unable to go home. What now? He can't rent an apartment or buy a home because he can't legally sign a contract, he's still a juvenile. If he has no relatives or friends he can live with, he's out on the street.
Granted, scenarios such as this do not happen often. But they do happen. And they expose the big flaw in the state's policy of mandating that all 17-year-olds be treated as adults by the criminal justice system. This policy became law in 1996. Prior to that, when it was being debated in the Legislature, this newspaper supported it. But since then the law has created some serious problems, and we now think it makes more sense to return the age of majority in criminal proceedings to 18.
In the juvenile justice system, offenders get treatment and are assigned caseworkers. Yes, we know that treatment has no effect on large numbers of juvenile offenders. Some people are, to use a politically incorrect word, evil. Their misdeeds are not caused by psychological problems and cannot be cured by psychological treatment. They should be locked away from the rest of society. But significant numbers of juvenile offenders are just lashing out. The task of the juvenile justice system is to separate these two categories of offenders and treat each accordingly. The state's current law requiring all 17-year-olds to be treated as adults can prohibit this sorting from taking place in some cases.
Earlier this month, the House passed a bill that would switch the mandatory age of adulthood for criminals back to 18. Gov. Jeanne Shaheen has said she would sign the bill. The Senate should pass it.
The bill would still allow juveniles who commit certain heinous acts to be tried as adults.
All it would do is return the state's presumption of adulthood from 17 to 18, where it belongs.


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Razif Abdul Aziz of Cradle and MBAN shares his insights on Malaysia's startup scene
BEAM 1 Feb, 2017
The steady uptick we have seen in the past two years have been encouraging but we need more, and more critically, meaningful engagements between corporates and tech startups and not just an exercise in corporate vanity. Done right, they could be a precursor to more significant involvement by corporates, perhaps even in the form of investments which will bode well for the ecosystem;
Communities are one of the key intangibles that have driven hot beds of tech entrepreneurship in the US, UK and elsewhere in the world. This needs to be developed consciously and more effectively so we can reap the long-term benefits of self-reliance and sustainability;
A key exception here is the need for (small) grants at the very earliest stages of a tech startup's development where Government grants are still relevant and should continue. Beyond those early stages, private sector funds either in the form of angel investments or other forms of risk capital should be the leading source of funds. A move in this direction will put Malaysian tech startups on firmer footing earlier and force the ecosystem to embrace both the discipline and rigor required to produce quality across the board;
While good progress has been achieved since 2015 in this space, the angel investing community is still quite small and lacks diversity thereby limiting its impact. More angels from specialised sectors such as life sciences, women angels and a wider geographical distribution will help boost the startup space tremendously not only from the money they bring but also the expertise, experience and networks that are the hallmarks of this special breed of investor.
A recurring concern I have in my work at Cradle Fund and the Malaysian Business Angel Network (MBAN) is quite simply "Are these the best tech startups in their respective areas? Are there more out there? Who are we missing?" Cradle/MBAN only sees what is on our respective radar screens. I can only imagine the number of tech startups that we don't see because of the asymmetrical or imperfect nature of information that is available. We really need to work together better, remove boundaries and connect the different communities that exist within the ecosystem today to ensure the best and most innovative startups have the chance to emerge.
This article was first posted on LinkedIn