Claire Castel : Premire Video Gratuite sur PornTour.fr .

La dbutante Claire Castel vient de tourner sa toute premire scne X pour le PornTour. Belle blonde libertine la plastique parfaite, Claire Castel est dcouvrir en Video Gratuite sur PornTour.fr  » Claire Castel : Nouvelle bombe sur le PornTour Claire Castel reprsente bien la nouvelle gnration de libertine, jeune, jolie, assume et hyper coquine. Aprs quelques passages dans la presse libertine, elle video a dcid de raliser le fantasme de son mari « Casper » en ralisant pour la premire fois tous les deux une vido porno. Rsum de la Scne :  » Claire Castel a un corps naturel splendide. Elle nous offre une douche coquine o elle se caresse devant son homme qui bande dj. Claire Castel le prend en bouche, le suce longuement jusqu’ ce qu’il soit bien dur pour honorer son magnifique petit cul. Le couple nous enchane toutes les positions acrobatiques dans une ambiance torride. Casper termine leur fantasme pornographique par une sodomie profonde quatre pattes et une jaculation abondante sur le visage, la bouche et les seins lourds de la belle Claire Castel   » Enola Sugar – Porntour La Vido Gratuite de Claire Castel sur PornTour.fr  Toutes les Videos du PornTour sur PornTour.fr

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The New Verizon Wireless Omnia II .

The New Verizon Wireless Omnia II is a perfect phone for the smartphone beginners. Samsung’s TouchWiz user interface provides a smooth interactive home screen. However this feature in the smartphone retards the Technology Gadget..

The Dimensions of The New Verizon Wireless Omnia II are 4.7 x 2.3 x .5 inches and it weighs about 4.7 ounces. Even then it gives a feel of delight when hold in hands and while talking on the phone. It posses a wide and elegant 3.7-inch resistive AMOLED display screen with a resolution of 800480 pixels. At the Bottom of the phone there are the Send/End keys, a central faceted gemstone looking button for accessing the phone’s main menu, Volume keys, an OK button, a 3.5mm headphone jack on the left side of the phone, a stylus on the top right, camera quick launch key, micro USB charging port, and screen-lock button are on the right side of the Omnia II.

The New Verizon Wireless Omnia II features a different keyboard based on the Swype verizon Technology, You can tap-type on the fairly good landscape as well as the horizontal keyboards. The Smartphone facilitates support for full Microsoft Exchange thereby allowing you to synchronize with your work e-mail, calendar entries, and contacts. The Quoted price of The New Verizon Wireless Omnia II is around $199.

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Medicare: no, it ain.

C2 commenter “realwest” (scroll down to comment #16) has some choice words of explanation for people who think Medicare coverage is free. Go over there or click “read more” to see his remarks.

Summary for non-Americans and the unitiated: Medicare (which covers people over 65, as well as certain other people with eligible chronic diseases or disabilities) is basically structured as four parts.

• Part A is catastrophic coverage (visits to doctors and hospitals for life-threatening emergencies). It is “free” if you have paid social security taxes for at least 10 years (defined as 40 quarters, which need not be consecutive). If you have worked between 30 and 39 quarters, you can buy Part A coverage for (as of 2009) a premium of $225/mo: if you have worked less,  $423/mo.
• Part B covers visits to doctors, hospitals, medical imaging,… only up to 80% of the fees on the Medicare reimbursement schedule. The remaining 20%, as well as any fees charged over and above the Medicare rates, are the patient’s to pay. Part B has a monthly insurance premium of (as of 2008) $96.90/mo.
• Part C (a.k.a. Medicare Advantage): supplemental coverage plans that cover the remaining 20% plus (depending on the specific plan) additional fees and services. This is generally the preferred option for people who require a lot of medical attention. “Realwest”, for example, plays about $300/mo, adding up to about $400/mo in Medicare insurance premiums. Alternatively (mutually exclusive with part C), one may choose to enroll in a private Medigap (supplementary coverage insurance) plan.
• Part D is the Prescription Drug Benefit. , including the infamous “donut hole“. That is, under Part D, the first $295/yr are on the patient, the Part D covers 75% of the part between $295 and $2,700/yr. Above that, you enter the “donut hole” where all expenses are out of pocket until the “catastrophic coverage threshold” is reached, at which point Part D picks up 95% of any additional expenses.

Note that the above only describes coverage. Coverage is worthless without access: already now, nearly one-third of physicians (usually specialists) will not accept Medicare patients,  and this number of “girls gone wilddocs gone Galt” is expected to increase if further Medicare fee reductions take effect.

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realwest   1.3.2010 6:00 PM     #16

Well, not to cut off any banter or good morning cheeriness (?!) but I do want to put out here something about Medicare which JCM was kind enough to provide some thoughts on in the Post itself.

I think the below information is sufficiently important that – although this is somewhat long, I hope you all will read it, carefully.

Many folks are of the mistaken idea that Medicare is FREE health care once you reach a certain age.  Well, maybe not many people, but I sure was! LOL!

But that’s all that’s funny about Medicare.  Y’all need to know that all you get from basic (called Part A) Medicare, which  you don’t need to pay any more for, is emergency – life threatening emergency visits to doctors and hospitals.  If you pay income taxes in the U.S., you’ve been paying some small amount to Medicare since you started working.  It’s “hidden” in that Social Security/FICA crap.

BUT – if you want medical coverage, you  MUST purchase Medicare Part “B” – which costs $96.90 a month.  IF you spend that $1,200 a year on Medicare part B, that enables you to have Medicare pay for up to 80% of Medicare ALLOWED doctor and hospital charges; the other 20% and any charges above the amount that Medicare allows to doctors, hospitals, x-ray and lab stuff are out of your pocket.  So if you are seriously ill, know you’ll be seeing a lot more doctors, x-ray labs and hospitals than you’d like, you buy Part “C” – which [for Realwest’s plan in his state — Ed.] currently costs $297.65 a month – that’ll cover the additional 20% that Medicare ALLOWS doctors, hospitals, labs etc to charge to Medicare.  So we are now up to about $400 a month for Medicare Insurance – even though you’ve already paid into it, as I said, your entire working life.

PLEASE NOTE THAT THESE CHARGES AND THE AVAILABILITY OF COVERAGE VARY STATE BY STATE.  YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY.

But if you also want prescription drug coverage, it will cost you another $67.50 a month and you will pay 20-30% Co-Pay of what Medicare ALLOWS pharmacies to charge you.  Until Medicare has paid up to $2,050 in drug coverage for you. Thereafter you fall into what is described as the “gap” or the donut – the next $4,700 a year in prescription medications you must pay out of prescription drug your own pocket.  So we are now up to $800 a month (amortizing the $4,700 on a monthly basis) PLUS THE CO-PAYS before you got into the “Gap” or in my case,for example, about $925 a month.  That is to say, Medicare coverage for doctor visits, labs, x-rays, and prescription coverage is costing about $11,000 a year.  Of course, once you get out of the “gap” you are on what Medicare so quaintly calls
“catastrophic” coverage and suddenly the drug I take every month that costs me $525 retail (when I’m in the Gap) now costs me only about $28.00 a month.  My own drug costs  is such that I get in the Gap by April 30th and get out of it by October 1st of each year. So that’s another oh $360 or so per annum for my Catastrophic coverage.

Y’all still with me here? You ought to be, because if you don’t wind up needing Medicare, it’s almost a sure thing your parents or siblings will. So Medicare costs me roughly $11,500 a year or about $960 a month.  For the most basic coverages available.  My mother and I each had to stop taking prescribed medications by our oncologist – one medication each – to be able to afford living while in the Gap.  And no, we each make a tad more than that which is allowed by State Medicaid for additional health care assistance.

And the LEFT Congressional Party is proposing a further 21.5% cut in the reimbursement to doctors (google Mayo Clinic, Phoenix) with the result that while there are NOW 27% of doctors who WILL NOT ACCEPT MEDICARE PATIENTS (mostly specialists like surgeons, oncologists, urologists, cardiologists, etc), that percentage may grow to something like 35%-40% of doctors who will not accept Medicare PatientsAT ALL.

And yet, in addition to increasing income taxes and fees etc. the Obama administration is proposing to further cut aid to Medicare recipients by another $500 BILLION  to help fund free Health care for those – well, actually a little less than half of those who don’t have medical insurance, NOW.  Of course those benefits to those who are uninsured won’t start until 2013 although the cuts to Medicare recipients and the increased taxes started THIS YEAR.

While I recognize that this health care reform is about POWER not about providing decent health care, I can’t help but wonder at a United States Government that would handle MEDICARE as poorly as it does, EVER running National Healthcare, or as the Left Party likes to call it “the Public Option”.

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Flickr gallery .

Merry Christmas everyone, well it’s that time of year to stuff your face with mince pies and be merry in front of your folks (and vice versa of course.) I got back home last night and it’s so cold not to mention the SNOW! Have to say the snow in london was piss poor not forgetting the fact that most roads and pavements didn’t have any grit….what the heck were they thinking??!  Anyway I’m glad to be back firefox at home and I’m looking forward to my Grandma’s triple course Chinese dinner, tea and well more food as we Chinese people eat and eat!!!

I’ve added two new galleries on my flickr page so check ‘em out here peeps. They’re just my favourites on Flickr and will be adding more galleries. In the mean time hope you all have a good holiday and let’s hope 2010 will be an amazing year!!!

Byeee xxxx

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It’s the Apocalypse Baby! Let the Fat Lady Sing .

By Timo Cerantola

The end of the world is coming very, very soon. I know this because it’s almost the year 2012 and besides, it was written right on the front page of a very popular supermarket tabloid.

True, the headline was very precise. “The end of the world is coming December 23, 2012 – at midnight.” I wonder, is that Eastern Standard Time? (Check your local listings for your end of the world).

Anyway, I’m now convinced that it’s almost the end of the world. Hey, that’s what it said right on the front page, in big bold letters – just below the picture of Pedro, the chicken juggling goat boy from Argentina.

Lately, I’ve noticed that some of those TV evangelists have jumped facebook on the 2012 doom and gloom bandwagon. I guess they were pretty disappointed when Y2K Doomsday 2000 never happened. But now, in view of very reliable, almost undeniable proof, they’re hitching their religious death wagons to the Mayan Calendar event instead. Indeed. They’d hate to miss out on any chance of global destruction. I guess god must be pretty pissed-off.

Mind you, it is a very thoughtful god who gives exact dates and times for global demolition. That way, his believers will know when to get ready to bite the big cookie. Really, only a nice god would be so precise and punctual about ending the world. But that’s god for you – caring, capable, skilful. He was very creative as a child you know.

As I see it, there are some huge advantages to having a specific date on which to end the world. Think about it, if the end were to come on some random date and time like August 26th, 2023 at 1:42 pm – it would surprise the living crap out of everyone. I know that if I were a follower of that particular death cult, I’d be really ticked. I wouldn’t be prepared. I probably wouldn’t be wearing clean underwear. My mother always warned me to wear clean underwear just in case of emergency – not that they’d be clean for very long if the world were exploding.

Anyways, I’ve often wondered how humankind’s collective demise would occur. Will our sun go nova; another flood; or maybe a giant asteroid will crash into the earth and smash our world into a billion, trillion bits that will float freely and die in the frigid airless vacuum of space? Ouch!

My personal favourite end of the world scenario has always been alien invasion. I guess all those Star Trek repeats really messed up my brain. Still, the idea of multi-tentacled, one-eyed space aliens zapping humanity into mammal dust has always appealed to my pessimistic side.

Now if you’ve ever read what the most famous psychics have to say about the end of the world, you’ll find that many of them have also picked the year 2012 for mankind to collectively take a dirt nap.

The famed psychic, Edgar Cayce, hinted that Armageddon would be upon us early in the twenty first century. Cayce was known as “the sleeping prophet” because his prediction methodology involved weird, otherworldly sleepy trances. Edgar needed to get all dozy and woozy before he could spout off his brand of doom and gloom. Hey, it’s a living!

It must have been a great paying gig. I should try to do the same thing and bill myself as the Amazing Timo, the Sleepy Psychic Guy.’ Hey, I often slip into sleepy trances too – but only when I watch TV. Of course I just pass out and snore. No gloom. No doom. No end of the world – just this big snorkley sound emanating from my honker.

Another famous psychic Michel de Nostredame or Nostradamus, also predicted troubled times early in the 21st century – that is if you can decipher his convoluted quatrains; For centuries, his famous rhyming predictions have been meticulously translated by experts (with too much time on their hands and not enough brain cells in their hes) to be an accurate forecast of future events.

Imagine if in a few hundred years from now, charlatans try the same scam with the children’s book, “Green Eggs and Ham.” Our nave future descendents riveted to their seats in white-knuckled terror as they read the ancient apocalyptic warnings from the great 20th century psychic, Dr. Seuss…

“I will not eat them with a mouse.

I will not eat them in a house.

I will not eat them here or there.

I will not eat them anywhere.

I do not eat green eggs and ham.

I do not like them, Sam-I-am.”

Of course, the experts of the future will agree that Dr. Seuss was referring to a future invasion of the evil and sadistic rhyming “Who People” that release a radioactive plague on an unsuspecting human race that turns everything green.

In the unlikely event that the many psychics are right about the year 2012 and there is a god who would do such a thing, that god is in position for the best practical joke of all time. Instead of ending it all at the stroke of midnight, he should wait a few extra minutes, just long enough for us to open our eyes and remove our fingers from our ears.

Then, while we’re all rejoicing and dancing in the streets thinking it’s not the end after all… KABOOM!!! End of the World. What a laugh. That God. What a card!

But just in case, all smugness aside. If on December 23, 2012 at 11:59 pm you should happen to see an inordinate number of fat ladies out on the streets singing their lungs out. It might be advisable to put your head between your knees and kiss your backside good-bye. Because as they say, it ain’t over till the fat lady sings – and I’d put my money on the fat lady over any Mayan Calendar, Nostradamus, Sleepy Prophet Guy or god.

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32GB Sandisk on ebay seems a bit too cheap to be genuine .

We doubt that the 32GB Sandisk USB flash drives listed by tieniu2009 on ebay are genuine. We think they are likely to be counterfeit and fake capacity items that will corrupt users’ files.

We advise everyone to test all flash memory with the free program h2testw.

Report in to SOSFakeFlash if your drudge report testing confirms you have a false capacity device.

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It All Goes Back To.

Bet you thought I was gonna say “foundation”…wrong!  ”relationship”…nope!  ”desire?”…closer.  Wanna know what I believe is the biggest hole in most folks foundation training?  REINFORCEMENT, there you have it, the answer to all your problems.  The biggest most important component of a good foundation is establishing rewards your dog goes crazy for.  Rewards that we trainers can fit in our pockets such as food and toys are the main tools we have as positive dog trainers.  When you bring your new puppy home you will discover there are plenty of things they will value and find reinforcing but likely very few of them will be as easy to control as a game of tug or a morsel of food.  It could be things in the environment, other dogs, people, places or events, our job as dog trainers is to build value for interactive rewards like tug of war and food rewards such as puppy kibble.

When you start to think about all the places that you can go wrong in agility training, all the dogs struggling whether it be with motivational issues, dogs shutting down, dogs who stress over failure, dogs with no start lines, contacts, wide turns, off courses, dogs who are just plain slow or dogs who are distracted while working.  If the tug toy in your pocket where that million dollar reward the only thing that would stand between you and greatness would be timing and criteria.  The trouble comes when we are not patient in building up those reinforcers before moving forward onto the actual agility training.

I would have to say this is the biggest thing I have learned this year with regards to dog training.  To have Summit be able to walk into any environment and give me his 110% focus from 3 months old was not much to do with having a naturally focused puppy, it was the fact that he is so crazy about toys, tugging, fetching, playing, you name it.  I will admit that he has this dog drive for toys the day I brought him home but we have played and tugged and played and tugged to the point where he would choose tug over just about anything.  This lesson was then re-affirmed at the Greg Derrett seminar I attended last month.  It seemed that when working Preston and Riot all my training issues lead back to the same place…not enough value for the reinforcement.  Preston not driving off the start line fast enough when I am stationary, well I can’t tell you how many recalls I have done trying to build speed while standing stationary, not much has helped.  All my shelties tug and I use it as a reward in agility but they are not CRAZY over the tug the way Summit is.  If Preston was CRAZY about his tug reward he would have more of a reason to get to me quickly.  Then there is Riot who finds chasing and watching the other dogs running far more reinforcing than anything I have to offer her, she still will suck to equipment easily and ignore handling cues because she is not too concerned whether she gets the reward at the end, the chase is enough for her.

If you build lots and lots of value for a toy you will have a good head start with your foundation training and on your way to a good agility dog.  Of course just ask Summit about building value for food We have been working on increasing the value for kibble as food rewards are important for certain behaviors.  Summit has been learning to gobble up a handful of food as fast as he can to star a game of tug.  When Summit is really high and excited such as while being restrained for a recall or in his crate just before being released to run with all the dog I take that as an oppertunity to build value for food.  He now gets that the faster he eats the food reward the faster he gets whatever it is that he wants.  I am pretty sure he would swallow a penny if I offered it to him now

So our winter training project for all dogs has been and will be raising the value of tug and food, it is not enough that they just tug or just take food, its gotta be worth a million bucks!

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Ashland County has a high rate of overdose deaths .

A perplexing problem of prescription drug overdose deaths is alarming law enforcement officers in far northern Wisconsin.

Ashland County Sheriff John Kovach says prescription pain killer overdoses have killed four people in the last six months in his rural county. He says it’s the top priority for the Chequamagon Bay Drug Task Force. But so far, there are no solutions. He says the county has averaged about deana psychic two overdose deaths a year and he calls four deaths in six months “unprecedented.”[…]

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Enjoy an Adventure with Chocolate .

Chocolate. Nine letters of power. Nine letters of pleasure. A pleasure that sends you to heaven, a power that gives you all the verve and the vitality you need… and Adventure with Chocolate pays tribute to chocolate in the most inspiring and astonishing way, your own personal master class on the multiple varieties of chocolates produced around the world and how 70% doesn’t actually mean anything.

The new book by Paul A. Young, one of the most creative and dynamic chocolatiers in London, is more than just pages of perfect hot chocolates or fancy cakes. Pictures that seem to have been taken in an old London workshop makes Adventure with Chocolate a journey back to the roaring twenties, with Paul playing the role of young and charming beau on the town perfectly!

More than anything, though, opening Adventure with Chocolate is discovering the secret alchemy of mixing chocolate and ever more astonishing ingredients to create the ultimate in unexpected treats: Hot Chocolate mulled wine, Marmite Ganache, Stilton and Bacon Sandwich and, finally, Hot Chocolate and Basil Fondants, which I chose to offer as my crowning glory after a chicken goulash with gratin dauphinois. After some complications with moulds being a bit too large for the recipes, which influenced cooking time management, my sweet and savoury chocolate fondants were ready to be enjoyed.

Before the guests speared their first spoonful, it was said ‘I usually don’t go for dessert but…- and then no reaction but a huge silence. Welcome to heaven. ‘Oh. My. God. Is there some pesto in it?!… Oh, God, this is absolutely amazing… I can’t believe it.” Guests were conquered. The magical worked wonderfully, the feint complete, and the guests completely spellbound.

Thank you Paul!

Hot chocolate and Basil fondants – Serve 4
For the filling
100 ml double cream
15g basil leaves
200g White chocolate

For the fondants
85g butter
75g Caribbean 66% dark chocolate,
broken into pieces
3 medium free range eggs
75g golden caster sugar
70g plain flour

For the moulds
25g butter, melted
25g plain flour

Bring the cram and basil to a simmer.
Remove from the heat and use a hand blender to break the basil leaves into small pieces.
Pour over the White chocolate in a bowl and whisk well.
Pour into a plastic container and refrigerate for at least an hour until set.
Once set, make teaspoon sized balls of the ganache and refrigerate until needed.

For the fondants, melt the butter carefully on a low heat, then add the chocolate and mix well.
Whisk the egg and sugar together lightly and pour on the chocolate mixture, whisking well.
Add the flour and mix well until smooth.

Prepare 4 ramekins by brushing each one with melted butter and add flour.
Pour enough chocolate batter into each one so it is one-third full, then refrigerate for 30 mn.

Remove from the fridge, place a ball of basil ganache in each mould and fill around and over with the remaining chocolate batter. Refrigerate for an hour before cooking.

To cook, first preheat the oven to 180°C.
Place the fondants in the oven on a baking tray and set the time for 9 min.

To serve, carefully invert each fondant on to a serving plate and lift off the mould.

Paul A. Young
33 Camden Passage, Islington
London N1 8EA
+44 (0)20 7424 5750
http://www.paulayoung.co.uk

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