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A 12-year-old boy in north-west China had to undergo emergency surgery after inserting a 4-inch acupuncture needle into his penis. The teen in Xi'an, Shaanxi province was rushed to hospital on Friday early morning after his mother noticed he was having difficulty walking, according to local reports. The boy, nicknamed Xiaolong, later told his mother that he was trying to keep himself awake while doing his homework when he pushed the 11-centimetre (4.3-inch) needle up his urethra. A 12-year-old boy in north-west China's Shaanxi province had to undergo emergency surgery after inserting a 4-inch acupuncture needle into his penis The teen in Xi'an, Shaanxi province was rushed to hospital on Friday early morning after his mother noticed he was having difficulty walking, according to local reports The boy, nicknamed Xiaolong, later told his mother that he was trying to keep himself awake while doing his homework when he pushed the 11-centimetre (4.3-inch) needle up his urethra RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next China accuses 'radical' Hong Kong protesters of damaging the... Iran's President Rouhani seeks stronger ties with Boris... REVEALED: How thousands of foreign students are staying in... 'Sixteen months in prison is not enough for the loss of my... Share this article Share 947 shares Xiaolong was only brought to the Xi'an Children's Hospital almost 15 hours later because he was too embarrassed to tell his parents, according to Huashang Daily.Wang Shengxing, director of the hospital's urology department, said the boy was in a lot pf pain when he was admitted and his parents were quite distressed. 'He had difficulty urinating as the needle had pierced into his urethra and came dangerously close to the bladder,' the doctor said.  Wang Shengxing (above), director of the hospital's urology department, said the boy was in a lot pf pain when he was admitted and his parents were quite distressed 'He had difficulty urinating as the needle had pierced into his urethra and came dangerously close to the bladder,' the doctor said. Above, the needle removed from the boy'He was at risk of infection or bleeding; if it had moved, it could have ruptured his bladder or arteries,' he added.His mother, surnamed Li, told reporters that she first noticed something was wrong when she saw her son having problems walking.'I told him to speed up, but he kept walking slowly. I then started to scold him,' Ms Li said. 'Then he finally admitted to sticking up a needle into his urethra because he kept nodding off while doing his assignment. I was in shock.'The acupuncture needle belonged to his grandmother and was usually kept in her drawer.Surgeons successfully removed the instrument during a two-hour surgery and the boy is expected to make a full recovery. The acupuncture needle belonged to his grandmother and was usually kept in her drawer Surgeons successfully removed the instrument during a two-hour surgery and the boy is expected to make a full recoveryDr Wang advised parents to offer proper guidance and education to their children as they undergo puberty. There had been a spike in similar cases in China where teenagers would need surgery to remove foreign objects from their bodies.In January, a 12-year-old boy in Wuhan, Hubei province underwent surgery to remove 39 magnetic beads after inserting them into his penis.The child, nicknamed Xiaorui, later admitted that he had inserted the beads into his penis out of curiosity.In May last year, a 14-year-old toddler in Qinhuangdao, Hebei province had to undergo surgery to remove 21 magnetic beads after swallowing them from a toy.The balls had formed a ring in his stomach, causing a fever and severe vomiting.  adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement Should you loved this post and you would like to receive details about CNC Carbide Inserts generously visit our web site.

DRESDEN, Germany, Oct 7 (Reuters) - German automotive supplier Robert Bosch is launching production of silicon carbide automotive chips, in a move to address the range anxiety that deters many drivers from switching to electric vehicles. Silicon carbide is more conductive than more widely-used silicon, making it possible for the chips that manage the motors in battery-powered vehicles to have higher switching frequencies and to throw off less heat. "Silicon carbide semiconductors bring more power to electric vehicles. For motorists, this means a 6% increase in range," Bosch board member Harald Kroeger said on Monday. Bosch will make the silicon carbide chips at its existing plant in Reutlingen, near its Stuttgart headquarters, executives said at an event to update on progress in building a new, 1 billion euro ($1.1 billion), chip fabrication plant in Dresden. The Dresden 'fab', Bosch's largest single investment, will use wafers with a diameter of 300 mm - making it possible to cram more chips onto a single wafer than existing production methods using diameters of 150-200 mm. The plant - part of the Silicon Saxony hub - is expected to start working in the spring of 2020. Dresden is the capital of the state of Saxony. Privately held Bosch, the leading automotive 'Tier 1' supplier, is positioning itself as a supplier of the full range of semiconductor products for the electric, connected and self-driving cars of the future. The average car contains chips worth $370, according to industry estimates, but that figure rises by $450 for emission-free electric vehicles. Another $1,000 will be packed into the future self-driving cars, making semiconductors a growth opportunity in a car industry struggling with stagnant sales. Bosch ranked as the sixth-largest supplier on the $38 billion automotive semiconductor market last year with a share of 5.4%, according to Strategy Analytics. The market leader was NXP on 12%, followed by German competitor Infineon on 11.2%. Infineon already runs a 300 mm fab in Dresden and is building a second website in Villach, Austria. (Reporting by Douglas Busvine Editing by Michelle Martin) adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement If you have any type of inquiries concerning where and how to make use of Solid Carbide Endmills, you could call us at our own site.

A Japanese worker at a manufacturing plant died after his joking co-worker blasted wind from an air compressor up his bottom.The victim Akio Ishimaru, 46, complained he was feeling unwell within minutes and was taken to hospital where he succumbed to injuries.His 34-year-old colleague Yoshiyuki Yoshida was arrested, telling police he 'didn't think he could possibly die' from such an ill-fated prank. An air compressor caused the death of a 46-year-old Japanese man after his joking colleague blasted wind from the device into his anus The ill-fated prank happened at a manufacturing plant in Ibaraki Tsukuba Citythe incident happened at an industrial equipment manufacturing plant in Ibaraki Tsukuba City where Ishimaru and Yoshida worked.The pair were 'clowning around' when Yoshida took the pipe of an air compressor and poked Ishimaru between the buttocks before injecting wind into his body.A police spokesperson said the air compressor was 'pushed up against the anus, over clothing, not directly into the cavity'.They suspected air released into the body damaged the victim's lungs.  RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Indian factory worker dies after his colleague pushes a... Car washer is killed after his colleague inserts a high... Share this article Share Death by forcibly injecting an air compressor into a person's rear is not entirely uncommon, Asia Times added noting 'several' incidents in recent years.Back in March, a 40-year-old Indian factory worker died from internal haemorrhaging and organ damage when fellow workers inserted an air compressor hose into his rectum when he picked up an item from the floor. The blast prompted howls of laughter from colleagues but the man, Ravinder, stumbled and collapsed, never to recover.  It was reported powerful air compressor was used at the factory to cut through blocks of wood. adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links" Read more: Man arrested for killing friend by blasting compressed air up rectum | Asia Times DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); ); If you have any sort of concerns relating to where and exactly how to use Solid Carbide Endmills, you can contact us at the web site.

A Chinese man squeezed a large beer glass into his own rear because he 'wanted to ease constipation'.The 7cm (3 inches) wide container ended up getting stuck in his rectum, causing great agony to the unnamed man, who was forced to go around his hometown looking for medical attention.Three surgeons from the Wuxi Central Hospital in east China had to join forces to remove the glass through the patient's bottom, according to a Weibo post by . A Chinese man from Wuxi tries to treat his constipation by inserting a beer glass into his rear. An X-ray shows the container ends up getting stuck in his rectumThe man told the doctor he had tried to insert the beer glass into his rear, but he didn't think it would slip into his body.He was forced to go to the doctor after he started to feel great pain in his body.A nurse from the Central Hospital, who remains unnamed, said the patient rushed to the Emergency Room and yelled: 'There is a mug in my body'. RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next Rows of pet dogs beaten to death hanging on hooks and cats... Fears over enforcement as Beijing bans indoor smoking Share this article Share The nurse added he seemed to be in such great pain that his face went completely white.The man said he had been to one hospital before. They had attempted to remove the glass but failed - and to make things worse, his last doctor cracked the edge of the glass during operation.Central Hospital admitted the patient and immediately arranged an operation. A metal arm, covered with a rubber glove, was used to extract the slippery container. Surgeons from Wuxi Central Hospital managed to remove the glass in an hour-long operation (file photo)Three surgeons joined forces and pulled from three directions. They successfully removed the glass in an hour-long surgery.The beer glass broke as soon as it left the patient's body due to a forceful movement.The patient's doctor Li Chunwei said he deals with four to five patients every year who stuff unusual objects - ranging from aubergines to wooden rods - in their rectums. adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement data-track-module="am-external-links^external-links" Read more: english.peopleda... DM.later('bundle', function() DM.has('external-source-links', 'externalLinkTracker'); ); Should you have virtually any queries relating to wherever as well as how you can make use of CNC Carbide Inserts, it is possible to call us from our own web-page.

By James Pearson and Hyonhee Shin SEOUL, Oct 12 (Reuters) - In 2009, a pop video from North Korea celebrated a new national hero - one that outside experts would later realise was at the heart of the secretive state's banned nuclear and missile programmes. That hero, widely available in factories across the world, was the Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine. Big, grey and boxy, CNC machines use pre-programmed guides to produce intricate parts for everything from automobiles and mobile phones to furniture and clothes. They offer accuracy that human machine tool operators are unable to achieve. In North Korea, thanks to a combination of homemade technology and reverse engineering, the machines now play a critical role in the weapons programmes. They allow Kim Jong Un to build nuclear bombs and missiles without relying as heavily on outside technical aid or imports. Nuclear weapons experts say this has helped him accelerate missile and nuclear testing despite international sanctions on the transfer of sensitive equipment. "North Korea's centrifuges and new missiles all depend on components made with CNC machine tools," said Jeffrey Lewis, head of the East Asia Nonproliferation Program at the Middlebury Institute of Strategic Studies at Monterey, California. "(They) are the essential underlying technology for producing missiles and nuclear weapons," said Lewis. Since 1996, CNC machines have been included in the Wassenaar Arrangement - an international arms control regime aimed at stopping the proliferation of equipment with both civilian and military uses. North Korea is not a signatory. The country's celebrations of its CNC technology have been fulsome. Hundreds of dancers in luminous orange and green performed the CNC pop song, titled "Break through the cutting edge," at a Korean Workers' Party celebration in 2010. In 2012, the year the South Korean hit "Gangnam Style" was released, the North's CNC title was on karaoke machines nationwide, according to Choson Exchange, a Singapore-based company that trains North Koreans in business skills. The official video for the song opens with a long-range North Korean rocket soaring into a blue sky. CUTTING EDGE North Korea likely started to develop its own CNC machines in the early 1990s as part of a drive to build sophisticated missiles and nuclear weapons, nuclear experts say. It probably learned how to make them by taking apart machines it had imported from the Soviet Union. Its first homemade CNC machine was introduced in 1995. Former leader Kim Jong Il gave the machine the "Ryonha" brand, according to a 2009 article in the country's official newspaper, Rodong Sinmun. That was the first time state media mentioned the technology. By 2009, the machines had become a mainstay of North Korean propaganda, as Pyongyang launched a nationwide campaign to boost domestic industry. Sanctions were mounting after its second nuclear test and a long-range missile launch that year. At the time, arms control experts raised concerns about a visit by former leader Kim Jong Il to a North Korean factory where homemade CNC machines appeared to be producing aluminium tubes. These could be used for nuclear centrifuges. "By around 2010, it seemed they were capable of manufacturing various types of CNC machines," said Kim Heung-gwang, a North Korean defector who taught at Pyongyang's Hamhung Computer Technology University before defecting to South Korea. But it wasn't until 2013 that the Korea Ryonha Machinery Joint Venture Corporation, which produced the machines, was blacklisted by the U.N. Security Council for supporting the weapons programmes. And it was only in August this year that U.S. intelligence officials told Reuters North Korea likely has the ability to produce its own missile engines themselves. Now, Kim Heung-gwang estimates, North Korea has about 15,000 CNC machines. He bases this on North Korean state media reports and photos as well as interviews with more than a dozen defectors who were scientists, professors or factory workers. MASS PRODUCTION Pyongyang hailed the homemade machines as a triumph for its governing ideology of "Juche", which champions self-sufficiency. But that wasn't strictly true. In August 2016, state media released photos of Kim Jong Un visiting a factory using CNC machines with the logo of Swiss engineering firm ABB, one of the leading players in the global CNC machine market. It's not clear when or how the machine reached North Korea. ABB said the firm respects all applicable trade sanctions against North Korea, and undertakes not to deliver ABB equipment to the country. "That said, we cannot rule out that some of our equipment may have been resold to DPR of Korea without our knowledge or permission," the company said in response to a Reuters inquiry, using North Korea's official title. A United Nations panel monitoring sanctions on North Korea said in a report this year that Tengzhou Keyongda CNC Machine Tools Co of China had been a supplier of Pyongyang's new CNC machines. A sales representative for Tengzhou Keyongda told Reuters the company stopped selling CNC machines to North Korea four years ago, and no longer maintains trade relations with the country. Despite sanctions, CNC machines are commonplace across North Korean manufacturing and can be brought in through China and Russia, said Lee Choon-geun, a senior fellow at the Science and Technology Policy Institute in South Korea. The biggest loophole has been that while some CNC machines are banned because they can have both military and civilian functions, most serve civilian industry. "Given their dual-use capability, you could even import the machines for other purposes, take them to pieces and use them however you want," said Lee. The CNC song highlights this in its opening line: "Whatever it is, once we put our mind to it, there's a programme to make it," it says. (By James Pearson and Hyonhee Shin in SEOUL; Additional reporting by Matt Spetalnick and David Brunnstrom in WASHINGTON, Lusha Zhang in BEIJING; Editing by Soyoung Kim, Lincoln Feast and Sara Ledwith) adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement If you adored this information and you would certainly such as to obtain additional info concerning Solid Carbide Endmills kindly go to the web site.

A biohacking has inserted her Tesla Model 3 microchip into her own arm. Software engineer and cosplayer Amie D.D. took the functional RFID chip out of her Tesla key and had it put into her body and says it is working perfectly.The procedure was a success but the chip now has a mildly shorter range and has caused some irritation and swelling which is expected to settle down soon.  Her YouTube video talks viewers through the process of the procedure.The chip was taken out of the card using acetone and a biopolymer layer was applied to make it safe for insertion.A professional at a piercing shop in Texas called Pineapple then performed the  minor procedure and implanted the chip in the left arm of the YouTuber. It currently is working fine, but there is some swelling at the site, and Amie needs to place her arm within an inch of the console to start her car. She said in a tweet: 'The area of the arm is inflamed and swollen right after implanting the chip.  RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next Huge data leak of system used by the police and banks has... Be careful where you charge your phone: Hackers can now... WhatsApp flaw could let hackers alter your quoted messages... Share this article Share RFID implants (pictured) use Near Field Communication technology which is the same as in contactless credit cards or mobile payments (file)  Th chip was taken out of the card using acetone and a biopolymer layer was applied to make it safe for insertion. Amie DD says it is currently working fine, but for some swelling at the site, and Amie needs to place her arm within an inch of the console to start her car (stock)'My friend records my videos and we didn't have time to film the implant working with my Tesla this week because I'm at @defcon!'Implanting microchips under the skin is not a revelation, but the use of it for a specific purpose and a Tesla is a first. More than 3,000 Swedes have embraced microchips that contains details about their identity.The miniature technology bypasses the need for cash, tickets, access cards and even social media.BioHax International is the market leader in the innovate industry and has captured public imagination since it was started five years ago by Jowan Osterlund, a former professional body piercer.Some people argue the conveniences gained from the procedure by so-called 'body-hackers' do not outweigh the risks to their private data.  In case you loved this information as well as you desire to get guidance about Solid Carbide Endmills kindly pay a visit to our own web site.

DRESDEN, Germany, Oct 7 (Reuters) - German automotive supplier Robert Bosch is launching production of silicon carbide automotive chips, in a move to address the range anxiety that deters many drivers from switching to electric vehicles. Silicon carbide is more conductive than more widely-used silicon, making it possible for the chips that manage the motors in battery-powered vehicles to have higher switching frequencies and to throw off less heat. "Silicon carbide semiconductors bring more power to electric vehicles. For motorists, this means a 6% increase in range," Bosch board member Harald Kroeger said on Monday. Bosch will make the silicon carbide chips at its existing plant in Reutlingen, near its Stuttgart headquarters, executives said at an event to update on progress in building a new, 1 billion euro ($1.1 billion), chip fabrication plant in Dresden. The Dresden 'fab', Bosch's largest single investment, will use wafers with a diameter of 300 mm - making it possible to cram more chips onto a single wafer than existing production methods using diameters of 150-200 mm. The plant - part of the Silicon Saxony hub - is expected to start working in the spring of 2020. Dresden is the capital of the state of Saxony. Privately held Bosch, the leading automotive 'Tier 1' supplier, is positioning itself as a supplier of the full range of semiconductor products for the electric, connected and self-driving cars of the future. The average car contains chips worth $370, according to industry estimates, but that figure rises by $450 for emission-free electric vehicles. Another $1,000 will be packed into the future self-driving cars, making semiconductors a growth opportunity in a car industry struggling with stagnant sales. Bosch ranked as the sixth-largest supplier on the $38 billion automotive semiconductor market last year with a share of 5.4%, according to Strategy Analytics. The market leader was NXP on 12%, followed by German competitor Infineon on 11.2%. Infineon already runs a 300 mm fab in Dresden and is building a second website in Villach, Austria. (Reporting by Douglas Busvine Editing by Michelle Martin) adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement If you beloved this article so you would like to collect more info pertaining to Solid Carbide Endmills nicely visit our page.

She's been hitting one red carpet to the next in dazzling ensembles. And on Thursday night, former Bachelor star Heather Maltman gave her fans a peek behind the scenes at her preparation routine.She shared a collage showing her make-up, her 'before' face with her hair in curlers, and a flat lay of her evening attire, including silicone breast enhancers, captioning it: 'Fake boobs inserts... CHECK!'.Scroll down for video  Pre-party prep:  Thursday night saw former Bachelor star Heather Maltman give her fans a peek behind the scenes at her preparation routine'From Maltman to Miley 45% complete,' she wrote. 'Dress... Check! Makeup artist... Check!!!' she continued before revealing the secret behind her bust.  RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 Next 'I wanted to get in the best shape of my life': The Block's... Family Day Out! Guy and Jules Sebastian spend quality time... 'It's time she had good loving': Ruby Rose tries to help... Imogen Anthony shows off her cleavage in plunging trouser... Share this article Share Along with the enhancers, known as chicken fillets, a brown and black lace dress, a strapless black bra, and a black and gold clutch were visible on her bed. In the selfie shot, the 29-year-old reality star shared she is wearing a grey tank top and baring her bottom teeth. See more of the latest news, pictures and video updates on The Bachelor stars  The full prep: She shared a collage showing her make-up, her 'before' face with her hair in curlers, and a flat lay of her evening attire, including silicone breast enhancers, captioning it, 'Fake boobs inserts... CHECK!' Party girl: Heather's been hitting one red carpet to the next in dazzling ensemblesIn addition to Heather, the Maxim event tonight is expecting by a bevy of former Bachelor and Bachelorette stars, including Zilda Williams, Lana Jeavons-Fellows, Michael Turnbull and David Billsborrow.Celebrity Apprentice's Tim Dormer and Mel Greig are also expected at the Sydney function. The night will be a celebration to honour the magazine's annual HOT 100 list.Meanwhile, things seem to be going full smoothly for Heather and 31-year-old actor boyfriend Andrew Steel.  Loved up: Things seem to be going full smoothly for Heather and 31-year-old actor boyfriend Andrew Steel Cute couple: Heather revealed the new romance after the pair first stepped out together at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival in SeptemberThe couple are frequently seen enjoying walks near Bronte Beach, and were recently pictured heading to a Halloween party. Heather revealed the new romance after the pair first stepped out together at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival in September.At the celebrity-filled event she told AAP that 'there is a man, [a] human of interest'.'Yes, you would have seen him this evening. He's quite sexy and now I'm getting all uncomfortable because he can probably hear this conversation,' she added.  Fun pair: The couple are frequently seen enjoying walks near Bronte Beach, and were recently pictured celebrating McHappy Day adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement If you liked this article and you simply would like to acquire more info relating to CNC Carbide Inserts nicely visit our page.

BOGOTA, May 18 (Reuters) - Conservative candidate Ivan Duque kept a lead over his rivals ahead of Colombia's May 27 presidential election, according to two surveys published on Friday. Support for Duque, a protégé of former President Alvaro Uribe, rose 1 percentage point in a Cifras y Conceptos poll, compared with its last survey a week ago, while a poll by Centro Nacional de Consultoria (CNC) saw support for him drop 5.3 points from its May 4 poll. Leftist candidate Gustavo Petro, a former M-19 rebel and ex-mayor of Bogota, was in second place with 24 percent, up 1.5 points from the last survey by Cifras y Conceptos, and at 27 percent in the CNC poll, down 4 points from its last poll. Centrist Sergio Fajardo was third with 16 percent in the Cifras y Concepto poll and 18 percent in the CNC survey. Support for center-right German Vargas was 14.3 percent by Cifras y Conceptos and 10 percent in the CNC poll. CNC Cifras y YanHaas CNC May Cifras y May 4 Conceptos May 17 18 Conceptos May 10 May 18 Ivan 41.3 34 35 36 35 Duque Gustavo 31 22.5 26 27 24 Petro Sergio 13.3 13.8 14 18 16 Fajardo German 7.9 13.2 6 10 14.3 Vargas Margin of 3 4.5 3.2 2.9 3.6 error (Reporting by Bogota newsroom Editing by Paul Simao) adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement If you loved this article and you would like to get more info pertaining to Solid Carbide Endmills kindly visit the web site.

She seldom covers her stunning figure. And Rachel McCord was up to her old tricks once more on Friday as she threw herself into work with a stunning shoot for Voir Eyewear in LA.Slipping into a sizzling one-piece, she made the most of her lithe physique complete with her endless legs, taut stomach and toned limbs.  Wow! Rachel McCord was up to her old tricks once more on Friday as she threw herself into work with a stunning shoot for Voir Eyewear in LARachel was keen to show off her stunning frame in the sizzling ensemble as she kicked back and made the most of sunshine. Her blonde locks were slicked behind her ears to allow her glowing complexion to take centre stage while also showing off the focal point - her sunglasses.  RELATED ARTICLES Previous 1 2 Next MasterChef champion is revealed as Irini Tzortzoglou, 61,... AnnaLynne McCord goes braless in sleek green dress as she... Rachel McCord warms up the chilly surf with her flaming... Share this article Share The plunging neckline on her one-piece helped draw the eye to her cleavage and boosted her perky assets to perfection. As she turned her back to the camera, she also showed off her peachy posterior before later pulling on a cover-up and protecting herself from the sun.  Hot stuff: Slipping into a sizzling one-piece, she made the most of her lithe physique complete with her endless legs, taut stomach and toned limbs Cheeky! Blogger Rachel has established herself as a preeminent influencer in Tinseltown. She released a book called Slay The Fame Game: Break Into Hollywood And Social Media Without It Breaking You back in 2017Her modelling prowess was plain to see as she used the beaming sun to catch all her best angles and best show off her dazzling sun-kissed skin. Blogger Rachel has established herself as a preeminent influencer in Tinseltown. She released a book called Slay The Fame Game: Break Into Hollywood And Social Media Without It Breaking You back in 2017. Hot stuff! She released a book called Slay The Fame Game: Break Into Hollywood And Social Media Without It Breaking You back in 2017. Out and a pout: Her modelling prowess was plain to see as she used the beaming sun to catch all her best angles and best show off her dazzling sun-kissed skinShe told EZWAYTV in 2017: 'Literally, my first week in Hollywood, I walked the carpet at the People's Choice Awards and ended up on the cover of Enquirer magazine.'At the time, 'It was so crazy, because I didn't really know what I was getting myself into, and it's hard to stay sane in Hollywood.'She explains how she tapped into her own shortcomings to become a master of branding, and rising star with a surging presence in media. Hot stuff: Blogger Rachel has established herself as a preeminent influencer in Tinseltown Poochy time: She was later larking around with her puppy by the pool   adverts.addToArray("pos":"inread_player")Advertisement If you have any concerns about where and how to use CNC Carbide Inserts, you can call us at our own web site.