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Hi. I am sorta young, and have a friends with benefit's system set up with my friend. I have been taking birth control for two years now, the pill. I take it around the same time every night except for one or two nights I waa off by 2 to 3 hours. Recently, he decided to cum in me. Being two paranoid young adults, we're worried. sorry if you all get this question a lot, just looking for thoughts. :)
Came inside while I'm on birth control?
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"Stuff these with your favorite ingredients! Use only butter for this recipe. This dough should make about 10-12 empanadas depending on the size you are making them. This dough can also be made using a food processor and completely frozen butter pieces, though you will have to be careful not to overprocess the dough when mixing on the processor."
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- 2 1⁄4 cups all-purpose flour
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- 1 large egg
- 1⁄3 cup ice water
- 1 tablespoon vinegar
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To celebrate our new Rokkaku Pub in downtown Kyoto we're throwing a Christmas Party with a Swedish dinner prepared by our Deputy Manager Henry! We've wanted to host a Christmas dinner for a long time and when Henry pitched the idea for a Swedish dinner we were sold. Space and food is limited. We will host 30 guests for Christmas dinner and we're now taking reservations. Here are the details:
When: Wednesday, December 23rd at 7pm
Where: Man in the Moon's Rokkaku Pub in Downtown Kyoto
Price: 3,500円 per person
Seating: 30 people
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Winter Bazaar
The weather has been cold here lately! Colder than normal, it seems. We've also had a lot more snow than usual (although that's not saying a lot, cause a lot of snow for here is still only, like, 2 mm!!)
Despite the cold weather, I really wanted to go to the bazaar yesterday. I had not been to this bazaar before, as bazaar day is Monday, and it is not usually convenient for me to go. But this week, we are taking some holiday time, which means I got to go to the Monday Bazaar! But it WAS chilly! As you'll see in the photos, people were huddled around their fires, warming their hands, and were all bundled up. It's not easy sitting outside all day in the middle of winter! I was amazed at the number of people without mitts or gloves on too. My hands were cold even with my mitts on!
I love going to the bazaar though. It is always a hive of activity, people bustling around, buying their needed supplies for the week. There's the vegetable and fruit section, the clothing section, the shoe section, the animal section, the metal working section, the outdoor barber…you name it, they've got it at the bazaar! It's so fun wandering around and seeing it all.
Yesterday I was there at the end of the day, so many people were beginning to close up shop for the day. Counting out their earnings from the day, discussing sales with a partner, making last minute sales. Never a dull moment!
Here are some of my shots from the day:
An overview of the fruit and vegetable section of the bazaar. Do you remember those "Where's Waldo" books? This photo reminds me of that! So much going on here!
This was the "restaurant" and food stall section, as you can tell from all the smoke and steam in the air.
These were duck kebabs! I had never seen duck kebabs before! I didn't try any, although they did look really good!
Warming up over the kebab coals! I loved this little outdoor restaurant…you can see the tables in the background with a tv even! Not sure it was the right kind of day for an outdoor meal, but who knows?! They had at least one customer, as you can see in the background.
The tea and medicine seller. He takes a bit of this, a bit of that, puts it into the paper in his hand, then funnels it into his handy dandy spice grinder, and voila! You have either tea or medicine!
Here you can see some of his eclectic wares…everything from cumin, turmeric, saffron, tea leaves, snake skins, and lots of other unrecognizable things!
Do you need some fat?? These guys were selling sheep fat. It is the main fat used here…for cooking and even baking. Women will buy the fat and melt it down to use in cooking. They also chop it up and add it to food, as it adds flavour. I find it hard to stomach though, having been raised in the West, where you remove every bit of fat from your food!
I love this! This lady and her newly bought sheep were stopped for a glass of freshly squeezed pomegranate juice.
The pomegranate juice man. The pomegranate goes into the circular part at the bottom of the contraption that he's holding and then he turns the handle and the pomegranate gets smushed into juice. I had a glass and it was really tasty! Sometimes it is quite sour, but this stuff was nice and sweet.
A big smile!
A man enjoys a glass of pomegranate juice.
Pouring the freshly squeezed juice into bottles to sell.
Three buddies were stopped in front of a little fire to warm up and have a chat.
A friendly man poses for a photo.
The carpet section. Red seems to be the theme here.
Discussing sales from the day.
And exchanging cash.
Such an interesting spot!
Strands of garlic hang waiting to be sold while a couple of young men warm up at a fire behind.
This woman was counting her money after a busy day of sales. She said business had been good that day.
I love these long braids of garlic, and have bought them a few times. This was the garlic seller section of the bazaar and this man very patiently posed for me for awhile.
A garlic still life. :)
Another garlic seller waits for a few last customers.
This guy was hilarious! I was crouched down, photographing the garlic seller when all of a sudden, this guy's head was in my frame! I thankfully quickly clicked my shutter (although he is blurry) but I love it! Photobombed by an old man at the bazaar! LOL!
He then posed for an actual portrait. :)
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This was the biggest hand woven basket I had ever seen! (In the women's lingerie section!).
A couple of water jugs sit abandoned after a busy market day.
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Tower Falls Trail is a 0.9 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming that features a waterfall and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and birding and is best used from May until October.
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Tower Fall is a 132-foot waterfall in the Tower-Roosevelt region of Yellowstone National Park. This popular waterfall on Tower Creek was named by members of the 1870 Washburn expedition. It first was called "Minaret Creek," but one member objected, stating that the name violated their agreement to naming objects for their friends. He claimed the name was in reference to "Minnie Rhett," a sweetheart of one of the other members. By unanimous vote, the name was reconsidered and the names "Tower Creek" and "Tower Falls" were applied. The 132-foot waterfall plunges as a near-perfect water column until it crashes onto the rocks at its base. Until 1986, a precarious boulder was perched on the lip of the falls, and in the spring of that year, without witnesses, it plunged to the bottom. Tower Creek has cut through the basalt formation, which make up the walls of the gorge. At the brink of the falls are eerie-shaped minarets or towers sculpted from rhyolitic basalt.
Actually I don't think this fall is as good as many other falls in Yellowstone, while the trail is very short and won't consume many time.
Easy descent down to the falls or down the short trail off to the right to get down near the river. Beautiful views of both the falls and the river. Tends to be a little crowded throughout the day but overall incredible up close sights to see
Nothing too exciting. Steep switchbacks on the way back up and way too many tourists climbing under the barricades and signs posted stay on trail. Lots of disrespectful families which is disappointing
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Nice trail that leads to a beautiful river
Hiked the trail today with our 4 year old. Nice view of the waterfall at the top and an easy hike down. Got our feet wet in the river at the bottom. Very crowded, but it's a holiday weekend. Carried our daughter halfway up from the bottom.
Not really worth the stop to be honest. The trail further down past the Falls ends in a weird place and just doesn't compare well to so many other options in the area.
I was very disappointed with this trail. The trail was blocked off. The only view of Tower Falls was from a view point and was mostly blocked from trees.
Nice views, but doesn't go to the falls. An overlook is available to see the falls, but is extremely crowded with people that don't want to hike but want good pictures. Obstructed views of the waterfall at the overlook. 1/2 mile trek down to the river is nice, but trail is unmaintained after this point. Saw a couple of people attempt the walk down to the river but they struggled.
The major downfall is that there are so many people. There is also a ton of construction on the alternate paths leading down to the falls. If you do this trail definitely take the path down to the riverside and hang out along the little beach.
Hiked this short trail back in 88'. Nice waterfall and easy trail. Had the place to ourselves the morning we did it. That makes a difference when visiting a spot like this, as they can get overcrowded.
Upon seeing a trail closed up ahead sign, I hiked the short trail down to the river to see the reason the trail to the foot of the falls was closed. I put my hand in the river at the bottom [which is a nice view in itself as there is a sandy beach] and went to the trail closure point to discover that the trail to the left had been washed out and suspect this happens quite a bit due to rainfall and makeup of the terrain. Still got a really good shot at the overlook.
Although the view of Tower Falls and the namesake stone "towers" from the observation platform is impressive, the trail itself does NOT lead to the base of the falls as some published sources (and even some park employees!) claim, so we didn't hike beyond the viewpoint. Be sure to try a huckleberry ice cream sandwich in the store – they're yummy!
An ok little trail. Down then back up again.
Ok, wish they would finish the rest of the trail that got wiped out from the land slide, not really worth it till you can get back to the base of the falls. Wont do it again till it's open all the way
A good trail to the waterfall, easy for everyone
Went here with family years ago and loved it! Beautiful waterfall! I remember we stopped for ice cream at a place near the falls as this was one of our last hikes of the day! So much fun!
Shortest Hike I did while in Yellowstone it was ok Nothing to write home about....
Nice hike but the last part to the bottom of the falls was closed. When it opens again, I hope someone picks up my hat... It blew off at the top. Moderate and a little difficult to get to the river (off trail) but worth it. Short overall hike (10-15 min each way)
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Nice short walk to view the waterfalls.
Pure beauty, very nice hike!! Stunning waterfall!
Easy trail with a unique waterfall and rock formations at the end. Be prepared to fight a crowd!
All hail yellow stone !
Pretty trail, and the waterfall is beautiful.
I absolutely loved this hike, especially after passing the overlook. Nice view at the base of the falls, and all around awesome scenery.
Loved this hike. Went down to the river and hiked up to the base of the falls. Most of the crowds didn't go past the first viewpoint
I went on this trail as a ski trail and loved it. It had moderate hills and some beautiful views. We started basically at Tower Junction and went up past the calcite springs. It was a short, enjoyable ski.
They're still restoring this trail after washouts so you can only go about a quarter mile beyond the upper viewing platform for the falls. It's a nice little trail, but a bummer since you can't get down to the base of the falls, thus not entirely worth the time (but that may just be because I was grouchy because I had an injured knee when I hiked it.) What's open is a pretty easy trail, there were even a few people walking it in flip flops.


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Just last week, Neon Deion Sanders, the Dallas Cowboys legend, was victorious in the realm of the Family Law courthouse. The judge awarded a him a restraining order against his estranged wife Pilar Sanders, as well as temporary custody after hearing testimony about the couple's April 23 domestic scuffle that made headlines and sent Deion to twitter.
Though Deion won the last round, Pilar emerged victorious this time, reports ABC News. The court awarded her child support in the amount of $10,500 for the three kids, plus another $275,000 to cover her legal fees.
Who is that lawyer, and how did he get the gig?
Though Deion won temporary custody in court last week, the couple has apparently worked out a visitation schedule and is scheduled to have a formal custody hearing later this month.
Texas child custody decisions are usually determined by the "best interests of the child" standard. This includes minimizing disruption to their education and social lives, ensuring that they have as stable of a home environment as possible, and considering any preference expressed by the children as to which parent they prefer to live with.
Pilar's victory in the courtroom wasn't a complete blowout, however. She was seeking $14,000 in alimony, reports the Washington Post. The court denied her request, but she will receive $3,500 a month toward her mortgage on a separate residence for her and the children.
She has also been ordered to return six containers of Deion's property that are currently in her possession by July 1. The restraining order, which orders Pilar to stay 500 yards away from the family home, remains in effect as well.
Finally, although it may be trite, it is worth saying that although in a rough divorce sometimes a spouse wins or loses, the most important thing is to do your best to make sure the real winners are the children. And sometimes that means giving something up, or even "losing."
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Münsingen, a small municipality in central Switzerland, is located in Thailand – "Münsingen liegt in Thailand" – was the title of a Swiss Television coverage on the outsourcing of caregiving to elderly to Thailand in 2003.[1]
For about a decade now, the relocation of elderly people, patients with Alzheimer´s disease, those infected with HIV, or well off alcoholics to Asia, particularly Thailand, has been an emerging practice at least in Switzerland and Germany.[2] The main argument is the high cost of decent caregiving in these countries, as people concerned report. Said in a more humane-centred way, people cannot afford the cost of caregiving to their relatives in the desired quality in their home countries. This is of course embedded in a wider and general phasing down of social benefits, paralleled by an overall change in the social fabric. Especially 'western' societies are moving away from – extended – family-structure and the attached cohesion, towards more individualistic life plans. The international division of labour has thereby made its way into a rather intimate facet of life that has previously been dealt with locally, by the family, a network of friends, or a system of social security. However, a fact seems to be that both the cost and the quality of caretaking is so much better in other places that it is worth relocating people to the other side of the world. Suddenly, borders seem to disappear and Chiang Mai in the north of Thailand, becomes a Swiss or a German place, and Münsingen a Thai one, folding together two otherwise far apart places.
While this practice certainly introduces a new dimension, the employment of foreign workers, be it for domestic help or as carerers for sick or elderly people, has a long tradition and is common around the world. Women – and less so men – from the so called Global South are brought to wealthy countries, mostly by shady agencies, to do these jobs, the. Although the foreign workers are (supposed to be) protected by laws and (supposed to be) paid, this is probably the most clear and obvious example of ongoing slavery.
I vividly recall the gatherings of Philippine domestic helpers on Sundays in Hong Kong. Significantly, or ironically, the area around HSBC, "The world´s local bank"[3], used to be the main spot of their weekend-congregation. It can also be seen as an amusing, or sad, detail that the then apparently most expensive building in the world offered a design that attracted the most poorly paid employees of a `World City´. I am not sure, however, if this was the intention of `Sir´ Norman Foster, the architect. To add another detail, the 35.000 tonnes of prefabricated steel and aluminium modules that give shape to the building were shipped in from the UK.
Source: http://www.hsbc.com.cn/1/2/commercial-banking/international-banking/global-network
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These thoughts have been setting the context for an observation here in Tel Aviv. Predominantly along the beach promenade and on Kikar Rabin, the square where then Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated in 1995, many, obviously Asian, caregivers can be seen pushing wheelchairs of elderly Israelis. IRIN, a UN office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs, reports on its website that around 55.000 such foreigners currently work in this sector in Israel.[4]
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It is not hard to sense the atmosphere in which this relation of people from two groups at the margins of society – migrants and elderly – takes place. While the caregivers arrange to meet fellow colleagues on their daily time outside, so that they can have a chat or communicate with their relatives back home, the elderly remain dismally in their wheelchairs. The caregivers speak in their own language and have a laugh, while the elderlies appear indifferent, ignoring the nice scenery of the beach, or a bright, sunny day in the city. The two are sharing the same space and are close but seem to be far away from each other. For the Asian caregivers, the company of compatriots might bring a notion of the Philippines or Sri Lanka to Tel Aviv, while the Israelis seem to have lost `their´ Tel Aviv. The former are cut off from their home by having had to migrate and play their role in a place that is not their familiar environment. The latter´s role in society is no longer appreciated and they are not able to participate in the social life of their own city in a way they used to be. This phenomenon is therefore a real-life example of complex sociospatial relations and a more intricate existence and practice of borders than lines around states.
Balibar´s borderland[5] is only one expression of a more diverse approach towards space and the processes that shape it and are being shaped by it. In another explicitly Israeli context and on issues around the Bedouine´s struggle for legitimacy, Oren Yiftachel speaks of `gray spaces´ as "between the 'lightness' of legality, safety and full membership, and the 'darkness' of eviction, destruction and death".[6] The issues of legality and eviction, raised by Yiftachel, can easily be translated into the main concerns of migrant workers in Israel. They are needed and brought here, but live under harsh conditions and are under constant threat of being sent back. Homi Bhabha, emphasising the importance, but also the potential of difference, situates this sociospatial hybridity in a `third space´.[7] Negotiation, translation and hybridity, Bhabha´s main features regarding `third space´, are without a doubt active elements in the appropriation of space in Tel Aviv, be it for the Philippine workers or for elderly Israelis and for many others.
[1] http://www.sendungen.sf.tv/reporter/Nachrichten/Archiv/2010/03/16/reportermanualx/Schweizer-im-Ausland (in German)
[5] Balibar, E 2009, Europe as Borderland, Environment and Planning D-Society & Space 27(2), 190-215
[6] Yiftachel, O 2009, Critical theory and 'gray space' – Mobilization of the colonized, City 13(2-3), p 240
[7] Bhabha, H 2004, The Location of Culture, Abingdon: Routledge
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Researchers working at the University of California, San Diego have claimed a world first in proving that artificial, microscopic machines can travel inside a living creature and deliver their medicinal load without any detrimental effects. Using micro-motor powered nanobots propelled by gas bubbles made from a reaction with the contents of the stomach in which they were deposited, these miniature machines have been successfully deployed in the body of a live mouse.
The picayune robots used in the research were tubular, about 20 micrometers long, 5 micrometers in diameter, and coated in zinc. Once the mouse ingested these tiny tubes and they reached the stomach, the zinc reacted with the hydrochloric acid in the digestive juices to produce bubbles of hydrogen which then propelled the nanobots along like miniature rockets.
Reaching speeds of up to 60 micrometers per second, the nanobots headed outwards toward the stomach lining where they then embedded themselves, dissolved, and delivered a nanoparticle compound directly into the gut tissue.
According to the researchers, of all the nanobots deployed in the stomach of the mouse, those that reached the stomach walls remained attached to the lining for a full 12 hours after ingestion, thereby proving their effectiveness and robust nature.
Read more here: Nanobot micromotors deliver medical payload in living creature for the first time
In a world first, researchers from the University of California have reportedly delivered medicine directly to the stomach of a living organism using nanobots.
Scientists from the University of California are claiming that they have managed to deliver a medical payload directly into the gut tissue of a live organism using micro-motored nanobots.
Notably, the team behind the work notes that these little, microscopic machines can travel inside of the living creature and deliver the medical treatment without causing any harmful side effects related to the small bots.
Using micro-motor powered nanobots propelled by gas bubbles made from a reaction with the contents of the stomach in which they were deposited, these miniature machines have been successfully deployed in the body of a live mouse.
The tubular nanobots, which are about 20 micrometers long, 5 micrometers in diameter, and coated in zinc, are propelled by gas bubbles that are produced once the zinc reacts with the hydrochloric acid in the digestive system.
The nanobots travel at speeds of up to 60 micrometers per second and embed themselves in the stomach walls…where they remain after a full 12 hours.
These nanobots have been previously used on organic tissue, but this marks the first time that it was tested on a living organism. The success of this test leads researchers behind the study to further explore the technology as a way to deliver targeted drugs in humans.
However, as is always the case with medical breakthroughs, treatments must undergo rigorous testing and get approval from the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) before they can be used. possible application and testing on humans will need to be studied carefully before regulatory organizations give the go-ahead.
So there is no guarantee that this will be implemented, but it is exciting research.
The study, published in the journal ACS Nano, has yet to make announcements regarding the possibility of human-based trials or when such trials may begin.


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SIXTEEN Barnsley football fans appeared in court yesterday charged with violent disorder on the day of a football match in Wales.
They were charged after a match between Barnsley and Cardiff City in Cardiff on February 8 this year.
The supporters yesterday denied violent disorder at Cardiff Crown Court.
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For lovers and loners: Hot stuff for Valentine's Day
Have we got a proposition — or two or three — to make your Valetine's Day the hottest yet. After all, it's South Florida and we have so many romantic Valentine's Day options that go beyond simply dining out. Though we can make that sexy, too. Here, then, are a dozen or so ways that will turn you — and your lover, significant other or best pal — on for Valentine's Day.
1. A jug of wine, a loaf of bread and thou
Enjoy a romantic picnic and a movie night on the sand at Tropicale at The Miami Beach Edition, 2901 Collins Ave. For the Tropicale's Valentine's Day special, couples reserve a picnic basket of light bites and a bottle of rosé for $100. For your dime, they screen the 1961 romantic comedy, "Breakfast at Tiffany's," starring Audrey Hepburn. Call 786-257-4500, ext. 4600.
Cooking together can be romantic. Ayesha D'Mello of Ayesha's Kitchen hosts a Valentine's Day cooking class for couples. Learn how to prepare an authentic Indian meal of Madras chicken curry with saffron basmati pilaf and quinoa bean kachumbar salad and a dessert of chocolate peda (a scrumptious Indian fudge). Share your dish alfresco poolside with complimentary mango lassi drinks and a Valentine's Day gift set. The Sweet 'n' Spice Your Valentine class, at 7 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 14 at 9105 SW 115th Terr., near Kendall, is $170 per couple. Call 305-254-0693.
Raid a chocolate shop together or pick up a box for a solo Netflix 'n' you indulgence.
Experts disagree on whether chocolate is an aphrodisiac but we bet you score at some of our most delectable and decadent chocolate shops: Romanicos Chocolate on Coral Way near Coral Gables; Buena Vista Chocolate & Wine in Midtown Miami; Cacao Art, a Venezuelan chocolatier in Miami; and Jimmie's Chocolates in Davie or the Dania Beach flagship where its Cafe 47 Caribbean-inspired bistro offers its Night of Tropical Romance Valentine's Dinner Party for $69 per guest. Call 954-921-0688.
Dine with champion chefs. At Hearts & Palms at Kitchen 5007 in Sunrise, "Chopped" winner Roshni Gurnani and Caribbean Chef of the Year Vicky Colas team to prepare a four-course dinner. Two seating times, 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Tuesday, at 5007 Hiatus Rd. Cost: $150, includes bottle of wine. Call 954-281-2763.
Sleep-In Cinema: Valentine's Film Series at The Standard, 40 Island Ave., Miami Beach, has full, queen or king beds for up to four for $50-$90, snacks and bedside booze selections, and screenings of "10 Things I Hate About You" and "Purple Rain" on Friday, Feb. 10, "500 Days of Summer" and "Breakfast at Tiffany's" on Saturday, Feb. 11, and "Pretty in Pink" and "Top Gun" on Sunday, Feb. 12. Beds, which will be set up around the deck, were going fast at https://sleepinstandard.splashthat.com/
Read a story revealing the most expensive cities in the world for Valentine's Day. Yes, Miami.
Chef Allen's Farm-to-Table Dinners at The Café at Books & Books downtown Miami location in the Arsht Center plaza features a five-course vegetarian meal, served family style, with a different theme every Monday. This week's, at 6:30 p.m. Monday, a day before Valentine's Day, is from Paradise Farms, Valentine's Edible Flowers. Also available at the Coral Gables and Miami Beach locations. Call 786-405-1745.
2. Let's get physical
Why not go extreme instead of the familiar Hallmark holiday routine? First date or old married couple, get your baby on a Go-Kart, race session try a ropes course or make like it's 1978 and book a roller-skating session for two. Xtreme Action Park, 5300 Powerline Rd., Fort Lauderdale, has an array of $40 Valentines's Day Sweetheart Specials like these at 954-491-6265 or visit www.xtremeactionpark.com/sweetheart-special/. Fun and fitness — because getting physical is a big part of Valentine's Day.
Speaking of which, have sex.
Sex — and its smooching and snuggling and smorgasbord of hot stuff — is so slimming! According to a May 2016 Woman's Day story, 8 Sexy Ways to Burn Calories, kissing burns 68 calories per hour (based on the body weight of a 150-pound woman). Make those besos vigorous and involve some petting and you can ramp it up to 90 calories. And that could lead to making whoopie and then you're really starting to burn off that chocolate. Sex for 30 minutes can burn more than 144 calories and if you get really creative with workout-like positions (think planking, squats, rollin' the belly like a belly dancer) it can blast more than 200 calories, which would burn off three pieces of chocolate from a Whitman's Sampler.
3. Music hath charms...
Take in a concert. Coral Gables Museum's fifth annual Valentine's Day concert features The Alhambra Orchestra's string quartet and pianist Mia Vassilev on classical selections by Haydn, Schubert, Vivaldi, Mozart and a waltz, tango and opera piece. The 7 p.m. Tuesday concert, Feb. 14, is on the courtyard at 285 Aragon Ave. and includes open wine bar, chocolates and museum admission. Tickets are $35 and $25 for museum members. Call 305-603-8067 or HeartStringsCGM.eventbrite.com.
Moonlight & Music Valentine's Day Concert, with Biscayne Bay as a backdrop, should be a beaut on the grounds of Deering Estate in Palmetto Bay at 8 p.m. Tuesday. Jazz, pop and soul vocalist Chloe Dolandis and R&B/funk singer Alejandro Elizondo perform. Tickets are $25. Call 305-235-1668 ext. 233.
Or play a record. For babymaking music, Marvin Gaye's "Let's Get It On" (1973) and "I Want You" (1976) albums will put you in the mood. Some things just go together: Peanut butter and chocolate. And Marvin Gaye music and sex.
Still others rely on the "Fifty Shades" soundtracks, The Weeknd✔ and Chet Baker for a soundtrack to l'amour. But here are a couple other music suggestions you might have overlooked. Bonus points for listening on vinyl where you can really bask in the warmth.
Barry Gibb's recent "Star Crossed Lovers" single feels like a tender Technicolor theme song for a romantic '40s musical. Art Garfunkel's intention for his 1975 LP, "Breakaway," was to craft a "romantic album, a make-out album for the '70s." With a heart-melting read of the 1934 jazz standard, "I Only Have Eyes for You," he comes close. For rockin' lovers, Dire Straits' 1980 "Making Movies" album is a lingering romantic kiss. through the bars of a rhyme. thanks to Mark Knopfler's lovestruck and literate charmers like "Romeo and Juliet" and "Hand in Hand."
4. Singles need love, too
Singles Awareness Day — apparently, an alternative name for Valentine's Day — at Cinépolis Coconut Grove, 3015 Grand Ave., has its regular dinner, drinks and a movie concept. A New England lobster roll, a Peach Prosecco Margarita and cappuccino while on a leather reclining seat for "La La Land" sounds like a nifty Miami night. Tickets for premium seating are $14.50 for adults, $13.50 for seniors. Prices for food and drink vary. Call 305-446-6843.
Tips for single moms or those who can relate. Career coach and motivational speaker Heather Monahan of Miami Beach agrees that Valentine's Day is a holiday all about love — but who says that has to mean romantic love? This single mom has some ideas to help single moms on Valentine's Day. But we bet these tips will work for single dads and plain ol' singles, too:
- Create some activities for you and your kids. Maybe it's watching a favorite movie or cartoon special ("Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown" and its sequel "A Charlie Brown Valentine" always work) and pigging out on pizza. Bake something together or do crafts.
- Host a party. Invite other singles or couples (if you can stand them) for some sweets. Maybe one of the other singles could become The One.
- Indulge in something just for you. Buy yourself a Valentine's gift. Book a massage. Soak in a bubble bath. "Self-love and self-care are super important to stay positive," Monahan says. "And when you're in a positive mind space, you attract other positive people into your life."
- Do something for someone else. Can be as simple as smiling at a stranger. (OK, in Miami that might get you some strange looks.) Pay for someone's meal behind you in a drive-through. Donate to charity. Volunteer.
Happy Valentine's Day!


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In the south of Kenya every year, when everything is in blossom, the N'dorobos go through the bush in search of honey. Their strange ally in this search is the "euchoshoroi," a bird that has led them to the precious nectar since the beginning of time. For Kiloussou's people, honey plays a vital role. It provides food and the means to obtain cattle, but it is especially used to make a beer that is the focal point of all of the tribe's important rites.
Kiloussou is an N'dorobo. He lives near the Masaï Mara animal reserve. Along with his father, M'Zegobe, and his young nephew Kisset, he leaves for the forest in search of honey. In the heart of the bush, Kiloussou and M'zegabe call upon their guide bird, which immediately responds and leads them.
The bird's cooperation with the N'dorobo is not selfless. Once the honey has been removed, the bird can eat what it likes best without fear of being stung – the wax and the larvae, which the hunters let fall on the ground. And thanks to their faithful ally, Kiloussou and his people can soon return to the village to celebrate their abundant harvest.


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Rest assured that Tim receives great feedback from his clients (there are plenty online and Tim can provide you details on request). Providing such an important service is so rewarding and Tim does it with love and pride. It really is an honour to be involved and touch peoples lives.
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Working in Brighton as we do we are asked to design many different types of eCommerce websites, all with very different requirements, as well as budgets. Ecommerce websites can range from £5000 to £100,000+, and which eCommerce solution is best really is down to the individual project.
Broadly speaking there are 3 main routes:
This is a completely custom eCommerce website, created specifically to match the business processes required by the project. The main benefit of a bespoke eCommerce solution is that it gives us complete control of what we do and how we do it, as we are not restricted by how a 3rd party piece of software dictates you should do things. These applications can also be much more efficient animals (therefore perform faster), as they don't contain all the bloated functionality that 3rd party ones often do.
Bespoke eCommerce web design is however often more expensive, and when we are in a market such as eCommerce where there are so many good platforms out there these days, it's the age old issue of why reinvent the wheel?
Bespoke was the preferred option for many years, but more and more these days we are choosing a platform of some kind. Now we generally only suggest the bespoke route is considered if requirements of a project indicate that significant modifications would need to be made to any off the shelf system to get it working.
e.g. http://www.shopify.com/, http://www.volusion.co.uk/ etc...
These eCommerce platforms are relatively cheap to buy and setup, and are fully hosted and maintained by the software vendor. They are aimed primarily at companies wanting to set something up quickly and easily without any hassle of ongoing maintenance. That said they are used by bigger companies as well, and the level of customisation available these days is pretty impressive.
The downside of these eCommerce platforms is that we have limited access to the underlying code and so can really only affect how things look, we can't change how they function. Therefore we are reliant on the functionality they provide; we cant customize it in any major way.
In our experience being in control of your own functionality is very important, and for this reason we tend not to pursue this option unless price point is a major factor.
This is software that's either available free (because it's open source), or can be purchased via a license fee. Examples of such platforms would be NopCommerce, Magento, OsCommerce, PrestaShop etc...
Which one is right really does come down to the individual requirements of a project, and this is a decision we take together with a client. Sometimes this comes down to personal preference, for example a client might prefer the shopping cart process of one over another, or might have "been recommended a particular solution by a colleague". It more often however comes down to feature sets, and making sure the "out of the box features" most closely match the business requirements of the project, for example a client may have a need to integrate with a particular payment gateway thats only a feature of certain platforms.
Minimizing how far we need to customise an off the shelf solution really is the best way to keep budgets down on an eCommerce website design project, hence why we go through this decision making process with all client as opposed to just proscribing a particular solution.
Butterfliesanddragons.co.uk - An eCommerce website built in NopCommerce
Our current favourite eCommerce web design platform is: http://www.nopcommerce.com/, and its what we developed http://www.butterfliesanddragons.co.uk/ in which has received great praise from both the client and customers.
If you are interested in any of the eCommerce web design solutions mentioned above please do get in touch with us today at the Skiff in Brighton. We can very quickly help you determine which option might be best for you, and in most cases we have demo sites of platforms setup which you can have a play around on to see what you might be getting. You can either call us on 01273 603995, or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Sunday, January 9, 2011
Crafty Woman's Hummel Treasures
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36 comments:
- Jenny Harris said...
Wow, love the display shelves. Looks great! Don't know much about Hummel figures, except that I enjoyed getting a peek at yours. Thanks for sharing!
- January 9, 2011 at 7:01 PM
- Sharlotte said...
I do collect them, and LOVE them. They are so sweet and innocent, aren't they? You have a great set! Thanks for sharing!
PS Here's a post I wrote about my mother's collection. She loves them too!
- January 9, 2011 at 9:15 PM
- Handy Man, Crafty Woman said...
Sharlotte, looked at your mother's Hummels, very nice! I think I've read that the umbrella boy is one of the Hummels that are worth the most; esp. the larger ones. They are all just so sweet.
- January 9, 2011 at 10:54 PM
I don't collect Hummel's but, only because I already collect too many other things! I love Hummel's and your collection is awesome! Thank you for joining my link party. Also, I'm in love with the picture of your antique dresser and blue wall in your header! Thanks for commenting, Mary :O)
- January 9, 2011 at 11:31 PM
- Designing Domesticity said...
I'm not much of a collector, but I do love a little custom storage! Well done. And thanks for stopping by my blog the other day. liz
- January 10, 2011 at 7:58 AM
- Simone @ Doberman's by the Sea said...
What a lovely collection. They deserve custom storage.
- January 10, 2011 at 2:32 PM
- Linda Q said...
Great job on the in wall cabinet, it show cases your collection well!
Don't collect Hummels, actually have some that were my Great Aunt's to sell , that my Mom now has and doesn't want them.
- January 10, 2011 at 2:34 PM
- Angela McInnis said...
I do collect Hummels. My first was Apple Tree boy! Such sweet faces! Thanks for sharing. Hope you will drop by my blog sometime1
- January 10, 2011 at 5:23 PM
- Clean and Happy said...
We have a collection of Hummel's from my husbands grandmother. I think that they are so beautiful. The live in a cabnit in out bedroom since I fear that my little ones will get too close!
- January 10, 2011 at 10:55 PM
- Primitive Seasons said...
I have a fair size collection (about 30). Some are very old ( have the "full bee" mark and some were purchased during our 43 years of marriage. None of my children are interested and I'd like to sell some of mine if anyone is interested, you can contact me. Your shelving for the display is lovely, really shows them off well.
- January 11, 2011 at 6:56 PM
- Designs By Pinky said...
We dop collect Hummels. We have several pieces that were given to us by my in l;aws. WE also collected the entire Hummel nativity. It is on my blog if you'd like to see it! Love all of yours!!!! I have never seen that Christmas angel! I love it! It looks like it could have been part of a nativity but I don't know. Thanks for sharing your collection!!!! XO, Pinky
- January 11, 2011 at 7:50 PM
Thank you for likng to Masterpiece Monday! I think my favorite Hummel figure in your collection is the Christmas angel and Jesus. Mary :O)
- January 12, 2011 at 11:19 AM
- Handy Man, Crafty Woman said...
Pinky, I looked at your Hummel nativity; very pretty!
- January 12, 2011 at 11:52 AM
- Rob - Figurines.biz said...
Stumbled across this post and love your collection. The display shelves look great! But what are you going to do when you add more Hummels to your collection ???
I'll keep my eye out for information about the christmas angel.
- January 12, 2011 at 12:50 PM
- Handy Man, Crafty Woman said...
Rob, I'm not sure what I'd do if I ever bought any more. I don't think they'd look too good if I crowded them on the shelves. I've been trying to NOT collect any more stuff in general (except Fiesta!); but I find myself eyeing Hummels when we are in antique stores, lol.
Handy Man is talking about building some more display cases into the wall in the other room, so we'll see!
- January 12, 2011 at 10:00 PM
- LV said...
I used to buy them. I have a fairly large collection. It became too expensive so I have not bought any in several years. I will feature some of mine in a later post. I have one or two very vintage ones.
- January 13, 2011 at 12:36 AM
- Nicolette @ Momnivore's Dilemma said...
My husband's family {from Germany} had many of these!
Thanks for linking up to Creative Juice Thursday...
- January 13, 2011 at 1:07 AM
- Pam said...
I have two Hummels that were my MIL's. I don't have them on display right now, but I have in the past. Love your display area for them!
- January 13, 2011 at 8:29 AM
- Honey at 2805 said...
What a swwet collection and the shelves are great!
- January 13, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- Postcardy said...
Your collection is nice the way it is. I think you are smart not to add any more.
- January 13, 2011 at 11:30 AM
- email@example.com said...
I was so excited when I saw your post on Blue Cricket. I have one of those Hummels. The little boy on the fence with the bird. It came from my husbands grandmother. I believe she bought it in Germany. Can you tell me anything about it?
- January 13, 2011 at 11:56 AM
- Sally Annie Magundy said...
I adore how you have your figurines displayed. How wonderful to have the room to really show them off. Mine are all crowded into my curio cabinet. I just have a couple of Hummel figurines and I think three plates and a bell, oh and a font, that I inherited from my mother. I have a charming Hummel illustrated book from Germany that a German friend gave my mother too. They remind me of my mom and bring back lots of sweet memories.
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- January 13, 2011 at 1:52 PM
- Happy Cottage Quilter said...
I used to collect Hummels when they were affordable. I have several that you have in your collection. I think they are so sweet and precious.
- January 13, 2011 at 11:13 PM
- lvroftiques said...
Your new cabinet is perfect for diaplaying your Hummels! I do have a few of them too (12) They are an homage to my mom who's an avid collector. She has hundreds of them. Vanna
- January 14, 2011 at 2:26 AM
- HOOTIN' ANNI said...
I like it!! The built in cabinet, that is. Is that a light fixture on the inside top? Awesome!!!
Your figurines are outstanding.
Come on over to my show n tell [link]
Happy Weekend!!
- January 14, 2011 at 5:00 AM
- Stacy @ She's {kinda} Crafty said...
OMG, both my mother and Grandpa are Hummel collectors. For a time, they even had their own collectible store in Florida and SOLD Hummels...Needless to say they haunt my dreams :) We had the very rare ones, the large ones, went to Germany in Epcot to buy limited edition ones...HUNDRED OF HUMMELS! I will say that they are sweet and I hope to have a couple to hand down to my girls, but I don't think I am ready to showcase them in my house just yet. I love that custom storage for them though (we had special curio cabinets from Hummel themselves to display them...actually I think my mom still has them!)
- January 14, 2011 at 8:47 AM
- fitty's pinky rose cottage said...
wow! what a collection! love how your display them! they are really beautiful figurines! love each one of them! Precious!
- January 14, 2011 at 10:38 AM
- Mare said...
OMG what a lovely collection:)))....love your display:))....
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- January 14, 2011 at 1:56 PM
- Kim @ Starshine Chic said...
I have 1 Hummel that is an angel. I bought it in Germany back in 2003. I thought it would be fun to by things from their country of origin. I also bought a Steiff bear while in Germany. But I love my Hummel angel.
- January 15, 2011 at 12:33 AM
- jenn said...
What a nice collection, the shelves are great too! I've never heard of Hummel's before but they are too adorable!
- January 15, 2011 at 8:52 PM
- Carrie @ Dittle Dattle said...
Nice collection and what a perfect little shelve! Thanks for being a part of "Amaze Me Monday".
~Dittle Dattle
- January 16, 2011 at 6:12 PM
- House Revivals said...
These are so sweet! Such precious little faces.
- January 16, 2011 at 10:08 PM
- abeachcottage said...
What a cute collection! and the display shelves show them off nicely. Thanks for sharing them.
- January 18, 2011 at 8:58 AM
- corner curio cabinet said...
What a lovely collection. They deserve custom storage.
- March 23, 2012 at 9:11 AM
- sbcabk said...
What is the name of the first figurine (first box, left) of the two children bringing flowers to the road shrine? And in what year was it made? I just bought this figurine this afternoon and can't find any references to it. Thank you in advance.
- April 26, 2013 at 5:45 PM
- Handy Man, Crafty Woman said...
sbcabk, the children at the roadside shrine is called "Adoration," according to my Hummel book. The book also says the old name for it is Ave Maria.
- May 8, 2013 at 12:20 AM


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