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You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet (Vous n'avez encore rien vu 2012), Alain Resnais's penultimate film (in the style of any other filmmaker's last film) is a stupendous achievement. Featuring a veritable Who's Who of the French cinema playing themselves in a film (based on the premise of a play) about a play performed alongside the same play caught on film (which is adapted from an actual play), it manages the rare feat of evoking multiple levels of emotion and intellectual delight with a single conceit.
The premise, taken from Jean Anouilh's Dear Antoine: or, the Love that Failed (Cher Antoine ou l'Amour raté) and doing something much more meaningful with it, is this: Renowned playwright Antoine (Denis Podalydès) has died, and his last will and testament summons to his country chalet a group of stage actors, all veterans of his play Eurydice (another Anouilh play, previously performed as Point of Departure and Legend of Lovers). There, he asks them via filmed message to evaluate a filmed rehearsal of Eurydice performed by a young theater troupe and to decide whether they should be allowed to revive the play.
They sit and watch, and then the magic happens. Slowly, the actors fall back into their old roles, reciting lines along with the film, and later standing up for full-blown CGI-enabled reenactments, imbuing the characters with the same emotions that animated their interpretations so many years ago. It's a wondrous joy when we embark on a new literary journey, be it book, play, or film, and settle ourselves into a fictitious storyworld where people are uncapricious, events are delineated, and significant aspects of the environment are unmistakably highlighted. The joy is doubled if we've taken the journey before, and every character, event, and piece of scenery beckons to us like an old friend, glad to see us again. How immeasurably more joyful it must be, then, to not only see these old friends, but to actually reincarnate one of them, along with your friends as all the others, and find yourself suddenly back in that safe and familiar world! Though, as Roland Barthes reminds us, every reader helps to write the text through interpretation, the actor in a stage play has a much wider range of interpretations from which to craft the text, and the sense of authorship and ownership is that much more powerful. The actors here spontaneously re-inhabit their roles because they find there all that is lacking in life.
That alone would content the average director. But Resnais goes further. Among the gathered actors are not one but two pairs of leads, played by the elderly Pierre Arditi and Sabine Azéma, and the middle-aged Lambert Wilson and Anne Consigny, respectively. (Along with the filmed play, that makes three pairs of Orpheus and Eurydice, for those counting at home.) Resnais is able to do ingenious and moving things with the combinatorial possibilities: staging and blocking two different couple dynamics to evoke different moods; cutting from one couple to another when the play calls for a midscene tonal transition; using split screens and mirrored blocking when doing a scene including a role that has only one actor present (Mathieu Almaric, who not only portrays but seemingly embodies M. Henri, the messenger of Death); and more. In one jaw-dropping direction, when the play calls for Orpheus to shoo away an older couple so that he and Eurydice can be alone, Resnais underscores the conflict by pitting the "live" Orpheus against the on-screen older couple; to make up for the size differential and the immovable presence of the silver screen, he bolsters Orpheus by having both actors approach the screen, one from each side, alternating lines until the couple leaves.
And there's a third level, to do with the choice of plays itself. Dear Antoine revolves around the protagonist's reflections on a life ill-led, carried out by means of a play about the post-death gathering of his ex-wives and friends at his winter mountain estate to hear his last will and testament; the same somber mood opens the film. Eurydice, on the other hand, meditates on the opposite end of life, a moment when all possibilities are opened up, even the possibility of everlasting happiness with the one you love, as well as relating Orpheus's reaction when he finds out that it is just that—a moment. (Side note: It's therefore remarkably similar to Anouilh's Antigone. Also, I don't know where else to put this so I'll put it here: The first act of Eurydice ends brilliantly, with the young couple, caught in a whirlwind of love and having cut all ties to their pasts, finally formally introducing themselves.) We readers, having already graduated high school, know that such a perfect meet-cute can't end well, so most of the play is shrouded in poignant foreboding. In the film, this atmosphere is movingly conveyed by having the older couple do most of the romantic scenes; Arditi and Azéma can't help but bring with them the experience and faded dreams of their long and storied lives. In effect, Eurydice's insistence on the purity of their love is subtly played as a knowing fantasy, while Orpheus's ready acquiescences to his lover come across like a grandpa's spoiling of his favorite granddaughter, giving her a happiness he knows won't last, and that is all the more precious for it. For their part, Lambert and Consigny mostly take on the more tragic turns, and their middle-aged beauty enhances the sense of fragility in their relationship—their downfall seems imminent.
Resnais evinces an immaculate instinct for when to use which actors, when to cut to the filmed play and how completely, when to use CGI and how much, and when to deploy what kind of soundtrack to elicit the emotions that on stage would emerge from variations in dialogue volume. It's therefore so much more astounding that the filmed play, featuring the troupe La Compagnie de la Columbe playing themselves (Orpheus is Sylvain Dieuaide; Eurydice is Vimala Pons), was directed in its entirety by Bruno Podalydès independently of Resnais's film. The performance of these young actors is, due to the film-within-a-film mediation, bled dry of any deeper emotion than youthful naivety, and Resnais cuts to them mostly for minor characters and mechanical plot points.
And yet, with all that said, it's the ending that stays with me the most. At the end of the play, Orpheus kills himself to rejoin Eurydice. At the end of the film, Antoine is revealed to be alive, and he reunites with everyone. Cut to a twilit scene, with Antoine running through some woods; the camera precedes him to the end of the path, where a pond awaits him. We hear a splash. The following day's Le Monde reports him dead. Cut to a cemetery, where Pons goes to visit his grave, but seeing the veteran actors returning from their own visit (with Orpheus and Eurydice two mixed couples), she hides to let them pass. External shot of a theater marquee, listing a Eurydice revival, obviously by La Compagnie. Voiceover: "Orpheus is with Eurydice at last."—the final line of the play. Resnais was already past ninety at the time; perhaps, instead of trying again and again to realize his various cinematic ideals, he was finally ready to see The Perfect Film.
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Oregon's Hasay Stays Under The Radar
By Haley Hirai
Oregon sophomore Jordan Hasay just likes to go under the radar. For one of the best cross country runners in the national spotlight, a routine trip to the grocery store in her small hometown of Arroyo Grande, Calif., can often lead to an hour of talking to the town's many well-wishers, who proudly follow her accomplishments in the local newspaper.
"Aren't you Jordan Hasay?" is a common question for Hasay to hear. During a recent supermarket outing with her mother, Hasay's mom gave a surprising answer to the quizzical employee.
"My mom said, 'Oh no, she gets that all the time. She just looks like her.' We fooled them," Hasay said.
Everyone in line marveled at her resemblance to the real Jordan, but the next time Hasay and her mom made a trip to the store, she couldn't get past the same employee and sheepishly let him in on the joke.
Hasay's trips to the grocery store are indicative of her love to cook anything, from her favorite chicken pesto recipe that she makes with her mom to healthy fish and pasta. At Oregon, Hasay and her teammates relish their team dinners, often frequenting an organic Mexican restaurant in downtown Eugene.
"We love to cook and eat. When we run, we just talk about what we're going to eat afterwards. That's a favorite among runners: refueling," Hasay said.
The team does everything together, from training and eating to going to a local campus ministry and youth group.
"Most of us don't have that many friends that aren't on the team. We try to. If we make friends that aren't on the team we're all bragging, 'Oh, I made a friend in my class today!'" Hasay said.
Many of her teammates even live in the same apartment complex, and Hasay enjoys knocking on her neighbors' doors across the hall and on the floor below whenever she wants to hang out.
Prior to the start of the 2010 season, the Oregon team went on a three-week training camp in Sunriver, Ore., about three hours away from the Eugene campus.
"We got to know all the new freshmen and got really excited for the season," Hasay said.
Hasay is quick to mention the tight-knit group that her team has formed. Her teammates even help her French braid her signature long blonde hair for races.
"I just kept my hair long, and then it kind of became my trademark," Hasay said. "It'd be weird cutting it."
In her younger days, Hasay didn't tie her hair into ponytails, and, according to her mom, she still has videos that show her hair just "flowing" in the wind behind her.
Hasay will always be grateful to her elementary school coach, the first to take notice of her extraordinary talent when she was beating all of the boys in races. As a fourth grader, she began racing against much larger eighth graders.
"I didn't really notice [the age difference]," she said. "I just love being out there. I didn't really think about the competition."
Racing — and beating — bigger, older competitors has become something Hasay is quite used to. She began setting age-group records when she was 12 and has gone on to win countless championships and awards, along with earning plenty of national attention. Hasay blushes at any mention of her many accomplishments.
"I just go out there and do my thing, and I keep having fun with it," she said. "I am so thankful and so blessed. A lot of people have helped me along the way that I am forever grateful for. When I get out there and run a race, I just think about giving back to everyone that's ever helped me."
There were only five girls on her cross-country team at Mission College Preparatory Catholic High School, and she didn't have anyone consistently to train with. But after a successful high school career, she had plenty of options to continue her training. After considering many other Pac-10 schools, Hasay chose to attend Oregon partly because the small town atmosphere reminded her of her tight-knit community at home in Arroyo Grande.
"It was one of the best decisions of my life to come here. I love it," she said.
One of Hasay's dreams is making the 2012 Olympic Games.
"This season is definitely going to be pretty big in deciding which event I'm going to try to run. I'm still really young so it is going to be tough, but it's one of my goals," she said.
Hasay's career is built on longevity, and it will last far after her competitive running days are over. A human physiology major, she sees her schoolwork as an outlet to relax from running, and hopes to one day become a physical trainer.
"I want to stay in the world of sports," she said.
Hasay brightens up that world with every step in every race, and will definitely be recognized in supermarket checkout lines for many years to come.
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Internet in Tassie
Jan 4, 2009
|Today we waited for ages for the shower as there aren't a lot in the hostel.
When we finally got washed and ready we decided to book up a mountain bike trip but they were fully booked today so we booked it for tomorrow arvo instead.
We wandered in to town and spent ages on the net updating the web and trying to make a plan for Tassie.
We have decided to rent a car again and drive around the Island. We have a few things planned out that we want to see and do along the way which you can't do on public transport and it actually works out a bit cheaper than the coach trips anyway.
So we pick up the car tomorrow :)
We spent the evening playing Dominos and trying to avoid Ken! we actually found him passed out in bed and the entire room stunk of booze! bless him!
We had jacket potatos with beans and cheese for din dins incase you were interested!!
Then we watched a film in the lounge and then went to bed.


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FEDJmAL REPOBTER.
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LANE tl. PARK
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(CtrouU COUrt,W. D. Pennsyltvania. February 11, 1899.)
t. PATBNm FOB INVENTIONS-INFRINGEMENT-PLOWS.
The clal.mOf, thepate'Dt in Buit was fer" the improvement herein described in the manufacture of plOWS and. cultivators;. that is to say. the D;laking of them of metal plate!l, having a center layer of soft iron or steel, with exterior layers of cast-steel, 8ubstantially JaB and for the purposes' 'described." Soft center steel plates themaelv6swere,0Id. The defendants, steel manufacturers. made the plates, and. upon orders, cut them into blan\!.,s of suitable size and shape for plow mould·boards and cultivator teeth, and sent,tlie rough blanks to the persons ordering them. who were manufacturers of pl\lwS and cultivators. Held, that the, defendants did not in· fringe. . . The were not bound to inquire w,hether or not the purchasers from them were licensed by the plaintiff to use the, and, baving dune no wrong themselves, they were not answerable for the unlawflil acts of others.
At Law. 'Action by John Lane against Sarah Park and others for infringement of a patent. JUdgment for defendants.
In pursuar'JcEl of written stipulation, this case was tried by the court without the intervention of a jury. The following facts, therefore, are found by the court: (1) On September 15, 1868, letters patent of the United States No. 82,130 were granted to the plaintiff, John Lane, for an improvement in the manufacture of plows and cultivators; the invention consisting, the specification declares, "in constructing the mould-boards and shares of metal plates, having a center layer of iron, with a layer on both exAfter stating the advantages of the inventerior surfaceS of tion, and the method of manufacturing the compound plates, the specification closes with the following dischiimer and claim: "Since perfecting my invention, I have learned that compound bars of iron and cast-steel, constructed in a similar manner, were described as having been invented in England for the manufacture of edge tools, and therefore I do not claim the bars themselves as my ia:ventionj but, haVing thus fully described my invention, what 1 do claim is- the improvement herein described in the manufacture of plows and cultivators; that is to say, the making of them of metal plates, haVing a central layer of soft iron or steel, with exterior layers of cast-steel, substantially as and for the purposes described." The letters patent are made part of this finding. (2) On December 17,1866, Lane filed in the patent-office an application for letters patent for an "improvement in plates used in the manufacture of plows," the described method of manufacturing the same consisting in welding two layers of soft semi-steel on a central layer of tough, fibrous iron, heating the plate thus formed, and then casting on both sides of it highly carbonized molten steel, and rolling down the ingot to the proper thickness. The claim was this: ..As a new article of manufacture, plates for manufacturing plows, composed of layers of metal of the several qualities herein specified, arranged substantially as and fOl' the purposes described and set forth. 'J
The application was rejected, and after amendments was agam rejected, and on August 27. 1867, was withdrawn. On April 11, 1867, Lane filed an application for" an irnprovement in cast-steel plows," the invention consisting"In making the mould-boards of cast-steel plows of layers of metal of different qualities, the face or wearing surface being composed of highly carbonized cast-steel. while there is secured thereto or combined therewith, in any suitable manner, a layer or layers of iron or soft wrought steel, forming a centerlining or back, which serves to toughen and strengthen the mouldboards." The original claim of this application was: A plow, when the mOUld-board thereof is composed of cast-steel, combined in any suitable manner with a toughening layer or layers, substantially as specUied, and for the purposes set forth."
This application was rejected upon references, and after repeated amendments was still rejected. In the course of the proceedings the applicant addressed a communication to the commissioner of patents, in which he stated: !'FinalIy, I would add my claim is for a mould.board made of steel, with ironoonter. I do not claim the method of making this steel, though described in the specification. It is the result only-the mould-board-that I claim; and, if necessary, I would disclaim expressly everything except that."
In another communication to the commissioner the applicant said: "I do not claim the ingot; that Is not my invention; but I do claim final product,-the mould-board; that is my invention."
The final claim was this: "I claim as new articles of manufacture, mOUld-boards for plows. when made in laminated plates, haVing a steel face and back, and a central toughening layer, substantially as specified." This application was finally rejected March 23, 1868. On September 26, 1867, Lane filed a third application, being the one under which the patent in suit, No. 82,130, was granted. Originally this application was for "an improvement in the manufacture of cultivator teeth," and the material, use, and mode of manufacture were thus described: "I take a plate of the proper thickness, and composed of a layer of cast-steel on one side and a layer of soft steel or wrought iron on the other, or of two layers of cast-steel, with the layer of soft steel or wrought iron between them, and cut it into blanks of the proper size to make the teeth, and then from these blanks I form the teeth by swaging, or in any other convenient way, and finally harden the cast-steel, if desired, in the usual manner." The first original claim was this: "The above-described blank for making cultivator teeth, composed of a layer or layers of cast-steel, combined with a layer or layers of wrought iron, soft steel, or other suitable tOllghening material." This application having been rejected,. Lane, on April 9, 1868, andressed to his attorney a letter, which was filed in the patent-office in the case, and in which he said:
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that to make plates ofcompopnd quality is not new, but I believe la", will allow me the claims in someabape that will be good for a tootb·.of .cast-steel face and back, combined with a tough layertbroiIghout the center, hardened; the tace and back being very hard, while the tough layer is soft, or softer than face and back. * * * Drop all claim to the unsharpened blank. and confine to the fiuished tooth; also confine, if you think best, to har.laned tooth. Itbink best." Lah.e's attorney then, on May 26, 1868, canceled the original specification and claims, and substituted the specification and Claim of the patent in suit, the petition for the allowance of this change, stating that the new application was "intended to be a substitute for both the previously filed applications; that on the plows being withdrawn for the purpose of having it embodied in this case." Eventually the patent in suit ,vas granted September 15, 1868. Exhibits A, B, and C, being copies of the file-wrappers and contents in the three above-recited appiic::ations, are 'made part of this finding. (3) The manufacture by the method set forth in Lane's patent of compound or soft center steel, having a central layer of iron, with an outer layer, on each face, of cast-steel, was made known and fully described in English letters patent No. 2,033, prout, dated January 19, 1795, granted to Arnold Wilde, for theinventiol1 of "making and manUfacturing of all sorts 'of plane irons, scythes, sickles, drawing-knives, hay-knives. and all other kinds of edge tools, from a preparation of cast-steel and iron, united and incorporated together by means of fire." And the use in the manufacture of plows of iron-backed steel, or two-ply cQmpound plates, composed of an iron back and steel face, as shown by United States letters patent No. 34,262, dated January 28, 1862, granted to William and United States letters patent No. 47,753, dated May 16, granted to Francis F. Smith, prout, was old at the date of Lane's invention.. (4) 10the of plows and cultivators, the old and customary was to cut the rolled metal plates into blanks, or pieces of suitable 'size and shape, and these pieces were first bent into proper form, and were:ihen, tempered or hardened,and finally were ground or polished, 'aud when finished were bolted in place. But, with the metal plates nsEidprior to Lari.e's invention, the tempering or hardening process was apt to warp the pieces out of' proper form. , (5) Th60bject of' Lane'sinvention was the production of plow mouldboards aDd shares and cultiV'ator teeth, which, after being .bent to the tfequired .forms, could be tempered or hardened without warping or change of form. To prevent this warping in the tempering or ing process is the distinctive and valuable feature of Lane's invention. This he accomplishes by the use of soft center or iron center steel, as it is called, or plates formed of an iron or soft semi-steel center layer between two steel faces or outer layers. Lane's invention soon came into ' very general use. (6) 'The plaintiffs established license fee was $5 per ton, and the defendants"books show the exact number of tons of· plow and cultivator shapes made and sold by them, as set forth in the next finding.
(7) The defendants at the times and on the occasions mentioned in the declaration, between the grant of the plaintiff's'patent and the expiration thereof, were steel manufacturers at Pittsburgh, in the western district of Pennsylvania, and then and there, in the usual course of their business, manufactured and sold metal plates having a center layer of soft iron or steel with exterior layers of cast-steel, for use chiefly in the manufacture of plows and CUltivators, safes, and jail-bars; and the defendants, upon the order of the purchasers, cut these plates to pattern for plow moUld-boards, plow-shares, land-sides, and cultivator shovels, and also into such shapes and patterns for other purposes, as ordered by the purchasers. The blanks or pieces so cut to shape for plows and cultivators they shipped to their customers, manufacturers of plows and cultivators,in a flat, unbent, unpolished,and unhardened state. a. B. Whipple Gehr, and George W. Acklin, for W. Bakewell Bona, for defendants.
ACHESON, Circuit Judge. Waiving the question whether the plaintiff'l! application of soft center steel, amaterial confessedly old, to the manU':' facture of plows and cultivators involved anything more than the exer.:. cise of good mechanical j\.ldgment, and assuming that his specification . disclosed a patentable invention, we proceed at once to the question of infringement. And here we have first to notice that the claim of the patent is so awkwardly expressed as to give rise' to controversy whether it is for the method of making plows and cultivators out of the described material, or for the product or manufacture made in the defined manner. The plaintiff takes the latter view, and We adopt it as the better opinion. . But what, as new articles of manufacture, does the claim cover? The plaintiff contends that it embraces the flat pieces of metal plate cut to pattern by the steel manufacturer upon the order of the purmere blanks out of which the mould-boards and plow-shares and the cultivator teeth are made by the person ordering the material. But assuredly these blanks are not in terms within the claim, which, as we have seen, is in these words:
"The improvement herein described in the manufacture of plows and cultivators; that is to say, the making of them of metal plates, having a cl'l1trid layer of soft iron or steel, with exterior layers of cast.steel, SUbstantially as and for the purposes described."
According to the letter of the claim, the pronoun "them" plainly lates to the "plows and cultivators" previously mentioned. But, if we look beyond the claim itself, into the specification, we find nothing therein to countenance the broad construction upon which the plaintiff insists. The method 'of cutting the steel plates in prior use into pieces of proper size and form to make the mould-boards, plow-shares, and cultivator teeth is described as old, as is also the after-treatment of these pieces, namely, the shaping, tempering, grinding, and polishing thereof. It is shown that the difficulty sought to be overcome did not arise until after the blank pieces had been bent and. formed into mould-boards, plow-shares, and cultivator teeth; that it is in the still later process of ,.
tempering or these for.Q:led parts that the difficulty existed. these· Qompletely from warping during the processof temperilJgor hardening i,s.the very esse,nce of the described invention. The SfpecifiQation declares that 'fthe invention consists in constructing the mould-boards and shares of metal plates, having a central layer' oOron," etc. And again :u,By having the. steel on both sides of the iron, ,the mould-boards and shares. after being bent to the required formtdlan be tempered withont warping or changing their form." By reading of the specip9ation can the invention be held to exiatin the bare metal blanks cut from the admitte¢lly old soft center steeL plates. Again: we ha"e in his second application, which became :merged. in his ,third One, the plaintiff addressed the commismade of steel, sioner of patents thus: "My claim is for a, withlS,ron,center. I. ido notclahn. the. method of the steel. * * * It is the result only-themould-board-I cla.im; and, if necessary, I would disclaim expressly everything except that." Then he intentionally and l1ery· and abandoned his claim for theblllnk!! for making·,cultivatorteeth. T,he restricted claim. as finally formuIllteq by the plaiptiffandallowed by the, office, after repeated rejectionsof broader claim!!, is stri,ctly 1;>inding.upon the plaintiff, and he is pnwluded frominsistingupon", construction ",hichwould so broaden the claim as to take in, the mere flat metal blanks in their rough state. .·Lock Co., ,114 .l)., S. 63, 5 Stlp·. Ct. 1021; Shepard v. (hrrigat'l,l.16 U. S. Ct. Rep. 493. . . But the plaintiff furtPercontends that, iftpe patented .invention was notembodiE!d in the me411 so as.to cqnstitute a direct infringement QHheclaim of tpepatent, still the defenill,mts are liable, by reason of thE!ircontributory /tct inqutting the blanks, asjoint infringers with tbemanufacturers, who in making plows II;lld cultivators; and to sustain this position Wallace v. Jlolm68,.5 Fish. Pat. Cas. 37, is ,cited. But between that case and the one in hand there is no real analogy. In Wallace v. Holme8 the defendants made and sold the completed burner, which contained the distinguishing feature of the invention,and which was entirely useless without the lamp chimney; so that, as the court said, every sale of a finished burner was a proposal to the purchaser to supply the chimney, and every purchase was a consent that this should be done. Moreover, the acts of the defendants there were clearly indicative of the jntention to infringe, and actual concert with others to do so was a certain inference from the proofs. The case here is rather within of the case of Keystone Bridge Co. v. Pham:izlrlm Co., 5 Fish. Pat. Cas. 468, where, the patent being limited to the use:of the <,lesc1;ibed chorlljJin bridge strllctures, it was held by Judge lawfully make the chords, and Werj;l not;responsi1;>lefor thE! infringing act of: the bridge builders in using'thelill,'Now, right to mltnufacture s,oft center steel plates was o:pento.everybody,.and the mere cutting them, according1;()order,.intoconvelilient patterns or shapes, tosp.it the purposes of the. pIQw-:ll1.l1keJ' ormaQU{acturer of the cultivat.ors,. was no encroach-
SCOTT V. FRASEk.
ment upon the exclusive: rights Of the plaintiff. The defendants were not bound to inquire whether or not the purchasers from them were licensed by the plaintiff to use the invention; and, having done no wrong themselves, they are not answerable for the unlawful acts of others. In the facts of this case we discover no ground whatever for imputing infringement to the defendants. And nmv, February 11,1892, upon the facts found, the court finds in favor of the defendants.
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(Circuit Court, D. Massachusetts. February 28, 1899.)
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Letters patent No. 166,724 issued August 17,1875, to Erastus W. Scott, for an lmprovement in clasps for hollUngwhip-socketsto the dasbers of carriages, consist mainly "of a metallic band or screw-nut orfelDale screw in the band, a «:lampscrew, and a saddle provided witb an eye to receive the band. It HeM, tbat in view of tbe prior state of tbe art; and fact tbat all tbe elements of tbe combination are old, tbe patent must be strictly limited. to arrangement described, aud it fa not infringed by letters patent No. 428,679, iBBued Marcb 18, 18llO, to Daniel Fraser.
In Equity. Suit by Erastus W. Scott against Daniel Fraser for.infringement of patent. Bill dismissed. A. G. N. Vermilya, fo.r complainant. J. E. Abbott and E. p. Stocking, for defendant.
WEBB, District Judge. This is a .suit for infringement of tetters patent No. 166,724, granted to the complainant for an improveruent in whip-socket clasps;dated August 17, 1875. The defense is denial of infrinKement, and of the validity of the patent. Complainant's'specification sets out: "Tht'clllsp in question ts to encompass a whip-socket firmly, and hol.d it in connection with the dasht'r of a carriage; and it mainly consists or is composed of a metallic band or scrl'W-nnt or female screw in the band, aclamu-' scrf'W, ·lind a saddle provided with an eye to receive the band, all as hereafter
-and continues with a description of the several parts. They are: A saddle, or seat, made concave on both its faces, to conform in a general way to the convexity of the socket and of the dash-rail, which are to rest upon it, cut out in the center,so that itbea:rs only on the edges; at one end! of the saddle is a loop or eye, by which a strap passing through it is constricted, and kept closer to the Whip-socket and rail, which are of different diameters; a flexible metallic strap. long enough to extend round both socket and dash-rail, with se-veral holes at one end, to adapt the length to ditl'erent sizes, and in the other end a: single hole, to allow the passage oCa; Screw, and' lips to be bentinandgrnsp the edges of a nutj a nut and a screwj-all which are shown in the drawings. For use.


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The 38-year-old second-time legislator from Greater Kailash has also served as a minister in the AAP's 49-day government.
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"He has been promoted as Delhi unit chief spokesperson keeping in view the way he presented the case of EVM tampering," AAP spokesperson Deepak Bajpai said.
Earlier on Monday, the Punjab unit of AAP was dissolved during the first meeting held under newly appointed party's state president Bhagwant Mann in Chandigarh.
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Mr Arora will start his tour under 'AAP Apnya Naal' programme from May 18.
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Day 1: Today you'll cross the Cook Strait on the Interislander Ferry. Approaching Picton you'll cruise through the spectacular Marlborough Sounds
Accommodation: Lugano Motor Lodge
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg: 25 kms / 16 miles : 0.3 hours
Day 2: Drive to the seaside town of Kaikoura today
Accommodation: The White Morph, Kaikoura
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg: 110 kms / 68 miles : 1.3 hours
Day 3: Kaikoura to Christchurch City
Accommodation: Merivale Manor Motel
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg: 178 kms / 111 miles : 2.5 hours
Day 4: Explore the ever evolving city of Christchurch
Accommodation: Merivale Manor Motel
Day 5: Today you'll enjoy a scenic drive through Canterbury and the MacKenzie Country
Accommodation: Mt Cook Lodge & Motels
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg: 350 kms / 217 miles : 4.1 hours
Day 6: Follow the dry lands to Lindis Pass which leads into Central Otago, then through the Kawerau Gorge to Queenstown
Accommodation: Garden Court Suites and Apartments
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg: 257 kms / 159 miles : 3.0 hours
Day 7: The day is yours to discover all the scenic spots and fun activities on offer in Queenstown
Accommodation: Garden Court Suites and Apartments
Day 8: Depart Queenstown today
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg: 8 kms / 5 miles : 0.2 hours
You will be collected from your hotel and transferred to the Interislander ferry terminal in time for your ferry check in.Itinerary information by APP & in country support
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You also have access to our free call number and after-hours service if you require support while on tour.
The 92 km journey between Wellington and Picton takes around 3 hours and has been described as 'one of the most beautiful ferry rides in the world'. Leaving Wellington Harbour you pass many interesting points such as Pencarrow Head on top of which is New Zealand's oldest lighthouse (1859). Red Rocks is home to a seal colony and Oterangi Bay is the site which recorded the country's highest ever wind speed of 268 kph (167 mph).
From the Cook Strait spectacular views of the Kaikoura Ranges on the South Island can be enjoyed and dolphins and many sea birds are often seen. Around one hour of the cruise takes you through the Marlborough Sounds and this region of bush covered mountains, small islands, crystal clear waters and secluded bays offer remarkable photographic opportunities. The final leg of your cruise travels through Queen Charlotte Sound before coming to an end in the picturesque town of Picton.
Today you'll take to the road for your New Zealand Self Drive holiday, so take a look through the great selection of late model vehicles available and take your pick. To help you on your way GPS is included with all rentals.GPS navigation system
Use the latest GPS technology as you tour New Zealand. Your portable GPS features a simple touch screen interface with automatic route calculation and turn-by-turn voice-prompted directions including street name announcement. The automotive-grade GPS unit is easy to use and has multiple language options.Picton to Blenheim
Only short 30 minute drive, you'll follow the valley south to arrive in Blenheim, located in the heart of Marlborough - New Zealand's largest wine producing region. Go through acres of leafy green vines and marvel at the magnificent 'dry hills' of Marlborough in the distance.SUGGESTED ACTIVITY - Sounds Connection Half Day Wine Tour
An afternoon among the vines! Be immersed in the Marlborough wine country with the Sounds Connection half day wine tour. You'll be collected from your accommodation and taken through three or four hand-picked wineries to taste the award-winning produce this region is known for. You'll also hear about the history of winemaking in Marlborough as well as learning the unique processes each winery goes through. A lunch stop is not included in this tour so we do advise you have something to eat prior to this activity.
Your accommodation: Lugano Motor LodgeLocated right across the road from picturesque Seymour Square, the Lugano Motor Lodge welcomes you to their outstanding motel located in the heart of Blenheim within walking distance of many great cafés and restaurants. Enjoy the use of golf club sets, mountain bikes, daily newspaper and the DVD library.
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg is: 25 kms / 16 miles : 0.3 hours
Cross the 'dry hills' of Marlborough and head towards one of the most spectacular coastlines of the South Island, the Kaikoura Coast. The road hugs the shore for around 50 kilometres and offers many chances to view native wildlife. To the east is the South Pacific Ocean and to the west the towering Kaikoura Ranges. Kaikoura Township is a bustling little place with many cafes, restaurants and shops - but the main reason for visiting here is the wildlife - and it's one of the only places in New Zealand you can see whales year round.
Your accommodation: The White Morph, KaikouraSet on the Esplanade in Kaikōura, The White Morph enjoys commanding views of the ocean and mountains. Just a 10-minute walk into town, The White Morph has been beautifully placed so that you can take in the spectacular scenery of Kaikoura while enjoying the variety of attractions on offer.
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg is: 110 kms / 68 miles : 1.3 hours
Today you travel down the coast before heading inland through the North Canterbury wine region - the Waipara Valley. As you drive through this area you'll be greeted by one of New Zealand's most notorious animals, the sheep. If you've time on your hands we recommend taking a detour to Hanmer Springs for relaxing dip in its thermal pools. Arriving into Christchurch you'll see a new and improved city, steadily rising from the ruins of the 2011 earthquake.SUGGESTED ACTIVITY - Whale Watch Kaikoura
Experience New Zealand's only marine based whale watching company. Whale Watch Kaikoura offer a once-in-a-lifetime, up close encounter with the giant Sperm Whale. You are also likely to encounter New Zealand fur seals, dusky dolphins and albatross. Depending on the season you may also see pilot, blue and southern right whales as well as migrating humpbacks. Often orcas can be spotted here and the world's smallest dolphin, the Hectors, occasionally make an appearance.
Cruise in style on modern catamarans, specifically designed for whale watching - Featuring large passenger cabins and outside viewing decks. Passenger numbers for each tour are kept below the vessel carrying capacity to ensure your tour experience remains a personal one.
Your accommodation: Merivale Manor MotelOriginally built in the 1880's, Merivale Manor has been transformed into elegant motel and apartment accommodation. Less than 200 metres to central Merivale with its premier shopping, restaurants, cafes and bars.
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg is: 178 kms / 111 miles : 2.5 hours
Following the 2011 earthquake that razed its centre and much of the outlying suburbs, Christchurch is well into a billion-dollar makeover. In the middle of the Canterbury Plains, bordering the pacific ocean, New Zealand's newest city is an ideal gateway to exploring the middle of the South.
Go punting on the Avon River, take a historic tram ride, catch the gondola to the rim of an extinct volcano or do all three! See the world's only Cardboard Cathedral and for nature enthusiasts - wander the renowned Christchurch Botanic Gardens.
Drive an hour in any direction to ski, mountain bike, wine taste, whale-watch, bungy jump or play golf. Visit the International Antarctic Centre or take a day to go on safari at Orana Wildlife Park. Take the winding Port Hills road to the French settlement of Akaroa and tour the vines in Waipara for a authentic New Zealand wine-tasting experience.SUGGESTED ACTIVITY - Christchurch Gondola
In the Heathcote Valley, just fifteen minutes from the heart of Christchurch City, ride the Christchurch Gondola for nearly a kilometre to the collapsed rim of an extinct volcano - which exploded six million years ago. Take in the panoramic 360-degree views of the central city, Lyttelton Harbour, Banks Peninsula, Canterbury Plains and the distant peaks of the Southern Alps. Wander the summit complex and choose one of many nature walks or visit the Time Tunnel - a dramatic reconstruction of the history of the Port Hills and Christchurch.SUGGESTED ACTIVITY - Ko Tāne Māori Experience and Guided Kiwi Tour
Get a unique glimpse into the indigenous Māori culture when you visit the Ko Tāne Living Māori Village and Willowbank Wildlife reserve. This activity begins with a guided kiwi tour of the reserve with one of Willowbank's experienced guides. Following this enjoy the Māori cultural performance, you will be entertained with a kapa haka performance which includes action songs, poi dances, haka, stick games and weapons displays. The performance also gives you, an opportunity to learn the poi and the haka, then enjoy a four-course hāngī dinner.
Your accommodation: Merivale Manor MotelOriginally built in the 1880's, Merivale Manor has been transformed into elegant motel and apartment accommodation. Less than 200 metres to central Merivale with its premier shopping, restaurants, cafes and bars.
Today you'll drive through the heart of the South Island, crossing the vast Canterbury plains. Catch your breath in Geraldine before continuing through Fairlie. Ascending Burkes pass you'll come to the picturesque lakeside town of Tekapo.
Follow the road and take in the view of Aoraki Mt Cook (New Zealand's tallest mountain) from the shores of Lake Pukaki, known for its glacier fed turquoise blue color. Continue along the lake to your final destination Mt Cook Village. Please note there are no food or shops at Mount Cook you will need to stock up prior to arriving in Mount Cook if you wish to self cater.
Experience 500 year old icebergs up-close on the Mt Cook terminal lake. The Glacier Explorers tour is the only one of its kind in New Zealand - and one of only three in the world! Very few glaciers terminate into lakes and even fewer of them are accessible. See towering ice cliffs and floating icebergs from the safety of a specially designed boat. These boats provide a safe way to view unseen and inaccessible areas of New Zealand's largest glacier - The Tasman.SUGGESTED ACTIVITY - Tasman Valley 4WD Tour
A rugged back road 4WD adventure accessing awe inspiring views over the Tasman Glacier and its gigantic moraine wall. You will get to stop at several vantage points and have the opportunity to walk up to the top of the Tasman Glacier moraine wall to view some of the most spectacular photographic opportunities within the Aoraki/Mt Cook National Park. Your professional guide has a wealth of knowledge of the Aoraki/Mt Cook area. Learn about the area, its unique geology, local flora and fauna and get an entertaining insight into the rich pioneering history and stories of the past 150 years.
Your accommodation: Mt Cook Lodge & MotelsMt Cook Lodge and Motel is located in the centre of Mt. Cook village. The self-contained units are spacious and all are surrounded by alpine mountain views. If you don't feel like cooking either visit the Chamois Bar and Grill onsite or take the courtesy shuttle to Hermitage Hotel.
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg is: 350 kms / 217 miles : 4.1 hours
Today you'll leave Mount Cook National park and travel to Queenstown. Go through the lakeside town of Twizel and then pass through the gliding capital of New Zealand - Omarama - before ascending the Lindis Pass. Follow the road to Cromwell, located at the at the head of the Kawarau Gorge. Continue on towards the Gibbston Valley, one of New Zealand's premier wine growing regions. See the historic Kawarau Bridge where you can bungy jump, or relax and watch others take the plunge. Approaching Queenstown, the Remarkables mountain range comes into view as you arrive into the adventure capital of New Zealand.
Your accommodation: Garden Court Suites and ApartmentsThe Garden Court Suites and Apartments are located just seven minutes walk from the heart of Queenstown. Self contained apartment rooms provide everything you need for your stay.
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg is: 257 kms / 159 miles : 3.0 hours
Although celebrated as New Zealand's 'adventure capital' Queenstown offers far more than a fast paced action-packed holiday. Settled on the shores of Lake Wakatipu beneath a soaring panorama of the Remarkables Mountain Range, this alpine town is surrounded by a plethora of historic, gastronomic and scenic wonders.
Head down the Gibbston Valley wine trail to sample some of the region's best Pinot or catch a ride on the 100 year old Steamship - the TSS Earnslaw - to Walter Peak Station for dinner and a farm tour. Browse the waterfront cafes and have lunch at Michelin star chef Josh Emett's 'Rata.' Check out nearby historic Arrowtown and enhance your experience with a four wheel drive trip to Macetown.
Take a leisurely lakeside stroll or ride the gondola for breathtaking views. Venture further afield into the Fiordland National Park or head over the Crown Range to Wanaka. Drive through Lord Of The Rings country - or for the really fanatic, jump aboard one of many dedicated LOTR tours. And after all of that - if you do really want the adrenaline rush Queenstown is known for, take your pick from the Shotover Jet, Nevis Bungy, Canyon Swing, Zipline, Luge or Heli-ski.
Take a ride on 'Big Red' through the spectacular canyon walls of the upper Shotover River. Shotover Jet Boat is the only company allowed to operate in this remarkable location and their skilled drivers will take you on a wet and wild ride you'll never forget.SUGGESTED ACTIVITY - Skyline Gondola Queenstown and 3 Luge Rides
In the heart of Queenstown, located 450 metres above town in the Ben Lomond Scenic Reserve is the Skyline Complex. A gondola ride to the summit makes for awe-inspiring views of the city surround. Arrive at the complex and wander the outside viewing decks for a picture perfect outlook. Then onto the Luge! The 800 metre luge track offers an exhilarating journey through banked corners, tunnels and dippers.SUGGESTED ACTIVITY - TSS Earnslaw cruise to Walter Peak including gourmet BBQ dinner and a farm tour
Hop aboard the historic steamship TSS Earnslaw for an iconic Queenstown experience. Take in the local scenery as you cruise Lake Wakatipu to Walter Peak Station, a working sheep farm. On your arrival at Walter Peak you'll stroll through its stunning lakeside gardens to the homestead for a gourmet barbeque dinner. Watch your chef prepare your meal from a delicious seasonal menu and choose from a tempting selection of New Zealand meat and local produce. Complete your meal with an indulgent dessert, New Zealand cheeses and freshly brewed tea & coffee. Following dinner enjoy an entertaining demonstration of life on a high country farm. The return cruise offers a chance to enjoy a singalong with the ship's pianist or simply breathe in the crisp night air on the moonlit decks as the lights of Queenstown draw nearer.
Your accommodation: Garden Court Suites and ApartmentsThe Garden Court Suites and Apartments are located just seven minutes walk from the heart of Queenstown. Self contained apartment rooms provide everything you need for your stay.
Explore more of Queenstown before dropping your rental car at the airport depot and continuing your onward journey.
Driving distance and time (approximate) for this leg is: 8 kms / 5 miles : 0.2 hours
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PACFIC OCEAN (NNS) (NNS) -- Electrician's Mate Fireman Samuel Guidroz was more than 4,500 miles away from home when he was awakened by a sharp pain in his abdomen on the morning of Nov. 27, 2018.
The 20-year-old Sailor, assigned to the San Antonio-class amphibious transport dock ship USS Somerset (LPD 25), tried to treat the day like any other day spent underway in the Pacific Ocean. But the discomfort in his stomach soon drove him to the ship's medical bay.
"I had a nauseating feeling in my lower abdomen," said Guidroz, from his bed in the ship's recovery ward. "They ran some x-rays and a few additional tests."
"Fireman Guidroz came to us, and we were able to determine he had acute appendicitis," said Cmdr. Jeffery Chao, the surgeon for Littoral Combat Group One (LCG-1).
Chao said it was fortunate that the fleet surgical team happened to be there on the Somerset to augment the ship's capabilities. The fleet surgical team is attached to Amphibious Squadron (PHIBRON) 3, which is currently embarked on USS Somerset as part of LCG-1. If they had not been there, surgery aboard USS Somerset would not have been an option.
But not everything was working in Guidroz's favor.
"The sea state at the time was a bit rough, so it made me nervous," Guidroz said. "The doctors eased my mind though, assuring me it was the right thing to do."
The LCG-1 fleet surgical team and the Sailors aboard USS Somerset acted immediately. The officer of the deck turned the ship to the steadiest course available. The maneuver
significantly lessened the ship's motion in the water, allowing the medical personnel to do their work with precision. Then they prepared for surgery.
When Guidroz awoke, he felt groggy but relieved.
"Everything went great. Just like it would have if I had been back at a regular hospital," Guidroz said.
Chao says he expects Guidroz to make a full recovery in the next few days.
"This was a great learning experience to know the medical capabilities out here are far greater than my initial expectations," Guidroz said. "It feels good knowing and having that assurance that something like this can be taken care of out here at sea. I can't thank the medical team enough for what they did."
Since the surgery, Guidroz has been in contact with his family at their home in Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
"They were happy this was able to be done here on the ship, and even a bit surprised," Guidroz said. "Being away from them was different at first, but I've made some new friends out here. And it's important, I think, having people close to you when you're away from home."
USS Somerset is a San Antonio-class amphibious transport docking ship, based out of San Diego. LCG-1 is deployed to the U.S. 4th Fleet area of operations in support of the Enduring Promise Initiative to reaffirm U.S. Southern Command's longstanding commitment to the nations of the Western Hemisphere.
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Made this last night and served it with roast chicken. Absolutely delicious. It would be great with kale greens, I think. Unfortunately my market was out of them so had to settle for a mix of spinach and arugula. Will definitely make again.
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The fourth and final in the series of archival film from the National Archives' motion picture holdings related to the war in Vietnam. Featured will be Vietnam!, Vietnam! (1971, 60 minutes), the controversial documentary from the United States Information Agency narrated by Charlton Heston and produced by John Ford.
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Today I would be reviewing Dove Deep Pure Face Wash which is meant for oily skin but I went ahead and gave it a try to see how it works on my dry skin and after using it for a few days, I'm here to share my review with you all, read on to know more about this face wash.
Shelf Life: 24 months
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Splash face with water and apply face wash on face and neck. Rinse off. Pat dry. If face wash gets into your eyes, rinse well with water.
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Dove deep pure face wash comes in a tube with a flip top lid. The packaging is convenient and the lid tightly closes with a snip which makes it perfect for travelling. The texture of this face wash is thick and creamy like all other Dove face washes but it is slightly greyish in color. It has a really pleasant and refreshing smell which I just love to smell. You will need only a small blob of this face wash to make a good foam and it lathers pretty well while leaving face squeaky clean and fresh. It does not dry out my skin but can be a little drying for extra dry skin, so people with dry skin can give it a try in summers. It removes every bit of dirt and grime and makes my face clean, fresh and brighter.
Pros of Dove Deep Pure Face Wash Pore Care:
- Lathers well, only a small blob is needed to make a good lather.
- Travel friendly packaging.
- Easily available.
- It has a very pleasant refreshing smell.
- Does not dry out the skin.
- Comes with an affordable price tag.
- Leaves skin clean and fresh.
- Perfect for oily skin.
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In Search of Welcome: Personal Update
May 5, 2010
It is the first week of May. After a Mennonite Volunteer Service retreat to the mountains this past weekend I am undeniably aware that I am now 2/3 of the way complete with my year of service. In ways I am relieved. I am excited for next year, to make money, work part time, and officially enter the post-collegiate "real world". In other ways I am sad. To leave Baltimore means to move away from people, places, and memories that have managed to creep into my heart and become rather dear to me throughout the past eight months. It is hard to believe I have been here eight months already. As I examine my personal learning and the growth that I have seen take place in my life while living in Baltimore, I am excited for the person that I get to be in September, and the ways my life might look different as this year is complete.
I came to Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service knowing very little about what my time would be like this year. My knowledge on Lutherans, immigration, and refugee services was, needless to say, less then abundant. As I began to work and engage with my colleagues and communities, I found that it did not take long before these three words became integral pieces of my everyday thought and conversations.
My personal interactions with the stories of immigrants and refugees have been entirely transforming. The significance of story is something that has always been dear to my heart, but this year, in a whole new way. I continue to learn not only the significance, but the preciousness of individual and person experience. The boldness and courage that I have seen exhibited in the heart of each person that I have gotten to meet, interview, and photograph for my project this year continues to humble and inspire me. As I begin to look forward and see little pieces of what my future might hold beyond this year of volunteering, I remain excited for my last 4 months here in Baltimore and with LIRS. As I continue to meet and interview people I continue to see a fuller picture of this world. What a joy this is.


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As the girls are getting back from the football game, Alena and Deanna in their cheerleaders uniforms of short skirts, bloomers and tight tops, and Lena, Beth and Jenna in their dance uniforms, same tight tops but tight bottoms as if painted on, they discussed getting showers and going out to celebrate the win.
They come through the door of the sorority house all talking at once in excitement. "Okay okay okay," said Lena, "Lets get our showers ladies!"
"Hold up!" Beth says. "Will you gals please shave me? I can't get all the areas I need to. Please!"
Deanna looked at the others and they all smile. "Sure we can." Deanna says. "We should do that first though and then you can take a shower to wash off after."
"Oh thank you!" Beth says.
They all get upstairs to one of the bedrooms, have Beth and Jenna both lay down on the bed, deciding they would do them both at the same time. The girls take off their tight bottoms, since there was no room to wear knickers under them. Deanna and Lena each do the shaving and Alena gets the towels and wet clothes. As the girls are shaving, Alena is wiping down the girls and getting more shaving cream on them. Deanna was just about done with Beth. Alena, seeing this, held up her first finger to Deanna to hold on. She leaned down and sticking out her tongue, licked the upper area of Beth's cunt. She heard Beth take in a deep breath.
"A little more right on the top, Deanna."
She then went over to Lena and Jenna and did the same to Jenna. Jenna also took in a deep breath at the touch of Alena's tongue on her upper pussy and clit area.
"A little more closer to the clit Lena."
So, the girls went back to those areas and were able to get them smoother.
Alena went back to Beth first and first touched the area with her tongue, then her finger. Taking that finger, she moved it down Beth's cunt to see how smooth she was, saying, "Deanna, great job! She is very smooth." She then moved her finger into Beth's cunt and then two. "Mmmm, seems like someone enjoyed it very much too, huh, Beth?"
Beth nodded her agreement, unable to speak being breathless from feeling so horny from Alena's touch.
"See Deanna, feel how smooth that is." And Deanna proceeded to follow Alena's lead and finger Beth as Beth lets out a low moan. "Oh yes, very smooth, if I do say so myself," says Deanna.
Alena then moves to Jenna, doing the same. "Well I see it has affected you, Jenna, in the same way as Beth." What do you think Lena?" Lena feels Jenna and says, "Why yes, Alena, I believe you are right." Lena continues fingering Jenna with low moans coming from Jenna as well.
The girls continue to finger Beth and Jenna as Alena takes turns going back and forth from Beth to Jenna and back again, sucking on their nipples, licking their clits and pinching their nipples. It doesn't take long before both girls cry out with their orgasms.
"Well, that went well!" Said Alena. "Now showers!"
They all throw off their clothes in a big heap and run to the shower. This one is big enough for them all to fit in. So they all jump in and start lathering each other and helping each other wash off. Beth and Jenna double team Alena while Deanna and Lena enjoy watching and touching each other. Beth fingers Alena while Jenna moves from Alena's clit to her nipples, playing with each until Alena lets out of shout with her orgasm. They then move over to Deanna and Lena and with Alena's help they both are not long before their orgasms rocket through them.
They all finish washing off, get dressed, helping each other with makeup and accessories and out the door they go to meet up with the others to celebrate.
KK xx
Once again, Daddy asked me to continue this story of Sorority Shenanigans. So, I hope you enjoy.
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A limited edition colour to the 'Nell' knot series - a soft, metallic rose gold, croco embossed leather. This is your perfect companion for the party season and guaranteed to add a luxe injection to any outfit. Made largely by hand, you will delight in the interlocking, piped and plaited leather motif which organically adorns the flap. Inside you'll find a concertina silhouette with multiple compartments and pockets. Think of this construction as an internal wallet - carry by the luxe flat woven chain or detach and carry by hand.
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tryplex Toolkit – Kinect skeleton tracking for non-programmers
Team: Mischa Schaub, Sebastian Kox, Stephan Urech
Inspired by opensource-communities where the boundary between makers and users blur i started in an experience design based process the research for a DIY kit.
"The kit should – be flexible, allowing to test and apply own ideas and knowledge during the construction process; – inspire and encourage social connections in experience-based learning; – work as individual piece as well as interact in groups with other modules."
At the same time Microsoft released the kinect controller. Sebastian Kox who was showcasing mindblowing experiments he created with the kinect controller in the kinememe webforum. We invited him to hyperwerk to share his know how. At Hyperwerk we developped with Sebastian Kox the tryplex toolkit, a set of patches for Quartz Composer that makes Kinect skeleton tracking accessible to non-programmers. We published the tryplex toolkit under a opensource licence. Around the tryplex toolkit grew a community of people using and customizing the toolkit for their own projects. I used the tryplex toolkit for my projects Crosscraft, Zappel and die Reise.


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Coming in hot at $649,000 is this super rare end unit in 718 Main Street – GINGER, Chinatown. Being on the end gives you more sq/ft and a more unique lay-out. This is a 1 bedroom and Den. The den is a great size and would make a great nursery, office, spare crash pad, or hobby room. The options are endless. More details below but first, fest your ears and eyes on the teaser video
Checking in at 790 sq/ft, this Scandinavian inspired condo has a really unique flow and amazing private patio. Located on the North end of the building gives you a ton of privacy but great light and peaceful view. This 1 bedroom + Den has funky sliding doors, in-suite laundry, amazing spacious bathroom, euro style linear kitchen which includes; gas stove, drawer dishwasher, two tone cabinets and a super functional island. The space is very functional and open. #306 also has ONE PARKING stall and ONE STORAGE LOCKER in the underground which are both VERY hard to come by in this building.
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It's been one of the hot spots for a few years now but more and more amazing shops and stops keep popping up. Our go to coffee shop is definitely Matchstick Coffee. For beers and eats we frequent London Pub, The Union and Bao Bei is just down the street close the Keefer Bar. And the newest edition is this super cute and awesome grocery store called DALINA. This neighbourhood is changing so quick and just keeps getting better and more awesome. It's a great investment opportunity as there are no rental restrictions, pets are allowed and the strata fees are low. There is also a sweet media room for common use but the strata owners.


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I featured Bare Root's Nymph Photoshoot during the launch week of TPL. While perusing through their site, as I do for all submissions, I fell in love with this wedding. Per the Robyn, "Our bride Romina has fabulous taste-- she wanted an elegant black & white wedding that reflected a modern take on a traditional look. We went with white florals punctuated with shots of black and green and we loved the end result! Hydrangea, roses, and ranunculus were interspersed with black sola shell flowers and dark-eyed anemone for the perfect pop of contrast...
... This dramatic entrance to the couple's modern and stylish venue, the DTC Hyatt, was so pretty. The large cloud of baby's breath just seemed to float over all the rose petals and place cards below. The black sola shell flowers and the dark-eyed anemone really brought this bouquet to life."
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Latitude: 55.3183 / 55°19'5"N
Longitude: -1.6056 / 1°36'20"W
OS Eastings: 425129
OS Northings: 602762
OS Grid: NU251027
Mapcode National: GBR K67Y.6C
Mapcode Global: WHC20.9LP8
Entry Name: Dovecote 100 Metres North West of Togston House
Listing Date: 15 September 1988
Grade: II
Source: Historic England
Source ID: 1041835
English Heritage Legacy ID: 236890
Location: Togston, Northumberland, NE65
County: Northumberland
Civil Parish: Togston
Traditional County: Northumberland
Lieutenancy Area (Ceremonial County): Northumberland
Church of England Parish: Amble
Church of England Diocese: Newcastle
8/221 Dovecote 100 metres
north-west of Togston House
Dovecote above shelter shed. Late C18 incorporating earlier fabric. Rubble re-
using some squared stone, with cut quoins and dressings; Welsh slate roof.
Rectangular 2-storey structure. South side shows narrowed cart entrance with timber
lintel; slatted window with slightly-projecting sill above; square eaves cornice
and swept hipped roof. Left return shows part-slatted window and boarded door
to loft. Interior: Loft has 2 tiers of wall nesting boxes on all sides but west,
constructed of brick partitions on stone shelves and infilled with later brickwork.
Roof of 2 trusses with double collars and hip rafters carried out angle ties; some
re-used timber from an older building. Loft floor now removed.
Listing NGR: NU2512902762
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