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Sunday, July 22, 2007
OMG. Did I really just write that? Will my adult blog rating go up? Will those of you who lurk disappear? Will those of you who are regular readers be embarrassed/grossed out, and disappear? Will people be weirded out? Will my site become haunted by internet creeps?
Breathe. Breathe. Wow. That says a lot about my fears around sexuality. I often refer to myself as being sex positive, but I tend only to reveal that in long intense arguments about feminism, pornography, and sexuality. Or debates about sex, sexuality, and education in the US. I am publicly sex positive, yes, but I tend not to discuss what that means for my soon-to-be-not-so-private life.
Breathe. Breathe. In this post, Wizard and I will be writing about disability and sex. We will be writing in our own voices, about our own experiences and expectations. Beware. It's a very long post. And in places, it is pretty explicit. And, yes. This is Wizard's first post. Welcome, Wizard.
I like sex. I like the moment of anticipation. That unexpected quiver of arousal amidst quotidian activities. I like knowing that we will have sex later today. I like the warm memories and physical remainders/reminders of knowing that we did have sex earlier today. I am turned on by the communicative possibilities of sex -- by talking and writing about sex. I enjoy reading well-written sex -- though here I am less interested in the nakedness of body parts than my imagination of what is hidden -- the fear, excitement, happiness, sadness, etc. as people engage in their relationships. This turns me on.
Too much information? Come on, hang in there with me. Or is that perhaps my fear/shame speaking again -- perhaps this is not too much information. Perhaps this is what everyone experiences to some degree or other. Perhaps you are reading this post because you experience similar things but do not want to write about them. And this uncertainty is part of my motivation for writing. The rhetoric of privacy, chosen willingly by some and adopted out of fear for others, makes me feel alone. I don't know how others experience sex. I know what many people do. I want to know more about how others experience disability, sex, and sexuality. And I am willing to open about this. So -- hand extended -- read on.
Disability and sex. I kind of floated through my sex life prior to disability. I had relationships; I had sex; I had crushes; I loved. I brought with me a lot of baggage. My upbringing stressed the shame of homosexuality. Yes, my parents had gay friends, but that was for them, for those people. No one in this family was going to be gay. Bisexuality? Make up your mind, puhlease. I attended a women's college in the UK. My mother told me to watch out for those women. I watched all right. But not in the way she meant. I looked, and ..... well, sexual possibility seemed limitless. All I had to do was float along. And then came disability.
My first inclination that all was not well was when I explained that I had been prescribed a wheelchair. My mother's response was to ask whether Wizard still wanted to have sex with me. Even as I write this today, I am blown away. Err. What? Logic? What? Excuse me? We'd already been making accommodations. No. We had already been inventing new and creative practices to get around my RSI. A wheelchair didn't seem to be much more of an obstacle -- but it was.
On the public side of things, I learned quickly that disabled folk don't. Can't. Taboo. Nope. Not going there. I had to learn that disabled people had sex lives and that I could have one, too. I was pleased and, yes, surprised to learn about scholarly literature on disability and sex. Disabled parenting (that at least implied sex). The internet blew my mind. It wasn't so much that disabled people could have sex. It was the idea that people out there WANT disabled people. It wasn't just that Wizard was some kind of saint who could overlook the disability or even that he was some kind of weirdo. It was and is that there is a bunch of people who see, understand, and desire the body in all its manifestations. There is a world of people out there who desire people with disabilities (and not just in the devotee kind of way). And there is a world of PWD who are living and writing about their sexually full and enriching lives. I particularly enjoy Zephyr and Trinityva -- two especially prominent disabled sex bloggers -- but they are not the only ones.
On the private side of things, it was a whole different ball game. Wizard and I have been together, in a variety of configurations, for 16 years. Disability forced us to look clearly at what we were doing. I have never really clearly managed to articulate my hopes and desires for sex. I was sort of able to go along, making sure I was practicing safe sex and that I didn't get pregnant. Now, I have to think about what I want from an encounter, the mechanics of my body and the logistics of sex. In the past, I have not been good about communicating what I wanted. And my turning away from Wizard when he has approached or touched me with love has been difficult. We have had to talk about these kinds of things so that he knows that it's not about him. It's about my physicality, my body, and my own issues with that body. I now have to be honest and clear about my pain levels, my comfort in a particular position, my stamina. I should have been this open all along, of course. But I managed to skip on by. As long as both of us came, it was good, right?
I have a lot of things to think about. I need to protect my neck. No odd angles if we're doing oral sex and no weight either. We've had to figure out how to do the kiss thing -- press down too hard and all the pleasure disappears. Push my head back ... same thing. I need to protect my hip and lower back. Just because I am flexible and can open my legs at really odd angles doesn't mean I should. If you add your body weight on top of my leg, the whole thing can go belly up rather quickly. I can injure myself and that's no fun. You want repetitive motion? Hell, I want repetitive motion? That's a time limited activity. Better come quickly, then. Oh yes. Then there's the involuntary motion thing. Unexpected touch, light feathery touch, quick touch and ... POW! Sigh.
Sometimes just thinking about these things as prerequisites can be overwhelming. What happened to just fucking? To waking up, turning over, and simply having sex? To going to bed, making love, and falling asleep. Foam wedges, beanies, positions, arms, legs, necks, hands, hips, backs, painkillers ... spontaneity, anyone? And even when we have covered all bases, things can go "wrong" pretty quickly: a misplaced hand, too much pressure, a sudden turn, and ...
I am learning not to see the list as a list. It's not a list of things to be protected or nursed through a sexual encounter. It is the body I have. I have to recognize there is pain with the body I have. I have to recognize that there is variability with the body I have. That I can still enjoy it. That I can still have earth-shaking orgasms while protecting the painful bits.
I have to learn to trust Wizard and his desire for me. I have to learn that I can still express my desire for him, believing that he is open enough and sexy enough to welcome my sexual expression no matter what form it takes.
From Wizard:
WCD told me a few minutes ago that the next carnival was on disability and sex, and my first response was to jump right in. One of my favorite topics (sex) and one of my favorite people (WCD) -- two great tastes that go great together! But having begun to write, I want to start with sex first, and move on to disability and sex.
Even the able-bodied among us are disabled by the restricted expectations, discomfort, breathlessness, and general lack of knowledge about sex. I use "disabled" advisedly, as physical architecture and sociosexual architecture are both one-size-fits-all and if it doesn't fit you it's your problem. My family expected me to date a few nice Christian neighbor girls who didn't sleep around, wait to have sex until I was married to her, have sex with her only, and reading between the lines, to have only vanilla missionary sex in bed while completely naked with no one else watching. And I was probably supposed to be on top. Eventually this sex would lead naturally to one or more children, who we would take to church each Sunday until they left for college. I didn't even know there was an alternative. Just like I didn't know that a wheelchair user could be out on the sidewalk without being pushed.
Sex for my family and friends was simple: follow the rules and it would be satisfying, they said. Disabled sex isn't simple. If we kiss like we did in college, WCD's neck hurts. My gentle caress of WCD's arm may cause a spastic jerk strong enough to hurt me. When I was recovering from pelvic and sacral breakage and surgery, the sensation of WCD's hand on my cock was anything but stimulating -- it was jolting and eerily discomforting in some deep, old, reptilian part of my brain, and my facial expression and vocalizations communicated that. How would you feel if you were WCD, touching me with deep love and gentle caring, and I respond with disgust?
WCD may have loved it yesterday when I attacked her clit fiercely after a few short kisses, but today the very thought of touch there might lead her to curl up in a defensive ball. Hard repetitive strokes of fucking may begin a powerful feeling of connection but then, rather suddenly, become bothersome, annoying, or excruciating.
The good news is that we aren't alone. (Well, sometimes we're alone...) Able-bodied sex -- real-life, full-on fucking -- isn't simple either. Your partner may not share your love for porn, or for having spontaneous sex with your friends, or for latex, regardless of allergies and abilities. Your partner may not enjoy tying you up, no matter how much you wish him to, regardless of whether he can. Your partner will not see you as you see yourself, regardless of whether either of you can see at all. Hearing what your partner wants, and describing what you want, is tricky regardless of how ears and mouths work.
While writing this, I've shared several hot touches with WCD. I became very aroused from remembering sex with her, and writing about it; she stroked my hard-on and my tits, and I moaned deeply in her ear. I wanted her Right Then, but she asked me to wait while she wrote her piece. I've enjoyed honestly describing a small part of my physical love for WCD. I'm left wanting somewhere safe to talk about this -- what has been possible for each of us, what we wish for, what we were disappointed about.
A carnival is cacophonous and out of the ordinary, but after the carnival we can choose to live differently, day to day, because of our experiences there.
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OMG, you like sex? Bleugh! What, with a man? Ew! Next you'll be saying you leave the light on. ;-PReplyDelete
Well done, the both of you; very frank, very loving, very nice. :-)
One regret I have in blogging the way I do is that I don't feel able to be explicit about the mechanical side of things, techniques or um, bits of kit which can be useful. If I could absolutely guarantee that none of my family members would ever be able to read it...
Wizard's points about the non-disabled sex life are spot on; everyone has tastes, inclinations, dislikes and insecurities which are potentially problematic if a partner is not on side - or indeed, so problematic that a person lacks the confidence to get together with anyone.
Ignorance is a big issue; at least with an impairment to work around, you have to educate yourself to some extent. Arguably, you may learn more about your own and your lover's body and sexual make-up than you would otherwise. Perhaps a greater openness between lovers is forced (if you don't like something, you may be afraid to say - if something causes you terrific pain, there's no grinning and bearing it).
And personally, perhaps I am a bit weird, but I find it brings a lot of laughter to the bedroom. I mean, you can't take it very seriously when things go wrong - if you do, you both feel it so much, the disappointment, guilt or whatever. So you have to have a giggle.
Anyway, very happy for the both of you. :-)
yum. me likee sex too. !!!ReplyDelete
seriously tho, it's interesting how the ones who are supposed to be having the best sex, the young able bodied athletic etc--really aren't, when it comes down to it. the women are too scared to ask for what they need (that is, if they are old enough to even know what they need), and the dudes--well, i don't think they can appreciate a clit as wizard does. :p
it's interesting how the stuff that is supposed to disempower you--age, disability, size, etc, is often the stuff that opens up new worlds.
i'd be interested in reading about mental disabilities in the carnival--staying focused and on track can kinda be a problem in the climax dept, i've found. leading to a lot of the humor in the bedroom thing that goldfish talks about.
looking forward to the carnival.
I wonder to what extent the issues here--comments as well as original post--have to do with generational differences. My youth was spent post-sexual-revolution and pre-AIDS, and . . . well . . . I had my world in my time, as the Wife of Bath says. My life is very different now, but I'm glad I remember a time before safe sex, a time (and, I suppose, a place) when exploring bodies and talking about that process was . . . damn, here's that word again: normal. And then came the backlash that seems to have changed everything for people only a few years younger than I am. Well, sorry, enough old-fart-ism (my-how-the-world-has-changed-for-the-worse-since-I-was-young!). ;-)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous8:25 PM
Thank you WCD. Best post I've read all week, hands down! Affirming and hot ;)ReplyDelete
Also thanks for mentioning that TAB people can desire disabled bodies without the weird "devotee" connotation.
I see, understand, and desire the body in all its manifestations!!
From crip shaky hands, to butch genderqueers to femme queens. I wanna explore and adapt and fuck outside of the binary. Please know, I'm out there!
thanks you guys.ReplyDelete
That was a hard post to write. But it seems that we aren't the only ones out there. And that is kinda cool.
The body is fun!!
- Joan Kelly9:48 AM
Wow. I am a new visitor to this blog, clicked over from BFP's recent post where you were linked. I was really moved by what you wrote, WCD, and am glad for you and Wizard (liked your part too) that you each get to be with somebody good. :)ReplyDelete
BFP your comment reminded me of a conversation I had with my coworker recently. He was flipping out about his 15 year old daughter having a boyfriend, and his panic about her being too young for sex, and not knowing if she was active or wanted to be, and just feeling helpless. After telling him what I wish MY parents had done when they had that same panic (which he ultimately went with, thank god), I said, "Hey, if you want her to refrain from sex for a little while longer, just tell her the truth. Most teenage boys are terrible in the sack."
- Anonymous6:47 AM
I keep hearing what other Disabled people say about their sex lives, and all I can feel about it is envy and sadness for my own situation. I wish I could debug myself of all the negative messages I had growing up as a Disabled person in a "special" school. I'm 39 now, and haven't had a relationship for almost 20 years - and that never reached beyond heavy-petting. All I've known since is rejection from those I fell in love with, and this has led me to feeling asexual and unwanted. If you have it, enjoy it.ReplyDelete
As people get older, all of these things eventually happen, even if one always thought of oneself as "able-bodied."ReplyDelete
I think one reason some old people stop having sex is just not knowing how to adapt to pain, or some kind of puritan belief that you simply shouldn't have sex if you are in any kind of chronic pain. In our culture, sex is for the young, pretty, thin, pain-free people.
Your post was fantastic! Love your blog, WCD, my first post here.

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Penny Pinchers: Mart and the $10 Boots
Published on - January 5th, 2008 (by J.D. Roth)
I love family reunions. My cousins are bold and brassy. They're loud, and quick with a funny story. They're also cheap. At a New Year's Day reunion last week, we swapped tales of extreme penny-pinching. One of my cousins told this story, which I thought was hilarious.
A couple of years ago, my cousin Mart decided to buy a new pair of boots. On his way to the Oregon Coast, he stopped by the Wilco Farm Store in Oregon City to see if they had anything in his size. He wears size 9-1/2 Extra Wide, and can't always find the shoes he needs.
As it happened, they did have a pair in his size. These boots normally cost $159, but they were a special order that had never been claimed. Because the store couldn't sell them, they marked them down to $60.
Mart, being from a long line of penny pinchers, was quick to point out to the cashier that the store was having a sale: $50 off all Justin boots. "So I owe you $10, right?" he asked. The cashier was hesitant, but went to check with her manager. In the end, Mart got the boots for $10.
The whole weekend at the coast, Mart was pleased with his shopping prowess. He told the story to his family, and everyone got a kick out of it.
On the drive home, he decided to stop by the store again to see if he could find another good deal. Sure enough, he found a pair of size 6 Justin boots marked at $50. "I thought I was going to walk out of there with those boots for free and just give them to one of my nephews," he told me at the family reunion.
When he went to the cash register to pay, he was greeted by the same woman he'd dealt with a few days previously. She frowned when Mart suggested that because these boots were marked at $50, and because all Justin boots were $50 off, that he should get them for free. She went to talk to her manager. But before she could get very far, another checker stepped in to say that these boots were an exception — they were already marked down.
Mart made a good-natured fuss. Ultimately, the store agreed to sell him the boots for $25. He gave them to a nephew.
Mart ended his story on a sad note. "After I bought those boots, I couldn't wear them," he sighed. "They had too much of an arch. I had to give them to my brother, Scott." And that's how my penny-pinching cousin Mart got two pairs of Justin boots for $35, but ended up with nothing.
At Tuesday's reunion, I also learned that another cousin recently moved with her husband and nine of her eleven children to 100 acres in Oklahoma. The catch? There were no buildings on the land when they bought it. The entire family is currently living in a hastily constructed 16 foot by 40 foot building with no running water. Not all of their siblings think this is a Good Thing, but I think it sounds adventurous.
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"The entire family is currently living in a hastily constructed 16 foot by 40 foot building with no running water. Not all of their siblings think this is a Good Thing, but I think it sounds adventurous."
Hahaha! I think it's adventurous as well. It'll be a lifetime memory to build a house there and have that sense of accomplishment.
That's an amusing story. I take it that your cousin didn't try on the boots before buying them?
And I understand the appeal of adventure, but I think I've been exposed to a few too many large families whose parents do crazy things which negatively impact their children. (Not saying that it is case with your relatives, just that I'd be highly skeptical.)
11 children? That is not a very effective way to pinch pennies.
To think of children only in terms of their financial value is disturbing.
It is a great story to illustrate that a "Deal" isn't always a value!
Moving to the open land sound like an adventure, when you know you can leave in two weeks and go back to your warm bed!
As a desendant of Sod-house Dakotans, I say they were built of sturdier stock! Sounds like they are doing what the want though so good for them!
To have children when you can't afford to provide for them is disturbing.
Great story…11 children in these days and times…crazy.
What I really disliked was the analysis of how "effective" having 11 children was as a "way to pinch pennies". My family is not a flexible part of my budget that I can reduce or eliminate in order to save money.
I have to admit that a "hastily constructed 16 foot by 40 foot building with no running water" does not sound like adequate housing for 13 people. Do they have heat? Do they have bathing facilities? What are the fire codes for the area? Is sewage being disposed of properly? Is it safe?
Assuming it is safe, I see no reason why they shouldn't have as many children as they want and are able to feed.
"I love my cigar, but take it out of my mouth once in awhile." But onwards.
I realize that some store owners try to take you for everything you've got, are generally nasty people, etc. But many more are not, they're just folks trying to make a living. And getting rid of a pair of special order boots which are otherwise never going to go away might be worth just getting $10, especially if the special-ordering customer put some money down and forfeited it. And yes, a store owner should check his or her inventory to be sure there isn't an already marked down item in the stash of stuff they're putting on special. To be clear, there is no shame in simply making an offer on an item, the store owner can always say no (that said, you should take a "no" with good grace).
Still, some folks seem to take a certain glee in finding the mistakes of retailers and taking advantage of them. Big stores can absorb these, but do that often enough to a small store, and the store is going to go away.
Retail stores often have a 50% margin, that is, the wholesale cost is doubled when the item is retailed. Sounds outrageous, but when you look at all the costs that have to come out of that extra 50%, there isn't a huge amount of actual profit built in there. Especially on something as volatile as clothing or footwear, you have to account for theft and the fact that a certain percentage of merchandise is going to have to be sold for cost at the end of the season. Add in "clothing rental" (that is, stuff people buy, wear once or twice, and then bring back claiming they never wore it) and that manufacturers and wholesalers generally don't take back merchandise which isn't defective, meaning if you give a refund you've essentially not only lost a sale but had the merchandise removed from your stock as well…it's a tough game. And that's not even considering paying the clerks, store rent, taxes or electricity.
To me trying to get something on a "technicality" is not much different than keeping an extra $10 a cashier accidentally hands you while making change. Lots of people do, but I think it's at best ethically questionable. At best.
So by all means be frugal and even cheap, just don't go too far.
I think this behavior is pretty tacky. I'm all for frugality, but this kind of thing smacks of saying, "Ah, I'm going to screw over that store. Ha ha ha." It's one thing if it's Wal-Mart, but it sounds like this place was a mom-and-pop kind of place.
Like Roger said, if you pull this kind of stunt, it really eats into the retailer's bottom line. I don't really care of Megacorp's stock flounders, but I do when it's a small business.
The image of 11 people living in a 16×40 building without running water stuck with me this weekend. I thought maybe I was misjudging the space at first, but I did a quick drawing to scale in SketchUp. The image is here:
The rectangle is 16×40, each of the figures in the image are approx. 5'7″ tall. Seems like close quarters to me for a winter… particularly without running water.


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As Washington debates immigration reform, much of the focus is on proposals that would offer illegal immigrants a path to citizenship. Here, we focus on one pathway that many people think is already there: That is, the notion that a non-citizen even if undocumented, receives immediate legal residency by simply marrying a US citizen. Not so simple, under a 1996 immigration law.
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The $430 Ford Popular from 1954 Ford of Britain Centenary
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In an era before online shopping and TV advertising, a motor show was an ideal opportunity for the British public to get close to a new vehicle. And for Ford customers that meant testing the interior comforts and, at a time when many drivers carried out their own servicing, having a good look at the engine.
This is the Ford Popular living up to its name at the 1954 Earls Court Motor Show. At just £275 ($430) the Ford Popular allowed many people to own their first new car.
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Baby bottlenose dolphin
Baby Samu must quickly learn to swim without his mother's support. In Shark Bay, bottlenose dolphins are at risk from shark attacks, especially calves like Samu. The first three years of a calf's life is particularly dangerous with almost 50% being killed.
Baby and mother bottlenose dolphin
One day old Samu takes one of his first breaths. Born at night to avoid the threat of sharks, Samu must stay close to mother Puck as they swim in the shallow waters of Shark Bay. The bay supports a large population of bottlenose dolphins including groups which have developed extraordinary hunting techniques. Puck's group, the Beachies, have developed special methods of hunting fish in shallow water.
Dolphin catching fish
Another group of bottlenose dolphins, resident to shark bay, has developed a unique hunting technique. The dolphins drive fish into shallow water and as they approach the shore, one dolphin will accelerate and aquaplane into centimetres of water, snatching the fish. Only a few females in the group have learnt to do this, however it is passed down through generations with young dolphins watching from the shallows.
Scientist Janet Mann
Janet Mann is the scientist behind the research at Shark Bay, Western Australia. She has followed Puck for over 20 years and witnessed Puck rear five calves. Samu is the sixth, but despite Puck's experience, she must remain vigalent to protect against the dangers facing Samu. Many dolphins in the Bay bear scars from encounters with sharks and Janet hopes that Samu will not become the latest victim.
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Tom Rayner,
26 June 2007 12:37
MCN reader Dave Woollands won a dream VIP ticket to the British MotoGP at Donington Park last weekend in an MCN competition in collaboration with Gilera. Woollands, and his guest, got to spend the day with the Metis Gilera Racing 250cc GP squad and hung out in their race truck and hospitality areas. He also got the chance to meet the ...
Tom Rayner,
14 June 2007 17:28
A veteran Brazilian stunt rider is setting up his first stunt school in London teaching bikers the art of motorcycle wheelies, stoppies and rolling burnouts. Bira Nicolella has spent 25 years perfecting his motorcycle skills and is now looking to train up the next generation of professional stunt riders at his Enfield based training school. "Because the sport is growing ...
Tom Rayner,
31 May 2007 11:04
With thousands of race fans flocking to the Isle of Man for the TT centenary many enterprising garages are cashing in by raising petrol prices. Unhappy bikers have told MCN they have paid up to £1.08 per litre for standard unleaded on the Island. Currently the price at the famous Bray Hill petrol station stands at £1.04 per litre – ...
Tom Rayner,
15 May 2007 10:30
MCN's Tom Rayner has been getting to grips with his Piaggio MP3. And despite the huge luggage capacity and two front wheels, he's still learnt the art of filtering on the three-wheeler. Watch our video to see how he handles traffic on the Piaggio, and read his thoughs on the unusual 250cc machine in MCN, May 16, 2007. Zoom ...
Tom Rayner,
10 May 2007 07:00
A new legal site for bikers has been launched offering advice, case studies and contacts. Law4bikers.co.uk is headed by MCN's legal columnist, Andrew Campbell from Withy King. Campbell has won landmark diesel spill cases, represented the biker accused of speeding after a video was posted on You Tube and recently won a groundbreaking compensation claim against the Criminal Injuries Compensation ...
Tom Rayner,
23 April 2007 18:14
The Motorcycle Rider Trainers Association is giving the public a first opportunity to get a feel of the new motorcycle test on July 1 at their annual events day. Held in conjunction with the Driving Standards Agency, the MRTA are setting out a test circuit including some of the new test features including swerve and stop, slaloms and slow riding.
Tom Rayner,
18 April 2007 14:39
The most famous name in motorcycling history is being sold-off at auction next month. Alec Card, 80, has decided to sell the Brough Superior name off to the highest bidder on May 5 as part of the Legend of the Motorcycle auction in California.Card told MCN: "I'm getting too old to be dealing with it now, so I though it ...
Tom Rayner,
18 April 2007 14:21
4x4s are being fitted with bike friendly bull bars made from a shock absorbent plastic material. From May the sale and fitment of metal bull bars will be made illegal by the Department for Transport, anybody flouting the law could face a 12-month prison sentence and a £20,000 fine. In response Endura plastic mouldings has created an energy-absorbing plastic alternative ...
Tom Rayner,
23 March 2007 15:56
Suzuki GB has just announced a new finance scheme that makes it even cheaper to own a brand new Hayabusa. The Personal Contract Purchase Scheme works in this way: you pay a deposit, have an agreed future value for the machine and then pay lower monthly repayments than a standard HPI scheme. The scheme is available on the following bikes: ...
Tom Rayner,
06 March 2007 12:29
Here's the world's first pictures of BMW's prototype 450cc enduro bike. The next-generation beemer was spotted undergoing final tests as part of the Uelsen Enduro race in Germany at the weekend. The bike was not badged in corporate colours but was entered in the event under the banner of the BMW AG Motorrad team. What's more, the bike was being ...
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No one likes their wine watered down—and that's exactly what would have happened at the Highlandtown Wine Festival had it been held during the monsoon that fell on its originally scheduled date in April.
And that, dear readers, is why we have rain dates.
Di nuovo! Welcome to the Highlandtown Wine Festival, Take Two, this Sunday, May 20, 1-6 p.m. at Our Lady of Pompei Church, 3600 Claremont St.
Look at it this way. The wines, all homemade, have gotten more precious time to mellow in the bottle; the bouquet has lengthened and become more complex; the notes of tobacco, blackberry and leather are more pronounced. Or less pronounced, whatever you prefer.
Anyhow, the wine festival will be worth the wait. There will be plenty of homemade wine. The amateur vintners are competing for medals and prizes. They will bring their best.
Tickets are $25 at the gate, or $20 if bought in advance at DiPasquale's Italian Marketplace, 3700 Gough St., or online at http://highlandtownwinefestival2012.eventbrite.com.
The ticket price includes five tastes and an antipasto platter and souvenir glass from DiPasquale's.
There will also be arts, crafts, musical entertainment, dancing, lots of Italian food, and a certain amount of trash-talking among the contestants.
Stop by the Baltimore Guide tent, chat for a bit and walk away with a little souvenir (while supplies last).
Proceeds benefit repairs and upkeep at Our Lady of Pompei, and neighborhood projects of the sponsoring Highlandtown Community Association.


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OK, let's not call it "Snowpocalypse." But Utah is in for a major winter storm as it moves toward the weekend.
As a fresh cold front barreled into the region, the National Weather Service issued a winter weather advisory beginning Thursday morning and running into late Friday morning for the north-central portion of the state on both sides of the Wasatch Front.
In the mountains north of Interstate 80, forecasters predicted 8-16 inches of new snow — and up to 2 feet at elevations at 8,500 feet and higher. Rain, turning to snow overnight, was expected in the region's valleys. Worsening driving conditions in the area's passes were expectations of ridge winds of up to 70 mph at times.
The winter weather advisory for the Wasatch Mountain and Ogden valleys, and the communities of Huntsville, Park City and Heber City, anticipated 4-8 inches of snow. Meanwhile, the Wasatch Range south of I-80 and extending east into the Uinta Mountains, was expected to bring 6-14 inches by late Friday morning.
For the first time this week, however, the Utah Avalanche Center lowered some snow slide risk rankings. While Logan and Ogden mountain slopes remained at "red" or high risk for avalanches, the western Unitas, Salt Lake City, Provo and Moab districts were downgraded to "orange" or considerable risk.
Southern Utah was forecast to escape the storm's fury with high temperatures of 50-60 degrees under partly cloudy skies.
Air quality statewide earned a "green" or healthy grade going into the weekend.
Salt Lake City was expected to reach a high temperature of 37 degrees Friday, down markedly from the 50-degree forecast for Thursday; Ogden was pegged at 34 degrees, after Thursday's 49-degree prognostication; Provo 39 and 52; Logan 32 and 44; Wendover 34 and 50; Duchesne 34 and 40; Cedar City 40 and 54; St. George 44 and 61; and Moab 48 and 51 degrees.


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Ryan Reynolds has started the official divorce process from wife Scarlett Johansson — the couple announced their separation a few weeks ago.
PHOTOS: Ryan Reynolds & Scarlett Johansson throughout their marriage — a photo gallery
Guess they changed their minds on not divorcing immediately! Ryan filed for divorce on Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court, and Scarlett filed her response simultaneously. They both cited the date of their separation as December 14th.
Neither Ryan "Sexiest Man Alive" Reynolds nor Scarlett are seeking spousal support.
PHOTOS: Scarlett Johansson "Babe of the Year" in GQ Magazine — sexy shots by clicking here
Well, on the bright side, at least they can kick off the New Year with a clean slate!
PHOTOS: Sexy shots of the hot Ryan Reynolds in GQ Magazine this past October
R.I.P. prettiest couple in Hollywood. Back to Brad and Angelina, I guess…


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LEXINGTON, KY (RNN) - The No. 14 Kentucky Wildcats defeated the Texas A&M Aggies 68-51 Tuesday night.
The Wildcats (14-4, 4-1 SEC) led the entire game, with the Aggies trailing by as many as 21 points late in the second half.
Texas A&M (12-6, 3-2 SEC) shot 52 percent from the foul line but were only 19 of 51 from the floor and two of eight from downtown. The Aggies were outrebounded 43-26 and managed only two blocks the entire contest.
Kentucky shot 66.7 percent from the free throw line and 44 percent from the floor but only made six of its 21 3-point attempts. The Wildcats turned the ball over four more times than the Aggies, 15 to 11.
Forward Alex Poythress was Kentucky's leading scorer with 16 points off the bench, with guard James Young and forward Julius Randle scoring 15 and 13 points, respectively. For the Aggies, forward Davonte Fitzgerald and guard Alex Caruso both scored 12 points.
In their next game, the Wildcats will host the Georgia Bulldogs on Saturday at 1:30 p.m. ET. The Aggies will return home for their next game to welcome the Vanderbilt Commodores on Saturday at 1 p.m. ET.
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Athletes affected by head, heat and heart injuries or conditions attract immediate attention in the media.
Not far behind in the headline battle are the torn anterior cruciate ligament in the knee and the ulnar collateral ligament in the elbow — also known as the ACL of the arm. Reconstructive surgery is typically required for both.
Mention the ankle, however, to the typical sports fan and you will probably see a shrug of the shoulders. Injuries to that joint are so common and so minor. So, who cares?
The New York Yankees do. At least they do now. When shortstop Derek Jeter broke his left ankle making a seemingly routine defensive play during last year's playoffs, the Yankees first said he wouldn't need surgery. He did.
Then they said the 39-year-old would be ready for opening day. He wasn't. Last week, just two games into a rehabilitation assignment, he was called back up much earlier than planned due to injuries to other Yankees. Whereupon, he suffered a right quadriceps strain and will be sidelined until after tonight's All-Star game. Two games does not a rehabilitation assignment make, particularly given Jeter's age and injury. Will the pros never learn?
The National Athletic Trainers' Association cares about ankles, too. So much so, that it will be publishing a position statement on evaluation and treatment of ankle sprains in the Journal of Athletic Training next month. Considering that ankle sprains — at 10,000,000-plus per year in the United States — are by far the most frequent injury in sports, such a document is more than timely.
Some of the guidelines it contains — such as ice, compression, and elevation — are nothing new and universally accepted. However, others may be more controversial: a stress x-ray is not reliable for diagnosing the severity of an ankle sprain but — and insurance companies are sure to not like this — an MRI is.
Before ordering x-rays or more imaging expensive tests, though, the guidelines urge sports medics to follow the scientifically validated Ottawa Ankle Rules: search for tenderness at the tip or the back half of both the medial and lateral ankle bones and evaluate weightbearing status. If there is tenderness in any of those areas or the victim is unable to bear weight, then an x-ray is necessary.
Otherwise, the injury is a sprain. If it is mild or moderate, the guidelines recommend early and aggressive rehabilitiation. For severe sprains, 10 days of immobilization are recommended followed by a careful but progressive therapy program.
Regardless of severity, the goal is to restore full range of motion, strength, and balance — especially balance. Incomplete rehab is a recipe for re-injury. So is a failure to have the injured ankle braced or taped. The costs of daily taping can add up. At $50-$80 a pair, a good set of ankle braces pays for itself in less than a month.
For the complete guidelines go to www.nata.org/sites/default/files/ankle-sprains.pdf.
John Doherty is a certified athletic trainer and licensed physical therapist. This column reflects solely his opinion. Reach him at email@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @JDohertyATCPT.


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Book your room at Sheraton Jinan Hotel
Superior RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Deluxe RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Club RoomMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
Superior SuiteMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children)
4.5-star luxury hotel in Jinan with 4 restaurants
Situated near the airport, in Jinan, this luxury hotel is close to Shandong Stadium, Baotu Spring, and Quancheng Square. Local attractions also include Daming Hu and Daming Lake.
Hotel Features
In addition to 4 restaurants, Sheraton Jinan Hotel features an indoor pool. Other amenities include a bar/lounge and a coffee shop/café.
Room Amenities
LCD televisions include satellite channels. Guestrooms also feature beds with Select Comfort mattresses, complimentary wireless Internet access, and high-speed (wired) Internet access (surcharge).Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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At your hotel
In addition to an indoor pool and an outdoor pool, Sheraton Jinan Hotel provides a health club and a spa tub. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 4 restaurants and guests can grab coffee at the coffee shop/café. The property also has a grocery/convenience store. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Business-related amenities at this 4.5-star property consist of a 24-hour business center and meeting rooms. Event facilities measuring 256988 square feet (23875 square meters) include conference space. This luxury hotel also offers a nightclub, a sauna, and a steam room.
Sheraton Jinan Hotel has designated areas for smoking.
- 24-hour front desk
- Airport transportation (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 410
- Number of floors - 23
- ATM/banking
- Babysitting or childcare
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Coffee shop or café
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Conference space
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Health club
- Free Wi-Fi
- Designated smoking areas
- Grocery/convenience store
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Nightclub
- Porter/bellhop
- Room service (24 hours)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2009
- Number of restaurants - 4
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 256988
- Conference space size (meters) - 23875
- Number of meeting rooms - 10
- Sauna
- Train station pickup (complimentary)
- Garden
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Indoor pool
- Outdoor pool
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Television in lobby
- Use of nearby fitness center (complimentary)
- Wedding services
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Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Premium bedding
- Separate sitting area
- Air conditioning
- Complimentary newspaper
- Soundproofed rooms
- Climate control
- Phone
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Complimentary bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Complimentary toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Jetted bathtub
- Bidet
- Separate bathtub and shower
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Rainfall showerhead
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Satellite TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Wired high-speed Internet access (surcharge)
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Down comforter
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Pillow menu
- Sleep Number by Select Comfort mattress
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
Feast - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, dinner, and brunch.
Yue Chinease - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
Miyabi - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
An indoor pool, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a health club, a sauna, and a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Aerobics on site
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible parking
- Roll-in shower
The fine print for Sheraton Jinan Hotel
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, JCB International, MasterCard
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Breakfast fee: CNY 124 per person (approximately)
- Airport shuttle fee: CNY 300 per vehicle (one way)
- Rollaway bed fee: CNY 288 per night
We should mention
Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.


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Our Cabernet Sauvignon vines are planted in the northwestern quadrant of our estate vineyard in the Oak Knoll District of Napa Valley, in gravelly soils that warm quickly in the spring. This warmer site, combined with limited yields, produces Cabernet Sauvignon fruit with bright, complex flavors, resulting in wine with deep ruby color and heady aromas of plums, blackberries, and forest-floor spice.
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Deep ruby in color, this complex Cabernet Sauvignon exhibits a luxurious nose of blackberry, black cherry, plum, black currant, cola nut and chocolate with a hint of black pepper and olive. The tannins are ripe and velvety, leading to a richly textured palate. The wine's fresh, rich raspberry jam, blackberry, currant and chocolate flavors lead to a long persistent finish of cherry and toasted oak vanilla.Food Affinities
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Mark-Paul Gosselaar Welcomes a Son Named…
"Saved By The Bell" alum Mark-Paul Gosselaar (Zach Morris!!!) and wife Catriona McGinn welcomed a baby boy on September 20th. Dekker Edward is the first child for the couple. Gosselaar is also dad to Ava Lorenn, 7, and Michael Charles, 9½.
WHAT IT MEANS: Roof or blanket maker.
WHERE IT ORIGINATED: A non-traditional Dutch spelling of the more classic Decker, this surname was given to those in the roofing occupation.
POTENTIAL NICKNAMES: Although there aren't many examples for this uncommon name, the scrappy sounding Deke wears well.
KNOW THIS: Although Dekker is rare, there have been 489 boys named Decker in the U.S. since 1990. Last year was its most popular year ever with 72!
POP CULTURE CONNECTION: Dekker shares his name with 16-year-old Dutch sailor Laura Dekker who, in 2012, became the youngest person to circumnavigate the globe.
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I agree with regtest… I loved Saved by the Bell growing up!
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Congrats to them! Interesting choice! It's kind of cute, although I'm not a huge fan. I just think of buses and sandwiches. It's an interesting contrast to his older sibling's names!
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This is wonderful news! "Saved By The Bell" is the greatest sit-com in TV history, and it changed my life forever.
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Megan & Liz — our favorite up-and-coming pop duo — are planning to take on the summer with their first headlining tour! Called "American Rag On Tour Presents Megan & Liz," the 26-city North American tour will kick off in Minneapolis, MN before hitting major cities like Chicago, New York City and Toronto. It will support the duo's upcoming summer debut LP Look What You Started, which features their super catchy Max Martin-helmed lead single "Release You," and is sponsored by American Rag and Macy's. Tickets are on sale now on the girls' official website.
Kalin & Myles will join Megan & Liz as the tour's opening act. View all of the tour dates below.
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August 8 Minneapolis, MN The Triple Rock Social Club
August 9 Milwaukee, WI The Rave II
August 10 Bloomington, IL Castle Theatre
August 11 Chicago, IL Lincoln Hall
August 14 Pontiac, MI The Crofoot
August 15 Indianapolis, IN Deluxe @ Old National Centre
August 16 Pittsburgh, PA Altar Bar
August 17 Buffalo, NY Waiting Room
August 18 Toronto, ON The Annex Wreckroom
August 21 Hartford, CT Space
August 22 Boston, MA Brighton Music Hall
August 23 Freehold Township, NJ iPlay America
August 24 New York City, NY Gramercy Theater
August 25 Philadelphia, PA Union Transfer
August 26 Washington, DC The Hamilton
August 29 Nashville, TN Rocketown
August 30 Charlotte, NC Amos' Southend
August 31 Orlando, FL Plaza Live Theatre
September 1 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Culture Room
September 6 Scottsdale, AZ Martini Ranch
September 7 Tucson, AZ The Rock
September 8 Los Angeles, CA El Rey
September 11 San Francisco, CA Brick & Mortar
September 13 Portland, OR Hawthorne Theatre
September 16 Seattle, WA Triple Door
September 17 Vancouver, CA Rio Theatre
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I'm still running the RC on my netbook, first off. I've had problems with upgrading and the lack of authenticity/2 hour shutdowns haven't been a problem yet.
However, I have run into these weird network bridge problems. When I tried to delete it (prior to RC expiration), it kept telling me there was an error when trying to edit the network bridge. So, I left it alone. I always used wifi anyway.
But, I needed to use the ethernet for my internet at one point. So, I looked up some forum posts on various sites and seemed to find a fix in deleting the mac bridge miniport from device manager. Well, I did that and the network bridge icon is gone, but it seems the actual bridge is still there. Both my ethernet and wireless card read "enabled, bridged." What's worse is that the wifi no longer works.
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Poster design for Atlantic Acting School production of The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Directed by Jessi Hall.Art Direction, Graphic Design, Typography2014
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Parody is a powerful tool to reach audiences online with humor. I used it to create feature images as well as content for social media for particular stories on TheBlot.Art Direction, Graphic Design, Typography2014
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A fill-in-the-blanks of found lettering, this project cultivates a keen eye for letters in our environment and seeks to preserve that lettering through comprehensive drawing and refining.
French Portabella is based on the hand lettered cover of a Mark Twain short story book from 1890. A poster depicting a book or screenplay cover for a French film was designed to show off the completed character set.Editorial Design, Graphic Design, Typography2012
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Fmr. Congresswoman Jean Schmidt returned home Tuesday after her and her twin sister were in Boston running the marathon together when two explosions rocked the event.
Schmidt says she crossed and stood around 15 feet from the finish line to wait for her sister to also finish the race.
"I used a stranger's phone and called my husband, said I'd run one of the better marathons of my life, and hung up with him. He said she was about 20 minutes behind me," recalled Schmidt.
Shortly after the conversation with her husband, she says that's when the explosion rocked the ground around her feet.
"All of a sudden I head this, I head this BOOM, and I saw smoke. It was so surreal."
She says the explosion paralyzed her with shock, until a second bomb went off.
"I ran so fast to get away from it, and I saw people being rushed to the medical tent that were in really bad shape," said Schmidt.
She tells FOX19's Brett Hoffland, from the instant it went off, she knew it was a bomb.
Schmidt says the hotel staff where she stayed was wonderful, allowing her use their phone to let everyone know her and her sister were okay.
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Chapter Five
Starting in the late 1940s, hunting guides established headquarters in Chisana City, and its population slowly began to grow. Donald O. Spaulding, for example, was operating out of the community in 1947. [1]
Despite the influx of new residents, one pioneer remained a full time inhabitant. Occupying a small cabin at the southwest corner of the airstrip, N. P. Nelson ended the decade distributing the mail delivered by Cordova Air. [2]
Mining continued during the 1950s, though on an increasingly smaller scale. By the middle of the decade virtually all of the district's original claims had lapsed. Many, however, were eventually restaked by new operators employing mechanized equipment.
Several of the district's earliest residents still frequented Chisana City. Billy and Agnes James, for example, continued to spend much of their time in the community. [3] So did Shushana Joe, who lived there until his death in about 1960. [4]
N. P. Nelson finally left Alaska in the mid-1950s, although he visited briefly in 1959. When the 96-year-old Nelson died in the mid-1960s, friends Ivan Thorall and Iver Johnson arranged to have his body cremated and his ashes returned to the district. Fittingly, the pair buried them on a prominent point above upper Bonanza Creek. [5]
Local residents submitted their first homestead applications about this same time, roughly dividing the Chisana townsite between two groups. Billy James filed on the eastern half in 1955, but died in Anchorage in 1960 before acquiring title. In 1962 guide Kenneth L. Folger sought the same spot, but never completed the necessary paperwork. Paul Jovich applied in 1968. He completed the process, receiving patent to the 18.5-acre site in 1979. Most of this property now belongs to guide Raymond A. McNutt. [6]
In 1957 Lou Anderton filed on the western half of the townsite. Unfortunately, Anderton, like James, died before his paperwork was approved. Herbert H. "Bud" Hickathier staked the site in 1964, but he also suffered an untimely death. [7]
Two other residents also claimed local land. Elizabeth Hickathier filled on an 80-acre trade and manufacturing site about two miles west of the Chisana townsite in 1964; and Ivan Thorall applied for a 130-acre homestead south of Chathenda Creek in 1967. Both were ultimately approved. [8]
Conflicting provisions contained in Alaska's Statehood Act eventually stifled the growing demand for Chisana land. The act allowed Alaska to select 103.5 million acres from the public domain, but forbid it from choosing any land claimed by the state's indigenous population. Alaska maintained that the provision only applied to land which the Natives had physically occupied. The Natives, however, insisted that it also included the land they traditionally used for subsistence activities. Predictably, these opposing interpretations soon clashed. [9]
When Alaska refused to modify its stand, the Natives asked the Interior Department to withdraw its tentative approval of the state's land selections. [10] Ultimately, Interior Secretary Stewart Udall went even further. On January 17, 1969, he closed entry on all of Alaska's federal lands until the Native claims question had been satisfactorily resolved. [11] Congress eventually settled the issue on December 18, 1971, with its passage of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act (ANCSA). [12]
Alaska's Native communities were not the only group to profit from the land claims struggle. Environmental organizations benefited as well. ANCSA authorized the interior secretary to withdraw up to eighty million acres in Alaska, for study toward their potential inclusion in national parks or forests, wildlife refuges, or wild and scenic river corridors. [13]
This provision eventually led to enactment of the Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act of 1980 (ANILCA), placing 104.3 million acres of the state under permanent federal protection. Among those selected were the 13.2 million acres now contained in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. Therefore, the western half of Chisana City townsite, like most of the adjoining district, still remains in federal hands. [14]
Some mining, however, continues. ANILCA did not invalidate existing claims and many remain in effect. Not surprisingly, persistent operators like James A. Moody and Mark A. Fales still work Bonanza and Big Eldorado Creeks. The psychological heirs of Billy James and N. P. Nelson, these miners continue their predecessors' quest, ever searching for that one rich strike.
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This follows two different stories of two different characters. Warning: Major angst. This is just the first chapter of many. Not sure how often I'll update though
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(#) BlackEgyptianKitten 2006-11-21 03:32:34 PMAwesome fic Raven. ^^
Whoever sent you that other review was just stupid. >.<
Great job! ^__^
Author's responseOnce again...doesn't really say anything about the story...
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(#) sunfalling 2006-11-22 02:48:45 PMI really liked the imagery of Ryou in the pool, enclosed in water while Yugi watched anxiously. I don't want to say this is OOC, but I haven't seen Ryou this depressed in the canon, so I expect you'll give us a plausable reason for his desire to "drown" in the next chapter when you develop the plot more.
Author's responseThank you for keeping an open mind about this fic! Yes, it'll become more apparent in later chapters. Once again, thanks for the open mind!
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(#) Lines 2006-11-23 12:57:13 AMSee sunfall's review, as that pretty much covers it.
Author's responseXP
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(#) Sandra-Dark 2006-11-27 01:52:04 AMOMG CHRONIC PAIN! ^-^ love this fic gal glad its back up! I was hit with saddness that Ryou was drowning himself.. tears but very well done!
Author's responseMuwahaha YES Chronic Pain once again graces this world! Yeah, even though it only got so many reviews on ffn, it was on the favorites lists of a ton of people who emailed me wondering why the hell I took this and LAPAS down. They demanded that I leave them up for everyone to read because they were my best works. Do you remember LAPAS? Well, I'm gona tweak it a bit and repost.
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(#) kitsunetears 2009-09-26 06:56:56 PMI guess I'm a bit slow on the uptake but still felt like reviewing even if this never gets read.
I got a strong overall picture of Ryou's mental instability and Yugi's need nurture and protect him, but there weren't enough details complete the puzzle so to speak. It could be that I'm missing something obvious but did you ever give an explanation of how Ryou lives through his drowning episodes? That was really the only thing that caught me up. Either way I enjoyed reading and hope there will be continuation.


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San Juan, Puerto Rico • The fishing trip off the rugged north coast of St. Lucia was supposed to last all day, but about four hours into the journey, the boat's electric system crackled and popped.
Dan Suski, a 30-year-old business owner and information technology expert from San Francisco, had been wrestling a 200-pound marlin in rough seas with help from his sister, Kate Suski, a 39-year-old architect from Seattle. It was around noon April 21.
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It would be nearly 14 hours and a long, long swim before what was supposed to be a highlight of their sunny vacation would come to an end.
As the waves pounded the boat they had chartered from the local company Reel Irie, more water flooded in. The captain threw life preservers to the Suskis.
"He said, 'Jump out! Jump out!'" Kate Suski recalled in a telephone interview Thursday with The Associated Press.
The Suskis obeyed and jumped into the water with the captain and first mate. Less than five minutes later, the boat sank.
The group was at least eight miles from shore, and waves more than twice their size tossed them.
"The captain was telling us to stay together, and that help was on its way and that we needed to wait," Kate Suski said.
The group waited for about an hour, but no one came.
"I was saying, 'Let's swim, let's swim. If they're coming, they will find us. We can't just stay here,'" she recalled.
As they began to swim, the Suskis lost sight of the captain and first mate amid the burgeoning swells. Soon after, they also lost sight of land amid the rain.
"We would just see swells and gray," Dan Suski said.
A plane and a helicopter appeared in the distance and hovered over the area, but no one spotted the siblings.
Several hours went by, and the sun began to set.
"There's this very real understanding that the situation is dire," Kate Suski said. "You come face-to-face with understanding your own mortality ... We both processed the possible ways we might die. Would we drown? Be eaten by a shark?"
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"Would our legs cramp up and make it impossible to swim?" the sister continued.
They swam for 12 to 14 hours, talking as they pushed and shivered their way through the ocean. Dan Suski tried to ignore images of the movie "Open Water" that kept popping into his head and its story of a scuba-diving couple left behind by their group and attacked by sharks. His sister said she also couldn't stop thinking about sharks.
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I never thought It'd ever get this way, again. The feeling of unwell is torturing my mind. If there was a pill to kill it, I really would because its that bad!
These thoughts, are untamable. The dark rises as it puts my peace of mind to rest. Overcoming such thoughts works 80% of the time, but that 20% sure hits home really hard. The thing is, it's a chemical imbalance in the brain to spark these dark thoughts of the world. The feeling of the world is going to end, that there's no solution to anything. It's a struggle on top of things I already need to do at age 25. Mid-twenties is a pretty harsh timing…
P.S. - I need my own business. I realize, I thrive well ALONE. Well, if it was mine that is.
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Culture Minister Ed Vaizey said: "Building fundraising capacity is key to ensuring our heritage organisations remain on a stable financial footing. There are a lot of innovative examples of fundraising across the heritage sector and it is important that the best examples are developed and shared as widely as possible. These Catalyst grants will allow that to happen."
Dame Jenny Abramsky, Chair of the HLF, said: "If we are to secure a sustainable future for our precious buildings, landscapes and collections, building financial resilience must be a priority. At the Heritage Lottery Fund we recognise there is already a wealth understanding and expertise around accessing private giving within the heritage sector. This programme will help unlock this know-how by providing high quality networking and training opportunities through which heritage organisations can come together to share their skills and knowledge."
Catalyst heritage: Building fundraising capacity is part of the wider Catalyst programme, a £100million+ investment partnership between the Department of Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS), Arts Council England (ACE) and HLF designed to enable arts and heritage organisations to develop and explore innovative new approaches to securing private giving.
Catalyst heritage: Building fundraising capacity is HLF's second strand of its Catalyst programme to be launched. In June 2012, HLF awarded the first round of Catalyst Endowment grants up to £5million and grantees included Arnos Vales Cemetery Trust in Bristol, the Holburne Museum; and HMS Victory in Portsmouth.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Jan. 13, 2012 – KIXEYE, the leading independent developer of online competitive social strategy games, announced today the official launch of Backyard Monsters: Inferno. The first expansion realm for Backyard Monsters, the most popular real-time strategy game on Facebook, will allow players to leave the friendly confines of their Backyard and venture deep below the surface of the Earth.
Inferno will introduce deeply engaging new gameplay featuring a new storyline built around a strange, subterranean villain that has been terrorizing monsters across the Backyard universe. As seismic plates shift, a series of powerful earthquakes has revealed a glowing skull-shaped cavern in millions of Backyards, and starting today, players will be allowed to enter its hellish confines.
"Our users are fanatical about Backyard Monsters, so we wanted to give them an entirely new realm to wreak havoc in," said David Scott, Executive Producer of Backyard Monsters. "Not only have we created a whole new world to explore, but we've added a slew of new monsters and buildings…and there's a whole lot more to come in the next several weeks."
Upon entering the cavern, users must spelunk their way through a series of interconnected caves, battling new breeds of vicious monsters. Inch closer to the end of the cave system and players will engage in the ultimate battle with Moloch in his underground lair. With the right mix of monsters and strategy, Moloch can be defeated. What to do once inside the underworld is up to you. Attack your friends, mine resources and conquer a whole new realm!
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it needs to be able to allow students to have their own loging, and a calander etc. I've looked at blogs but I don't think that would be suitable and could be open to abuse.
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