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The cost for the truck is estimated at $475,000.
A meeting of the Fire, Police, Property, and Equipment Committee was held on Tuesday, Sept. 13 at the municipal building to discuss the proposal.
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GLENWOOD — "All you can say is 'wow,'" Creston head track coach Pat Schlapia said. "You look at the watch, see how he's been running, and all you can say is 'wow.'"
Schlapia was awestruck at the anchor leg of the 4x800 relay run by sophomore Jay Wolfe at Thursday's Class 3A State Qualifying Meet here.
Wolfe took the baton in third place, well behind leaders Sioux City Bishop Heelan and Glenwood, and proceeded to run a 1:53 anchor leg to catch them, and momentarily take the lead, before Heelan anchor Alex DeVries edged him at the line.
But, Wolfe's effort was good enough to give the Panthers second place in the first running event on the track for the boys, qualifying Creston for the state meet for the second straight year in the 4x800 relay.
And, thanks to career-best splits from Bryce Briley (2:04), Travis Miller (2:08) and Briar Evans (2:03), the Panthers broke a 38-year-old school record, set in 1975 by Mike Moffitt, Ron Martin, Greg Boden and Mark Clark.
Creston's time of 8:11.16 bested the 1975 team's mark of 8:16.8 by more than five seconds, and topped the fastest time in the state entering the State Qualifying Meets in Class 3A.
"Not only did we improve by 15 seconds from Monday, that improved by 30 seconds over the previous best from this season," Schlapia said. "You just beam with pride for those boys. Just like last year, that's a race that brings a coach to tears."
Briley now wipes his uncle, Martin, off the record board in the Creston High School commons.
Wolfe's anchor leg lit a fire under the Panthers that set the team off on a feeding frenzy of medal-winning performances.
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Junior Brandon Phipps kept things rolling on the track for the Panthers, winning the 3,200 meter run at the State Qualifying Meet for the second straight year.
Phipps won with a time of 10:14.28, easily running away from the pack for the win.
"Brandon ran the whole race on his own," Schlapia said. "That's usually unheard of in a State Qualifying Meet, but he went out and ran his race. Hats off to Brandon, this is his second straight year winning the State Qualifying Meet."
As Phipps was finishing up on the track, senior Luke Neitzel was taking to the long jump runway.
Neitzel jumped 21-5.50, his best jump of the season, on his first jump. That mark held up through five more rounds of jumps, as Neitzel won the long jump competition, earning a spot in next week's state meet competition.
As heavy rainfall hit at the start of finals, jumps began to not go as far, and with Neitzel jumping last, after no one surpassed his mark, he was able to pass his final jump to save his legs for his running events.
Wolfe won the third and final gold medal of the night for the Panthers, and gave the Panthers their fourth event to finish in a top-two position to automatically qualify for the state meet, as he won the 800 meter run.
Wolfe ran a negative split by going out in 1:02 and coming home in :59, answering a charge by Jared Cook of Glenwood on the backstretch to come from behind in the final 200 meters for the win.
"He owns that 800. It's his," Schlapia said. "When Jay gets to that third 200, that's his moneymaker. Cook tried to make a move on him coming off that third 200, but Jay coming off that last corner, pulled away."
On the bubble
The Panthers have several events on the bubble that now must wait to find out if they were among the eight best non-automatic qualifying times across the state, earning one of the final at-large spots in the state meet.
Wolfe finished third in the 400 meters with a time of 51.77 and will likely be close to the cutoff time.
Phipps finished fourth in the 1,600 meters with his best time of the season in 4:41.75, but is near what the cutoff time has been in the past for the event. Evans in the 400 hurdles is in the ballpark, as he finished fourth in a tough field.
The 4x400 relay team of Briley, Evans, Maxx Walters and Wolfe, which finished third in 3:33.20, also finds itself on the bubble.
Creston finished fifth in the team standings with 73 points, just four points behind Carroll for fourth. Glenwood won the team title with 163 points.
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Team standings — 1. Glenwood 163, 2. Sioux City Bishop Heelan 136, 3. Harlan 134, 4. Carroll 77, 5. Creston 73, 6. Denison-Schleswig 49, 7. Atlantic 33, 8. Sergeant Bluff-Luton 32.
Discus — 1. Andrew Overton, Den, 150-10; 2. Cameron Joy, Glen, 149-6; 9. Trevor Luther, Creston, 119-10; 14. Evan Nielsen, Crest, 89-0.
Shot put — 1. JJ Hahn, Glen, 50-7.25; 2. Alex Stenbo, Carroll, 50-0.75; 15. Nathan Haley, Creston, 28-2.25.
High jump — 1. Mitch Bowden, Glen, 6-2; 2. Cooper LaRue, Carroll, 6-1.
Long jump — 1. Luke Neitzel, Creston, 21-5.50; 2. Grant May, Glen, 21-2.
3,200 meters — 1. Brandon Phipps, Creston, 10:14.28; 2. Philip Sciranko, Har, 10:20.71; 11. Zack Peppmeier, 12:12.36.
4 x 800 relay — 1. Bishop Heelan, 8:10.91; 2. Creston (Bryce Briley, Travis Miller, Briar Evans, Jay Wolfe), 8:11.16 (school record).
Shuttle hurdle relay — 1. Glenwood, 58.11; 2. Harlan, 58.25.
100 meters — 1. Zach Skibinski, Heelan, 11.02; 2. Joey Foss, Har, 11.46; 9. Luke Neitzel, Creston, 11.91; 12. Seth Maitlen, Creston, 12.18.
400 meters — 1. Derek Jones, Glen, 49.97; 2. Philip Jacobsen, Heelan, 50.92; 3. Jay Wolfe, Creston, 51.77; 10. Travis Miller, Creston, 58.19.
4 x 200 relay — 1. Bishop Heelan, 1:31.67; 2. Harlan, 1:32.02; 4. Creston (Maxx Walters, Briar Evans, Seth Maitlen, Luke Neitzel), 1:35.66.
1,600 meters — 1. Alec DeVries, Heelan, 4:36.51; 2. Alec Pavone, Heelan, 4:39.29; 4. Brandon Phipps, Creston, 4:41.75; 13. Zack Peppmeier, Creston, 5:36.86.
110 high hurdles — 1. Austin Hess, Har, 14.96; 2. Dane Kruse, Glen, 15.28.
200 meters — 1. Joey Foss, Har, 22.93; 2. Matt Evers, Har, 22.95; 9. Jake Johnston, Creston, 24.81; 12. JD Routh, Creston, 25.73.
400 low hurdles — 1. Derek Jones, Glen, 53.73; 2. Jake Auerbach, Atl, 56.42; 4. Briar Evans, 58.18.
1,600 medley relay — 1. Glenwood, 3:43.22; Bishop Heelan, 3:48.23; 4. Creston (Luke Neitzel, Maxx Walters, Bryce Briley, Brandon Phipps), 4:03.64.
800 meters — 1. Jay Wolfe, Creston, 2:01.05; 2. Jared Cook, Glen, 2:01.53; 7. Travis Miller, Creston, 2:12.75.
4 x 100 relay — 1. Bishop Heelan, 44.39; 2. Harlan, 44.70; 8. Creston (Trevor Luther, Seth Maitlen, JD Routh, Jake Johnston), 48.40.
4 x 400 relay — 1. Glenwood, 3:25.93; 2. Harlan, 3:31.78; 3. Creston (Bryce Briley, Briar Evans, Maxx Walters, Jay Wolfe), 3:33.20.


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Its The Bubblesteen Bubble Machine! The spherical miracle that kids and cats have been waiting for. It comes complete with robotic edge detection( when a bubble hits an edge it pops, thus the edge has been detected).
Turn up the sound and watch Lester the cat battle it out with the Bubblesteen!
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This project came about after playing around with pan and tilt using servos. Most of the pan and tilt senereos I saw involved using webcams or some type of camera, which pan and tilt is perfect for. There are some good instructables and how-to's on the web for this very thing.
I may not have an available camera, but I did have some bubble mix :)
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- 1 DC toy motor- something between 3v and 12v - easy to find, motor shield docs will help you decide if what you may already have will work.
- 1 thing of bubble mix. - find at CVS or a dollar store. Some work better than others
- 1 roll of perferated metal tape- any hardware store
- nuts and bolts of various sizes - thread count not critical :)
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Lawrence Welk would have loved this!
Thats great! Thanks for such a great 'ible.
Thank you!
If I was using microcontrollers while developing a complex anti-locking braking system for Ford (which i'm not), I probably would not make an instructable about it.
http://www.youtube.com/user/bernardkatzglass scroll down a bit. However it is blocked in about 1000 countries, but still plays in the USA and Antartica, but just in the part where the sun don't shine.
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This is a great recipe because the measurements are very accurate. I used 1/2 cup of butter and 1/2 cup of shortening instead of all shortening and mixed them together and put it in the fridge. I also put my food processor bowl in the fridge. After they were good and chilled, I put the flour in the food processor and added the shortening and pulsed it till it looked coarse and then I added ice cold water to it a little at a time as I pulsed it until it formed a ball. It came out EXCELLENT in taste and texture! My hubby is a pastry chef and gave it thumbs up! Oh and I put a little less salt in it because my butter had salt. If you use the unsalted butter put the full tsp of salt in it as the recipe indicates.
Since most of the reviews for this pie crust are so positive you will be tempted, as I was, to use this recipe. Before you do, however, I urge you to pay careful attention to not only the one or two star reviews, but also to any reviews that indicate they made changes, or who comment that there was too much shortening in the recipe. They are all right on! My experience was the same...too much fat makes a dough that is too greasy, fragile and difficult to work with. I can't even comment on how it baked as I didn't get that far. I was so disappointed in the dough itself that I just pitched it and made it again using my old recipe. I didn't trust the dough enough to gamble with what the finished product would be. If you make the necessary changes to make this pie crust work then you really aren't using this recipe anyway!
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EASY WAY: To roll this out easily and perfectly center the dough between two pieces of plastic wrap, then roll it out. When you are finished rolling it out take off the top piece of plastic wrap, put a pie pan upside down over the dough, then turn the whole thing (pie pan, dough, bottom plastic wrap) upside down. Lastly, press the dough into place in the pie pan and remove the second piece of plastic wrap.
I have baked more than 20 pies over the past year, and consistently get rave reviews about the crust. Of course, I use this recipe, but I add an extra trick. Chill EVERYTHING before beginning. I put the bowl and pastry cutter in the refrigerator, and I keep 1 ice cube in the water to keep it cold. It keeps the shortening from blending too much with the flour, leaving you with little pockets of shortening that result in extra flakes.
I am a seasoned pie crust maker, our usual crust recipe is 3/2/1 Flour/crisco/cold water in that order. It has worked out pretty good for me, but I always have to work in so much flour. Many of my friends have tried that recipe, and think it is ruined, and toss it. They are daunted by the gooey appearance of the dough. This recipe changes the ratio just a little bit, and the crust is perfect. I skip the chilling, I just let it rest on the counter for 30 min. before I use it. I never plan well enough in advance to put things in the fridge. I avoid recpes that tell me to do that, usually. It is now my favorite crust recipe. I am entering a pie in a contest next weekend, I think it will win. Thanks for the great crust recipe. (the pie did not win the contest, but the crust got rave reviews, and I was asked for it many times.)
Very good pie crust. I didn't have the 4 hours to let the dough chill, so I added an egg and made the the water ice water and it was great!
I have tried different kinds of pie crusts in my life, looking for the very best one. I was sceptical about this one, because it sounded wayyy too simple, and I had tried one that used the exact same ingredients before,but different ratios, and didn't turn out so good. So I thought, I'd try it and see if it would make a difference. And did it make a difference! I used unsalted butter instead of shortening. It came out so flaky and fluffy and delicious! Even my mom (who can be pretty critical sometimes), said that it was the perfect crust! I was shocked! It really is the best ever pie crust! Thank you so much for sharing this recipe.
I just love this crust and so does everyone else who has tried it! I have used it for pies and chicken pot pie. It's easy to roll out. I have to add a little extra flour usually just to get it smooth, but it bakes up perfect and flaky. Also, if you need the crust NOW, just stick it in the freezer for 10-15 minutes. Works just the same.
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Tuesday, November 26, 2002JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Nov. 26, 2002) - Five East Tennessee State football players were named to the Southern Conference Coaches All-Conference team on Tuesday. Cornerback Tony Tiller (Lithonia, Ga.) and safety Gerald Sensabaugh (Kingsport) were named to the first-team defensive unit. For Tiller, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound junior, this was his second selection to the All-SoCon coaches team after receiving second-team honors a year ago. Meanwhile, Sensabaugh, a 6-foot-2, 195-pound sophomore, is making his first appearance on the team after a season in which he collected one interception, four fumble recoveries and was fifth on the team in tackles. Also on defense, strong safety Montreal Harkley (Hanahan, S.C.) was a second-team pick after a season in which he picked off a team-high six passes. The 6-foot-3, 195-pound junior has become a critical member of the Bucs secondary, winning national player of the week honors in 2001 and now earning All-SoCon honors. On the offensive side of the ball, wide receiver Cecil Moore (Morristown) was picked to the All-SoCon team for a third straight year, earning second-team honors after a season in which he collected a team-high 44 receptions for 682 yards and seven touchdowns. The 6-foot-2, 205-pound senior was a first-team selection a year ago and is getting a great deal of attention from NFL scouts. And finally, punter Aaron Bass (Clinton), a 6-foot-2, 205-pound junior, was picked to the second-team after punting 77 times and averaging 42.9 yards a kick this year. Bass booted 18 kicks over 50 yards, placed 14 boots inside the 20, and had a season-high, 75-yard kick against Wofford.
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"I am certainly not a surprise package anymore," says Ana Ivanovic with a crafty smile as I ask her about the 2006 season, which for Ana began in Perth's Hopman Cup exhibition on New Year's Day and kicks into full swing in Sydney next week.
Ana surged from 97 to 16 in the Sony Ericsson WTA rankings during 2005, making her the highest riser into the world's top 20. She also reached her first grand slam quarter-final at the French Open and caused one of the sensations of the year when she gutsily defeated third seed and home favourite Amelie Mauresmo in round three of the same event. If followers of women's tennis were wondering who that good looking Serbian with the bombastic forehand was 12 months ago, they are very much aware of her credentials now.
"I made a very good progress in 2005 and consequently the expectations are much higher right now," Ana says.
"It was a good learning curve for me and I am looking forward to the top quality game.
"My main aim for the next year is to reach the top 10 in the world, but my ambition does not stop there considering my motivation, my devotion to the game and a consistent work (ethic) which I am hoping will pay off in the near future, possibly in 2006 by winning a grand slam."
Ana was admirably consistent last year, losing only three opening round matches. She excelled in the majors, debuting in all four and racking up nine victories – none of the 15 women currently above Ana in the rankings, not even either of the Williams sisters, enjoyed such a successful maiden grand slam year.
That said, over the last few years we have seen teenagers like Dinara Safina, Tatiana Golovin and Maria Kirilenko soar into the upper echelons of women's tennis but fail to sustain such swift progress the following year. Ana is mindful of avoiding a similar fate. "I know that moving up in the rankings will not be easy," she says.
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The difficulties facing a player in Ana's position are obvious. Golovin herself crystallised the challenges facing a teenager who has newly burst onto the scene. "You go from a position where nobody knows you to where everyone wants to beat you," the Frenchwoman said.
As Ana recognises, the mystique of the unknown that she once brought to the court has long since gone, such are her rapid achievements and burgeoning reputation within the locker room. However, just as Ana's rivals will be gunning for her more than ever this year, the trials and tribulations she underwent during 2005 provided Ana with solid foundations on which to build. "I matured a lot," she says.
"Through being exposed to different players and a variety of styles of game I learned more about the significance of tactics. Even though I am still developing my game, improving my serve and volley, I am mentally much stronger and deal significantly better with the tricky, sometimes unpleasant situations."
Several observers, not least television channel Eurosport's team of tennis commentators, have noted Ana's serene on-court temperament: seldom will Ana allow herself to get ruffled. What's more, she is a more rounded figure off-court.
"I am more confident with the media and dealing with supporters," says Ana, who has impressed journalists with her co-operative and courteous manner despite being a relative newcomer to the professional tennis circuit.
Ana says: "The last year a lot of things were not defined, I played a number of tournaments for the first time and my opponents were the top players who I never had a chance to play before."
Mauresmo and the Russian trio of Svetlana Kuznetsova, Nadia Petrova and Vera Zvonareva were among Ana's distinguished list of victims, but there was far more to those victories than the element of surprise.
"I am well aware of all my opponents, I carefully analyse their games, strategies, strengths and weaknesses and I am sure they do exactly the same," says Ana.
"I am excited about the next year like any other, looking forward to new challenges. I expect an extremely tough year for all involved."
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I awoke slowly, trying to figure out where I was. Last thing I remembered, I had been sitting at the bar talking to some guy and having a drink.
I needed to open my eyes and figure out where I was. Wait, my eyes were open, what the hell?! I reached up to my face, or I should say I tried to reach up to my face, but for some reason, my arm didn't work. I must have slept on it wrong and it was all numb or something. Wait, the other one isn't working either. What in the hell is going on here?
"I see you're finally awake," I heard a male voice say.
"Who are you? Where am I? What the hell is going on!?? I asked, my voice rising with each question.
"Just call me John Smith," he said with a bit of a laugh, "and you're in, well, let's just say, you're in my fantasy."
"What the hell is that supposed to mean?" I asked, fear lacing my voice and making it shake.
"Oh nothing to panic about, I'm not a murderer or anything like that, I'm just going to…enjoy your visit with me."
"Wha, what….what's that supposed to mean? Why can't I move, what did you do to me?"
"I've restrained you and blindfolded you, I haven't gagged you, yet….we'll see if that changes later…."
I felt a cold chill wash over my body and I started shaking in fear.
"Now just lay back…and enjoy," he said, his voice moving away from me.
I lay there straining to hear what was going on. I heard him moving around and some rattling and then I heard him moving closer to me.
I lay there waiting to see what was going to happen next. I felt his hands on my body and realized I was naked. Naked, tied down arms and legs, blindfolded and completely at this man's mercy.
I felt him pour something on me and felt him rubbing it all over my body, sliding his hands up and over my breasts, over my arms, my throat, down my legs, between my legs…..he rubbed it all over my body making sure I was well greased. Once he had rubbed it all over my body, he came back to my breasts and spent several minutes rubbing and massaging the liquid onto my breasts. Next I heard him rummaging around and then I felt a sharp pinch on each of my nipples. I cried out and writhed in pain.
"What are you doing?!" I cried out.
He didn't answer me. My nipples were normally sensitive and now being pinched with something, they were unbearable painful. I felt him tap whatever was on my nipples and I screamed, pain shooting thru them.
"Hmm, yes, very sensitive, I like that," I heard him murmur. "I knew they would be, I could just tell." I heard something start running and I felt whatever I was laying on start moving. I felt myself tilting up so I was upright but still tied down. "Hmmm, which ones, which ones," I heard him say and heard things being moved around, then I felt him grasp whatever he had clipped to my nipples and suddenly felt my breasts being pulled downward and new pain shot thru me. I screamed again and he said, "Yes, yes, that was a good selection, I thought that was the right choice." He repeated what he had done to the other breast and I started sobbing, tears rolling down my checks under the blindfold.
"Please," I sobbed, "Please, I don't know what I did, but please, you don't have to do this, just let me go, I won't say anything to anyone, just please, let me go." I begged him.
He didn't answer me. I heard some more movement and I heard him continue talking to himself. "Let's see, let's see, what to try next, so many choices….so many…"
I felt him pinch some skin above my ribs and felt something pinching my skin and then another and another until I felt clips in rows all down the front of me. They hurt, but not as badly as my breasts did. It felt like he was clipping clothes pins all over me. After every few pins, when the pain in my breasts would become a dull ache, he would flick my nipples, or yank lightly on whatever he had attached to my nipples, making the pain fresh and sharp all over again. By this time I was hoarse from screaming and barely had a voice left. All I could do was whimper and moan in pain.
Next I heard him behind me and a new wave of fear overcame me. I could only imagine what he was going to do to me next.
I felt his hands on my ass and I felt him rubbing more oil on me, rubbing it up and down the crack of my ass. I was really scared now and tried again to pull on my restraints screaming raggedly and begging him again. He ignored me and continued what he was doing.
I felt him pull my ass cheeks apart and rub his finger around my puckered asshole sliding a finger into my ass and spreading the oil inside me. Next I felt him insert something cold into my ass and heard a wheel squeeking and felt my asshole being pried open. I screamed hoarsely again trying desperately to pull at my restraints. Every time I did this, whatever was attached to my breasts started swinging and new pain would wash over me.
My ass was stretched painfully wide and I felt him insert something into it and then I felt liquid being squirted into me, quickly running back out of my wide open asshole and running down my legs to drip off my feet.
"Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Moe," he murmured, "which object do I stick in which hole?" I trembled with fear.
I felt him put something against my ass and then he slowly pushed it in, pushing and rotating it getting it coated in oil and forcing it deep into my ass, pulling and stretching it open even more, making me shake and quiver with pain. He pushed it in until it wouldn't go any further, left it there, then moved back around in front of me.
I felt him take whatever he had hung on my breasts off, and I threw up a quick prayer of thanks, before realizing, he was clipping something back on them and these were even heavier than before.
The pain was so intense, I almost passed out. It felt like whatever he had put on my breasts were trying to rip them completely off my body.
Next I felt him between my legs, sliding his finger up and down my slit, rubbing lubrication all over my pussy lips before pulling them open as far as he could and clipping something to each lip. I screamed again and tried to buck away from his hands but was restrained so well, I could barely move. He pulled each lip to the sides and I felt him attach them to something holding them wide open. They were stretched open tightly and painfully. I felt him fingering my clit and felt him slide it's hood back and expose it. I felt him clip something to that and the pain was so intense that this time I did pass out.
I have no idea how long I was unconscious but when I woke up, my whole body was one mass of pain. I could feel my clit being stretched like my nipples and he had inserted something large into my pussy as well, something he was sliding in and out of me roughly, shoving it in so far and so hard it slammed into my cervix again and again, bruising me from the inside as well.
At this point all I could do was moan weakly, each time he thrust it into me, each time he made the things pulling on my nipples and clit swing back and forth. I had no tears left, I had nothing left. He spent the next several hours abusing my body inserting who knows how many things inside me, each one bigger and harder than the last, each weight on my nipples and clit heavier and heavier.
After a period of times, I noticed his movements becoming slower and could hear his breath becoming more ragged and he was starting to moan himself.
"It's time for the finale," he whispered to himself and he moved away again for a minute, coming back and sliding something inside my pussy yet again, then I felt him remove what he had placed on my clit and I felt him place something against it and then I felt a vibration against it. He had a vibrator up against my clit now. He rubbed it slowly back and forth against my clit which was still very painful and felt like it had been stretched an inch. He started moving the object inside my pussy in and out slowly and then turned it on to a low vibration setting also. Next my ass started to vibrate. He rubbed it against my clit again lightly, back and forth, back and forth, alternating sliding the items in my pussy and my ass in and out also. Every minute or so, he would up the vibration speed of either the vibrator in my pussy or the one in my ass, making the buzzing more intense.
I could not believe it, but my pussy was starting to get wet and his rubbing the vibrator against my clit was making the stretched sensitive tip tingle. Now I was moaning for a different reason and as he turned the vibrators in my pussy and ass up to full speed, I knew that against all odds and in spite of everything he had spent the last hours doing to my body, he was going to make me cum.
He turned up the vibration on my clit and started rubbing it harder and holding it on there for longer and longer periods of time before pulling it away and making me moan for him to put it back on. Closer and closer he would bring me to the peak before pulling it off again and again.
He finally held it there, his breathing ragged and harsh, hard against my clit and gave me the release I needed. My body shook and quaked, weights on my breasts swinging wildly back and forth and the combination of the pain and the pleasure mixed caused my orgasm to hit another level and I passed out again.
Next thing I knew, I woke up, fully dressed, lying on the bed in my apartment. I thought for a minute that I had dreamed it, but when I tried to move I knew it hadn't been a dream. Every single inch of my body felt bruised and tender. A note lay next to me on the bed.
"Thanks for participating in my fantasy. I know you enjoyed it as much as I did. Until next time."
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Crashing surf, granite ledges, and coastal forests rich with biodiversity create an outdoor classroom that fosters new learning and inspiration. The Acadia Field School is a unique partnership between Acadia National Park and College of the Atlantic that invites you to rediscover nature through the lens of science, art, and the power of place.
Rates include full meals and activities described for the weekend program of your choice. Lodging is also available — select the residential option when you register. All programs will be held at the Schoodic Education and Research Center (SERC) on Maine's beautiful Schoodic Peninsula. Programs are primarily intended for an adult audience though accompanied youth are welcome.
The Acadia Field School is no longer accepting registrations for 2012. Please contact us if you'd like more information about future offerings!
Fall Focus on Acadia — October 5–7
Fall is a special time at Acadia National Park. Cool air, few bugs and fewer visitors make autumn an ideal time to see and photograph the coast of Maine. Forests explode in a riot of color, sunrise and sunset are at more reasonable times and the beauty of the mountains and ocean are as always dramatic. Throw in the rich history and local color and you have a photographer's dream. This workshop will take advantage of the area's beauty as a backdrop to discuss, explore and experience the art of capturing nature's beauty. Youth under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Please register by September 26, 2012.
What to Expect
The weekend will be busy, with expeditions to different sites in and around Acadia taking photographs and talking about light, composition, and the entire photographic process. We will rise early to take advantage of early morning sunrises, and linger to capture early evening sunsets - and, if the weather cooperates, we'll try for some starlight photographs. Acadia is one of the few places on the east coast that can boast a clear night sky.
During the day on Saturday we'll travel from the Schoodic Peninsula to Mount Desert Island to traverse the Park Loop Road looking for that special light and moment worth capturing. We'll spend time in the forests around Sieur de Monts Spring to photograph the colors of fall, along the shore where red foliage and pink granite are contrasted by the rocky coast, and on the summit of Cadillac Mountain where the view never disappoints. Along the way we'll stop to examine Acadia's historic carriage roads, photographing roads, bridges and a gate lodge. We will also visit College of the Atlantic's campus, home to beautiful seaside gardens, oceanfront cottages, and the Dorr Museum of Natural History. For lunch, we'll visit the Jordan Pond House which boasts not only one of the most iconic views in the park but also has traditional popovers filled with strawberry preserves.
At each stop Bob Thayer, naturalist and photographer, will present interpretive details of the area and discuss techniques for possible photographs. You will then have time to experiment with your own vision.
As with any photo excursion the light and weather will ultimately determine the best places to stop for photographs. This schedule provides a general overview of activities and destinations, but will remain flexible to the opportunities presented by the weather. Meal times and travel may vary to accommodate photographic opportunities.
Friday, October 5
3:00 – Arrive at SERC and settle into your accommodations
4:30 – Greetings/Introduction
5:30 – Short walk to Schoodic Point to photograph sunset
7:00 – Dinner
8:30 – Star photography (weather-dependent) or evening program
Saturday, October 6
6:00 – Sunrise
7:30 – Breakfast
8:30 – Travel to Mount Desert Island and tour the Park Loop Road
12:00 – Lunch
Late afternoon – Return to Schoodic Peninsula
6:30 – Sunset
7:00 – Dinner
8:30 – Star photography (weather-dependent)
9:00 – Group discussion of photography topics
Sunday, October 7
6:00 – Sunrise
7:30 – Breakfast
8:30 – Explore and photograph the Schoodic area
12:00 – Lunch farewell
What to Bring
In addition to any clothing or personal items you may need, the following items are recommended:
Extra batteries
Remote shutter release (for star photography)
Camera instruction manual (unless you know your camera that well)
Clothing for a variety of weather conditions (it may be cold, especially at night)
Sturdy, comfortable footwear (such as light hiking boots)
Water bottle
Rain gear (just in case)
About your guide
Bob Thayer's background is in science and education, and over the past 30 years he has developed a passion for photography. As a naturalist for Acadia National Park, Bob is able to combine his love of nature and his skills as a photographer. He has written three books on the park: "The Park Loop Road," "Beyond the Park Loop Road," and "Acadia's Carriage Roads" and for four years has led Acadia's photography walk "Focus on Acadia."
Schooled in black and white photography, Bob's interest in color and audio-visual production grew with the advancement of slide films. With the advent of digital photography Bob continues to explore new avenues in image capture, processing, and presentation. Bob's skill as a naturalist and passion for photography will help you discover the beauty of Acadia in a new way.
Getting to Schoodic
The Schoodic Education and Research Center is located on the Schoodic Peninsula, a little over an hour from Bar Harbor by car.
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Learn more about SERC on the SERC Institute website, or download our Frequently Asked Questions (PDF)
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For program inquiries or to learn more about Acadia Field School activities, please contact Ardrianna French McLane, Park Ranger – Interpretation, email@example.com, (207) 288-8806.
2012 Rates
$450 – with lodging
$295 – no lodging
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This Saturday, June 19, Stowe opens its summer attractions including my favorite, the Alpine Slide.
This adventure starts with a chair lift ride to the top of Spruce Peak Mountain. At the top, you are given a plastic sled on wheels and directed to one of the two parallel fiberglass tracks. The starter, one of the many young people from all over the world who serve as summer interns, holds the people going down and lets them go about every minute or so to allow plenty of separation from other people on the same track. You're not supposed to race the person in the track next to you but the starter sends you both at the same time so who's to say you can't get a little competitive?
The track has curved sides to help hold the cart in. You would have to be going crazy fast to fly off a corner but, of course, a few people have found a way to do that. The ride is very safe if you don't take wild chances. You control the sled with a stick between your legs: push forward to go faster, pull back to slow down and stop at the bottom. The ride down is two or three minutes long.
I recommend you get at least two tickets because when you come down the first time, you will almost certainly want to do do it again.
In addition to the Alpine Slide, Stowe has a gondola ride to the Cliff House restaurant near the top of Mount Mansfield (great views), bungee trampolines, inflated obstacle course, and climbing wall . . . great times for young people and fun watching for the older folks who bring the kids.
Note: the Toll Road to the top of Mount Mansfield is under repair and will open in early July.
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En español | If you've ever eaten hot cheesy lasagna or a steaming plate of spaghetti bolognese in the middle of summer, you probably needed a napkin to mop your brow more than to wipe your mouth. But good news, pasta lovers: You can enjoy freshly cooked pasta during the warm, humid months by tossing it with room-temperature ingredients.
I call this category of dishes "Hot Pasta, Cool Sauces."
Start by heating the water, which you can use for both cooking the pasta and blanching the vegetables. In Penne With Broccoli Pesto, you cook the entire head of broccoli. First you blanch the florets before transferring them to a food processor for making the pesto. Then you add the peeled-and-sliced broccoli stems to the cooking pasta for great texture and added nutrition.
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Penne With Broccoli Pesto
Serves 4 to 6
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- 1 large bunch broccoli, florets cut into bite-size pieces, stems peeled and sliced thin
- 3 garlic cloves
- 1/2 cup pine nuts or sliced almonds
- 1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 1/2 cup packed basil leaves
- Ground black pepper
- 1/2 cup finely grated Parmesan cheese, plus extra for grating
- 12 ounces penne
Bring 2 quarts of salted water to boil in a large soup kettle. Add broccoli florets and cook until just tender and still bright green, 4 to 5 minutes, adding garlic cloves for the last minute. Remove florets and garlic with a slotted spoon and transfer to a food processor along with nuts, oil, basil and a sprinkling of salt and pepper; process to pesto texture. Stir in 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese and set aside.
Meanwhile, add penne to the boiling water. Using back-of-the-box times as a guide, cook partially covered and stir frequently at first to prevent sticking, until just tender, adding broccoli stems the last 5 minutes of cooking. Set colander over a large bowl and drain penne, reserving cooking liquid. Return penne to the pot.
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New York Style Cheesecake
While I was at home for the holidays, I asked my dad if he could have one dessert what it would be. He answered cheesecake. Good 'ol New York style cheesecake. Of course, I couldn't leave the man who raised me cheesecake-less!
I made this cheesecake and froze it for him to enjoy after I left. Of course, I had a few bites as I was preparing it for the great freeze. MMmm! Delicious!
About a week and a half after I returned to New York, my Stepmom sends me a text saying how wonderful the cheesecake was and that they served it to some dinner guests, who were floored at how amazing it tasted!
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New York Style Cheesecake
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Crumb crust
8 ounces (15 4 3/4 x 2 1/2-inch sheets of graham cracker; yes, I am crazy enough to both count and measure) finely ground graham crackers or cookies such as chocolate or vanilla wafers
8 tablespoons (1 stick or 4 ounces or 113 grams) unsalted butter, melted
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 teaspoon salt
Cheesecake filling:
5 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, softened (Philadelphia is recommended for cheesecakes but if you've had success with other brands, feel free to use them again)
1 3/4 cups sugar
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon finely grated lemon zest
1 teaspoon finely grated orange zest
5 large eggs
2 large egg yolks
1/2 teaspoon vanilla
For the crumb crust: Stir together crust ingredients and press onto bottom and up the sides, stopping one inch shy of the top rim**, of a buttered 9 1/2-inch (or 24 cm) springform pan. You can fill it right away but I like to pop my into the freezer so it quickly sets while I prepare the filling.
For the filling: Preheat oven to 550 degrees***. Beat together cream cheese, sugar, flour and zest with an electric mixer until smooth. Add vanilla, then eggs and yolks, one at a time, beating on low speed until each ingredient is incorporated. Scrape bowl down between additions; I cannot stress this enough as if you do not, you'll end up with unmixed stripes of cream cheese. I always find at least one, despite my best efforts.
Put springform pan with crust in a shallow baking pan (to catch drips). Pour filling into crust (springform pan will be completely full) and baking in baking pan in the middle of the oven for 12 minutes or until puffed. Please watch your cake because some ovens will top-brown very quickly and if yours does too fast, turn the oven down as soon as you catch it. Reduce the temperature to 200 degrees (see Note below about my baking drama) and continue baking until cake is mostly firm (center will still be slightly wobbly when pan is gently shaken), about one hour more.
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