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Escaped prisoner (update) 08-26-10
Hawai'i Police Department
Criminal Investigations Division
Captain Randall Medeiros
Phone: 961-2251
August 26, 2010
Report No. C10023032
Big Island police arrested and charged a 39-year-old man wanted for escape. Nathan Keali'i Apolo is wanted for escaping from the Hawai'i Community Correctional Center's Hale Nani Facility on Wednesday (August 17) at 6:20 p.m.
Apolo was arrested and charged on August 26th with escape in the second degree, his bail was set at $10,000 and he was transferred back into the custody of the Department of Public Safety.
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Rating: | PG-13 (for a scene of nudity/sensuality and some violent/traumatic episodes) |
Genre: | Drama |
Release Date: | May 5, 2000 |
Running time: | 120 minutes |
Cast: | Kim Basinger, Vincent Perez, Liam Aiken, Eva Marie Saint, Garrett Strommen |
Director: | Hugh Hudson |
Producer: | Stanley R. Jaffe, Allyn Stewart |
Writer: | Paula Milne, Susan Shilliday |
Distributor: | Columbia Pictures |
Description: "I Dreamed of Africa" is inspired by the true story of the indomitable Kuki Gallmann, a beautiful, inquisitive woman who had the courage to escape from her comfortable yet monotonous life in Italy to start anew in the wilds of Africa with her son Emanuele and her husband Paolo. Though first in awe of the incredible power of nature and sense of freedom in the wide open Kenyan countryside, Kuki soon discovers that life in rural Africa is not a fairy tale existence. Wild elephants and lions roam the land unhindered, devastating storms destroy all in their path and desperate poachers ruthlessly murder endangered animals. Yet through the most trying of setbacks, Kuki emerges as resilient, filled with the strength of desire to take on life lovingly and fearlessly.
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THE sad news that longtime Lae resident, Paul Menzel, had passed away brought back many fond memories of the old Lae that we grew up in and came to love.
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Golden Moments Together
Very nice candid shot Patricia! You've captured lovely expressions! They sure look like they are enjoying the conversation! Well presented! #1055112Robert Goodman 12/21/2008 6:36:50 PM
Hi Patricia,That is a awesome candid shot and I wish I could shoot like that.Absolutely beautiful color,detail and clarity!!!!! #6921275Patrick Rouzes 12/21/2008 7:23:53 PM
Patricia I remember this photo as if it were just yesterday that I saw it!!! PHENOMENAL clarity, tones, colors, expressions, lighting, & presentation!!! A WINNER in my books & I hope the judges see it this way too!!!Joseph N. DiGilio 12/21/2008 7:41:27 PM
I remember it too, Patricia. I liked it before and I still do. I agree, they do look like sisters. Guess I'm shy too. I'm also a sniper. #6921435Stefania Barbier 12/22/2008 1:11:21 AM
beautiful! #6923465Nancy (Peaches) Harker 12/22/2008 9:31:59 AM
Enjoying the golden yrs, A beautiful capture and excellent MT entry Patricia!!! #6927377John Connolly 12/22/2008 12:23:57 PM
A brilliant candid portrait and theme entry Patricia! Fantastic work, my friend! #6928697Max Aureli 12/23/2008 4:26:12 PM
What a moment!! Really beautiful and fantastic taken, Patricia!!! Great image!!! #6935617Agnes Fegan 12/23/2008 4:28:05 PM
I remember this one the first go round and really liked it then !!! #6935625Patricia Ronan 12/23/2008 4:42:17 PM
Thanks so much everyone:) #6935666Max Aureli 1/21/2009 5:14:33 PM
I am first!!!CONGRATULATIONS Patricia!!!! Great Finalist!!! :-))) #7062796
Patricia! Huge Congrats on your beautiful finalist and best wishes in the next round! #7063300Daniella Puente 1/21/2009 8:30:38 PM
Congrats on this wonderful choice Patricia and good luck next!!! #7064856Nancy (Peaches) Harker 1/21/2009 8:47:49 PM
HUGE CONGRATS on your finalist!
Best of luck in the next round!
Usman M. Bajwa 1/21/2009 11:22:48 PM
Lovely MT entry. Congrats on getting the Silver Medal.UB. #7065880
Colleen Farrell 1/22/2009 9:10:22 AM
I'm really shy about asking strangers for photos, too! This is wonderful, Patricia! Congratulations on an awesome finalist! #7068333Sam Britt 1/22/2009 9:41:51 AM
Congratulations again, Patricia! #7068426Tiia Vissak 1/22/2009 11:10:40 AM
Congratulations! #7068776Agnes Fegan 1/22/2009 11:13:26 AM
Here's one for the ladies!!! Congrats! #7068796Stefania Barbier 1/22/2009 11:26:02 AM
ANOTHER HUGE CONGRATS! #7068884Patrick Rouzes 1/22/2009 2:27:41 PM
Patricia, congratulations on this incredible finalist!!! WINNER in my books!!! #7069730Patricia Ronan 1/24/2009 4:09:29 PM
Thanks everyone:) #7080931aperture, f 5.6; shutter, 1/340.
Taken in the Botanic Gardens a few years ago. I must admit I am kinda shy and didn't ask permission, I just photographed some flowers until they lost interest in me. They seemed really sweet and look like sisters. If it was now I think I would be braver and ask!!!
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Everything I do is gonna be funky.
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October 26, 2011
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Listener comments! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:05pm
I never quite got this song. The lyrics are pretty random. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:10pm
v k:
Endless Summer......anyone else notice the end-date of WFMU's Summer Schedule has repeatedly been pushed back, now to December 5? Any idea why? Am fond of current schedule (looking at u Duane), but miss Jeff Sarge on Sunday morning - u know, 'the ole' rub-a-dub' | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:10pm
Marmalade kitty:
lalalalala lalalalala oooooooooo oo! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:11pm
ahahaha! I love steel drum covers of anything. i have a tape of a Bahamaian band doing Love Unlimited Theme. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:11pm
Dan B From Upstate:
Nice covers, Duane. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:11pm
boogie down | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:12pm
WOW! Steel drum Gary Numan?! Can't get more industrial than that. LOVE IT. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:13pm
Jay/ London:
nice cover of cars :) | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:13pm
jennique - someone should do a cover of techo classics - ALL STEEL DRUMS. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:15pm
HI Everybody! Happy Hump Day:) | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:15pm
abby in france:
hi duane!!!!!!!! love your singles | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:23pm
thank you abby | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:24pm
Jay/ London:
spaghetti head ... what a name i can just see them walking down the street with this music ! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:25pm
still b/p:
Testimony: Someone stole my credit card # to buy merch from a pro-life outfit in Virginia and something else from an all-purpose online retailer in MN. Got a replacement card, and the second charge I've made on it is tiny but is......for.....WFMU! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:26pm
Jeah, Jeah. Make it Funky Dirty Harriott! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:26pm
yeah still b/p!!! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:28pm
Oh, maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:33pm
Wendy del Formaggio:
Dickie Goodman! hahahaha, nice. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:33pm
i love "break-in" records. total lost artform. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:33pm
fun cakes:
dickie goodman yes! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:35pm
fun cakes:
a comparatively innocent example of plunderphonics | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:35pm
Cecile - you are onto something. Metallica done by metallic objects? Better get permission from Lars first. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:38pm
I would, but for weird Metallica, I can't beat Dokaka. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:39pm
hey you're welcome duane you're the best ever this is HFK | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:40pm
Carts. Carts saved everyone's life. (I caught the tail end of that era.) What's even crazier is try doing a hardcore show off 45s. I did that a few times - that's a workout. An hour=about four regular show hours. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:44pm
#K Thank you so much! Cecille: Whoa! I tried to deejay a hardcore set at a brooklyn party about 4 years and i about had a heart attack! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:44pm
Didn't Linda Ronstadt sing 'Stoney End'? | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:45pm
abby in france:
laura nyro sang it great too | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:45pm
Jay/ London:
this vision of africa is sublime ! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:45pm
Okay, not meaning to stereotype, but this is superior gay men's choir singing. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:46pm
Brass Knuckles:
I found this song difficult as hell at some points singing it karaoke style. I didn't realize what some of the lyrics actually were. As sure as kilimanjaro rises like olympus above the serengeti? just awful. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:46pm
4 hours, Duane? Ye GODs. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:46pm
still b/p:
I've caught acapella outfits locally and in Boston/Cambridge and have been both thrilled and sometimes compelled to be...polite. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:46pm
The Wellington International Ukelele Choir also does a fun version of "Africa". | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:47pm
Africa! Love it, but definitely difficult to sing..even in the shower. Happy Wednesday everyone...and Happy (early) Birthday, Duane! :) | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:49pm
Ok. Looked it up and you are correct. She covered it. Damn. She did something worth a shit. Hal Blaine plays on that record, too. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:49pm
do you have that version of Georgie Porgie with a young Miki Howard as a lead singer for the group? Can't remember the group. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:50pm
Cecille: Side Effect! I have the 12 inch:) | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:51pm
1) Failed Pilot is the greatest name for a label ever! 2) @VK@12:10, Ken talked about that on his last State of the Station. The fundraising fracks it up. Also the DJ rage that comes w/re-scheduling is surely daunting. Also, was that show supposed to have good reggae? It sounded over-produced and slick and top-40ish to me. Brilliant accent though. I just wanted to hear him talk and not listen to the music. He should do a talk show. All the callers will be like, "What?" "Huh?" "Say what?" | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:51pm
I heard that, never knew who did it,. But damn. She was great. And like 19 years ol.d | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:53pm
still b/p:
It was fun, but regarding Nancy's "Like You Do" note/key accuracy, we are compelled to be...polite. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:54pm
Damn, both Miki and Champagne King are my age. That's just not right. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:55pm
The Rock:
Duane ... right on! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:57pm
they are supposed to be young! Like my memory of them. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:57pm
Belatedly, I agree w/Jennique -- that steel drum track was killer. @Cecile@12:13, amazing idea. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 12:58pm
still b/p:
The beat and music of King's "Shame" was like a multi-year ear worm for me some reason. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:01pm
It was a great record, sbp | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:04pm
Wendy del Formaggio:
Duane, you are the best! The Sandpipers! Beyond! This whole show has been so great. This is my scene, and I'm freaking out in it. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:06pm
still b/p:
Beyond the Valley of the Dolls should have a Rocky Horror kind of participation thing in public showings. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:11pm
Wendy del Formaggio:
Still b/p, it does in my house! Haha. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:19pm
still b/p:
Then, ohhhh..the clean-up... In any case, send some phone-vid clips to Ebert. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:21pm
Thanks! Sharkboy is new to me. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:21pm
Duane, are you familiar with a group called Chungking? | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:23pm
Only heard of them Cecile. Any good? | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:24pm
Mike East:
I have sticker on my desk that says Chung King House of Metal...I think that's something different, though | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:25pm
groovy show mr. deejay. this last tune started out just like 'down by the river' by mckendree spring | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:26pm
I only really know the song Come with Me, but it's like a cross between Dr. Buzzard and trip-hop. Cool stuff. I'm DLing a few albums from emusic this week. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:26pm
Jan Audun Uretsky:
I have to be a deadline samurai today, but you're helping get through... Thanks Duane! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:26pm
Thank you Dale! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:27pm
Jan! Great to hear from you bro! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:28pm
i've been wondering what the b/p means. beautiful / poughkeepsian? biff / pow? butter / pumpkin? bacon / peameal? brilliantly / perfect? bam / pot? ( maybe you're scottish) | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:28pm
sorry I'm late! Hola... can't miss the Duane version of singles going steady. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:29pm
Mike East:
british petroleum? | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:30pm
burka / parade? | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:31pm
Betty Page:
I'm gettin' you, man. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:32pm
still b/p:
just...breathing/puzzled | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:35pm
i was hoping for butter / pumpkin. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:36pm
still b/p:
Ain't we all? 'Tis the season. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:37pm
for ilka little thing. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:48pm
Ha! I was going to guess The Outfield. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:49pm
paula pc:
just now realizing how Police-y this Payolas song is...I always loved the video. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:49pm
cecile: Used to great effect in Valley Girl:) | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:51pm
Yeah, that's right, Duane. After a few minutes, I remembered where I heard that song. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:51pm
perfect song for the steel band! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:52pm
Duane I think you have cornered the steel drum band 45 singles market. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 1:58pm
Jan Audun Uretsky:
Ahhh... Hypnotic Brass Ensemble. Nice! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:00pm
Okay, Duane, answer the mystery - why soul singers and Bee Gees covers? At some point, it was almost mandatory that there was one on every LP. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:01pm
Cecile: Ha..i'm thinkin the drama! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:02pm
Bee Gees songs are pretty dramatic and kind of over the top. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:02pm
I guess so! They were way more overwrought than say someone like the Beatles - who did have their share of covers, but not like the Bee Gees! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:03pm
They're pretty simple to learn and sing. Just add anguish. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:04pm
Ha! I used to sing "Cinnamon Ship" to the tune of Patti Smith's "Citizen Ship." | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:10pm
still b/p:
Jimmy tryin to mash-up Why do Fools with the Jackson 5. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:17pm
I am always on the fence with Carly. I don't know if it's her voice or the material. Maybe neither. Maybe both. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:17pm
Duane, it is a mystery to me how stuff I really don't like sounds good in the context of your show. Somehow, this Carly Simon song sounds Ok? In the '80s I really hated her music. The 'Duane effect'! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:17pm
This was Carly's best moment..Chic production! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:18pm
Well, Chic are great, but they're not supermen. LOL! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:19pm
Didn't even know that was Carly while listening. Dope drum and bass line. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:20pm
amazing jams today, cant wait to listen later with my undivided attention. thanks duane! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:21pm
If you bust out some '80s Basia song I like I'm shooting myself in the brains! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:22pm
Neg-Guh-tor: Basia!! hehe..she's got some good tunez..won't play them today, but you never know...:) | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:25pm
Don't do it, Duane! '80s Rightous Bros., either. No disco JAmes Taylor either! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:25pm
I'm such a sucker for that midtempo 80s r'n' b sound. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:26pm
you are speaking my language glenda | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:27pm
I so want to be at home right now with a bottle of red wine and these tunes... woe is me. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:27pm
dope show today | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:33pm
this is cute... | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:34pm
thanks cats420. James Taylor i can't hang with..or 80's RIghteous bros..it's pretty funny tho! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:35pm
hubba, they are kind of adorable in a baby vs puppy way. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:37pm
baby vs. puppy cage match? This Abaco Dream is out of control... I'm so exhausted, duane's show is making me partially trip out. | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:38pm
Yeah. Try to make that crap sound relevant. Taylor should've stayed a Neil Young back up singer IMO! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:39pm
love them BREAKS! | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:40pm
Dj Shadow? | |
Wed. 10/26/11 2:54pm
Jan Audun Uretsky:
Keepin' it in the family! | |
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The PFT crew breaks down the top three NFC seeds from last season and discusses whether they will make the postseason this year. Will the rejuvenated Saints push the Falcons to the brink?
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Lutheran Slow-pitch Softball Tournament
Date: 22-Sep-2012
A Lutheran slow-pitch softball tournament will be held on Saturday, Sept 22 at Kennedy Park in Denver to benefit Lutheran Family Services.
The cost will be $100 per team (approximately 10 players per team ... $10 per player). Even if your church doesn't have a softball team, you have over 2 months to pull one together; and being an allstar caliber team is not a requirement. And if your church can't field an entire team but has several individuals who want to play, let me know and they will be combined with another team.
This will be a co-ed, 16 team tournament ... a great event for an even greater cause.
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IGN is reporting that the former PS3 Exclusive WarDevil is no more. It was to be a huge project by Ignition Studios. This has been up in the air since late September when we heard the London based studio was closing its doors.
We last saw WarDevil at E3 2006 running at 60fps in 1080p. Many people were impressed and have since been eager to hear more even though little was known about this title.
IGN is still awaiting confirmation from Ignition.
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Harpoon & Kappy's Proudly Support The Pan-Mass Challenge
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The Harpoon Brewery has been an integral part of The Pan Mass Challenge since 1998. Over the course of the 3 day event, (the kickoff party in Sturbridge, and the finish lines in Bourne and in Provincetown), Harpoon donates and helps serve over 150 kegs of its locally brewed beers to the 5,500 tired and thirsty cyclists. It is not uncommon throughout the course of the weekend to hear: "I've been thinking about this beer all day!" or "This is the reason I was able to push myself through to the end!" And most importantly: "Thank you!"
The rider and volunteer experience at the PMC is top notch. It is a community of caring, wonderful people and anyone who participates knows that it is a very special event. Harpoon is proud to be a part of such important fundraiser for the Dana Faber Cancer Center, and to be included in the life long memories the ride creates. Harpoon believes that beer is part of a healthy, active lifestyle and in this case: "every great ride deserves a great beer!"
Kappy's has also been a long time supporter of the PMC and has partnered with Harpoon to raise more funds for the PMC this year. For every 12 pack of Harpoon or UFO sold in July, $1 is donated to the PMC.
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Posted Fri 28th of September 2012
Second story hope you guys enjoy.
This is my second story, starring a new sexual conquest I may actually achieve soon. The tricky part is I am recently infatuated with my best friends ex-boyfriend and first love. She hasn't dated him since they were young but I know she would still be upset if she found out. I am extremely into him however and he is the same with me. So here is a story of what would happen in a perfect world. Enjoy.
I couldn't deal with it any longer. The lusting was getting to intense. I couldn't help seeing him and thinking of all the dirty things I wanted to do to him. He was very attractive. Tall, tan, runners perfect body. The amount of sexual vibes I felt from him would make any girl go crazy. I simply had to have him.
It was one afternoon, school had recently ended and I had no obligations that afternoon. I was walking down the hallway headed towards the parking lot to get out of prison and there I saw him. The lustful instincts came on instantly. There was a war going on in my head. To have him or not? In that moment my sex drive beat the shit out of my logical senses.
I walked over to him and gave him a hug. His hugs are what throw my head for a loop. It isn't the typical hug you give a friend you're happy to see. It's a "get close as possible, his hands on my hips" sort of hug. Absolutely pussy wetting. As we parted I looked up at him making sure my eyes would speak volumes so he would at least subconsciously get the idea of fucking me into his head at that moment. I thought to myself "you must act now, the chance is right in your face". Before he could even say a word to me I leaned over and whispered in his ear "you, me, any empty classroom, now."
The look on his face was admittedly priceless, a mixture of shock, confusion, curiosity, and lust. He did, however, seem to know exactly what I was talking about as he promptly grabbed my hand and quickly led me down the hallway.
We went into the first empty, unlocked classroom we could find and immediately attacked each other, making out furiously. Our hands were roaming all over each others bodies. His on my ass and one of mine slowly snaking its way to his quickly hardening cock.
We were moving farther back into the classroom as he propped me up on a desk. My legs wrapped around him as the intense make-out session continued. His hands started to squeeze my tits and I had to break the kissing to let out some soft but increasingly louder moans.
He started to kiss my neck as I was fumbling to pull his shirt off. And once that was accomplished, he ripped mine over my head and unclasped my bra. His head flew to one boob, sucking and nibbling on my nipple as the other was occupied by his fingers pinching and twisting. I wasn't trying to hide my moans anymore as I had completely gone to another world. My pussy was getting wetter and I could feel his hard cock pushed up against it through his pants.
I needed to see it for the first time right then so I reached down to unzip his pants. I got down on my knees in front of him and in one swoop, pants and boxers came down and a wonderfully hard cock sprung out in my face. My hands gripped it right away. It was perfectly sized and I wanted nothing more than to have it inside me. But a little fun was in order first.
I started stroking it first slowly, teasing him to no end. I built up my pace gradually and I could see his expression start to change to pure pleasure. Mid stroke I heard him say "please baby stop teasing me and suck my cock" I was happy to listen.
I started out flicking my tongue across his head, tasting the precum that was starting to drip out. Then I took his head in my mouth and started to lick circles around it, sliding my tongue across slowly. I did a couple of "figure 8s" before I plunged my head down on his now throbbing cock.
My head started to bob up and down. I was going deeper and deeper, sliding my tongue around his cock as I would come up closer to the tip. His hands were on the back of my head, entangled in my hair and forcing me to suck a little deeper until I decided to take the whole thing into my mouth. I could feel his cock twitching all the way down my throat and I heard an "oh fuck yes baby suck that fucking cock" from above me.
I was dripping at this point from feeling his cock deep down my throat and I knew I had to fuck him. I sucked him as deep as possible for a few more strokes hoping to hear a need for a fucking and I got my wish, "Baby I need to fuck you right now."
He pulled me up and ripped my pants down to reveal my very wet and very pink pussy.
Two of his fingers found their way inside as he started to finger fuck me. I couldn't help moaning for him as my first orgasm of many to come was approaching. "Oh fuck me baby I'm gonna cum for you oh fuck oh fuck oohhhhh" as I came all over his fingers I saw the most intense look of lust in his eyes. I decided to make it even more intense as I looked up and him and whimpered, "please fuck me baby, I need your cock deep inside me". His eyes lit on fire as he told me, "baby I'm going to fuck the absolute shit out of you, turn over"
I bent myself over on the desk and thrust my ass up in the air, making sure he could see my dripping pussy to tempt him even more than I needed to. Without any warning he shoved his entire cock deep into my pussy. I let out a cry of intense pleasure, "oh fuckkkk baby it's so big you're so deep inside me" all he did in response to that was spank my ass and proceed to fuck me.
His cock was plowing me. He was thrusting into me faster and deeper than I had ever fucked before. The desk was rattling underneath us as I was moaning "oh fuck fuck fuck me harder oh my god yes baby fuck me" over and over. Soon after this began my next orgasm started. "Ohhhh baby I'm gonna cum don't stop fucking me right there" I came all over his cock, my juices dripping out and all the way down my legs. My pussy was squeezing his cock and I could feel every rock hard inch of it as my pussy spasmed in orgasm. He grunted in approval, "oh fuck yeah baby cum all over my hard cock, turn over I want to watch those titties bounce as I fuck you"
I flipped myself over and locked my eyes with his as he slid his cock into my pussy. My titties were flying up and down as he fucked me. I was moaning and rubbing my clit as his cock plunged deeper and deeper. My third orgasm began, "ohhhh shit baby you keep making me cum you fuck me so good"
"Yeah baby you like how I fuck you?"
"Oh I fucking love it"
"Let me fuck you a little harder then"
He started rocking me. His hard cock was so deep in my pussy I had never felt the region it was touching. My hands were gripping his head and we started to kiss wildly as my fourth orgasm began. He pinched my nipples as I was cumming which started another orgasm simultaneously. "You fucking slut you're gonna make me cum soon" I absolutely love dirty talk especially while an extremely sexy guy fucks me so all I could do was rub my clit to combat the pleasure that was building.
My pussy started to tighten on his cock as my final orgasm began. "Oh fuck I'm cumming again, you make me cum so hard baby, I love to cum all over your cock"
"Oh you sexy bitch get on your knees I'm gonna cum"
I kneeled down infront of him as he stroked his cock to finish. My mouth was open and I was still rubbing my pussy as he came in my mouth. I let it all dribble onto my tongue until he was done and then swallowed it all while staring up at him with pure gratification and satisfaction in my eyes.
"That was fucking great, we need to do that again" he said as he pulled me up for a last kiss before we both got dressed and left the room a few minutes apart from each other. One of the hottest fucks I've ever had.
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Chelsea's Eden Hazard will face a police investigation after he was sent off for kicking a ball boy in his side's League Cup semi-final second leg at Swansea City yesterday.
With the match poised at 0-0, and Chelsea chasing a 2-0 aggregate deficit, Hazard became annoyed with a ball boy who failed to return the ball promptly after it went out of play for a Swansea goal kick with 10 minutes left.
Hazard kicked the youngster as he tried to retrieve the ball from underneath him and after a delay of several minutes, the Belgian midfielder was shown a straight red card by referee Chris Foy.
"South Wales is aware of the incident involving a ball boy at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea tonight," said Chief Superintendent Josh Jones, of South Wales Police.
"We are making arrangements for him [Hazard] to be interviewed. South Wales Police takes such matters very seriously."
Chelsea interim manager Rafael Benitez revealed that Hazard had said sorry to the boy, but criticised the youngster for failing to return the ball more quickly.
"Eden Hazard has been in to see the ball boy and the two have apologised to each other," he said.
"The ball boy knows he was wasting time. They apologised and they know that it is a mistake.
"We are disappointed to lose the player but we cannot change things and the best thing for us is to move forward."
Swansea captain Ashley Williams was quick to condemn Hazard's behaviour. "Demba Ba told me that the boy held onto it," he said. "I saw him [Hazard] kick him in the ribs, and you can't do that."
The match ended 0-0, sending Swansea into their first major final, where they will meet fourth-tier Bradford City.
Chelsea had initially reacted by questioning Foy's decision to dismiss Hazard on the club's official Twitter account.
"Has football gone mad? Hazard is sent off for kicking the ball under a ball boy attempting to smother the ball rather than return it," the club wrote on the account, which has over 1.79 million followers.
Swansea manager Michael Laudrup predicted that Hazard would quickly see the error of his ways, but said the club had not instructed their ball boys to waste time by holding onto the ball.
"I saw it from very distant, obviously from the bench, and just saw it [again] after the game," he said.
"I think Hazard is a great player.
"I think when he sees the images on TV, he will regret it."
On suggestions the ball boy was deliberately holding up play, Laudrup said: "No, definitely not. He was pushed and he was on top of the ball.
"I can understand you're frustrated when you're behind and your pulse is going, but there are things you should never do." AFP


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Indian Films – Quality or Business?
Indians are proud of Bollywood – the Hindi film industry based in Mumbai. The gross earnings of some of the Hindi movies are really impressive. It is also instrumental in creating direct and indirect job opportunities for millions of Indians – not only as actors, actress and directors, but also as crew and 'extra's. Of course all these prove that Indian films are accepted well in the market.
However, when we take a different look at the same industry and try to look at how Indian films are received by the critics, we get an entire different picture. It is well known that none of the Indian films has ever won an Oscar. The only entries of Oscar from India are Satyajit Ray (Academy Honorary Award – 1991) and A. R. Rahman (Best Original Score and Best Original Song – 2009) (won't count Slumdog Millionaire as the director was not Indian). The Cannes Film festival, one of the most prestigious film award winning spot, has awarded only 7 films so far. None of these happened in last 10 years. It seems 1950s were the best of the films, getting 3 out of these 7. The most prestigious award of Palme d'Or was awarded to only a single Indian film – named Neecha Nagar in 1946. It was directed by Chetan Anand, brother of famous film actor Dev Anand. Pather Panchali, possibly the best Indian film ever made, had the award of Best Human Document in 1955. The last award was on Camera work – Murali Nair won it in 1999 for his film Marana Simhasanam. The list of 7 has 3 Hindi, 2 Bengali and 1 each for Marathi and Malayalam films, one of the Hindi films (Do Bigha Zamin) is actually a remake of a Bengali film.
The failure is not limited to awards only. Last ten years, Indian films seldom have make a cut in the nominations list. The list of entries have Udaan(2010) and Pattiyude Divasam(2001) and Arimpara(2003) and the latter ones are from the same Keralite director – Murali Nair. I should rather say that Indians did better to be a part of the jury since three Indians made it to the jury list – Arundhati Roy, Aishwarya Rai and Nandita Das. In Asian Film Festival (Hong Kong) only a couple of awards went to India in last four years – Amitabh Bachchan won the Lifetime Achievement award and Om Shanti Om won the best composer award.
The failure is even more prominent for the entire South Asia, which produced only a couple of awards in last ten years (Sulanga Enu Pinisa from Srilanka in Camera d'Or – 2005 and Matir Moina from Bangladesh won FIPRESCI award in 2002). With a population of 1.5 billion and such success in commercial movie industry – this is one huge gap one should try to fix. The region has enough stories to tell the world, but it is really unfortunate that those ones seldom get to the screen.
Interesting to see in the list below – the presence of Hindi films in the list is quite rare given the number of films produced each year in Hindi. Two of the three Hindi films mentioned here are actually made by non-Hindi speaker Directors and the last one is a documentary co-produced in Hindi and English.
A list of Indian Films awarded by FIPRESCI (2000-2010)
Name | Director | Language | Award Year |
Manjadikkuru | Anjali Menon | Malayalam | 2008 |
The Fortunate One (Sonam) | Ahsan Muzid | Monpa | 2007 |
Kramasha | Amit Dutta | Hindi | 2007 |
Painted Rainbow | Gitanjali Rao | English | 2007 |
Ore Kadal | Shyamaprasad | Malayalam | 2007 |
AFSPA, 1958 | Haobam Paban Kumar | Manipuri | 2006 |
Maine Gandhi Ko Nahin Mara | Jahnu Barua | Hindi | 2006 |
Talnabami | Dhananjoy Mandal | Bengali | 2006 |
Amu | Shonali Bose | English | 2005 |
Nizhalkkuthu | Adoor Gopalakrishnan | Malayalam | 2003 |
Margam | Rajiv Vijayaraghavan | Malayalam | 2003 |
Titli | Rituparno Ghosh | Bengali | 2002 |
Mankolangal | Subrahmanian Santakumar | Malayalam | 2001 |
My Friend Su | Neeraj Bhasin | English | 2001 |
Deveeri | Kavitha Lankesh | Kannada | 2000 |
Vanaprastham | Shaji N. Karun | Malayalam | 2000 |
Paromitar Ek Din | Aparna Sen | Bengali | 2000 |
Oru Cheru Punchiri | M.T. Vasudevan Nair | Malayalam | 2000 |
The next one is the list of NETPAC awards (2000-2010) –
Name | Director | Language | Award Year |
Paruthiveeran | Ameer Sultan | Tamil | 2008 |
Final Solution | Rakesh Sharma | Hindi | 2004 |
Bariwali | Rituparno Ghosh | Bengali | 2000 |
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I believe in any art form which attracts public attention and money will cater to the general public's art perspective. The qualities that paying customers look for in movies are not the same those looked for by judges of international film festivals.
I guess that explains the scarcity of great quality in Indian filmmaking. Having said that, they make so many of them that some of them end up good no matter how rare they are! 🙂
Indian films are made for indian audiences, or to say broadly, sub continent people. That way hindi movies have a readymade market. They do not care what the west think of them, as long as their audience is happy.
BOLLYWOOD ROCK . The demand for indian movies is been increasing , the stander of indian film industry is going at higher lever


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Hello again Newgrounds!
Pojuko is a physics based platformer filled with 20 levels of crazy bouncing fun, with the ability to let users make their own levels! Pojuko hosts a unique movement system which offers players a whole new way of experiencing 2D platormers!
Feel free to post map codes wherever you like (more details in my Newgrounds account blog/news) so that others can see your creative level making talents. Be sure to post your best levels (anywhere on the internet) with your e-mail address and a name to give credit to for the chance to see your level in the possible next version of Pojuko, which will feature a selection of my favourite user created maps... that is of course if people actually enjoy the game...
This game does not contain a high score system because they are too easy to exploit. Instead, I recommend that players post their best times or amazing slope mastering skills in video format on a website like YouTube!
I hope you all enjoy the game!
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I played it for about 3 minutes, and got bored. While the concept is good, it's a bit too slow. I can tell there's obvious effort, so 7.
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Interesting idea, irritating to play.
I tried it, but the lack of jump distance pretty much lost me from the start.
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Nice ^^
Very good!
Simple and hard skill game :)
I've been playing it for a while now, but I can't unlock th secret...
Guess I'll give up T_T
Keep it kewl-
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I landed upside down and got stuck in the ground...also rlly boring, nothing wrong with the game im sure other people will like it which is why I gave it an 8 but not my cup of tea, I prefer a game with a story line


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Artists in conversation by Carine Zaayman
Telkom and the University of the Witwatersrand have recently launched their Artists in Conversation website. This website aims to bring to the fore the works of a variety of artists in different stages of their art careers, from diverse backgrounds. The focus is on what they call 'oral history', a notion that is communicated through a series of interviews with the selected artists about their experiences and memories of past events in South Africa. On the site, visitors can find a biography, some works and an audio interview for each artist.
Artists include the likes of Bettie Celliers-Barnard, Kim Berman, Mandla Mabila, Chris Diedericks, Vincent Baloyi and Daniel Mosako amongst others. The website also includes a section on the art project itself, and how it aims to give a voice to the various arenas of art production in South Africa, and particularly those that are socially and politically engaged. There is furthermore an essay concerning the challenges facing art educators.
The way in which the project brings together these diverse elements, as well as the context-sensitive nature of the writing, raises this above the average artists-online site. This is probably due to the fact that it is a collaborative project, and one that engages the business world, but also the art and academic worlds, with the participation of the Wits School of Arts, and the Background on the History Workshop.
ArtB www.artb.co.za
The Arts Association of Bellville and Gallery has re-branded itself as Art.b - the Arts Association of Bellville. The gallery has been modernised, this attractive new website telling you all about it.
artSPACE durban www.artspacedurban.co.za
artSPACE durban (aSd) is another gallery with a coded set of case constraints. Never mind though. This website provides a useful starting point for artists interested in hiring out the gallery space for exhibition, or renting studio space. The site allows you to view the interior spaces of aSd from your desktop.
Association for Visual Arts www.ava.co.za
One of the oldest galleries in Cape Town, the AVA provides space for a continuous round of exhibitions decided upon by a committee.
BAT Centre www.batcentre.co.za
Durban's Bartel Arts Trust acts as a community cultural centre on the harbour, with exhibitions, art shops and music, theatre and dance venues.
Bell-Roberts Gallery www.bell-roberts.com
The Bell Roberts in Bree Street is a hub of activity that includes a prolific publishing house and bookshop.
Chelsea Art Gallery home.mweb.co.za/ch/chelsart/gallery
Small, functional site of a gallery located in Cape Town's picturesque Wynberg. Current exhibitions are listed and work by gallery artists can be referenced.
District Six Museum www.districtsix.co.za
Website commemorating the area of District Six and honouring the people who fought against the forced removals and Group Areas Act.
Everard Read Gallery, Cape Town www.everard-read-capetown.co.za
Stalwart of the South African art sellers and buyers market since 1912, the Everard Read Gallery has expanded their reach into the digital sphere. The gallery has two main branches, one in Johannesburg and one in Cape Town.
Gallery Momo www.gallerymomo.com
52 Seventh Avenue is Johannesburg's newest contemporary art destination, an airy gallery with a neo-brutalist fa�ade. Called Gallery Momo, the gallery is already home to artists Kay Hassan and Santu Mofokeng.
The Gallery on the Square www.galleryonthesquare.co.za
The Gallery on the Square is based in Sandton, and features the work of a number of South African artists in regular exhibitions.
Goodman Gallery www.goodman-gallery.com
Home of South Africa's top art dealer, Linda Givon, whose artists include Kendell Geers, William Kentridge, Zwelethu Mthethwa, Sue Williamson and Moshekwa Langa.
Greatmore Studios www.greatmoreart.org
Cape Town's Greatmore studio and residency project is now online.
João Ferreira Fine Art www.joaoferreiragallery.com
Cape Town dealer João Ferreira's gallery in Hout Street showcases work by well-known and emerging contemporary South African artists.
King George VI Art Gallery www.kgg.gov.za
Home of the Port Elizabeth gallery, with news of current exhibitions and activities and a virtual tour of some highlights.
KZNSA: Kwazulu Natal Society of Arts www.nsagallery.co.za
Durban leading contemporary art gallery, run by the Natal Society of Arts.
Michaelis School of Fine Art www.michaelis.uct.ac.za
The Michaelis School of Fine Art is the art department of the University of Cape Town. The site contains information on courses as well as applications for postgraduate courses.
Michael Stevenson Contemporary www.michaelstevenson.com
Michael Stevenson Contemporary gallery is one of the best places to see contemporary South African art by high profile and promising emerging voices.
Museums Online www.museums.org.za
A portal offering access to most of South Africa's national and regional museums.
Obert Contemporary www.obertcontemporary.com
Contemporary gallery with locations in Braamfontein and Melrose Arch that represents acclaimed and innovative young artists like Kudzi Chiurai, Mark Erasmus and Mary Wafter.
Pelindaba Museum of African and Modern Art www.pelmama.org
Brings together the former collection of Fernand F Haenggi, comprising mainly 1970s and 1980s works by South African artists including Norman Catherine, Lucas Sithole, Judith Mason and Lucas Seage.
PhotoZA www.photoza.co.za
Johannesburg's premiere photographic gallery, with two exhibition spaces, represents Hannelie Coetzee, Graeme Williams and Jürgen Schadeberg, amongst others.
Rose Korber Art Consultancy www.rosekorberart.com
An independent art consultant, dealing in works by leading and emerging, contemporary South African artists.
Ruth Prowse School of Art www.ruthprowse.co.za
One of Cape Town's more enduring art institutions, housed in a historic farmhouse once owned by artist Ruth Prowse.
SA Centre for Photography www.photocentre.org.za
The Cape Town based centre co-ordinates activities aimed at fostering the development of the practice, teaching, scholarship and criticism of photography.
South African National Gallery www.museums.org.za/sang
Comprehensive site with info about the permanent collection, temporary exhibitions, library and newsletters.
The | Premises www.onair.co.za
Point of access for The | Premises gallery (which is currently under construction) at the Johannesburg Civic Centre and arts consultancy group The Trinity Session.
The Owl House www.owlhouse.co.za
Helen Martins' home and sculpture garden in Nieu-Bethesda are beautifully documented, alongside info about the Owl House Foundation's conservation efforts.
V Gallery www.vgallery.co.za
Online gallery promotes visual artists in South Africa with the aim of selling work, and includes articles, news and profiles.
Axis Gallery www.axisgallery.com
This New York-based gallery is run by South Africans Lisa Brittan and Gary van Wyk, the space devoted innovative exhibitions featuring South African artists.
Gasworks Gallery www.gasworks.org.uk
The London counterpart of Jo'burg's Bag Factory and Cape Town's Greatmore Studios, with an international residency programme.
Locus+ www.locusplus.org.uk
Download essays and read about the site specific projects commissioned by Locus+, a non-profit arts organisation based in England.
Palais de Tokyo www.palaisdetokyo.com
This beautifully executed website is worth navigating just for its crisp design and excellent animations. It also happens to be the online mouthpiece for the Palais de Tokyo, an innovative contemporary art space in Paris.
Polvo www.polvo.org
Polvo Art Studio is an alternative space located in Chicago. The website for this space recently added a page for international artists. At the moment, it features the work of Liza Grobler and Brett Murray alongside writings by Paul Edmunds and Mario Pissarra. Follow this link directly: www.polvo.org/artists.htm
Stroom www.stroom.nl
Dutch organisation with its own gallery, which also sponsors public art projects by such artists as Vito Acconci.
Thami Mnyele Studio www.thami-mnyele.nl
The Thami Mnyele Studio in Amsterdam offers residencies for two visiting artists a year.
Virtual Museum of Contemporary African Art www.vmcaa.nl
The VMCAA offers an insightful list of African artists based in the Netherlands, including Mustafa Maluka, Ina van Zyl, Michelle Tabor, Moshekwa Langa, Marlene Dumas and Jon Eiselin.
Andries Odendaal www.wireframe.co.za
Andries Odendaal is considered one of the foremost Flash and Director developers in the world. His company, Wireframe, is based in Cape Town, and some of Andries' and his colleagues' works can be seen on this inventive site.
Alan Alborough www.alanalborough.co.za
Standard Bank Young Artist for 2000, Alborough's site contains everything you need to know about this reclusive personality.
Arlene Amaler-Raviv and Dale Yudelman www.urbanart.co.za
The painter Arlene Amaler-Raviv and photographer Dale Yudelman have been collaborating for some time now. The two are currently showing their works on the 8th Havana Biennial, curated by Hilda María Rodríguez Enr'quez. This well-designed and easily navigable site contains useful personal biographies on both artists, as well as images of their collaborative work at Havana.
Art in South Africa www.art.co.za
A site that offers visual artists a home on the web, without the costs of registering domains or employing web designers. Artists include Wilma Cruise, Willem Boshoff and Diane Victor.
Bateau Laveau www.bateaulaveau.com
www.bateaulaveau.com, is a local, well-designed Flash site that serves as an online portfolio for seven young Paarl-based artists.
Cobus van Staden www.geocities.com/cobusvanstaden
Cobus van Staden, a South African photographer living in Nagoya, Japan, posts pics regularly on his website.
Dave Southwood http://w_photo.play-ground.net/#
Dave Southwood is doubtlessly one of South Africa's most important young photographic talents. Currently based in Berlin, Germany, Southwood has been engaged in a number of projects, both personal and commercial, details of which are contained on his new website.
Dumile Feni www.dumile.org.za
The Dumile Feni Foundation have released their 'monograph' website on this respected artist. The site contains a wealth of information on the artist in terms of his biography, exhibitions as well as media coverage of his career. The site further offers a good gallery of images by the artist. In a way that could well be a template for many other artists' sites, this one is notable for being particularly true to the spirit of Feni's work.
Esther Mahlangu http://www.esthermahlangu.co.za
This modest website link offers a cursory view of the output of acclaimed artist Esther Mahlangu.
Lien Botha www.lienbotha.co.za
Lien Botha's new, beautiful website is a good resource for anyone interested in learning more about the artist, her work, and her history.
Liquid Fridge www.liquidfridge.co.za
Cape Town-based Liquid Fridge is an active group of new media artists and musicians who organise many meetings and events where animators and other creative people can show their work. These events include the Upload and Icebox meetings, which are held regularly in the city. May 2005.
Lucas Sithole www.sithole.com
A website in memory of South African artist Lucas Sithole (1931-1994), showing many important sculptures from 1966-1991, as well as biographical notes, pictorial references and stories about the works.
Muffin Balajadia www.myfanwybekker.com
New website documenting output of this expatriate artist.
Pieter Hugo www.pieterhugo.com
Cape Town-based Pieter Hugo works in a fledgling style I prefer to call 'new documentary'. Readers of the Italian publication Colors will likely be familiar with what I mean, and probably also recognise some of Hugo's images. Unencumbered by any gimmicks, Hugo's site allows for easy browsing of his interesting portfolio.
Present Magazine www.presentmag.com
Present magazine is an online art magazine that features the work of a number of artists who work mostly in painterly abstraction. It has a great number of images from the artists, as well as interpretative essays on their work. The artists are mainly South African, and the production team members are mostly from Stellenbosch. It includes, among others, Joanne Halse and Michael Taylor (editors),and Adrienne van Eeden and Jeanne Hoffman among the contributors.
Rob Mills www.signsoflife.co.za/domestic
Photographer Rob Mills reflects on domesticity and the personal realm, using a very simple site as his exhibition space.
South African Artists www.southafricanartists.com
Independently funded directory lists over a thousand South African artists and is geared specifically towards online sales.
SOUTH PHOTO www.southphoto.com
Offers extensive biographies and portfolio selections from an accomplished list of South African image-makers, including Rodney Barnett; David Goldblatt; Motlhalefi Mahlabe and Paul Weinberg.
Steven Cohen www.artslink.co.za/stevencohen
Performance artist Steven Cohen's wicked attires and writings can be scrutinised at leisure on his site.
Theresa-Anne Mackintosh www.mackintosh.co.za
Johannesburg-based artist Theresa-Anne Mackintosh's new website.
Chaz Maviyane-Davies www.maviyane.co.zw
As influential US design magazine Print has commented, this Zimbabwean designer's work "explores an indigenous iconography that speaks not only for his clients' particular needs but for Zimbabwe."
Douglas Coupland www.coupland.com
Intriguing and informative site by the pop author who is actually a sculptor by training.
Franz Wassermann www.mylivingroom.org
A good way to track this Austrian artist's various initiatives, projects such as 'Administrative Detention For Asylum Seekers' and 'Barbie and Ken are HIV positive'. Activist art.
Hoogerbrugge www.hoogerbrugge.com
We do not live in a peace-loving, happy society. This is something that Han Hoogerbrugge, a Dutch web animation artist, knows all too well. His website is a remarkable collection of his cynical work for the last six or so years. It features a wealth of short Flash animations in which humorous and sometimes disturbing representations of the unhappy states of life take precedence.
Joshua Davies' PrayStation www.praystation.com
New York-based Davies is an inquisitive developer and programmer who applies design concepts to computer technology - often just to see what will happen.
Kheto Lualuali www.africaserver.nl/kheto/index.html
A virtual exhibition of the works of Mozambican painter Kheto Lualuali, who has lived and worked in Amsterdam since 1998.
Manovich.net www.manovich.net
Currently, one of the most influential voices in the field of new media is Lev Manovich. He is Associate Professor in New media in the department of Visual Arts at the University of California, San Diego, and is perhaps best known for his book The Language of New Media (2001).
Pleix www.pleix.net
Pleix call themselves a 'virtual community' of digital artists. They are based in Paris, and they work in the digital realm. Areas of activity include music, graphics, video and 3D animation. The website serves as a repository of their work, and features music videos such as Basement Jaxx's 'Cish Cash' (2004).
Ruri www.ruri.is
The Icelandic artist Ruri seamlessly uses modern technology to celebrate the ancient beauty of nature.
Yugo Nakamura http://www.yugop.com
Showcase for this Japanese master of Flash animation's MONO*crafts project.
Scott McCloud www.scottmccloud.com
Scott McCloud is a legend in the field of comics. Not only has he been prolific as a comics artist and writer (notably for 'Zot!'), but he is also hailed for his pioneering writing on the nature of comics as a medium.
Wooloo.org www.wooloo.org
Wooloo Productions describe themselves as 'an independent production collective from Denmark, Australia and The United States - founded in 2002. Wooloo Productions is working on a variety of projects including curating, community-based software and social art development.'Wooloo.org is their online community where they allow artists to show work and on which they host a number of projects.
International De5ign Indaba www.designindaba.com
Showcase for the International Design Indaba, which takes places annually in Cape Town.
Klein Karoo National Arts Festival www.kknk.co.za
A melting potjie of art, language, politics and the best koeksisters this side of the Swartberg, the annual Easter festival offers its highlights online.
'Homeport' www.cell.nl/homeport/capetown
The December 2001 Cape Town leg of the six-city 'Homeport' exhibition is documented with maps, pictures, information on contributing artists, and essays by Sue Williamson, Vincent Kolbe and Natasha Becker.
Public Eye www.public-eye.co.za
Founded in 1999, Public Eye was formed by a collection of Cape Town-based artists and cultural activists to initiate and manage art projects in the public arena with the aim of enriching the cultural life of the city and the country.
Red Eye @rt www.redeyeart.co.za
Information on the Red Eye Art-for-all event at the Durban Art Gallery.
Aeolian Ride www.aeolian-ride.info
In November of 2004, New York-based artist Jessica Findley brought her 'Aeolian Ride' to Cape Town. The event was previously staged in New York City and San Francisco. Bicycle riders dressed in wind inflatable white suits proceeded on their route from Saunder's Rock in Sea Point, to the District 6 Café. This website documents the continuing art event.
Biennale.net www.biennale.net
Introduce yourself to this "meeting of minds", organised by Miltos Manetas and the Electronic Orphanage.
Body Worlds www.guardian.co.uk/gall/0,8542,669680,00.html
London's Guardian newspaper presents selected exhibits from 'Body Worlds', the anatomical exhibition of real human bodies that has been seen by over eight million people worldwide.
Cruel and Tender http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions/cruelandtender/
'Cruel and Tender', the first major photography exhibition at Tate Modern, was an in depth exploration of the documentary realist tradition in twentieth century photography. A valuable point of entry for anyone interested in charting the drift of twentieth century photography.
DAK'ART: Biennial of Contemporary African Art www.dakart.org
Since 1992, DAK'ART has been the pre-eminent platform for contemporary art with cultural roots in Africa.
Fela Kuti & African Art www.newmuseum.org
Website addendum to 'Black President: The Art and Legacy of Fela Anikulapo-Kuti', a group show at New York's New Museum of Contemporary Art that celebrated the life and influence of the Nigerian musician-activist-cult figure Fela Kuti.
South Africa Line Project www.akka.nl/hsal/docs/index_artists.html
The HSAL Project was designed specifically to have dialogue and communication between seven Dutch and seven South African artists as its primary objective.
Tour of the 49th Venice Biennale universes-in-universe.de/car/venezia/bien49/english.htm
This virtual tour from Universes in Universe concentrates on participants from Africa, Asia/Pacific and Latin America.
Tour of 'The Short Century' universes-in-universe.de/africa/short-cent/english.htm
Universes in Universe takes a virtual tour of Okwui Enwezor's ambitious exhibition that "redefines Africa's place in the annals of 20th century history".
Up-stream http://www.up-stream.nl
The website of the Dutch exhibition of installations and performances in Amsterdam and Hoorn which marks 400 years since the powerful VOC or Dutch East India ruled the spice routes to the east, colonising the Cape en route.
50th Venice Biennale www.labiennale.org/en
The 50th edition of the Venice Biennale, 'Dreams and Conflicts: The Dictatorship of the Viewer', opened on June 15. For information on 'Fault Lines', see: www.universes-in-universe.de/car/venezia/bien50/fault-lines/english.htm For information on "the Structure of Survival', see: www.universes-in-universe.de/car/venezia/bien50/survival/english.htm
Artslink www.artslink.co.za
This site becomes more and more useful, with its e-mailing of arts-related press releases available to subscribers.
Cape Arts www.capearts.co.za
Cape-based artists are invited to exhibit work in the cyber gallery, join the database or list upcoming events.
Chimurenga www.chimurenga.co.za
"Chimurenga wants to articulate the experiences of African peoples wherever they may be located," says Ntone Edjabe, the founding editor of this Pan-Africanist publication in the tradition of Transition.
Contemporary African Music and Arts Archive www.cama.org.za
The brainchild of John Turest Swartz, this University of Cape Town based website has the backing of the Ford Foundation in trying to archive the artists and musicians of seven countries across Africa - South Africa, Mali, Ghana, Sudan, Ethiopia, Kenya, and Mozambique.
DONGA www.donga.co.za
Online literary site founded by Alan Finlay and now edited by Paul Wessels, offering worthwhile contributions by a host of known and unknown names.
Ijele: Art eJournal of the African World www.ijele.com
Ijele is an online journal of contemporary art and architecture, art history and criticism, focusing exclusively on the visual creative expressions of artists in Africa, as well as artists of the diaspora.
I-jusi www.ijusi.co.za
Garth Walker: founder of Orange Juice Design and editor of i-jusi magazine, an irreverent print publication vaguely positioned somewhere between the art and design divide. The i-jusi website offers an oblique point of entry into the world according to Garth.
REDzine www.redmenace.za.net/redzine
Devin Purvis runs this Durban based e-zine devoted to experiments in design, art, music, photography and the internet.
Spectrum http://spectrum.liquidfridge.co.za
Spectrum is a voluntary association formed to develop the concept of using the mediums of Radio, Television and Internet broadcasting around various special events to be held in Cape Town, South Africa. Log on and sign the petition if you believe in a broadcaster committed to alternative and less commercial art forms.
Taxi Art Books www.taxiartbooks.com
David Krut Publishing's useful series of artist's monographs dedicated to lesser known but established South African artists.
underdog-online.com www.underdog-online.com
Underdog Online is a non-commercial, South African ezine that strives to cover both current developments in popular culture and noteworthy initiatives that are not picked up by mass media radars.
absolutearts.com www.absolutearts.com
A daily arts news outlet, and the largest and most successful programme of it's kind representing over 80,000 works by over 10,000 artists from around the world.
Adbusters http://adbusters.org
If you've never encountered Kalle Lasn's Adbusters Media Foundation now is your chance to do it. A highly commended - and commendable - site.
AfricanColours www.africancolours.net
AfricanColours is a useful site for those looking for a global overview of pan-African contemporary art.
Africultures.com www.africultures.com
This French site features articles on local art, including an interview with Stephen Hobbs and a piece on Tracey Rose. French language site!
Arts and Letters Daily www.aldaily.com
The Arts and Letters Daily is a site that collects links to other important sites with information on issues from the area of, loosely speaking, the "liberal arts". They identify their focus areas as "philosophy, aesthetics, literature, language, trends, thoughts, ideas, criticism, culture, history, music, art, disputes and gossip".
Artforum www.artforum.com
This slick site is a natural translation of the print look and feel, offering art world news, critics' picks and selected articles from the magazine.
Artnet.com www.artnet.com
A New York-based website, this is one of the best and biggest, offering excellent reviews and magazine coverage.
Artsymag www.artsymag.com
Flying the flag for women artists, Artsymag features interviews with Nancy Spero, Guerilla Girls and Judy Chicago.
Brit Art www.britart.com
With a name like Britart.com, you'd expect a few Damien Hirst aquaria floating around, but this email-order art shop focuses on promoting and selling new UK talent.
Brigata Italia www.brigataitalia.com
Based in New York and Milan, Brigata Italia presents itself as a centre of digital gravity for people interested in design and communication.
Creative Base www.creativebase.com
From the publishers of ZOO, the renowned arts quarterly, this UK site is a gold mine of information and inspiration, encompassing art, architecture, advertising, design, new media, moving image, photography and publishing.
Ctheory www.ctheory.net
Theoretical e-journal edited by Arthur and Marilouise Kroker.
Culture Base www.culturebase.net
culturebase.net is a online source of information on contemporary artists practising in all disciplines. The database features practitioners and experts from geographical regions as diverse as Asia, Africa, Latin America, Middle East, Central and Eastern Europe.
DesignBoom www.designboom.com
An independent e-zine that takes in all forms of the contemporary creative scene: graphic design, music, jewellery, fine art, industrial design, decor, architecture, fashion, furniture. The catch is plentiful!
Documentography www.documentography.com
A collective of photographers dealing with photography and photojournalism. A site that redeems photography from its prominent role in giving the society of the spectacle its glossy appeal.
E-flux www.e-flux.com
E-flux distributes information on contemporary institutions like the Museum of Modern Art, New York and the Tate Modern. The site also features special projects and a free listings service.
Frame trace.ntu.ac.uk/frame/index.htm
UK e-zine looking at "critical thought around the whole subject of how culture and technology are interweaving at the end of this century".
Frieze Magazine www.frieze.com
The online version of the inestimable British art magazine devoted to contemporary art and culture.
International Gallerie www.Gallerie.net
The gorgeous online version of a biannual global ideas magazine published in India and addressing issues that are of universal concern.
Newsgrist www.newsgrist.com
New York artist and critic Joy Garnett's site with images and prose and poetry and articles of interest to artists.
NY Arts Magazine www.nyartsmagazine.com
NY Arts the print magazine may not be as luscious as Artforum or Frieze but it's packed with interesting articles, many of which make their way onto the relatively new website.
Photo Japan www.photojpn.org
Useful for its information on avant-garde photographer such as Takashi Homma, Kyoichi Tsuzuki, Naoya Hatakeyama and Izima Kaoru.
plastic.com www.plastic.com
This 'news' site offers a refreshing insight into current news stories in the US. This is no mean feat given the virtual monopoly corporate USA has over reliable web news reporting. Refreshingly honest and quirky.
Printed Matter http://www.printedmatter.org
Founded in 1976 by artists and artworkers, Printed Matter is the world's largest non-profit organisation dedicated to the promotion and distribution of publications made by artists.
Rhizome.org www.rhizome.org
This website is one of the leading resources of information on net.art, and special art and culture events that take place on the web.
S C I C U L T www.scicult.com
"Bridging science and culture through contemporary art," is how the specialist science-related contemporary art gallery and science-art agency SciCult present themselves.
Swikiri.com www.swikiri.com
Billed as a platform for collaboration, discussion, inspiration and exposure of visual design, art, music, writing and all forms of creative innovation.
Tema Celeste www.temaceleste.com
Art magazine that includes daily updates.
The Thing bbs.thing.net
The thing.net is an online collection of work by digital media artists and activists. The site hosts a number of writings on an almost unlimited number of subjects, as well as video and audio material by a variety of people. Largely American in content, the expected backlash against consumerism and Bush (as is the practice of many liberal American digital jammers) can be found in abundance here. It also includes chatrooms and forums - even one hosted by Joy Garnett, for instance. Another is entitled "undercurrents" which is described as "a forum about the interrelations of cyberfeminism, new technologies and globalization."
Triangle Arts Trust www.trianglearts.org
Initiates and facilitates an international network of artist led workshops and residencies that engage audiences through public events and exhibitions. The majority of workshops are in Africa.
Another Poster for Peace www.anotherposterforpeace.com
A grassroots campaign that uses the poster as a vehicle of dissent, a counter argument to the onslaught of fear and warmongering currently in the media.
dplanet:: www.dplanet.org
Interesting project site that operates at the intersection of design, activism and digital art. Information about the New Media Underground Foundation can be accessed here.
Face of Tomorrow www.faceoftomorrow.com
In his 'Face of tomorrow' project, Istanbul-based artist Mike Mike asks the question of what the face of a given city looks like. He sets out to answer this by taking photographs of various inhabitants of cities. He then merges all photographs from a particular city into a kind of fictional portrait - one woman and one man for each city.
Future Farmers www.futurefarmers.com
A collective of digital artists and firebrands based in San Francisco. Includes the myriad of projects initiated by inspanidual members.
Greyworld www.greyworld.org
Human-oriented public artists and audiophiles par excellence, the members of Greyworld colour those empty, interstitial spaces with interesting sonic effects.
Glowlab www.glowlab.com
A multimedia arts lab dedicated to exploring the intersection of cognitive, terrestrial and digital space through various practices. The site includes some interesting (if unresolved) images and ideas.
Lard www.lard.za.org
This new website from Lard animation (comprising local artists Melissa Visser and Chris Higgo) shows "lip-smacking" clips from forthcoming releases.
Plexus www.plexus.org
One of the best: great artist projects, articles, news.
Rhythm Engine www.photon01.co.jp/reg
RhythmEngine (REg), created by Photon Inc, is a project that uses music and visual effects as a communication tool.
Sensorium www.sensorium.org
A site of truly wondrous projects involving, for example, the number of earthquakes that have happened worldwide in the past 14 days, and the sounds of the web itself.
Sorryeverybody.com www.sorryeverybody.com
Referrals to this one zoomed around the Internet after the dismal outcome of the American elections in November 2004; the site offers the viewer pictures by other American Internet users apologizing to the world for the fact that Dubya got back into the White House.
Turbulence www.turbulence.org
A not-for-profit organisation that has as its core mission the commissioning of net art works by emerging and established artists.
The Disembodied Art Gallery www.dismbody.demon.co.uk
Website for a British art group responsible for initiatives such as Deconstructing Duchamp, an internet collaborative art project.
Arts & Culture Trust www.act.org.za
The Arts & Culture Trust receives financial support from business and even artists themselves in order to fund cultural projects, and also make awards to individuals and organisations considered to be of greatest benefit to the arts. A very straightforward website. Look for information. Download application forms.
Clarke's Bookshop www.clarkesbooks.co.za
Established in 1956, Clarke's Bookshop on Cape Town's Long Street is considered nothing short of a national treasure by a whole host of scholars, writers, artists and bibliophiles who hold it in an affectionate reverence rarely seen towards a commercial establishment. With the launch of their dedicated art website Clarke's now allows virtual visitors from around the world to search through its unmatched holdings of southern African art publications.
Global Art Information www.globalartinfo.com
Ambitious Cape Town-based venture pitched as the artist's "International Internet Career Tool".
Mail & Guardian Online www.mg.co.za
The progressive weekly print title's invaluable online version is a good resource for art listings, reviews and interviews.
Mweb www.mweb.co.za
Mweb, one of South Africa's biggest Internet Service Providers, has a number of other useful resources on their home site.
National Arts Council www.nac.org.za
The website of the national funding agency for culture is hopelessly outdated. (and dead boring in design). The only current information seems to be the next date for accepting funding applications: September 12, 2003.
One www.cultproduct.co.za
Zayd Minty, organiser of Cape Town's One City, Many Cultures Festival, flights this website for One, his production/curation company.
The Ants Nest www.theantsnest.com
A resource for designers and artists, you need to become a soldier ant in order to submit work for exhibition and receive invitations to ant art events.
African Colours www.africancolours.com
An online resource for contemporary African art and artists, its sister site www.rt-it.com presenting new media projects initiated in Africa.
ARTPRICE www.artprice.com
The world leader in art market information. "Our press agency reports and comments on the art auction figures and charts covering 2,900 auction houses in 40 countries."
Bookstorming.com www.bookstorming.com
Anyone with wads of cash to spare will be storming over to Bookstorming to splurge on this e-commerce site's extensive library of contemporary art publications, catalogues and 150 art magazines.
The Critique Group www.critiquegroup.com
The Critique Group offers a platform for visual artists to post their work, and have other members comment on it. This is a valuable resource for visual artists, as one of the things many complain about on a regular basis, is the lack of objective criticism.
CulturE-ASEF www.culture-asef.org
Started by the Asia-Europe Foundation, this website facilitates Asian-European cultural exchange.
Dia Bookshop www.diabooks.org
In conjunction with the Dia Center, this new online bookshop focuses on postwar and contemporary art and cultural history.
Distributed Art Publishers www.artbook.com
The extensive Distributed Art Publishers catalogue of over 2 500 books on contemporary art and culture is now available online. Hide the credit card!
DV8 www.ballistic.co.za/dv8
Refusing to limit style, creativity and genre, DV8 provides a platform and a resource for developing digital filmmakers of all inclinations.
Public Art Research Archive, Sheffield Hallam University public-art.shu.ac.uk/weblinx.html
Comprehensive public art resource, including links to articles, discussions and exhibitions; specific artists and localities; temporary pieces; web-based projects; as well as a list of awards, competitions and commissions.
Queer Arts Resource www.queer-arts.org
A not-for-profit educational forum for the display and discussion of queer art and culture.


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From Uji. Although it may look similar to matcha, this product is sencha and has different taste characteristics - it's a bit more astringent. However, because Uji Organic Powdered Sencha is grown under full sun it is poplular with those seeking maximum antioxidant levels from their tea. From the first harvest, the leaves used to produce this green tea are grown under full sun and are then ground into a fine, talcum-like. 100% certified JAS/JONA organic. No teapot needed with this item! Mix 1/4 teaspoon (included with package) in hot water and you will have an immediate supply of the healthy ingredients in green tea. Many add this to their shake mixes. Try it today!
Net weight 60gm.
The 2014 marking was a typo, this item was produced in 2015, sorry for the misinformation. This item is freshly packaged. This year's version will probably come out in late May or early June. Only the 60 gram organic powdered sencha comes with a scoop. However, it's just a small plastic scoop for convenience sake.