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I don't have a crush on my Music teacher… I don't!
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Posted Tue 9th of October 2012
"Practising" after school has never been so fun
"Jess, can you stay after school today? I want to help you out with your piece." Called out my music teacher after classed was dismissed.
"Erm… yeah sure. Just let me call home." I said, smiling and leaving the class to go out to lunch.
"Ooooooo, Jess. After school lessons, aye?" Heidi said, emphasizing the lessons and winking at me.
You see, me and my music teacher… we are pretty close. We joke very often and me and my friends always act so dirty in front of him, unintentionally, and we notice him watching our every move. But, all the other girls love to make fun of me saying we are lovers. We are just friends though. I never thought of him in any sexual way, nor did anyone else in the class. So when he had told me to stay after school to practice my piece, I honestly thought he was going to help me with it. I really wasn't expecting him to make any moves, or for me to get so turned on by him.
"Oh, Shush Heidi. You know as well as I do that nothing will happen."
"Aww, did he do something to upset you? Is that why you aren't going to do anything? Trouble in paradise?"
"Heidi! Ew, no! Stop or else!" But, I was erupting in laughter so my threat was useless.
"Great! You made it." Sir said, welcoming me into the classroom.
"Yeah, I really need the practice. Thanks for helping me out." I put my bag down, took off my jacket and took out my sheet music. As I took my seat at the piano, he moved over and sat next to me. His cologne empowering me and making me slightly faint. I started playing my piece and half way through I noticed he was staring at me.
"Everything ok sir?"
"Yes. Perfect. Awesome. Amazing. Beautiful. So many words but none exactly describe just how amazing you look."
I froze. Where the fuck did this come from? Blushing and trying to calm myself down, I tried to look anywhere but at him.
"Jess, look at me." I turned my gaze to him hesitantly. "You are so beautiful."
"Th-thanks sir." I said, blushing furiously.
"Jess, you have no idea just how great the effect you have on me is. And when you and Heidi are grinding and joking around," he said, closing his eyes and taking a deep breath. "Please, don't tell anyone. I would get into so much trouble."
"I won't say anything, don't worry."
"Good. Because right now, I would love it if I could kiss you."
Ok, so I knew this guy was straight up and not hesitant, but WOW! And for some odd reason, it was turning me on so much. I bit my lip, not knowing whether I wanted him to kiss me or not. But, he didn't wait for my reply. He stood up, lifted me out of my seat, and kissed me hard on the lips. At first, I was frozen. I mean, he is my music teacher! Then, giving in to his scent, opened my mouth and let his tongue in. I kissed him back, equally as hard. His kiss was so full of lust and want. His hands were traveling up the side of my body, slowly making their way towards my breasts. With one of his hands placed on the small of my back, he lifted my top up and grabbed one breast in the palm of his hand, rubbing and squeezing it with such roughness. He broke away and took my top off. Throwing it away, he undid my bra in one swift move and lowered his head, taking my nipple between his teeth and biting and sucking it, while slowly rubbing the other nipple. I moaned in pure pleasure, lacing my hands through his hair as his tongue and fingers worked away on my breasts. My moans grew louder as my panties became wetter. I didn't want him to stop. He traced kisses over my tummy and downwards. Then going on his knees he reached up and undid my pants and pulled them down. He started kissing from above my knee and upwards, slowly rubbing his hands over my other thigh, up and down. He reached my inner thigh and then started biting me through my panties. He pushed me to sit back on the seat and took of my panties. Then he lifted my leg up so it was on the piano keys and my other leg over his shoulder, providing him a full view. I rested my arms on the table behind me and leaned back as he started his slow torture of nibbling and sucking around my area.
"Mmmmm, you're so wet for me." He said, looking up at me before taking me in his mouth. I rested back on one hand while my other was scrunching up his hair, pushing him deeper into me. Oh, it felt so good. His tongue was licking and sucking my clit, adding to my wetness. Then he moved his tongue over my hole and started licking away, pushing it in and out making my moans grow louder. He kept licking away until I finally convulsed. He licked away once more then stood up and kissed me hard on my lips. I wrapped my legs around him and pulled away to take of his shirt.
For years I've wanted to see his body. He looked so good with a top on and his arms… oh his arms. So seeing it for the first time naked was like an answer to my prayers. He had the most perfectly chiseled body and just staring at his v-line made me feel wet all over again. I rubbed my hands over his body as we kissed then started to unbuckle his jeans. I pushed him away and slid off the table. Getting on my knees in front of him, I pulled him out of his jeans and boxers, and smiling up at him, I took him into my mouth. He threw his head back as started moaning softly, grabbing my head in one hand and guiding me deeper down his throbbing cock. I took his all in my mouth, sucking hard and fast while playing with his sack. Pulling him out, I licked down his shaft and took his sack in my mouth, sucking and biting it softly. His moans grew louder as he came closer to his climax. I took him back in my mouth and he almost instantly came. I swallowed his hot sweet cum and stood up. His grey eyes were blazing with lust and I felt myself weaken under his gaze.
"Oh, you are so amazing Jess."
"Sir, I still need some more practice." Confusion spread across his face. I sat back on the table and spread my legs open, motioning for him to come closer with my finger.
"Oh, you bad girl." I let out a scream of pain as he slammed into me. Thrusting as fast as ever, he slid easily into me. I felt myself nearing my climax but he pulled out and took me off the table. Laying down on the floor, he told me to ride him like a bull. I sat on top of him, guiding his cock into me before slowly moving him in and out. He went deep into me, massaging my insides by circling himself inside of me. Then he put his hands on my hips and guided me faster and faster. I dug my nails deep into his chest, loving the sound of our bodies clapping against each other. It was pure ecstasy.
I finally came and keeping thrusting until he came to his climax too. I felt him empty his full load into me before pulling him out. I sat up against the leg of the table as I tried to get my breathing back to normal. Looking over at him, I took in the full sight of his body properly. He looked so amazing and the size of his cock surprised me. That fit in my mouth!?
"See something you like?" He said, his sexy cocky smile playing on his lips.
"I'm just surprised that it fit in me." I said, blushing and biting my lip.
"You were so amazing Jess. I've never wanted anyone as badly as I've wanted you."
I crawled over his body, lowering my head near his ear and whispered: "You can have me anytime, anywhere."
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2012-10-13 07:52:39
this just goes to show what a after school lesson can lead to ;)
2012-10-09 09:42:09
I just posted up the sequel :)
And no, its not a true story, just a little fantasy of mine
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Sounds like a true story. If so, is there a followup, I hope.
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Beethoven's Compositional Process (North American Beethoven Studies)
The first volume, edited by the noted music scholar and pianist William Kinderman, brings together recent studies by leading scholars on Beethoven s major orchestral, including the first two piano concertos, the Egmont overture, the Missa Solemnis, and several of the symphonies, especially the Third, Fifth, and Ninth. They devote special attention to Beethoven s creative process by analyzing, in some instances closely for the first time, his numerous surviving musical sketchbooks and loose sketch-leaves. The issues dealt with include Beethoven s reinterpretation of the composition models of Haydn and Mozart, his working methods in composition, the structural expansion of his symphonic forms, the design of variation movements in his symphonies, and Beethoven s musical symbolism. Four introductory essays probe the relation between Beethoven s sketches and the analysis of his finished works; it is a fascinating and controversial undertaking.
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Review: 'Redwood Bend' by Robyn Carr
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No longer content to live so far away from the only family she and her 5-year-old twins have, Army widow Katie Malone packs up her boys and heads to Virgin River, Calif., for the summer. She hopes to find somewhere nearby to settle — somewhere kid-friendly but not too close to her overprotective brother. After months of hiding out on one side of the country while her brother laid low on the other, waiting for his chance to testify against a murderer with mob connections — a chance that never arrived because the mobster was killed the morning of the trial — Katie and her boys desperately need some safety and stability in their lives.
Which means the very last man she should want to become involved with is the former teen actor whose adolescent antics put every other bad-boy celebrity to shame. Especially when the grown-up version is still dangerously charismatic — and decidedly anti-commitment.
Dylan Childress gave up the Hollywood lifestyle long ago — or, rather, his grandmother yanked him out of it after his best friend died of a drug overdose. Eventually, Dylan found his true passion and majored in aviation in college, then started up a charter pilot service.
But business in Payne, Mont., isn't good, and while he and his partners are on a cross-country motorcycle tour, he decides to check out local airports for ideas on how to save his company. Then he meets the sassy and irrepressible Katie, who's more impressed with his motorcycle than she is with him, and Dylan can't help but wish he didn't come from such a spoiled, irresponsible, commitment-phobic family. Because if ever he'd consider making a forever kind of promise, it would be to Katie and her boys.
But his genes guarantee that the only "long term" he's capable of is the kind you find in an airport parking lot.
Redwood Bend was a joy to read! Every interaction between Katie and Dylan crackles with tongue-in-cheek humor and sexual tension, and Katie's twins offer their own authentic and heart-stealing moments of frustration and fun. And, of course, adding a delicious under-layer of angst is the seemingly insurmountable conflicts keeping Katie and Dylan apart — he's not a forever kind of guy, and even if he were, his life and his livelihood are three states away. Not to mention the fact that Katie's a package deal.
All Katie wants is to matter to someone. And all Dylan wants, though it takes him longer to admit it, is a family of his own. But Katie refuses to let Dylan use his relations' problems with monogamy as an excuse to break her heart. In fact, she doesn't let him get away with much of anything. At the same time, he's opening up a whole new world for her — and seducing her, despite her reservations, as he haltingly connects with her boys. I really enjoyed her voice — she can be nosy and a bit of a nag, but her frankness makes for some delightful banter. Let me share some examples.
This snippet occurs after Dylan and Katie first meet. He and the "motorcycle gang" he's touring with stop to help her change a flat tire:
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She gave herself a lot of credit for not sharply inhaling at the shock of his good looks. He swaggered toward her, peeling off his gloves. He had that swagger thing down; it was probably due to the constriction of the tight jeans around his hips.
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I'm not sure this is an emergency, but... I really need to find a solution. I've got a 20gal tall tank, Fluval canister filter 104 (?) I believe? 3 Giant Danios - who are the meekest fish in the tank, even though they're the biggest 3 Green Tiger Barbs - the newest additions 1 Rainbow Shark - it's his tank, anyone who doesn't like it can leave About 2 weeks ago, I noticed that one of the barbs (they're still small - about 1.5") has lost most of its dorsal fin to the shark. It seems that the shark has decided that about a third of the tank, where its cave is, is off limits to anything else and chases them like mad. I've seen it catch the barb and keep nipping it. The shark has always enjoyed chasing other fish from time to time but this is insane. It happens constantly, the only break being during feeding. Is there any way to fix this problem without moving any of the fish to another tank? This fish is starting to get pretty beat up, while the others are getting away. Is it just natural selection? Thanks |
well, in the wild i would call it natural selection...but as far as your conditions go, i might call it animal abuse, considering that you probably know that your shark is aggressive, and that the other fish wont stand up to it, and you have seen it tearing up one of your barbs. why wouldnt you rehome the barbs so they dont die? it seems cruel to me that you would allow these fish to be tormented like that...they depend completely on your for their tank conditions and survival. there is no solution to this problem other than the obvious one. either the barbs need to go, or the shark. but if you continue to ignore the fact that these fish shouldn't be kept together, then they will die. you should research the fish that you have and what the best possible tank-mates would be according to his disposition. then you will not have wasted your money on fish that will get eaten, and those fish can go live happily in someone else's tank. bri |
Right but... The shark has never actually nipped any of the other fish at all. None of the danios, sparkling gourami, catfish, shrimp, or other barbs has ever been nipped. The shark has chased all of them though. This is literally the only fish that it's gone after like this. Maybe I'm personifying it too much, but is it possible it just doesn't like this one fish? The sites I've looked at all have given tiger barbs as possible tankmates of rainbow sharks. Websites as well as the 2 people who work at the pet store I shop at too. Usually, sharks stay on the bottom of the tank while the barbs occupy the middle/top. Thanks for throwing me under the bus without being fully informed though. |
i was not intending to "throw you under the bus". i was just giving you my opinion. and you cant always trust what the people at the lfs tell you, because most of the time they were hired to sell fish, and are not educated about them first. and your list of fish didnt say anything about gourami, catfish or shrimp. found this bit of info on another site: Quote:
Folks: For what little bit this may be worth: Contrary to the literature 6 months ago I purchased 2 red tail sharks. At that time they were slightly over an inch and now they are more like five inches and their colors are vibrant! They spend some of the day "aggrevating" each other (I believe that now they are actually playing) and doing their quivering dance. Only one time have I seen one of them bother my other fish. It was my large black angel. Big time mistake!!! TR |
I didn't list the other fish as they are no longer in that tank. I moved them to a 5 gallon or gave them away. I know that I can't always trust the fish people but at this store, they have always given me good advice, backed up by web research. Thanks for the quote about the shark. I wonder if it's because the barb it goes after is the smallest one. There are plenty of decorations - all live - and the fish only get chased when they near the cave. This one just likes to hang out in that corner so it gets chased a lot. That's why I was calling it natural selection...not that fish are known for their intelligence. Other than removing the fish - since I would have to remove all 3 of the barbs, is there anything I can do? Rearrange the tank maybe? Quote:
i'm not quite sure...you might try upgrading to a larger tank so there is more room for the shark to pick his territory and the barbs to stay out of his way. other than that...sorry. hope you figure it out! good luck! bri |
Hi and welcome aboard, Jonas.:wave: 20 gallons is far too small for RTBS. They will need well-defined territories and in a 20 gallons tank, they will only attack their tankmates. IMO, one labeo will need 40 gallons as the minimum. In a 20 gallons tank, I wouldn't keep other fish with a labeo. It is best to replace your labeo with other alternatives. Otherwise, you have to upgrade the tank as Bri mentioned. On the contrary, labeos can grow to almost 6 inches and it is still a bad idea to buy other fish reaching that size since the tank is only 20 gallons. HTH Blue |
I had a red-tailed shark that killed my other fish -- he was maybe 2 inches and he chased harlequin rasboras to death. I didn't know at the time, I thought they were dying of disease/water conditions (I had like 6 and each day one was dead). Then I caught him in the act chasing the last 2 -- I immediately realized what had been happening and moved the rasboras. They are still alive over a year later. I've had tiger barbs in the past, and no offensive to anyone, but I don't know how anyone can stand these punks! These guys tended to harass each other and anyone else in the tank. I think having a mix of bully type fish is the problem -- I don't know for sure, but I would wonder if your tiger barb isn't the one that occasionally starts the conflict with your rainbow shark. Your tiger barb will likely die due to stress. Then it is very likely your rainbow will start to harass somebody else. |
Keep them in less than 6 and see what you get. They will nip other fish and this will also apply to being cramped in a small tank. Even 8 of them in a small tank will not work(except in large tanks) as they are being cramped for space which will most likely give them the chance to bully other fish. IMO, I wouldn't even mix tiger barbs with fish having long fins especially in a very large tank. No matter how large the tank you have, they will always try to nip fish with very long fins. Long fins are quite tempting to them. |
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KodiakKort nice to have you as a poster and not just a reader. It sounds like that is "above and beyond" for customer service by the Fort CM's but it's funny what some people will ask for. How was your Thanksgiving stay at the Fort? I suppose it was crowded. The weather was supposed to have been nice. Bama ED
Wonder why Disney would even consider meeting such a crazy request??? I'll never think we're strange again! LOL
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Welcome to the world of conversing as opposed to "lurking." Trust me, you'll never go back... Next time any of us hear someone complaining about Disney no longer being "magic", I suggest we tell them about this story! If extra pine needles on demand ain't magic, I don't know what is! Tralfie/Richard
I'm a Mainah who transplanted to Florida three and a half years ago. I think I might just call and add this request to our Christmas weekend ressie... that way we can feel like we're vacationing in Maine.
They may have a dog and the extra thick layer keeps the dirt off his/her paws and in turn out of the camper/motor home. Might even keep him/her out of the wooded areas... I suspect there is a specific reason over just being high maintenance.
This made me chuckle - we're at the Fort now and DH hauled out the broom this morning because the pine needles were bugging him.....
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Thu. 11/15/12 9:03pm
In all the years this show had no comments, who was hanging around wondering what they would say, or when there would be a board? | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:12pm
This is a stupid show. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:16pm
Comments on the Spazz Show !? This is odd. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:18pm
You're paying attention, Fiveash. Excellent. That will be on the test. :-) | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:18pm
Actually, I've always been happy to have it be just radio, not have to worry about the comments. Same with Bill Kelly, doesn't even put the songs up on the front page. I just have to listen. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:21pm
What Matt said | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:21pm
SteveL, I would also love to live in the 20th century, as you do. Alas, progressdystopia. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:25pm
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Romney voters *snort* | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:30pm
Ol' White Guy:
[shaking fist] OFF MY LAWN!! | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:33pm
Twenty Something:
Back inside the nursing home, gramps *snort* | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:33pm
Uh oh monkey has learned to work the internets, be very afraid | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:34pm
Board Monkeys:
We were always working the internetz. But yeah, be very afraid. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:48pm
Speed that theme up, and brighten it!!!!!!!!!!! | |
Thu. 11/15/12 9:51pm
Don't tell me. They were doing the monster mash. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:17pm
I need someone to dance with! Everyone's asleep!!! | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:19pm
OK, I have a deeply held lust for the 5678's. Dear GOD! | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:20pm
Dance with him: http://drunkronswanson.com/ | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:27pm
ha ha nice one, not exactly the swinging party I imagined but he'll do :) | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:28pm
It's a shame microphones were made of rocks and steel wool in 1964 | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:31pm
It's a blessed gift microphones were made of rocks and steel wool in 1964 | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:31pm
Magical Telefunken rocks | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:33pm
There *were* decent mikes in 64, but record companies did not think they were recording for the ages, so they didn't bother. They were recording, for replay via tinny radios and 10 dollar record players, discs that they expected would be played for a few weeks to a few months. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 10:43pm
Throwaways. Wow. | |
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I been listening to pitches for $ on here for a few decades but holy shit Spazz, THAT one I felt in my bones. Gonna have to pony up more -my wallet bleeding is better than WFMU bleeding. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 11:15pm
Hey G, A Neumann U47 cost $250 in 1964. By 1967 many studios were throwing them out for the newer U67. Nowadays a non modified U47 will fetch $10K. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 11:23pm
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You rule Dave. McCoys great tune. | |
Thu. 11/15/12 11:35pm
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Hey, hey from Iowa City... happy to throw in a recovery pledge for our adopted 'FMU DJ. Also, Comments to Spazz By! | |
Thu. 11/15/12 11:39pm
My maybe incorrect impression is that big money acts like the Beatles or prior big band acts used U47's, which go all the way back to the early WWII period, and were getting to be on the older side by 64 -- But meanwhile, smaller studios who didn't know if they were going to make much on a given recording didn't roll out (or maybe even have) the big guns of that era... And compounding that, so many sonic corners could be cut at so many other steps in the process than choice of mic... Not exactly rocks and steel wool, but I get the original poster's point... | |
Thu. 11/15/12 11:48pm
crazy good set, man | |
Thu. 11/15/12 11:55pm
Thanks everybody! | |
Thu. 11/15/12 11:58pm
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The SIEA (superficial inferior epigastric artery) flap is a type of breast reconstruction surgery. This is one way to replace a breast that was removed by mastectomy. The SIEA flap uses tissue from a woman's own body to make a new breast. This method creates a natural-feeling breast that is soft and warm.
To do this surgery, a surgeon takes fat and skin (but not muscle) from the lower belly area. A blood vessel called the superficial inferior epigastric artery is also removed from the lower belly. The tissue, or flap, is attached to the chest along with the new artery. This artery becomes the main blood supply for the new breast.
In some women, the artery for the SIEA may be too narrow to work well. In that case, the surgeon may need to cut through the muscles of the belly to find another artery. The procedure is then called a DIEP flap, from the name of the artery (deep inferior epigastric perforator).
Both the SIEA and the DIEP result in a flatter belly (a "tummy tuck").
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Rossini's Barber of Seville from the Lyric Opera of Chicago
Saturday, June 21, 2014
The Lyric Opera of Chicago's new production of Rossini's comic The Barber of Seville debuted in February with a starry cast. Nathan Gunn sings the role of Figaro, who is out to ensure that Count Almaviva (Alek Shrader) can marry lovely Rosina (Isabel Leonard) before her grumpy old guardian (Dr. Bartolo of Italian baritone Alessandro Corbelli) drags her to the altar himself.
Michael Mariotti conducts.
Figaro: Nathan Gunn
Rosina: Isabel Leonard
Almaviva: Alek Shrader
Bartolo: Alessandro Corbelli
Basilio: Kyle Ketelsen
CONDUCTOR: Michael Mariotti
CHORUS: Lyric Opera Chorus
CHORUS MASTER: Michael Black
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Correction: It's "Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark", not "Oh! Hear the Gentle Lark". I'm still bowled over by the cembalo player's sense of humor!
I was puzzled throughout by the tendency of Mariotti to speed up at the conclusions of arias and ensembles, treating almost all concluding bars as strettos and that disturbed me throughout. Rosina, Dr. Bartolo and Don Basilio highlighted the cast for me. I prefer a much lighter timbre in Count Almaviva 'a la Schipa and Valetti and most recently, Florez; and I conversely a more robust timbre for Figaro `a la Tibbett, Stracciari. and most recently Hampson. I thought the embellishments of all cast members tasteful and interesting; and I was especially tickled at the invention of the harpsichord player who briefly reprised some of the characters' arias at the beginning of their recitatives, such as the beginning of Act II with part of "A un dottor della mia sorte". Good going! The score was presented almost completely uncut; and Rosina's music lesson was almost literally what's printed. It's almost inconceivable to us today that in the old days many prima donnas interpolated "Oh! Hear the Gentle Lark" or the Bell Song from "Lakme'" in the lesson scene!
THE LYRIC OPERA OF CHICAGO has a noble history. Don't follow the normal way major opera companies make casting decisions by casting only from those under contract with their company. Do not cast for merely the youngest nor the most experienced, but cast for the best obtainable.
THE LYRIC OPERA OF CHICAGO has a noble history. Don't follow the normal way major opera companies make casting decisions by casting only from those under contract with their company. Do not cast for merely the youngest nor the most experienced, but cast for the best obtainable.
NATHAN GUNN as Figaro decidedly steals the show vocally and from what one can hear by radio, the dramaturgy also. Isabel Leonard as Rosina is excellent. Maestro MICHAEL MARIOTTI commendably conducts a well-integrated ensemble of orchestra, soloists and chorus
This bill certainly looks promising, what with stalwarts like Gunn, Leonard, Corbelli and Ketelson. The conductor Mariotti and Shrader are both unknown to me. I wonder if Shrader will sing the aria before the last act finale (usually cut because of length and challenging fioriture) "Cessa di piu` resistere", as Florez did at the Met. Here's looking forward to a lot of fun and outstanding singing.
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I bought Torchlight at $4.99 for the Steam deal back then. Best. Value. Ever. I give it 50 units of Awesome. Dragon Age: Origins gets 75 Awesome, but costs obviously more. In terms of a purchase decision, I actually hesitated for DAO. Steam's got it right with their deal system, sapping mah wallet dry.
never fails.
At least they bother to embrace their fanbase. Do companies think before they go shooting their own fans?
Suppose it was Folding@home or Rosetta@home instead. Would it have been any different?
Customer buys paid apps. Customer uses more data through paid apps. Customer pays for data use. More customers start buying data plans to be able to buy and use paid apps.
Telco bans paid apps. Customers can't get paid apps. Data use significantly reduced. Less paying for data use. Less customers buy data plans.
Reminds me of the Cuba's Linux Nova.
The Day the Wind Stopped Blowing.
Give the man a Kindle preloaded with more books than his library. All that, in the palm of your hand.
Now whenever someone does something unexpectedly, sometimes in a negative way. I stop. And I think. Why did he/she do that? Was it something I did, something I said?
Now, as far as Scientology is concerned.. there is a lack of transparency, and well, their direction and the way they handle things is.. somewhat unethical.
Also, bringing your ideological conflicts into a public, secular domain, such a move is unwise by any Religious organisation's standards.
The presence of an unused Holy Hand Grenade only means one thing. The Killer Rabbits have developed immunity. God have mercy on all our souls.
I could use a low grade Kindle clone. Then again, the cost of importing it here costs abit too.
Slightly off topic, but there was a 'Shanzai' version of the popular Chinese New Year celebration programme awhile ago.
Although it met with much problems finding a broadcaster, and failed to stream it live. They eventually made a DVD of it. One can call it a grassroots movement. Maybe the people of China are stirring. Not yet awake, but stirring.
I'm not particularly surprised. The last time I went to check with my school's network helpdesk, the admin said to me bluntly, "no, our wireless networks do not support Linux". The admin assistant, whom I asked before consulting the admin, asked me what Linux was, after apparently looking through a pile of user manuals for Windows XP, Vista, and Mac OS X.
I don't blame them, but, would a school not save much by cutting back on Windows and adopting a free OS? Assuming it's $200 per license, per PC, and the labs with 40 or so machines, that's quite a bit. Even if it was a lump sum for coverage of the entire facility, wouldn't it still be a significant sum of money? Suppose that amount was used in installations of better facilities, or upgrading old machines, would that not be a better usage of government subsidised funds?
People want things that work, and all that everyday person wants is a system that works, without that much hassle. I suggested to certain lecturers in charge of the school's elearning development lab to try open source alternatives to certain software they were using. I wrote in my summary report (I was attached there for a couple of months) to try GIMP and Audacity. Some of you may point that, well, GIMP isn't all that spiffy when it comes to it's user interface, and it lacks a considerable amount of features. I've seen what the lab uses Photoshop for, and I know, for a fact, GIMP has more than enough built-in features. The slightly dated machines also struggled with anything after Photoshop CS2, much less the newest version of the Photoshop license. After all, a system that fits the user's needs should be foremost in considering adoption, no?
I'm not really fanatical about using Linux. I admit, I'm a noob when it comes to this. I only started using Ubuntu since November last year, I can work around some stuff with guides, and the most minimal of command line. Now I tried to reach out to friends and classmates and introduce Linux (I told them of other distros too, not just Ubuntu). It was interesting to see that they were more interested by the flashy (arguably bloat) stuff that Compiz could do than the other features I told them about. One tried and gave up after he could work wireless within school on a linux system. I only stayed on because my Windows was borked, and the school possesses the reinstallation disk (I'm too lazy to go to that office and reinstall), and so I made the best of what I could.
As much as I have grown weary of Windows and it's flaws, I cannot deny that Windows 7 is decent and is at least heading in some direction towards what consumers may want (the bells and whistles, perhaps). Everydayfolk don't really care what it is, as long as it works like it's supposed to (or what they think it's supposed to).
Men take only their needs into consideration -- never their abilities. -- Napoleon Bonaparte


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Is Hrithik Roshan upset for not getting Filmfare Award?
Is Hrithik Roshan upset about not receiving the filmfare? Mumbai recently witnessed the 56th Idea Filmfare Awards which is one of the most prestigious and oldest awards of the Indian film Industry. Hrithik with his wife Suzzanne dressed in a Troy Costa suit entered the venue expecting the Critcs choice award for his performance in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Guzaarish'.
Apparently, the Filmfare Critics award for Best Actor was given to Rishi Kapoor for 'Do Dooni Char'. Now, when Hrithik and Suzzanne came to know about this, the couple made a silent exit from the venue, as reported.
There is already a doubt on the credibility of award functions. Stars like Aamir Khan and Ajay Devgn already do not believe in award functions, seems like there may be another name added to this list.
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LEWIS CENTER, Ohio, May 20 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The Board of Directors of DCB Financial Corp (OTC Bulletin Board: DCBF) announced a special dividend of $.05 per common share to shareholders of record May 28, 2004 payable June 16, 2004. In April, DCB Financial Corp announced that it would record an after tax gain to second quarter earnings of approximately $1.6 million as a result of the sale of its investment in ProCentury Corp. In addition to using the proceeds for general corporate purposes and reducing corporate debt, the Board of Directors declared the special divided. "The investors in our Company have been very supportive and loyal over the years and this is one small way we can recognize that," said G. William Parker, Chairman. DCB Financial Corp is the parent company of The Delaware County Bank & Trust Company which operates 15 branch offices in Delaware, Union and Franklin Counties, Ohio.
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If you're a Jets fan and haven't gotten your tickets yet, I'm sorry to tell you that you'll be paying about $115 more per ticket. Yesterday the average price of a Jets ticket on Stubhub was $138, and today it is $253.
Not only did the price increase 80%, but the average number of Jets tickets sold on Stubhub went from 12 per day to over 7,000 in 24 hours.
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The Marion County Lady Knights volleyball team held their annual awards banquet on Dec. 4. Shown below are the award recipients for this season.
Season statistical awards: Most Aces - Jeni Hall (66) Most Assists - Jeni Hall (449) Most Blocks - Alexus Calhoun (97) Most Digs -Abby Murphy (178) Most Kills - Alexus Calhoun (232) Highest Serve percentage - Abby Miles (95) Highest Kill percentage - Alexus Calhoun (40) Highest Dig percentage - Abby Murphy (71)
Due to inclement weather the Marion County basketball game tonight versus Russell County has been cancelled, according to Marion County Athletic Director Robby Peterson.
Jerry Smith spoke to the Marion County Board of Education on Nov. 12 to request permission to create a bass fishing team at Marion County High School. On Nov. 26, he got his answer when the board voted 4-1 in favor of adding bass fishing to the high school's activities. Board member Mike Cecil cast the dissenting vote. He said he still had a lot of questions about the program, and he wasn't sure he was ready to vote on it. "I hope I'm wrong on this whole issue," Mike Cecil said.
The Marion County Lady Knights narrowly defeated visiting George Rogers Clark Lady Cardinals, 52-49, in a double overtime game on Monday. The Lady Knights (1-0)won thanks to free throws by sophomore guard Samantha Daugherty and freshman point guard Haeli Howard in the second overtime. Coach Anthony Epps said that while the team missed a lot of free throws during the evening, it was because of fatigue. "I feel great," Epps said. "One of the things we are emphasizing at practice is to work hard."
Showing everything from athletic prowess to school spirit, Marion County High School held its Knight Madness on Nov. 26. The event, which is in its third year running, was sponsored by the basketball boosters. It raised more than $500 for the Knights basketball team. According to Coach Montrelle Irvin (above), the money will go to everything from basic essentials to food and lodging for the Knights.
The Marion County High School soccer teams held their annual banquets in November. The girls team held their banquet on Nov. 21 and the boys held their banquet on Nov. 25. Shown below is a list of players who received an award(s).
Boys Best Offensive — Joey Costello Best Defensive —Alex Smith 110 percent award — Dylan Spalding and Jake Smith
As the 2013-14 swim season approaches, the Aqua Knights have been spending a lot of time in the water. Look for more on the Marion County High School swimmers throughout the season.
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The Marion County Knights will open the 2013-2014 season on the road at Casey County on Dec. 2. The Knights are coming off an 11-17 season, including 7-11 in regional play. Despite their losing record, Marion County does return several players from last year's squad, including eight seniors. Coach Montrelle Irvin intends to lean on his veterans this year.
The temperature rose as the Marion County Lady Knights scrimmaged against the DuPont Manual Lady Crimsons in Elizabethtown on Saturday.
Though the Lady Knights would be defeated in the game, they took some major strides.
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Vegan Carrot Cake with Cream Cheese Frosting
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Total time
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A moist and delicious whole wheat carrot cake that's completely vegan and even healthy, with a delicious cream cheese frosting
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For Carrot Cake:
3 cups whole wheat pastry flour
2 cups turbinado sugar
2 tsp baking soda
2 tsp baking powder
2 tsp cinnamon
¼ tsp salt
1 cup canola oil
2 cups applesauce
2 cups grated carrots
1 tbsp pure vanilla extract
1 cup walnuts, lightly toasted, then coarsely chopped.
For Cream Cheese Frosting:
1 cup vegan cream cheese, like Tofutti
2½ cups powdered sugar
1 tbsp pure vanilla extract
To make cake, sift the whole wheat pastry flour, sugar, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon and salt into a bowl.
In another bowl mix the canola oil, applesauce, grated carrots, and vanilla.
Add the flour mixture to the oil-applesauce carrot mixture and stir everything to blend evenly.
Add walnuts and mix.
Grease and flour 2 9-inch cake pans. Line the bottoms with parchment paper, if posibble because this makes it far easier to unmold the cake. Oil the parchment paper as well.
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William Brenton (c. 1610–1674) was a colonial President, Deputy Governor, and Governor of the Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations, and an early settler of Portsmouth and Newport in the Rhode Island colony. Austin and other historians give his place of origin as Hammersmith in Middlesex, England (now a part of London), but in reviewing the evidence, Anderson concludes that his place of origin is unknown. Brenton named one of his Newport properties "Hammersmith," and this has led some writers to assume that the like-named town in London was his place of origin.
Boston, Portsmouth and Newport
Brenton was in Boston by October 1633 when he was admitted to the church there, was made a freeman in May 1634, and later the same year was appointed to oversee the building of a jail house. He was a Boston selectman from 1634 to 1637, and in 1635 was appointed to a committee to consider the incident when Massachusetts magistrate John Endecott defaced the English flag, and to report to the court to what extent Endecott would be censured.
Brenton was a Deputy in Boston from 1635 to 1637, but following the settlement of Portsmouth on Aquidneck Island (called Rhode Island) by the followers of Anne Hutchinson, he became a resident there, and in late August 1638 was directed to oversee work on the prison. It appears that Brenton was not a follower of Hutchinson, or of her brother-in-law John Wheelwright, as he was not disarmed, and he also returned to live in Boston at a later time. In April 1639 he was one of nine men who signed an agreement to settle Newport, and appears to have changed residence, being present at a general meeting there a year later. However, by 1643 his residence was once again given as Portsmouth. From 1640 to 1647, while William Coddington was the governor of the two Aquidneck Island towns of Portsmouth and Newport, Brenton was the deputy governor. In February 1649 Brenton was again living in Boston, when he was given liberty to "set up a porch afore his house" there.
Terms as president and governor
From 1652 to 1657 Brenton was once again a selectman, and in 1655 became a freeman of Newport. In 1660 he succeeded Benedict Arnold as President of all four towns of the Rhode Island colony, serving for two one-year terms, and also serving as a commissioner during this period. One issue facing this administration was the land speculation of Humphrey Atherton in the Narragansett country (later to become Washington County, Rhode Island). A committee was appointed to deal with Atherton and his company about his land purchase, and arrange terms upon which Atherton might enter the colony. If the Atherton company refused to confer, then they would be forbidden from entering their lands. The committee reported only partial progress on this issue, and would continue at a later session.
One of the first acts of Brenton's administration was to proclaim that King Charles II of England be recognized as the Supreme Civil Magistrate of the colony, and the day of 21 October was set aside as the date of public recognition for the new king. Also during this administration, a commission was issued to Dr. John Clarke, Rhode Island's agent and diplomat in London, with the intent of seeking a new charter from the king, and a committee of three members from each town drew up instructions for Dr. Clarke. The new charter, delivered from England in 1663 during the tenure of Brenton's successor, Benedict Arnold, was characterized by historian Thomas W. Bicknell as "the most liberal and enlightened charter the world had then known." When Arnold was named by the charter as the first Governor of the Colony of Rhode Island, Brenton was named as the first Deputy Governor. When Arnold stepped down as governor in 1666, Brenton became governor of the colony for three consecutive one-year terms.
Later life and legacy
In 1658 Brenton was granted 8,000 acres of land on the Merrimack River, a tract which was called Brenton Farm and later became the town of Litchfield, New Hampshire. In 1670 he was residing in Taunton in the Plymouth Colony. Even though he was living in Taunton, in 1672 he was once again elected governor of the Rhode Island colony, in absentia, but refused to serve. He died sometime after 25 September 1674, when he was involved in a land deed, but before 13 November of that year when his will was proved at Newport, where he died. One source says he eventually became a member of the Quaker church, but this is not supported by Anderson who gives his church affiliation only as the Boston (Puritan) church. He had been a highly useful member of the colony, serving as an office holder or legislator for nearly 40 years. Brenton's Point and Brenton's Reef in Newport are named after him, and Hammersmith Farm, where United States President John F. Kennedy was married to Jacqueline Bouvier, was named for his property in Newport.
Brenton was first married, by 1634, to a woman named Dorothy, who apparently died soon thereafter, leaving a single son, Barnabas, who was baptized in Boston on 24 January 1635. There is no further record of this son. Nearly a decade later, by about 1644, Brenton married Martha Burton, the daughter of Thomas Burton, with whom he had nine children. Martha died shortly before Brenton, in 1672 or 1673. Their daughter Mary married future colonial Rhode Island Governor Peleg Sanford, the son of John Sanford who succeeded William Coddington as governor of Portsmouth and Newport under the Coddington Commission. Their daughter Sarah married Joseph Eliot, the son of Puritan minister and missionary, John Eliot.
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An 80-year-old man is in serious condition after being pulled from a fire in his Jamaica Plain home Saturday morning, according to Fire Department spokesman Steve MacDonald.
Boston firefighters responded at 1:48 a.m. to a two-family home at 104 Bynner St. The injured man was found unconscious in his bedroom on the first floor when firefighters arrived, and three people residing in the second floor were safely evacuated, said MacDonald.
"The firefighters were able to rescue the man on the first-floor apartment," MacDonald said. "He was unconscious and overcome with smoke."
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Is having lumineers over crowns really just a temporary fix? What are the risks of doing this? What percentage of patients end up having problems soon after lumineers are put on? Why and what could be done to reduce any problems?
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