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Name: Dena
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Age: 32
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I love my cunt. In fact you could say I have a cunt fetish. I love to stuff my cunt with really big toys. My current BF introduced me to fist fucking and I love it. I guess what I want to know is can this be dangerous?
I love it, a chick who refers to her pussy as a cunt! You go, girl!
But what's this…you're just now gettin' around to askin' if fisting is dangerous? Not before, but AFTER you've had a fist in your cunt? Well, so much for being proactive. I'd be willing to guess that you probably already have some data on the advisability of this form of extreme sex play. You certainly have enough information to declare that you LOVE IT.
Ok, for everyone else in my audience (both those with a cunt and those who are cunt-less) who haven't heard of fisting, let's start at the beginning. I trust everyone knows what fingering is, right? Whether it's fingerin' a pussy or an asshole, it's loads of fun to diddle someone's insides. We already know that fingerin' a dude's hole will stimulate his prostate, which more and more non-gay men are discovering to be way fun. And fingerin' a pussy can stimulate a chick's G-spot, which a lot of women find delightfully pleasurable. Ok sex fans, take fingerin' and multiply that by 5. That's right, fisting is inserting a whole hand/fist into a cunt or asshole.
For all you folks who haven't fainted away, yes, it is anatomically possible, and yes, it can be EXTREMELY pleasurable. I hasten to add that gettin' a whole fist inside a pussy is somewhat easier than gettin' a fist in an asshole. But for folks like you, Dena, those who are into massive penetration, nothing is a bigger turn-on.
To your question…is this practice harmful? Well not if ya do it right. First off, the fisting top does NOT make a fist and ram it home. Fisting aficionados say that handballing is the most intimate and complete way to touch another human being. This kind of extreme penetration has to be worked up to slowly and gently.
Trust and communication between partners is essential, as is tons of lube. Some folks swear by Crisco, others think the legendary J-Lube — a handy-dandy concentrate that veterinarian use — stands apart from the rest because it's the most slippery and gooey. If you choose this stuff, you simply follow the recipes for reconstituting the concentrate. These recipes are available on several handballing sites. (Here's another tip, instead of schlepping down to your local veterinary supply warehouse, you can find J-Lube in the Dr Dick' Stockroom. See the swell banner in the sidebar to your right and make your purchase through there. How freakin' convenient is that?
The fisting top must, of course, respect his/her partner's limits and pain threshold. Safe fisting is happy fisting. And to that end, keep the following concerns in mind.
First of all, cut and file all your nails until every finger is as smooth as it could possibly be. Your fingers will be in some very delicate places — places that may not have pain receptors. You'll want to insure that you minimize all chance of causing injury.
Make sure your partner is relaxed, comfortable and turned on. When a woman is aroused, her vagina relaxes, expands and lengthens; all very important for accommodating a fist, don't 'cha know.
Even the wettest cunt will need lots and lots of lube during fisting. There's no such thing as too much lube, so prepare for a big fat mess. Lube your hand, the back of your hand, between your fingers. Keep applying lube as you go. Push the lube into the pussy (or asshole) with your fingers. Remember if you're using latex gloves, oil-based lubricants dissolve latex.
Start with one or two fingers and work your way up to three and then four. Most people need some time to further relax their muscles, and some may require several stretching sessions, over weeks or even months, before they can actually accommodate your whole hand.
Tops, be sensitive to your bottom's feelings. You are trying to persuade part of her body to open for you and to admit part of your body deeply inside her. If you take your time, the energy exchange between you and she will move you both into an altered state. Communication and relaxation is key.
Once you've reached a five-finger insertion, you're almost there. But it's at this precise point that the handballing top needs to be the most attentive. Your partner's pussy is being stretched to its near limit. Your partner is going to be riding a wave of pain/pleasure. If you find her cunt has reached its limit for the time being, respect that and pull out slowly. But if your partner wants more, then slip your knuckles inside. Be sure to fold your thumb "inside" your fingers, so that your hand will NATURALLY form an elongated fist. Think of the shape of a duck's bill. This makes your hand into a wedge shape that allows you to gradually stretch your partner open as you press on. Apply steady but slow pressure.
Your partner should be telling you when to push and when to back off. Careless fisting can cause muscle and tissue injuries if the top goes too fast or too hard. Obviously, there's gonna be some discomfort during handballing. Listen to the owner of the pussy being fisted, she will let you know the difference between hurts so good and hurts real bad.
The knuckles are the widest part of the hand and the most difficult part to get past the opening of the cunt. If there's gonna be resistance to the insertion of the fist, this is probably that point that it will happen. Wait until your partner is ready before making the big push. She may be able to help by bearing down (as if she were giving birth or having a bowel movement). Once your knuckles slip past the ring of muscles around the vaginal entrance, the pressure will ease off. Now gently roll your hand into a fist.
At this point, the owner of the pussy or asshole may want a gentle pumping movement with your hand. Fisting can produce extremely intense sensations; so ask her what feels good to her.
When the session is done, make your hand into the duck bill wedge shape again, and gently slide it out slowly.
Good luck

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Mariners rallied for three runs in the bottom of the ninth and then Ty Kelly singled home Abraham Almonte in the 10th on Wednesday night for an 8-7 victory over the Cubs.
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PEORIA, Ariz. -- The Mariners rallied for three runs in the bottom of the ninth and then Ty Kelly singled home Abraham Almonte in the 10th on Wednesday night for an 8-7 victory over the Cubs.
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Mike Olt hit a pair of homers and the Cubs scored four runs in the sixth inning thanks to three Mariners errors to take a three-run lead into the late innings. But a two-run single by James Jones and an RBI single by veteran catcher John Buck in the ninth sent the game into extras.
Robinson Cano, signed to a 10-year, $240 million deal this winter, continued his hot spring for the Mariners, hitting a pair of doubles to run his average up to .632 (12-for-19) in Cactus League play.
Olt homered off Mariners starter Randy Wolf in the second and shortstop prospect Javier Baez hit a towering shot off Wolf in the fourth inning. Olt, a candidate at third base limited to playing first base and designated hitter in recent days with some tenderness in his right shoulder, blasted his second homer of the night and third of the spring off lefty Charlie Furbush to start the four-run sixth.
After that, the Mariners committed three errors and John Baker delivered a bases-clearing double to break the game open. Olt added an RBI single in the seventh to match Baker with a three-RBI night.
Cubs starter James McDonald, coming off a rough 2013 campaign and vying for a spot in the rotation, allowed two earned runs on two hits and five walks over 2 2/3 innings in his second Cactus League start.
Cano gave the Mariners the first lead with an RBI double to score Kyle Seager in the first, and Brad Miller gave Seattle a 3-2 lead with a solo homer to right-center, his third of the spring.
McDonald threw 64 pitches, 26 for strikes, but he was happy with how he escaped jams. He's working on his two-seam fastball in hopes of getting more ground-ball outs.
"All in all, I'll take away from this is that's how you compete, that's how you go after guys," McDonald said. "You keep going, keep going. It's not always going to be 1-2-3, 1-2-3."
Wolf, a veteran non-roster invitee for the Mariners, was charged with two runs on the two homers while allowing six hits in four innings, striking out three without walking a batter.
"Obviously, you don't want to give up hits or give up homers, but to me there was a lot of progress, a lot more positives than negatives today," said Wolf, who missed all of 2013 after having Tommy John surgery. "I threw a lot of strikes and got ahead of a lot of guys."
Cubs manager Rick Renteria challenged a bang-bang out call at first base in the fourth inning, but the call was upheld after a review of instant replay.
Up next: Blake Beavan will make his fourth appearance and third start of the spring Thursday when the Mariners travel to Scottsdale to take on the D-backs in a 1:10 p.m. PT start at Salt River Fields. Beavan originally was slated to make his next outing in Minor League camp, but he'll take his turn Thursday, with Erasmo Ramirez being bumped to Friday to pitch behind ace Felix Hernandez. Many of the team's regulars will be making the trip across the Valley of the Sun, including hot-hitting Dustin Ackley. Robinson Cano is due for his first day off since his return from root-canal surgery.
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Let's look at HANNIBAL RISING, which was released today.
I read RED DRAGON back in 1984, and then SILENCE OF THE LAMBS when it came out in 1988. These books blew me away, and are largely the reason I write serial killer fiction.
Harris scared the crap out of me, and Lecter was the most terrifying character every created. A soulless intellectual sadist, whose manipulations frightened because they hinted at---and eventually revealed---violence and pure evil.
Then HANNIBAL came out. I hated HANNIBAL. In fact, hate wasn't strong enough a word. It was the first book I reviewed on Amazon, and the only book I ever gave one star.
My reasons were simple: Harris had taken the ultimate boogeyman and turned him into a silly hero. By giving Lecter a backstory, and sketchy motivation for his atrocities, Harris turned a terrifying character who haunted two masterpieces into a cartoonish allegory for Epicureanism. Lecter's taste for fine things, and the reveal that he only ate rude people, was not being true to the character in the prior books.
To make matters worse, Harris wasted Clarice as a hero, made much of the book a boring travelogue, added a gratuitous body-building lesbian to the mix, and topped it off with a lidless pedophile who giggled at the thought of pigs eating Lector's feet.
Quite a fall from SOTL and RD. And quite a disappointment for me, and millions of others who wanted to see Will Graham and Clarice Starling team up to catch Lecter.
So I had zero hope for HANNIBAL RISING, but putz that I am, went out and bought it the day it was released.
And it wasn't bad.
Here's the problem I'm wrestling with. Compared to RD and SOTL, HANNIBAL RISING isn't in the same league. It's certainly not scary---I don't think it can even be called a thriller.
Compared to HANNIBAL, it's a much better book, not only the plot, but the actual writing. No cartoonish villains here. No long and boring exposition. And there is an actual plot, and no character rings false (like Barney and Clarice in the previous book.)
Looking back at my feelings about HANNIBAL, much of the reason I hated it so much was that Harris let me down. He failed to meet expectations, and then betrayed his characters. IMO, he also betrayed his readers. It seemed as if Harris had fallen in love with Lecter, and had tried to redeem his character's actions in the first two books by justifying them with unsatisfying backstory and motivation. In HANNIBAL, Harris essentially said that "The shark from Jaws was really a good guy, once you got to know him."
Had I read HANNIBAL without reading SOTL and RD, perhaps I would have admired Harris's gutsy vision of serial killer as good guy. I still don't think HANNIBAL would be a good book, but I wouldn't get angry thinking about the 11 years I spent waiting to see what happened after SOTL.
So I tried to read HANNIBAL RISING without expectations, and pretend that Lecter was a brand new character. This is a trick I also do with the last three Star Wars movies.
It worked, and on it's own terms HANNIBAL RISING is pretty good.
The plot isn't complicated. This is a simple revenge story. An eight-year-old Lecter and his family are victims of war crimes, and he grows up a sociopath and goes after those who wronged him.
The writing is clean and sharp, and often lovely. While there isn't a lot of tension in the narrative, it did hold me. The ending wasn't the catastrophe that HANNIBAL was, and the book even managed to prompt a grin or two.
If this was just a book I picked up without knowing anything about it, I would have judged it pretty good.
So that's how I'm going to rate it. Three stars, pretty good.
Will this give you the thrills and chills of Harris's early work? No. The story is pretty straight forward, and you don't relate to any character, even the abused young Hannibal, because he is is emotionless, pitiless, and not dynamic.
Will it give you more insight into the evil genius that is Hannibal Lecter? No, because I still can't reconcile the Lector of RD and SOTL with the Lector of these last two novels.
Is it awful? No. There's some good writing here, and the story moves along briskly.
HANNIBAL RISING won't rise to your expectations, if you're hoping for a return to Harris's early style. But it isn't bad.
Which makes me to the point of this blog entry. Expectations play a big part in if a reader enjoys a book. If you come in expecting to be thrilled, you might be disappointed. If you come in expecting crap, you may be pleasantly surprised.
I've gotten a few reviews for Rusty Nail, harping on the fact that Jack keeps getting chased by serial killers. How many times can one person be the target of madmen?
Good point.
But in DIRTY MARTINI, I have no serial killers, and now I'm concerned my readership is going to say, "We expected serial killers---where are the serial killers?"
As writers, I believe we owe our readers something. We have to walk a line between giving them more of what they liked, and giving them something new.
We also have to be true to our characters, because once we create a character, that character takes on a life of their own. Hannibal Lecter, or Spenser, or Kay Scarpetta, or Alex Cross, or Jack Daniels, have readers who have specific ideas of how these characters should act, and what types of stories they should be involved in.
I can't expect my readers to give me the same break I gave HANNIBAL RISING. I have to remember why they became my fans in the first place, and respect their expectations.
If you're a writer, you should do the same. Though it really hasn't hurt Thomas Harris's career much...
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Luke is thirty-two years old and now the proud owner of an NHRA World Championship, and more importantly the father of a baby boy. "I actually planned my 2013 racing schedule around his birth," Luke said. "He was scheduled to be born in May so I signed up for Division 7 and raced a lot out West early in the year. Winning the championship was great but having my son, Gary, was the best thing that ever happened to me." Well, that and marrying Jessica, who just happens to come from a drag racing family herself. "Yeah, her grandfather raced and so does her father and her sister, and with my racing
Luke's dad started him in the Jr., Dragster ranks and slowly moved him up the ladder. "I raced in the Jr. cars and then did mostly bracket racing," he said. "A couple of years ago I also teamed up with Bryan Robinson, the former Super Gas World Champion, and we fielded a Stock Eliminator car and we had some success with that." That's putting it mildly since the team, with Luke driving, finished sixth in the national points that year. "I enjoyed the racing but I have to tell you that car and that eliminator were very labor intensive. If I ever did it again I would have to make sure that Stock was the only class I was running in because it demands your full attention."
For a man who has bracket raced for almost all of his drag racing career, and for a man who has done so well in the IHRA circuit, winning the NHRA World Championship really is a big thing. "It's absolutely amazing," Luke said. "When I was growing up at Texas Raceway I would see guys like Edmond and Scotty Richardson, Frank Kohutek, Tommy Phillips, the Hefler family and many more competing in Super Comp and I admired what they did and I fell in love with Super Comp. So for me to win the championship is like coming full circle in my career. It's unbelievable to be mentioned in the same sentence as those great champions."
After the Norwalk race Luke didn't exactly coast to the championship and it wasn't until Landon Stallbaumer, the last guy with a chance to pass him in the points, lost in Las Vegas that the title was secure. "It's great to win this and I just wish my dad was here to share it with me." And now, for the 2014 campaign, what does the champ have in mind. "I'll probably stay closer to home this year. I'd like to be able to spend time with Jessica and Gary and that means I won't travel as much. I'll


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'No advantage' to boat people may turn out to be hollow for those languishing in refugee camps.
THE smug sense of sanctimony that seeps out of the mouths of some commentators on the issue of unlawful boat arrivals is hard to stomach. Their own sense of moral superiority appears to make them feel entitled to ignore a few salient facts.
Chief among these is the fact that however generous Australia wants to be to refugees and asylum seekers, there is a limit to what we can afford. That means there is a set number of refugees we can afford to take each year. Argue over where to set that limit, sure, but to speak, write or behave as though there isn't one is dishonest.
Each year our government sets what it sees as the limit. It works with the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees to decide from which camps around the world we should take refugees. Every time a boat person gets to stay in Australia, someone in a camp gets left to wait. That's just how it has to be if you have a limit. Those who don't like that fact should be honest enough to say that they support an unlimited intake, whatever the cost.
Boat people jump ahead of those who can't afford a people smuggler. The policy changes announced last week in response to the report of former defence chief Angus Houston's expert panel are intended to ensure that boat people have ''no advantage'' over those who wait in camps. The intention is a very good one. It is, however, uncertain that the policy will be able to deliver.
There is, for example, the practical question of whether Australia's neighbouring countries would want to participate in such an arrangement. Not every south-east Asian policymaker recalls the consequences of similar arrangements made in the Fraser government's time with the same doe-eyed enthusiasm as does Malcolm Fraser himself. Surprise.
Some may see such arrangements as working to draw even more asylum seekers to the region. Some of our neighbouring countries may see the proposal as meaning that they will be left with all of those asylum seekers who we don't take. And some may be just sick of listening to so many people in Australia standing on the sanctimony soapbox and reciting what they see as the inadequacies of our neighbours.
Maybe Malaysia's former prime minister, Dr Mahathir bin Mohamad, was a bit over sensitive to then Australian prime minister Paul Keating's ''recalcitrant'' jibe back in 1993, but just ask yourself this: how would we feel and how would we expect our government to respond to the sort of bagging so many of our politicians and commentators regularly dish out to our neighbours?
If we are successful in setting up regional arrangements on asylum seekers, how much of the additional refugee intake by Australia will be drawn from those countries? It has to be enough to make it attractive to the host country. But if all the extra places go that way, we may be exchanging a ''come on down'' policy for a ''fly on down'' one. Bear in mind those poor souls waiting in camps who don't have the money to fly to the host country.
The new policy would in fact give preference to those who can afford to get to the regional centres. I don't say the people who can afford to get to such centres would be bad people, not at all. But I do say they are no better than those in camps. They have no morally superior claim to our generosity. None at all. And yet, while we seek to give them ''no advantage'' if they come by boat, we will give a fairly hefty advantage if they make it to the region.
Under the new policy there will be a toughening up of family reunion opportunities for any unlawful boat arrivals who end up in Australia. The policy moves in the right direction but not far enough. It may be that this was recommended as a toughening up measure that the Labor government could swallow. In one sense that is sensible, but if it doesn't work it is just window dressing. Labor gets to look a bit tougher, but the ''pull'' card of family reunion stays in play. This is a mistake. Hope is the last thing to die. If getting here means asylum seekers still have a chance of bringing further family members, they will still come. That bit of sugar needs to come off the table.
The Labor Party should not worry about changing policy for the better. After all, it once had a policy (during the Howard years) that committed the ALP to using snipers in high-powered helicopters to shoot and render dysfunctional the engines in unlawful fishing vessels.
It was a somewhat unwise attempt at cross-cultural policymaking borrowed from the United States, where snipers were used to shoot out engines in ''cigar'' speedboats coming from Cuba. In that case the engine was at the back. Someone obviously missed the relevant fact that in the case of Indonesian fishing vessels, the engine is often in the middle and covered by a canopy under which one might expect humans to be huddling.
Public policy change for the better is a good thing. Government ministers, indeed all federal MPs, should now put their minds to further changes to our refugee and asylum-seeker policy regime. What would go a long way to stopping the boats, in addition to offshore processing, is a declaration that those who come here by boat would have no access to subsequent family reunion - none, zero, zip. Couple that with a visa that is temporary, not permanent, and the flood will become a trickle almost overnight.
And then the people waiting in camps will have a shorter wait.
Amanda Vanstone was minister for immigration in the Howard government.


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Oriega, Marcy. "Historical Fund Grant Helps Local Church Celebrate German Roots."Reporter-Herald, 5 April 2008.
A classic example of Gothic Revival architecture in Loveland shines bright as new following a six-month-long restoration effort.
Weathered by time and the elements, the almost century-old First Congregational Church at Lincoln Avenue and Eighth Street was in need of extensive restoration.
Thanks in part to a $165,530 grant from the Colorado State Historical Fund and $56,472 in donations from church members, phase 1 of the renovation process is complete.
Members of the congregation will host a rededication ceremony at 10 a.m. Sunday, with a potluck to follow. The community is invited to attend the special service.
The church is much brighter now, and we want to celebrate what weve accomplished, said Cindy Sauer, church trustee and restoration committee member.
The history of the church is rich in German culture and heritage.
Fleeing persecution from Russia, farmers of Volga German descent emigrated to the United States at the turn of the 20th century and settled in the Midwest. Many were drawn to the Loveland area to work in the sugar beet industry.
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Portions of the old structure were moved to the new building, as was the steel alloy bell, which still rings each Sunday.
In the late 1950s, the church was renamed the First Congregational Church, reflecting the changing demographics of the congregation.
Since the renovation project started in September, contractors, architects, electricians, masons and volunteers have worked over the entire exterior of the tan brick building.
The church, which stands two stories high with a 20-foot bell tower, has been cleaned from top to bottom. The brick has been remortared and repaired, and missing bricks were replaced.
Because mortar used at that time was delicate, a cleaning solution recommended by the State Historic Fund had to be used, Sauer said.
The original leaded stained-glass windows, crafted in Germany and painstakingly shipped to Loveland in the early 1900s, have been polished to reveal vivid rainbow hues and patterns. Also, laminated glass panels were installed outside to protect the windows.
According to Sauer, some members have adopted many of the 30 windows, usually in memory of a loved one, and money collected from that program will be used for more restoration projects.
Members hope to raise money to install recessed lighting within the church to illuminate the windows at night.
Our goal is to be able to apply for another grant in October, Sauer said. Well hear next spring and, if approved, will begin work next summer or fall.
In renovation phase 2, members plan to restore the podium, now covered with gray carpeting, to its original wood.
Workers also will strip the white paint from the double doors to reveal the natural wood.
The doors stand about 8 feet high and are fashioned in traditional Gothic style with metal ornamental trim.
I think its a fantastic project, said the Rev. James Watson, pastor of First Congregational.
Not only is it a unifying project, the energy it has generated has spilled off into other programs, so that the restoration is a metaphor for the actual restoration of the church community.
The 93-year-old First Congregational Church at Lincoln Avenue and East Eighth Street has just undergone a complete exterior restoration that cleaned and repaired its bricks and stained-glass windows. Phase 2 of the restoration could begin sometime next year. Reporter-Herald/Jenny Sparks


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Hey Was wondering if anyone has been to fort fordyce in the eastern cape recently? im told there are some easier routers around the 19 20 grade for sport and was wondering if someone could maybe tell me where about are they as i have never been there before and could some who is on a 14 to 17 level manage such a route and can you top rope down to the bottom?
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There is'nt a proper guide yet, but there are +45 bolted lines & a few trad routes. Scattered onto quite a few crags. Finding at Fordyce is difficult. Best to go there first time with some locals who know the way. There is a fair party heading that way this weekend. Join us.
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Hey Marshall cant this weekend climbing in da cape i am booked down to go next weekend and i know where and how to get there but just not sure which are like 17's or 20's maybe what you could do is let me know where about is which?
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Niseko Beer at Higashiyama Eggshell
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After glancing through our last issue, I find it's obvious Niseko has it all for outdoor activities. However, a visit to Niseko Beer, in the Higashiyama area of Niseko, might leave you convinced the place is also a great destination for the indoors.
It's more than a brewery – the whole operation, named Higashiyama Eggshell, houses a microbrewery on the first floor, a restaurant on the second floor and cozy European pension-style lodging on the floors above and in an adjoining cottage, which is ideal for groups up to 10 people.
As the only accommodations in the area equipped with a brewery, it may be the perfect choice for those who like to down a few in the evening.
Niseko Beer comes in two varieties, a lager and a pale ale. The lager is bright yellow, with a creamy white head, with a hop bitterness slightly more forward to distinguish it from ordinary mass-produced beer. There is also a pale ale in a light style for easy drinking.
Seasonal beers include a dark porter, which is somewhat lighter than a stout, but still richer in flavor than the lager and ale. The beers are brewed on a small Canadian-made brew-on-premises (BOP) system in small batches.
The brewery is open to tours by advance appointment, and those interested in having a custom batch of practically any style of beer brewed up, even with custom labels, can consult with the brewer.
Niseko Beer is sold for take-home as well as home delivery through their Web site. A note of caution: these beers are unfiltered and un-pasteurized and should be kept cold until consumed, which should be as soon as possible for best flavor. After a hard day of cycling, hiking, mountain climbing or rafting in the area, this will certainly not be a problem.
Perhaps the best place to down a few Niseko Beers is closest to the source, just upstairs in Restaurant Eggshell which also has an open terrace available in good weather.
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WASHINGTON, D.C. Oct. 21, 1999 -- U.S. Senator Pete Domenici today confirmed that the Congress has completed and sent to the White House a funding bill that provides $3.5 million in FY 2000 for counter-terrorism training ongoing at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology in Socorro.
The U.S. Senate today gave approval to the FY 2000 Commerce, Justice, State and the Judiciary Appropriations Bill, which now requires the president's signature to become law.
Domenici, a member of the Commerce, Justice, State and the Judiciary Appropriations Subcommittee, said the $39 billion bill also makes available $14 million for the Justice Department's First Responder program, a national effort to train local emergency personnel to respond to potential acts of terrorism.
The funding would be evenly divided among the four members of the National Domestic Preparedness Consortium, with New Mexico Tech's Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center seeing a $500,000 increase over the $3 million provided in 1999.
"The World Trade Center and Oklahoma City bombings underscores a growing susceptibility to acts of terrorism on U.S. soil," Domenici said. "The First Responders program represents a proactive approach to ready police officers, fire fighters and others who are first on the scene after such acts."
New Mexico Tech works as a member of the consortium to prepare first responders such as firefighters, law enforcement, medical and other emergency personnel to respond to potential acts of terrorism, including chemical, biological and nuclear.
New Mexico Tech has trained some 460 firemen and policemen from throughout New Mexico, as well as Seattle, St. Louis, Chicago, Phoenix and Fairfax County, Virginia.
Consortium members are New Mexico Tech, the National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Center at Texas A&M University, the Nevada Test Site, the National Bio-Medical Research and Training Center at Louisiana State University, and the U.S. Department of Justice headquarters at Fort McClellan, Alabama. The Justice Department formed the consortium in June 1998.
Overall, the FY 2000 Commerce, Justice, State and the Judiciary Appropriations Bill provides $152 million for state and local agencies to improve readiness capabilities against weapons of mass destruction.
The Defense Against Weapons of Mass Destruction Act of 1996, commonly referred to as the Nunn-Lugar-Domenici program, established a program to train and equip first responders and other public safety personnel in 120 major cities over five years. An expanded effort on domestic counter-terrorism is being funded through the Justice Department.
The New Mexico Tech counter-terrorism funding is provided within the statutory spending limitations enacted in the bipartisan balanced budget agreement reached between Congress and the president in 1997 and reaffirmed this year in the FY 2000 budget resolution.


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I'd like to get people's thoughts on this blog post: http://wrongquestions.blogspot.com/2012/10/your-daily-dose-of-rape-...
Please disregard the comments following the post--as is so often the case, the discussion there becomes a pissing match, and therefore irrelevant. I just want to know what people think about the initial subject. Does Western culture condone rape, in the mechanism of oblivious chauvinism? If criminal acts happen in a culture, does that define the culture?
Again, I honestly want any responses to be limited to the initial blog post. So tell me what ya think.
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My take on the "rape culture" idea is that it is more of a subculture. We are transitioning from a society where women were de facto property of their husbands and that the weak must submit to the strong – ideas often courtesy of their religion – and most people bought into those ideas. But we have opened our eyes and realized that we need to treat everyone decently.
However there are those who don't want to change so they teach their children the antiquated notions of men having dominion over women and children. So we end up with a subculture when "maybe" means "yes" and "no" means "maybe". And if you didn't like it, shut up because he did like it.
I wonder at times about the lack of compassion demonstrated by rapists but I still have not seen, read, or heard anything that makes me think they are helpless to control themselves. Just that they believe they don't need to control themselves or they allow themselves to get drunk or high so they can't control themselves.
(It's late enough that I can't think of what's missing but it seems like something might be so I might post a continuation.)
That Savile went from national treasure to being the most hated man in the immediate aftermath of the revelations should blow the hypothesis of a widespread "rape culture" clear out of the water. I haven't followed the Savile story close enough to know who knew what and when, but there must have been some at best a disinclination against believing those who accused him of misconduct, and I would assume some cover up. Implicit in the assumption of a cover up is that there has been unacceptable ongoings, which again would mean that society in general, and thus culture, does not condone or accept rape, but that individuals at times both rape and help cover for rapists. It is essentially like saying we have a "murder culture" because there are murderers and people willing to help them cover up murders.
The blogger tries to chew over a lot of disparate information, but seem to instead just to pull threads. I find it a bit odd that in paragraph 4 there's a disagreement with the claim that the British culture condones rape, which later is the exact same conclusion the blog eventually meanders towards. I would also disagree with calling 14 year olds children, and those who have sex with them pedophiles; both terms belong to prepubescence. Not that it makes it right to have sex with young teens, but the only reason to misappropriate the terms is to elicit an emotional response. Finally, while I did not exist in the sixties or seventies, I am well aware that it was in the middle of the sexual revolution where all sexual moors were questioned. I find it a bit of a reach to use today's morality to judge it.
I had something to say but since everyone is supposed to "disregard" it, I won't bother.
I'm welcoming and delighted at ALL the comments, of course, whether I agree or disagree, but Erin's comment is what I was hoping to attract. I want dissenting perspectives, especially from females. She does raise a poignant question: "...I think what defines our culture isn't what criminal activities happen, but how they are dealt with...And I guess if you can easily get away with rape, then that makes it a rape culture?"
Firstly, though, Erin, we have to ask ourselves if it is indeed easy to get away with rape. Consider that what we consume in the media isn't necessarily an accurate picture of the state of society. Yes, we read/hear/see stories about sexual assault pretty much every day, but we don't read about the people who DON'T sexually assault other people. Those outnumber the above offenders greatly. Just like with murder, or harassment, or cruelty to animals. People who behave properly (at least according to our particular society) aren't going to be in the news, because they aren't really news. This http://wrongquestions.blogspot.com/ is one of many treatments of the subject that should be considered. Now, certainly, you can come back with rivaling statistics of your own (and I won't mind if you do, we ARE trying to get at the truth here), but any of these stats aren't really the point, because when we're talking about rape, we're talking about violent crime. Again, the corollary here is murder. It is a fact that violent crime, period, gets treated less harshly than drug offenses and more-or-less "white collar" crimes (counterfeit, laundering, embezzlement, etc). Does this truly mean that our culture actually condones rape, assault, and murder?
The U.S. justice system--and Western justice as a whole--is a very complex entity. The initial blogger feels that that is irrelevant, but I vehemently disagree. While her real intent may have been to ask "What about the victims?" her actual words didn't remain with that rather obvious question--a question that the greater part of society--of our culture--has been asking for a very long time.
I beg you, and anyone else, come back at me. I think this is a very important issue, and needs to be hashed out. I'd like multiple modes of reasoning from those who disagree with me on this. For those of you who agree with me, I'll just high-five you. Heh.
violent crime, period, gets treated less harshly than drug offenses and more-or-less "white collar" crimes (counterfeit, laundering, embezzlement, etc).
Look at the huge fines and prison time someone is potentially exposed to by torrenting music or movies and/or simply making a mix tape. And yet few get prosecuted, so I guess we have a "copyright infringement culture," too.
@Dale Headley
I had something to say but since everyone is supposed to "disregard" it, I won't bother.
Thank you.
" Most pedophiles, I believe, rape children because children are easier to rape than adults. The tabloid hysteria over pedophiles, which turns them into boogeymen, does nothing to combat this second, more pernicious form of pedophilia--in fact, it may reinforce it, since tabloids also perpetuate the victim-blaming, slut-shaming mentality in which so many pedophiles are steeped. But neither do articles like O'Hagan's, which pretend to offer an even-tempered, rational alternative to this hysteria while echoing the same perception of sex as something divorced from consent, do anything to bring about a solution. Both are products of rape culture, and both are part of the problem."
She seems to paint a pretty dim picture of men and the world they apparently wish to create according to her reading of the facts. One cannot deny that when talking about rape men are usually cast as the rapists and women the victims. She added "children and low status men."
She is typecasting this as the strong against the weak, as though that is the main thing at work here. Wouldn't that conclusion also mean that "strong" woman would also be more likely to rape, or as she says using someone "as receptacles for your lust." I don't think that the distinction in physical strength should be the only distinction made.
I know some people want to get very upset when distinctions between women and men are made, choosing to call men out as chauvinists. But one cannot seriously look at the make-up of men and women and say that they are equal. One is not below the other, but they are not equal.
I get yelled at a lot for thinking that women should pay more for insurance. (That's a whole other conversation, but I know it costs a lot more to give a mammogram than to slap on a glove for a prostate exam.) There is a difference in how men and women view sex. I do not say this to accuse men, as though every one of them wants to rape and therefore do their damnedest to make sure we live in a society that will turn a blind eye the way the way Abigail seems to see it, but I say this only to recognize that difference. Men are able to have sex without it needing to be meaningful. That is not to say that they never have meaningful sex, just that I think this is more of a male thing. Women on the other hand tend to have sex to feel accepted, it isn't just another physical thing for them.
But I don't think that makes men "inherently" bad. I just think that it's easy for a feminist agenda to peg it on the board as a male conspiracy against women. I mean, the facts are in their favor, with that ratio of male attackers to woman victims, to appear like it's just another way of keeping females down, but I don't see men giving each other high fives when a woman gets raped. Many times men are the most angry at rapists because the know how cowardly that action is.
My point is, you just can't look at the number and decide that all men are "rapist pigs". They also can't say the sexualization of women rests solely on men. It might be true that women who dress in a sexual manner are not always "asking for it," but those same women want to blame men for following that lead. You don't want sexual attention? Don't dress that way. Not saying woman cause rape, but they also don't help the issue. I can't really even say that I have met more than one chauvinist, so I have a hard time believing that most men are and in addition to that perpetrated this extensive culture to keep women down.
Of course I agree completely about the complexity of the disparity between our genders. Would that more people looked at it in such an even-tempered way. I can only roll my eyes everytime I hear "men are sex-crazed pigs" and "women are money-sucking whores."
And, more importantly, I think you've touched on a problem with the initial blogger's approach. As I said before, her intent (I surmise) may have been to advocate victims, but her actual words take the thesis in a different direction, one that isn't that difficult to refute. Obviously she has some points, but her indictment is of our entire culture, not just one portion of it. Frankly, I find that offensive, as should anyone, male or female. The post, in my view, is more inspired by an ideological agenda than factual analysis or even honest observation.
What irks me is that men raping women is illegal and harshly penalized, both in terms of jail time and social ostracization. If someone I knew was a rapist I would never speak to that person again and cheer if some horrible fate befell him. I think every guy here would react in much the same way.
On the other hand, if a woman tricks a guy into getting him pregnant, which is analogous to rape, then it's not only perfectly legal - she would in fact have the law on her side, and if the guy shirks his responsibilities he's considered a deadbeat dad - it's also socially acceptable. There's even plenty of advice on the internet on how to do it and women who share their stories of how they've done it. Seriously, from Wiki Answers to the question "How do you trick a guy into getting you pregnant?", you will find the answer to be "Tell him that you are using some sort of contraception like the pill so he doesn't have to use a condom, let him squirt and voila you are a baby momma".
To put it sarcastically, feminists needs to clean their own house first.
"To put it sarcastically, feminists needs to clean their own house first."
Totally agree.
Maybe we could have more people listen to Lauren Hill's "that thing," it should clear some stuff up.


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September 2, 2011
Pancho Harrison
- 17A: Sign some new sluggers? (HIRE POWER).
- 24A: Henna and such? (DYER NEEDS).
- 40A: Stand-up gig for Richard? (PRYOR ENGAGEMENT).
- 50A: Instrument in need of cleaning? (DIRTY LYRE).
- 64A: Augustine, for one? (DEEP FRIAR).
Stuff I just flat-out didn't know today:
- 14A: Aquatic bird (COOT). I will be impressed if any of you say you've actually heard of this.
- 26D: Peak in an Eastwood film (EIGER). I've heard of the mountain, but not the movie. Apparently, it's a 1975 release called "The Eiger Sanction."
- 34D: Blake title feline (TYGER). Feels like maybe something I should know but … not so much.
- 21A: Like some nests (EMPTY). I had a taste of the EMPTY nest these last couple of weeks while the PuzzleKids were off on adventures with the PuzzleParents. I've always assumed I'd be more relieved than anything when the kids finally leave (parenting is hard!), but having them gone made me realize that sending them off to college is just around the corner and I have to admit I'm panicking a little.
- 44A: Original Speed Stick maker (MENNEN). I'm at just the right age where I can hear the end of the old Speed Stick ads in my head. ("Byyyyyyy MENnen.")
- 54A: Sci-fi character whose first name, Nyota, was first revealed in film in 2009 (UHURA). Nerd alert!
- 66A: Best Actress nominee for "Ordinary People" (MOORE). I know Demi Moore is a lot older than her husband, but I didn't think she was old enough to be in this movie. (For those of you who don't know me very well, this is a contest.)
- 12D: Ink spots, briefly? (TAT). "Ink spots in the 'hood, briefly?" There, I fixed it.
- 27D: Chin Ho co-worker, in a TV cop show (DANNO). Don't recall ever hearing of Chin Ho, but with a cross or two in place, the Hawaii Five-O reference became clear.
Everything — 1A: Some rentals, in ads (APTS.); 5A: "Gimme just __" (A SEC); 9A: Chew the scenery (EMOTE); 14A: Aquatic bird (COOT); 15A: Rowlands of "Gloria" (GENA); 16A: Deteriorate (DECAY); 17A: Sign some new sluggers? (HIRE POWER); 19A: Word with time and space (WASTE); 20A: __ nous (ENTRE'); 21A: Like some nests (EMPTY); 23A: Wartime submachine guns (STENS); 24A: Henna and such? (DYER NEEDS); 29A: Giant legend (OTT); 31A: Nagpur native (INDIAN); 32A: Granola grain (OAT); 35A: 1805 Vienna premiere (EROICA); 39A: Lambs: Lat. (AGNI); 40A: Stand-up gig for Richard? (PRYOR ENGAGEMENT); 43A: Old wrap (TOGA); 44A: Original Speed Stick maker (MENNEN); 45A: Children's author Asquith (ROS); 46A: Composer/violinist who taught Menuhin (ENESCO); 48A: U.S. Army E-5 (SGT.); 50A: Instrument in need of cleaning? (DIRTY LYRE); 54A: Sci-fi character whose first name, Nyota, was first revealed in film in 2009 (UHURA); 58A: Did a little courting (COOED); 59A: Like some denim jackets (LINED); 60A: Flop with fins (EDSEL); 64A: Augustine, for one? (DEEP FRIAR); 66A: Best Actress nominee for "Ordinary People" (MOORE); 67A: Miss Megley's charge, in a Salinger story (ESME); 68A: Lavish affection (DOTE); 69A: 1830s revolution site (TEXAS); 70A: Grand jeté, e.g. (LEAP); 71A: Go bananas (SNAP); 1D: More than twinges (ACHES); 2D: Salient feature (POINT); 3D: High-calorie cake (TORTE); 4D: Jellied fuel (STERNO); 5D: Past word (AGO); 6D: Hemmed but didn't haw (SEWED); 7D: Ones not with you (ENEMY); 8D: __ diem (CARPE); 9D: He voiced Disney's Mad Hatter (ED WYNN); 10D: Drop-line link (ME A); 11D: Mil. training site (OC'S); 12D: Ink spots, briefly? (TAT); 13D: Center (EYE); 18D: Bedevil (PESTER); 22D: "M*A*S*H" procedures (TRIAGES); 25D: Queso relleno cheese (EDAM); 26D: Peak in an Eastwood film (EIGER); 27D: Chin Ho co-worker, in a TV cop show (DANNO); 28D: Miffed states (SNITS); 30D: Vibrating effect (TREMOLO); 32D: Made a choice (OPTED); 33D: Product suffix created in San Francisco in 1958 (-ARONI); 34D: Blake title feline (TYGER); 36D: "A Chorus Line" song (ONE); 37D: Starter: Abbr. (IGN.); 38D: Axe (CAN); 41D: Hops drier (OAST); 42D: Swallow up (ENGULF); 47D: Economic series (CYCLES); 49D: Bs in the key of G, e.g. (THIRDS); 51D: Sing "The Lonely Goatherd," say (YODEL); 52D: Entrepreneur inspired by Hershey (REESE); 53D: Fluid buildup (EDEMA); 55D: U.S.S.R. part (UNION); 56D: Gaucho's rope (REATA); 57D: One concerned with the spot market? (AD REP); 60D: 911 respondent (EMT); 61D: Female rabbit (DOE); 62D: Chi-Town team (SOX); 63D: Historical span (ERA); 65D: __ rally (PEP).


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California Department of Transportation
Date: August 23, 2012
District: 2 - Redding
Contact: Lori Mathiesen
Phone: (530) 229 - 0511
REDDING - The California Transportation Commission today allocated $745 million in new funding to 118 transportation projects that will provide congestion relief for motorists statewide and bolster the state's economy.
"We're providing much-needed jobs and putting people to work building better roads, bridges, rail, and transit for California," said Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty. The allocations include nearly $82 million from Proposition 1B, a transportation bond approved by voters in 2006. In total, nearly $14 billion in Proposition 1B funds have been distributed statewide.
The remaining $663 million in allocations today came from assorted transportation accounts funded by state and federal dollars.
Highlights of the funding allocations include:
Siskiyou County
- $253,000 allocated for a project in Siskiyou County on State Route 89 in McCloud at Broadway Avenue, to install flashing beacons, paved pedestrian crosswalks, improving safety for vehicles, and pedestrians.
- $938,000 allocated for a project in Siskiyou County on State Route 96 near Happy Camp to stabilize the slope and remove slide material and debris damaged by heavy rainfall.
- $568,000 allocated for a project in Siskiyou County on State Route 3 near Yreka at Juniper Drive to construct left turn lanes.
- $568,000 allocated for a project in Siskiyou County on State Route 97 to install a two-way left turn lane, pavement overlay and improve drainage from south of Maple Avenue to north of First Avenue near Weed.
Trinity County
- $970,000 allocated in Trinity County, in Hayfork on State Route 3 to extend the existing sidewalk, curb and gutter and add bike lanes.
Please see the attached file for more information about all projects that received
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Though the U.S. Department of Justice partially backed down on its lawsuit against Louisiana's school choice program in November, yesterday the DOJ filed its proposal to oversee the program. The program provides school vouchers to low-income families with children otherwise assigned to failing government schools. Among many proposed regulations, the DOJ wants the state of Louisiana to give the federal government the following information about each school choice applicant:
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It is a widely known fact amongst those who know me that I can't spell. I'm the person to play Scrabble against but always the last to be picked for a game of Cranium. I did warn the OAE in my interview that spelling was not my forte but as a competent computer user I get round it with the wonder of autocorrect and spell check and I hoped it wouldn't be too much of an issue. Clearly the warning wasn't enough to put them off and they took a chance on me, bad spelling and all.
Some words come easier to me than others and while Enlightenment has never proved a challenge, somehow the Christmas Education project names always include a particularly Ellie-mind-block word.
A Seasonal Spelling Stumble, my Christmas Conundrum.
Last year our event was 'Hallelujah Indeed' and we filled the Royal Festival Hall stage with young singers and players performing Hallelujah inspired repertoire. It was glorious. In organising that event I had to write and type Hallelujah more than the average person does in a lifetime (it clearly wasn't' enough as I'm still stumbling over that word as I type this – Hall-e-lu-jah). This year, Hallelujah! I cried as I was told of our new project, 'Joyous voices'. Sadly, my joy was short lived. Joyous. It's that pesky second o that seems to evade me and as last year, in organising this event, I've spent a lot of time exasperated at my absent vowels and erroneous consonants.
However, in amongst my orthographic challenges I am really looking forward to Joyus (sic) Voices. During the pre-concert event we have members of the Foundling Choir and Foundling Community Choir accompanied by members of the OAE. All of this takes place in the Queen Elizabeth Hall foyer at 5.45pm and we'd love to see you in the audience as there will be encouraged audience participation!
I hope to see you there and in the meantime, if anyone wants to make me up a mnemonic for joyous or hallelujah I'd be ever so grateful.
Ellie, Education Officer (the irony isn't lost on me)
For your amusement, here are just a few of the words that I stumbled over during writing this:
Particulary – particularly
Avade – evade
Consients- consonants
Newmonic -mnemonic
Accopained – accompanied
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