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Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Ho Ho Ho...
....and to think I was considering planting potatoes today.
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The Tantrums of Spring
...and this morning (April 22) looks even worse.:)
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Just a Few Pictures
It's been a typically temperamental North Idaho spring so far...snow, rain, more rain, wind, sleet, sun, and repeat. Nonetheless our garden is alive and growing both indoors and out. We awoke to a good inch of snow on Thursday...
...but by mid-afternoon it had dissipated and the sun even managed a brief appearance.
Boy was busy inspecting the remnants of last year's corn as he cut it up into little pieces that will eventually be tilled back into the soil (a chore I didn't quite finish last fall).
These turnip greens have found their way into our salads almost every day since last November...definitely one of our hardiest greens.
Kale is finally staging a nice comeback, it was a rough winter for kale...a few too many freeze and thaw cycles.
In the greenhouse a pot of Hamburg parsley held over from last year puts on new green growth. You are supposed to eat the root but we find ourselves enjoying the greens too.
Onions seedlings are alive and well, growing oh so slowly.
With no room in the house I had to kick the just germinated basil out to the greenhouse...fingers crossed that it survives the cold, so far so good. I must admit to cheating a bit though as I have an oil heater that I turn on when necessary. Even so, I am tempting fate as the heater only graces me with a difference of 6 or 7 degrees, if it falls under 25°F outside my basil will freeze inside.
Comfrey needs to be planted out in the next day or so.
These little spinach and turnip seedlings were planted outside last night, more spinach will be direct seeded into the garden once it warms up a bit more. Normally we plant turnips in the late summer/early fall to avoid root maggots, but I thought I would take another shot at spring turnips this year.
Various other herbs, flowers, and salad greens are alive and well in the greenhouse.
Tomatoes will have to stay in the house for at least another week before we can get around to potting them up at which time the plants in our little arboretum will be set out under a covered row to make room for their less hardy brethren. Hopefully my next post will show us potting up tomatoes, peppers, and eggplants.
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Even while I dreamed I prayed that what I saw was only fear and no foretelling, for I saw the last known landscape destroyed for the sake of the objective, the soil bludgeoned, the rock blasted. Those who had wanted to go home would never get there now.
I visited the offices where for the sake of the objective the planners planned at blank desks set in rows. I visited the loud factories where the machines were made that would drive ever forward toward the objective. I saw the forest reduced to stumps and gullies; I saw the poisoned river, the mountain cast into the valley; I came to the city that nobody recognized because it looked like every other city. I saw the passages worn by the unnumbered footfalls of those whose eyes were fixed upon the objective.
Their passing had obliterated the graves and the monuments of those who had died in pursuit of the objective and who had long ago forever been forgotten, according to the inevitable rule that those who have forgotten forget that they have forgotten. Men, women, and children now pursued the objective as if nobody ever had pursued it before.
The races and the sexes now intermingled perfectly in pursuit of the objective. The once-enslaved, the once-oppressed were now free to sell themselves to the highest bidder and to enter the best paying prisonsin pursuit of the objective, which was the destruction of all enemies, which was the destruction of all obstacles, which was the destruction of all objects, which was to clear the way to victory, which was to clear the way to promotion, to salvation, to progress, to the completed sale, to the signature on the contract, which was to clear the way to self-realization, to self-creation, from which nobody who ever wanted to go homewould ever get there now, for every remembered place had been displaced; the signposts had been bent to the ground and covered over.
Every place had been displaced, every love unloved, every vow unsworn, every word unmeant to make way for the passage of the crowd of the individuated, the autonomous, the self-actuated, the homeless with their many eyes opened toward the objective which they did not yet perceive in the far distance, having never known where they were going, having never known where they came from.
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Before discussing different strength and mobility exercises, we should first look at activation exercises for your Gluteus Maximus (referred to as the glutes) muscles. The reason for needing to activate your glutes is simple—as a population, we spend way too much time sitting, and as a result, what happens is what noted spinal researcher Stuart McGill terms gluteal amnesia—your glute muscles can "go to sleep" and not function properly.
Sit on floor with knees bent and shins stacked with right leg on top. Use your hand to position right ankle on left knee. Ideally, the right knee will rest on the left thigh, but if your hips are tight, your right knee may point up toward the ceiling (overtime, as your hips become more open, your knee will lower). Keeping your hips squared to the front of the room, hinge at the hips and slowly walk hands slightly forward. If this is enough of a stretch, hold here, or fold your torso over your thighs to go deeper. Hold for at least 30 seconds, then repeat on opposite side.
3. Tendinitis and bursitis Many tendons around the hip connect the muscles to the joint. These tendons can easily become inflamed if you overuse them or participate in strenuous activities. One of the most common causes of tendinitis at the hip joint, especially in runners, is iliotibial band syndrome — the iliotibial band is the thick span of tissue that runs from the outer rim of your pelvis to the outside of your knee.
Hip flexor strains and injuries are often caused by "over doing it" (such as exercising) or periods of prolonged sitting combined with weak hip muscles. While hip flexor strains are typically not serious, they can be quite painful and severely limit your activity and mobility. Airrosti rapidly resolves most hip flexor injuries in as few as 3 visits — without the need for injections, medications, or long periods of rest.
You're more likely to get a hip flexor injury if you've had one in the past, you don't warm up properly before engaging in athletic activity, your muscles are already tight or stiff, or your muscles are weak from being overused. If, while exercising, you try to do too much at once in too short an amount of time, you can also put yourself at risk for a hip flexor injury.

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Entertainment Desk (November 07, 2018): Aamir Khan's Thugs of Hindostan is set to release on Diwali. The thugs are taking over cinema halls with the highest grossing movie till date worth 300 crores.
The trailer revealed about his character at length and also shared breathtaking action sequences. It also brought Aamir Khan's character Firangi to light with his witty and unreliable charm.Diwali, the festival of lights is regarded as one of the most auspicious days of the year for a film's release from the business point of view.
Many films that have lit up the screens during Diwali have turned out to be huge blockbusters and the day still remains the most sought after release date for many actors.
This year has Aamir Khan and Amitabh Bachchan's Thugs of Hindostan, releasing on November 8, which is touted as one of the most awaited movies of the year.
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Also starring Katrina Kaif and Sana Fatima Shaikh, the film has been made on a massive budget and the ticket prices have been raised by the makers.
Aamir has always dominated the Christmas season with all his major releases like PK, Dangal, Dhoom 3, 3 Idiots and many more.
The actor whose last disappointment was Mela in 2000, has now changed his routine with his second consecutive Diwali release after Secret Superstar in 2017.
His earlier Diwali release was the Karisma Kapoor starrer Raja Hindustani in 1996 that went on to become a superhit at the box office.
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Alice is a pretty little horse. With her harness and horse hooves, she is doing something right. But she can also hear well. She eats and pisses and runs gallop. Even on her I can ride!
Today Felicita exactly shows you with her riding crop the spot at her feet which you have to kiss! She orders you to do a very good job! Better do it and don't disappoint her...! Massage her divine bare feet and don't dare to fail - or she will heavily hit you with her riding crop...!
Keywords: Foot POV, Foot POV Clips, Dominant Girls, dominantgirls, füsse, feet, foot, fussfetisch footfetish, fetish, domination
Is there anything more healthy and delicious than the saliva of a beautiful young girl? The question is pure rhetoric: of course not! Nothing is more tasty and ''natural''. Are you going to focus on how to live better with your fetish without shame or embarrassment? I think it would be enough to look at the examples that Nature offers us every day... many great ideas can be developed by taking advantage of it! For example, have you ever seen Mama-Bird feeds her little creatures? She tries to smash the grains using the beak and breaks them down in order to feed who are still incapable of masticating the food by themselves. Many species do the same thing, some people too: the chewed food in the form of a bolus is transferred from the mouth of one individual to another, either directly mouth-to-mouth. In this clip Mister Apnea - the heaviest YoungBird in the world (181 pounds!) - is lying on mother's legs and waiting for the spitty mush... Giadina (the enormous Mama-Bird) starts chewing a chocolate muffin, reduces it to a mush, then spits all the pre-chewed food in her little creature's mouth.
Keywords: Spitting, Spitting Clips, ItalFetish
Candy is helplessly hogtied on the table and is about to be tickled by her little sis Elsa! As the cruel fingers begin their work on her soles, Candy's face almost instantly turns red with big veins throbbing on her forehead! She laughs, screams, shouts and thrashes herself like crazy. She tries everything possible to ease her suffering, but she cannot protect her exposed, sensitive soles! Elsa uses a brush, too, which seems to be the ultimate tool of torture! As evident from her previous tickle scenes, there is nothing sensual or funny in foot tickling for Candy, it's pure agony instead! However, Elsa hasn't been a pro with the ropes, so Candy actually manages to free her hands, which makes the girls' fight even more exciting! A very unique and ultra-hot clip for the tickle fans!Other available formatsHD WMV
In this clip I team up with Madison and Virginia - and we're starting off by trampling the slave under our sneakers. We walk, stomp and jump all over his body and make sure to hurt him badly. Madison even takes Virginia on her back to trample the slave under both their weight :-D After a while we take off the shoes and continue to trample this loser under our bare feet. Of course we continue to trample him hard, stand on his head and throat, jump on him and dig our feet into his stomach!
Keywords: Trampling, Trampling Clips, Madame Marissa
Goddess Candy Blade shows how she trains her mud eating footslave! Out in the woods nearby, on an open, public, muddy dirtroad, she lays her slave in the mud, takes off her flip-flops, gets her feet totally dirty and the training begins! She tramples all over him, covers his face with the dirt off her soles and makes him lick huge mouthfuls of mud off her soles, which he must swallow on command! To enhance his humiliation, she splashes water into his face and mouth, what he has to swallow or spit, according to Candy's orders. Every time her feet get somewhat cleaner, she steps into the muddy puddle again and makes this loser suck the dirt off her toes again and again! In the end, she kicks him into the puddle, and stomps his sorry face into the mud.
I show you my new red latex pants with zipper. It is so tight. Some piss and masturbation for my inflatable mattress that lie on my bed. And also i must poop on in a cute turd.
Keywords: Shitting, Shitting Clips, Scat, Scat Clips, Lolicoon, shit, kv, kaviar, latex, ass
Three girls are on the boat. The boat is a male. When they stand on him, he starts to sinking. Joss, Sonny and Bea are the sailors. They trample him together.
Keywords: Trampling, Trampling Clips, DuneFeet
Goddess Candy wore a set completely unmatching these days' hot weather: she had her fluffy winter socks on with her smelly old black boots. Her slave Rosie is supposed to inhale the damp stink of her feet with utmost obedience, however, she failed to do so. She tooks Candy's boots off, and started to fill her lungs with the smelly warm, moist breaths from her socks, but she eased her nose way too often, and took breaths through her mouth, too. This is a behavior absolutely unacceptable, Candy scolded her every time, she noticed. Rosie kept smelling her socks, then took them off to reveal the Goddess's perfect bare feet and gorgeous sweaty soles, then went on taking smelly breaths from Candy's stinking toes. The malodorous humid are was too much for her again, even though she could have treasure her situation, that she was chosen to inhale the divine smell, she choose to misbehave again, she wasn't breathing through her nose exclusively. Enough is enough, Candy stopped reading the book and now gave her full attention to the disobedient slave, she stuffed her mouth with her foot and ordered her smell the other. This could have been the best moment of her life, but impudent Rosie just did not know, that some lines are never meant to be crossed: she started to choke immediately and took Candy's superb foot out of her mouth. This was the end of the Goddess' patience, she got totally pissed off, grabbed the slave's hair and rammed her foot down her pathetic throat. Deeper and deeper the divine foot was intruding Rosie's mouth, she totally lost her mind, started to cry and beg Candy to stop her punishment, but she was way too late. It was time to give her a lesson for good and Candy is really extensive at punishing misbehaving slaves! She made Rosie choke and gag on her divine, sweaty feet, almost retching by every stroke. Candy's toes were a huge pain in her throat, but without mercy her mouth was stretched, the gorgous feet were up to destroying her oral orifice. Candy pulled her head as deep onto her foot as could, and kept her down there releasing her just the moment before throwing up unevitably. Rosie was crying in vain, this lesson ended only when the Goddes wanted it to!
Savage full body trample, extreme full weight facebusting, full weight face trample, extreme face and body stomping, savage cock and balls trample, cock and balls stomping, full weight throat crushing, extreme corporal punishement, extreme face trampling, brutal stomping Under the high heels of our extreme Goddess Miss Katarina
Keywords: Trampling, Trampling Clips, A UNDER-SHOES CLIP STORE, facebusting, shoejob, trampling, ballbusting, cbt, footfetish, trample
Mistress Annabelle conducts a session for her toilet slave. She kicks the slave to lick her shoes and heels. As far as the slave thoroughly cleans the shoes, she encourages him with spit and shakes the ashes on the slave's mouth. After cleaning shoes with the tongue of a slave, Mistress sits on his face. Making the slave to lick her wet pussy, swell with thrill. After licking she pisses into the slaves mouth. She fills the slave's mouth with sweet drops and makes him swallow. Then toilet slave carefully licks beautiful ass hole. The ass sphincter of the lady is relaxed and she is ready to give a big portion of shit into the slave mouth. Now slave should serve as a full toilet for Mistress Annabelle.Mistress sits over the slave and orders him to lick her ass and begins to shit in the wide open mouth. She gave out a huge pile of fresh tasty shit. In the process of shit, you can see a smirk and pleasure on the face of Mistress Annabelle. The shooting was conducted under bright light and in excellent quality. She is really beautiful and loves a lot of shit in the mouth. So the mouth of a slave is filled her sweet shit. Now Mistress Annabelle's submissive slave toilet should swallow and eat wonderful shit. He enjoys the taste and aroma from her asshole. She puts on gloves and pushes all the shit into him mouth. Lick and suck every finger in my shit, open your throat and swallow my spits, stupid slave - she orders. She wipes her shitty ass after the toilet and puts toilet paper in the slave mouth. Are you happy now, my toilet? You are now my personal toilet, I will use your mouth always and this is your fate for the rest of your life, dirty slut.
Keywords: Toilet Slavery, Toilet Slavery Clips, Mistress Annabelle, shitting, scat, peeing, pissing, toilet slavery, licking, ass licking
Includes - ebony - ebony female domination - femdom pov - verbal humiliation - chastity - cock tease - locktober - challenges We are going to play a little game of tease, denial, denial, and more denial this October chastity boi...The rules are within. The repercussions are very real.Are you tough enough?
Keywords: Chastity, Chastity Clips, Mistress Ava Black
In case you thought that you'll only pay me money once and that's it, you were awfully wrong! If you paid once - you'll pay continuously! I make you ADDICTED to pay me all your money! You'll be addicted to give me more and more of your money. And while you worship me, your goddess, you'll always hope that I request you to pay once again! You know by yourself that you're made for paying me your bucks!
Keywords: Financial Domination, Financial Domination Clips, Princess Serena
Candy is helplessly hogtied on the table and is about to be tickled by her little sis Elsa! As the cruel fingers begin their work on her soles, Candy's face almost instantly turns red with big veins throbbing on her forehead! She laughs, screams, shouts and thrashes herself like crazy. She tries everything possible to ease her suffering, but she cannot protect her exposed, sensitive soles! Elsa uses a brush, too, which seems to be the ultimate tool of torture! As evident from her previous tickle scenes, there is nothing sensual or funny in foot tickling for Candy, it's pure agony instead! However, Elsa hasn't been a pro with the ropes, so Candy actually manages to free her hands, which makes the girls' fight even more exciting! A very unique and ultra-hot clip for the tickle fans!
Keywords: Foot Fetish, Foot Fetish Clips, FeetExtreme
Putting my makeup on in front of the mirror. Feeling my bladder is full, but I dont want stop doing what I am doing! So I let it go...the pee is running down my legs, soaking my blue jeans, making a puddle on the floor! So much pee..its running and running! I am all soaked! And when I finished my makeup..I just went out with my pee wet jeans!
Keywords: Peeing, Peeing Clips, Pissing, Pissing Clips, Julia`s Pissing Heaven, jeans, wetting, pee, piss, golden shower
Custom clip request ""I have made this request for maybe 20min long Black Witch scenario, where and brainwashing of your latest victim - me- using your eyes, lips Berry lipstick and black nylons, feet ass etc, your superlong legs!! When I do look it is apparent you have (close up into the eyes) been to feed on my soul before as a in my dreams in the form of a Succubuss, draing my life power from me to make you stronger so you can capture more men and become stronger again ..You would drain me dry every day and remain bound and helpless victim of your evil desire to rule over submissive men who think and obey slowley more will be turned into slaves who do n
Keywords: Masturbation Instruction, Masturbation Instruction Clips, DANGEROUS TEMPTATION, female domination, slave training, pvc boots, ff nylons, latex gloves, mesmerize, brainwash
Here you can see only the hot scenes, where Contessa Calucci and I, 2 slave, extremely shit in their mouths as well as piss, from the 13 minute full movie: Mega diarrhea! 2 Dominas, fill 2 slaves!
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"Redhead" has stronger lungs, and she likes to make them tighter and tighter. To satisfy their inclinations, battle is commanded to start again. Then balloons were bitten. Girls had to eat both for some time, and violet one shown a very seldom trick.
Keywords: Balloons, Balloons Clips, Oi Balloons
Dorothy gets her weary feet massaged with a great dose of baby oil. She just relaxes and enjoys the oily treatment to her lovely soles. Mostly shot in POV style, great close-ups of the details of her soles!
This is my first clip, many more will follow, look forward to it.Firstclip special price, only for you :-)I sit on the terrace and smoke a cigarette while I'm on my cell phone.My slave sits in front of me and serves me as an ashtray: -D. When I have finished drinking my tea, I don't know where to put my tea bag, I don't know where to put my tea bag. Since I don't want my little one to starve to death, I feed him a little more leaves: -) Nobody should say I don't care.
Keywords: Smoking, Smoking Clips, Princess Dine, Smoking, Rauchen, ashtray, Aschenbecher, Humiliation, Demütigung, Heels


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Here is a mouthguard I recently made for a college student:
Yes, your mouth guard can double as a fashion statement! Mouth guards can be made in different levels of thickness, offering different levels of protection depending on the level of physical contact involved with the sport you play. A properly fitting mouth guard can avoid headaches down the road!


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Entryway into the graveyard. From Confucius' mansion, we went to one of the most sacred spots in all of China: Mount Tai.
You can walk up, or take the cable car to the first "station." After that, you have to climb - stairs! Thousands of them! Maybe millions! Anyhow, there are a lot of stairs. At intervals, there are temples, and scenic vistas. The temples were quite active. Buddhist monks were praying, incense was burning, and gongs were gonging. The sounds carried across the mountains which were wreathed in fog. It was all highly dramatic. The temples have been built every-which-way all over the mountainside -- wherever there was flat ground, or ground that could be made flat.
People come to Mount Tai to pray. Many childless couples buy red ribbons to tie onto tree branches to petition the gods for a son. They also come to look at the scenery. As is common throughout China, there are people selling "stuff" at every turn: drinks, food, ribbons, incense, tourist toys, etc. I was still freezing.


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Modern design is a direct actor of the acceleration of production and consumption cycles. We designers have very often lost the link to the systemic and politic aspects of our practice. We have fed the Anthropocene. As designers, what is our role, what are our duties?
> Common Future(s) was born to try to draw an answer to this question. It has several ambitions: offer new tools, new points of view and new design spaces to the current generation of designers, contribute to the training of future ones, foster a transdisciplinary collaboration between designers and researchers, creators, makers, actors of the Commons, community creators, people creating free and open source artifacts to tackle together the challenges of tomorrow's design. We want to take our part and utilise design to create a variety of tales and stories that will feed necessary systemic changes.
During the first semester 2019, we are creating open-source, open-design anthropocenic design heuristics. This first tool will guide anyone who creates systems or artifacts through thinking their design in an anthropocenic perimeter, following radical design principles. The second project is a documentary newsletter. Through 2019, new meeting days will be organised in Lyon & Paris, France and Lausanne, Switzerland.
If you wish to setup a meeting day somewhere else, please use > Common Future(s) as a free space at your disposal.
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