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Stephanie Picher was involved in online forum devoted to Lady Gaga, who made her feel like she wasn't different
RAYNHAM - In three weeks, Stephanie Picher planned to go backstage with her mother to a Lady Gaga concert in Pittsburgh. One week after that she was scheduled to receive her diploma from Bridgewater State University.
Picher died Monday when police said she lost control of her car on Route 24 in Freetown and crashed into a tractor-trailer that was pulled over to the side of the road. She was 32. The crash is the eighth accident on Route 24 involving tractor-trailers this year.
On Tuesday, family and friends remembered the Raynham woman as a wonderful person with a kind spirit who loved writing, photography and her favorite musician, Lady Gaga.
"She went through a lot in life and just came out on top," said Stephanie's mother, Pamela Picher.
Pamela said her daughter was bullied in high school for being different and, when Stephanie's father lost a four-year bout with cancer 10 years ago, it was particularly rough on her.
"She was a strong girl. Stronger than she thought she was. But she always was there to give to other people," Pamela Picher said.
One of the things that helped her through her toughest times was musician Lady Gaga. Stephanie was one of her biggest fans and was featured on "Good Morning America" in 2011 when she was selected to go backstage to the pop music star's concert in New York that year.
"She was very into Lady Gaga because Lady Gaga made her feel like she wasn't different, that she wasn't an oddball," Picher said. "What Gaga meant to her, was that no matter who you are, whether you're gay, whether you're straight, whether you're fat, whether you feel like you're ugly, whether you don't fit in or whether you're a pretty little princess, you fit in. We're all OK and she portrayed that."
She helped start a online forum devoted to Lady Gaga, her mother said, that did not allow any negativity. She also had four Lady Gaga tattoos.
"She found her place with the Little Monster movement and helped a lot of people that felt like they didn't fit in," Picher said.
Little Monsters is a term used to describe Lady Gaga fans.
Stephanie majored in communication and journalism at Bridgewater State with a minor in psychology. She finished school in December and was set to graduate in May.
Picher said her daughter had big ambitions to be an author once she graduated.
"She was an amazing writer. She's kept journals since she was 10. I'd catch her asleep down on her couch in the basement still writing," she said. "Just recently she started sending her poetry and stories out to publishers."
Stephanie worked as an assistant manager for the E-Cig Barn, which has locations in Raynham, Fall River and Abington. Part of her job was to travel to all three locations to make sure things were being run smoothly. She was on her way home from the store in Fall River when she was involved in the accident.
"She was one of the beginners of our team when we started. We now have three stores, and I credit a lot of it to her," said Wayne Weigold, owner of E-Cig Barn. "She was a wonderful person. You could always guarantee that she would have a smile on her face and have something nice to say to you."
Weigold said the news of Picher's death has been hard on him and his employees. He said he would be closing his stores during her wake and funeral so her co-workers can attend.
"She was just part of the family," he said. "She lost her dad when she was younger and she always looked up to me because I was always there to talk to her. She was more than just an employee to us. She was like a daughter."
The cause of the accident is under investigation by State Police. Funeral arrangements were being worked out Tuesday.
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The Battle of the Plains of Abraham (13 September 1759) was a pivotal moment in the Seven Years' War and in the history of Canada. A British invasion force led by General James Wolfe defeated French troops under the Marquis de Montcalm, leading to the surrender of Québec to the British. Both commanding officers died from wounds sustained during the battle. The French never recaptured Québec and effectively lost control of New France in 1760. At the end of the war in 1763 France surrendered many of its colonial possessions — including Canada — to the British.
Seven Years War
The battle was a key moment in the Seven Years' War (1756–63), which was fought in Europe, India and North America (American history books refer to the conflict in North America as the French and Indian War). On one side was the alliance of France, Austria, Sweden, Saxony, Russia and Spain; on the other, the alliance of Britain, Prussia and Hanover. While France was preoccupied by the hostilities in Europe, Britain targeted French colonies overseas and attacked the French navy and merchant fleet, in the hope of destroying France as a commercial rival.
Although the French repulsed several British attacks in North America — including the successful defence of Fort Carillon by Montcalm — the British had made significant gains by 1759. On 26 July 1758, they captured the fortress of Louisbourg on Île Royale (Cape Breton Island), which led to the seizure of other French positions in Atlantic Canada, and left New France exposed to British ships, which could now sail up the St. Lawrence River. One of the brigadiers of the Louisbourg expedition was James Wolfe, who was praised in Britain and its American colonies for his role in taking the fortress.
Expedition to Québec
Wolfe, supported by a naval force under Vice-Admiral Charles Saunders, was appointed commanding officer of the British assault against the fortress city of Québec in 1759. On 27 June 1759, Wolfe and his men landed on the Île d'Orléans; by the middle of July, the British also occupied positions on the southern bank of the St. Lawrence River at Point Lévis (directly across from Québec), and on the northern shore about 13 km from the city, close to the Montmorency Falls and a French army encampment at Beauport. However, the French forces at Beauport were protected by the Montmorency River, and any attempts against the city of Québec would have to face the fort's battery of guns as well as the strong currents of the St. Lawrence. The French would be difficult to dislodge. The British attacked the French position at Beauport on 31 July, but were met by fierce resistance and had to retreat.
At this point, Wolfe sent Brigadier James Murray to target French stores and shipping about 65 km upriver from Québec. While this reduced the supplies available to the French defenders, it did not lure Montcalm into open battle. In desperation, Wolfe resorted to the systematic destruction of the buildings and countryside around Québec, but Montcalm still refused to attack. However, in late August a number of British ships managed to navigate the difficult currents of the St. Lawrence River and sail past the Québec batteries, establishing a strong British naval presence upriver of the city. The British command therefore decided to try landing an invasion force upriver from Québec, cutting the city off from Montréal and thus compelling Montcalm and the French army to fight.
The British Attack
Wolfe decided to land at L'Anse-au-Foulon, about three km upstream from Québec City, at the base of a cliff 53 m high. While historians have debated the logic and merits of this decision, the British were fortunate, as the area was only lightly defended. Operating in darkness and silence, the naval boats fought the strong currents of the St. Lawrence and landed the advance force at just after 4 a.m. on 13 September 1759. A British force of light infantrymen led by Colonel William Howe (who would later command British forces during the American Revolution) scrambled up the cliff and subdued the French picket (advance guard). By the time the sun rose, Wolfe and the first division were on the plateau, and by 8 a.m. the entire force of 4,500 men had assembled. The British force stretched across the Plains of Abraham (named for 17th-century fisherman Abraham Martin) in a shallow horseshoe formation about 1 km long and two ranks deep.
The Battle
When Montcalm heard about the British landing and ascent, he decided to attack quickly before the British had the chance to establish themselves. Historians have criticized his response, suggesting that he should have waited for reinforcements to arrive from French detachments in the area. The French force consisted of about 4,500 men from the army at Beauport, many of whom were militia or Aboriginal warriors (see Aboriginal-French Relations). Wolfe's army was very close in size, but was composed almost entirely of regular soldiers, highly disciplined and trained for the field battle to come.
Montcalm's men advanced and began firing once they were about 120 metres from the British line. However, Wolfe's soldiers stood firm until the French were about 40 metres away, when they started the rolling volleys which quickly halted and then reversed their enemy's advance.
General Wolfe died soon after the firing commenced, shot three times in the first few minutes of the engagement. After hearing that the French force was retreating, Wolfe reportedly stated, "Now, God be praised, I will die in peace." Several other high-ranking British officers were killed as well, and the British charge lost some of its direction.
Brigadier-General George Townshend assumed command and organized two battalions to counter a French relief force under Colonel Bougainville that was approaching from behind; Bougainville decided to pull back, and the British consolidated their position on the heights. While this allowed Montcalm's army to escape, Montcalm himself was wounded during the retreat and died the next morning in Québec. Townshend's decision to entrench the British position instead of aggressively pursuing the French army had significant consequences; the French marched that night and bypassed their enemy on the way to Pointe-aux-Trembles, leaving only a small force in the town. The British laid siege to Québec, and on 18 September, the French commander signed the Articles of Capitulation and turned the city over to the British. However, the war for New France would continue.
The British position at Québec was not secure. Soon after the battle, the British navy was forced to leave the St. Lawrence River before ice closed the mouth of the river. The British at Québec were therefore isolated over the winter, and many suffered from scurvy. In April 1760, the Chevalier de Lévis (Montcalm's successor) marched about 7,000 troops to Québec, outnumbering the defending British by about 3,000 men. On 28 April, Lévis's force defeated the British at the Battle of Sainte-Foy, just west of the city. In a reversal of events from the previous year, the British retreated to Québec, and the French laid siege. However, in mid-May the British navy returned, and Lévis retreated to Montréal. On 20 November 1759, the French fleet was destroyed at the battle at Quiberon Bay, just off the French coast; there would be no reinforcements for New France. On 8 September 1760, Montréal surrendered to the British and with the 1763 Treaty of Paris, New France was officially ceded to Britain.
The Battle of the Plains of Abraham marked a turning point in the history of New France and what would eventually become Canada. By defeating and securing the French stronghold at Québec, the British established a strong presence in New France, foreshadowing the eventual defeat of the French and the beginning of British hegemony in North America. However, the removal of France as a North American power increased the confidence of British colonies such as New York, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, which subsequently agitated for greater independence from Great Britain. The Battle of the Plains of Abraham therefore led not only to the British control of Canada, but also indirectly to the American Revolution, the creation of the United States and the migration of Loyalists northwards. The British victory at Québec in 1759 (and in the Seven Years' War more generally) had a long legacy, affecting the borders, culture and identity of Canada.

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Marjorie Helen Vogel, 87, of Medford, Ore., passed away Monday, March 11, 2013 at her home.
Marjorie Helen Vogel, 87, of Medford, Ore., passed away Monday, March 11, 2013 at her home. She had previously lived in Pasadena, Calif. for most of her adult life.
Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, March 26 at 1 p.m.
Marjorie was born to Alvin and Hazel (Mennie) Anderson, March 5, 1926 at Edmore, N.D. She graduated from Devils Lake High School.
She married Godfred Vogel on November 26, 1949 in Las Vegas, Nev. They lived together in Pasadena.
Marjorie worked as an administrative assistant for the U. S. Forest Service for 37 years until she retired in 1981.
She was an active member of Mt. Olive Lutheran Church in Pasadena for many years. She was an avid reader, enjoyed crocheting, loved her trips to casinos and traveling to other countries.
Marjorie is survived by her daughter, Susan Roberts (Jimmy) of Medford; granddaughers, Shelby Moffitt (Levi) and Courtney Roberts (Jeremy Camp); great-grandchildren, Riley and Wyatt Moffitt; sisters, Ruth Berdnarz (Len) and Beverly Nelson; brother, Leonard Anderson (Kay); seven nieces and six nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Godfred Vogel; sister, Lorene Weber; brother, Russell Anderson.
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Shimmering sequin trim and asymmetric dramatic design make this bebe jumpsuit a effortlessly-luxe cocktail look. Try it with a pair of sky-high boots and statement earrings.
- 70% rayon, 35% nylon, 5% spandex.
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$42 Million NYC Apartment Hits the Market
A luxury apartment in New York's trendy TriBeCa neighborhood will run you a cool $42 million. Lauren Schuker Blum has details. Photo: 250 West Street.
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So, this week.
In Mystery and Detective Fiction it's Sherlock Holmes week. In previous incarnations of this course I have given short shrift to the greatest detective of all, or so at least my evaluations have routinely pointed out. So this year we're doing not just a short story ("Silver Blaze," the one with the dog that does nothing in the night time) but also The Hound of the Baskervilles, which we start tomorrow. I find Holmes's displays of superhuman brilliance and pseudo-scientific deduction fairly tedious, actually, and I don't find there's much to say about them once you've run through the basic "Holmes represents the comforting promise that science and reason can control the world's complex uncertainties" theory, to but Hound has a rich mix of gothic, mythic, historical, and symbolic elements, so I hope it will prove more interesting to work through.
In the Brit Lit survey, we're rushing onward through Victorian poetry. We read the Norton's excerpts from Aurora Leigh for Monday. I enjoyed working them up: Aurora Leigh is one of those texts I get quite excited about, mostly because of its enormous exuberance, but also because it has such brilliant unity of form and content. As I tried to explain to the class, it's a poem that overcomes all kinds of conventional oppositions, not just poetry / prose (it's a 'novel-poem,' after all) but also epic / lyric, art / life, fallen / pure, spiritual / material, social / personal... Take Aurora's defiant words to her practical cousin (and would-be lover), Romney:
I hold you will not compass your poor endsThen there's her radical poetics, as announced in this passage as remarkable for its imagery as for its self-assertion:
Of barley-feeding and material ease,
Without a poet's individualism
To work your universal. It takes a soul
To move a body: it takes a high-sould man,
To move the masses, even to a cleaner stye:
It takes the ideal, to blow a hair's-breadth off
The dust of the actual.
Never flinch,I find the Norton's choice of excerpts somewhat tendentious, selecting out those that illustrate, not so much Aurora's development as a poet or the crucial reconciliation between her artistic ideals and Romney's commitment to social reform, or Marian's radical revision of the 'fallen woman' narrative, but the condition of women, particularly through her chafing against her limited education and then against Romney's belittling suggestions that she abandon her art to become his "helpmate." These choices make Aurora Leigh seem more comfortably feminist than I think it actually is, and the complications that arise (but are not excerpted) make it a less doctrinaire and more interesting work than it seems from these pieces. What about Aurora's declaration, for instance, that "art is much, but love is more," or that "the end of life is not a book"? It's tempting to make her an iconic figure for the woman artist's struggle for autonomy, but it matters, I think, that for her there really is a struggle between love and independence. Arguably, this opposition is also resolved in the poem's jubilantly erotic conclusion, also not excerpted, which is a shame. Here's a bit of it:
But still, unscrupulously epic, catch
Upon the burning lava of a song
The full-veined, heaving, double-breasted Age:
That, when the next shall come, the men of that
May touch the impress with reverent hand, and say
'Behold,--behold the paps we all have sucked!
This bosom seems to beat still, or at least
It sets ours beating: this is living art,
Which thus presents and thus records true life.'
But oh, the night! oh, bitter-sweet! oh, sweet!O indeed!
O dark, O moon and stars, O ecstasy
Of darkness! O great mystery of love,–
In which absorbed, loss, anguish, treason's self
Enlarges rapture,–as a pebble dropt
In some full wine-cup, over-brims the wine!
While we two sate together, leaned that night
So close, my very garments crept and thrilled
With strange electric life; and both my cheeks
Grew red, then pale, with touches from my hair
In which his breath was...
And in my George Eliot graduate seminar, we've moved on to The Mill on the Floss. Much as I like Adam Bede, this novel feels like a substantial leap forward in artistry and intellectual reach--though, as I'm sure we'll discuss next week, there is (arguably) an imbalance in its structure, as George Eliot herself felt (she confessed to having lingered too long on the childhood scenes for sheer delight in them, only to find herself running out of room for her conclusion). Though if anything the narrative commentary is more pervasive here than in Adam Bede, the voice seems surer and better integrated. It's also darned funny. Here's just a tiny sample:
But,' continued Mr Tulliver after a pause, 'what I'm a bit afraid on is, as Tom hasn't got the right sort o' brains for a smart fellow. I doubt he's a bit slowish. He takes after your family, Bessy.'At the same time, Mill has some of Eliot's most poignantly evocative passages, particularly when she treats the relationship between landscape and memory:
'Yes, that he does,' said Mrs Tulliver, accepting the last proposition entirely on its own merits, 'he's wonderful for liking a deal o' salt in his broth. That was my brother's way and my father's before him.'
There is no sense of ease like the ease we felt in those scenes where we were born, where objects became dear to us before we had known the labour of choice, and where the outer world seemed only an extension of our own personality: we accepted and loved it as we accepted our own sense of existence and our own limbs. Very commonplace, even ugly, that furniture of our early home might look if it were put up to auction: an improved taste in upholstery scorns it; and is not the striving after something better and better in our surroundings, the grand characteristic that distinguishes man from the brute - or, to satisfy a scrupulous accuracy of definition, that distinguishes the British man from the foreign brute? But heaven knows where that striving might lead us, if our affections had not a trick of twining round those old inferior things, if the loves and sanctities of our life had no deep immovable roots in memory. One's delight in an elderberry bush overhanging the confused leafage of a hedgerow bank as a more gladdening sight than the finest cistus or fuchsia spreading itself on the softest undulating turf, is an entirely unjustifiable preference to a landscape gardener, or to any of those severely regulated minds who are free from the weakness of any attachment that does not rest on a demonstrable superiority of qualities. And there is no better reason for preferring this elderberry bush than that it stirs an early memory - that it is no novelty in my life speaking to me merely through my present sensibilities to form and colour, but the long companion of my existence that wove itself into my joys when joys were vivid.
The novel (and, indeed, all of her fiction) can be read as an extended meditation on "the labor of choice"; sadly, those "deep immovable roots" may entangle as much as enable us, which is probably why these passages feel elegaic and yet mournful. The importance of memory to morality in the novel has always seemed to me to justify the imbalance of its parts: if we hadn't spent so much (and such closely scrutinized) time with Maggie and Tom in their childhood, it would be impossible for us to understand the intensity of Maggie's dilemma later on.


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|2006-08-03, 22:21
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Eh, hiya... My name is ~Tsukuyomi and I'm kinda new here... I was told by a couple people at a different forum to come here... Can't remember why, something about siggy competitions and such (Yeah, I make signatures)...
Well, nice to be here, though I'm still kinda confused on the rules on signatures... It doesn't really specify anything about image rotators for azupload.com, so eh...
|2006-08-04, 19:43
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kimee ~
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: UK
Age: 31
hello i am sedukshun ~ i dnt seduce much anymore BUTTT u can call me kimee lol ^^V atm i enjoy school rumble ~ in my spare time i go sit in borders (a book store in UK) and read various manga =D if i am at home i watch anime! i've watched more than 10 so far ~ *proud*
best anime atm: school rumble
most tearful anime: full moon wo sagashite (i dno why ~)
romantic: ai yori aoshi
most kawaii style: pita ten
fun to watch: tokyo mew mew
weirdest: loveless (it kinda stoppd @ ep 12 heard it'd continue this Oct/Nov)
oh and i am teen girl who plays mmorpgs ~ am i weird?? *runs away*
|2006-08-05, 14:30
|Link #2224
Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Sweden
First post here, been browsing through the forum a bit though before i decided to sign up Im a 20 year old guy from sweden and im currently serving in the swedish armed forces.
I enoy watching anime and im currently following Blood +, Welcome to the NHK, NANA and Black Lagoon. My favourite anime is Evangelion :P
Well, nice to meet you all and I hope I get to enjoy my stay here
|2006-08-05, 19:29
|Link #2226
~ You're dead ^__^* ~
Graphic Designer
^^ welcome newcommers to the wonderful world of anime discussion...
remember to make sure to read the rulz cause you wont want to be getting told off and enjoy the fun (mostly) community ^^
|2006-08-05, 22:48
|Link #2227
Baka Ranger Tao
Join Date: Aug 2006
Hi, I'm new here! I'm currently residing in Florida, which is where I've been my whole life. I'm into anime, manga, Asian drama, music, and all that good stuff! Currently, I am watching Utawarerumono, Ouran High School Host Club, Card Captor Sakura, Bokura Ga Ita, Eureka 7, Muteki Kanban Musume, and School Rumble Second Term! I plan on watching Shakugan no Shana, Shuffle!, Kaleido Star, Princess Tutu, Tsubasa Chronicles, and Ah! My Goddess: Sorezore no Tsubasa in the near future. :3 My current obsessions are Utawarerumono, Suzumiya Haruhi no Yuutsu, and Neon Genesis Evangelion. <3
|2006-08-05, 23:10
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I am mowing clowns
Join Date: Dec 2005
Welcome to the forums everyone.
Please take a moment and read through our Forum Rules. There are three areas of the forum rules that are the loneliest and could use a hug:
- 1.1 Unlicensed Anime or Manga only
- 3.0 Signature Rules
- 2.0 Posting Rules
Please take a moment and click through the above links. Thanks for choosing AnimeSuki as your textual anime home and we look forward to reading your thoughts. Cheers.
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|2006-08-06, 04:33
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D1-Aria Detected
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Niraikanai
Age: 36
Well I'm new too.
I have been using the bittorrent side of AnimeSuki for a while, and thought I would sign up.
I have a moderate interest in anime, about 130 legit DVD's so far and am also scripting an anime to be created in the artistic style of Appleseed. (I am a 3D animator and CG special effects artist on the side)
So I guess this is my official 'Hello' and I'll head off to wander around the place.
|2006-08-07, 02:24
|Link #2230
Join Date: Aug 2006
Age: 35
Hi hi all!
I first stumbled upon AnimeSuki about 6 months ago, bookmarked the page and didn't return for a couple of months. I began using the bt links regulary in May and browsing the forums in late June. Now I've finally decided to join.
I've spent all night going thrue 50 or so pages, of the "post a photo of yourself" thread >_< (to many funny posts). Brain... not working... needs... sleep! *crawls to bed*
|2006-08-07, 14:25
|Link #2232
Rei! What have you done!
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: The Netherlands
Age: 41
Well.. saying hello cause I'm new.. (really? Jup.. no kidding here..)
so here it goes:
Stumbled upon this place in my everlasting anime search and persons who love it..
I have killed two people who made fun of me saying I watched "cartoons" and that anime was nothing more then "looney tunes on crack". ( well not really killed.. but I gave them a good sturdy talking to) and now nobody I know dares make fun of it.
I watch and have too much anime ( if there would be such a thing as too much) and am frustrated that there's almost no good shops in my country that sell a decent selection of anime and merchandise thereoff. ohyeah.. and when they have anime related stuff, they charge you an arm and a leg up the nose.
I like mecha anime first ( seeing as big fighting kickass robots in Robotech got me hooked on anime when I was 12 or 13) after that is was Gundam Wing and NGE, gunbuster, etc etc
Current favorite running series are: Bleach, Naruto, Air Gear and Tsubasa Chronicle.
I will have to stop now.. otherwise this will become a very long intropost making lists of my anime collection, stating even more and detailed info about what anime I've seen and enjoyed, and revealing the secret about gravity and where it comes from..
Questions? Ask them or send a PM.
will be checking up on here regularly
See ya around!
|2006-08-07, 17:06
|Link #2234
Fwee. =3
Join Date: Aug 2006
I just recently joined these forums. My name is Keitha. I love anime and manga. I do not really like the music though. ^^; I also like reading fanfictions and learning about Canada and other countries... It is a hobby. I also like writing letters and those kinds of things. Anyways, I joined this forum to make friends. ^^
|2006-08-08, 00:25
|Link #2235
Junior Member
Join Date: Aug 2006
Hello and good morning, AnimeSuki! I happened upon the site quite by accident, during an image search. The thread I was in had an awful lot of pictures, so halfway through, I guess AnimeSuki just converted me or something...
Anyways, I ought to let you guys know, I don't know many unlicensed anime or manga, so I doubt I'll have anything worthwhile to contribute about new/upcoming series, except for what I read in the latest issue of Newtype (which I generally get a couple weeks late, off the newsstand anyways).
I can generally be counted upon to get along with others, though I 'm intolerant of disrespect, to myself and others. I've been known to tease and joke around a lot, so I can't guarantee not to post off-topic/irrelevant commentary (I'll try my best not to, but I'm only human).
I'll clear my sig with Admin (when I think of one) so I don't take advantage of the "loose" enforcement. I'm not all that useful around a computer, but I'm pretty sure I can make a sig that'll conform to regulation.
I've never come across a 'reputation' system before, so I think I'll just have to wing it on that part.
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This is a limited edition giclee on paper by artist Woonyoung Jung. An example of the development art from "How to Train Your Dragon 2". The thrilling second chapter of the epic How To Train Your Dragon trilogy brings back the fantastical world of Hiccup and Toothless five years later. It's been five years since Hiccup and Toothless successfully united dragons and vikings on the island of Berk. While Astrid, Snotlout and the rest of the gang are challenging each other to dragon races (the island's new favorite contact sport), the now inseparable pair journey through the skies, charting unmapped territories and exploring new worlds. When one of their adventures leads to the discovery of a secret ice cave that is home to hundreds of new wild dragons and the mysterious Dragon Rider, the two friends find themselves at the center of a battle to protect the peace. Now, Hiccup and Toothless must unite to stand up for what they believe while recognizing that only together do they have the power to change the future of both men and dragons.
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If the thought of shopping in Los Angeles leaves you quoting Troop Beverly Hills ("We're the girls from Beverly Hills, shopping is our greatest thrill"), well, let's just say we totally relate. But, all talk of Phyllis Nefler aside, SoCal shopping has evolved way beyond Rodeo Drive.
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text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - Rise Subject English School? Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in Rise Subject English School? Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> China (Job-related Posts Only) View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message VaporateJoined: 12 Jan 2011Posts: 19Location: United Kingdom Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 7:02 pm Post subject: Rise Subject English School? Hi members, I'm new to this site so be gentle . I was just wondering whether anyone has any feedback or previously worked for this school? (Rise Subject English School?) I can post their website but will check the forum rules before I do. Oh and I have done my own research on Google and this forum but little information was found. A little about me: British Native, White, EU passport holder. Age: 24 BSc (Hons) Applied Criminology with Psychology TEFL Cert 120 hours, 6 hours teaching practice 4 week course. Not CELTA or Trinity just your average 'middle of the road' course. Back to top KysorbJoined: 30 Jul 2010Posts: 253Location: Beijing Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 10:59 pm Post subject: I love your degree, Mine is a BA Hons. Criminology/Psychology Isn't being unemployed fun ? Back to top VaporateJoined: 12 Jan 2011Posts: 19Location: United Kingdom Posted: Thu Jan 13, 2011 11:02 pm Post subject: lol Fun indeed. My sister has a BSc (Hons) Biochem with science communication, from Royal Holloway, London AAAAAAABCCC at GCSE and is on £17k administrator in London... Saying something about the UK job market. Back to top maotouyingJoined: 16 May 2005Posts: 119Location: My Chair In China Posted: Fri Jan 14, 2011 11:06 am Post subject: about Rise.. I worked a few weeks last in the late summer in 2009 at the one in Shijiazhuang. I quite enjoyed it actually. I thought the 10 little children i taught was quite fun and funny. Making it a pleasure. Very modernized school that made it a pleasure to assist them. They wanted to KEEP ME, because I am good with children who i so adore as my own grand children. Back to top LongShiKongJoined: 28 May 2007Posts: 1082Location: China Posted: Sun Oct 14, 2012 2:55 pm Post subject: Here are comments from a Chinese teaching assistant's first day at Rise. http://blog.sina.com.cn/s/blog_4ddb97580100e80v.html Reading between the lines of what this person writes gives you a good sense for how these schools are run. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> China (Job-related Posts Only) All times are GMT Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


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Seven Seconds In Heaven
I don't want to be melodramatic or come across as an actual crazy person by saying this, but it's more than a little bit true (both the following statement and that I am melodramatic and an actual crazy person): my stomach was in knots anticipating Robin's revelation that she's alive.
Would the show do it justice? This was a very real concern, as the show's execution of big ideas is often lacking/bad. And Robin's reunion with her parents was so wonderfully done, what if all of their creativity went to that and Robin's dramatic reveal to Patrick and Mac and the rest of town happened entirely offscreen and was recapped in a scroll at the bottom of the screen. "ROBIN IS ALIVE, PATRICK WAS LIKE WHAT? ANYWAY, BACK TO SONNY..."
What if the show did it justice, or at least tried to, and I hated it? This was possibly an even realer concern, as I hate most things, and I couldn't bear the thought of it.
Happily--that doesn't even do it justice. Delightfully? Thrillingly? Wonderfully? Amazingly?--it was perfect. Perfect. PERFECT. The last minute of today's show just impeccable. And happy making. And wonderful.
(I'm sure that other things happened in the show's first 59 minutes, but honestly, were like a blip to me. There was something with Bobbie and Jerry and while under any other circumstance that would bring me joy, today it barely even registered. And every non-Robin part of the wedding was pretty bad, from what I remember. Especially Sabrina's atrosh vows and her mother's hideous wedding dress.
I know soaps are on tight budgets but this shit looked flammable)
You had Sabrina and Patrick exchanging vows and Patrick hesitating for literally eighteen full minutes before saying "I do". It was uncomfortable and delicious at the same time. Lucy had to give him a nudge and with eyes as round as...as something round (I'M TOO EXCITED TO CRAFT COMPLEX SIMILES OKAY) he finally said he did and Sabrina and Robin both broke down for different reasons, the former relieved that she wouldn't have to kill herself out of humiliation and the latter because her husband was moving on.
As Robin started to leave the church, Emma noticed her and gave a quizzical "Mommy?"
Robin turned around and Liz, Epiphany and the rest all turned with pretty amazing expressions of befuddlement on their faces.
They should probably be more accustomed to people who are supposed to be dead being remarkably alive, but that's just a nitpick.
In slow motion, Emma made a beeline for her mother screaming "Mommy, Mommy, Mommy!" and I of course started to cry like a complete lunatic and in case THAT wasn't enough to make me sob, then MAC STOOD UP TO SEE AND I DIED A LITTLE BIT FROM EMOTIONAL OVERLOAD, OH MY GOD I LOVE YOU, MAC!
Then Robin--and I needn't even say I was crying all through this because of course I was--picks her up and says "My baby" and hugs her and twirls her and Emma looks so, so happy.
Lucy is SHOCKED.
Felix is like "Is this allowed? Does she even go here?"
Mac is also SHOCKED (AND ADORABLE)
Sabrina feels...something. I know she is feeling an emotion. Probably several! But I can't identify them. Is she shocked to the point of stoicism? Is this an acting choice?
So we'll just say that she feels...things TBD.
Then Robin says "Mommy's here" and she turns and locks eyes with Patrick and!!!
I don't think any of us will be satisfied until we watch it again. Maybe three or for more times. Don't look at me like that--I am willing to bet CASH MONEY (or at least MY PRIDE ON THE INTERNETS) that you've done the same. I bet you're watching it again right now! I hope you have tissues handy.


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10 Smart Kitchen Storage Solutions for Renters
One of the most frequently lamented problems in a kitchen is a lack of storage, an issue that can be compounded when it's a rental kitchen and you don't have as many possibilities to customize it to your needs. Even when you can't renovate, here are some ideas taken from some of our house tours and our sister site The Kitchn that can help you make the most of what you've got.
1. In Kate's home, counter risers help add some storage space for spices and grains, added chrome shelving keeps her utensils and pots close at hand, and a classic solution — a peg board — adds some much-needed storage in the absence of cabinets.
2. Mark's kitchen offers a number of innovative storage solutions. An island serves double duty as a breakfast bar/dining table. Because the island is on casters, you could wheel it out a bit and add more stools when guests come over. Also notice the microwave shelf above the fridge, which maximizes vertical space, and the use of an unusual location for a pot rack.
3. If you're short on counter space, why not turn the old idea of a bar cart into one that suits your particular needs? Elsie turned this old cart into a coffee/tea station, but you could just as easily use a rolling cart as a baking station or storage for oils, vinegars, spices, and herbs.
4. By using an old desk as a microwave stand and as extra storage space, Rodellee has devised a clever way to keep some essentials close at hand, including fresh herbs, and she is able to stash her recycling neatly below.
5. The Kitchn suggests using CD storage racks to corral all the rogue container lids that can so easily clutter and consume cabinet space.
6. Veronica and Keith cleverly make use of vertical space by keeping their produce in hanging baskets and by relying on a hanging pot rack. They added a freestanding island, which offers more counter space and a handy place for the microwave and trash can. Cookbooks are simply and neatly housed in stacked wooden crates.
7. Kelly and Michael offset an awkward cabinet arrangement with the addition of an IKEA shelf. Even if you can't add any shelves to your rental space, you can steal their idea of sticking useful items, like this timer, to the side of cabinets, where they aren't easily visible, but are close at hand.
8. If you've got some open wall space, but it's not deep enough for the addition of cabinets or a sideboard, you can take a cue from Lisa and Clay's kitchen and use a row of low bookcases, which can offer handy pantry storage or a display place for narrower dishes.
9. In Jesse and Leia's kitchen, elevated shelves, use of the refrigerator top, and an IKEA pot rack maximize space. If you aren't allowed to put screws in the wall but still want to use every inch of space, consider a tiered produce basket, which rests on the floor but offers a bit of verticality.
10. Kathryn & David have not only created a beautiful little corner for all their fruits and vegetables, but they've also added a hanging garlic basket. If you don't have counter space to spare, hanging baskets like these are small enough to fit under a counter or in small corners, but they're useful enough to keep bits and bobs off the counter.
(Images: as credited above, from our house tours and our sister site The Kitchn)


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7 things I wish to do before I die
1 Watch a Michael jackson Concert
2 Read all 4 vedas
3 Write a Book
4 Become a Politician (Chief Minister of TN to be precise)
5 Do Something to improve/market/improve-tourism Temples of South India.
6 Live over 100 years. (I try to login-messenger/walk-in when people talk about me)
7 Make a mainstream commercial Tamil movie (With item dance et all)
7 things I do not enjoy doing:
1 Listening to some parents talking about acheivements of their kids. (No matter what it is I dont think too much of it. And Some parents have even praised the smooth way in which their kids soiled the diaper)
3 Hard Work
4 Worrying about uncertainities (It doesnt stop me from being paranoid)
5 Being Politically correct - Make small talk just for the sake of it - Adjust to Society.
6 Play any form of Antakshari
7 Search for a job
7 things that Attracted Me to Blogging
1. Ekta Mehra was the first blog I read.
2. Voyeurism
3. I like Writing
4. I am a rabble rouser. This is a good way to rouse... rabble
5. Keep in Touch with other people
6. This ventilates my frustrations in life.
7. Good Timepass
7 things I say most often
1. Enna Nakkala (are u kidding)
2. Podalanga (Its a vegetable - but i use it when i want to say 'bull shit')
3. Narayana
4. Elai
5. Pullai ( i call my wife/mom/girl-cousins this way)
6. Ammmmmmmaaaaaaaaaaaa ( The movie Anjali's lifelong impact on me - I say this the way Anjali says it when she comes back home and calls Revathi from her bed). - It freaks out a lot of people when i suddenly say it. My wife took a long time to adjust to this.
7. Dude ... Okie Dok..wokaaay
7 Books I like
1. The Vulture is a Patient bird - J.H. Chase
2. LOTR - Tolkien
3. Tintin - Herge
4. Vaishnavism - Srinivasa Char
5. Superman - D.C Comics
6. Treasure Island - R.L. Stevenson
7. Bachelor of Arts - R.K.Narayan
( PGW, Crichton, Catch-22, MASH and Ian Fleming are already in my user profile)
7 Movies I want to watch again:
1. Anjali ( I celeberate September 18 even today :-) )
2. Fight Club
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Any Sivaji Movie - Big Fan - Karnan - specifically
5 Michael Madana Kamarajan
6 Thillu Mullu
7 Any K.Balachandar Movie - Moondru Mudichu - specifically
(Memento is already in my user profile)
7 pieces of Music I enjoy
1 William Tell Symphony
2 Somewhere in The World - BoneyM ( Daddy Cool or Sunny would do too)
3 Thirupaavai - MLV.
4 Who is It? Michael jackson
7 Aap Jaisa Koi - Qurbani (The Julie Dil Kya Kare Instant Karma Remix was like a close second)


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Man the Animal and Man the God
At the bottom of the scale we have Man an animal. Definitely, Man an animal. See that? At the upper end of the scale, in extremis, we have Man a god. —L. Ron Hubbard
In a new look at the Eight Dynamics, Mr. Hubbard delivers a classic delineation of the relationship between the dynamics and the Tone Scale.
It begins with a first characterization of the dynamics as "a gradient scale of the universe." As a being descends the Tone Scale from Man the god to Man the animal, each phase of his decline parallels a consecutive individuation from the Eighth down to and even below the First Dynamic. Out of these mechanics come all unconscious actions, responses, valences and even the existence of a Reactive Mind.
In the end, the being is trapped. And whereas the trap is of his own making, it is no less his own undoing—for short of auditing, it is permanent. A first in its description of what Mr. Hubbard calls the "theory of individuation," this lecture gives a wholly fresh insight into what has been achieved every time a Clear is made.


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Addiction Counselor
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Marriage and Family Therapist
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I like to work with clients, including adolescents, to help them on their journey to wellness as they overcome addictions. In addition to substance and alcohol addictions, I also like to work with clients who have addictions that are rooted in technology, such as addictions to video games, online chat rooms, video chatting, social media sites, and sexting.
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Licensed Professional Counselor
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Dealing with an addiction can be very daunting and lonely. In therapy one primary focus is to provide a safe and comfortable environment that allows open dialogue for clients to express and share how addiction has negatively impacted various areas of their lives. In treatment I will collaborate with clients to develop a support group in addition to establishing realistic and achievable goals that are conducive to maintaining recovery. To schedule an appointment with Akeem call TR Counseling & Wellness at 203-819-7650.
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While most treatment approaches to addiction include 12 step programs, rehabs, and now sober living houses, Grey Matters International, Inc. provides a wildly successful alternative to traditional models of addiction treatment----that keeps the brain in mind. That is, talking to the conscious brain while the primal brain is deciding things even before you are consciously aware? Well, that is the problem to solve in addiction. We have the solution utilizing a new cutting edge neuroscience-centered brain rebalancing system. Contact email@example.com or call 877-606-6161.
Addiction Counselor
Stokes Counseling Services, LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
In 06770 - Nearby to Southbury.
Addiction can affect many people and their families. Addiction is a complex of symptoms that often need support from outside help to understand the underline issues that is causing you to abuse substances. We will work together to help you stay healthy through a variety of techniques to control your impulses and reach out for support from others. Call us today to schedule your appointment.
Addiction Counselor
Joyce Colburn, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
In 06880 - Nearby to Southbury.
My approach to clients with addiction issues depends on the nature of the addiction (alcohol and drugs, gambling, internet, smoking, and other compulsive behaviors). Treatment includes addressing the client's denial, employing cognitive behavior therapy, sending clients to AA or NA, and may also involve bringing in members of the client's family to help clients understand the ramifications of their addictions and the necessity to change.
Addiction Counselor
Matthew Bastiaanse, LMFT
Licensed Marriage and Family therapist
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However, major surgery on the federal farm program will be necessary in the new 2003 farm bill—now dubbed Farm Security Act—to eliminate the need for life-saving IVs in the future.
Two panels of eight prominent California producers told U.S. Rep. Saxby Chambliss, chairman of the House Agriculture Subcommittee on General Farm Commodities and Risk Management, they don't like getting emergency life-support government checks any better than anyone else. However, without the emergency assistance they've been receiving from Congress over the past three years they would not be surviving today. And, that is about all they are doing.
The economic plight of producers is the worst he has seen in his 35 years of farming, said Tranquility, Calif. producer John Pucheu, chairman of the Supima Association, president of California Cotton Growers Association and past chairman of Calcot.
Gregg Palla, Kern County, Calif., producer described his fellow producers appearing before Chambliss and two California Congressmen, U.S. Rep. Calvin Dooley of Hanford and George Radanovich of Mariposa as "the best of the best" who today are not focusing on improving profitability, but on concerned about staying in business.
Chambliss agreed: "My good farmers who never complain are now coming to me and saying the situation is serious,"
Congress has an $80 billion appropriation to solve the problem in the new farm bill, an amount the Congressmen said is surprisingly large, but nevertheless needed.
They wanted to know how best to use that money to keep American agriculture viable, and they need answers quick. According to Chambliss, House Ag Committee chairman Larry Combest of Texas wants a bill drafted before the August recess and ready for floor action when legislators reconvene in September.
And, Combest wants "no rock unturned" to find a way to get farmers out of the current malaise, said Chambliss.
California producers have not changed their opposition to mandatory supply constraints just as they once again asked for an end to payment limitations.
Hanford, Calif. farmer Chuck Nichols said payment limitations punish California farms larger than a few hundred acres. Crafters of the next farm will have to choose whether it is "more important to have a healthy farm economy determined by efficiency or a smaller, much higher subsidized agricultural economy with many less efficient producers."
While issues like payment limitations and supply management have been troublesome to Western producers, much of today current's woes are the result of a strong U.S. dollar, according to the producers. It as much as anything has derailed the intent of the last farm bill, which was heralded as the end-all subsidies of farm bills.
The high value dollar has effectively closed doors to export markets, according to Dan Errotabere of Riverdale, Calif., chairman of the California Cotton Growers Association. Expanding exporters were one of the cornerstones of the FAIR Act.
Errotabere, Nichols and the others advocated indexing federal farm support to the strength of the U.S. dollar and providing support for producers when the value of the dollar hinders export sales.
"There is a one to one correlation between my bottom line at the end of the year and the strength of the dollars," said Nichols.
All producers also support the concept of a counter-cyclical income support program.
However, Western producers believe the ultimate way out of their current plight is to sell out of it.
One suggestion that captured the attention of all three Congressmen was Lemoore, Calif. grower Craig Pederson's idea of a domestic Market Access Program (MAP) like the one now federally funded for foreign sales of U.S. products.
Pederson, immediate past chairman of the California Wheat Commission, said farmers are running out of profitable cropping options and must start acting more as entrepreneurs than farmers.
"Our new opportunities must lie in diversifying up the chain and seeking new value-added options for our products," Pederson said, who added that the European Union spends more on market development in the U.S. than the U.S. spends on comparable programs worldwide.
"We have a market here…tremendous potential to expand our sales and our farm incomes if farmers act as entrepreneurs," he said.
The Kings County farmer quickly won an ally in Chambliss who said if Pederson's idea could do for other commodities what Cotton Incorporated's Cotton USA program has done, he would support it.
Each Western producer also supported crop insurance reform. None used the current program because it is not cost-effective for high cost irrigated farming. Errotabere endorsed the "cost or production" insurance concept now under review by the federal Risk Management Agency
The government has committed "billons of dollars" to crop reform and Errotabere said hopes it resulted in true risk management products not subject to abuses.
While the federal farm program has been a disaster under the FAIR act, Helm, Calif. producer Don Cameron and the others supported the planting flexibility in the act as well as the marketing loan program.
However, American farmers are on the "edge of economic collapse. Without rapid, major support to our industry, we will be in the same food supply as we are with our oil supply," said Cameron, first vice chairman of the California Tomato Growers Association and California chairman with the American Cotton Producers.
Palla said resolving the farm crisis is not simply an issue of how much to support farmer, but of strategic importance to the well being of America. He encouraged the Congressman to "put strategic importance on American agriculture."
While the hearing focused on the basic commodities, all of the producers said the economic health of wheat, cotton, rice, soybeans and the like have direct impact on California's other high value crops. When the economic return for these basis commodities is low, Western producers switch to other, non-commodity crops and that often leads to oversupplies and low prices there.
While western producers do not support mandatory supply management, they do support expansion of the Conservation Reserve Program, even though it is not widely used in the West. It does throttle down the supplies of the basic commodities, making the remaining supplies across the U.S. more profitable.
The challenge of the new Farm Security Act is how we can build on the past success of American agriculture being a low-cost provider of food to the nation and maintaining this national resource, said Pederson.


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Later, Ms Arterton joined front row stars including the actors Alan Cuming, Jared Leto and Mena Suvari at the G-Star Raw autumn/winter presentation. The collection was a futuristic moto-cross version of denim and leather with Mad Max overtones. Life vest style jackets and tailcoats topped baggy and skinny jeans in a dark, dirty denim, many cut in the new 'arc' shape, curved to flatter the legs. The look was tough and streetwise, including a neo geo-camouflage print, khaki serge battledress jackets and asymmetric maxi skirts.


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In February 2012, the Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) chapter of Students for Sensible Drug Policy was told that NOVA was "unable to fund any student organizations with a political agenda." NOVA policies additionally prohibited any student group "with a political or religious affiliation" from receiving funding from student activity fees. FIRE reminded NOVA in May 2012 of its obligation to ensure viewpoint neutrality in distributing student group funding, as decided by the Supreme Court in Rosenberger v. Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia (1995) and Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System v. Southworth (2000). On June 1, the Virginia Community College System informed FIRE that NOVA will reform its "outdated" policies to comply with the First Amendment.
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When it comes to ending viewpoint discrimination against political and religious student organizations, we're happy to report that sometimes history repeats itself. FIRE supporters may remember our 2010 case at Northern Illinois University (NIU), when the student group Students for Sensible Drug Policy was subjected to discriminatory funding rules that prevented the group, by nature of its mission, from being eligible for student activity funding. If not, here's a quick summary: SSDP was first considered for recognition on October 24, 2010, as a "Social Justice, Advocacy, and Support" group because it advocates "that the War on Drugs is failing our […]» Read More


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Since I was 16 I've been wanting to get my nipples pierced. I'm not exactly sure what led me to them, but they've always been both fascinating, and, in my opinion, gorgeous. Two weeks ago I turned "legal", and that day I went to go get my conch pierced, but I was itching for more. Over the two years of waiting for the chance to walk into a shop and scream at the top of my lungs "I want my NIPPLES pierced!" I finally, on impulse, I drove over to the best piercing studio I knew of, threw my caution in the wind, and did it.
So I walked into Skin Art Gallery and approached a man at the counter, asking if the piercer was in. He told me she was finishing up lunch, so I took the time to look through the artists portfolios in admiration. The man I was talking to, presumably the owner, asked me what I wanted and I say, coyly but as confident as I could "Nipples." The thing, for me, is that I'm not scared of the needles (I've got a high pain tolerance), but I'm more shy than most girls, and talking to a stranger about my breasts wasn't exactly fun, but someone had to pierce 'em! A couple other guys asked me about the piercings, saying it was "admirable" and that it should be "a lot of fun" as I waited for Sarah, the piercer, to return from lunch.
As soon as she returned I told her what I wanted as she gave me some paperwork to fill out as she set up the room. Both nipples would be $70, so I handed her $85 for the cost plus tip. She led me back to the room and pulled a down the blinds and put the curtain down (they were thin blinds and fabric so I could still visibly see out and people could clearly see in, but I had no choice but to ignore it).
Sarah showed me all the equipment as she pulled them out of new bags and cleaned me off as she explained the procedure. She wrapper the shaft of the clamps in a rubber band as I sat up on the table, and then she marked me. Sarah explained the shape and size of breasts affect the placement and that she would mark them a certain way so they would heal straight. (For the record, they're a D cup but regularly shaped, so I'm guessing she does that for all clients). I expected to lay down on the table but she went ahead and had me uncross my legs as she adjusted the clamp. I didn't look, but I could hear a group of guys chatting around the piercing room, so I just thought "Take it like a man!". Deep inhale... and the first needle went through. In general when getting piercings, I focus on a spot on the wall in the room and concentrate on it for dear life, which really, really curbs most of the pain. I just faintly said "Shit" really quietly as she put in the barbell and moved on to the next one. This one hurt a little more, but I focused on the same spot and I was done! Sarah went on to say that I'm the best person she's pierced because I don't complain/scream/get freaked out about the needles (my mindset: why walk into a shop just to complain/shit your pants? That will make you psych yourself out and it will annoy the people who work there!)
She cleaned up and gave me the cleaning instructions after bandaging me up. It's been quite a few hours since I got them done, and I'm mildly sore because of driving and taking off the banadages to show a friend of mine after I left the place.
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