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We can hardly believe we're one week away from the arrival of the artists and dancers! This time next week we'll begin the travel and preparation phase of this project. Coordinated trips to the airports...a flurry of rehearsals and gatherings...filming and dancing and storytelling. Next week certainly promises to be full of energy, beauty, and laughter! We look forward to seeing everyone at the show...and for those of you who will be unable to attend, we look forward to sharing our footage as we prepare a sneak-peek at what we've captured so far!
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What a whirlwind this month has been! Lonnie, Tonya, and Elizabeth and Donald flew to NYC to film interviews with some of the dancers and performers who will be participating in the 2017 Juneteenth show. We spent a lot of time in Brooklyn and (despite constant rain), got some incredible footage! A big 'thank you' to all the artists who opened their studio and their hearts to us...we are in awe of your talent and kindness.
Exciting News!
Our project has been accepted for Fiscal Sponsorship and Artist Development with SF Film in San Francisco! Check out our page on their site:
Forward Motion...
We've recently completed filming two interviews with the incomparable Ms Elayne Jones. Elayne Jones is one of the most prominent percussionists in the field of American orchestral music. She was chosen personally by Leopold Stokowski to work with his American Symphony Orchestra when it was founded. Ms Jones has been an inspiration and an avid supporter of The Grown Women Dance Collective since first meeting Tonya in 2012. We are honored and humbled to have the opportunity to work with an icon of the orchestral music world.
The location and date of this year's performance will be announced very soon and we know our performers and audience will be as thrilled with the amazing theater we've chosen as we are. In addition to the hard work that this performance and film demands, Tonya has also found time to publish a new website for the GWD Collective. We hope you'll stop by and read about the fabulous artists who will be involved in the 2017 Juneteenth performance. If you follow the link below, you can read more about this amazing project, purchase tickets, and register to be informed when more information becomes available. Let us know what you think!


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As we plunge headlong into the holiday season, I'm thinking a good bit about the consumer aspect of Christmas. Read More
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Planner/Journal Planning for 2016
I love planners. I love the idea of them, anyway. I certainly use my Google Calendar…but I am an analog keeper of plans. Every year, I buy a planner or a Daytimer or put one together using a binder and printable templates. And every year I stop using it after about a month. They end up being too big, too bulky, and not giving me space to plan what I want. And therein lies the problem: I am a special snowflake and I want my planner to be a special snowflake, too. Keep Reading
Creation Station, The Best Thing I've Ever Added to My Classroom
Kids are crafty and creative. If you give them a pile of materials, they will think of ways to put things together that we, intelligent adults that we are, would never have thought of in a million years. They'll make all of our Pinterest searching and project planning seem like, well, child's play. But Creation Station isn't just about making things! Read More
50 Strategies for Differentiation, Adaptation, and Support for Early Learners
Whether there are 40 students or 5 in a classroom, there are always differences in how kids learn and what they need in order to be successful. The longer you work with children, the more tools you'll have in your toolbox and you might think you've got it all figured out, until the day that you don't. Students' needs vary widely and what works for one year's class might not work for another; what has worked for the 150 students you've taught over the last 7 years might not work for the new student who arrived last week. To help you build your toolbox, here are 50 strategies for differentiation, adaptation, and support for early learners. Read More


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I've written in the blog before about the benefits of networking, and over the last bank holiday weekend, I've seen the result of one of those networking opportunities. Many months ago, at an author event in one of my local bookshops, I mentioned to one of the other authors that it would be nice to do an author event at a National Trust property. Now, this other author happened to be a volunteer at my local National Trust property, and so she approached them. They turned out to be enthusiastic about the idea. For the first May Bank Holiday each year, they hold a Secondhand Book Fair, so it seemed natural to have local Shropshire Authors selling and signing their books at the same fair.
Now both of us are members of the same writer's circle too, so the idea expanded into making it an event where we could publicise some of our work as a group too. We ran a writing competition for children and adults to enter, encouraging them to write about anything connected with their visit to the National Trust property at Attingham Park. We're looking forward to judging the entries as they come in, and we've even got a representative from the National Trust getting involved in the judging too.
Not only did the event turn out to be a useful sales opportunity, but because we'd tried to contact as many writers as we could who lived in the area with books to sell, we met with many whom we'd never seen before.
We also managed to get a local book distributor to come along too, and they wandered around the stalls looking at all of the books on offer. As a result, I know that they will be buying copies of my walking book 'Best Walks in the Welsh Borders' from my publisher's sale rep who happens to be visiting them today! Which also means that my books will soon be in many more local shops and retail outlets, perfect for the market.
So from that one small idea many, many months ago, somehow, through a lot of hard work and determination from several members of the writer's circle and the staff and volunteers at the National Trust, we had a great event. And it was interesting to hear both authors and visitors mentioning an event 'next year' too. Oo-er, what have we done?
And of course, it goes without saying, I shall be 'writing about what I know' and I hope to get an article or two out of this!
This exercise clearly shows that you benefit from the hard work that you put into something. So put the work into your writing, and you'll reap the benefits too.
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I have been here a week and it has been very different from what I know; from the shower being in the middle of the bathroom with no stall, cows, pigs, and goats on top of carts stealing food, rickshaws all decked out with tassels and music blaring, dogs sitting on park benches taking naps with old men waking up next to them. I have to admit I had a good start to the week, but going from spring weather into mid-summer heat has been a little tough. We do not have washing machines so we all went out and bought detergent. What we didn't realize is that the detergent is in the form of a bar of soap and it has raised lines like a make shift washboard, so I have been taking a shower with my clothes and washing them and then drying them on cots in the hot sun. I have to say my clothes feel like they are hot out of the dryer but stiff as a board.
The heat can be a bit unbearable. Yesterday it was 104 degrees in the shade and the Indian government turns off the electric once a week to purge the system and conserve energy, so needless to say it was one of the hottest days I have ever experienced. The best part is that I started the day with yoga and by 10 a.m. I was dancing with no fan. It was rough! I ended up spending the rest of the day at the palace and relaxing and went to bed very early. The nights are beautiful and dark. There is a cool summer breeze that is so enveloping you would think you were sitting on the beach rather than the middle of a desert, and the smell of flowers from the trees make you think honeysuckle is wafting right into your mouth all while I sit and listen to Bapa talk about the origins of his family and how they conquered over the rulers before them. Bapa is a prince of the town and his family has ruled the area since the 1700's; he talks to us about how we should make our projects wild, and do something we have never done and encourages us to use our imaginations to take us where we need to go. The discussions are interesting and helpful and make you want to get up and try something new. My only problem is that the doctor I would like to interview is very busy and I have not been able to get an appointment with her. Hopefully I will be able to get a hold of her today and set up time for an interview.
We were all invited to a Muslim wedding this Sunday, but it did not happen. There is a custom to have meat and alcohol at this event and being that we are not to eat meat or drink it was decided that we should not go just in case something were to happen. Instead we all spent the weekend doing yoga and dancing. Well let me rephrase that; the women spent the weekend doing these things, the boys were able to go about as they pleased. Apparently it is not safe for women to walk around alone and we are to have a chaperone every time we leave the palace grounds. This is a hard custom for me to grasp, being that I have been living on my own for the past 16 years. For example, last night a few of the girls wanted to go to a performance to see one of the cooks play drums, but we were told it was too unsafe and were made to stay in. I didn't mind having accompaniment the first few days, but I guess I figured that once I got comfortable I would be able to leave when I pleased and I still cannot. I guess I will just have to get used to being catered to and living somewhat like a royal person or in the least a guest of the royal family. There are ups and downs to this whole experience. Living like royalty: perk. Being an independent woman: not so much a perk.


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Through a friend's blog, I found this wonderful flash game, which I'm totally addicted to.
Flash Element TD is a flash game inspired by the Warcraft III TD (Tower Defense). The aim of the game is to kill all monsters (bosses, goblins, birds etcetera) walking through a maze by shooting at them with war towers that you build on the grass around the maze. These towers costs gold, which is gained for every creature killed. Every eight level, one wood is received, which can be used for research. For another cost, the towers already built can be advanced at well. Through the game, as your towers and your skill advance, so do the enemy, becoming stronger and faster. My highscore is right now 786 points at level 23. Try beat that!
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Three weeks after starting our fundraising mission for KidsCan, and one week before the big day, we reached our $1000 target! I am super thankful to everyone who has contributed and will be thinking of them and their support when I'm out on that trail feeling like giving up. So thanks all for being amazing and helping us out. The fundraising page will be up for another couple of days so if anyone is keen to take us over our goal, that'd be awesome-times-infinity, of course. In any case, one of the beers I'll have right after the run this coming Saturday will definitely be for all of you who've donated.
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Some of my fellow bloggers have written some poignant posts on a tough subject; forgiveness. It started with a gut wrenching post by Diana Murdock on her journey to forgiveness and then Angela Wallace followed up with a great post about the key ingredient to reconciliation. Then just recently, I read an amazing post by Louise Behiel on her path to forgiveness. All are must-reads.
On Angela's suggestion, I decided to repost (with a few edits) a post I did on the subject quite some time ago.
It all started when I watched Oprah interview Tyler Perry (Oct 2010) about his life. The interview took my breath away when Mr. Perry spoke about how he had forgiven his father for the abuse he suffered at his hands and how that forgiveness freed him to live his life according to his own truth. He said he called his father, and let it all out and then…let it go! I could imagine some of Oprah's viewers were puzzled. How would THAT enable someone to forgive another? But I wasn't confused. For me, it made perfect sense.
Over the years, many people have asked me that same question; how was I able to forgive my mother for being abusive and more pointedly…why? For me, the quest to forgiveness was very similar to that of Mr. Perry's.
It happened almost by accident. From around 13 to 18 years old, I was an incredibly angry person. I was violent, mouthy, and aggressive. I had no respect for anyone in my life. I treated people poorly, was a bully, and was absolute tyrant towards my mother.
I knew that my anger had to do with how my mother had treated me growing up. She had been physically and verbally abusive for most of my childhood but stopped when I was around 11 years old. I knew that violence was second nature to me; that it actually felt good and comfortable to me. I understood that I lashed out in large part to gain a sense of control because for so long, I felt like I had none. I knew I felt the need to get even. I felt like the world and everyone in it had betrayed me and therefore owed me. I felt entitled and I felt justified. And as I got older, it got worse. The anger took over. I got to a point where I didn't know how to control it or stop. I raged. I no longer knew how to not be angry anymore, how to let go and be free. I was possessed!
On my 18th birthday, I was living in an apartment and a party got out of hand. The police were involved and my landlord called my mother and told her that I was evicted. At that time, she was living 2 hours away and had been covering the cost of rent so I could graduate from my high school with my childhood friends.
After dealing with the landlord, we sat down at my kitchen table. To this day, I don't know what happened to me or what prompted me to open up but I did. For over 4 hours, I unleashed everything. I told her everything I felt, every single thing I had done, every single terrible thing that had happened to me that she had no idea about. I let everything out; how I felt about her, how I felt about how she had treated me, how I felt about my father because he hadn't stopped her. There was no detail of my life, my thoughts, or my feelings left unturned or untold. I bore my soul to her.
I was raw and exposed but surprisingly, at the same time, I was empowered in a way I had never known. I was stunned that I felt such relief to have gotten it all off my chest; to finally have unburdened myself and to have been, for the first time in my life, 100% honest with not only her, but myself!
And, in that moment, I forgave her.
Most importantly, I forgave her not because she asked, not because she was sorry, not because she wanted or needed me to. I forgave her because it was in that moment that I realized that the only way to release myself from the past, from the anger and pain, was to forgive her. I had to forgive her for myself. It was the only way to let go and renew myself! Hanging on to that pain, hurt, and anger was exhausting and it was slowly killing me.
From that moment forward, my life changed; I changed. I still stumbled and had ups and downs over the years but that "blast/opening" was the defining moment that set me on a course for real change and growth.
Like Mr. Percy in his interview, forgiving my mother wasn't about "letting her off the hook" and I was in no way saying "how you treated me was okay." It was about saying "what happened, happened. I wish it hadn't happened but I accept that I can't change it and I am done letting it control me."
I came to realize and understand that my mother had done the best she could with what she knew at the time. And when she knew better, she did better. How could a person ask any more of another?
At that point in my life, had I not forgiven her and let go of the past, the only person I would have injured would have been myself. I would have found myself living a life of anger and blame; holding my mother responsible for anything bad in my life, for my poor choices and bad decisions and for any and every thing wrong in my life.
And sure, you know what, at that age and to a certain degree, it was true. Had she not been abusive, maybe I would have grown up with a more solid sense of self and self-esteem that would have propelled me to make different, better choices but that wasn't the case. But at some point in my life, I had to become the ultimate keeper of the choice. At some point, the responsibility and the fault for the wreckage I was making of my own life laid squarely on my own shoulders – no one else's. At some point, it was all on me otherwise I would never own the ability to make my life grand.
A life of blame would have meant life as a victim; frozen in time forever. Because being a victim left me powerless to be a champion in my life. Too focused on the past to see the potential of the future.
People often ask me if I'd change anything that happened. And you know what, I wouldn't. Yes it was hard, yes it had its challenges but it made me who I am today. And it made my mother who she is. And the culmination of those experiences has allowed us to create a most amazing mother/daughter best friendship that without our experiences, we wouldn't have.
We both did the best we could with what we knew at the time. And when we knew better, we did better.
How has forgiveness changed your life?
If you enjoyed this post, check out more blog deliciousness here:
- Loving yourself is the key to a happy and fulfilling life. Diana Murdock made some incredibly beautiful vows to herself and shared it with all of us. We could all stand to make vows of our own.
- And Elena Aitken did a beautiful post on owning her own truths.
- Debra Kristi did a fantastic post on looking at if your relationships were good for your health and…some advice on what to do if they aren't.


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Please forgive the redundant copyright messages, I've found that sometimes my stories are copypasted in part and used elsewhere.
Copyright of Nanna Marker 2010.
Lei was flying. It was mid day and she couldn't see anything for the brightness. Suddenly an unreasonable gust of wind grabbed hold of her and threw her, back down, into a spiderweb.
The brightness lessened and Lei could see clear as night. Black was approaching.
"Fooooood," he taunted in a ghoulish voice. "Fooood."
Lei realised she was naked.
"Food," taunted Black, looking down at her with hungry eyes. In one movement he grabbed her wrists and ankles, and spread them far apart.
"Food," said Black and laughed while webbing her hands and feet to the web.
From somewhere outside one of the birds that never left for winter made a loud racket and Lei woke. She wasn't sure whether to feel blessed or sad to have been rescued from that dream. It had been frightening but also... erotic. That was it. Erotic!
Lei smiled to herself. She had had erotic dreams before, but back then she hadn't been a full-blown woman. A good three-quarters of a year had passed since she had left her cocoon a full adult. In that time, she hadn't thought much about the mysteries of womanhood. Now that she, as a woman, had a taste of lust, what sprang to mind was that it really was about time.
Still smiling smugly, Lei snuggled against the soft silk. Her bedding was heavenly.
Black had padded her winter-hole with a thick insulating layer of it, and had made her several thick, fluffy, blankets. He had sternly instructed her that if she ever froze she should call for him, and he would come warm her.
It was no wonder her first erotic dream had been of Black. His silk delightfully caressed her skin all night, every night; all her winter-clothing was insulated with it. And at day she slept in the warmth of this wonderful bedding that was all his making.
Lei pressed her face into her blanket and inhaled deeply. Spending all day breathing his scent, it was no wonder she would dream of him.
In real life Black was just as strong as he had been in the dream. So swift, and overpowering, and...
Lei squeezed her legs together. Her most private place was pounding away, as if she had grown a tiny heart down there which pounded in tune with her other one.
She had never really touched herself there. Sharing a bed with two brothers and a sister didn't encourage such exploration. Before leaving home she'd never been alone while washing herself either.
Lei glanced toward her hole's exit. It had been cold at dawn; she had tied the drape closed before going to sleep. The knot hadn't loosened, and there was no risk of Black looking inside at an awkward moment. Yet, Lei kept the blanket on while slowly sliding a hand to her thong.
She had an expectant warm feeling in her gut and a mischievous grin on her lips. Alone or not. This was naughty.
Her fingers reached the top of her thong. She slipped them under, and slid further to get to where it throbbed.
Lei's smile disappeared. Something was wrong. Her fingers had found wetness. A lot of it. It felt too slimy to be pee. Lei threw off her cover, sat up, and looked at her fingers.
They weren't bloody, and it was the wrong time for that anyhow.
There wasn't anything to see, except that her fingers were wet. Lei rubbed her thumb against the wet fingertips. The wetness felt slimy. Nauseous with worry, Lei took off her thong, curled forward as best she could, and did her best to look at her privates. It was an impossible place to inspect on your own.
What if she had an infection? She didn't know anything about treating infections. All she had ever cared to learn about was bow-making. What if she got sick?
She forced the panic back and started wiping herself clean. Then she dressed and took a short trip into the daylight for snow. It took her a while to melt enough snow with her hands to wet a corner of a blanket. But, once that was done, cleaning off the last of the slime was fairly easy.
Lei had a hard time going back to sleep and often moved her hand into her thong to check for slime. After an hour of restlessness, there was still no trace of slime, and Lei slowly calmed. After even longer, she fell back asleep.
When she woke at sunset, the first thing she did was check her privates for slime. Lei breathed a sigh of relief when her fingers only found slight moisture. That was the normal condition of that area.
She smelled her fingers and was shocked by the tangy smell. Although, she admitted to herself, she really had no clue how she was supposed to smell down there. Lei cursed herself for not having been curious about that sooner.
Outside her hole the night was beautiful. There was snow everywhere. But, Lei was not in a mood to enjoy it.
Black seemed to be in a good mood, until her sourness infected him and he crawled off to mind his own business. Lei didn't bother to apologise. Black rarely bothered to when he was having a bad night.
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She washed her nether region at least five times that night, although there was no trace of the slime of the day. When dawn came, she felt a little better. Whatever had caused the slime, it had probably gone away.
Sleep came to her easily.
Lei was flying through the forest. Something was chasing her. Something fast. She was flapping her wings with all her might, but the wind just wouldn't obey properly, and the something was catching up to her.
Then it caught her and she realised it was her father.
"You are bad," he said, bent her over his lap, and pushed an arm between her folded wings, spreading them. His other arm he raised up in the air, preparing to spank her buttocks.
"You are very bad," he said, but it was no longer her father. The man holding her was Black.
Lei whimpered as he pulled her arms behind her back and folded them over her wings.
"Very bad." Blacks voice was smooth and hungry. His legtips were wandering all over her body.
Lei squeezed her legs together to protect her most private place. Black said nothing but pressed legs between her thighs and...
Lei woke. Her stomach was buzzing with warmth and her nether was pounding. She squeezed her legs together around the sensation.
There was a squishy feeling where her thighs pressed against her thong.
"Oh no," whimpered Lei, and started sobbing.
Kokata studied Lei from his hiding place. She had been moody for days, and it seemed she couldn't look at him without finding something to yell about. He was tired of being yelled at.
He was in a right mind to lay himself in the snow and speed up time. Maybe when spring arrived, Lei would be more like herself and less like a beetle.
Lei rose from her work and flew off. She returned shortly after. Most likely it had just been a piss break.
She sat back down at her usual work place, and picked up the leaf spine she had been working on before leaving, but then put it back down and simply started sobbing.
She looked very alone and scared.
Kokata left his place of hiding and crawled to her, approaching from behind.
"What's wrong?" he asked, and hated the way she stiffened her shoulders at the sound of his voice.
"Nothing," claimed Lei, and snorted back snot.
"Then why are you crying about it?" snarled Kokata.
"It's got nothing to do with you," said Lei, and surreptitiously wiped her nose and eyes. As if he couldn't guess that was what she was doing.
"What has got nothing to do with me?" pushed Kokata, straining not to snarl. He hated that she wouldn't confide in him.
"I think I'm sick," confided Lei, quietly.
"Sick?" Kokata's stomach jumped up to his heart, somersaulted, and dove down hard on his guts. "How sick? Sick how?"
"I don't know," sobbed Lei.
"Don't know!" snarled Kokata. "How can you not know?"
"It's in the nether region," sobbed Lei. "I don't know what it is."
"How bad is it?"
"I don't know," sobbed Lei, and then she started telling a long confusing story about slime, and washing, and fresh slime, and sleeping, and finished it with:
"... And now I just went to pee and there was slime in my thong. And I don't know what it is. And I don't know what to do. And I'm scared."
Kokata felt like a bucketful of rocks were churning around inside his stomach. If Lei was scared, he was terrified. They were far from any kind of people. How would he get her to a healer in the middle of winter? How would he even find a healer?
"Allright," said Kokata. "Slime." He slid some legs around Lei and hugged her. "It doesn't have to be dangerous. Maybe it's just a minor infection."
"What if it's a parasite?" sobbed Lei. "What if something crawled in there and laid it's eggs?"
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"Everything will be fine," comforted Kokata, and gently rocked her, but really he was anything but calm.
"I don't know what to do," wept Lei, pressing back against him.
"You need to let me look at it," said Kokata.
Lei stiffened in his hold.
"I know," snarled Kokata, "it's a private place. But maybe I can see something that you can't."
"You're not a healer," said Lei.
"No. But I'm good at killing bugs," snarled Kokata. "If it's a parasite that, at least, should be useful."
For a moment, Lei was silent. Kokata was just about to press the issue when she beat him to it.
"Allright," she said, and pushed out of his hold. "I'll let you look."
Then, her eyes firmly on the snow, Lei walked past him toward her hole. Kokata crawled after her.
Lei's hole was larger than her last one had been. There was more than room for both of them.
Kokata watched in silence as Lei took off her outer clothing, her under pants, and her thong. Under other conditions he would have loved a chance to inspect her nether region.
"I..." said Lei, holding her hands in front of her, hiding from his line of sight what the thong usually did. "I... I'm not comfortable about this."
Kokata wasn't sure what to say.
"I smell down there," said Lei, lowering her head even further.
"I don't mind," said Kokata. "Just please, let me have a look."
Lei nodded, laid herself down, and, very hesitantly, spread her legs.
Kokata moved in between and gently laid legtips on her upper thigh to spread them further. Lei's body jumped on the bedding.
"You're cold," she apologised.
"Gimme a moment," said Kokata, released Lei's thighs, and shivered for all he was worth.
"Is that better?" he asked, holding a legtip against Lei's thigh.
"Much better," said Lei, nodding.
"Good." Kokata again, put legtips on both Lei's thighs, and gently pushed for her to spread them further. Then he lowered his face till it was a mere hand's width from Lei's womanhood.
"So far it doesn't look wrong," said Kokata, though he wasn't sure exactly how it was supposed to look. "It's not a bad smell," he added, for a moment raising his body and glancing up at Lei's face. Her eyes were closed and she had a tortured, embarrassed look on her face.
Kokata ran his tips over the folds. They really were wet with something. The substance didn't seem malignant though. He moved his face even closer and inhaled deeply. It was a good smell. It was strong, and alien, but his whole body recognised it to be very good. Kokata shivered.
"Not now," he soundlessly mouthed to himself.
How could his body choose this time to respond to Lei?
Kokata took a slow deep breath to calm himself. Through his nose. It had the exact opposite effect. It was the smell. His body recognised it even if he had never smelled it before.
"Are you sure you are not supposed to smell this way?" asked Kokata, having a very hard time keeping his voice even.
"No," replied Lei. The word came out resembling an embarrassed whine.
"I think the smell is right," said Kokata, and raised himself. If he could have a few breaths without it then maybe he could clear his head. 'The smell is right.' Couldn't he find a more delicate way to put it?
"What about the slime?" asked Lei, covering her face with her hands.
"Let me check." Kokata lowered his face again, and made sure not to inhale the intoxicating aroma. Without warning, not to give Lei time to be further embarrassed, he stuck out his tongue and ran it over the wettest area.
Lei shrieked with surprise, and would have closed her legs if he hadn't held onto them. To calm her he raised himself while tasting his tongue.
"What are you doing?" Lei's voice was hoarse with shock and thick with embarrassment.
Kokata waved at her with a legtip, still tasting his tongue.
"It tastes sort of metallic," he said, and again moved his tongue around in his mouth. "It doesn't taste unhealthy. Are you sure it's not supposed to be there?"
"Of course it's not supposed to be there," complained Lei. "I told you. I've never had slime like that there."
The heavy feeling in Kokata's stomach had lifted at the arousal the scent had caused. Now it returned and pushed the arousal away.
"I'll start looking for parasites," he said, and lowered himself.
He carefully spread every fold she had. There was no sign of neither eggs nor tinybug bites, and he told her so.
"Allright," said Lei, the palms of her hands firmly attached to her face.
"The slime is coming from inside you," said Kokata. "I'll have to feel around in there."
"I don't want you to," sobbed Lei. "I wan't a healer."
"I'll be very gentle," promised Kokata, and exceedingly slowly moved a legtip toward where the cracks in the folds went deeper than could be stretched.
"Don't," screeched Lei the moment he started sliding it in.
Kokata withdrew the legtip and raised himself. Lei was sobbing hard. He could see tears running out at the sides of her hands. She was scared and miserable.
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"I can't," she sobbed. "I can't. I can't."
"It's allright," said Kokata, and pressed his cheek against one her thighs.
"You don't have to," he lied, while securing his hold on the thigh. He turned his face till his lips were on her thigh and kissed her soft white skin.
Then he opened his mouth and bit.
Lei shrieked and fought him like a caught moth-beast. Kokata pulled his teeth out of her flesh but held on tight awaiting the effect of the poison. It only took a moment, but it was a long heart-wrenching moment.
"Everything will be allright," he said, when finally Lei relaxed and sagged back on the bed.
"I feel great," sighed Lei, her arms splayed on both sides of her. "This bed is soooo soft. I love this bed."
"That's good," said Kokata gently, and slowly spread Lei's legs.
"You bit me," said Lei and giggled.
"I bit you," agreed Kokata softly, firmly keeping Lei's legs apart with two of his own.
"It didn't hurt much," said Lei. She had a wide, silly, beautiful smile on her face.
Kokata spread Lei's folds and again moved a legtip in position.
"I have dreams about you," said Lei and giggled.
"That's nice, Scrawny. Now try to lay still, please."
"I like dreaming about you, Black."
Kokata very slowly pushed the tip inward.
"That feels nice," said Lei, and moved her legs within his hold on them.
Kokata shivered. He closed his eyes and reminded himself why he was doing what he was doing.
"It tickles when you shiver," giggled Lei.
Kokata pushed further and Lei made a complaining sound.
"Was that my virginity?" she asked, with a blurred voice. "It didn't hurt much."
He wasn't sure but made sure to move even slower. He had no idea what her inside was supposed to feel like.
"It feels gooder than it hurts," sighed Lei, restlessly moving around on the bedding. "Much gooder."
Kokata felt around, first sides, then bottom side, then top side.
"Yes, there," exclaimed Lei.
"Where?" asked Kokata, slowly retracing his movement. "Did you feel something?"
"Back a bit," insisted Lei. "No, not that far. Deeper. Yes there! Touch there."
Kokata gently rubbed the spot.
"You have something there?" he asked. He couldn't feel anything resembling a parasite on the spot.
"Stay there," pleaded Lei. "It feels really good."
Kokata stopped.
"Don't stop," whined Lei.
Maybe biting her had been a bad idea. She wouldn't be much help the state she was in.
"It felt really nice," whined Lei, writhing against the bedding.
Slime squeezed out of her around his legtip. Kokata shivered with lust but pushed the feeling away.
While he had his eyes on the liquid, and his ears on Lei's ragged breathing, pieces clicked into place.
Lei was feeling lustful. With the words of young men speaking in whispers, one would say she was 'wet'. Kokata had always thought it had been a code. Secret slang for young men. He felt stupid to have taken this long to realise that the expression was literal.
Kokata pulled his legtip out of Lei, tucked her blanket around her, laid down next to her, and pulled her into a protective hug.
"This is nice too," said Lei, and sighed happily.
"You're not sick," said Kokata.
"I have nice dreams about you," said Lei, and giggled.
"That's nice, Lei." Kokata hoped she wouldn't be too angry when the poison wore off, especially since it had all turned out to be needless.
"The other day I dreamt that I flew into your net." Lei pressed her blanket covered body against his. "And then you webbed me down and fucked me."
Kokata's eyes widened and his breath stuck in his throat.
"It was such a nice dream." Lei stretched with pleasure. "Will you fuck me, Black?"
Kokata shivered and for a few seconds he couldn't speak.
"Try to sleep," he finally managed to croak out. "You will probably have nice dreams."
"You think so?"
"Yes," croaked Kokata. "Just close your eyes and lie still."
Lei did as instructed. Kokata too lay absolutely still. Given the circumstances, she might forgive the bite, eventually. But she'd never forgive him if he did more.
"I wanna fuck," said Lei.
"That's the poison talking," croaked Kokata, as much to himself as to her. "Go to sleep."
Kokata was not sorry. Not really. He had done what he thought best with as much as he had understood at the moment of doing it. He wasn't repenting. And yet, he spent most his waking hours on an act of repentance.
Kokata was spinning thread.
Lei had been right about the oak-tree; there was almost never any wind in it. He often let his spinning stick dangle so far as a body-length below. Lengthen the silk, spin it around, watch it spin, ball the thread. It was hypnotising work.
Lengthen the silk, think of your life, spin it around, hope for the best, watch it spin, fear the worst, ball the thread, control your fear.
They weren't talking. Lei had said she needed time.
Kokata lengthened the silk. Maybe he needed time too, but it wasn't nice not to have a choice about it. He set the stick to a spin.
How could she have erotic dreams about him? Maybe people could dream anything. He had once had a dream that he was a green cloud up in the sky. It had been a strange dream, but that didn't mean he wanted to be a green cloud.
She had said she liked the dreams she had had about him.
When he had been very small, some of the young beetle-men had dared each other to let him bite them, and then they had tortured him till he had done it.
Back then it had seemed his poison sedated and caused euphoria, while also being an aphrodisiac and a truth serum.
But maybe it just made people say strange things.
Kokata balled the thread, refastened it, and lengthened the silk.
He wanted to taste that metallic taste again. He wanted to taste it and be able to savour it.
He spun the stick, and watched it spin.
She had liked being touched by him. Kokata knew it had been the poison, but that didn't stop him longing.


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Rustic Peach Cake
Love is a magical feeling, isn't it? but are you a type of person who waits until Valentien's day to celebrate your love? Or are you a spontaneous person who enjoys little surprises here and there? I enjoy celebrating love whenever possible specially when I'm not obligated by the mass media or by specific date like birthdays or anniversaries. There is nothing like planning a romantic surprise dinner with dessert. While I have very little suggestions for your dinner ;),I do have a delicious recipe for a peach cake for two. Life is too short to wait for Valentine's day to create a romantic evening.
You see, prior to Camarie's death (my stepdaughter) Bill and I were really good at setting "date nights". We would spend time, going out to a dinner, a hike, a walk by the lake, or a candle light dinner at home. But in the recent months and after Camarie's passing everything has changed, when you're faced with the harsh reality of life, there is no room for romance. Now after seven months, we're barely finding ways to live with our loss. Baking this cake is my attempt to move on and get back to our normal life. I hope that you too can enjoy this cake and create a romantic evening.
There are countless recipes of peach cakes, but I find this recipe that I got from American's Test Kitchen magazine to deliver a moist yet not soggy and delicate cake.
Give it a try and let me know how you like it.
Peach Cake for Two
Yield: 2x 4" cakes Bake time: 30-35 minutes
- 1/2 cup/85g flour
- 1/2 tsp baking powder
- Pinch of salt
- 1/4 cup/51g butter; softened
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon sour cream
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 cup/60g sugar
- 1 peach, halved, cut into 8 wedges
- 2 tablespoons/50g brown sugar
- 1 tsp cinnamon
Preheat the oven to 350°F / 175°C & grease two 4 inch springform pans
Sift the flour,baking powder, and salt together. Place the peach wedges in a medium bowl.
Mix brow sugar with cinnamon, sprinkle one tablespoon of this mixture to the peach wedges and toss to coat. In a medium bowl, using a handheld mixer and on medium speed, mix butter and sugar until light and fluffy.
Add egg, sour cream, and vanilla and mix until incorporated. Lower the speed and slowly add the flour mixture. Divide the batter evenly between the two cake pans, arrange the peach wedges in pinwheel pattern over the batter. Sprinkle the reserved sugar and cinnamon mix over the peaches and place in the oven.
Bake for 30 to 35 minutes or until the tops are golden brown and toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
Let cakes cool completely in pans on wire rack about 2 hours, run a thin knife around edges of cakes and remove sides of pans. Slide a thin metal spatula between cakes and pan bottoms to release the cakes. Place onto individual serving plates, sprinkle with powdered sugar and serve with a glass of Moscato d'Asti.
~ Enjoy~


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No pressure!
Sitting down with a contractor and letting them propose their contract in a professional manner is a wonderful way to educate yourself, but do not fall for the high-pressure sales tactics. They may try to convince you that their price is only good for the day, or that you should act now to save your spot. These sales tricks will leave you wondering at the end of the day if you really got the best bang for your buck. Compile your bids, look them over, and make an educated decision about who you would like to work on your home. More often then not, those "one day deals" are not as good as they seem.
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The Montana Legislature approved new dress-code guidelines spelling out how both women and men should garb themselves. No jeans, no casual Fridays. And women "should be sensitive to skirt lengths and necklines."
"It just creates this ability to scrutinize women," said Jenny Eck, Democratic house member.
Lindsey Grovom - a woman - who drafted the bill, was surprised at the uproar. She said there was nothing overtly sexist about asking professionals to dress like professionals.
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The Good Neighbor Project is a one day event focused on uniting people by doing a variety of service projects in local Portland-area communities. Each year, businesses, community members, churches and neighbors join together to do a variety of projects. The focus is especially on local schools.
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This year's event started at 9:00am with a Jumbo Rally at Aloha High joined by Beaverton's Mayor, Denny Doyle, and other local leaders. From there, the teams headed out to serve in a variety of 14 exciting projects.
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Tiffany Fox Irate Over Tie With Hourie Sahakian For GOYA Honors/
A stunned and bitterTiffany Fox lashed out angrily after learning she had "only" tied with Hourie Sahakian for the prestigious GOYA ( Guest of the Year Award), bestowed annually to the best house guest at Nancy Silverton's Umbrian home,
Fox, a first year Team Panicale member whose strong early showing had her convinced she was a shoe-in to win the award outright, stared at her phone in disbelief when she learned that another rookie, Hourie Sahakian, had come on strong to tie her for the honors.
"I hate you!" Fox texted Michael Krkorian who informed her of the panel's decision "I hate your motherfucking Helen-loving guts." She later Facebook messaged Krikorian "I HATE YOU" ( see photo below)
Meanwhile across town. Sahakian reacted with dignity and a vow to do even more when she returns next year.
"I'm honored to share this very important award with Tiffany," said Sahakian via Facebook as she dined at Gino Angelini's osteria in Los Angeles.
It was a memorable dinner in Umbria at the restaurant of a friend of Gino Angelini's that helped propel Sahakian into the controversial tie with Fox The meal,. at Villa Roncalli, was Team Panicale's best ever at an Umbrian restaurant and it provided Hourie with several reflective moments that scored well with the judges.
After the decision was announced Monday, critics noted that it was, also, during Tiffany Fox's most reflective moments that garnered her high praise and racked up major points.
Shortly after her arrival in Italy, Fox was a mortified witness to a profanity-laced argument between her hosts Nancy and Michael when the two told each other to "shuddup", "shut the fuck up" and "you think know every goddamn thing", in an argument based on Krikorian's fierce dislike of GPS. Immediately after, on a two-hour drive In the back seat, a shell-shocked Fox rebounded to impress everyone with a soul bearing, sometimes-painful, often-funny recounting of her life including her ordeal with cancer (which went into remission seven years ago.), her entree into the cooking world and her negative views on the dating life in Los Angeles.
(NOTE :Stories of hardship do well in the GOYA competition. Last year's winner.Liz "Go Go" Hong wooed most of Italy during her stay by pretending to be mentally retarded and obsessed with "Saldis" (Sales) then, miraculously, becoming intelligent and charming over the course of one week.)
Fox dominated Sahakian in one category:: Number of times mentioning the words "Matt Michaelson". outscoring her 1,865 to zero.
At one point, Sahakian asked "Who's Matt Michaelson?"
"Helen's boyfriend," Krikorian replied.
"Da-yum, Michael," an angry Fox said. "Why the fuck did you have to go say that?.I hate you."
(NOTE: To qualify for GOYA, a guest must stay at the house for at least three nights. Elizabeth Falkner had a brilliant run in Panciale, proving to be a delight and quite helpful, but the judges thought it would send a wrong message to the world's youth by awarding her after she committed a felony by breaking into Nancy's house and "Crashing". Also, Deb Michail was another charmer and a whiz in the kitchen ( her lardo-wrapped ricotta stuffed zucchini flowers won the annual stuffed zucchini flowers competition) , however her near-constant use of GPS ( even to go from the bedroom to the bathroom ), ultimately proved her downfall.
Another very strong performance was turned in by Susan Swan. the Africa- American, Oakland -raised Library Media Specialist of the St. Helena Unified School District in Napa Valley. . Along with her husband. photographer, Steven Rothfield., she was very charming, but left far too soon.)


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Whether you're a CEO or student, at some point you've pondered the decision of whether to have multiple social media accounts (business vs. pleasure). Some have had success doing this, but these examples are dwindling fast.
Facebook's new privacy policy allows more individual controls, but it also allows for more openness at the same time. Facebook, like other social media tools, realizes that openness is king to be more useful to its users and (in the end) effectively monetize their platform. Ironically, as individual users of these tools, we often want the best of both worlds when it comes to the hotly debated topic of privacy.
Members of Generation X and older have most likely spent most of their lives in "separate" worlds. You took on a different role or character depending on where you were or who you were with.
Most of us had at least two personas — normally a work persona and a non-work persona. Many of us had several personas: social, work, family, coach, charity, and so on.
For instance, your behavior at an event like Woodstock or Burning Man was much different than at the office the following Monday. "Al the Accountant" may only be known by his coworkers as "Meticulous Accountant Al," while his bowling pals would know him only as "Al-Valanche" because you better get out of the way when he's on a weekend bender.
Social Media has Changed the way we Live Offline
Even if you believe that life with social media is worse, you can't argue that social media has forever changed the way we live. With this change, people are best off being comfortable in their own skin and not pretending to be anything that they aren't.
Author Marcus Buckingham's ("Now Discover Your Strengths") philosophy of playing to your strengths is further played out in a social media world. Transparency demands it. With so much information at our disposal, it's extremely difficult for a well-rounded person to stand out in this new world.
Without a doubt, it's somewhat daunting to always be on your best behavior. It's mentally taxing to have fewer avenues to blow off steam or to always maintain a perfect persona. Perhaps "Al the Accountant" is more effective at work and dogmatic on the details because outside of work he can let it all go and doesn't have to burden himself with the details.
While there are downsides to such 24/7 personal openness, overall it's easy to take the side of arguing that appropriate transparency is in sum a good thing for individuals and society. Without question, it's much "cooler" to say you're bungee jumping off a remote mountain pass overhang in New Mexico than updating your status that you're watching the latest episode of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians."
Imagine a world that reintroduces people to live their own realities, rather than watching someone else's. Perhaps people have come to the realization that, in reality (pun intended), it's much cooler to lead their own lives.
Businesses Need to Find Their Niche
The same holds true for corporate behavior in social media. For corporations, trying to be too many things to too many people is costly.
Historically, we've seen the "we are the best at everything" messaging come out of many marketing departments. In a 140-character world, if you want to have a chance at helping the consumer retain something and eventually pass it on, it's crucial that you focus on your strengths or particular niche.
There's also a need for continuous information exchange across the entire organization; in particular, it's critical for production and marketing to be in constant contact. It's one thing for marketing to listen to consumers' complaints, but it's an entirely different thing to respond to their complaints, look for trends in product deficiencies, and work closely with production to develop solutions.
To stay relevant, businesses or individuals must:
- Realize everyone is watching — just ask Tiger Woods.
- Be true to your brand, whether it's your personal brand or company.
- Realize we're all human and make mistakes. Hopefully people are forgiving when each of our times come.
Two keywords when it comes to social media: fun and common sense. Have plenty of both.
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I've just finished reading Cathy O'Neil's book Weapons of Math Destruction, which I highly recommend. (One notable feature of the book is that the skull and cross-bones on the cover is the second known example of mathematical piracy.)
The book is, as you might guess from the title, quite negative about the use of big data and mathematical models in government and the corporate world. This is a point of view that I felt some knee-jerk disagreement with; that said, Cathy is quite clear that her intent is only to discuss the negative features of big data and the use of mathematics in social and business planning:
And I think one should read the book with that comment in mind; of course the models the book complains about have some redeeming features and effects. But that complaint (which is prevalent in the Amazon reviews) misses the point -- to decide whether, on balance, they are a good thing, one has to have a careful accounting of their evils. This book is that accounting -- it makes no pretense at even-handedness and does not try to weigh the good against the bad, except in the most minimal way. I don't view that as a strike against it.
I do have some mild quibbles with the book -- I think that in some cases, the book is uncharitable to the users of the algorithms it objects to. For example, on page 110, Cathy discusses the use of personality tests in job applications. Certain answers on these tests reveal that the test-taker has "high narcissism." "Who wants a workforce peopled with narcissists?," the text asks. This section is at best misleading -- as the author probably knows, the narcissism these tests discuss is not necessarily pathological. Rather, narcissism in this setting is a technical term, which may in fact be healthy. And throughout, the book offers the potential for abuse of algorithms as a strike against them (or offers anecdotal cases of abuse). For example, in the discussion of car insurance companies' use of opt-in technology that tracks one's driving habits, Cathy suggests that soon this technology will be opt-out, at a significant cost. I'm not necessarily skeptical that this will happen, but I'd argue that we should wait for the abuse to occur before objecting to the technology.
In any case, I think this is an important (and excellent) book, and a necessary counterweight to the techno-utopianism to which I, and many in government (in particular in the current administration), business, and academia are often prone. I doubt the book will cure me completely of my faith in technocracy. But I think its real goal is likely to temper that faith with some skepticism. At bottom, the book advocates for rigor in modeling, and for internalizing negative externalities -- who can argue with that?


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巴东羊角芹 ba dong yang jiao qin
Plants 45–100 cm. Stem terete, striped, subglabrous. Basal leaves long-petiolate, petioles 5–8 cm; blade broad-triangular, ca. 14 cm, ternate-2–3-pinnate; ultimate segments lanceolate, 1.5–4 × 0.8–1.5 cm, base subtruncate to cuneate, irregularly serrate, apex long-acuminate or caudate. Upper leaves smaller, pinnate, petioles wholly sheathing. Umbels 3.5–4 cm across; peduncles 6–20 cm; rays 8–18, 2.5–4.5 cm, roughened; umbellules ca. 1 cm across, many-flowered; pedicels ca. 4 mm, unequal. Petals white, obovate. Styles ca. 1 mm. Fruit oblong-ovoid or long-ovoid, 3–3.5 × 1.5–2 mm. Fl. and fr. Jun–Aug.
Lower mountain slopes; 500–1700 m. Gansu, W Hubei (Badong), Shaanxi, Sichuan.
This species is treated as endemic to China as literature reports from NE India and Myanmar are here considered dubious.


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Indian Summer/
My mother never forgave my father for going
blind, even after surgery and prayer.
When the same thing happens to me
at least I will have come by it
honestly. Already there are days when it starts
to rain and I don't notice, even
facing the window. A swing and a miss
of light through the optic nerve and the clouds
break and the humidity doesn't. I was not
meant for this season, for the slow maceration
of the world: each thought slipping loose
from the next, meaning from word, shit
from its own stink. Is this forgiveness:
the space of an eyelash between blink
and you'll miss it and stare and you'll go blind?
Michael Berkowitz is a poet, web developer, and aspiring trapeze artist living in Somerville, Massachusetts. Some of his recent work has appeared or is forthcoming in Hermes Poetry Journal, Eunoia Review, Tinderbox Poetry, and Quarterly West. He can be found at songsaboutsnow.com.


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Key and alcohol every day
May 22, 2012 § 4 Comments
A note (+ clue)
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arrived by mail on Friday. It was a note from the post office saying that there was a parcel for me to collect. I did not know what it was when I left my house to get it. But inside a big envelope posted in South Korea by a friend of mine were SHINees Sherlock, with the Key booklet at the top!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And I jumped the entire way home out of happiness.
*happiest fanboy there is*
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Learning how to dance
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Yesterday I was at a party with focus on learning coreography for kpop songs. I worked quite hard with songs I really love and perhaps one of them will be recorded. I also became quite drunk and completly forgot the time, thus very tired today.
These are the one's I worked on:
but also this one:
So much fun! And now a littel bit hungover.
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Epic fanboy moment pt. 7
May 18, 2012 § Leave a comment
JYJ in Peru
Thnx to Johanna for the link!
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XIA Junsu – Tarantallegra
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It's so awesome, in so many ways. I just wish I could expect my non-k-pop friends to understand why.
PS: I promise I'll write more once I've handed in my bachelor thesis.


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I was a bit nervous waiting for her to come down the red carpet line. My challenge was to make her smile.
Did I do it? You be the judge……if there were smiles how many were there? And was there a return of the bitchface?
Kristen Stewart looking glamorous WATCH THE INTERVIEW….


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Springbok flank Juan Smith is set to make his return to the rugby field after passing a medical at French club, Toulon.
Smith, 32, earlier this year retired from rugby after an ongoing Achilles injury which plagued him since the start of 2011, but – as reported earlier this week – he left for France on Sunday with the aim of reviving his career.
He is now set to run out for the French Top 14 side after undergoing medical tests on Monday and Tuesday.
According to the Volksblad website, Smith passed all the medical tests and is busy negotiating a deal with Toulon.
"I passed all my medical tests and I'm talking to them (Toulon) about a contract," said Smith.
"I'm excited and feel good. It was a long time (on the sidelines) and I'm glad it's over now. I only want to play rugby now."
Smith thanked Cheetahs fitness coach Niel du Plessis for his remarkable recovery.
"My recovery is largely due the good work of Niel du Plessis, PVM (Nutritional Sciences, a sponsor of the Cheetahs) and SSL (Sport Science Lab).
"Niel worked unbelievably hard to ensure that I can play again."
At Toulon, Smith will join up with fellow South Africans Bakkies Botha (lock), Bryan Habana (wing), Joe van Niekerk (loose forward), Danie Rossouw (utility forward) and Michael Claassens (scrumhalf


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- Cheesecake receives a browned surface
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Joining halves of chocolate products
Chocolates need infrared heat – several times. Chocolate halves are heated before they are filled and then once more to close them. The edges of chocolate halves are briefly molten to make them well adhere to each other.
Pre-browning cheese or breadcrumb coating on instant meals
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Cheesecake receives a browned surface
Desserts, biscuits and cakes are popular but need to look nice to make you want to eat them. Infrared heat makes sure almonds are heated prior to chopping, sugar is browned on crème brûlée or meringue or cheesecake has a nice colour.
Meat for hamburgers is browned
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In the last decade, efforts to confront the legacy of the Spanish Civil War and Franco dictatorship have catapulted Spain into front page news. The exhumations of mass graves and the suspension of judge Baltazar Garzón for attempting to investigate General Franco's military regime, are just two of the stories that have prompted high-profile figures like human rights activist Rigoberta Menchú, to cite Spain as an example of the need for global mechanisms of justice and restitution.
This symposium brings together a diverse group of scholars in literature, film, anthropology and political science to explore the controversies that surround the politics of memory in Spain today. Highlights include two keynote lectures, three sessions of scholarly talks, a multimedia presentation on the newly created digital archive of Civil War testimonials and the US premiere of a new documentary by Spanish photojournalist Clemente Bernad.
Events are free and open to the public. Please see the program for times and locations.
Organizers of the symposium:
- Sara Brenneis, Amherst College, sbrenneis @ amherst.edu
- Justin Crumbaugh, Mount Holyoke College, jcrumbau @ mtholyoke.edu
- Jacqueline Urla, University of Massachusetts Amherst, jurla @ anthro.umass.edu


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Student of the Week: Kelly Cockerham | News
ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. -- In a class filled with all kinds of personalities and perspectives, here's one student who stands out in her 5th grade class.
"No one's perfect," fifth-grader Kelly Cockerham admits, "but a lot of time i think i can be found doing what I'm supposed to be doing in the halls and trying to be a leader wherever I am."
Kelly's teacher at Liberty Pines Academy nominated her for Student of the Week (April 6, 2012), and not just because Kelly's a straight-A student.
Kelly Cockerham IS a leader, during and outside class.
"She's also great at helping out her classmates," teacher Elizabeth Cooper tells us, "and often she does this without being asked."
The best part is that Kelly's leadership qualities come 2nd to helping "the team"; be it mentoring classmates, playing volleyball, or working the school's safety patrol.
No matter what the challenge, Kelly tries her best to be proactive.
"Being proactive," Kelly says matter-of-factly, "means doing what you're supposed to the first time and having a good attitude."
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CONCORD — Dissolving bodies with lye as a cremation alternative is no longer legal in New Hampshire.
CONCORD — Dissolving bodies with lye as a cremation alternative is no longer legal in New Hampshire.
Gov. John Lynch signed a bill Thursday banning the new mortuary science that uses lye in hot water to dissolve bodies, according to spokesman Colin Manning.
The law, which took effect immediately, reverses a two-year-old law that allows alkaline hydrolysis � a process now used on human cadavers in only two places, the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota and at the University of Florida in Gainesville. Alkaline hydrolysis had been legal in New Hampshire under cremation statutes.
The bill instead prohibits the process and establishes a committee to study how to regulate it. The committee must report to lawmakers by Nov. 1.
Manchester funeral director Chad Corbin had wanted to be the first anywhere to offer the process to the public as an alternative to burial and cremation, but ran into legal hurdles over the lack of appropriate regulations.
The Senate adopted regulations, but the House balked at allowing the process. Some House members argued the process has not had a proper vetting. New Hampshire legalized alkaline hydrolysis in 2006 with a little-noticed sentence in a lengthy bill responding to a scandal at an unlicensed crematorium.
Alkaline hydrolysis was developed in this country 16 years ago to get rid of animal carcasses. It uses lye, 300-degree heat and 60 pounds of pressure per square inch to destroy bodies in big stainless-steel cylinders that are similar to pressure cookers.
The process leaves a dry bone residue similar in appearance and volume to cremated remains, which, like "cremains," can be returned to the family in an urn.
A sterile liquid residue also is produced that, under federal rules, is subject only to normal sewage treatment permitting requirements. Effluent from cadavers goes down the drain at the Mayo Clinic and University of Florida, as does the effluent from human tissue and animal carcasses at alkaline hydrolysis sites elsewhere.
The Environmental Protection Agency does not specifically regulate the effluent, just as it does not prohibit funeral homes from washing blood, other bodily fluids and spillover embalming fluid down the drain, a funeral industry practice.
State environmental officials issued a permit to Corbin last year, but he let the deal on the property he had picked for the site fall through because of delays in getting the other necessary permits.


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Meet the Editor
Girish Patil is the Editor-in-Chief for jobonship.org. He has worked on ships since 1979 and has 25 years Chief Engineer and Technical Superintendent Experience
Jobonship.org is considered as the most trusted shipping employment website. Started by an ex seafarer. Jobonship.org provides information about all the companies providing jobs for seamen on ships, offshore and ashore. More and more new companies are also added whenever information is received. Other competitors websites provide information about very few shipping companies who are paying them for their advertisements.
Now the most liked website by shipping companies and seafarers, jobonship.org stand as the most preferred site for shipping employment search according to study by Alexa and Google page rank. Backed by IT professional Mr. Amarendra Yavatkar who is M.Tech from IIT Mumbai and M.S. from MIT, Boston, jobonship.org has become the most popular website within short time.
Girish J Patil, the founder and editor of jobonship.org, has done Electrical engineering from Sardar Patel College of Engineering (University of Mumbai) in 1977 and D.M.E.T. in 1978. Started career in Shipping Corporation of India. Then joined Anglo-Eastern as third engineer. Those days Anglo-Eastern was very small company having less than 10 ships. Worked in Anglo-Eastern for about 10 years out of which 4 years as Chief engineer. He left Anglo-Eastern to start some business but like all seafarers again went back to sea and worked in KGJS, Zodiac in the capacity of Chief engineer. Worked in Doehle Danautic as Technical and Fleet personnel superintendent where he conceived an idea of starting community website which would give information about all existing companies providing jobs on ships. The website to show unbiased reviews about companies which will help seafarers in selecting right career and also help ship owners in selecting right candidates. The website will abstain from giving information about the training institutions which have mushroomed all over and which are charging exorbitantly to poor jobless candidates and then abandon them without any job guarantee.
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A Museum Artwork, "Untitled" (Public Opinion) by Felix Gonzales Torres, is installed at St. Philip's Church throughout March. Visit the church to meet members of the congregation and vestry and to view the artwork.
"Untitled" (Public Opinion) is a 1991 work by Felix Gonzalez-Torres consisting of a large quantity—ideally 700 pounds—of individually wrapped licorice candies, which are poured directly on the floor, usually in a pile or flat rectangle, and available for viewers to take and eat. As this artwork travels around the circle, it will be installed by a team of museum professionals in response to the architecture of each site. This is the first time it has been exhibited outside of the context of a museum or gallery.
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Dusty Rogers talks about his father's '64 Lincoln and how it got its canary yellow paint job.
Promo Video. Filmed on location at the 2012 Old West Show.
About the Old West Auction - On Location 2012
30 second TV commercial we did in 2013 for PBS.