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Sequel to Refining Limits
Exploring Limits: Book FourJust when castmates Jonathan Braedon, Devon Aldridge, and Kit Webster think they've found a balance in their three-sided relationship, a specter from Devon's past returns to haunt him. The Dom who taught Devon about BDSM represents everything about the scene Devon fears, and he's now on the Camelot set with every intention of breaking up the lovers, reclaiming his sub, and leaving chaos in his wake.
Chapter 1
Night Terrors
He strained wildly against the restraints, but the metal only cut into his wrists, adding a trickle of blood to the sweat that coated his clammy skin. The blindfold kept him from seeing, the ball gag kept him from crying out, but nothing could keep the walls from pressing down on him, crushing him beneath their relentless weight. He fought for a lungful of air, but he couldn't catch his breath, couldn't stop the trembling that shook him as the dark and the cold and the silence closed around him. He'd buried him here, and he'd never get out, never get away....
A hoarse cry broke the stillness of the late summer night. Devon Aldridge's arms flailed against empty air as he struggled, shivering when the warm breeze wafted over his sweaty skin. His arm struck something and he recoiled wildly, pulling away with another raw sound.
Knocked out of a sound sleep by Devon's harsh cry and a glancing blow of his elbow, Kit Webster shook his head, trying to wake up enough for rational speech. "Devon?" he asked softly, not wanting to wake their third lover if Devon's cry had not already done so.
"Devon?" Jonathan Braedon muttered groggily, pushing his hair out of his eyes as reached for where his lover should have been lying curled against him. His eyes fluttered open when his hand met only empty space and cool sheets. "What's wrong, babe?"
Kit shrugged. So much for not waking Jonathan. Since they were all awake anyway, he leaned over and switched on the lamp. His eyes widened when he saw Devon huddled in one corner of the bed, knees drawn up to his chest, shivering violently. Pushing back the covers, he knelt up, trying to catch Devon's eye. "What's wrong, luv?" he asked.
Devon blinked as the voices penetrated his nightmare—warm voices, caring voices—his lovers' voices. The sudden snap of the light revealed not the dank crawlspace of his nightmare, but the familiar bedroom of Jonathan's rental house. Kit and Jonathan stared at him with wide eyes and worried expressions.
Jonathan couldn't imagine what might have disturbed Devon so much, but it didn't matter now; he had to do something to ease the panicked look in his lover's eyes. He slid over the sheets, reaching forward slowly to stroke Devon's leg, his touch as gentle as if he were calming Hengroen, the horse he rode in his role as Arthur in the Camelot mini-series that had brought them together. When Devon didn't pull away from his hand, he moved closer, pulling the shaking man into a loose embrace. "It's okay, babe," he murmured, his voice low and as soothing as he could make it. "Ssshh, it's okay."
Devon allowed himself half a dozen heartbeats resting in Jonathan's strong arms before swinging his legs off the edge of the bed and sitting up. "Sorry about that," he muttered, trying to force his voice to sound light-hearted. "Probably shouldn't have eaten that leftover curry right before bed—bloody indigestion's giving me the heebie jeebies!"
Kit frowned, looking to Jonathan for guidance. It seemed an awfully pat answer for what appeared more than just a simple nightmare. He wanted to push, to insist on a better explanation, but he wasn't sure that was the best path to follow.
Shrugging at Kit's questioning gaze, Jonathan returned his attention to the man beside him. He'd dealt with a pre-teen son long enough to recognize an attempt at distraction when he saw one. Tugging unconsciously at his earlobe, he moved next to Devon, putting an arm around the bigger man's shoulders, relieved that at least they were no longer shaking. He tried to think of a clever response to draw Devon out, but he was too worried to be subtle. "Don't try and bullshit us, Devon, that wasn't something you ate giving you agita. What's going on?"
Kit scooted to Devon's other side, his arm going around his fellow countryman's waist, waiting for an answer.
Devon really didn't want to have this discussion, but he knew Jonathan wasn't going to let it drop that easily. Rubbing his hand through his hair, he sighed. "It was just a nightmare, Jon. Maybe a delayed reaction to the bloody helicopter ride or something."
"That was over a week ago, Devon!" Jonathan protested. He knew how much Devon hated flying, even when it was the fastest way to rescue him and Kit from the mudslide that had trapped them on their way to location filming, but he couldn't believe that was still bothering Devon. His hands traced over his lover's shoulders, feeling the tension in the set of the broad muscles. "At least tell us what the nightmare was about," he urged, kneading the tight deltoids with gentle pressure.
"My mum always said talking about a nightmare took away its power," Kit added. "It always worked for me. It isn't as frightening when you think about it calmly."
Feeling like the world's biggest prat for making the two of them worry, Devon shook his head. He should have been stronger, should have been able to keep his reaction inside, but Robert's call had shaken him even more badly than he'd realized. "It was just… I was trapped. Underground. You might have noticed I don't do small spaces well." He swallowed hard, hoping at least part of the truth would be enough to convince his all-too-perceptive lovers that it was just a random bad dream.
Devon's answer was too calculatedly casual, but Jonathan didn't know what good it would serve to push any further. Obviously, the other man didn't intend to share whatever was troubling him. Trying his best not to feel shut out, Jonathan settled for pulling Devon back down beside him on the wide bed. Holding him close as Kit spooned against their lover's other side after flicking off the light, Jonathan ran his hand through the tousled golden hair. "Go back to sleep, babe," he whispered, too wide awake himself to close his eyes. "We've got an early call."
Kit didn't know what was going on, but Devon had been off his game all day. His takes had gotten a little better as lunchtime neared, Lancelot's persona winning out finally over Devon's fatigue, but then, during lunch, Kit saw Devon on the phone, talking very agitatedly, and it seemed he never had recovered. Concerned, Kit decided to see if he could catch Jonathan alone for a minute. Fortunately, Niall was finished with Lancelot, but he wanted to shoot an interaction between Arthur and Percival one more time, giving Kit the opportunity he sought as they walked back to the trailer once the director was finished with them. "Did Devon seem to be acting odd to you?" he asked.
"I thought at first he was just tired," Jonathan agreed, rubbing his beard with the back of his knuckles. "Even after he fell back asleep last night, he was pretty restless. But he's pulled some all-nighters before this and never blown his lines the way he did today. He wasn't Lancelot, and that isn't like Devon at all."
Kit sighed, a mixture of relief and concern. At least he wasn't the only one who'd noticed. "He was doing better right up until he got a call at lunchtime," Kit added, not sure Jonathan had seen Devon on the phone. "Do you suppose it was his ex-wife calling and making problems over the divorce?" They had talked about Devon's divorce on more than one occasion. It was one of the few things that really seemed to tear Devon up.
"Maybe, but usually when he's dealing with the divorce he gets quiet. Today he seemed"—Jonathan paused, searching for the right word—"brittle, maybe, like he was angry but trying to hide it by joking around." He shook his head with a frown. "Whatever it is, he obviously doesn't want to talk about it."
"So you think we should just ignore it?" Kit asked, surprised. "I mean, he seemed really upset. I hate to see him like that." He paused, thinking for a moment. "You know what it reminds me of?"
"What?" Jonathan asked. He didn't want to just ignore something that was troubling Devon so deeply, but he wasn't sure what they could do to help if their stubborn lover wouldn't confide in them.
"The day we went to the beach house," Kit replied, "when Devon was in such a mood. You remember, he told us a little about his"—he looked around to make sure no one was within earshot—"past. It reminds me of the mood he was in that day."
Jonathan nodded slowly, considering Kit's insight. Not for the first time, he thought how much the people who only saw Kit's beauty and charm underestimated the younger man. He had a sensitivity to the emotions of others that Jonathan envied. "But once we got him to the beach, he was fine," the actor reflected. "I thought we'd convinced him we didn't hold his past against him—in fact, I thought we'd made it pretty clear that under the right circumstances we even enjoyed it." He couldn't hold back a small grin as he remembered just how much they'd all enjoyed Devon's dominance that weekend.
"So what changed?" Kit mused. "Could we have done something that triggered another memory? Or I could be miles off the mark, and it could be something totally different. I really think we should at least ask him." He paused outside the door to their trailer, wanting to be in agreement with Jonathan before they stepped inside and faced Devon.
"You're right," Jonathan agreed, "we have to ask. I'm just not sure that in the mood he's in he won't think we're ganging up on him."
"Do you want to talk to him alone?" Kit suggested, seeing the sense in Jonathan's concern. "Or I could, if you'd prefer."
"Let's see how he's doing now that filming's done for the day first," Jonathan suggested. Kit's idea made sense, but a part of him didn't want either of them to question Devon alone. As unlikely as it seemed at the beginning, they'd managed to make their unconventional threesome work, and his gut told him whatever the problem was, they needed to solve it together.
Kit nodded and opened the door. Stacy and Carol were inside waiting for them, but there was no sign of Devon. Putting on his best face, Kit stepped into the trailer and smiled at the girls. "Is Devon finished already?" he asked, playing up his surprise.
"He was here and gone in about fifteen minutes," Stacy confirmed. "He didn't say much, but I got the impression he was in a bit of a hurry."
"Yeah," Carol agreed, "he didn't even tease us about our plans for the night the way he usually does."
Jonathan's eyes met Kit's over the pictures of his son that covered one corner of his make-up mirror. The fact that Devon hadn't waited for them worried him even more than his unusual edginess during the day. Something was definitely wrong, and whether it upset Devon more or not, they needed to find out what it was.
Kit saw the determination on Jonathan's face and nodded slightly. They would finish up here and get home as quickly as possible so they could get to the bottom of this. Pasting on a passable smile, he looked at Carol. "So, what are your plans for the evening?"
Jonathan closed his eyes and let his mind drift as Stacy worked, only half listening to Kit and Carol's chatter. He couldn't help but worry that their confronting Devon would only serve to drive their prickly lover further away. They had no choice but to try, though. They'd just have to make Devon see that they weren't trying to pry—their concern for him was based in love. He was startled when Stacy broke him out of his reverie with a nudge of his shoulder. "Go home and get some sleep in your own bed, Jonathan," she teased.
"Who says he'll be anywhere near his own bed?" Kit replied with an impish grin. "Last I heard, the King had plans for the evening."
"My only plans right now involve finding some food," Jonathan laughed, careful before the make-up girls to keep his tone teasing. He picked up Excalibur from where it leaned against the side of their wardrobe closet, having gotten in the habit of taking it home with him when they left the set so he could practice his swordplay during their rare free time. "C'mon, Percival, let's see if we can hunt down the King's champion and see if he'll join us."
"I could eat," Kit agreed, levering himself out of his chair and heading toward the door. "See you tomorrow, girls," he added as he stepped out into the cooling night air, shutting the door behind them when Jonathan joined him.
Inside the trailer, Stacy paused in putting away the cleansing supplies and straightening the counter. She met Carol's eyes speculatively. "You think…?" she asked.
Carol looked at the door, then back at Stacy. "Nah," they said in unison after a moment, returning to their work so they could get on with their own plans for the evening.
Rich in emotional depth and male bonding, Breaking Limits is a wonderful addition to one heck of a passionate and entertaining series. Incredibly intense at times, Breaking Limits has some very powerful moments. Also, Breaking Limits is one of the most sensual stories readers will find. Extremely erotic three-people-loving literally burn up the pages. Although there is no problem enjoying this stand alone story, you would be better served beginning with book one to fully enjoy these characters and storyline. I know that I'm eagerly looking forward to the last two books in the Exploring Limits series. Breaking Limits is unbelievably hot with loads of man love and most important; it's a special romantic tale. I Joyfully recommend Breaking Limits. Read the full review.
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When you click on the Google Doodle, the Google Dracula logo, you are taken to a search result for Bram Stoker books which shows off Google's new carousel feature. This is similar to how Google implemented the Moby Dick Google logo.
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Organizers of Johnstown's eighth annual Bridal Showcase want to take the worry out of planning the details for that special day.
The bridal extravaganza, which is sponsored by The Tribune-Democrat and Johnstown Magazine, will be held from noon to 4 p.m. Jan. 27 at Pasquerilla Conference Center, 301 Napoleon St. in downtown Johnstown.
"The showcase is the biggest and best of its kind in the region," said Mary Ann Rizzo, director of advertising sales for both publications.
"I would tell any bride or engaged couple if they are looking to lessen the stress about planning their wedding, this is the place to be."
From finding a knockout wedding gown or the trendiest tuxedo to arranging music for the reception or tasting a prospective wedding cake, coordinating a successful wedding hinges on getting the details right.
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More than 500 people, 300 of whom were brides, attended last year's event.
Attendees will have an opportunity to sample various foods and cakes that may meet their needs.
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Monday, November 17, 2003Valparaiso, Ind. - Roberto Nieves drained two, 3-pointers, Ali Berdiel added another trey, and Dan Oppland and Seth Colclasure made two free throws each in the final 24 seconds as Valpo came back from a nine-point deficit in the final 3:29 to defeat Athletes In Action 79-75 in an exhibition game. Athletes In Action is comprised of former collegiate players.
Oppland (15 points, 11 rebounds) and Gomes (13 points, 14 rebounds) each recorded double-doubles. The Crusaders placed five players in double-figures as Berdiel scored 14, Nieves had 12 and Kenny Harris added 10 off the bench. Berdiel dished out seven assists and Gomes had four blocked shots. Valpo dominated the boards, outrebounding AIA 61-34. Joe Crispin led four AIA players with 22 points, while Shawn Redhage had 12.
Valpo erased its nine-point deficit when Berdiel took Colclasure's pass and swished a 3-pointer from the top of the key to tie the game at 75-75 with :59 remaining. Following Crispin's missed jumper, Valpo pushed the ball inside to Oppland who was fouled and converted two free throws with :24 left to give the Crusaders a 77-75 advantage.
On AIA's next possession, Gomes made the defensive play of the night when he blocked Ryan Sears' running jumper out of bounds with nine seconds left. Valpo's Ron Howard also turned in a defensive gem, forcing a travelling violation with seven seconds remaining to set up Colclasure's two game-clinching free throws.
After AIA led 39-34 at halftime, the second half featured eight lead changes and three ties. AIA built a nine-point lead (69-60) with 4:35 left when Crispin scored five points, including a 3-pointer, and David Daniels hit a trey to key an 8-0 run. AIA still maintained a nine-point advantage with 3:29 remaining before Nieves netted two straight threes, both on assists by Berdiel. Following two free throws by Sears, Oppland dropped in a layup from another Berdiel assist with 1:39 left to close AIA's lead to 75-72. Howard then stole Crispin's pass before Berdiel's 3-pointer knotted the game.
Crispin, who starred at Penn State, was the story of the first half, scoring 18 points on seven of 12 shooting. The first 20 minutes included eight lead changes and two ties. AIA led by as many as eight points with 3:50 remaining, but Valpo closed the gap on a 3-pointer by Jimmie Miles and a layup by Harris before halftime.
Valpo finished shooting 36 percent overall (29-80), including 23 percent (7-30) from 3-point range. AIA shot 41 percent from the floor (26-63), including 32 percent from beyond the arc. The Crusaders converted 70 percent (14-20) from the foul line, while AIA netted 74 percent (17-23) from the charity stripe.
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Johnston will serve as the bank's director of corporate media relations and first vice president, responsible for managing the company's external communications strategy and execution.
"I am thrilled to have someone of Jodi's caliber join our talented team," said David Lanzillo, senior vice president of corporate communications. "She brings a strong journalism background as well as energy, intelligence and creativity."
Johnston has served as news anchor and reporter at WGRZ since 2000 and in recent years has anchored the "Daybreak" morning show, the "First At Five" newscast and served as spokesperson for the station. The television station announced Johnston's departure on its website, adding she will leave the station in November.
"Twelve years is a long time to wake up at 3 a.m. to be on the air delivering the news as professionally and gracefully as Jodi has," said WGRZ News Director Jeff Woodard. "Her ability to connect with viewers, her genuine presence and demeanor, and her commitment to her community, will be dearly missed."
In the station's announcement, Johnston called the move a "natural progression" in her career. "I have thoroughly enjoyed my time in television and waking up with Western New Yorkers every day," Johnston added. "I am fortunate to have been offered an opportunity at an organization that shares my passion for this community. "
During her tenure, the station's news programming moved to number one in the Buffalo market. Since 1999, Johnston has also served as adjunct professor of communication studies at Canisius College.
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We have every reason to believe it's going to be another great year. Frankly, it HAS to be another great year for our annual food drive with Northwest Harvest. Since the start of the economic collapse in 2008, the number of hungry people they serve in Washington State has doubled. All those individuals who are still unemployed, under employed, or so far under water that their savings have long since dried up… those folks NEED us to have another great year.
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The success of Home Team Harvest can and always will be attributed to the participation of our viewers. People who give may only be able to give the change in their pocket, but know that every contribution makes a difference. Thanks to Northwest Harvest's ability to feed a family of 3 for just 67 cents, you know your donation will be put to very good use. Critical use.
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The women's team was one of 149 programs to earn the distinction, finishing with a combined GPA of 3.18. The men, meanwhile, were one of 72 programs honored and combined for a 3.10 GPA.
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Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Brumley-Mills Chapel. Graveside services will take place at a later date at Bradley Cemetery in Monroe County, W.Va. Military honors will be provided by Patriot Guard Riders and Texoma Honor Guard. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Brumley-Mills Funeral Home of McAlester.
Born May 22, 1932, in Warriormine, W.Va.. he was the son of Bert and Lilly Mae Cassell. He grew up there then lived in California where he worked for AC Transit as a supervisor, retiring after 20 years of service.
He then moved to McAlester where he lived for more than 20 years. He owned and operated Cassell Used Car lot for several years and was an agent for Shirley Donaldson's Century 21.
He served in the United States Army during the Korean War.
Survivors include three daughters and two sons-in-law, Peggy and Gerrick Johnson, of McAlester, Debbie Cassell and Verdayne Lloyd, of McAlester, and Angie Cassell, Birmingham, Ala.; two sons and one daughter-in-law, Daniel and Donna Cassell, of McAlester, and Eugene Cassell, Birmingham, Ala.
Also, three grandchildren, Dakotah Cassell, Jaiden Johnson and Jennah Johnson, all of McAlester; brother, Paul Cassell, Canebreak, W.Va., and a sister, Irene Stillner, Grundy, Va.
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Galifianakis chats up Franco, botching the title to Oz the Great and Powerful, making wild assumptions about 127 Hours and discussing the Spring Breakers star's "sausage." The show also has a special musical guest: none other than the Lonely Island, and the group takes inspiration from Spring Breakers for the expectedly outrageous and boneheaded "Spring Break Anthem."
The Wack Album sports an impressible list of collaborators, including Lady Gaga, Pharrell, Billie Joe Armstrong from Green Day, Maroon 5's Adam Levine, Kendrick Lamar, T-Pain, Solange and Justin Timberlake. The Lonely Island have also booked their very first live show for July 15th at the Aragon Entertainment Center in Chicago.
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Caroline M. Flynn of Wrights Corners, NY, wife of the late Edward E. Flynn, Sr., entered into rest on Saturday, October 27, 2012 in Newfane Health Care Facility. She was born in Gallitzin, PA, on August 25, 1924, the daughter of the late Howard and Viola Goldie Lego.
She married Edward E. Flynn, Sr. on May 22, 1943 in Portage, PA. He died on June 17, 1998. They moved to Wrights Corners in 1956 from Pennsylvania. Caroline enjoyed cards, puzzles, crocheting, gardening, camping and going out for breakfast, she also enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren. Another big part of her life was her cats. Member of St. Bridget's R.C. Church.
Mother of William W. (Marsha) Flynn of Lockport, Shirley (Terry) Thrush of Cambria, Edward E. (Kathy) Flynn, Jr. of North Tonawanda and Donald L. (Marilyn) Flynn of Lockport. Sister of Gene Lego of Philadelphia, PA. Also survived by 12 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Predeceased by several brothers and sisters.
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Part of the office Oscar pool? Think Ben Affleck got snubbed? Can't wait to see what Seth MacFarlane cooks up? Then you know that what happens at the Oscars is only part of the story.
On Sunday night get the inside scoop at AOL.com when Pace University legend James Lipton lives blogs the 85th Annual Academy Awards. Lipton will offer the kind of insider perspective only he can, pulling from his 19 seasons as host of Bravo's "Inside the Actors Studio."
Over the years Lipton has interviewed greats including Robert DeNiro, Paul Newman, and Anjelica Huston. The venerable hosts draws on his own varied career as an actor, writer, producer, and director to delve into the creative process and lives of the biggest stars of our time.
Lipton spends two weeks preparing as many as 400 of those famous blue cards he uses during his 90-minute interviews, learning everything he can about his guests before showtime. Pace University students in the Actors Studio Drama School master's program attend the interviews.
Lipton started "Inside the Actors Studio" in 1994, shortly after launching the Actors Studio Drama School of Pace University with colleagues. Lipton is the founding dean of the school, which is now the largest graduate drama school in the country. Pace has campuses in Pleasantville, White Plains, and Manhattan.
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States that restrict 16-year-old drivers' number of passengers, night time driving, and cell phone use have lower rate of fatal crashes for those driversA new study shows that strong graduated license programs do save young lives. The study, published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, found states with such programs had a 26 percent lower rate of fatal crashes for 16-year-old drivers.
Jackie Gillan, of Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety, says there are three key components to an effective graduated license program: restricting the number of passengers, restricting night time driving and preventing cell phone use.
09-14-11, 02:56 PM #2Safety advocates are now pushing Congress to pass a federal graduated licensing law.
Gillan said, "It doesn't make sense, when we know that they will save so many lives, to have a different set of rules for different rules in different states."
Despite the significant reduction in fatal crashes for 16-year-olds, the new study of graduated license programs found a small increase for 18-year-old drivers. The study's authors, "Early Show" co-anchor Erica Hill noted, say more research is needed to understand why.
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Favorite non snowboard website: Camptocamp.com
Season's highlights
Best memorable session:
It was a trip to Antarctica with Jeremy Jones for Relentless movie, lives of the artists, we weren't expecting much and we did get sun every day and breathtaking landscape. A unique experience I had tried to have a year before and that didn't happen at that time. The second try was the good one and I shared that experience with tow good friends, Tero Repo (photographer) and Guido Perrini (filmer).
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Lost in between Canada and Alaska, we rode peaks and faces I thought were unreal during our camping trip in Alaska, go check Deeper movie to see what I'm talking about.
Philosophy: Life is about experiencing things … find your own way, keep searching, never give up … you'll find happiness.
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Nature - it's vital to my mental sanity.
Career Highlights:
World Champion on the Freeride World Tour - 2010, 2009 and 2008
Best Line (Ski and Snowboard) of the Freeride World Tour - 2009 and 2008
Swatch ONeill Big Mountain Pro - Overall Winner in 2009, 2nd in 2008, Winner in 2007
Freeride World Tour Verbier Extreme (CH) - Winner in 2009 and 2007
Winner of the Freeride World Tour in Tignes (FR), 2009 and 2008
Freeride World Tour in Sochi (RUS) - 2nd 2009 and 2nd 2008
Freeride World Tour in Squaw Valley (USA) - 3rd in 2009
SBX FIS Vice World Champion in 2009
Oxbow Back to the Powder in Tignes (FR) - Winner in 2008
Boarder-X World Championship - Winner in 2007
X Games Boarder-X - Winner in 2005
Gravity Games Boarder-X - Winner in 2005
Mt Baker legendary banked slalom – Winner 2002
2010 - Deeper by TGR
2010 - The Storming by Standard Films
2010 - Follow me down by Relentless (Lives of the artists 2)
2009 - Black Winter by Standard Films, Lives of the Artist by Relentlessentergy.com
2008 - Aesthetica by Standard Films
2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, 2003 - Nuit de la glisse
2004 - The ultimate round
2009 Snowboarder Magazine Big Mountain of The Year
Awarded for Standout part of the year at Transworld Rider Poll Award 2010
Cold Smoke Award 2010: nominated for Best Line
St Lary Freeride Film Festival 2010: Lives of the Artist awarded Best Shooting and Jury Special Prize
Goals in snowboarding:
Live Fast and die old!
I started doing a bit of everything in snowboarding; I won plenty of snowboard cross. Once I got the chance to start filming I understood really quickly that it was what I wanted to do the most. Now I'm trying to push my limit and big mountain riding the way I see it. The pedal to the metal and full on. Life is good and I can combine my love for nature with my job. My goals are to keep on exploring and to chase the most perfect snow and faces that can be ridden.
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- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).
- Dissolve bouillon in 1 tablespoon water. In a medium bowl combine the rice, butter/margarine, onion and 2 cups water. Mix well and pour mixture into a 9x13 inch baking dish.
- Place thighs on top of rice mixture and season to taste. Bake in the preheated oven for 35 to 45 minutes (depends on the size of the thighs).
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This is an easy way to cook thighs. It is the kind of recipe you can adjust easily to your own taste, so I like it. I'm going to say what I did to put out a few more ideas to people who might try this recipe. I used 2 1/2 cups water, brown rice, 2 cloves minced garlic, olive oil instead of butter since I didn't have much butter around, and I skipped the step with bouillion and 1 tbsp. water. The extra water is for the brown rice, which needs more water I ended up with a little extra liquid, but it was absorbed when my food cooled off. Next time I will use 2 1/4 cups water. I parboiled the rice for 20 minutes with the bouilion, water, onion, oil, and 2 cloves minced garlic so I wouldn't have to bake it longer, as brown rice takes two to three times longer to cook than white rice. I removed the skins to cut the fat content and shook lemon pepper on top of the thighs before baking. I also added some sliced chile peppers and fresh parsley before baking because I like heat. If you add fresh parsley, you will get more taste if you add it toward the end of baking, which I forgot to do. I ended up baking it 45 minutes to make sure the rice cooked through. You won't need to cook it as long if you use small thighs and white rice, though.
I gave it a four after doing a few things other reviewers posted. I heated the butter, buillion, water, onion, and minced garlic just until butter melts, then poured this over the rice. I didn't have italian seasonings so I used seasoned salt and rubbed into chicken thighs (skin off). Once the chicken & rice was completed I added a handful of shredded cheese onto the rice. Turned out great!
I took advantage of some previous suggestions and used skinless thighes, only ONE bouillon cube, cut back on the butter and increased the cooking time to 55 minutes. Then I added 1/2 cup white wine (since some reviews indicated more liquid AND more flavor is needed), black pepper, 2 cloves crushed garlic and a nice amount of fresh parsley. With these modifications, I give this recipe a 4 and a half. I like that the rice goes in the mix too -- it's one less pot to clean! I used Carolina white rice since the cooking time is a bit longer than some other white rice brands.
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- 20%
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- 34%
- Carbs
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- 9%
- Protein
- 18.9 g
- 38%
- Cholesterol
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- 33%
- Sodium
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- 21%
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Cops and robbers. Cowboys and Indians. Every boy has played these children's games at one point. They are part of growing up. Now they can land you in the principal's office.
The Newtown, Conn. tragedy has school administrators on high alert. Understandable. No one wants a repeat of that horrendous day. There is a line between vigilance and common sense and right now it seems to be tightrope for some.
This week a Mount Carmel kindergartner was suspended for 10 days -- a suspension later reduced to two -- for making "terroristic threats." Her crime? She told a friend at the bus stop she was going to shoot the friend then herself with a Hello Kitty Bubble Gun. Be sure to read that entire sentence, right up to the "Hello Kitty Bubble Gun" part.
In today's environment, it is not an isolated incident. Twice in the past month, elementary school students in Maryland were suspended for similar acts. Two 6-year-old boys were suspended for pointing their fingers at each other as imaginary guns during recess. That came on the heels of another boy who was tossed from school after firing an imaginary gun on several occasions.
They are kids playing the way kids have for centuries. To many of them, using a bubble gun is the same as playing with a Barbie or G.I. Joe.
Mount Carmel's school handbook notes three levels of discipline in the school, ranging from infractions to serious infractions to egregious infractions. The last includes bomb threats, physical threats, possession a weapon and threat to harm others.
Because everyone can understand an abundance of caution these days, it is only right to give school folks a pass on guessing extra hard for safety.
But keep it real, Mr. and Mrs. Grown-up Administrator. Acknowledge the rights and vulnerabilities of childhood. You can invite the little ones to the office. Plunk them down in a comfortable chair. Offer a piece of hard candy (if that is still allowable). Call mom or dad or caregiver or guardian.
Even if it is a Hello Kitty Bubble Gun, adults speaking on an equal plane with each other can understand how talk of killing -- even from the mouths of babes -- is something schools prefer to avoid, for obvious reasons.
Let's avoid intimidating talk of detaining, charging, threatening and imprisoning. To a 5-year-old, that may be terrifying.


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Nobody could've faulted those headed to the Lark Theater in downtown Larkspur Monday night to watch the presidential debate if they'd made a last-minute detour for the Silver Peso to watch the San Francisco Giants advance to the 2012 World Series instead.
But despite a simultaneous major Bay Area sports moment and an insistent rain, nearly three dozen people turned out to the third and final debate between President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney. The room was filled primarily with Obama supporters and many of them said they thought he won the debate, continuing the momentum he established in last week's town hall event.
The night also featured a number laugh-inducing lines, none bigger than Obama's "horses and bayonets" line in response of Romney's accusations about the shrinking size of the naval fleet.