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This spacious two story home nestled in a quiet historic neighborhood at the base of Diamond Head. The second story has a long lanai with views of Diamond Head. This home has 3 bedrooms with a study that can also be used as a bedroom. All bedrooms are air conditioned. The master bedroom has a king sized bed and an attached study that has a queen sized bed. Bedroom 2 has a queen size bed and bedroom 3 has a full size bed. The backyard has a weber gas grill and an outdoor dining set. The downstairs has two large living rooms, a dining room, a fully equipped kitchen breakfast nook, and laundry area. Everything you need to feel right at home. White sand beaches are just a short walk from the house with great swimming. We have mask and snorkels, body boards, a large cooler and beach chairs all for your convenience at the house. Waikiki is a nice leisurely stroll along the ocean and beautiful Kapiolani park. This home is close enough to all the action Waikiki has to offer but also far enough away from it all when you just want to relax. The location is very central in terms of getting around the island and sightseeing as well.
We were in Oahu for my sister's wedding and stayed at Maggie & Tim's rental with two other couples, my husband and our 6-month old. There was more than enough space that we never felt like we were on top of each other. Beautiful, well-cared for property, that is only a 10-15 minute walk to Waikiki and the commotion that it entails - it was in a quiet neighborhood, but close enough to the beach/restaurants/hotels on Waikiki to not feel too secluded. The property was almost better stocked than our home! Everything you need to cook at "home", but also whatever you need to enjoy a day at the beach. Plenty of bath towels to go around - and beach towels too. Nice secluded outdoor area in back to BBQ at your leisure. Also DVDs to watch on the off chance of a rainy day or to wind down at night. The toiletries on the property were high quality too - not the scratch paper-type toilet paper or kleenex you often get at a hotel - very nice touch! The owners checked in with us to ensure we had everything we needed and were more than willing to answer questions anytime we had them. Definitely recommend staying here! We will next time we're in Oahu.
Our family of five and a close family friend stayed in the property for a week. As others have noted, the location is fantastic and the facilities are first rate. We hired a car for the week too, so the off street parking was a bonus. Maggie and Tim were great communicators and excellent hosts. Maggie even went to the trouble of giving us a call at the house on the morning we arrived to make sure everything was OK and provide us with any advice we might need for our stay. I couldn't recommend the property or the owners more highly. Will definitely stay again.
This is a wonderful home in the traditional Hawaiian style. You can open the sliding glass doors to the backyard and enjoy a gentle trade wind breeze through the living room. Kitchen does have all the utensils you could want for cooking. Barbecue was great for grilling. A wonderful set-up for enjoying the cocktail hour and cooking a meal as well as conveniently located for going out to eat. Great location down the street from Kapiolani Park, 5 minute walk to the Outrigger Canoe Club, two blocks from an excellent surfing beach.
Good for families. Safe neighborhood. Teenagers can walk to the beach.
We will definitely rent again!
This is an excellent property minutes from Waikiki and Diamond Head, just 20 minutes east from the airport. Ten minute walk to Waikiki Beach and all the area has to offer. Five minute drive to Diamond Head and 20, at most, to Hanauma Bay, the Blowhole and Sandy Beach.
Property has everything you need including boogie boards, snorkeling gear, towels, chairs, etc. Condiments and every kitchen utensil you could want. There's a nice Weber gas grill and the tank had plenty of fuel. It's a great home to be able to cook meals, socialize and still have your own space. All you have to do is show up, bring your stuff and you'll be all set. Literally, everything else is already there which is much nicer than a rental property with just a few odds and ends.
Cost is very reasonable, given the location. It's a perfect place to stay if you're taking a family-style trip to Hawaii. The owners take great care of the property and were fantastic to work with. The best endorsement I can offer is that I wouldn't think twice about renting the property again or recommending it to family or friends.
Had a wonderful time staying at this property which worked out perfect for 2 families. Location is fantastic just close enough to the hustle and bustle of Waikiki but a step away to not feel to overwhelmed. I would recommend this property to all who would like to stay in Oahu. Thanks to Maggie for the wonderful chance to stay there.
Matt and familes - Melbourne Australia.
We thoroughly enjoyed our 8-day stay at Tiare House. Seven total people, 3 generations ranging in age from 17 to 79. The house is spacious, comfortable and well-appointed with kitchen equipment, linens, beach gear and nearly anything you might need to make your stay enjoyable. The house is in very close proximity to several parks with beach access as well as to additional beach access between houses. It is also within a healthy walk to Waikiki and its shopping and restaurants. Maggie is an absolute dear and was very attentive to the few needs we had. Our daughter and her best friend thoroughly enjoyed their high school graduation trip to Hawaii, my in-laws and our son are still raving about their first trip to Hawaii, and my husband and I in full agreement that we'll be back and will look to stay at Tiare House again. We highly recommend this location.
Throughout the years, Waikiki has become the tourist mecca of the Pacific. Located on the South Shore of Oahu, Waikiki and its white sand beaches were home to the legendary surfer, Duke Kahanamoku. Approximately 1.5 miles long, this famous stretch of beach is perfect for both water enthusiasts and beach goers alike. Over the years, the busy streets of Waikiki have become filled with a variety of luxury apartments, hotels and world-class shopping locations; some of which include, the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, Luxury Row and the DFS Galleria. Located along the iconic Waikiki Beach, Kalakaua Avenue can be considered to be the "Main Strip": Home to high-end hotels such as the Moana Surfrider, along with world class shopping opportunities such as the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, and DFS Galleria. In contrast, the less glamorous Kuhio Avenue is comparable to Las Vegas's "Old Town": Home to the Waikiki Trade Center and some of the neighborhood's more colorful and long standing restaurants, and nightlife.
Besides the hundreds of dining and shopping opportunities, there are also a number of attractions and activities that the whole family can enjoy. At the east end, is the Honolulu Zoo and Waikiki Aquarium, where visitors can visit and learn about some of Hawaii's native land and aquatic residents. On the west end, families will also enjoy the Hawaii Army Museum at Fort DeRussy, along with nightly hula shows, weekly Friday night fireworks at the Hilton Hawaiian Village and movie nights at "Sunset on the Beach".
Hawaii's signature landmark, Diamond Head Crater was once known by the Hawaiians as "Le'ahi" or "brow of the tuna". Once filled with swamps and agricultural lands, the slopes of Diamond Head have transformed over the years to become one of Oahu's premiere luxury neighborhoods on the south shore of the island. Home to amazing ocean front views, awesome surf breaks, beautiful hiking trails and secret beach pathways, it is no wonder why Diamond Head has become sought after by a number of celebrities and world elites.
Nestled between Waikiki and Kahala, the Diamond Head area, serves as a beautiful transition from the crowded streets of Honolulu to the quiet urban sprawl of Hawaii Kai and east Oahu.
With multiple scenic areas, visitors can take in the beautiful south shore scenery and maybe even the occasional whale sighting during the winter months. Grab a surfboard and catch a wave at Diamond Head Cliffs or spend a relaxing day on the beach soaking in the warm Hawaiian Sun. Diamond Head Road is also perfect for those looking for a quick scenic run or leisurely stroll. And be sure to check out the historic Diamond Head Crater for breathtaking views from Honolulu to Koko Head.
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We request half of the total rent, refundable security deposit, and cleaning fee to hold the reservation.
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Taxes include: 4.712% Hawaii State General Excise Tax (GET)
9.25% Transient Accommodation Tax (TAT)
Our rental rate is based on a 6 person maximum.
Each additional guest to 8 at $35 per night.
You may pay by check or major credit card.
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One way to advance your soccer players' skills is to get them to think about heading to make a good pass, rather than heading without purpose.
In this soccer drill session I explain how to get your players heading the ball directly into the path of a team-mate rather than closing their eyes and hoping for the best.
Heading skills drill
To get your players used to heading the ball in the right direction, have them line up in front of you and head for accuracy.
- You should stand five yards in front of the line.
- Throw the ball to the player at the front of the line and get them to head the ball straight back to you. They then go to the back of the line. The players should head the ball three or four times each.
How to develop the football (soccer) drill
- Once you have got players heading straight, get them to direct the ball.
- You stand 10 yards from the heading player. Players A, B and C stand around 5 yards away in different directions.
- You throw the ball to the heading player and call out A, B or C. The heading player must head the ball to the correct player.
- Throw the ball so the heading player can keep their feet on the ground at first. Then throw so they have to jump.
How to advance the heading drill
- Set out five players in a zigzag formation about 5 yards apart.
- Player A throws the ball up and heads to player B, who heads to player C and so on, until it reaches player E.
- If the ball falls to the ground, get the next player in the sequence to throw and head on. Don't go back to the start or some players may not get many touches!
- If player E can continue, they should try to head the ball back to player D and in sequence to player A – keeping the ball in the air.
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So, I am a big Patrick Dempsey fan and I saw this contest that they are doing with his new movie "Made of Honor". You are enter to have your wedding ON the red carpet at the movie premiere, with McDreamy right there! If you win, you also get like loads of prizes ($10,000, paid honeymoon to Paris and Venice) and other stuff...I am your typical "always a bride's maid, never a bride" --so I am sending this to all my engaged friends, so I CAN meet McDreamy! Ha, thought I would share with you guys too!
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A slight miscalculation…
I swear it wasnt me Auntie Marguerite, I didnt do it on purpose!!! You gotta believe me!!!!
Did you keep those tap shoes on your feet at all times, Rhoda?
To Leakysqueaky712: Oh yea right, and I bet "The dog ate your homework" as well huh?
in the Past, he is Mr. Was. In the Present, he's Mr. Am. If he overshoots the 21st century, doe he become Mr. Will Be?
LordDogmore, I did have the cutest little dog. But something happened to him………..I dont want to talk about it!!!
I hope this doesn't cause a rip in the time-space continuum…
"ARF2 said: in the Past, he is Mr. Was. In the Present, he's Mr. Am. If he overshoots the 21st century, doe he become Mr. Will Be?"
almost but in the present he is known as Mr. Is or as annie called him Mr. Issy
This reminds me of a cartoon I once saw on the subject of "if time travel were real". It showed scores of people from the future waiting in line at Ford's Theater to stop Lincoln's assassination.
This is where Time Traveling Sandy's Trainer tells Mr. Was to try to get Lincoln's top hat to sell on e-bay.
The operator's panels seem to be modeled after the TARDIS controls from Dr. Who.
In general I like the development of the strip (hopefully we will eventually the Asp and Punjab), but I this Atlanean wizard thing sounds a wrong note. Wasn't Mr. Am 'I am that I am,' Yahweh of the Old Testament?
"I yam who I yam" fought Brutus, but Cesar was still assassinated.
Well, other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how did you enjoy the play?
A few moments earlir and Lincoln would still be alive. And bitchin he's on the Penny.
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Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's resignation Friday is good for the country's Coptic Christians, according to a religious freedom expert
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Pakistan's Federal Minister for Minorities Shahbaz Bhatti met with The Christian Post last week in Washington, D.C., while he was in town for the National Prayer Breakfast and to meet with the U.S. Department of State.
President Obama has sent his nomination for the position of Ambassador-At-Large for International Religious Freedom to the Senate to be approved, the White House announced Monday.
The Christian Post met with Elder Fu and his translator the Rev. Dr. Lin Manhong, dean of Nanjing Union Theological Seminary, on Sunday evening in New York City to discuss the upcoming China Bible exhibition, mass evangelism in China, the TSPM relati..
During his speech at the 59th National Prayer Breakfast Thursday morning, President Barack Obama said the godmother of his two daughters helped organize prayer groups for him across the country.
An outreach ministry that specializes in sharing the gospel through online media announced Wednesday that it reached a record-breaking 687,000 people in just one day last year.
Christian parents should stop being overly fearful and learn to step on the "gas pedal" in raising their kids to have strong faith, said a California megachurch pastor.
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Aspect Hotel Kilkenny places you within 2 miles (3 km) of Talbots Tower and Butler House. This 80-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with a restaurant, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Shee Alms House and National Craft Gallery are also near this Kilkenny hotel.
This hotel is home to a restaurant and a bar/lounge. Start each morning off right with full breakfast served for a fee.
All 80 rooms provide coffee makers, laptop-compatible safes, and ironing boards. Guests can expect free WiFi and wired Internet, along with TVs. Beds sport premium bedding and bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries.
Property features
At Aspect Hotel Kilkenny, guests have access to free WiFi in public areas, a business center, and free newspapers. Free parking is included with your stay. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to help with concierge services, and answer any questions about the area. This family-friendly hotel also has laundry facilities.
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Onsite dining
- Business center
Aspect Hotel KilkennyRing Road Springhill Kilkenny Kilkenny
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. This 3-star property offers access to a business center and meeting rooms.
High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This family-friendly hotel also offers multilingual staff, concierge services, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Guests can use the indoor pool at a partner property. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Aspect Hotel Kilkenny is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Total number of rooms - 80
- Number of floors - 3
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Business center
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Restaurant
- Free self parking
- Smoke-free property
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Aspect Hotel Kilkenny offers 80 accommodations with laptop-compatible safes and coffee/tea makers. Beds feature premium bedding. This Kilkenny hotel provides complimentary wired and wireless high-speed Internet access. Bathrooms include showers, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers. Cribs/infant beds (complimentary) are also available. Housekeeping is provided daily.
- Premium bedding
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Television
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Full breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning.
Rueben Restaurant - This restaurant serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
To make special requests for accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
Optional extras
- Fee for full breakfast: EUR 12.50 per person (approximately)
- Fee for high-speed Internet (wired) in public areas: EUR 1.00 (for 8 minutes, rates may vary)
- Early check-in fee: EUR 15
- Late check-out fee: EUR 30.00
Hotel Name
- Aspect Hotel
- Aspect Hotel Kilkenny
- Aspect Kilkenny
- Hotel Aspect
- Hotel Aspect Kilkenny
- Kilkenny Aspect Hotel
- Kilkenny Hotel Aspect
- Days Hotel Kilkenny
- Days Inn Kilkenny
- Kilkenny Days Inn
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Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
National Rating
Fáilte Ireland (The National Tourism Development Authority) assigns an official star rating for accommodations in Ireland. This Hotel property is rated 3 stars.


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Where workers strike and organise,
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Playing early has always been the goal for this youngster with a plan. Harmon, however, said that he is still trying to decide between two specific teams – Georgia and Clemson.
"They are still the two teams to beat," he said.
Georgia seems to have the edge.
"I kind of want to go to Georgia," Harmon said. "Think about it – they have A.J. Green coming, and he is the top receiver in the country. They will still have Stafford up there that first year that I would be up there, too. There offensive line is young. Chris Little will probably play soon and Sturdivant starting as a freshman. They've got a lot of talent up there."
Harmon said that if he decided to go to Georgia that he would want to have the same sort of success as some of the younger players are having up there now.
"I would want my freshman year at Georgia would be on and poppin," he said with a laugh.
Harmon also pointed out that he was impressed that Clemson has DaQuan Bowers and he said he would be excited to line up with him, too. He said that he plans on attending Clemson's camp, Marshall's camp and Florida's camp, although those plans are tentative.
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In the winter I'm less picky, but in the summer I wear 30spf all the time.
SPF 15 sunscreen, under my SPF 15 foundation for my face. Too bad that doesn't add up to SPF 30! I wear SPF 30 on my everything besides my face though.
Every day I rely on the SPF from my moisturizer and foundation, which are both 15. During the summer or when I plan to be outside for much of the day I also use a neutrogena liquid sunscreen with SPF 70. I'm hoping that pays off when I'm 40 with flawless skin and the rest of the women my age are wrinkly and leathery!
My day moisturizer has SPF 25++, and my foundation has 20. Does that add up to 40?? However I hardly got outside. When I absolutely know I will be out, I put on my Kose SPF 50!
No, it doesn't add up.
Winter I do see a lot of sun during the day but during the spring summer and fall I go for a high as i can 60 to 110. I can burn in as little as 15 minutes so you but i get the longest lasting on.
I do find that my foundation has enough physical sun block with my primer to work all day for me when I go full coverage but on most days I don't wear foundation so it's also about the sunscreen.
I never use SPF. Unless I'm at the beach trying to get a tan I never wear SPF. I should mention that have fair skin so I should use it. I'm bad, I know.
I'm not an outdoorsy person so I stick with SPF 15 most days, but if I know I'm going outside for a long period of time I always wear a hat and SPF 30.
I live in the Caribbean so I use Neutrogena Age Shield SPF 110 on my face everyday. I also spray my neck and arms with Neutrogena Ultra Sheer spray in SPF 100.
I use a really high SPF (50), but use a lot less of it than you're supposed to because I can't get 1/2 teaspoon of that stuff on my face – it would just stay white all day and never sink in. If you use less, you get less SPF protection, so I figure by using less of a 50 SPF lotion, I'm still getting around 30spf – which they say is really the highest you can get!
I should mention, I'm in Southern California. Even though I'm not outdoorsy, I get exposed to a lot of strong UV almost every day, just driving around and walking through parking lots. That's why I'm so militant about it – I'd be a little more relaxed in a less sunny climate.
During the winter months, I go for SPF 15, but now that it's getting sunnier, I reach for SPF 30 and SPF 50 during the really sunny days of summer 🙂
I'm an extremely fair redhead, and I wear SPF 60 every day. I have trouble with a lot of sunscreens breaking me out (I can't wear chemical sunscreens, and all Neutrogena sunscreens break me out), but I've been using Vanicream with no problems.
My moisturizer has SPF50 in it, but I feel its necessary for my unearthly pale skin.
When my family took a vacation in Florida last August, my mom made me wear SPF70 because she swore on her life I would be the one to leave with sunburn. Lol I think it's time I start working on my tan.
I live in the Pacific northwest. I use no Spf in the winter here. But in the summer, I use spf 30 or higher.
I'm so bad I know. The only SPF item I use is Jack Black lip balm.
My regular daytime moisturizers (Clarins, Clinique and Ole Henriksen) all have an SPF of 20. If I'm going to be out in strong sun (lunching on an outdoor patio, etc.) I use a much higher SPF – generally Kiehl's with SPF 50.
I've yet to find a formula with SPF that doesn't break me out or make me blotchy if I use it consistently, so I use stuff without SPF for daily wear. But I have really fair skin and burn easily, so if I know I'm going to be out in the sun a lot I use SPF 15 or 30 on my more sensitive face and stronger sunscreen on the less-sensitive rest of me.
It's a tough line to walk, sun will damage my skin, but I also have a few places where my reaction to SPF moisturizers over a long period damaged my skin. Mostly I try to keep to the shade!
Whatever happens to be in the foundation I'm using, if any. I don't wear any unless I am going to be outside for any amount of time. On an average day I am outside for a total of 10 minutes, tops. When I'm going to be outdoors for any amount of time I usually wear 30+. When I'm going to the beach I wear 45+
I wear at least an SPF 30 sunscreen everyday, rain or shine. At least a half teaspoon on my face and neck, plus extra for any other exposed areas. In the summertime I switch to a SPF 50 sunscreen.
Uhm.. I actually don't use ANY SPF on a daily basis o.Ô
I wear Elta Clear 46 everyday – it's lightweight and non-greasy, perfect under make-up. I'm a redhead in Texas so I've got to wear something. I also need to start using a SPF hand cream, I haven't been and my hands are looking patchy.


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Short Story? I Suppose.
Hey guys.
Well I was up the other day keeping a friend company, and she decided to tell me one of her fanfictions, as interesting as it was, it made me want to write something.
I don't care whether you'll enjoy it or not, i'm always open to everyone's opinions. ^__^
Anyway, It isn't titled, so if you get an idea of what to call it, be sure to tell me.
It was early December, and the city of Val was covered in snow, Kana was in her usual hiding spot, the library, doing what she loved, reading. Kana was your average teenager, but she looked oddly young for her age, so whenever she met someone, she was shy, and they just referred to her as Little Kana.
It was any regular day for Kana at the library as she continued her favorite series "Guess Not!" Written by Al Pine.
All was normal until she met Cjack.
Cjack was surprisingly just like Kana, but he wore glasses and kept his hair short.
The day Kana bumped into Cjack, was planned to be an interesting friendship.
"Oh, I'm sorry." Kana said to Cjack, who was still laying on the ground.
"Need a hand?" She said with a smile as she helped him off the floor. "T-Thanks." He replied, readjusting his glasses.
"What's your name?" Kana asked looking a bit more energetic than usual.
"My parents call me Cjack." "Why?" She asked.
He replied slowly as if in thought. "I'm not really sure, what do people call you?"
It's fine.
She jumped in the air and struck a pose, "I'm Kana!, but you can call me big sis."
He looked puzzled, "why do I have to call you onee-chan?"
"She replied with a huge smile, "cause I'm older silly!" Still confused about the whole situation, Cjack grabbed his book and bowed to her. "I should be going Kan-- I mean oneechan, it's getting late."
Disappointed, cause she thought she'd have a buddy to read with she replied, "Will I ever see you back at the library?"
Cjack blushed a bit.
"I'll be here tomorrow, see you then?"
"Okay!" She said giving him a big hug, making his books fall again.
On the way home, Kana couldn't help but wonder why she was so energetic when she had met Cjack, she was so used to being shy she didn't know what became of her.
Was it cause she was taller than Cjack, or maybe older?
She didn't ponder this thought too long before realizing she almost passed her house. "Momma?" She called out, "Momma are you in the kitchen?"
"Yes honey, dinner is almost ready." Replied her mother. "Did you meet anyone at the library, dear?" Her mom said in a loving tone.
Kana sparked up excitedly.
"Yes! I met a little boy named Cjack, he's so cute."
"Oh really?" Said the mom.
"Yeah and he loves books too!" She said getting even happier.
"My my." Said the mother, "I've never seen you this excited."
Kana took those words into thought and still couldn't figure out what made her so happy around Cjack.
After dinner, Kana took a bath, brushed her teeth, pajama'd up and grabbed her plushie, after this she hopped in bed and drifted to sleep.
The next morning, she woke up feeling weird and dizzy, but she decided to throw some cold water on her face and get dressed.
She threw on a tank top then a sweater and a skirt.
Then decided to go downstairs.
"Leaving so soon?" Said her mother, "you must not want any breakfast." She said with a smile.
"Ah! Sorry mom!" She replied.
"I guess I'm alittle off today."
"That won't be a problem once you have some of my mandarin chicken and biscuits." Her mother said putting a plate in front of her.
Kana's eyes brightened up.
"Mmm, smells delicious mom! Thank you!"
After breakfast, Kana headed to the library.
On the way there, Kana couldn't keep her mind off of her new friend Cjack, was it cause he was so cute to her, or cause he thought of her as a big sister?
Thinking about this she slipped on the ice and fell in the snow.
Of course, it isn't done, but I do plan to finish it.
Someone asked me if it was erotic, and I wasn't quite sure, but I don't think they'd enjoy that here so i'll keep it clean.
Most of this story was made completely off the top of my head, so sorry if it throws any of you off.
Remember, if you think of a title, please tell me.
Any ideas you have, i'd like to hear them.
And there will be more to come.
So Kana is a shotacon with a little brother fetish? Hot.
jfc there are children on this forum you titbag
There really needs to be a disclaimer on this thread since it's illegal for Canadians of all ages to view it.
I never said that CJack was her brother.
If you'd take a minute to re-read, or finish reading completely, you'd come to find out that I said i'd keep it clean.
Thank you.
Also, whatever a titbag is, i'm sure it's lovely.
I don't understand the reference, if there is one.
Where is her dad?
Ahh, I see your meaning.
And originally, I had taken out a "Certian." part of this story.
To be later announced.
But maybe what Tora said.
go bak to trickstar gdit
Excuse me?
I'm sorry, but i'm not quite sure I understand you.
would not read again
theres no shakespeare or incest
terrible never write again
Thank you so much for your opinion!
But as I stated.
1. It isn't finished.
2. I'm trying to keep it clean.
If it doesn't spike your intrests then i'm terribly sorry, but thank you for your input.
play nice, kids
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Crimea Sanctions Europe Should Impose Stiffer Penalties
Germany has said it wants to take on greater responsibility in foreign policy -- and the Crimea crisis offers a golden opportunity to do so. Berlin should impose tougher penalties against Russia, even if it would hurt the German economy.
"Freedom isn't free." This bit of wisdom is one that American patriots are fond of slapping onto their back bumpers. But there is something to it. The fight for political convictions always comes with a price. Yet it appears to be one that German managers and corporate leaders are uninterested in paying.
E.on head Johannes Teyssen warned against endangering "very responsible policies toward the East" in an interview with SPIEGEL this week. Rainer Lindner, head of Germany's Committee on Eastern European Economic Relations, fears that "sanctions will certainly trigger counter-sanctions" -- as if effective penalties could ever be free of charge.
The concerns expressed by Germany's business community are understandable. But the government in Berlin should ignore them just the same. In addition to the travel bans and frozen accounts already imposed by the EU -- punitive actions that are essentially symbolic in nature -- Europe should also levy more significant economic sanctions against Russia. It is a question of credibility. Not doing so is tantamount to Germany and the EU saying: "You know what Mr. Putin? The Crimea isn't actually that important to us after all."
Led by German President Joachim Gauck, Berlin only recently demanded that the country take on more responsibility in the world. Chancellor Angela Merkel made clear early on that military intervention in the Crimea crisis isn't an option. That makes sense. But what other alternatives could Europe pursue?
The economic lever is all that's left. Russia is highly dependent on imports from the EU, particularly from Germany. But even more painful than a reduction of European exports to Russia would be a moratorium on EU natural gas and oil imports from Russia, or at least a credible threat from Brussels that it was prepared to do so. Russia and Putin's military machine, after all, are reliant on income generated by energy exports.
It would not be an easy step to take. But the difference could be compensated for via oil and natural gas deliveries from other sources. It is, of course, undeniable that such a step would drive up energy prices in Germany and the rest of the European Union. Economic growth, already weak, would suffer. But if we Germans are serious about taking on more foreign policy responsibility, then we also have to be prepared to pay the requisite price.
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- Economic War with Russia: A High Price for German Business (03/17/2014)
- 'No Reason for Concern': Energy Exec Says Ukraine Crisis Not Bad for Business (03/17/2014)
- Tight on the Right: Germany's NPD Maintains Close Ties to Svoboda (03/17/2014)
- US Experts on the Crimean Crisis: 'We Shouldn't Threaten Putin' (03/15/2014)
- Parallels to 1914? What History Teaches Us About the Ukraine Crisis (03/14/2014)
- Help from Germany: Firms Could Soon Provide Gas to Ukraine (03/11/2014)
- Foreign Policy Rethink: Germany Weighs Stronger Military Role (01/28/2014)
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Torah,Torah and More Torah! Get It! That's the answer.
with all due respect to the rabbi: it doesn't add up!
The numbers show apathy, assimilation, shrinkage- the "answers" given are more of the same policies that have brought us here in the first place. Wise up!
With all due respect, the problem that Rabbi Wernick does not see is that the core values on which the Conservative Movement (CM) was founded have melted away, and CM is now seen by almost everyone as symmetrical with Reform Judaism. CM has abandoned their non-egalitarian congregations, and members who want to retain the CM values of 50 years ago (including our youth) have no place to go. What is needed now is a vibrant national organization to capture the constituents who have been abandoned by CM. The Teaneck group at The UTJ should be moving faster and more vigorously to fill this role.
> What if anything could the USCJ do for Jews who want a fuller Conservative Judaism only to see those aspirations stymied by
> their own local Conservative synagogues?
As a Conservative Jew, I absolutely agree with this question. There is certainly an "elite" minority of Conservative Jews who are extremely knowledgeable, engaged, and observant who are the living, beating heart powering the movement who are nevertheless being smothered by the rest of their congregants (the majority) who are Conservative in affiliation but who otherwise essentially lead reform lifestyles, without any serious attempt at Shabbat or Chagim observance, study, or Kashrut. I believe the future of the movement boils down to whether the movement's leaders are willing to hurt some feelings and egos and thus risk philanthropy dollars by demanding and *inspiring* more observance, more seriousness of Jewish living, and the creation of true Shabbat communities. If not, those "elite" of Conservative Judaism will continue to leave for independent or alternative minyanim or Modern Orthodoxy while the majority of the movement becomes the long stereotyped "reform with more hebrew prayers" and intermarries away.
As a board member of my synagogue, let me say Rabbi Wernick couldn't be more correct about boards, except that is where almost *every* idea goes to die, not just the creative ones...
Conservative Judaism is not pluralistic, they have got rid of their non Egalitarian Congregations. The right wing of Conservative Judaism has left for Union of traditional Judaism or Orthodox Judaism.It is only a generation where you will be similar to Reform Judaism
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How small do the Conservative and Reform movement need to get before their leaders realize that this formula doesn't work. How many more of their children must intermarry, become appathetic or worse, convert to other religions before they wake up. I don't think they ever will. They are too committed to their idealogies.
In this article the USCJ president tries to show differences between Reform and Conservative Judaism. But like many problems the USCJ has had understanding and relating to its dues paying members the facts on the ground at least in my city - Pittsburgh PA show that in order to try to keep the local big Conservative synagogue open they are combining hebrew schools with the largest Reform synagogue and doing many other kinds of programming together. Many in our community see this as window dressing for an inevitable full merger between the institutions. So there will be no avenue for Jews to really be Conservative Jews here anymore unless a breakaway minyan starts from scratch. What if anything could the USCJ do for Jews who want a fuller Conservative Judaism only to see those aspirations stymied by their own local Conservative synagogues?
Just reading this one sees why Conservative Judaism is doomed. The article is boring, mentions silly phrases like "sacred communities" and focuses on giving to UJA. Time to wake up CM! People are searching for meaning in their lives, for a connection to God, to know what it means to be an "oved hashem" and how to get there. The answer has always been there and, unfortunately, the CM never got it: Torah, Torah, and more Torah. Not Giant vacuous synagogues and lofty speeches. Teach Torah to as many as will listen.
Ever wonder why the most expensive Jewish books -- commentaries, siddurim, etc. -- are the ones put out by the CM? Why does Etz Hayyim cost twice as much as Artscroll? It should cost half as much and be given away to every one to increase learning.
Sadly it is a house of cards. So many Jews could have been turned on over the past 40 years while the CM built buildings instead of souls.
What Rabbi Wernick points out is clear. Conservative Jews are engaged in being Jewish, providing leadership throughout Jewish Organizations and are individual leaders in innovation. That news should not be held back. Yes, demographics are shifting and individual congregations need to recognize that the world has been changing. In fact, that is what is most laudable about Conservative Judaism, the willingness to be both Authentic and contemporary. Conservative Jews need not spend their time simply reading torah; they are proof that motivated Jews pursue lives of meaning while working to strengthen the Jewish Community. Those who try to delude us that traditional Judaism discourages work and is so insular as to have nothing to do with one's fellow Jews are not, in fact, authentic. They are marching in the wrong direction, even as they are motivated by torah. One asks which is more important, study or action? I think that Conservative Jews have voted to act and not merely to study. For if study never leads to action, what's the point?


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THESE stunning images reveal just how close a 50-tonne southern right whale and her calf got to a tourist vessel.
The massive mammal drifted just below a group of wildlife watchers on a boat in the Peninsula Valdes, Argentina.
The amazing images also show the calf coming up to the surface as the mother rests just below.
The powerful mammals could easily crush the boat with a swipe of their tails.
He said: 'Being in the water with a whale is the most humbling experience I've ever had underwater.
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Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, Handhelds, Hot Deals
When looking at the overall landscape of smartphones in the US, most casual conversation is dominated by talk of Apple's iPhone and Samsung's Galaxy S—currently that means the iPhone 6 and the Galaxy S6. The thing is, though, that there are other great phones out there that deserve to be a part of the conversation. Last year, my favorite Android phone was the LG G3, and I've been looking forward to getting my hands on the successor ever since LG announced it.
As most know, I'm one of the rare people who owns multiple smartphones. I didn't need the LG G4, but I definitely wanted it. LG sent one over, and I've been enjoying the process of learning all the ins and outs of the superb camera. If you're unfamiliar, LG did a great job differentiating the camera on the G4. It's got fantastic performance in low light situations thanks to the f/1.8 aperture, and sports a manual mode with 15 settings and over 135 options for configuring the camera to capture just the right shot. Pair that with the laser autofocus that gets things looking great in an instant, and the ability to capture RAW images and you have a winner. Super cool.
Click to continue reading LG G4 hands-on first impressions
Apple releases iPhone Lightning Dock
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Accessories, Apple, Cell Phones
Apple has just released the new iPhone Lightning Dock, an accessory that will allow you to easily charge an Lightning port-equipped iPhone from a vertical base. The device supports the newest iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, as well as the iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, and iPhone 5s. The iPod touch 5th generation is also compatible. As you can see in the image above, this is simply a Lightning connected that is rising up out of the base, which leads us to believe that this should easily support future models as well.
The iPhone Lightning Dock is powered by your own Lightnint to USB cable, and also has a 3.5mm headphone port, allowing you to listen to your iPhone audio through headphones while it is docked.
You can pick up the iPhone Lightning Dock now for $39.
Unboxing Live 156: Samsung Galaxy Mega 2
Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Cell Phones, Features, Handhelds, Videocasts
The Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 is a crazy large phablet-style smartphone, sporting a full 6-inch high definition 720p display. On the back you have an 8-megapixel camera with a bunch of built-in photo editing tools, along with a private mode, easy mode, and even a single-handed use mode.
We bring you the full rundown of the Samsung Galaxy Mega 2 Android smartphone from AT&T in this episode.
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