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My husband Mike and I just returned from our 4th wonderful visit to Belize. Real life is coming at us too fast to duck so it will be weeks before I get all the blog pages and photo collections the way I want them. I decided to start this thread and then post to it as I have additional offerings.
This trip we split just over a week in southern Belize between Punta Gorda and the Sapodilla Cayes and ended on Caye Caulker for a week. 1st offering is this blog post about our arrival and stay on the mainland:
More later! Happy trails!
Hopefulist in Belize, 2014
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Glad to hear it was another wonderful trip...I could not see any of the pictures though. WOuld love to hear more about Punta Gorda for a future trip. Belize is a beautiful place!
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Next installment: Lubaantún Maya site and the Fallen Stones Butterfly Ranch
http://hopefulistinlatinamerica.blogspot.com/2014/04/lubaantun-maya-site-and-fallen-stones.html -
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Blue Creek and Ho Keb Ha Cave:
http://hopefulistinlatinamerica.blogspot.com/2014/04/blue-creek-and-ho-keb-ha-cave.html -
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Reef Conservation International in the Sapodilla Cayes:
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Last stop, Caye Caulker:
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Only had the opportunity to read and enjoy your Caye Caulker installation. It looks fabulous.
Bookmarking the rest for some more good reads.
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Very interesting report and beautiful pictures! You have me convinced that Caye Caulker is where we want to stay, rather than Ambergris - it looks lovely. Finally getting to Belize next February.
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I've added a photo collection for our Belize 2014 trip to my flickr page - 9 sets:
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Thanks! It's a big time investment to get the photos all sorted and organized in the blogs and sets and collections, but then they're there for others and for us, anytime we want them.
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In the days leading up to the performance, ADC Chair Safa Rifka wrote Mr Jandali an email, warning him: "I just want to make sure that your stand on the issue of Syria will not be carried over to the convention."Jandali rejected the condition, Arab-Americans have used organisations such as the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee to defend their civil liberties in the US and bring government attention to matters overseas [GALLO/GETTY] Malek Jandali's "dis-invitation" from the annual convention of the Arab-American Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) earlier this month raises questions about the organisation's ability to accurately claim that it represents the Arab-American community. It also highlights the dire need for the ADC to re-examine its longstanding ties to authoritarian Arab regimes, US law enforcement, and the Washington political elite. Jandali is a renowned Syrian musician who had been set to perform his song, Watani Ana, ["I am my homeland"], at the group's annual convention. In the days leading up to the performance, ADC Chair Safa Rifka wrote Mr Jandali an email, warning him: "I just want to make sure that your stand on the issue of Syria will not be carried over to the convention." Jandali rejected the condition, and Rifka personally ordered ADC staff to disinvite him. Incensed by the incident, more than 700 Arab-Americans and allies signed a petition calling on Rifka to resign, citing his willingness to defend the Syrian regime - even as the death toll in that country rises above 1,300. The petition also called for the resignation of Ray Hanania, a Palestinian American ADC board member appointed by Rifka, who is notorious for his vile and obnoxious attacks on Palestine solidarity activists. To date, the ADC has refused to take action and has offensively characterised the petition's authors and supporters as people who wish to undermine the organisation's work. To the contrary, we care deeply about Arab-American issues. We are concerned that the organisation has opted to dig in its heels, refusing to take the steps outlined in the petition - and instead possibly saving face by allowing Hanania's term to expire quietly, while leaving the issue of the organisation's dependency on Rifka's donations and leadership unaddressed. Angering Arab-Americans The ADC, however, can't dodge its critics by hoping that the storm will pass. If the uprisings in the Arab world are a lesson, once out in the open, dissent has a tendency to gain traction. The problem today, really, is not the singular egregiousness of the Syrian regime, but rather, the ADC's longstanding financial and political ties to many Arab regimes that do not tolerate human rights, let alone feminist, labour, or dissident organisations in the countries they govern. Such relationships have often disillusioned people who believe it is inconsistent to stand up for the rights of Arabs in the United States while simultaneously taking money from Arab governments and apologetically ignoring their violation of those rights. To make matters worse, the ADC has also angered Arab-Americans because of its decision to cozy up with officials in the Bush administration - even as that government launched a full-fledged assault on our communities at home and our relatives abroad. In some cases, this discontent has led to the secession of local chapters that became independent regional groups; and in others, potential members were deterred from joining. 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The election process for its directors is unclear because the by-laws are not accessible on the webpage and are otherwise difficult to procure. Few members know, for example, that they have the legal right to initiate disciplinary proceedings against the organisation's directors. The organisation should disclose its corporate governance documents so that the community can be more informed about how the organisation works and how they can effect change within it. Unfair policing and harassment Finally, and most importantly, the ADC should review its relationship with government agencies that have targeted and caused great harm to members of our community. ADC's job is to defend the rights of our community against government incursion, rather than cast itself as the government's ally in the pursuit of misguided policies. The infiltration of mosques, civic organisations, and community centres with informants and spies by federal law enforcement creates a climate of fear and divisiveness. 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The world number one, whose back pain surfaced last year and intensified this season, will miss the Masters next week for the first time in his career after being advised by his doctors on Monday to have a microdiscectomy in Park City, Utah.
Woods, whose back problems forced him to retire from last month's Honda Classic before he skipped the Arnold Palmer Invitational, his traditional Masters warm-up event, has been told by his doctors that he will miss "several upcoming tournaments" during his rehabilitation.
His surgery involved the removal of herniated disc material that pressed on a nerve root or the spinal cord.
"In general, it takes six weeks for the soft tissues to heal, even from the microdiscectomy surgery," Michael Leighton, a surgeon at the Palm Beach Orthopaedic Institute in Florida, told Reuters by telephone on Friday.
"Tiger certainly can be working his short game sooner than that, probably after three or four weeks at the latest.
"But it will take him six weeks before he is ready to start swinging a club with his usual ability. He will probably be ready to play somewhere around three months after his surgery."
An absence from competition of that length would rule Woods out of the year's second major, the US Open to be played at Pinehurst, North Carolina in mid-June.
David Geier, an orthopaedic surgeon and sports medicine specialist based in Charleston, South Carolina, predicted that Woods could be out of competitive golf for up to four months.
"You never know for sure how it will take, and sometimes it depends on how long the pressure on the nerve lasted," said Geier who like Leighton has also not worked with Woods.
"It depends on exactly what he had done but if it was just a single-level, herniated disc where there was just one disc causing pressure on the nerve roots and there were no other issues, I would say he will be out for three to four months.
"Some of that, of course, will depend on how quickly he gets his strength back and how quickly his pain goes away."
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"Chipping and putting do not require much twisting, so this is possible," Selene Parekh, an associate professor of surgery in the Division of Orthopaedic Surgery at Duke University, told Reuters.
"However full swings will not be possible until his back muscles and core muscles have been strengthened and that can take between six and 10 weeks. Overall, I think he will be out of competition for four to six months."
Woods's lengthy history of injury began with a troublesome left knee, first operated on when he was a freshman at Stanford University in 1994. Three more operations on that knee have followed.
He has also suffered injuries to his ankle and neck, his right and left Achilles tendons and fractures in his leg, which he defiantly played through on the way to victory at the 2008 US Open after a 19-hole playoff against Rocco Mediate.
Though Woods has missed two British Opens, one US Open and one PGA Championship since 2008 because of injuries, surgeons believe that his long-term prognosis looks relatively bright.
"Tiger took the long-term view of where he is going to be by having the spine surgery now," Leighton said. "He will be over that and all the other injuries are now really behind him.
"He has had a successful ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) construction, he has had a successful Achilles (surgery) and the other injuries are things he has worked out from a therapy and training perspective.
"The main issue for him aged 38 is that he is still battling against guys who are 23, 24, 25 who are chasing the dream. Those guys are in good shape and they have the skills that do start to compare with where Tiger is, or was."
Woods, who triumphed five times on the PGA Tour in 2013 but failed to play his best at the majors, has not clinched a grand slam title since his playoff win at the 2008 US Open.
He has long targeted the record 18 majors piled up by his childhood idol Jack Nicklaus and must now deal with a bad back, the bane of many golfers who have suffered ailments from the game's repetitive twisting and torqueing pressure.
"A study came out showing that over 90 percent of athletes with microdiscectomy can return to their pre-injury, elite levels," Parekh said. "His long-term prognosis from the back is good."
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Really, Tennessee state legislature? You were so close. You were almost reputable. People almost thought about our state fondly - we have the show Nashville, for goodness' sake - and you had to just stomp on it like Caesar with your big feet.
Last week, state Senator Brian Kelsey of Memphis submitted Bill 2566, which is now charmingly nicknamed the "Turn Away the Gays" bill. Bill 2566 permits open-door businesses and religious/denominational organizations the right to refuse goods or services to homosexual customers, based on "since religious convictions."
The bill comes as a result of a number of lawsuits in other states and the District of Columbia, where photographers, bakers, and florists, were sued for refusing services to homosexual couples. What do all those professions have in common? WEDDINGS. How did that decision even get made? "Oh, so you want to get married? Well, how are you going to do it without any FLOWERS? Mwahaha." Grow up. You are the lamest of Bond Villains.
Bill 2566 comes from a place of extreme childishness. You can't stop gays from falling in love and committing to one another, but you could make their "Big Day" that much more difficult, just because you don't like it. Ostensibly, the bill protects businesses from potential lawsuits as the result of following their conscience. That's the most frustrating argument for this bill? Legally, you cannot discriminate based on religion, race, or ethnicity. Gays, however, are not legally protected from discrimination, and some earnestly believe, as Rice put it, "...Its more wrong to force people to violate their conscience." You can sell wedding cake to Irish Catholics, Indonesian Muslims, and atheist Asians, so long as you don't sell to gays!
Freedom of religion is a precious right, don't get me wrong, but freedom of religion means that you are allowed to live and govern yourself according to your own conscience. The government AND OTHER CITIZENS are not allowed to run your life, to force you to be Muslim instead of Hindu, Catholic instead of Protestant, or Atheist instead of Agnostic. That is freedom of religion, and it, like all the other freedoms, ends at another citizen's freedom. You, as an individual, are only as free as far as you don't impinge on my freedom, and vice versa.
Furthermore, the bill grants businesses and organizations this right of refusal on the grounds of "sincere religious belief." How could something so abstract POSSIBLY be proved in a court of law? I don't deny that there are those would deny service for religious reasons, but "sincere religious belief" is vague enough that it cannot be proven and easily abused.
Maybe I'm not a good enough Christian (come at me, bro!), but I don't see how refusing to sell cake and flowers to gays is really "fighting the good fight" or more importantly - ANYBODY'S BUSINESS. Why or how do the vendors of any product or service get to dictate HOW the consumers of that product consume it? I bought a spoon. I could use it for eating, or I could make a ring out of it. Why does the spoon vendor care? You don't see liquor stores refusing to sell to alcoholics and you sure as sugar won't see McDonald's refuse a cheeseburger to someone who really should have a salad and jog instead. Addiction and obesity are much bigger than threats to American society than gay marriage could ever hope to be.
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Disney Theatrical Productions on Monday announced the full Broadway-bound cast of the new musical, with Iglehart in the role made famous by Robin Williams, who lent his manic voice to the big blue Genie in the 1992 animated version of "Aladdin."
"It took three wishes from the time I was 4 to 39," said Iglehart. "I can't wait. I am looking forward to this challenge but truthfully I want to have as much fun as I can and ride this bad boy out as far as I can."
Iglehart previously played singer Bobby in the Tony Award-winning "Memphis," a role he originated, and made his Broadway debut as a replacement in "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee." He also played opposite Ashanti in a production of "The Wiz" in 2009.
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"Aladdin," with songs by Alan Menken, will be directed and choreographed by Tony Award-winner Casey Nicholaw, whose previous hits include "The Book of Mormon" and "The Drowsy Chaperone." Bob Crowley, who has a Tony for "Mary Poppins," will design the sets, and Chad Beguelin has written the story and some lyrics.
The show will feature a 34-member cast, new songs by Menken and magic tricks. It will first be staged at Toronto's Ed Mirvish Theatre this November until Jan. 5, before it rides a magic carpet to Broadway's New Amsterdam Theatre and opens next year.
Iglehart recently checked the weather forecast next month in Canada and it said he should expect temperatures of minus-5. "I looked at my wife and said, `I've never seen minus-anything!' So I'm a little nervous about that but, I've been wanting to go to Canada for many, many years. So I'm looking forward to it."
The "Aladdin" story centers on a commoner who falls for the free-spirited Princess Jasmine and has his life change with one rub of a magic lamp. Iglehart said the stage version will be distinct from the movie version, in the same way "The Lion King" onstage is vastly different from the film.
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As a four-year-old kid, Israel was performing at halftime of Atlanta Hawks games, dribbling three basketballs the length of the court as part of a family act. His father, Tony, is a former BYU assistant coach who won a Division II NCAA title at Kennesaw State in 2004.
Now Israel, 28, is the third-youngest head coach ever to take a team to the NJCAA tournament in Hutchison, Kan., a tournament that's been going on since World War II. His 26-7 Gordon College Highlanders will take on Columbia College from Tennessee tonight.
Getting Israel to Hutchison didn't come without some drama.
Just over a week ago, while coaching the Highlanders past Middle Georgia and top-seeded Georgia Perimeter to win the Region 13 championship, his wife Candice gave birth to their first child, a baby girl.
He had his parents and her parents all rush to the hospital that week for the birth of little Isabelle. Israel slept on the couch in the hospital room, which was also where the delivery transpired. He scouted opponents on his laptop, rushed back and forth from practices and tried his best to support Candice.
His father, Tony, said the baby was coming — then not coming. It was going to be a boy — then a girl. As he watched Israel try to juggle the job as a coach and the birth of his first child, he quipped, "I don't care if was a St. Bernard, I just wanted the baby to come."
When Candice found out she was pregnant last summer, the due date was March 8, the opening round of the conference tournament. Both were stressed out all during the season.
Gordon beat Waycross on March 6, and that night Candice checked into the hospital, located five miles from their home. Gordon College is about 30 miles from where Israel and Candice live.
"If you saw the way Waycross played defense, you knew why she went into labor," joked Israel to a local reporter. "We beat them by three points, so the game was pretty exciting."
Isabelle was born the day before Gordon defeated Middle Georgia, 79-66, in the semifinals of the conference tournament. Candice came home with Isabelle on March 10, two hours before the conference championship game, a win over top-ranked Perimeter College, 73-60.
"I cut the umbilical cord and, two days later, I cut down the nets. It was a busy week," said Israel.
"It's been crazy for me," said Israel, who attended Orem's Mountain View High. His wife is also from Orem.
"It's been kind of emotional because Hutchison is where my father came to play as a college player in this tournament and blew out his knee, ending his playing career. I've heard a lot about this place, now I'm here taking it in."
It's been quite the tale for Israel. Gordon College hired him after that school abandoned basketball in 1993. When hired in 2007, three days before he graduated from college at 23, Israel had the task of building the program from scratch. Now he has Gordon at the NJCAA Championships for the first time in the school's 50-year history.
Gordon College is where Israel's father Tony coached before going to Alabama-Huntsville, then BYU. Tony Ingle agreed to be an interim head coach after Roger Reid was dismissed in December 1996. He then coached at Kennesaw State, where he is now in athletic administration.
Tony Ingle coached Gordon, a junior college in Barnesville between Atlanta and Macon, from 1985-88, and led the team to a 28-10 record and region runner-up finish his final year there. At the time, his son Israel was 4 years old.
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Johnson is projected to be not only a first-round draft pick, but could be a top-10 pick. The Chiefs are in need of offensive lineman, and both Joeckel and Johnson are the top candidates coming out in the 2013 NFL Draft. Many thought the Chiefs may go with a quarterback with their No. 1 draft pick, but the interest in both offensive linemen may have them shifting gears.
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Lutz sat on his bed with his head in his pale hands and tears flowing from his violet eyes. He couldn't remember the last time he had cried, but it had certainly been months if not years since the last time salty droplets had graced his cheeks. "God damn it!" He shouted. "Why the hell am I not good enough? Why do they all fucking love him and not me?" He asked the empty room , but it had no answer for the man who felt so utterly inferior to his mirror image, Ludwig, the 'perfect' German.
Though he wouldn't admit it Lutz was jealous of Ludwig, jealous of his sky blue eyes, his lack of scars, heck Lutz was even jealous of Ludwig's hair and body structure that were so similar to his own. Even though he too was Germany he felt like Ludwig was more German than he could ever be. He was stoic, strong and quite while Lutz was just an unusual perverted man. There was nothing special or stereotypical about him and he hated it.
Finished with his pity party the tall man dried his eyes and exited his room. "I need a beer." He muttered as he made his way towards the kitchen, but something stopped him, there, on the couch buried in blankets was the familiar for of his girlfriend, ______. Her (h/l) (h/c) hair was spread out over her dark red pillowcase and her (e/c) orbs were focused on the television.
"I thought you were working today, _______." He admitted and he walked the rest of the way into the kitchen.
"Oh, well, I was supposed to go in today, but I wasn't feeling well so I-" You started, but you stopped abruptly when you noticed your boyfriends tear stained face. "Lutz what's wrong?" You asked.
He laughed, but you could tell it was just a forced laugh to prevent you from being concerned for him. "I'm fine, Kätzchen." The blond said as he grabbed a beer out of the fridge and opened it.
"No you're not." You said with a frown. "Look, Lutz, you can tell me what's wrong, it won't make you any less of a man."
"Fine, I'll tell you." Lutz finally said as he reluctantly took a seat on the couch across from you.
Over the next two hours your boyfriend told you all about his troubles, how he felt like he wasn't good enough to be Germany or even to be with you.
You sat quietly, just listening and when he finished speaking you smiled and recited the words that had gotten you through so many hard days. "Today you are you! That is truer than true! There is no one alive who is you-er than you!" You announced cheerfully.
"What?" Lutz questioned, a dumbfounded look on his face.
"Dr. Seuss said it." You said with a shrug.
"Well I know that, but I mean why?" He asked.
"Why? Because you're you Lutz, but you want to be Ludwig, you have to be you, so be you today be you because nobody else can." You said.
Lutz then did something that surprised you, he burst out laughing. "Mein Gott, Kätzchen, this is why I love you." He said through his laughter.
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Ok, it's shame for me... Attention of the people to the that bat pony from "Accidentally" comic made me do that. If you guess her name, you will, probably find quickly her nsfw ask-blog on tumblr. Good luck!
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It requires a lot of skills and awareness about anatomy. In fact I love to watch NSFW to learn difficult poses of bodies and point of views, it also can teach you some anatomy nuances. And you can fap on this of course ^_^
Do it motherfucker. DOOO EEEET!
Seriously though, if you're curious, then why the fuck not? Wait 'till you're in private, use incognito mode and fucking do it.
When i first did it i thought it was funny... then i posted it and got some bad reviews, hid in my room and then did a few more...
Hm, I wonder if her name was Grey Mouse.
If she got an Ask-tumblr her tumblr should be ...
"Nudity!!1 ALALALALALALA :3"
If she got an Ask-tumblr her tumblr should be ...
"Nudity!!1 ALALALALALALA :3"
Смотрю на это и радуюсь, что мне ещё пока что так и не пришлось такого рисовать. Потому комикс сам, увы, не близок, но забавен - это да)


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european humor is different from american humor......... in a finnish comedy the funniest part is when a guy shoots a cow because it looked at him funny.
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I am Danish and i can safely say that this is not danish -.- must be swedish or norwegian or some **** ...
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I cant see your link you dumb **** but i think i know my own language -.-


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Potowsky, Ernestine Louise
Rose, Ernestine
Rose, Ernestine L.
Rose, Ernestine Louise
Rose, Ernestine Louise Siismondi Potowski
Rose, Ernestine Louise Süsmondi Potowski
Rose, Ernestine Potowsky
Süsmond Potowsky, Ernestine Louise
روز، ارنستين
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Doress-Worters, Paula B.
Doress-Worters, Paula Brown
DuBois, Ellen Carol (1947-....))
National American Woman Suffrage Association Collection (Library of Congress)
Sewall, May Wright (1844-1920)
Stone, Lucy (1818-1893)
Susan B. Anthony Collection (Library of Congress)
سلامة، حبيب
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Address on woman's rights delivered before the people's sunday meeting, in cochituate hall, on sunday afternoon, oct. 19th, 1851
Defence of atheism being a lecture, delivered in Mercantile Hall, Boston, April 10, 1861
Mistress of herself speeches and letters of Ernestine Rose, early women's rights leader
Rebelles américaines au XIXe sìecle, c1990:
Review of Horace Mann's two lectures : delivered in New York, February 17th and 29th, 1852
Speech of Mrs. Rose ... at the anniversary Paine celebration, in New York, Jan. 29, year of independence 74th,--Christian era, 1850.
Two addresses delivered by Mrs. Ernestine L. Rose at the Bible Convention, held in Hartford, (Conn.), in June 1854 : being her replies to the Rev. Mr. Turner accompanied with comments on the unreasonable character of the Bible.
المكتبة العامة : وأثرها فى حياة الشعب الامريكى
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