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Krishnagiri: The District Adi-dravidar and Backward Classes Department has invited applications from candidates belonging to Backward classes, Most backward classesand Denotified communities for getting admission into its hostels in the district for the year 2008-09. Applications are available at the Collectorate and taluk office in Krishnagiri. According to a Collectorate release, food and accommodation will be provided free. Two sets of uniforms will be provided free of cost to students studying till Standard X. Textbooks will be given free of cost to students of Standards VI to VIII. The distance between the hostel and the residence of the candidate should be within 5 kms. This would not be applicable for girls. The annual income of parents seeking admission for their children should not exceed Rs.50, 000. Applications should be forwarded to the District Backward Classes and Minorities Welfare Officer through the respective government or aided schools inwhich they are studying by June 30.

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I am in the process of purchasing a sewing machine for some winter projects. I will start small and go from there. In a second hand shop here in town there is a machine called a TacSew that was originally to be used in an upholstery shop. It looks barely used and comes with a table to mount it on. As near as I can tell the only controls on it is a fast/slow knob and and on/off switch. Will this machine do different kinds of stitching. Also on another downside the machine is run off of a small motor underneath the sewing machine. The guys is asking $300 for it, but I think he is subject to taking quite a bit less. I tried to load some pictures but I kept getting an error message saying I had a security token issue.
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Corn, Tamales, and the Apple Marys: A Brief History of Women Street Vendors
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One of the most popular trends in New York is the food truck, a freshly painted, app-friendly, mobile restaurant that promises the most authentic "ethnic" finger food, whether in the form of tacos, gyros or crepes. However when it comes to street food, these elegant food trucks are the exception. Ninety per cent of street vendors in New York are immigrants, half of them women, and most are not selling in pricey food trucks around midtown but in low-income, ethnic neighborhoods.
Camila Osorio comes to us from Feet in Two Worlds, a project that brings the work of immigrant journalists to public radio. She reports on women vendors whose work has been unrecognized, despite the fact they might be cooking the most authentic tamales.
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Women have always been the foundation of the world in keeping the world feed in body, faith, strength and direction.
Women from other parts of the world know about vegetable,grains wheat fruits beans and etc.They know about how to stretch a good meal of taste from various peppers of colors and even hot peppers
Living in countries that have little resources these women know how to come up with a good meal of nutrition for their family and others and be able to create a way of
not only preparing a meal but also making a living.
We as americans never really knew much about nutrition grains rice beans fruits and vegetables. We just about to learn the importance good taste nutrition that come from these foods other meats. I'm not saying that meats are not in the diet but more vegetable fruits are important
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Justin Beiber wishes the paparazzi had "learned from the death of Princess Diana" and stop tailing him on the road.
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Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie got hitched in a secret, private ceremony in France. So much for that pledge back in 2006 to wait to marry until all the gays could get married too.
Anti-gay Ruth Institute fails at meme making.
Police in Harborough, England are on the look-out for a pair of homophobic pamphletteers - one of whom dressed as a monk while handing out anti-gay leaflets to the public.
Study finds allowing gay marriage in Georgia would add $78.8 million to the state's economy.
Beyonce's father claims that elevator incident between Jay-Z and Solange was a "Jedi mind trick" to help sell albums and concert tickets.
Save the date: Apple to likely debut the iPhone 6 at an event on September 9th.
Britney Spears writes emotional letter to young gay fan who said her music gave him courage and strenght during his coming out process.
Jennifer Hudson on what her career would be like without the backing of the gay community. "I don't know if I would have one, to be honest. That's why I recently did a couple of gay clubs, and I wanted to do more because that's where I started. I was just literally looking at old pictures a few minutes ago, and I saw a picture of me performing in a gay club and a picture of being dressed. Drag queens used to dress me, and then I would go and perform. That's where I started, so there's definitely a connection there. I wanted to make sure that I reconnected."
Hips don't lie: Shakira is pregnant and expecting her second child with boyfriend Gerard Pique.
Andrew Garfield spotted sporting some scruff while enjoying Venice with girlfriend Emma Stone.
An inside look at Carl DeMaio's House race in California. As one of the three openly gay GOP candidates running for Congress this year, DeMaio is billing himself as a "next generation Republican" - one that supports marriage equality, abortion rights, and environmental concerns. Democrats, meanwhile, are hoping to paint DeMaio as more of the same.
Congratulations, Brad and Angelina....and thank you for contributing to the ongoing dialogue for the past 8 years....that has lead LGBT folks toward recognition of their loving partnerships too!!!
Posted by: Chazwm | Aug 28, 2014 5:29:14 PM
I don't think anyone expected them to really stick to that. Anyway I'm happy for them.
Posted by: Derrick | Aug 28, 2014 5:33:08 PM
"Ridley Scott says Blade Runner sequel script"
Posted by: Randy | Aug 28, 2014 5:51:03 PM
Yeah, Justin Beiber...uh hunh. Diana cared about people and was loved in return; she didn't try to run down old ladies on walkers because she was a petulant lil f*ck. So, go ahead, Paps, cause the cry-baby to crash (he's been trying for awhile now, anyways.)
Posted by: woodroad34 | Aug 28, 2014 6:46:06 PM
No thanks, I'm more excited about the Note4.
Posted by: Sam | Aug 28, 2014 7:24:24 PM
In reference to Brangelina -They waited, and Equality is quickly moving forward. It's just a matter of time before it's legal everywhere. They have always been allies and they deserve our respect, not condemnation. They called out the bigots long before it was popular, and I wish them many years of happiness.
Posted by: Michael | Aug 28, 2014 7:35:16 PM
Britney is amazing..don't hate!!
Posted by: rochon | Aug 28, 2014 7:50:58 PM
Carl DeMaio is a piece of crap. He buddied up to Manchester and other contributors to Prop. 8 and now he's all about gay rights? Plus he's been seen more than once stroking it in a public men's room. Thanks Carl, but no thanks!
Posted by: Socalguy | Aug 28, 2014 8:13:09 PM
Going out on a shallow limb here, but Garfield is super cute.
Posted by: LJC | Aug 28, 2014 9:19:33 PM
I couldn't be happier for Brad and Angelina. They wanted to wait until gay marriage was legal; it may not be 100% yet, but the dominos are falling all over the place, and based on the Windsor Supreme Court decision last year, I'd say they were certainly justified in saying "Now." Good for them!
Posted by: Dback | Aug 28, 2014 9:27:54 PM
I think Brad and Angelina earned our thanks. They more than did their fair share. Thanks guys.
Posted by: Mike in the Tundra | Aug 28, 2014 10:33:32 PM
Same-sex marriage is legal in France, where they where married. Loophole.
Posted by: Kendall | Aug 28, 2014 10:55:47 PM
@Kyler Geoffroy: maybe you didn't intend to sound so snarky about Brad & Angelina getting married "before all the gays could..." but frankly that tone isn't warranted given their wonderful, very vocal support for marriage equality. Not to mention all the other needy causes they spend their time and money advocating for. Let's just be happy for them and their children.
Posted by: Robert | Aug 28, 2014 11:15:04 PM
Congratulations to Brad and Angelina! I am so happy for you and your beautiful family. Thank you for supporting marriage equality over all of these years.
Posted by: Mick | Aug 29, 2014 12:16:15 AM
Congratulations to Brad and Angelina! I am so happy for you and your beautiful family. Thank you for supporting marriage equality over all of these years.
Posted by: Mick | Aug 29, 2014 12:16:16 AM
Also, I'm looking forward to Ridley Scott's sequel to Blade Runner. Love his movies!!
Posted by: Mick | Aug 29, 2014 12:17:27 AM
Quite an advertiser grabbers! Radcliffe and Bieber in the same edition!
Posted by: L G. | Aug 29, 2014 3:19:28 AM
C'mon... ragging on Brad and Angelina??? Really?
Posted by: DanCObbb | Aug 29, 2014 3:28:19 AM
"so much for the pledge"? Really. Are you Gawker or Boy Culture now peppering news with snide little remarks?? How about you be a little bit more understanding... that woman had two breasts chopped off and probably saw death staring her in the face. Pretty good damn reason to get married to her man and get all the protections marriage grants. Ass.
Posted by: MarcosD | Aug 29, 2014 5:34:49 AM
That potshot at Brad and Angelina was low. They support us, so support them.
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Introduction...............................................[1000] 2. Overview...................................................[2000] 3. Version History............................................[3000] 4. Legal Disclaimers..........................................[4000] 5. Credits and Closing........................................[5000] To find a section quickly, press Ctrl-F and type in either the name of the section along with its content number (ie. 1., 2., 3., etc.) OR you can use the codes on the far right. Simply type in the brackets with the code number to get a jump. =============================================================================== ----[ 1. Introduction ]------------------------------------------------ [1000] =============================================================================== This is a Historical Overview. This means I'm basically giving you a history lesson. I might've included this in my Strategy Guide for Red Baron II but I thought it would take up too much room. After all, it's a doozy to read. You may not find this guide that interesting. However, this guide is for those looking for references that they can't find in the game itself. =============================================================================== ----[ 2. Overview ]---------------------------------------------------- [2000] =============================================================================== This historical overview was taken directly from the PDF file manual. This is for those particular players who didn't get the PDF file manual included with their game. ================================ A. April 21, 1918 : Amiens Front ================================ When the pilots of JG-1 crawled out of their bunks in the early morning hours of April 21, 1918, they found their aerodrome at Cappy shrouded in thick, gray fog. The blanket of mist clung to the ground, making any flying impossible. Delighted by the break, the pilots gather near their planes to await the events of the day. They needed the break. Since March 21st, the men had been in action nearly every day, fighting with a desperation born from the knowledge that this last, great German offensive would determine the course of the war. They knew that their nation had gambled everything -- resources, men, equipment, aircraft, and money -- on this final effort. At first, it had succeeded. Below the wings of JG-1s Fokkers and Albatros fighters, the infantry had poured through a broken British line. German reinforcements flooded to the breakthroughs, pushing the Tommies back nearly 40 miles. In a war that measured success in yards, 40 miles seemed a ringing victory. But as JG-1 discovered, it proved to be a hollow success. Now, a month later, the British had turned to fight, stopping the advance cold before any real strategic success could be achieved. All that was left to do was fight on with sheer momentum. Already, gossip around the mess tables at night told stories of friendly infantry units breaking and routing; of fighter squadrons running out of gas, rubber, and oil; of discontent in the ranks. In some cases, the red specter of Socialism seemed to play a part, boding ill for the future in light of Russia's Revolution the previous fall. Clearly, four years of stagnant, bloody, trench warfare had just plain worn out the German army, and now its men were being asked to do too much. That was also true of the Air Service, and of JG-1 in particular. For the last month, they'd been flying four or five times a day. The men were exhausted, their lives measured in mere days as the inferno over the trenches claimed pilot after pilot. For the ground crew, times were nearly as trying. They worked through the days and nights in a never ending battle to keep the planes airborne. With stocks of spare parts low, and replacement aircraft a wishful dream, the geschwader's fighting strength slowly drained away. Just to keep their remaining planes in fighting shape, parties of mechanics would scour the front for wrecks, from which they cannibalized all the rubber parts and brass fittings they could find. Two things kept these men going: their love of Germany and their love for their leader, the legendary Manfred von Richthofen. He was the type of man others instinctively followed. He lead by example, by devotion to duty, and by sheer force of will. After four years of combat -- first with the cavalry on the Eastern Front, then as a fighter pilot in the West -- Rochthofen was burned out. Nevertheless, he carried out his duty with grim determination that inspired all around him. His insistence to stay at the front endeared him to his men almost as much as it frustrated and worried the German high command. Richthofen, General Hindenburg once remarked, was worth at least one full division. He was the soul of the fighter force, the inspiration to all in the Air Service after three years of battling the British of Germany's best fighters. Alive, he was a great propaganda asset, a symbolism of everything the German fighting men stood for in this long and dreary war. To the core, he was a combat pilot, a hunter of the sky. And that is why he never let up. Not even after he nearly died did he give much thought to taking some desk job far from the front, though his superiors urged him to do just that. Nearly a year before, in July, 1917, he had been in a wild dogfight with Naval Ten Squadron and some FE2s from a local RFC unit. During the fight, one of the Fee gunners had shot Richthofen in the head. Nearly out of his mind with pain, and practically blinded by blood gushing over his eyes, Germany's ace of aces spiraled down to the trenches below and crash-landed within friendly lines. Some soldiers pulled him from the wreckage and carried him to a field hospital, where his wounds were dressed. After a spell at home where he was sent to recover, he returned to action once again that fall. Despite his leave, he never really recovered from his wound. Now, months later, he looked gaunt and hollow. He suffered from terrible headaches that at times threatened to confine him to bed. Yet, he doggedly pressed on, shooting down an ever increasing number of allied aircraft, until by April 21, his total stood at 80 kills. As the sun rose over Cappy that spring morning, Richthofen appeared at the flight line to check on his pilots. He was in fine spirits, by all accounts, since the day before he had claimed his 80th victim. As he toured the scene, he tripped over a stretcher laid out on the ground. When he looked back to see what he'd fallen over, he saw Leutnant Wenzl, a young tiger who had just transferred into geschwader from Jasta 31 at the end of March. Playfully, the Rittmeister tipped over the stretcher, spilling Wenzl into the mud. Laughing at their leader's prank, the other pilots plotted revenge. Later that morning, they kidnapped the Rittmeister's dog, Moritz, and tied a wheel chock to his tail. Moritz had already seen much of the war, and, in fact, was missing part of an ear. Some months before, the Great Dane was chasing Richthofen's Fokker Triplane as it began its takeoff roll. The dog got too close and collided with the propeller blades, which chopped off a good portion of his ear. So it was on the morning of April 21st, Moritz, the half-eared dog came whining to his master, a wheel chock dragging at his hind legs. The Rittmeister took the gag in stride, laughing at the sight as he knelt down to free Moritz from the chock. Little did anyone know that this would be the last time the Rittmeister's laughter would ring in their ear. With late morning came a break in the weather. A strong wind scattered the fog, and as blue skies appeared over Cappy, the mood at the aerodrome became serious and businesslike. They'd be going into battle soon, and the men knew the odds, as usual, would be heavily stacked against them. The call came shortly after 10:30. A German observation point reported enemy aircraft heading for JG-1's patrol area. The news sent the pilots scurrying for their planes. In minutes, two ketten -- flights -- were airborne. Richthofen led them off in his blood-red Fokker Dr. I. The men left behind at Cappy anxiously awaited the return of the geschwader's aircraft, going about their duty as they strained to hear the warm sound of engines approaching the airfield. Finally, in the early afternoon, they straggled in. The ground crew watched the Fokkers swing around the aerodrome, their quirky Oberusel engines coughing and burping as the pilots hit their "blip button" to slow their planes down to landing speed. But one aircraft was missing. The blood-red that belonged to the Rittmeister was nowhere to be seen. Through the afternoon they waited for news, despair threatening to overcome this once happy band of German's elite aviators. As the sun went down that afternoon, dread filled their hearts. He had fallen behind British lines, and now all they could do was hope he had been taken prisoner. When word did come of their leader's fate, it was not what they had all feared. Their Rittmeister, the great Manfred von Richthofen, was dead. British guns destroyed the heart and soul of the German fighter force that April day, and with it, so died Germany's last hopes of winning the air war. And yet, something else happened that day, something that none of those present at Cappy Aerodrome could ever have imagined. With the death of Manfred von Richthofen, a legend was born -- one that would endure long after they were but dust in a soldier's grave -- the legend of the Red Baron. =============================== B. Chapter 1 : Europe In Flames =============================== One wrong turn changed the course of history. On June 28, 1914, Austrian Archduke Franz Ferdinand in the Bosnian city of Sarajevo intent on attending army maneuvers in that recently annexed province of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. The results of that visit set in motion a chain of events that lead to the bloodiest war in world history. Long after the players that day were dead and buried, the effects of their actions resounded for decades, affecting the course of both Europe and the United States for generations to come. It began at the train station in Sarajevo, where the Archduke, his wife, and his entourage climbed into several open-topped touring carts to begin the short drive to City Hall, where they would meet Sarajevo's mayor. Unknown to them, assassins lurked along their planned routes. As the Archduke's car trundled down the street, one of the killers jumped forward to throw a bomb. By chance, the bomb missed, bouncing off the car then landing in the street. It exploded next to the car directly behind the Archduke's, wounding several of his good friends and staff members. The injured men were rushed to the hospital while Ferdinand, furious at what had just happened, continued to City Hall. Once he arrived there, he greeted the Mayor icily. "So, you welcome your guests here with bombs?" he asked angrily. The Mayor brushed aside the remark and welcomed his Austrian dignitary to his city, assuring the Archduke that the would-be assassin had been caught. The meeting ended with Ferdinand announcing he wished to visit his two wounded officers in the hospital. This required a change in plans, which almost, but not quite, saved the Austrian's life. That day, a number of pro-Serbian assassins had staked out the Archduke's route throughout the city. If the first assassin failed, there were backups to him -- and backups to those backups. The Austrian's route through the city had been well known, and it was dotted with gun wielding, bomb toting fanatics. Trained by the Serbian terrorist organization known as the Black Hand, their goal was to secure Bosnian independence from Austria. Now, though, circumstances foiled their plot. The Archduke would not be traveling on his pre-selected route to the army maneuvers. Instead, he insisted on going to the hospital. He should've missed all the other assassins waiting for him. Enter Franz Urban, the Archduke's person chauffeur. Urban had never driven in Sarajevo before and did not know exactly how to get to the hospital. He tried his best, though, working through the maze of narrow streets, trying to follow his maps and instructions. In the end, he got lost. Somewhere along the way, he made a right turn into a single-lane alley that was so narrow he could not turn the car around. He went only a few dozen yards down the alley before he realized his mistake. He slowed the car down, getting ready to turn it around. Then he saw he would have to back up to the main street he had left. He touched the brakes just as a shabbily dressed young man crossed in front of the car a dozen or so feet ahead. Franz watched the man -- a boy really -- look up and see the car. The boy was a 19-year-old Bosnian Serb student named Gavrilo Princip. Trained by the Black Hand, he had been posted on the Archduke's original touring route. When the Austrian had not shown up, Princip got bored and decided to head for home. Running into the Archduke on this confined back alley was a complete accident. Princip capitalized on the chance meeting. Quickly, he pulled his revolver and stepped toward the car. Shots rang out. The Archduke and Archduchess slumped forward, bleeding from their bullet wounds. Horrified, Franz Urban jammed the car into reverse and sped to the hospital. But by the time he arrived there, both Austrians had bled to death. Princip did not enjoy his victory. Bosnian police arrested him immediately, and he spent the next four years languishing in prison before dying of pneumonia in 1918. He lived long enough to see the war -- to see the millions killed or maimed -- that had been touched off by his single act of madness. And still, none of it would have happened if Franz Urban had not made that wrong turn. Urban's moment in history lasted but an instant. When it passed, he disappeared from view and lived out his life as anonymously as any other average person. Still, his single mistake triggered the events that consumed Europe in a four-year war that killed millions and destroyed an entire generation. Entire nations, including Urban's own, were erased from the map and new ones took their place. In the end, when the shooting finally ceased, nobody could remember what they had been fighting for in the first place. In the wake of the assassination, the battle lines were quickly drawn. Soon, all of Europe seemed to be sucked into the crisis. Austria blamed Serbia for the assassination and threatened war. Russia, always the "savior" of the Balkan Slavs, came to Serbia's defense. With Russia now involved, the Germans backed their ally, Austria-Hungary, to the hilt. With Germany now enmeshed in the crisis, France came to Russia's aid. As the diplomats fussed and fumed, the armies began to mobilize. Once that happened, war was inevitable. Austria attacked Serbia, declaring war on July 28, 1914. On August 1, Germany declared war against Russia then invaded Luxembourg and Belgium in order to get to France. Two days later, Germany declared war on France. The next day, Britain went to war against Germany after learning of that country's invasion of Belgium. On the 6th, Austria-Hungary declared war on Russia. In the days that followed, the fighting spread from Belgium to the Balkans, from Alsace to East Prussia. And all because of a wrong turn in Sarajevo. At first, the war delighted Europe. There were mass rallies in support of the war, and all the old divisions within France and Germany disappeared in a ground swell of nationalism. Volunteers flocked to the colors, and millions went off the battle with songs on their lips. Universally, Europe thought the war would be quick, sharp, and bloodless. A few weeks of fighting, and the war would be over. The armies clashed in early August. Wearing brilliant colored uniforms and fighting with leftover Napoleonic tactics, Europe's legions were in for a sudden shock. The stand-up, shoulder-to-shoulder fighting their great- grandfathers had done at Austrerlitz and Waterloo a hundred years before may have worked fine in the age of the muzzle-loading muskets, but in the age of rapid fire artillery, machine guns and magazine rifles, they were invitation to slaughter. And that's precisely what happened. France first went after its "lost territories" -- the Alsace and Lorraine which it had ceded to Germany after the 1871 war. In nine days of fighting, known as the Battle of the Frontiers, the French launched massive human-wave attacks into the teeth of machine gun and artillery fire. They were slaughtered by the thousands. By the time the commander of the French army, Marshall Joffre, abandoned the offensive, 300,000 of his men lay dead on the killing fields from Mulhouse in the south to Nancy in the north. Modern technology, as all sides soon discovered, made obselete their battle tactics. With the French offensive in the east stopped cold, the German army swept down from Belgium, threatening Paris from the north. Just in time to help avert disaster, the British Expeditionary Forces arrived, 100,000 strong. In its first three battles, the Germans nearly destroyed it. By early September, the situation was desperate. The Germans were on the outskirts of Paris. The BEF had taken huge losses in the last few weeks, and the French had been bled white defending Nancy. It seemed as if nothing could stop the German army from taking Paris and fulfilling all the promises that this would be a short war. But then, another anonymous figure stepped into the historical spotlight and changed the course of the war. For the first time ever, that anonymous figure would be an aviator. France would be saved by the aeroplane. ======================================== C. Chapter 2 : The Rise of the Aeroplane ======================================== "... As experience has shown, a real combat in the air, such as journalists and romancers have described, should be considered a myth. The duty of the aviator is to see and not to fight." ~ German 1914 staff report The British knew exactly what the Germans were doing. When the BEF crossed the Channel into France in August, the troops took along 48 planes -- the entire strength of the Royal Flying Corps. These primitive machines soon proved their worth as the "eyes" of the BEF. Each day, the pilots scouted out ahead of the ground troops, searching out German intentions as they lumbered overhead. At the end of August, with the situation on the ground growing increasingly desperate, the aviators brought home a bit of good news. On the far right flank of the German thrust into France, General Alexander von Kluck's First Army suddenly shifted its line of advance. Instead of going around Paris to the west, von Kluck turned his corps southeastward, cutting inside the capital on his right flank. British pilots Lieutenant A.E. Borton, Captain D. LeG. Pitcher, and Lieutenant C.G. Hosking all spotted the move, reporting back to HQ. Word of the change passed up the chain of command until it reached Marshall Joffre's desk. After studying the situation, he decided the time was ripe for a counter-offensive against von Kluck's army. As planning began for the great counterattack, von Kluck made another mistake. As he moved south across the Marne River, a gap opened between his army and the Second Army on his left flank. This gap grew wider and wider as von Kluck's men marched south. Again, the eagle-eyed pilots and observers of the RFC spotted the mistake. Again, word of the hole in the German lines sped up the chain of command. On September 5, 1914, the Battle of Marne began. The French, with the help of the multi-colored Parisian taxi cabs, moved into place an entire army on von Kluck's right flank. On the 5th, they went on the attack, surprising the Germans and nearly overwhelming them. General von Kluck, more concerned with his advance to the south than any "spoiling" attack the French could launch on his flank, ignored the brewing battle for two days. Finally, though, on September 7, von Kluck awoke to the danger and moved swiftly to crush the French attack. As he did, his forward units had to re-cross the Marne and swing back north and west to get into the battle. The hole between von Kluck and the rest of the German army had just grown bigger. Into that gap flowed the resurgent British Expeditionary Forces as well as the French Fifth Army. The Germans, nearly enveloped now on both flanks, knew the game was up. Reluctantly, von Kluck ordered a retreat which later forced the rest of the Germans to go on the defensive as well. The great push for Paris had collapsed in failure, as did any hopes that the war would be a short one. The aeroplane had helped save France that September. Without the vital information the pilots brought back from their trips behind the lines, the Allied armies never would have been in a position to roll up von Kluck's army. Now, as the war settled into a long stalemate that would stretch from the North Sea to the Swiss border by Christmas, both sides wondered how else they would use this new weapon of war. Would the airplane just be used as the eyes of the armies, or could it be even more useful? ======================================== D. Chapter 3 : The Birth of Air Fighting ======================================== "Just an old fashioned Avro with old fashioned ways And a kick that says 'back fire' to you, An old Mono engine that konks out and stays When the toil of a long flight is through, Tho' the pressure will drop, and it loses its prop, And the pilot's inclined to resign, I'll rejoice till the day -- that I learnt how to fly In that old-fashioned Avro of mine!" ~ RFC Squadron Song The Austrian Baron Rosenthal was the first to die in air-to-air combat. His victor, Russian Captain Nesteroff was the second. On September 8, 1914, just as the Battle Of Marne reached its climax, Nesteroff encountered the Baron's fragile craft over the Eastern Front. Without thought to his own safety, Nesteroff dove after the Austrian plane and crashed his own into it. Locked together, the two wooden machines tumbled earthward, both crews dead. In the early days of the war, Nesteroff's suicidal battle with the Baron Rosenthal was an aberration. In those first weeks of the war, pilots shared a sort of kinship that transcended nation boundaries. German pilots who stumbled across French or British planes would often toss their enemies a jaunty wave -- and nothing more. For the most part, the Allies did the same. This sort of honeymoon didn't last much past the Battle of Marne. When both sides realized the importance of air reconnaissance, air-to-air fighting became inevitable. Pilots and observers began carrying shotguns, revolvers, carbines, and even bricks and bottles. Some of the more creative thinkers hauled aloft machine guns. RFC pilot Louis A. Strange convinced his observer to bring aboard a Lewis gun on one reconaissance flight. Unfortunately, the weight of the gun kept the plane from climbing above 3,500 feet -- well below the German planes Strange had been hunting. When his commanding officer learned of his idea, he ordered Strange to remove the gun and focus on his real job -- scouting for the army. Others continued to try. On October 5, 1914, French Sergeant-Pilot Frantz went aloft in a Voison biplane with his mechanic, Corporal Quenault. Over the lines that morning, Franz spotted a German Aviatik at about 3,500 feet. He closed on the unsuspecting German until Quenault, armed with a light machine gun, found the range and opened fire. The Aviatik dove away, turning northward for its own lines. Frantz would not be deterred. He followed the German while Quenault snapped out short bursts from the gun. In his haste to catch the Aviatik, Frantz accidentally overshot it. As he passed on by, the German banked away from the Voison and tried to run. Frantz reversed his turn, ending up behind the Aviatik. Quenault poured rounds into the ungainly German plane, even as the pilot tried to climb away from them. But Quenault's marksmanship was too good. The German plane, riddled with bullets, fell into a dive. The pilot fought the controls all the way down, pulling the nose up three times before losing it again. Finally, the Aviatik plunged into a small copse of trees, where it exploded. Running to the scene of the crash, one observer recalled, "The motor was almost entirely buried in the ground, the fuselage was twisted, and the wings were broken into a thousand pieces. One of the aviators lay quite dead three yards away from the motor. The second, the observer, with beautiful hands exquisitely cared for and perhaps, a great Prussian name, was caught under the red motor, now a wreck in flames. He seemed to us to attempt to pull himself out, but the movement was probably convulsive; he looked at us, clawed the earth with his hands, and died before our eyes." The honeymoon was over. The air war was about to get dirty. ========================================== E. Chapter 4 : Deflectors and Interrupters ========================================== "A sort of mystery surrounded the Fokker... rumour credited it with the most fantastic performance! It could outclimb, outpace, and outmanoeuvre anything in the R.F.C. You were as good as dead if you as much as saw one..." ~ German 1914 staff report The land war on the Western Front remained a bloody standoff throughout 1915. Both the French and the British launched offensives of their own. Always, the attacks succeeded in gaining a little ground, but no attack made the "breakthrough" all involved sought. Poison gas, a new and deadly weapon, was tried by the Germans for the first time even during a local attack outside the city of Ypres in April, 1915. The gas caused panic among the British and French troops, sparking a stampede to the rear. A four-mile hole opened in the lines as men threw down their weapons while fleeing the terrible gas clouds. Seventy thousand Allied soldiers fell during that attack, but the Germans could not exploit their success. Not expecting such a reaction from the Allies, the German high command had not backstopped the attack with enough reserves to achieve a decisive victory. The Allies responded with gas attacks of their own, though none succeeded like the German one that April. By late 1915, the Allies had lost close to a half a million men for no gain at all in a series of vain offensives. The year ended with the lines drawn as they were the previous December. While the ground war grew increasingly and futile, the air war evolved through 1915 into a battle between technology and tactics. As each side developed new planes, new refinements, and new weapons, the other side scrambled to develop tactics to counter these new threats. It was a race begun by a young French daredevil named Roland Garros, and it would not end until the Armistice in November, 1918. Before the war, Roland Garros was a well-known figure in aviation circles. As one of France's air pioneers, he had entered nearly every contest and race in Europe, winning acclaim for his incredible feats. He was the first to fly across the Mediterranean Sea, a risky proposition at best in that age of fussy engines and flawed designs. He later entered and won Paris to Rome and Paris to Madrid races, and in 1911 he won the Grand Prix d'Anjou. When the war broke out in 1914, Garros was in Germany. Worried he that he might be arrested, he abandoned his belongings and took the first train to Switzerland. He returned to Paris as fast as he could, where he offered his service as an aviator. Along with many other pre-war daredevils, the French A


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Community Food Co-op Adds More Local Favorites to its Product Lineup
Partnerships bring greater variety of high-quality local food to its members at significantly lower cost.
Salt Lake City, Utah (PRWEB) October 28, 2011
The Community Food Co-op, a Utah non-profit agency, announced that it has added a number of local food favorites to its list of offerings. These partnerships bring a greater variety of high-quality, locally produced food to the Co-opâs membership at a significantly lower cost.
Grass-fed beef from Blue Tree Cattle Ranch; Laurieâs Buffalo Gourmet chips and salsa; cheese and products from Tequenoâs; gluten-free pastries from Love Muffins; gourmet granolas from Tree Hugger Granola and desserts from Dessert Bites are among the list of new products. These add to the already large list of local favorites including: Taggeâs Famous Fruits, East Farms, Nutty Guys, Stone Ground breads, Cheese Bread Mania, Miss Essieâs Barbecue, Happy Monkey Hummus and others.
âœWe strongly support local food producers and are happy to be working with many of the most popular in the area, said George Neckel, director of the Community Food Co-op. âœThe foods from these local producers are favorites at farmerâs markets and stores all over the Wasatch Front. We offer these same high-quality foods at a lower cost.â
All of the foods are available at the Co-opâs weekly market sale, which is open to the public and runs indoors, year-round on Mondays (except national holidays), 3:30 â" 6:30 p.m. at the Co-opâs warehouse, 1726 S. 700 W. in Salt Lake City. https://foodco-op.net/monday_market. Many of the foods are available on the Co-opâs monthly sale list, which has distribution points all over the Wasatch Front.
âœWeâre very excited to be working with the Co-op,â said Laurie Seron, founder of Laurieâs Buffalo Gourmet. âœThe Co-op is a great organization that combines high-quality food for its members and participants and doing good in the community.â
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Utahns who donât have convenient access to a team distribution site are encouraged to contact the Co-op about starting a new one in their area.
For more information on the Co-op, market sales or how to get involved visit http://foodco-op.net or call (801) 746-7878.
The Community Food Co-op is a project of Crossroads Urban Center. Any proceeds go back to Crossroads for their non-profit programs aimed at helping the disadvantaged in the region.
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Hundreds of members of a federal workers union are lobbying Congress this week to avert the sequester, keeping those workers on the job full time and preventing the service cuts that threaten to affect the lives of millions of travelers, seniors, students, poor people and others. But while the effects of the sequester will be widespread, for many of us it's a question mark how much we'll feel it, how hard and how fast. For these federal workers, it's pretty clear: They face along the lines of a 20 percent pay cut.
According to a survey by the National Treasury Employees Union:
[...] 82 percent of respondents said they would have difficulty paying for rent, utilities and food expenses, while 63 percent said they would need to take money out of savings or retirement accounts to make ends meet.For sure there would be a lot of fear if you were looking at tapping into your savings because your pay got cut by 20 percent. And there might be anger, too, if you considered that this was happening because Republicans in Congress want to protect tax loopholes for giant corporations, and was happening on top of a pay freeze and increases in retirement contributions for new employees which, Kelley has reminded members of Congress in a letter, have already created $103 billion in government savings on the backs of these workers. The union says it will bargain over how the furloughs are implemented.
"There's a lot of fear," [NTEU President Colleen] Kelley said. "Employees think this is going to happen based on what has happend to date, with there being no resolution. They feel like they're caught in the middle, just doing their jobs and serving the American people."


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A pair of distracted driving simulators will be part of an event starting today and running through Friday at Bill's Truck Stop off I-85 in Linwood, NC. The event is being put on by Bennett International Group and the Owner Operators Independent Drivers Assn. (OOIDA) to serve as a driver recruitment and safety awareness event.
It is free and open to the public.
"Bennett's owner/operators transport hundreds of loads on the road every day, and our aggressive safety culture ensures that public safety is always our priority," said Phil Hibbs, Bennett's vice president of safety. "We think these simulators are a valuable tool for helping the public understand the consequences of driving while distracted.""
Bennett is a full-service transportation company offering transportation and logistics services.
The event at Bill's, which will take place from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day, will offer both truck drivers and the general public the opportunity to feel the effects – and consequences - of distracted driving using both NASCAR and Mustang driving simulators.
For professional drivers looking for work, Bennett will have recruiters on hand to accept applications.
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Jodie Gasson makes me want to be a man with longer arms and a couple more hands. All the more to delight in the playground that is her festive female form. Some men do prefer the skinny girls, and while I appreciate all shapes and sizes of alluring fine ladies, there's definitely something to be said for the girls who have a little jiggle in their giggle when they wiggle. And that thing is 'Please, don't stop'. Enjoy.


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T-Series, Rs.58So, it is Sanjay Dutt-Arshad Warsi have aroused the interest of the audiences once again with the film Anthony Kaun Hai? Naturally the songs have triggered interest. And to some extent, the song, Ishq Kiya Kiya sung by Himesh Reshammiya and Sunidhi Chauhan and No Way! No Way! sung by Himesh and KK, have satisfied many people's quest for hummable numbers. Both are rising on the popular charts too. Don't be surprised if one of them sticks like glue to the charts considering Reshammiya's luck this year!Bhangra Pale by Sonu Nigam, Saru Maini and Jayesh, however, is no different from other regular Punjabi foot-tapping numbers. Shreya Ghoshal makes a good pair with Kunal Ganjawala in Tune Mera Chain Vain. Now if only the song was little more euphonic! Because I love you and Let's Rock have been reproduced in remix format too; a quick way of selling music a notch removed from the top of the line.
Universal, Rs.150If the name suggests that you are in for some folk music, forget it. It is a mish-mash of Punjabi and Western beats gone awry. The album opens with Mitra Nu sung by Punnu Brar and Ishq Bector. The only good thing is, before it starts getting on your nerves, it comes to a close. Wild Dreams, again sung by Punnu, is set on the same lines. Here, the English lyrics hardly register. The idea seems to be to do a haunting number but it has failed to fructify. Punnu, who also happens to be a co-producer of the film, tries his hand at too many things. Besides singing, he has written the lyrics and composed music as well for three songs. And the effort shows! The saving grace is Bapi-Tutul partnership. The duo has composed two songs, - Mann Mera sung by Shweta Pandit and Gaurav Bangia, and Rafta Rafta rendered by Runa Rizvi. The slow numbers assuage the spirits after the attack of the clones!


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The Marshall Philharmonic Orchestraĺs 50th anniversary season will conclude with a showcase of local talent, showtunes and jazz at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the Lickey Auditorium of Bueker Middle School.
The concert will celebrate the past, the present and the future. From the past, Conductor Emeritus Charles E. Ferguson Sr. will lead the orchestra in selections from ôWest Side Story.ö
The audience will hear selections by the Smith/Athon Jazz Group. Joe Athon and Clarence Smith are Marshall High School graduates who pursued jazz as a career.
Smith oversees the music department at Metropolitan Community College-Penn Valley campus.á He is also the director of Kansas Cityĺs annual 18th and Vine Jazz Festival and coordinates the education component of the Bob James Jazz Festival held each year in Marshall.
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The locals will be joined by Ryan Howard, a student of Smithĺs, on keyboard.
The trio will be featured on their own rendition of ôBye, Bye Blackbirdö and will join the orchestra for a Duke Ellington medley and the George Gershwin standard, ôSummertime.ö
In the ôpresentö portion of the celebration, Conductor Kevin Lines will lead the orchestra in jazz and classics.
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Also at the concert, patrons can view the annual young artist exhibit by the students of Bueker Middle School and their art and technology teachers, Kristen McWhirt, Laura Richardson and Velma Allen. The students this year depicted the music of ôAn American in Parisö by George Gershwin.


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Funny thing about that baseball throw. Almost anyone can throw over 100', including girls who don't throw anything except fits and tantrums.
Most guys throw well over 175', even if they don't play ball for high school.
But very few can get airtime up to around 330', including pro players and of course, LeeD. I never came close.
RobertoClemente is known for having the longest in the air throws in baseball, from around 370 to pitcher's mound in the air. But that is NOT his farthest throws, because his farthest throws would be much higher up in angle, and no coach would allow the ball to spend that much down time floating thru airspace, when a lower throw goes faster and can be to a cutoff man, who can add even more speed to the overall travel.
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Questions, questions
The first day of oral arguments at the Supreme Court, on the multiple petitions to declare the controversial Reproductive Health Law unconstitutional, turned out to be very instructive. The biggest lesson of all: Supreme Court justices are only too aware of the limits of their role.
The arguments began on a hysterical note, with former senator Francisco Tatad, one of the 15 petitioners, equating the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act of 2012 with genocide. Fortunately, such shameless, overheated and ultimately empty rhetoric did not merit a closer look from the justices.
It was the first counsel for the petitioners, Concepcion Noche, who found herself the target of many of the justices' pointed questions.
Senior Associate Justice Antonio Carpio, for instance, quizzed Noche on the fundamental lack of conflict between the actual text of the law and the Constitution's prolife provisions. Since the law protects fertilization, "same as your position," Carpio asked, "then why are you here?"
As we have argued in this space, the main arguments of the anti-RH Law advocates are based on a willful mistrust of the law's actual text, the notion that it does not in fact mean what it plainly says.
Associate Justice Marvic Leonen joined Carpio in asserting the old axiom that the Court is not a trier of facts. Questioning Noche's assumption that all the contraceptives referenced in the law are abortion-inducing, Leonen asked: "If we are to take a factual position that all contraceptives are abortifacient, don't you think that it is irresponsible on our part?"
Carpio for his part demanded to know: "Where is the certification of the FDA (Food and Drug Administration)? You should have gone first to the FDA and test [the contraceptives]. After you have gone to the FDA, if you disagree, you come here but not now … You are jumping the gun."
As we have argued before, the leading opponents of the RH Law have an interesting relationship to the facts: They argue as if their worst fears about the effects of the new law (population decline, increase in number of abortions, rampant immorality) are not speculation but hard fact. But in Tuesday's oral arguments, we heard the justices chide the petitioners for asking the Court, in effect, to verify their facts for them.
The most resonant interventions from the bench involved the Supreme Court's role in policymaking—or, rather, the lack thereof.
Carpio approached the issue from competence: "It is now a question of when does conception occur—the time of fertilization or upon the implantation in the walls of the uterus. So, you are asking the 15 members of this court, none of whom are doctors, to decide when conception happens?"
Leonen saw the issue in political terms, and characterized the underlying thrust of the petitioners' argument as an invalid attempt to make the Court exercise a political power it does not have. "The petition against the RH Law gives lawmaking power from the Executive and Legislative to the Supreme Court." He also said: The Court is "not a political organ but a court of law."
Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno at first phrased her reservations in similar policy terms: "Are we in a position to supplant Congress in a policy direction?" But her main concern was philosophical: Unless there was manifest showing of grave abuse of discretion, the Supreme Court must adhere to the legal philosophy of judicial restraint: "This Court may exercise judicial restraint unless you have to show us a way out. You have to provide us tools."
At one point, she even told Noche pointblank: "By your responses, it is clear that you are grappling with your answers, which make me think this Court might not be the right venue [for this case]."
As we have argued previously, the charge of grave abuse of discretion, the only exception to the so-called political-question doctrine, cannot be credibly raised against the RH Law. Its passage took a decade and a half; innumerable attempts at compromise, even with the Catholic Church; and then finally a close conscience vote in Congress. Without the charge, the petitions against the law have absolutely nothing to stand on.
And yet those who support the new law cannot afford to be complacent. After all, the Supreme Court voted 10-5 to hear the petitions in the first place; many of the questions that stumped Noche came from those justices who voted against. It's a long way from oral arguments to favorable judgment.
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Light, sweet West Texas Intermediate crude on the New York Mercantile Exchange held at $94.99 after the Energy Information Administration's monthly report said global demand in 2014 is expected to rise by 1.3 million barrels per day.
Gasoline added 0.72 cents to reach $2.6278 a gallon.
Home heating oil gained 1.95 cents to settle at $3.0342 a gallon.
Natural gas gained 8 cents to hit $4.51 per million British thermal units.
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Some six cases have been reported in last three days, thanks to 'slowing down' of patrol
BHUBANESWAR: Robbers and chain-snatchers seem to be having a field day, thanks to slowing down of police patrolling. With the roads turning deserted owing to chilly weather conditions, their job seems to be quite easy.
At least six theft cases have been reported in the city since Thursday evening.
Rajani Kant Das, an officer of the Orissa Administrative Service, had a frightening experience when he got down from a government bus at Bardmunda bus stand here on Friday morning. Within seconds, his bag in which he claimed to be carrying over Rs. 1 lakh was snatched.
Miscreants smashed the cash box of Dawat, a famous restaurant located at Sahid Nagar on the main Janpath road, and decamped with over Rs. 1 lakh. The incident, which took place on Friday night, came to light when the restaurant was opened the next morning.
Armed burglars entered the house of Manoranjan Sahoo, who runs a computer institute near Sikharchandi area under Chandrasekharpur police station, on Thursday night and walked away with Rs. 20,000 cash and gold jewellery worth over Rs. 1.5 lakhs.
The family members offered little resistance as the miscreants were armed.
Miscreants did not even spare the house of BJD MP Pyari Mohan Mohapatra. They broke the main lock of a private office rented by Mr. Mohapatra in his Sahid Nagar residence. Inspector in-charge of the Sahid Nagar police station J.K. Das said thieves left the place as soon as they heard the siren of the patrolling jeep in the area.
In a futile attempt, burglars broke into Rajdhani Tyres, an established business centre, on Cuttack Road.
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~Your pov~
Claude might be a little bit creepy but when I was at the ball he was actually nice. Yes he is nicer than Sebastian! you thought and looked at Claude who took care of his glasses which made you chuckle. ''Sebastian, Claude I have made my decision and its Claude'' you said and felt fiercing pain on your back. Scared you heard on your head. ''(Y/N)'' Sebastian tried catch you but Claude managed to catch you first. ''I told you that she's my butterfly Michaelis'' he said and smiled. ''Claude…'' you whispered and fainted.
~Time skip~
You woke up lying on a spiderweb and hearing some voices again on your head. ''My Queen'' you heard a voice echoing and you looked above you. ''Claude!'' you said happily. He crawled to you and cupped your face and took his glasses off. ''I'm..'' you started but Claude cut you off by kissing you harshly. You moaned and mewed to the kiss and he was happy. ''I'm sorry what I did to your friend Arthur. How can you forgive me?'' he whispered to your ear and you smiled happily. ''I'll forgive you, if you are my king'' you said and nibbled his ear which made him growl. ''My little butterfly'' growled Claude as you eagerly bit his earlobe. You smiled as Claude began to take your corset off. ''Claude should we really do it here? It's uncomfortable to lie on your web.'' you whispered and bit your lip. ''And what are you suggesting?'' Claude asked darkly and you blushed. Or actually tried to do it.
''I believe my darling that my web is perfect place for you'' he purred and suddenly he licked your neck as you moaned. ''C-CLAUDE!'' you screamed and he chuckled as he continued to work on your neck. ''Mm.. you taste nice'' he whispered huskily and you arched your back towards him. ''P-p-please… I can't…'' you stuttered and Claude licked your cheek. ''What is it my demon? What is it that you desire?'' he whispered to your ear and you shivered.
''I need you. I want you. Now!'' you cried as your fire and lust for Claude grew uncomfortable. ''In time my beautiful butterfly'' he growled and you rolled your eyes. ''What is it so important to do?'' you asked angrily frowned. He's insane… you thought and turned your head away. ''Look at me. You are the only one who I desire (y/n).'' Claude whispered and knelt front of you.
~Claude's pov~
I glanced quickly at my butterfly whose eyes turned glowing pink. ''You are beautiful'' I whispered and plunged my tongue in her clit. ''You are going to be death of me'' (y/n) whispered and I began to thrust faster my tongue and her hands moved on my hair. I could feel her orgasm approaching and removed my tongue. (Y/n) whined and I unzipped my pants. ''Please Claude'' she whispered and I kissed her cheek. ''Beg for it'' I growled and (y/n) began to scream. ''PLEASE, I need you! NOW!'' she begged and I thrusted onto her with one powerful move. ''It… hurts…'' she whispered and I touched her cheek. ''I'm sorry my love'' I whispered and started to ease her pain by licking and kissing her breast.
''I do believe you can move now'' she growled and I chuckled darkly (again). I started my movements slowly and they were lazy. Do not blame me. I haven't done this in ages thanks for that crow! ''Claude. You could move faster don't you?'' (y/n) muttered and groaned. ''Yes my Queen'' I vowed and began to thrust faster and faster.
''Claude! I'm gonna… cum..'' (y/n) groaned and I chuckled huskily as I felt (y/n)'s climax coming. ''(Y/n)'' I said and came hard into her lit. ''That was amazing'' (y/n) said breathing heavily and fell asleep. Yes I bet she's completely tired after what I did and I regret truly that. She really didn't deserve it at all.
~At Trancy's manor~
''Good morning Your Highness'' I said coldly as I opened brat's - I mean my master's - curtains. ''Morning Claude'' he said happily and threw his blanket away. Of course he had to wrap me in his arms. ''Who's that wretch you took here last night?'' he asked and turned to leave his bedroom. ''My mate'' I said neutrally and my master ran away.
~Your pov~
''Thank you Hannah for helping me'' you said as Hannah finished with your corset. ''Your welcome Miss'' she whispered and suddenly the door was opened by Alois. Ah he must be Claude's master. Oh no you thought as you checked how angry he looked. ''How DARE you steal my Claude from me?!'' he yelled and slapped you. ''Master!'' Hannah tried to stop him but she was slapped as well.
''I deserved that'' you said and turned away. Claude may finish him later
Claude Faustus x Butterfly Demon!Reader (lemon) by yukiNOceres
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The long waited lemon guys. Again I'm sorry that I haven't finished this sooner. Writing Claude-lemon is extremely difficult to do.
Try to keep handkerchiefs near you if you are going to have a nosebleed. I do not take any blame for them.
Kuroshitsuji, Claude Faustus © Yana Toboso
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Try to keep handkerchiefs near you if you are going to have a nosebleed. I do not take any blame for them.
Kuroshitsuji, Claude Faustus © Yana Toboso
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well well well, his highness is getting jealous because he don't have a mate xD, sorry Alois i both you and claude!
who could be hard on Claude for this one.... he was only doing what he was BEGGED to do **smirks** random thought: who trumps who when it comes between master and mate? like say mate does something to piss off the Master... and the Master told Claude to kill his mate... what happens then?
.............................you little bitch!!!!!!!!! I didn't steal Claude, he wanted me!!!!!!!!!!!!
OH HOW I LOVED THIS! You are an amazing lemon writer, my friend!! Totally deserves the fave <3
GAH no nose bleed
MWA HA HA HA i showed this to my fangirling friends
(begins to hum) "....I need your love I need your time when everything's wrong you make it right I feel so high I can't align I need to be free with you tonight I need your love......."
Felt perfect for the theme ;3 teehee
Felt perfect for the theme ;3 teehee
Meh.... Can anyone scream from having their neck licked?
Pewds were you reading this or did you write
Must...have.... SEQUAL!!!!!!!!!! O.O
Lmao XD nooooo,no hash tagging the spider!!! >.<
I can't believe I am saying this but spiders need love too right?........naw they don't get a wooden spoon we are gonna kill some spiders!
Dood no,I have the WORST case of arachnophobia >.< KILL ALL DEM SPIDERS !!!! I mean,Claude would be an accepting if he didnt change into one >.>?
When I had to choose this story from the other my mind said Sebastian but my heart said Claud and all I could think of when choosing was my minds tellin me noooooo but my body's telling me yeees!...no judgin meh...-_-
Alois you cockblock hahahaha
Sequel please also lemon please
I became a butterfly
Wait what.........are we doin?
DAT.. I dunno
I have to admit... Claude scares me... *claude walks in* me: WELL HI THERE ITS A NICE DAY TODAY I THINK SO ANYWAY COUGH COUGH claude: ok...? Me: 0.o *mumbles* please dont eat me claude: leaves me: see what i mean?
i may not like claude bt dis was ahhhh...*massive nosebleed*
I love every part about it A trophy for you
Love et
Dude this was awesome I might hate Claude (with a firey passion) but this was still amazing! I loved it!