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Discover all of Deakin's latest research breakthroughs, industry collaborations and strategic initiatives here, in our research newsroom.
Printed books still draw youth in the digital era
17 May 2017
A school-based research project is exploring how generosity improves personal wellbeing.
Positive spin on power of persuasion
15 May 2017
A new study is seeking evidence that the power of supermarkets to influence our food choices can be used for good.
Filling the gaps in fisher health
11 May 2017
An Australian-first survey hopes to provide the clearest picture yet of the health of workers in our commercial fishing industry.
8 May 2017
A school-based research project is exploring how generosity improves personal wellbeing.
Step forward for maggot medicine
27 April 2017
A world-first method to produce entirely sterile colonies of blowflies will benefit research into maggot debridement therapy.
24 April 2017
A world-first study has shown that specific physical activity benefits the discs in our spines and may help to prevent and manage spinal pain.
Immunologist continues research at renowned US cancer centre
19 April 2017
A Deakin alumnus is undertaking world-leading research - with the help of zebrafish.
New test to reveal pesticide exposure
19 April 2017
A recent study provides new information that may help researchers monitor the effects of common agricultural chemicals on farmers' health.
HIV discovery gives hope for better treatment
11 April 2017
Researchers have found a new way to analyse the pieces that form HIV, paving the way for improved treatments that work to stop the virus developing in the human body.
Scientists discover pathway to malaria treatment
10 April 2017
Medical researchers have discovered an effective new way to combat an infectious disease killer.
Theory of evolution leads to new cancer approach
6 April 2017
A world-first book combining evolutionary ecology and oncology aims to improve cancer prevention and therapies.
Australia Award for Deakin research partner
3 April 2017
An Indian diabetes disease-biology expert who works closely with Deakin has won a prestigious Australian Government Award.
Understanding the social brain
3 April 2017
Associate Professor Peter Enticott will drive a major study on children's brain development.
Barry Jones reflects on the modern condition
30 March 2017
Australian Living Treasure, the Hon Barry Jones AC, has delivered a thought-provoking speech at the Harrison Lecture for Innovation.
Partnership heralds new era in medicine
28 March 2017
Deakin and the Garvan Institute have joined forces to accelerate precision medicine through machine learning.
Centre for Research Excellence makes its mark in global obesity policy
28 March 2017
A multidisciplinary, multi-university research team is influencing obesity and food policies around the world in the battle against obesity.
Autism research leads to start-up
27 March 2017
A new company spun out of Deakin and The Florey Institute of Neuroscience and Mental Health will explore the potential of promising new autism treatments.
24 March 2017
A Deakin researcher is driving initiatives to encourage female cyclists.
Shedding light on children's physical activity
22 March 2017
A new study highlights some of the barriers children face in being more physically active in their local neighbourhoods.
Geelong scientists sequence new virus affecting babies
20 March 2017
GCEID scientists have sequenced a new virus that affects babies, in an important first step towards combating the illness.
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OK, OK, I really don't *need* any more china.
But I have totally fallen in love with the PiP Studio porcelain collection (available from John Lewis). In fact, I think it's probably the prettiest china I've ever seen.
Such a gorgeous vintage feel and the colours are fabulous.
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There are still a few weeks left before parliament in The Hague holds what is shaping up to be a crucial vote on the issue. This is jangling nerves at Nato's Brussels headquarters and especially in the office of the secretary-general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, who happens, embarrassingly, to be a former Dutch foreign minister.
But the signs are alarming. Jan Peter Balkenende, the Dutch prime minister and Harry Potter lookalike, is trying to resolve differences with D66, the junior partner in his three-party, centre-right coalition. With the opposition Greens and Socialists also firmly against the mission - and irritated by a rising chorus of complaints about US pressure - Mr de Hoop Scheffer and his officials are publicly hoping for the best, but privately expecting the worst.
This crisis matters for two reasons. The first is that Nato was united over Afghanistan, in stark contrast to Iraq. Following the post-9/11 "thanks but no thanks" snub to Nato's offer of help by the US defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, opposition to the war by France, Germany and Belgium produced what the then American ambassador called a "near-death experience". Nato's battered credibility, diplomats agree, is now very much at stake.
The second is that Nato, with 9,000 personnel already on the ground, has been doing a good job in parts of Afghanistan. It took over the Kabul-based International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) in 2003 - its first ever mission out of its cold war-era area of operations - and has since expanded into the countryside with so-called "provincial reconstruction teams". In parallel, the US, with other allies, has continued with its own Operation Enduring Freedom, a counter-insurgency campaign against what are optimistically termed "remnants" of the Taliban and al-Qaida in the remote badlands on the border with Pakistan.
Nato marked a significant shift last month when, after some very public wrangling, it agreed to send an extra 6,000 troops to the volatile south of the country, allowing the Americans to withdraw 4,000 of their own. Alliance officials reject criticism that they were simply jumping at Washington's behest, insisting that all 26 member states stand foursquare behind the mission. Two rounds of Afghan elections are brandished as proof that the disastrously "failed state" of 2001 is on the way to recovery - despite the entrenched power of warlords and the weakness of the central government under President Hamid Karzai.
The UK and Canada both pledged troops, with some 4,000 British squaddies heading for Helmand province, the heart of both Taliban resistance and opium production - a hazardous environment that has generated increasingly public murmuring from the British defence establishment. Concerns have been voiced about "mission creep" to include fighting the narcotics trade as well as the cost and burden of the deployment to already overstretched armed forces.
Aware of public hostility and the likely pitfalls ahead, the Dutch government only announced its "intention" to deploy 1,100 troops into Uruzgan province - one of Afghanistan's most dangerous regions - when it received backing from parliament. MPs are understandably worried about the recent killings of more than 30 people, including a German soldier, in suicide attacks, which were once comparatively rare. Intelligence points to a concerted effort by experienced foreign Muslim "jihadi" fighters moving to Afghanistan to open a new anti-western front.
Politics in the Netherlands, like politics everywhere, is local. The problem there is in part the shameful memory of what happened at Srebrenica in Bosnia in 1995, when a lightly armed Dutch UN force surrendered the "safe area", allowing Serbian troops to massacre 8,000 Muslim men and boys.
The many differences between the two deployments have not calmed critics, who also insisted on an agreement with the Afghan authorities that no detainee handed over to them by ISAF would face the death penalty.
The Dutch are needed not only for their soldiers, but also for the Apache combat helicopters required to operate successfully in the region.
If they do drop out, Nato will almost certainly find a substitute and limit the damage with a carefully crafted diplomatic fudge - a normal part of managing the alliance. But it would probably impose a bigger burden on the British. And it would be worse in a way than when Spain's new socialist government pulled its forces out of Iraq after the Madrid bombings in 2004.
The difference is that that was Rumsfeld's ad hoc "coalition of the willing", while this is Nato, where, after the battering it has taken in the last four years, a lot of store is still set by sounding united and determined.
"No one says that Nato shouldn't be in Afghanistan, but a lot of nations, and not just the Dutch, are fighting shy of devoting the resources and capabilities that are needed to make the mission work," complained one diplomat. "If we go south we have to be robust. Nato troops are not supposed to be social workers in uniform."
Overall, the issue highlights longstanding worries that the alliance is just not sufficiently serious about its commitments - and in a way that inevitably revives strains between the US and Europe. As Francesc Vendrell, the EU's special representative to Afghanistan, put it witheringly: "Occasionally one wonders if some governments think that sending forces to Afghanistan is equivalent to a parade down The Mall or the Champs Elysees."


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Kulbir Randhawa
Director, Asian Family Counselling Service
The NSPCC results mirror our experience at the Asian Family Counselling Service. Child abuse does take place but is hidden and there is a lot of stigma attached to it. In this country it is rare for a family member to take action by reporting it for fear of the children being taken away by social services. They may try to deal with it within the family, but greater importance is given to the family's honour. It is true that sexual abuse of a child has the most negative effect on the family honour, with physical and emotional abuse sometimes not even being recognised as such. The idea that there should be a public education campaign is a very good one - it will give the Asian community the knowledge of how to report child abuse.
Rehna Azim
Barrister specialising in child care law
Let's be clear, child abuse is an unpleasant topic for anyone to deal with. However, with the Asian community, other factors apart from repulsion at the idea come into play. Asian family life is often steeped in centuries of cultural/quasi religious practices that put the "izzat" (honour) of the collective whole before the rights and feelings of the individual. That collective whole may be the basic, the extended family, the neighbours, the community. So a victim of abuse will be hit with a triple whammy. First, a family desperate to preserve its izzat that closes ranks against an investigation. Second, a community that seeks to sweep the unpleasantness under the carpet. And third, investigating authorities such as social services and the police that are hampered in their ability to protect by political correctness. It therefore takes enormous courage for someone to stand up to these many layers of possible disapproval and speak out about private suffering. To move on from this situation requires a sea change in attitudes both within and outside the community. From within there first has to be open acknowledgment of the existence of the problem by those in positions of power and influence. If these "leaders" continually call for the head of those who bring controversial topics to public attention, we won't get very far.
Hannah Miller
Chair, local safeguarding children board, Croydon, and member of the London safeguarding children board
Projects in a number of London boroughs have identified that there are newer communities that span different religious affiliations whose members have a problem in recognising that child abuse is something that can apply to them as well as the host community. The strong moral and family values these communities ascribe to are seen as incompatible with abuse of their children. This reluctance to recognise child abuse together with a general distrust of the police and social services can undermine the confidence of potential "whistleblowers". Statutory agencies through the local safeguarding children boards need to actively outreach to all community and faith groups. They need to build relationships of trust and cooperation with respected community and faith representatives to help to get the safeguarding messages into their communities and places of worship. The experience in Croydon has been that faith groups have been prepared to engage on safeguarding issues once local relationships have been made and mutual confidence and respect has developed.
Ashok Chand
Lecturer, school of health and social services, University of Warwick
South Asian children are under-represented in child welfare services in England and less likely to be looked after by local authorities or to be on child protection registers. In comparison, those ethnic groups defined as "black" and "mixed heritage" are over-represented for these services. South Asian families may be reluctant to seek support from professionals for their problems, as this may be counter to their cultural and traditional norms and expectations. Concepts such as izzat in such families may also be relevant. Cultural and traditional norms in South Asian families are unlikely to be the only reasons why such families are under-represented in child welfare referrals and services to social services departments nationally; inaccessible services are also likely to be factors, [such as] problems associated with English as their second language. It is arguable that without consistent and appropriate translation and interpretation services for South Asian families they are unlikely to approach social services departments for help. In instances where support is provided, such families may find services insensitive or inappropriate to their needs.
John Coughlan
Joint president, Association of Directors of Children's Services
We should be careful not to leap to false conclusions out of the research. Many colleagues who have worked with child protection issues within Asian communities will recognise the dimensions of honour and how they may affect the response to child abuse. Others may argue that this is a factor that to varying degrees affects all communities - child abuse remains a stigma, children are always relatively powerless, and sometimes taking steps to disclose suspicions about abuse in any circumstances requires courage, especially given the possible repercussions. This research shows that it is fear of those repercussions that remains the most significant barrier. It would be disastrous if this research fed a generalised notion that somehow Asian communities care more about their honour than they do about their children. The research does not tell us that. But it does point out that the issue of honour may sometimes be a significant cultural factor. Local safeguarding children boards have a legal duty to reach out to all sections of their communities to ensure there are good levels of understanding about child abuse, how to prevent it and how to respond to it. That work has to honestly acknowledge that there are sections of the community that distrust agencies and that there are different cultural norms that may affect the way people respond to child abuse. None of that means we should excuse a tolerance of child abuse out of some perverse application of "political correctness". What it means is that the agencies must understand their communities and engage with them directly. The welfare of the child is the paramount concern.
Heather Harvey
Women's rights campaigner, Amnesty International UK
There is often a great deal of reluctance to raise these sorts of issues, and unless they are discussed we will never resolve the problems at their heart. The NSPCC's Asian Child Protection Helpline is extremely well-placed to kickstart this debate as it offers a specific targeted service both to Asian children and families where abuse is occurring, and to the public sector staff needing help in knowing how to engage with these issues and families. Staff do need specific training and awareness [to address] the range of cultural issues in their community but they should also not be afraid to identify and tackle child abuse regardless of the culture of the child and family in question. While the concept of honour is vital in building family links and instilling respect and dignity among family members there is a danger that honour becomes misapplied and misunderstood, resulting in a climate that allows abuse to escalate - whether it is honour crimes against women who are perceived to have stepped outside the norm of what is acceptable to the family (such as not accepting a choice of partner), being afraid to engage with the support services offered by the statutory sector, shame of what others will think of them, or through fear of reinforcing racist stereotypes about their culture.
Harry Ferguson
Professor of social work, University of the West of England, Bristol
There's nothing new about this. I was working in child protection in Bradford 25 years ago and we were struggling then with how to gain access to families in the Asian community. What I think we should be calling this in terms of child protection is a syndrome of secrecy. It is common in child abuse cases across cultures, but I think in some groups there has been success in breaking this syndrome down in the past two decades. The key to change has been the impact of feminism and women's rights. It has been critical to recognising that children have the right to protection from violence and intimidation regardless of culture or tradition. Yes, respect the culture, but insist that the rights of children are protected. This is about patriarchal ideologies that regard children as possessions. Historically there has been, for example, perceptions among some [social care] professionals about honour within working class communities who felt cut off from the authorities and suspicious of them. This is less entrenched now and that has to do with wider societal and political change about women's and children's rights. In terms of the issue [with Asian communities] it is about providing advocates for children's rights from within these communities.
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Car Share comes to the Reap Stall this Saturday! We can't promise you'll have the witty and hilarious experience shown on the hit BBC show – what we can promise is information about car-share and lift-share schemes i.e. alternative ways of travelling by car while reducing the costs and carbon emissions of private ownership.
The Roundhay Live Stall this Saturday, is delighted to host a team of researchers from the Universities of Leeds and Bradford. They will present information about a research project entitled "Leeds Parks: Past and Present". On the stall there will be posters discussing the history of Roundhay and other parks in Leeds, a balloon tree for children, and a 'memory tree' where park users can leave notes about their experiences and hopes for the park. They will also be talking to people about the project and the park. Further details about this exciting project can be found on their website, which also encourages people to upload their photographs of parks in Leeds: please see https://leedsparksproject.wordpress.com/.
The team comprises Dr Anna Barker, Lecturer in Sociology, University of Bradford; Dr David Churchill, Lecturer in Criminal Justice, University of Leeds; Professor Adam Crawford, Director of the Leeds Social Sciences Institute, University of Leeds; and Dr Nathan Booth, Research Assistant, University of Bradford.
"Strum, sing and have fun" is the group's motto.
Well, even if you're not actually in the band, you can still sing and have fun.
The Roundhay Ukulele Band always bring a feel good factor to the market and they will be playing between 10.30 am and noon.
If you cannot wait till Saturday, listen to some of their music here or see them playing at the market on our video (you will have to wind onto about 10 minutes twenty seconds).
Inspired to join Jen and her group? Come down to the market and find out – no strings attached!
Hurray! Its market time again! 9.00 Saturday 16th July at Oakwood Clock.
Fingers crossed it will stay dry but lets not hold our breath for that…
Tomorrow's guest stalls include;
That Old Chestnut, showcasing their 100% Vegan cakes
Fresh Chutneys from Natalie St John
and as in June, Woodside Farm Fruits will be here again, having already 'picked for you' the fruits from their pick your own farm.
Artists and Craft workers
Each month a different artist or craft worker will attend the market to share their passion. This month we have Margaret Chalmers who will be making simple felt pieces using sheep's wool
REAP Gardening Group
The REAP Gardening Group will be at the Farmers' Market as usual. As well as working on the Edible Bed, the group will be showing you how to keep your plants well watered whilst away on holiday and have some useful tips on successful composting
From 10.00 The Woodside Ridge Runners will be providing the music!
As usual, our permanent stall holders will be bringing Oakwood, their fresh outstanding and produce
We look forward to seeing you tomorrow!
That's right, its just two days away, and we are delighted to see the market continue to go from strength to strength. Last months' celebration of 8 years trading right here at Oakwood Clock yielded a record turnout for the market which was the biggest compliment we could have received and a great testament to the markets' place in this community. Thank you once again for your continued support!
As always, your favourite regular stallholders will be here this Saturday morning bringing that fantastic produce with them; be it fantastic seafood from Yorkshires' Coast supplied by Hebdens, or freshly baked Loaves from Kolos or the exquisitely fresh Organic Beef & Pork from Swillington Organic Farm, if there is something you enjoy treating yourself to then be sure to get down early before it sells out!
In addition to them, we have our guest stallholders all of whom have graced the market with their products before;
Mario Olianas – Returning to the market with his popular array of Italian favourites
Art of Mallow – Yummy Gourmet Marshmallows !
Woodside Farm Seasonal Fruit – Handpicked fruits of the season, this month bringing Strawberries, Rhubarb and Asparagus from their farm at Acaster Malbis
The Reliance – Well known city centre Pub & Eaterie once again providing Oakwood with their very own continental style cured Sausages.
In addition to the produce, there will be music – this time provided by The Woodhouse Ridge Runners offering up some classic easy listening.
REAP will be joined by the Leeds Cycling Campaign, while The Braiding Society are taking up this months craft stall.
Plenty going on and as always, we look forward to seeing you there!
I was good to see so many adults and children taking part in the walking treasure hunt.
The children's prize was won by two children from Alwoodley and their Mum has collected it. Well done to them.
The adult prize was won by Peter Stagg who managed to get every question correct .Coincidentally Peter and his band will be playing at the June market so you will be able to congratulate him and enjoy his music both at the same time.
For those who may want to see the answers you can download them here.
Come down to the May market and share a piece of this wonderful cake made for us by Mark Shipway and Kham Mai of Cutting Cake Patisserie.
It celebrates our eighth birthday as if you could not guess.
Remind yourself of our past birthday cakes at Cakes through the ages.
A steel band, birthday cake, face painting, craft demonstration, walking treasure hunt, St Gemma's hospice, advice on "Play Street" and "Playing out", and a plant and seed swap – who can ask for more.
You can – we have lots of fabulous food from our regular stall holders plus guests with jam, cheese, foraged food made into lovely cakes and fresh local asparagus and rhubarb.
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The Cardinal Newman (West Palm Beach, FL) standout claims offers from Florida, Florida State, Auburn, Georgia, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Louisville, West Virginia, and more. The Seminoles were the latest to offer and Rudolph is looking forward to visiting Tallahassee when he gets the chance.
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The 6-foot-1, 175-pound athlete doesn't plan to do any more traveling until summer, but there are a handful of places on his list of trips.
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Rudolph expects it to be some time before he makes a final decision, but he expects it to come down to his relationships with coaches.
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Senate Study Bill 1228 is the Senate's response to the education reform package House members passed on a party-line vote last month.
Other key changes in the Senate bill include putting a peer review process back in place — the House version called for annual supervisory reviews — and creation of a pilot program in which high-poverty school districts could get up to $600 more per pupil to spend on academic programs.
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Its an exciting school morning and the classrom is full of chatter. However, when a new "unusual" student comes everyone feel nervous. Samuel has to take him on a tour and finds out more than he wants to... its something about Jason's glasses...
Just last week we were told we were going to have a new student today. Our class had already had several this year and I knew that it was impossible to predict what he would be like. Although, I had expected the new student to be in the least bit "normal". It turns out he didn't meet my expectations.
Our homeroom teacher Mr.Rickson, was proudly announcing that our school's soccer team would be in the Shanghai and our class was buzzing with excitement. That wasn't the only reason though, today was also twins day ,where friends dressed up in the same clothes, AND also the bake sale. All around the class room twins were chatting and the Asian boys were busily chatting in Chinese (most of which I could understand) about this apparently addicting computer game. I was chatting to my friends on the soccer team about how Charlie's brilliant shot made us win when seconds were left in the game. Then he walked in the door.
He was escorted to our room by one of the office ladies. I noticed that her hand on his shoulder was trembling. However, I hardly noticed that because the student standing in the door was, quite... unusual. His red hair stood straight up and tilted forwards like a cliff. Under his blank forehead were huge eyebrows curved at the ends. His mouth was curved in an arrogant "I don't care" smile. His ears, nose and chin were slightly pointed, almost like an elf's. However, the queerest thing of all was that opaque glasses covered his eyes with intricate designs along the front and dark rims. They were made in a sort of sunglasses design and they also covered the part under his eyes.
I found that I couldn't stare into his eyes and I covered my eyes with my hand. Even our homeroom teacher felt nervous. "Samuel' He said to me, "Won't you show our new student, Jason around the school?" As Jason looked at me I felt a bit shaky and inside I had this uncontrollable instinct to refuse my teacher's offer. Nevertheless, I kept that instinct in; I'm not that type of person. "Okay" I answered uncertainly.
Before I left the room Jason's glasses dropped off his nose. No one saw his eyes. Nonetheless, when one of the girls went to go pick up his glasses Jason growled " Never touch my glasses or you'll have it" his voice sounded as grim as death. Then the bell rung and everyone speeded out of the classroom.
With my heart beating quickly, I exited the classroom not even daring to look back at Jason. I heard his footsteps behind me. I toured him around the school just like I had done last week to the last new student. I only looked ahead of me though. Jason asked no questions and everything went along smoothly. I began to take bigger and longer breaths between sentences. Suddenly, Jason asked, "Where's the science lab." His voice was not menacing but rather cool. Of course I showed him.
As we reached the lab we saw that through the windows. Students were experimenting with Bunsen burners. I looked at Jason and saw he was staring intently at one of the burners. I suddenly felt that my strength was depleting and I felt faint. I felt slight vibrations in the air; my instincts screamed for me to run. However, I was frozen in shock. From that burner an enormous flame erupted and it would have scorched a student if he had been an inch closer. It looked like dragon's fire and it probably could have killed anyone that it touched. It shook and raged for a few moments and scorched the ceiling. The flame vanished as soon as it came and my wide eyes were staring as if the flame was still there.
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Walking down and passing an Asian restaurant I observe random people fumbling around with their chopsticks while trying to hold a conversation and rush through their lunch break. A thought comes to mind, why would you eat with chopsticks in the first place just because you happen to be in an Asian food place… It's not like when you go home, you take out your handy-dandy chopsticks and eat your Spanish rice and enchiladas with it. But for some reason you HAVE to eat fried rice and egg rolls with chopsticks…C'mon now, keep it real.
Going through myspace it's interesting to read people's "About Me" section that start with, "well I don't like talking about myself…" proceeded by a very long paragraph describing every detail of their life or those tags saying your this type of "kisser," "save by the bell character," or surveys revealing sexual experiences. Often accompanied with dozen of photos that they take of themselves in front of a mirror, all the same but different angles. The oddest being those pictures of themselves almost nude…when 85.7% of the females & males have no business only wearing underwear when they haven't exercised since 5th grade recess. If you're in love with yourself …don't fake the funk, keep it real.
Since we are in the subject of myspace… "gangsters." C'mon…since when has a true gangster posted pictures of themselves with guns (btw self incriminating), along with family photos and other homeboys/girls describing where they live and what HS school or hood they rep'in. It's interesting to see how much I have in common with a "gangster" from New Hampshire as we both have a taste for the same movies (i.e. the goonies). Writing on their pages with slang that makes you need to get a codebreaker just to read through it because the upper and lowercase throws you off. Then to take the time to decorate the webpage…I wonder if he is thinking about color coordination while picking out the theme of the page and scrollbar color. C'mon get on your hustle and off of myspace if you're a true gangster and keep it real.
I don't care how cold it may be but there is no reason why a man should wear glossy chapstick. The only exception being if you just kissed your girlfriend, but then it wouldn't be evenly applied. As I walked to work one morning, something caught my eye which when I looked was a guys lips glistening with the morning sun. I was like, "dude has some glossy lips." If your gay, fine…I can understand that perhaps you're the diva of the relationship but if you're a man then don't be getting your legs waxed/shaved, getting manicures and pedicures, and stop wearing glossy chapstick! If you're trying to come out the closet then come out all the way and keep it real...
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Personal expression, trying new things, finding your way through life, adventuresome ...could this be just a few reasons why people try different foods, styles of clothes, descriptions of themselves? Are we not different people at work than in the comfort of our own homes? Am I not keeping it real because I tone my language and watch cartoons when I am with my nieces and nephews? Your opinion piece completely closes the door of expressionism. But, i imagine you are just keeping it real.
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A South West Trains service from Portsmouth to Waterloo was given the humourous name 'Trainy McTrainface'.
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The Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) invited the public to submit ideas for the name the £200 million vessel should bear on its hull.
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Love this post and I hope you enjoy Luxembourg xxReplyDelete
Keep up with the piano, love it too and I wish I learnt how to play. I still have to get my Xmas gifts too, I think in the next days, havent clear ideas lol Enjoy the weekend Anouk! xoReplyDelete
- Monique | WritingMonique12/05/2015 4:49 pm
I loved reading this! Very curious about your final new years resolutions now! Will you do a blogpost on them?!ReplyDelete
Hi Monique, I hadn't thought about it but now that you mention it, I might well do a post about my 2016 resolutions. Thanks for the idea! :)ReplyDelete
Home is the best place for Christmas, lovely post and nice thoughts!ReplyDelete
I'm glad you are making plans for the days ahead! I know for myself I can never be a vegetarian lol I like my meat too much!ReplyDelete
I hope you keep the piano classes, it is among my regrets for not picking up any musical instrument!ReplyDelete
It must be amazing to be able to play the piano, I know it's hard to fit everything in but that's a great skillReplyDelete
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I'd love to learn the piano but I fear I don't have the time for it. Must be such a nice talent to hold though. And I haven't even began contemplating NYE or my resolutions. I keep putting them off because of time tooReplyDelete
- Betty Szanto12/06/2015 12:25 pm
Happy Birthday! That burger at Snooze looks yummy & I love your travel posts, so please don`t travel less! :))ReplyDelete
- Christie Belle12/06/2015 4:10 pm
Hope you had a good birthday! XReplyDelete
hope the party was a blast! happy belated birthday and... the food looks delicious!ReplyDelete
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It sounds like you will have a busy month ahead of you! I'd so like to be able to play piano, I played a bit when I was a kid then stopped it!ReplyDelete
- Sybil12/06/2015 11:19 pm
omg!! such a busy time of the year for sure! my sched is filled with dinners and parties too! :DReplyDelete
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I would definitely relax on that week off! You always seem so busy! Gotta have some time for yourself.ReplyDelete
I had the same situation with piano, so I stopped it, because I wanted to do my best at what I do, and decided to keep doing my blog and some other things. This was such a lovely post! Have a nice day!ReplyDelete
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That's one busy schedule. Unlike you, I would love to travel more in the future!ReplyDelete
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You've got alot going on. I'm thinking about my New Year's resolutions now as well and I'm considering going vegetarian for more days/week.ReplyDelete
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Happy belated b-day! When I was a child I was taking piano classes too. Then I gave up because I didn't feel like doing it anymore. I don't regret I've given up, but piano always brings such sentimental memories in me. I don't see why you have to travel less as a New Year resolution! Travelling is something great and enriching, especially when you can afford it.ReplyDelete
- Caro*12/07/2015 11:33 pm
First photo is so delicious ! Very nice post :)ReplyDelete
- Pamela RG12/08/2015 1:12 am
It's good to have a plan and that you wrote it down. All the best.ReplyDelete
Nice to hear what you've been up to! I'm so behind on your blog again =\ReplyDelete
Why would you make a new year's resolution to travel less?! lol
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