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High School Baseball Team Forfeits Championship Game Because Opposing Team Has a Female Player
An Arizona high school baseball team forfeited its chance at a state championship — and its reason for doing so has people talking.
An Arizona high school baseball team forfeited its chance at a state championship — and its reason for doing so has people talking.
Okay, so we don't have a whole bunch of hockey fans in El Paso, but how about hot chicks with catfish? This is Jenna, a Nashville Predators girl. We hear Jenna hails from Minnesota and likes to ice fish, so handling this monstrosity presents no problems. It also explains how Nashville comes by girls who skate so well. What it doesn't explain is why there's a catfish on the ice.
Naomi Kutin, a 10-year old from Fairlawn, N.J., recently set a world record in the raw squat at the RAW Unity weightlifting championships in Texas. Big deal, right? How many 10-year old girls even lift weights? Well…
This girl is either really smart or really stupid. Either way, this is really funny! This smokin' Florida State coed is inviting "Jerry" Lin to be her date at her sorority formal, in part because "I really, really like black guys." It's possible she's that clueless, but more likely that she just has really good timing.
The holidays cause men to do dumb things — overspend on gifts, drink too much and make terrible decisions in regards to relationships.
A video from Kaloopy Media features two hot women dancing in stop motion.
After throwing a last-minute touchdown pass that cliched a victory against the Raiders in Week 2, Bills Quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick let loose a victory cry.


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The Shelby County Board of Education will have its say Thursday on the newest version of the district's 2013-14 budget.
The tentative budget, which will be the document the district uses as it goes into the school year, will present the state funding amounts and the recommendations from the district's budget committee, which were approved by board vote in February.
End-of-the-year testing at Shelby County Public Schools' two high schools has been interrupted slightly because of issues with ACT's issuing of the state's end-of-course assessments.
All certified and classified employees of the Shelby County Public Schools may be getting a raise next year.
On top of Monday's safety issues at Collins High School, Shelby County Public Schools already had made a quick change to its K-PREP testing, which also began Monday.
The district was forced to alter its testing situation because of an issue with ACT, which is the vendor for the end-of-course testing.
Shelby County was one of several districts statewide that were scheduled to begin testing online this year. However, ACT began having issues with its online test and by Friday temporarily had suspended online testing because of technical issues.
The Shelby County Board of Education will recognize students who have qualified for the Duke Talent Identification Program (TIP) during Thursday's regular meeting, which will be at Heritage Elementary School, 8300 Frankfort Road.
After-school care in Shelby County has reached an all-time high at 319 students, program director Joy Royalty told the Shelby County School Board during her presentation at Thursday's regular meeting at the district's offices on Main Street.
"We're a self-sufficient program that runs from after school until six o'clock, and we're available at each elementary school," she said.
The program is available for students from kindergarten through fifth grade.
This Thursday, the Shelby County Board of Education will award diplomas to students who previously had given up their chances at a graduation.
Started in the 2011-12 school year, the diploma recovery project allows students that were one-time dropouts the opportunity to receive a diploma from their former school by attending evening courses and using online resources and testing through COMPASS to earn credits toward graduation.
If you are lacking a high school diploma and thinking of going the alternative route, officials are urging you to get started – now.
Starting in 2014 the cost of earning a high school equivalency through the General Education Development (GED) exam will double to $120, and the test will be changed to align better with the new common core standards and college and career ready standards being adopted nationwide.
Maggie Terry, an educator of 20 years, has been named Teacher of the Year for Shelby County.
Terry, an algebra teacher at Shelby County High School, received an engraved trophy and flowers at a ceremony Tuesday night at Claudia Sanders Dinner House from her principal, Eddie Oakley, and Superintendent James Neihof.
Terry, who also was named Shelby County High School Teacher of the Year, was selected by a team of administrators from Shelby County School's Central Office, led by Deputy Superintendent and Chief Academic Officer Lisa Smith.
A student at the Education Center at Cropper has accomplished something unique to earn his high school diploma.
Marco Osorio Sapon used a new online learning tool called COMPASS to complete his final two years of high school in one.
That was the highlight Thursday, when the Shelby County Board of Education met at Cropper and heard a report from Principal Steve Coleman about progress at the school, which accommodates students who are having difficulties in the classroom.
"We have some really good things going on out here," Coleman said.
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Native OpenFOAM interface in Pointwise
The CAE mesher, Pointwise (same name as company), now has a native OpenFOAM export interface. This means users no longer have to export their grids to an intermediate format and use one of the conversion applications from OpenFOAM.
Pointwise, Inc. has received increasing interest in using Pointwise and Gridgen with OpenFOAM. Since participating in the OpenFOAM Workshop this past summer in Milan, Pointwise, Inc has maintained active communication with Prof. Jasak. Prof. Jasak visited Pointwise, Inc in early November 2008 and implemented the native interface. The latest release of Pointwise is the first public version with the OpenFOAM interface.
Many people know Pointwise, Inc for Gridgen. However, Pointwise our next generation meshing software for CAE from Pointwise, Inc. and has been in production use for more than a year. We have combined the reliable CFD meshing in Gridgen with modern software techinques to bring you the eponymous Pointwise - a major advancement in gridding capability. In addition to the high quality grid techniques we have always had, you will appreciate Pointwise's flat interface, automated grid assembly, and full undo and redo capabilities.
Drop me a line if you want to know more about Pointwise.
Thanks, Chris
And before anyone asks, Yes, I work for Pointwise.
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QUEENSLAND coach Mal Meninga knew he could be plotting his own State of Origin destruction when he took Blake Ferguson under his wing - it's why he tried to sneak under the guard of NSW officials and "brainwash" the Raiders star to join Queensland.
Ferguson said Meninga is one of the main reasons he has been able to make an incredible journey from a Department of Community Services (DOCS) home in Wellington to being on the front line in the Blues' fight to end a run of seven straight series defeats.
But when Meninga asked the 23-year-old to become the next Greg Inglis stolen north of the Tweed River, Ferguson flatly told him he bleeds blue.
"He did (ask me) once," Ferguson revealed. " It was a while ago. A long time ago.
"Mal is a good fella. Big Mal is a legend of the game. He has helped down in Canberra. He has helped me when I've been in trouble. He'll just have a little yarn to me and tell me what he used to do in his day. Tell me his life experiences."
The pair first crossed paths when Ferguson was selected in Meninga's Prime Minister's XIII side to play Papua New Guinea in 2010 and the Queensland Origin great soon became a confidant who regularly helped Ferguson back on track when he'd struggle behaving off the field.
He spoke to Meninga just two months ago when the Canberra Raiders nearly tore up his contract for missing a team recovery session and drinking pineapple vodka cruisers on a rooftop with Josh Dugan.
Born in Sydney, Ferguson played junior rugby league for the Earlwood Saints before DOCS took him and his four younger siblings from his single-parent mother to live with their grandmother and grandfather in Wellington, Central West NSW. His only claim to Queensland is that his biological father lives in Townsville.
Ferguson "broke down" when he got the call from NSW coach Laurie Daley on the weekend to tell him he would be selected to play in State of Origin I.
"It's obviously everyone's aim to play for NSW ... I suppose words can't explain how happy I am," he said. "It was like when I made my first grade debut. It was exactly the same sort of feeling. This is just a little bit bigger. It's crazy."
Blues Origin great Benny Elias said the cunning of Queensland was part of the reason they have now won seven straight series.
"They're clever enough to get to kids early and brainwash them to want to play for Queensland," Elias said.
Ferguson said his family in Wellington have had the biggest influence on his career, saying he would not have tried to come back and play professional rugby league without their support after giving up the game for two years as a 14-year-old to take up skateboarding. He returned to junior rugby league at age 16 - seven years before his Origin debut.
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Happy Friday everyone! I'm back with FMF this week! Debbie is a VIP member of my Patreon page, meaning she get's a front-of-the-line guarantee for FMF posts — she sent this quilt in on Saturday, and got her FMF on Tuesday! So be sure to head over there to take a look. Plus, I've got some awesome video's happening over there AND we're about to start a super intense look at quilting swirls! It's a great time, so check it out HERE.
So here is Debbie's quilt!
I started with some dot-to-dot in the white space just outside of the center.
Then, I went all the way to the center (green star) In one green fabric I did "C's" and in the other some straight lines. This is one of my favourite ways to quilt this type of shape lately. You can see I did something similar on Jasmine's Bauble Quilt.
Next up,
I put some radiating lines coming from the corners of the pink whirls. I just realized this picture only shows it in three corners, but I would definitely quilt all four the same.
In the white background, I've quilted swirls. Swirls are my all time favourite design.
I would also put these swirls in the space between the grey lines and the pink triangles. In the grey lines themselves, I did a simple straight line down the middle.
Next, I've gone in and drawn a box around the center. I've echoed this box with about a 1/2″ echo.
Inside the box I would fill with swirls, and outside the box, with my flowy fill (or whatever fill you wanted to use).
In the blue triangles, I've put ribbon candy in the black space, and straight lines in the blue. Again, though I have only drawn this on top, I would do the same on the bottom.
On the sides, I've done some point-to-point in the grey spaces, and some dense back and forth lines in the blue.
To finish off – I've done some continuous curve and straight lines in the pinwheels and flying geese on the top, and then I'd fill the white spaces with swirls again. In the grey borders and sashings, I did a simple straight line in the sashings, and piano key's on the outside border!
Thanks so much for stopping by! If you'd like your quilt to be a part of FMF, email a picture of it to kathleen(at)kathleenquilts.com!
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For the second year in a row, M-net has hit the pause button on the Channel O Africa Music Video Awards.
The awards were held every year since 2005. However, the last time we witnessed the event was in 2014 at Nasrec Expo Centre near Soweto.
Read: The Real Reason Behind SATY Awards Cancellation
As a huge part of the African social calendar, its absence has drilled a hole in the entertainment industry. The event joins – SAMAs, MetroFM Music Awards, Crown Gospel Music Awards and SA Hip Hop Awards, to form a social calendar.
Channel O Africa Music Video Awards paved the way for collaborations between South African and African artists. Thus, it's really saddening to miss out on all the fun for two consecutive years.
5FM DJ and marketing manager at Universal Music, Tumi Voster sais;
"It's sad that they are not happening again this year. It's always great to see African artists collaborate and create music bigger than themselves, and these awards are a starting point which allows all artists to be open-minded in their offering."
Lance Stehr of Muthaland Records shared the same sentiments as Tumi;
"This is sad. Why do these awards go away just when we come with the biggest hits? Awards boost the local industry and show off the diversity from the continent as well. It's a loss."
Nevertheless, Nkateko Mabaso who is the newly appointed group general manager for M-Net SA, promised a grand return of the ceremony.
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"We have had to re-purpose our business and make more local content. We redirected our investment towards scripted content more with our daily dramas like Isibaya and Sunday night and Monday night dramas. Local content has increased substantially on Mzansi Magic …"
Hopefully, Mabaso has a plan that will bring the awards back sooner than later.


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- Sharon Muthoni's mother narrates how her daughter was allegedly murdered by her husband in 2016
Social media was recently thrown into a sorrowful mood after Connie Muuru, a business lady who lost her daughter early in 2016 led an online commemoration of her.
Her daughter, Sharon Muthoni died on January 14 last year after she was allegedly beaten to death by her then-boyfriend only identified as Salim Serem.
Muuru linked up with Edaily to narrate what really happened:
"I was with Sharon on December 29, 2015 and on January 14, 2016 she was dead. Just within two weeks, she had been beaten to death. I don't know what that man did to her exactly, as you can see in the photos, the torture was horrific."
When we received postmortem results from Kenyatta University Hospital mortuary (seen by eDaily), it revealed that nearly all her vital organs had blood clots and other parts had pus. It seems he was hitting body parts that he was sure when wounded, would result into my daughter's death."
READ ALSO: Domestic violence: 10 warning signs to spot a wife beater
"Two days before her death, I told her to come home. I could see she was stressed. She was undergoing so much that I did not know. Her house help told me that Sharon used to be beaten and blood would splash everywhere in the room. Maybe my daughter was hopeful that Serem was going to change and become a good man. She did not want to spoil his name to me," said Ms Muuru.
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"The man told Sharon he had a big project in Uganda – and that he needed a half-a-million-shilling funding. My daughter came to me and told me: 'Mum, if you do this for us, we'll be okay'. I took a KSh500, 000 bank loan and gave the money to her. Surprisingly, within two months, they could not even afford food. The man had squandered all the money – and even took my daughter's ATM card when he realised there was no money left in her savings account.
"It later emerged that Serem was previously married to another woman. I think they divorced, but my daughter did not know about that, and I too did not know about that until she died. All I know is he has an 18-year-old daughter whom he'd walk around with, saying her mother disappeared. So, who knows?
"If the girl's mother disappeared the way my daughter disappeared, who knows? This other family, we did not know about it. Serem had told my daughter that he was living in the United Kingdom before relocating to Nairobi, Kenya. I don't how true that statement was.
"There was a time he sold everything in Sharon's house, drained her financially until she could no longer pay her monthly house rent. Sharon had to return to my house, and he followed her because he did not have another place to go to. They stayed in my house for about one month. I thereafter put up a business for them so that they could earn an income of their own," said Ms Muuru.
READ ALSO: Man beats, stomp girlfriend's daughter to death (photos)
"Their relationship lasted a short time and we did a lot because we were expecting good things out of it.
"I reported my daughter's murder to authorities automatically because her body was dumped at the Lucy Kibaki Hospital in Kayole after succumbing to her injuries. Guards at the hospital noted the wounds on my daughter's body and told the taxi driver who had brought her not to leave the facility until the woman's family was informed. That is how the driver looked for us; and when he found us, they left my daughter's body there and drove off.
READ ALSO: Domestic violence: The circle that needs to be broken
"Police at Kayole post, who are still handling the case, took my daughter's body to Kenyatta University Hospital mortuary. I followed up on the case for a while, and was later informed that the suspect had fled to Uganda on the same night after killing my daughter. Reports say he is still hiding in Uganda. It hurts me I have to move on. But the police have to continue looking for him," Connie Muuru said, adding: "My daughter was a very responsible person, very mature, very kind, a person of action. Actually I lost, and the world has lost someone."
"I want to put my strength and focus on a project that would provide a platform for people in violent relationships to come out, people living with depression to have a friend who they can confide in. I want to launch the project as soon as possible because people are suffering in silence; and my daughter's experience hurts me, and it exposed how dire the situation is.
READ ALSO: Victim of domestic violence speaks on her ordeal
"I want the project to run in my daughter's memory. I use a social media platform her friends had opened to listen to people's problems that are similar to what my daughter went through. People have been sending me horrific photos of themselves beaten to a pulp. Others send me photos of them with gash wounds into the head due to domestic violence. Others send me graphic videos while being assaulted.
"If someone shows you little elements of violence, walk out. Don't wait to be beaten to death – this applies to members of both genders.
READ ALSO: Victim of Domestic Violence speaks out
"Let the wrangling couple, whose relationship is marred by violence, to separate and solve their differences when not living under the same roof. They can come back together later after their problems are solved amicably. For instance, my daughter knew her partner Serem was not a good person because she was beaten severely. She shouldn't have waited until she was killed.
"I am not against families, I am not against marriages. But when it comes to death, nothing can be compared. My daughter thought since she was the one providing and paying the rent, then the man was the one to leave. But that shouldn't be the case. If you are the one providing and your partner becomes violent, please leave him or her. You can get another house and other properties, but not another life.
READ ALSO: 5 solid ways in which women contribute to domestic violence
"I would also the like the government to give attention to depression as a condition that needs serious address, and even a kitty should be put in place to tackle the problem. Personally, I went through depression and I was taking medicine and I restored my health. Many people are increasingly finding themselves depressed – consciously or subconsciously – due to lifestyle change. They urgently need help before it gets out of hand."
Watch the video below:
So sad!
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And added to the list is the Bentonite clay. Here is how I whipped this concoction:
- 6 spoons of clay
- 4 spoons of avocado oil
- 8 spoons of ACV or more(depends on the consistency you want)
- 4 spoons of water
- you can add liquids to the mix until you ike the thickness.
- mix this in a plastic container using a plastic or wooden spoon.
- 5 spoons of mayonnaise (yes salad mayonnaise)
- 3 spoons of Olive oil
- Leave it on for an hour and then shampoo.
For sealing in moisture I have made a butter, mixed a butter:
I would still use this if I have coconutoil but I ran out, any oil in the house is used for sealing
- 2 tspn Coconut oil (clicks)
- 2 tbspns Shea butter
To maximize my conditioning time I add this to my masque
- 1 1/2 tspsn honey
- 1 tbspn olive oil/avocado oil
I also mix my protein treatment with my deep conditioner.
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T'Pol led the way to the mess hall, and the two didn't speak until both had gotten their meals – a traditional salad for T'Pol and fruit salad for Kamea – and seated themselves around a table in the farthest corner. Kamea offered to get their drinks and was gone before T'Pol could protest, but thankfully the girl returned with two mugs of chamomile tea. She sat down and the two women began to eat in uncomfortable silence.
Several minutes had gone by before Kamea spoke. "You wished to speak with me?"
Suddenly T'Pol's logic seemed flawed. Why had she wanted to speak to Kamea? She couldn't even remember any more. "You should not be so forthcoming with your information." Kamea raised an eyebrow, and T'Pol could sense that she was confused, so she continued. "Informing Commander Tucker of the existence of a cascading ion drive was – "
"Irrelevant," Kamea said, taking a bite of her fruit salad, "as the probability of developing such a drive without the proper equipment is virtually unfeasible, even for someone with Commander Tucker's abilities."
T'Pol bristled at the backhanded compliment, though she knew it to be true. Very few people were as capable as Trip. "Vulcans are a very private people. They don't appreciate disclosures of that nature."
"I know that, but I didn't realize I was breaking any rules by revealing the results of an experiment that was deemed a failure more than a century ago." She picked up a grape with her fingers and popped it into her mouth. "I shall review my handbook of what is considered un-Vulcan."
T'Pol ignored the sarcasm, though Kamea's response was dripping with it. "You are very open about your past." The crew of Enterprise still knew very little about T'Pol, even though she had been on the ship for three years. Even Trip, who knew her better than anyone, wasn't privy to the more intimate aspects of her life. But Kamea seemed to have no problems detailing moments of her life to the others – notably the commander. In fact, she appeared to enjoy it.
Kamea tilted her head to the side. "I suppose I am. It must be a result of being back among humans. I can't explain it adequately, but even though I've only been on board a short time, I feel like…I belong here. Like I'm meant to be here." She looked pointedly at T'Pol. "Like it was buk."
T'Pol glanced up sharply at the use of the Vulcan word. "I was under the impression that you only knew a few words in Vulcan."
"My father only taught me a few words," Kamea said, engrossing herself with her fruit. "I took it upon myself to learn more." She chewed slowly, obviously thinking. Then she swallowed and said, "I find it is generally useful to learn more about your culture. You never know when it might be required."
"But when you were unconscious, you spoke in Hawaiian."
Kamea bit her bottom lip. "I talked in my sleep?" T'Pol nodded and Kamea groaned. "The captain said as much. I'd hoped he was kidding. I hope I said nothing that would disgrace my 'ohana." T'Pol looked at Kamea with confusion. Kamea glanced up and coughed. "Sorry. 'Ohana means 'family' in Hawaiian."
T'Pol nodded. She didn't understand why Kamea would sometimes speak in English and sometimes speak in Hawaiian. T'Pol only spoke English in front of the other crewmembers. It was only logical, as only Ensign Sato and Phlox were able to speak Vulcan. "The words seem to come out of nowhere," she said.
Kamea lifted an eyebrow. "I'll admit that they tend to pop out when I'm not thinking." She returned to her fruit salad. "Usually, though, I use them when I'm referring to something for which I have great respect or affection. I also tend to swear in Hawaiian." She glanced at T'Pol, her fork poised halfway to her mouth. "But it surely not my choice of language that you wished to discuss."
T'Pol opened her mouth to speak but Kamea apparently had not finished. "Unless you wish to talk about my father."
"I am," T'Pol paused, considering her next word carefully, "curious."
Kamea looked at her. "Curious."
The action and the way she repeated her word reminded T'Pol so much of Trip that she felt the familiar pangs of jealousy once more creep into her stomach. But it was the same situation that it been with the MACO, Amanda Cole. Trip and Kamea got along so well because they had so much in common – that was all. Kamea had somehow uncovered the truth about Trip and T'Pol's relationship, and T'Pol trusted Trip enough to accept that he would never hurt her by cavorting with Kamea.
She cleared her throat. "Yes. Curious."
Kamea narrowed her eyes, as though scrutinizing T'Pol, then sighed and asked, "Anything in particular you wish to know?"
What she wanted to know was if she and Trip had any hope of a future together. She wanted validation that it was all right for her to have such powerful feelings for a human, when her entire life up until her assignment on Enterprise had told her differently. She wanted to know if her decision to marry Koss had been based in logic, as she'd claimed, or in fear. T'Pol considered the question thoughtfully, figuring how best to word what she desperately wanted to know. "Were your parents…happy?"
If Kamea was surprised by the question, she didn't show it. She took a sip of her tea and said, "I believe so. Most Vulcans wouldn't recognize that they have the ability to be happy." She set down her mug. "I understand how powerful a Vulcan's emotions can be – I have them, too, you know – and that if you open yourself to them, you will be consumed by them." She traced the rim of the mug with her finger. "But if you close yourself off, you miss out on some pretty amazing things." She looked at T'Pol. "My father would have done anything for my mother. 'K'hat'n'dlawa' is what he called her. I wish one day I could be as happy as they were."
T'Pol could see the tears in Kamea's eyes and was on the verge of tears herself. She had not believed that a Vulcan could feel that way about a human, but that was how she felt about Commander Tucker. K'hat'n'dlawa – that's what she'd called him on their trip to Vulcan. "He did not regret his decision, then?"
Kamea shook her head firmly. "Not for a minute. I think he regretted turning his back on his 'ohana, but given the choice, he would have done it again. Of that I am certain." She looked away. "Love is a strong motivator, Commander."
"My mother does not believe that humans are mature enough to handle an interspecies relationship." She hadn't used those exact words, but that was the meaning T'Pol had inferred from the heated discussion with her mother before her wedding. T'Les had correctly deduced that T'Pol's hesitancy to bond with Koss was due to her feelings for Trip and had chastised her daughter for her illogical behavior. "I believe that she considers humans to be…beneath us."
Kamea snorted in response. "Many Vulcans have that attitude. Some will always have that attitude. But I like to think that, as years pass, the Vulcans will realize that humans are capable of more than they are given credit for." She picked up her mug and swirled the tea around. "Great things can come of a true human/Vulcan alliance. It may even happen in our lifetime."
"You do not consider an interspecies relationship to be illogical?" T'Pol asked, although she knew the answer.
"There were two logical conclusions at which my father could have arrived," Kamea said. "The first, and most obvious to other Vulcans, was to marry the woman to whom he was bonded and lead the life befitting of a typical Vulcan. His family would not have been dishonored, and he would have led a miserable life, separated from the woman he loved."
T'Pol had chosen that option, thinking it to be the only logical choice. She had chosen to do what was best for her family rather than herself and had allowed herself to enter into a sham marriage. She had no affection for Koss and knew that she would never develop any.
"The second was to marry my mother, the woman he loved. Yes, he would bring shame upon his family, but he would be happy. In the end, there was no question. What is the point of living almost two centuries if you're miserable for two-thirds of it?"
"The needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few or one," T'Pol said, quoting Surak. "Where is the logic in dishonoring your family?"
Kamea raised an eyebrow. "Where is the logic in marrying someone you do not love? It can be argued that his decision to wed my mother came from emotion and not logic. But his decision to assist his family would have had some basis in emotion as well. Logic will always be polluted by emotion, no matter how hard Vulcans try to suppress it."
T'Pol pressed forward as casually as she could. "But how can it be considered logical to marry a woman who would only live half of his life-span?"
"I assume Phlox told you about my father's experiments," Kamea said, and T'Pol could have sworn there was a twinkle in the younger woman's eye.
"He mentioned them," T'Pol said, reaching for her tea.
Kamea cocked her head to the side. "And you were curious?"
Her tone was amused and not mocking, but it irritated T'Pol all the same. She was making assumptions. "Yes. As a scientist, I find them quite interesting."
"As a scientist," Kamea said, unable to rid the skepticism from her voice. "Of course. Well, I suppose a scientist can appreciate my father's work, but the only people who can truly benefit from what my father discovered are those involved in interspecies relationships." She picked at her fingernails. "Is that an accurate description of you, Commander?"
T'Pol fought to keep the ice out of her tone but wasn't successful. "My husband is Vulcan, if that is what you're asking."
"It isn't, and I already knew that." Kamea took another sip of her tea, regarding T'Pol over the rim of the mug. "But I find it interesting that you used the term 'husband' and not 'mate'. Your husband is Vulcan. Your mate is not." Kamea must have seen the confusion in T'Pol's eyes, because she continued. "The thing about telepaths, Commander, is that we can sense connections. The bond between you and Commander Tucker is very strong." She drained the rest of her tea and placed her mug on the table. "It is the marriage bond, and not the kind of bond formed between Vulcans who have been intimate but are not bonded in the kah-ka."
How Kamea could possibly have known that, T'Pol had no idea. "You speak as though you know what you are talking about."
Kamea raised her blue eyes to meet T'Pol's steady brown gaze. "You may be older than I, krei, but there are some areas in which I have more experience." She ran her fingers through her hair. "The bond to which I refer would fade in time, provided that the two of you were not intimate again." She paused. "Although there are times when I can still feel Wat inside my head. It is not a pleasant feeling." She sighed. "But the bond you have with the commander…that's something permanent."
A familiar scent hit T'Pol's nose, and both she and Kamea turned toward the door at the same time – just as Trip walked into the mess hall. His eyes searched for a moment before resting on T'Pol's. He smiled and waved, then headed over to pick up a tray of food. T'Pol turned back to her companion and found her almost smiling.
"He doesn't know."
T'Pol knew that was referring to the bond. She shook her head. "I believe it would make our present situation that much more awkward."
"But he suspects something."
T'Pol glanced up, hoping that she managed to conceal her surprise. "What makes you think that?"
"People can be surprisingly open when they believe that no one is listening."
T'Pol narrowed her eyes. "You were eavesdropping?" She could hardly be mad at Kamea for that, though, as she herself had been caught doing so less than an hour ago.
Kamea shook her head. "Not intentionally. But you might want to remind him that Vulcans have a much keener sense of hearing." She raised an eyebrow. "You also might want to tell him what's going on. He has the right to know."
"No," T'Pol said, almost violently. "He can never know. He would reject me."
Kamea sighed and shook her head. "Vulcans never did give humans much credit."
T'Pol raised an eyebrow. "You are Vulcan."
"You see me as human," Kamea said, a statement that T'Pol could not deny, "because I am more emotional than a Vulcan." She nodded at the assembled crewmen, who were busy indulging in their evening meal. "They see me as Vulcan because I am Vulcan in appearance. The truth lies somewhere in between."
Trip appeared beside their table and dropped his tray of food, causing it to spatter. Both T'Pol and Kamea looked at him in disgust, and Kamea used her napkin to wipe the offending food particles from the tabletop.
"Am I interruptin'?" Trip asked. But he seated himself before either could respond, indicating that he did not care if he was interrupting a discussion on menstruation and childbirth – he intended to sit.
"Would it matter if you were?" T'Pol asked, cocking an eyebrow.
Trip grinned. "Nope."
"Then why did you ask?" Kamea asked.
"Common courtesy," Trip said.
"In that case," Kamea said, with more than a hint of distaste, "you may want to reconsider your method for placing your food on the table." She pointed to a stain on her shirt that had most likely been deposited by the commander's dinner. "Yougot sauce onmy shirt."
He shrugged and dove into his meal. "Sorry."
"It is my experience that people rarely place any meaning behind that word," T'Pol said, and Kamea glanced at her, the ghost of a smile playing at her lips.
Trip's eyes danced back and forth between the two women, and he let his fork fall to his plate with a clatter. "Since when are you two so buddy-buddy?" he asked. "The other day I coulda sworn y'all got into the Vulcan equivalent of an all-out argument, and now you're acting…well…like friendly acquaintances."
Kamea and T'Pol exchanged a look. Kamea leaned forward on her elbows, her hands clasped in front of her. "I believe that the first officer and I have reached an understanding."
"An understandin'."
"That is correct," T'Pol said, mimicking Kamea's position. "An understanding."
Trip chuckled, shaking his head. "I guess I oughta be glad you at least didn't define it for me."
Kamea gathered her tray and her empty mug and stood. She addressed Trip first. "Excuse me, but I am overdue for my daily appointment with Phlox." She then turned to T'Pol. "It was a pleasure to speak with you, Commander." She turned to walk away.
"Kamea," T'Pol said, and Kamea turned back to face her. "You are…" She paused, about to say "not Starfleet" but decided instead to say, "…family. You may call me T'Pol."
Kamea nodded shortly, and T'Pol thought she saw a smile. "Good night, T'Pol. Trip."
She turned on her heel and was gone.
T'Pol swiveled in her chair to find warm blue eyes gazing fondly at her. "What?"
Trip smiled and shook his head. "Nothin'."
"It will be agreeable to have another Vulcan aboard Enterprise," T'Pol said. "Even if she is a rish-ha-vel."
"Glad to hear it, T'Pol."
And so ends Book 2 of the Kamea Chonicles. To be continued in Book 3: "'Ohana". As soon as I can crank that puppy out. I've already got it started, so don't you worry about that. Oh, and I promise that there will be an actual plot to that one.
A/N: buk - fate
k'hat'n'dlawa - one who is half of my heart and soul
kah-ka - the marriage bond
krei - cousin
rish-ha-vel - hybrid


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About The Nest
The Nest is Indian Wells' most famous restaurant and lounge. We've been serving fine guests, celebrities, golf and tennis legends since 1965. The reasons for our exceptional longevity and acceptance are delicious food, wonderful, warm atmosphere, great entertainment, and generous refreshments, along with the service you would like to receive all the time .... RESERVATIONS ARE FOR THE DINING ROOM ONLY. THE BAR IS ON A FIRST COME BASIS. Thank You for your understanding.
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Dinner Hours : Nightly 4:30pm - 10:00pm
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Celebrities, local entertainers, sports stars, and just plain wonderful people fill our lounge nightly. There's a warm glow that you won't find anywhere else in the Palm Springs area valley - It's been that way since 1966. Tim Burleson has appeared nightly at the nest since 1993. His open-ended run at The Nest has been marked by critical acclaim, standing-room-only crowds, star-studded audiences and guest artists. Dancing too! Tim Burleson and/or Kevin Henry will entertain you 7 nights a week!
We can do offsite catering. Please call Dodi Henry at (760)346-2314 to discuss details.
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The Nest Ratings and Reviews
Unique, delicious, and definitely unforgettable!
Vibrant and lively venue with good food (although quite pricey) enjoyed it but did not appreciate having a big screen tv with football playing in the restaurant. It was an upmarket venue but this made it feel like a sports bar with table cloths.
Loved the music.
The dining room, service, menu, and meal was excellent. Unfortunately the after hours music in the bar area was not nearly to the standard of previous visits. We were very disappointed as we had raved about The Nest to the 8 guests were were entertaining. No one was impressed with the Euro disco thumping music. We missed the great dance music we had experienced on so many past visits. We left early and went elsewhere. But service in the bar was superb as always. The staff is great.
Had the Sunset Dinner Double pork chop. I asked for it to be medium rare. The chop came out well done and dry. I couldn't even nd swallow it. I asked to have it taken back which they kindly did and again bring me a juicy med rare. Second chop came out almost the same as first, to well done and dry. I did not ask to have it redone correctly as my other 3 guests at our table were done eating. Very disappointed .
We enjoyed the delicious food and excellent service. They made us feel like family from the moment we arrived. We had the Sole Piccata, Filet Mignon and the Porcini Ravioli. All of it was cooked perfectly. We loved that the owners were present and friendly, and that they interacted with guests and staff, that is so nice to see nowadays. They checked on us to make sure we were enjoying our experience, we felt like they really cared and wanted us to know it. We will definitely be back and highly recommend. 👍👍
Although I checked "quiet", it is quiet before the music starts at 7. That said, it still doesn't get too loud in the dining room and I find it enjoyable to hear the bar music in the dining room. The bar would be a little more to the louder range. We went for the early bird dinner and not only was the food delicious, but the price is excellent! Plus you get soup or salad and desert with the early bird meals. We also ordered escargot. It is to die for!! A must if you love escargot. The dining room was decorated beautifully for halloween. Not goulish, just cozy and elegant. This is one of our "go-to" restaurants when we are in town.
Always a GREAT experience. Our favorite restaurant.
Came for friends Birthday. Dinner reservations on a Saturday night for 8:30p. The place was jamming, which was pretty cool. I just think the establishment is to small for the amount of people they let in. The live music is fantastic!
On to the food: the Steaks were very good, however under seasoned. The garlic potatoes where very flavorful. The sautéed spinach was bland and needed some serious seasoning. We finished with a piece of chocolate cake which was heavy, but delicious.
Interesting local restaurant with a wide variety on the menu. I had the burek-a spinach and feta pie and a meat pie. Both were good and served with a nice variety of vegetables. I would recommend going for the entertainment and sitting in the bar for appetizers. Lively crowd!
Our experience was excellent, the food was delicious, the live music was wonderful: live singing and piano entertainment in one bar area and a DJ dance area in the room and patio in back. It is obvious that the owners care about their customers and take pride in providing the best in meals, music and atmosphere. We will definitely be back!
We had several extremely noisy tables near us where the groups came in already with too much wine or something. It is a noisy restaurant but these girls were extreme. Our food was good but somehow not wonderful like the last time we were in . We will return on a Tuesday when the more boisterous crowds aren't shouting foolishly. It is a lively, fun place to dine occasionally when we are in the desert.
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One of the first things that Mary told me in 1989…as I began therapy… was that I had to find my truth. I had no idea what she meant at the time, but I did trust and respect her, thus I wrote "FIND MY TRUTH" in capital letters on the first page of my brand new notebook so that every time I opened it, I would be reminded of this goal. And believe me….I opened that notebook a lot. I was a mess back then. My husband, Michael, and I had just divorced after seventeen years of marriage. My life was in shambles and I was scared that I would fail again in any future relationship attempts. In fact, I knew I would fail because I didn't have the tools to make a relationship work. Luckily for me, I found help through New Hope Family Life Center and Mary McRaith—my therapist and friend--who helped me find my truth.
It was not an easy find….this search for truth. It confused me and made me want to throw in the towel…give up…call it quits. The dictionary told me that truth was "the thing that corresponds to fact or reality". In that case, I logically concluded that my truth was failure as I had just failed at my marriage….that was my reality. When I shared this nugget of knowledge with Mary, she just smiled and said "keep looking". Next, I decided that my truth must be what I really want to do with my life…learn all I could about relationships, be a good mom, find a great guy, etc. So I enthusiastically entered our next therapy session declaring that I had finally found my truth. Mary quietly chuckled as she told me once again to continue looking….and that I would know without a doubt when I found it.
She was right, of course. I was in a group therapy session several weeks later with five other people when I had an epiphany….a light bulb went on and how to find my truth was right there in front of me. I suddenly felt kind of silly….like the way you feel after someone tells you the answer to a simple riddle. The answer was there the whole time….I just didn't see it. As Gayle, one of the group participants, talked about how the sexual abuse that she suffered as a child affected her adult years, it all clicked for me. Gayle's stepfather raped her when she was ten years old and then continued to sexually abuse her for the next several months. For that period in her life, Gayle was helpless and had no one to protect her. Even though her mother did learn of the abuse and put a stop to it after six months, Gayle was left with her feelings….that she was a bad person and not worthy of love. As she got older, those feelings intensified---she felt like a slut…that she was ruined for any decent man. This is where my shining moment of truth occurred. I knew Gayle to be a loving, giving woman who cared enough to share her private and hurtful story so that others could learn and grow from it. From my perspective, that was who she was…that was Gayle's truth.
Personal truth is not who we are at any given moment nor is it who we want to be. Truth is who we are at the core of our being…after all the garbage is thrown away, what is left is who we are….our truth. Of course, knowing how to find my personal truth was only the first step. Next came all the hard work of taking each issue and working through it, then letting go of it so that slowly…issue by issue, I emptied my garbage can and became my true self.
My self-discovery journey started and ended with New Hope Family Life Center where I found hope through despair and the light of God through each person who touched my heart and gave me pieces of wisdom to mend my broken soul. At the end of this journey, Michael and I were able to reconcile and remarry each other. If you are interested in all the twists and turns that our journey took along the road to reconciliation, I have shared them all in my book "The Amazing Journey of a Relationship" which started with a notebook and can now be found exclusively on Amazon at www.Amazon.com/dp/b00awsmbdo.
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As I type this, I am exhausted – being five months pregnant and attempting to purchase maternity clothing at Ross with a four year old in tow can do that to you – in all honesty, I think what I eventually purchased probably makes me look like an overly tattooed cupcake…anyone seen the movie "Spy?" – yea…like her necklace…if not, google the necklace, you'll get a chuckle.
Movement – to say we've been through hell the last year is an understatement – losing four – FOUR family members within ONE year can disrupt your lifestyle considerably. Two grandfathers, an uncle AND a sister – makes holidays seriously sad, and what's more is our bodies are designed to hold onto the pain which our brains can't process…so, there's fibromyalgia times four, a massive upswing of stress hormones and a larger than normal desire to sleep. Grief makes it impossible to get anything done in a normal way. Waking up hurts, grocery shopping hurts. Even self-medicating, although fun and numbing for a moment…eventually hurts. In my case, I stopped moving. I went from working out six times a week, teaching two yoga classes AND teaching karate to only teaching the karate I needed to and pretty much sleeping as much as possible. I'm sorry, but my grief was just too much, breathing through my asanas hurt like being cut a part with a cheese grater…at some point, I stopped trying, stopped breathing, clammed up. It's been tough. Even harder to keep together as a Mom and wife…forget friendships – I totally lost several of those over the course of the year – just couldn't get out of the house!
One night as I was in a particular amount of nasty pain, I was sitting outside and contemplating, praying, asking for an end to this misery, I heard G-d say to me (yes, G-d) that he would heal me. That my world would feel as though it was ending, life as I knew it was about to completely upheave, but to trust…seriously, it was weird – amazing, but weird – time stood still, the world was silent, I felt dizzy, definitely G-d.
Three weeks later we discovered I was pregnant with our second child…and then, as happy as we were, I literally almost died – no seriously – that first trimester was horrific – one things for sure, this kid is a fighter like the rest of her family – she hung in through a bleed, through dangerous dehydration, through strept throat, bronchitis, hyperemesis, heart problems and the fright of a very scared mommy, who was told over and over that because of her age and symptoms, it was unlikely she was going to carry her daughter to term.
So what happened? What kept me sane? Aside from the love of my husband and family, G-d gave me visions of all my ancestors before me – the women especially, who survived, pregnant, walking hundreds of miles after being freed from Egypt, the women who survive today, bravely taking merchant ships to America or other non-war stripped countries…sometimes giving birth in 112 degree wether, in shipping containers IN THE MIDDLE OF THE OCEAN…the women who survive cancer after having their breasts removed, their hair gone, their bodies ravaged by radiation…these were my heroines, part of the rope that held my exhausted and terrifying life-raft together through the mess of the first trimester – with my husband's never ending support, and both sides of the family pitching in to help, we made it through, BUT I've only started to move again, as of the last few weeks…which is again, what this post is about – movement. The importance of it and why.
The "greats" say that yoga is in everything – I tend to agree – there is yoga and mindfulness to dish washing, slinging coffee, one's work – basically, yoga equals "process," and if we are mindful in our process or even lack of process, we are practicing yoga, but not all yoga is physical movement…thoughts are mental or energetic movement, but moving our physical bodies, well, that needs to occur in order to properly pump our blood, burn excess energy, level out our hormones and chemicals and most importantly, dump the mental baggage, the trauma that our bodies hold onto DAILY. Not weekly, not once in a while – nope – our body needs literally to dump every day. Just like regular pooping, moving your body keeps things in good working order.
What I've learned, again…and will likely learn again someday, is that we humans also need to move our bodies to stay sane. When we don't move, we start to stagnate, and stagnant waters breed some pretty nasty pond scum…in short, if one doesn't want to become pond scum, one should at the very minimum take a walk somewhere.
After five months of modified bed rest and SERIOUS nausea and vomiting (and food poisoning) I've started moving again. It started with a quarter mile walk to Starbucks…that tuckered me out! BUT, the last few weeks I've finally gotten back into my yoga practice, slowly and with MUCH laughter and acceptance (but much laughter) at my new pregnant body and ridiculously large behind (carrying a girl, so I guess Im storing milk fat in my bum…yay!) I am moving again. Some mornings it's only a five minute mini-vinyasa flow through a modified triangle series – some mornings there's a bit more, like today, I was amazed I could still get into "Tree" and "Royal Dancer" – it was a little wobbly, but it was fun and again, the laugher helped. I look at it this way…if I'm able to consciously breathe and focus on my body and unborn kiddo for even five minutes, that's powerful. I'm finally taking my own advice – the advice I would give to anyone who would listen when I was teaching – five minutes of exercise and just plain MOVEMENT and breathing goes a LONG way towards building a healthy and humorous relationship with your body…I'll thank myself in the end, I know it 🙂
Anyways – I hope you give it a shot – find something, ANYTHING – dancing, yoga, swim, biking, hiking, sex (yes, it counts), soccer, baseball – find something you can move with and try it….because you don't want to be pond scum either.


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Commenting on the new features, the CEO of nationwide-Utility.com says, "The new range of disabled showers and baths has better features. For instance, the shower baths have padded headrest and optional bath seat so that one can sit down and bath with ease. They are compact and stylish so that they can fit in your normal bathroom without any difficulty. The one touch control makes it convenient for the clients to operate the shower and set the temperature of the bath water. It is slip resistant and has been built carefully so that the elderly can use it with ease."
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Similarly, Nationwide-Utility has other innovative products like disabled shower, bath belts and other such bath items that are especially useful for people suffering from any kind of disability or physical injury. The products are affordable and one can also ask the company for home demonstration.
Adding further, the CEO says, "Other than focusing on coming up with disabled bath products and mobility bath products, we also try to introduce bathing products that can be used by everyone and make bathing more relaxed. The products provided by our company are stylish and can match ones bathroom easily. It is easy to install the baths and the buyer need not spend anything on the same. They are available in different colors like white and blue which further makes it convenient for the buyers to choose the one that can match with their bathroom décor."
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Preschool Nutrition and Subsequent Schooling Attainment: Longitudinal Evidence from Tanzania
This study analyzes how childhood health determines future academic performance in the Kagera region in Tanzania. Academic outcomes considered are years of education and delay in enrollment, and the measure of childhood health is height (relative to the median). The repercussions of malnutrition in childhood on subsequent learning and school performance are analyzed by using a unique longitudinal data set. Results indicate the degree to which malnutrition leads to reduced lifetime earning capacity due to both delays in schooling and declines in total schooling. (c) 2009 by The University of Chicago. All rights reserved.
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