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Nathan of 40 Nights Photography provides wedding, engagement, portrait and commercial photography services. Based in the Lincoln, Nebraska area, Nathan serves Nebraska, Kansas, Iowa, and South Dakota. He strives to make wedding portraits that are artistic, technically perfect, and adventurous.
Allison Garrett Johnson is a wedding and portrait photographer based in Lincoln, Nebraska, with 12 years of experience photographing weddings, engagements, and portraits. Her blog is extensive and contains many samples of her wedding photographs, including handmade albums. All of her wedding portfolios include high-resolution digital files and pricing starts at $1950. Portrait session fees start at $100 with the option to purchase prints, wall art, canvas wraps, and digital albums.
Brighten Photography specializes in engagement and wedding photography in Lincoln, Nebraska. It is run by Ben and Whitney Harms. In addition to wedding photography, Ben and Whitney enjoy taking family portraits. They employ a lot of seemingly unposed "real life" photos in their work. A substantial archive of their wedding and engagement portraits are available online.
Elayne Woods Photography, owned by Elayne Woods, is based out of Lincoln, Nebraska, and provides wedding and engagement photographs throughout the area. Her studio can be found in the middle of Lincoln's historic Haymarket. She approaches weddings with a photojournalistic style and seeks to capture the event candidly and naturally. Family and maternity photography is also available.
Matt Elwood of Elwood Photography provides wedding and engagement photographs in Lincoln, Nebraska and surrounding areas. Although he specializes in wedding photography, Matt photographs a diverse range of events and people. He covers high school seniors, family photos, baby photos, maternity photos, and promotional photos for businesses. Customers speak highly of Matt's personable nature and flexibility.
Emily Hardy Photography is a lifestyle studio owned by Emily Hardy and is based in Lincoln, Nebraska. It serves Omaha, Fremont, Wahoo, Nebraska City, Waverly, Beatrice, Denver, and Kansas City. Emily's style is observational, and she prefers to use no backdrops and very little posing. She also rents out an open air photo booth which includes lighting, a backdrop, fun props, and a photographer.
James Bitz Photography is a wedding and engagement photography company owned and operated by James Bitz. The company is based in Lincoln, Nebraska and serves Nebraska and the Midwest. In addition to weddings, James shoots senior pictures, family portraits, and boudoir photos. James is a member of Wedding and Portrait Photographers International, an organization which supports wedding photographers throughout the world, and the Professional Photographers of America.
Jami Motz, owner of Jami Lea Photography, has been providing wedding photography to the Lincoln, Nebraska area since 2004. Other specialties include portraiture of a variety of subjects. Jami provides superior editing of all of her products, including moderate skin retouching and image enhancing. She also offers unlimited full-resolution digital downloads.
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Brooke LaBenz is the owner of LaBenz Photography, specializing in weddings and portrait photography in Lincoln and Omaha, Nebraska. All of her image collections come with print release and a shareable online gallery for friends and family. She also photographs maternity sessions, engagements, family sessions, Fall family sessions, senior photos, hospital sessions, and portrait mini-sessions. Destination events are an option.
Lane Hickenbottom of Lane Weddings is a Lincoln, Nebraska-based photographer. Lane's work has been featured in the Omaha World-Herald Wedding Essentials section, the Washington Post, Nebraska Wedding Day, and USA Today among others. His style of photography is current, artistic and a little quirky, and he draws much of his inspiration from nature, his family, and his traveling adventures.
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Lori Black Photography is a family-owned wedding photography and videography company based near Lincoln Nebraska. In addition to weddings and engagements, they do senior and family portraits, business headshots, and pet and boudoir photography. They use current, high-end equipment, and are experts in wedding and business videography.
Nikki Moore Photography is a wedding and engagement photography company in Lincoln, Nebraska. The owner, Nikki Moore, also takes senior photos, family photos, and headshots. Her style is warm and peaceful; she uses a lot of natural lighting for a more organic feel. Nikki's work has appeared in Style Me Pretty, Ruffled, Northwoods, Dainty Obsessions, and Nebraska Wedding Day. She serves Lincoln and the surrounding areas.
Paris Street Studios specializes in wedding and engagement photography in the Lincoln, Nebraska area. The owner, Liz, is a young mother who photographs only a limited number of weddings each year to preserve the quality of her products and services. She also photographs high school seniors, babies, and many other occasions. Her wedding collections begin at $1999 and include eight hours of coverage, a USB digital album, and an engagement session. Liz is available for destination weddings.
Richmond Photography is a wedding photography company located in Lincoln, Nebraska. Their specialty is wedding photos that are candid and spontaneous. In business since 1992, Richmond Photography also provides services for senior pictures, family portraits, and special event photography. In addition, Richmond Photography covers sports teams, fire departments, and Greek fraternity and sorority events.
Sam Swartz Photography is a portrait and wedding photography provider in the greater Lincoln and Omaha Nebraska area. In addition to engagements and senior photographs, the owner, Sam, has extensive experience with corporate photography in and around Lincoln. His studio is located in the middle of the historic Haymarket district in downtown Lincoln.
Robert Wurth of Studio Orange Photography has been providing quality wedding, engagement, and portrait photography services in Lincoln and Omaha, Nebraska for over a decade. Robert is a member of the Professional Photographers of America. He keeps a running blog about an extensive range of photography-related topics, and will recommend other wedding photographers around the world if he is unavailable. Destination weddings are an option, and high resolution digital files come with every package.
Jamy Sullivan is the primary wedding photographer of Sullivan Photography, based in Lincoln, Nebraska. His work has been featured in calendars, books, CD covers, websites, and on billboards. In addition to weddings, Jamy provides a range of photography options, including baby, children, maternity, family, high school senior, pets, and classic boudoir.
Chad and Gina Zabloudil own and operate Zabloudil Photography, based in Lincoln, Nebraska. They are members of Professional Photographers of Nebraska as well as the Professional Photographers of America. The Zabloudils have been photographing weddings since 2003. In addition to wedding photos, they also specialize in family portraits and special senior photographs. They serve Lincoln and the surrounding areas.


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Pakistani warplanes struck three militant hideouts in a Taliban stronghold near the Afghan border on Wednesday, killing 35 insurgents, AP reported the army as saying.
The strikes targeted areas in the North Waziristan tribal region, where the military has been conducting a major offensive since mid-June, the army said in a statement.
The strikes came a day after the Pakistani Taliban took credit for a weekend attack on a navy dockyard on the other side of the country, in the port city of Karachi.
North Waziristan has long been home to a mix of local and al-Qaida-linked foreign militants, including armed groups which carry out cross-border attacks on US and other NATO troops in Afghanistan.
The army says its operation in the tribal region has so far killed over 900 militants but the area is off limits to journalists, making it impossible to confirm military claims independently.
Pakistan is a key ally of the United States, and local Taliban in a bid to overthrow the government often target the country's security forces.
Following the attack Saturday on the naval dockyard, Taliban spokesman Shahidullah Shahid said in a telephone call to The Associated Press from an undisclosed location on Tuesday that some naval officials helped them carry out the attack.
He said the Taliban launched the assault as revenge for the army operation in North Waziristan.
Navy officials only acknowledged the attack Monday night, but said nothing about whether naval officials assisted the militants. The navy said seven of the sailors were also wounded in the attack, which killed a sailor and two militants.
Defense Minister Khawaja Mohammad Asif told the parliament in Islamabad on Tuesday that some of the detained men were from the Navy. He said "some naval officials" were also involved in the attack.

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The South Florida radio saga, which has been boiling with station personnel and format changes this summer, continues.
Top 40 radio station Y-100 (WHYI-FM) announced Monday that Rick Stacey, formerly of WHLY-FM in Orlando, has become the station's new program director.
Stacey takes over from morning disc jockey Sonny Fox who took over the program director post from Rob Walker less than two months ago. The demands on Fox's time were too much, according to station operations director Tony Novia. Walker keeps his job as station vice president of programming.


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Thanks for joining me!
One day or day one? So I have decided that today is the day to start my blogging journey. The first day of the month what better time to start attacking those goals that you have been thinking about or putting off for some time. Procrastination is a fine thing but it gets you no where. I should know I think I hit expert levels at procrastination at times!!
I'm so excited to start out, I have so much to learn but that's exactly why I started this blog. To share my stories including some helpful tips for some (I hope) if not just some reassurance that everyone is just winging it at parenting , life you name it 😉
Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton


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The latest product that targets internet marketers is My Simple Passive Income Formula.
The Pitch
The sales page for this product is fairly subdued in comparison with most make money online niche products. That being dsaid it conatins the usual boasts:
- 1800% profit
- No email list required
- No product needed
- Proof that can't be proved
And so on. This is all standard fare, with the exception of the author, Mike Menesse, telling you that there is no magic formula and that hard work and dedicatiojn are required. This does offset the rest of the spiel somewhat.
Buying My Simple Passive Income Formula
The product was on a dime sale which has now ended, so it cost $9.95. After purchasing via JVZoo, there are two upsells.
This video will show you the simplest and fastest way to make money online today. Watch it for free right now.
The first is for $17 and states that it will teach you "little-known tactics" to boost your income.
The second upsell costs $9.95 and seems to be related to improving email list sign ups but I couldn't tell for sure.
Neither of these upsells seem to be complementary to the front end offer, but rather tacked on in the hope of extra sales.
The Product
The product itself is a PDF e-book. The book is only 19 pages long and that includes several pages of fluff at the start.
In fact by the time he has explained who he is, his history and provided some more proof of earnings, I'm already on page ten.
The core aspect of the product is based around set 'em and forget 'em type websites, which hopefully send you commissions over time, even long after you have forgotten about them.
The author has certain criteria he based the system on:
1. I didn't want to have to learn any new technology
2. Quick to set up
3. Had to be passive, set and forget
4. Rinse and repeat style, easy to replicate
5. Capitalise on other peoples products so I don't have to create anything
6. Google friendly so as to get page 1 listing
7. Instant paypal payments so either JVZoo or Warriorplus system (or both).
8. Capitalise on social networks (good for seo too)
9. No face to face – not local business etc
The system is broken down into seven steps.
Step 1: Find a Product
The first part of My Simple Passive Income Formula's system is to find a product to review. The author suggests piggy backing on new launches and products that are selling in droves.
How do you know what's selling? Well he advises to visit a particular site and also just generally keep your ear to the ground.
Step 2: Get the Product
This is a really short section, which basically says: get a copy of the product to review. I do like the fact that the author suggests actually reviewing the product and only promoting something that you like and is of quality.
Step 3: Promote the Product
The step seems to be one of the main parts to it, and I was a little disappointed. It involves taking out an advert on Warrior Forum to promote the product. I understand his reasons behind it (Warrior Forum gets a lot of targeted traffic), but I also know that if you don't get your timing exactly right you will have thrown your money away as your post gets buried in the hundreds of posts that get posted daily.
In fact the author even mentions this issue in passing:
Your advert will stay on the front page much longer than a wso, sometimes a whole weekend is not unheard of
Step 4: Leveraging Your Promotions
The system doesn't solely rely on Warrior Forum though. In step 4 he covers using Facebook to leverage more SEO juice to the Warrior Forum advert.
Step 5: CYA
This involves covering your ass with a disclaimer and adding a bonus or two to the advert.
Step 6: Get Feedback
Here he briefly covers getting feedback on your advert in the form of comments.
Step 7: Get Social
Yet another broad section covering obtaining more social network cues such as Facebook likes, using Pinterest and so on.
The Bottom Line
While I think that it is possible to make money with My Simple Passive Income Formula, I think that the results will be hit and miss.
And this free video will show you exactly everything you need to do to get started. Click here to watch it now.
Mike states that some of the adverts are still pulling in occasional sales a year after being made. Well so do some of my blog posts and they didn't cost me $20 to make.
I ended up working out the amazing 1800% and basically if you take $20 and times it by 1800% you get $360.
That's not a bad return but using that percentage is just pure hype.
The other issue with the system is that you need to pick the right product and importantly the right time to promote it. Any misstep and you could simply end up losing $20 bucks.
At least Mike does admit that this process won't work every time.
This system won't work as a job replacement, though if you are lucky you may get some residual income coming in.


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Recently, we had very beautiful days. Even when the wind was extremely strong as this early morning, the large moon shone brightly and it was eerily beautiful. I have taken pictures in last few days to record the natural beauty in Berkeley.
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Celerino Castillo III has has an extremely complicated past including whistle blowing related to the Iran-Contra affair as well as Fast and Furious. This video from Vice is merely a snippet of intrigue that surrounds the events of his life. We take these types of documentary style accounts with a grain of salt, especially given any potential political agenda or potential for bravado. However, this brief look into the complicated world of the drug war can be an eye opener or simply intriguing for those that no longer blush at the stranger than fiction bloody headlines coming out of Mexico and can make their own decision on what is reality.
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Farewell Hangout: Day 16
Just a quick reminder that I'm hanging out on Google+ at 11am CST this morning. Come to discuss random stuff and have some fun. You can circle me here...and talk to you then. If not...I'm off, but scheduled posts are still coming everyday following Operation Storm as I'm gone.


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A family cycling journey through unspoiled nature along the Mura and Drava will not only provide fresh air and the discovery of natural and cultural attractions but also the chance to spend much more time together.
Since it is primarily over flat areas, the cycling is not too difficult for younger riders, and the natural and cultural attractions are sure to be very interesting and educational for them. You will all surely have so many questions and will be able to discover the right answers to each with the help of the friendly hosts.
Particularly of interest:
The Radenska filling station in Radenci can organise a tour for you that will enable you to see how the mineral water filling takes place today.
Particularly of interest:
The Garden of Remembrance and Comradeship in Petanjci has more than 500 tree nurseries and is a particularly interesting part of the network of Slovenian gardens and arboretums.
Particularly of interest:
At the beekeeping museum in Krapje, you can observe honey pourers, bee smokers, wax presses, a 300-year-old hive from a wooden box, hives built in 1884, pots for smoking bees, models for producing wax paper machines, baskets for catching bees from trees when they fall, various literature on beekeeping and many other interesting beekeeping tools.


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"What you do makes a difference
and you have to decide what kind
of difference you want to make."
– Jane Goodall.
"Don't cry because it's over,
smile because it happened."
– Dr Seuss
"The family loved the video yesterday and we all agree it is a beautiful story of her life
that was filmed just in time before such memories were difficult for her to recall.
Devorah grinned through the whole video, it was special to watch.
So happy with it, thanks again."
– Rabie Family
'In every conceivable manner, the family is a
link to our past, a bridge to our future.'
Like branches on a tree we may grow in different
directions yet our roots remain the same.
School Memories is a video record of a student's year. It captures a students reflections and ideas at an early point in their life. Balmain location.
A fun multimedia workshop in Balmain, where children will connect to family memories in a creative way.
Bring your little person to work with you in the school holidays to participate in a fun multimedia workshop.
Have School Memories video filmed at your School / Pre-School.
Inspired Stories believe in family. We believe that the stories and memories that we create together can be remembered and shared forever.
Capturing a moment in time through a photo is special. Inspired Stories takes those photos and uses the power of video to produce a video documentary that will connect future generations.
To hear the story behind your family photos, the sound of the voice, the sound of the laugh are memories that will truly be treasured for a lifetime.
Every family story is different and Inspired Stories will help develop a family video package that is unique to your requirements.
We know that all our Inspired Stories video stories are an Investment in your family that will be treasure forever. The creative process is one that Inspired Stories works with the client to ensure the end product is something that generations to come will watch and enjoy.
For a detailed quote, fill out your details on the custom form and we will contact you shortly.
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a community Brian Rowe and WeldenField designed and built and love our new home. From the start his sales agent made our buying experience a pleasure. Once we closed on our home any issue that arose was immediately taken care of. We would highly recommend Brian Rowe and WeldenField."
We have known Brian since 1997 when we bought one of his homes in Smithfield, VA. Later we had Brian build the same home with some added features in Williamsburg VA. Both homes were of magnificent construction with the Williamsburg home being in the Parade of Homes. Brian and his team have always exhibited the qualities most desired in a builder---pride of workmanship, dependability, adherence to schedule, cost control, and honesty. In addition, Brian always offered suggestions during the building process that enhanced the final product.
Brian Rowe and WeldenField have built a beautiful community, with a clubhouse and pool that allows us a place for social gatherings, exercise and fun with friends and family. His sales staff is very knowledgeable and friendly and helped through the whole building process. He offers quality craftsmanship and many high end standard items and options, but was also willing to make many design changes to accommodate our specific needs. We are loving our beautiful new home! It is just the way we wanted it! And at a price we could afford!
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Crosstown Crush
A Sins In the City Novel
by Cara McKenna
Publication Date: September 1, 2015
Genre: Erotica Romance
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The first in a new series from the "wicked-hot"* author of Hard Time and Give It All explores the fantasies of a daring married couple—and those of a stranger invited to play along in their scandalous little games… When he's working, Mike Heyer is all business—every inch the alpha male, with the hard, capable body to back up his persona. But at home he can be a different man entirely, harboring appetites only his wife gets to glimpse…
When Samira first learned of her husband's fantasies, she was reluctant, even alarmed. But after witnessing the way they set him on fire, she yielded, and happily indulged. As their games have intensified, so has the rush. And now so has the risk—they're poised to take Mike's indecent desires to the next level, by opening their bed to a sexy, brazen stranger. A man seeming custom-made to grant every last one of Mike and Samira's sinful wishes.
Welcoming someone new into their lives was always a dangerous proposition, but the couple imagined if anything was at stake, it was their privacy…not their hearts.
*New York Times Bestselling Author Jaci Burton
CROSSTOWN CRUSH by Cara McKenna
PG-13 Excerpt
She headed for the bustling bar, and oh fuck, there he was.
He'd told her what he'd be wearing, but it was his face she recognized. Funny how accurate her mental picture had been, based on only that one snapshot. She slowed to a halt, her stomach plummeting to her feet, the room feeling like an elevator with a snapped cable.
Be cool, kid. You're a shameless slut tonight, and don't you forget it.
She blew out a tense breath and kept on walking.
Bern's picture had attracted her, but he was so much . . . more, in three dimensions. Even seated on a stool, she could tell he was big. Big and substantial, with long legs and a strong, handsome profile. His hair was as messy as in the photo, tucked behind his ears, black in the low light of the bar. That picture must have been taken at the height of summer, as his complexion was fairer than she'd expected. A modest beard covered his jaw, neither wild nor fussy. He looked rugged and capable, as though he'd just come from the woods, doing something obscenely manly. Or that was what Sam's libido decided.
She swallowed, throat feeling thick. He was as sexy as any guy she'd covertly checked out during the girls-only cocktail dates, casting her fake flings. Sexier. A pang of pleasurable guilt warmed her skin.
Sexy and punctual.
Move aside, Nick.
Bern turned as she approached, and she thrilled at the recognition that flashed across his face. His smile was the perfect mix of mischief and shyness, so exactly what she felt, herself.
There were no free stools, giving Bern a chance to bank some chivalry points and kick off his role as smooth-talking, seductive stranger. He stood as she reached the bar. Sam kept her attention on the taps as though she were deliberating.
"Here," he said, patting the stool.
"Are you sure?"
"Please." He grabbed his half-drunk glass of beer and stepped back so she could have a seat. She sat with her back to the bar, crossing her legs. Just as her single self might've done if a handsome, actual stranger approached her, she kept her purse in her lap to camouflage any unflattering business her snug jeans might be doing to her belly. Huh. Twenty-five again, indeed. She hadn't felt this self-conscious in years.
"Sure." Oh, he was tall. Taller than her husband, perhaps six two to Mike's five eleven, meeting one point of his criteria. As promised, he wore a plain gray T-shirt, and beneath it she could make out the contours of his chest and shoulders, trim and powerful as his bare arms. She liked the soft-looking hair there, the shapes of the fingers wrapped around his glass.
I could totally bang this guy if I wanted. Crazy. And did she want that? For herself, as much as for Mike . . . ?
"Can I buy you a drink?" he asked.
"Sure. Cabernet, please."
He came close, leaning between her and the next seat to get the bartender's attention. She studied the silver streaked at his temples and peppering his facial hair and nearly swooned right off her perch. His eyes were blue, but not bright like Mike's. More a stormy sea than a summer sky. Breathing him in, she found no cologne, just the faint but distinct smell of a new man, a scent you couldn't buy at Sephora. He ordered her wine and told the bartender to add it to his tab, his voice twice as rich and deep and thrilling as it had been on the phone.
For a split second Sam felt busted, realizing Mike was watching her checking Bern out. But busted was the name of the game.
Bern passed her a dangerously large glass of red and stepped back, tucking a thumb in his front pocket and sipping his beer. His thigh was only a couple inches from her crossed knees, and she wondered how warm he'd feel through their two pairs of jeans.
"On your own tonight?" he asked.
She nodded. "You, too?"
"Yeah. My name's Bern." He freed his hand to shake hers. And what a shake—firm and warm and solid. She wished Mike could have felt it, too. Meet the man I might just want to fuck while you watch.
"I'm Samira. Sam's fine." And she stalled.
Oh shit, what were they going to talk about? But wait, they had plenty to talk about. It wasn't as though Mike could read lips. They were free to drop the act and he'd still get to pretend they were just meeting.
She offered Bern a familiar smile. "Are you nervous?"
His posture changed, visibly relaxing, and he smiled back. The gesture made him an entirely different kind of sexy. The warm and easy kind of man that you wanted sitting across from you at a diner, versus the wicked one you wanted to take you home from a bar. "A little nervous," he admitted. "How about you?"
She nodded. "I was terrified, up until I saw you."
"Worried that photo was from the seventies and I was really some retiree with no teeth and overgrown fingernails?"
"Well, no, but you know . . . Anyway. You're a very pleasant surprise." A very, very, very pleasant surprise.
"So are you. You're even cuter when you're not blurry."
She laughed. "I hope you hadn't worried I was trying to hide anything. I just didn't want to use a photo that anyone could pick me out of a lineup from."
"Of course."
He stepped closer so they could talk without being overheard in the din, and his leg brushed hers, sending a bolt of energy up her thigh to settle in her belly.
"I'm guessing you're not from Pittsburgh any more than I am," she said.
He laughed softly, a warm, airy chuckle that raised the bar's temperature by five degrees. "Whatever gave me away? But you're right—I'm from Kentucky. Raised in a tiny little farm town about halfway between Louisville and Nashville."
"That must've been a culture shock, when you moved."
"At first, but I love it here. I've always been a city boy at heart."
"I bet I wouldn't last an hour out in the country . . . Thanks for coming out of your way," she added.
He waved the thought aside as he took a taste of his beer. "Drive took me ten minutes. And I'll say this—you're the most interesting date I've had in ages."
"I'll bet. Have you not met anyone for what you'd gone on that site for, originally?" she asked, meaning his exhibitionist streak.
"I quit looking, after you and I started talking. It was getting discouraging. There's so few women on there, looking for that kind of thing. And I didn't even really know how to roll it out without sounding like a perv. I think it's sort of a lost cause. I got a hundred and one replies from so-called women, wanting to watch me . . . you know. On a webcam. But I wasn't born yesterday."
She frowned her sympathy. "You'd probably have better luck finding an open-minded steady girlfriend."
"I know. But I ended a long-term thing this past winter. Not really ready for anything serious yet."
Another point for Bern, that he'd had a grown-up, normal-person relationship. More proof that he was just as new to all this kinky stuff as they were.
Still, the topic wasn't spurring their chemistry, and she knew there was a man sitting ten yards away, who was itching to see some physical boundaries bent. And they were hers to bend, as Bern couldn't be expected to make the first move, not with somebody's husband watching him.
So Sam uncrossed her legs, letting the instep of her high heel brush his calf.
He took the hint and stepped closer, his knees just breaching the V of her thighs.
Intruder, she beamed to Mike. Intruder between your wife's legs. However barely.
Bern stooped a little to say, "I'm not nervous at all anymore." His tone was dark, not particularly innocent. The shadow of a smile played just behind his lips, and Sam imagined kissing him. She could now, if she wanted to. He wanted it, she thought, and her body did as well. It was only her brain that needed a push. She took a deep swallow of her wine.
"I'm still a little nervous," she admitted. "But it's nice."
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Cara McKenna writes smart erotica—sexy stories with depth. A little dark, a little funny, always emotional. She also writes red-hot romance under the name Meg Maguire. Her wonderful publishers are Harlequin Blaze, Penguin / InterMix, Samhain, and Signet Eclipse. She loves writing sexy, character-driven stories about strong-willed men and women who keep each other on their toes, and bring one another to their knees.
Before becoming a purveyor of red-hot romance and smart erotica, Cara was a record store bitch, a lousy barista, a decent designer, and an over-enthusiastic penguin handler.
Cara now writes full-time and lives in the Pacific Northwest with her bearded husband and baby son. When she's not trapped in her own head she can usually be found in the kitchen, the coffee shop, or jogging around the nearest duck-filled pond. Cara is a very proud member of the Romance Writers of America®. She is a 2015 RITA® Award finalist, a 2014 Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award winner, a 2013 and 2011 Romantic Times Reviewers' Choice Award nominee, and a 2010 Golden Heart® finalist.


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getting tekst from Program
I'm Trying to extract some text from a program that i run. The program continuously prints text, about status and such, in a window. I want to use java to analyze this text. I just can't figure out how i might be able to get this text into java.
I hope I stated my problem properly.
If this is a non-Java program that you're trying to monitor, you may wish to use something other than Java. For instance, if this were a Windows program, I'd look into using AutoIt to do the extraction. You could then get the output from autoit via an InputStream and stream it into Java if you wish. If this doesn't answer your question, you may wish to provide more detail, a lot more detail in fact.
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What is Dysport?
Dysport treats moderate to severe frown lines by reducing specific muscle activity. Wrinkles and creases are caused by repeated movements and muscle contractions, which means they can even develop in younger adults. Dysport temporarily prevents muscle contractions that cause frown lines, leaving the rest of your face to move naturally!
Can Dysport be used to treat excessive sweating?
Yes! Botulinum toxin type A has been shown to decrease sweating and excessive underarm sweating. Many patients find that they are very pleased with decreased sweating after injections during the summer months and they decide to continue the injections year-round.
What should I expect after Dysport? Is there any downtime?
After your injection, you should expect a little bit of swelling and slight redness, which seems to resolve/go away in a matter of hours. Avoiding heavy exercise, salty foods, alcohol, and sleeping face down will help avoid excessive swelling.
How long will my Dysport injections take?
Many patients get treated on their lunch breaks or when they are simply "in between meetings or activities."
Can Dysport be used to treat a wide or strong jaw?
Yes. Patient's with a strong masseter (chewing) muscle, often a result of TMJ or stress, can be relaxed by Dysport and create a softer jawline.
Will people be able to tell I've had something done?
No, many patients say their friends are asking what they are doing to look so great!


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This is the birth story of our first born, our son, Anderson.
Anderson was due on Monday, December 19th. All of my appointments came & went & I didn't progress much, if at all. My last Dr.'s appointment was on Tuesday, the 20th, and I knew that we would schedule an induction. AW & I had the plan to do a natural childbirth, we had a doula lined up and everything. I had done lots of homework and had even read the super-granola Ina May's Guide to Natural Childbirth.
AW had saved up almost all of his vacation time for the end of the year for Anderson's big arrival. Well, the year was quickly coming to a close and we did not want him to lose that time off. He made arrangements to start his vacation at a certain point and we were praying that Anderson would come on his own so that AW would have plenty of time at home with us. As much as we wanted a spontaneous, natural birth, it became more important to us that AW have time at home so we scheduled an induction for Tuesday, December 27th. Now just because I was to be induced didn't mean I couldn't still go natural, it just meant it would be harder plus it increased my chances of ending up in a cesarean, which I really REALLY did not want to happen.
We weren't morally opposed to an epidural or anything like that. We just decided we wanted to go natural but if for some reason we changed our mind we would be ok with that too. After all, we had never experienced this side of birth before.
Now, let me back up just a little bit...When we found out we were pregnant we were so excited. Actually, AW was more excited & I was more "what-the-crap-did-we-do"?! Anyways, throughout our marriage we have seen God's provision over & over in different ways. AW & I both have always wanted me to be able to stay home with our children and we both acknowledged that would require sacrifices. Well, I knew I would be able to stay home but it would be really, really hard. I began praying and just prayed that the Lord would provide. I truly had peace about it for months even though I had no idea what His provision would look like. I knew He had given us this baby & He would provide as He saw fit. Well, He provided in a big way this fall through AW's job. We were both so overwhelmed and grateful but really I wasn't that surprised because I knew He knew what we needed and I was going to Him daily with my concerns.
Back to birth week. I had been praying and praying that the Lord would let Anderson come on his own in time for AW to have plenty of time at home with us. As of the day AFTER his due date I still wasn't dilated and was very discouraged. During the previous week or two the Lord had brought 1 Peter 5:7 to mind. It says, "Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you." ...He CARES for you... What a thought I so easily forget. I am quick to let the Lord know what I need and want but I am also quick to forget that He CARES! How silly!
So, I began really trusting that the Lord not only knew but cared about what AW & I wanted. I just kept praying continuously...
Tuesday: I left the Dr.'s office at 5:15p.m. discouraged but still trusting with an induction scheduled for the following week.
2am: I woke up with what I thought to be some awful stomach flu. I ran to the bathroom preparing to die a disgusting death but nothing happened. After I woke up fully and got my wits about me I realized who had given me this...AW. No, it wasn't the stomach flu it was contractions. Like, the real-deal-have-to-focus-through contractions. I got back in bed & worked through constant contractions for about 2 hrs. The whole time I was debating whether or not I should call my mom & call Rachel, our friend & doula. I decided that if I was debating then the answer was no. I just worked through them on my own, which wasn't so easy but do-able. The hardest part was not freaking out about the to-do list running through my mind. Wash our bedding, pack our bags, wipe the bathroom counters, vacuum, do as much laundry as possible, etc.
4:30am: I fell asleep for 2 hours
6:30am: I awoke with more contractions doing the same pattern they had done earlier that morning. Ouch!
8:00am: I went back to sleep with the contractions having subsided.
10:00am: I woke up yet again with contractions & decided to text both my mom & Rachel. I was really getting nervous & decided I had better start on my to-do list. I told my mom I really didn't have time to go into labor & she said, "Yes you do! It's exactly what you have time for!"
So, I began doing laundry, cleaning my bathroom & basically going around our apartment like a mad lady. The whole time texting Rachel. She kept telling me "Just rest." "Rest." "Keep resting." ...oops.
1:00pm: I decided I would lay down for 30 minutes solid and rest and time my contractions. I had noticed they weren't as strong or as regular when I was moving around so that is one reason I had kept busy all morning. In 30 minutes I had 6 decent contractions. I decided to go to my brother's basketball game because I felt like it would be the last one I got to go to for a while. I took a shower and drove to the school gym. Let me suggest NOT driving while having contractions. Anyways, it was a good game, they won & we gave the referees a good heckling. I drove back home, again, NOT fun!
5:00pm: I finally arrived home through all of the holiday traffic and decided to lay down for a while. In the meantime AW came home from work, cooked dinner & we decided to go see our friends who had had their baby the night before. The contractions were coming on pretty strong & regularly at this point. AW was concerned but I told him I was fine. On the way to the hospital I had a few really strong contractions & he wanted to go back home but I knew if we didn't visit with our friends that night it would be a few weeks before we would get to see them. I knew...
9:00 We get back home from visiting our friends and their sweet baby boy & I know that I am in labor. For real. We had been in constant communication with Rachel, our doula, the whole time.
10:30pm: Rachel comes over to our home and agrees I'm in labor. The contractions were 3-5minutes apart and lasting 30-60seconds. As the night progressed they were coming faster & lasting longer. We labored in our bedroom with me on Rachel's birth ball leaned over a stack of pillows on our bed. At one point I began to cry & I said I wasn't ready to have a baby. I didn't want to go to the hospital. I just couldn't do it all & wasn't ready. Besides, what if this WASN'T the real deal? I would be crushed mentally. Rachel said, "Laura, this IS the real deal. In fact, I'm going to say that December 22 is going to be your son's, Anderson's, birthday." I just looked at her. She got me to walk around our living room and then I would "prom dance" with AW when a contraction came. I'm not sure how long we did the walking/prom dance thing but at one point I had a 2 minute long, double peak contraction and she decided it was time to go to the hospital.
1:30am: We arrive at the hospital & I can sense AW's excitement. We get set up in a room and the Dr. comes in to check me. I just KNEW he was going to say 6 or 7 cms...
I'm sorry, WHAT?!
I was upset. "I'm a wimp!" "You're not a wimp" "You're not a wimp" everyone said.
"I'm a wimp!"
"Sometimes going 0-4 is the hardest part of some women" the Dr. said.
Ok, fine, maybe that was me. I was already a 3, just one more cm & I'd be through the hardest part...right? It had all happened so quickly already I knew I could do it. My parents arrived at some point and the laboring continued. We walked the halls for a while, me prom dancing with AW & Rachel applying counter-pressure on my back. We labored and labored and labored.
6:00am: My Dr. is now on-call and comes in to check me. Still 3cms. The same. At this point we are all exhausted. I had been up since 10am the Wednesday morning, AW since 5am Wednesday morning & Rachel & my parents probably about the same.
6:30am: We decide that everyone needs some rest so I'm given NuBain (I have NO idea how to spell it) which helps me to sleep for a couple of hours although I could still DEFINITELY feel the contractions which were happening about every 2 minutes, so really, "sleep" is a term I use loosely here. AW stretches out in the recliner in the room. My parents & Rachel all go home.
10:30am: Everyone returns to L&D with coffees & Diet Cokes in hand and we regroup. Rachel tries to assess if maybe there are some mental blocks that are causing physical blocks. We talk & she tells me she knows I don't like to be touched but could we try the next 3 contractions using a relaxation method she knows. Sure. So we try it & I'm really focused & it goes great. The contractions were handled so much more smoothly. We continue to labor for 2 more hours.
12:30-ish pm: The Dr. comes back in to check me. Alright, game time. I KNEW things had gotten going now. It had been 6 hours since my last check & 11 hours since we'd checked into the hospital & 34 hours since the first real contraction!
I'm sorry, WHAT?! ARE.YOU.KIDDING.ME?!
My Doc lays out my options:
1. Go home -- HECK NO, was I going home! I was invested in this process & I wasn't leaving until I had a baby. I don't care how it happens anymore!
2. Start Pitocin -- ok..not the best option because it lowers my chance for a natural childbirth but I don't really give a crap anymore because HOW LONG CAN A PERSON REALLY LABOR FOR?!?!?!
3. Start Pitocin & break my water -- really, REALLY don't want to have my water broken because that puts us on a time clock & at this rate I was going to labor forever... & die.
He leaves us to discuss our options and says he'll be back in about an hour.
1:30pm: I tell him to start the pitocin, there was no way I was going home. I think my mom might have physically breathed a sigh of relief that I had decided to not go home.
After this point, the details get a little hazy & I'm sorry I might get something wrong...but really you probably won't even notice**
At some point I got really angry. I can't remember why or what exactly set me off. Maybe if was nothing more than just another contraction, but I flipped. Rachel was talking me through a contraction, I think...
"I don't want to do this anymore! I'm done! I want to go home! I'm done with this! I don't care anymore, when I hit 4 I'm getting the drugs! I don't care!"
Rachel attempts to bring me back down
"Stop telling me what to do! Stop touching me! I'm done!"
My mom tries to bring me back down, "Just calm down. Try to relax..."
"Don't tell me to calm down! I'm done! I don't want to do this anymore!"
Rachel helped me move to the shower where I sat on the birth ball and she sprayed my back. It was amazing! It was probably the best I had felt yet. I did have to start wearing the monitors full-time because of the pit but it *almost* didn't matter because that water on my back was AMAZING! As I came back around I felt really bad for yelling at everybody. I apologized to Rachel as she was sitting there spraying me and she was so kind, "Please, don't even worry about it or think about it."
It felt like I had only been in there for about a minute when the nurse came in to say the baby's heart rate was too high & I had to get back in bed. I was really upset. I labored over the back of the bed for a while and finally thought something HAD to be happening. I asked to be checked & sure enough I had progressed!
I was 5-6cms the nurse said!
I continued to labor & mentally conversed with myself,
"Ok, this is it. Do you want the epidural?"
"But remember there is a chance it could slow your labor down."
"Right, right...I've progressed so quickly now. I can NOT risk this taking any longer!"
"Ok, so no epidural?"
"No epidural."
I had to have this conversation with myself several times of course but I made up my mind to forge ahead. I can't remember exactly what all happened next...I blocked it out I'm sure. I just kept laboring. At some point I got to get back in the shower. That was good. Really good. After an amount of time I'm completely unaware of, I decided I wanted to get out. I didn't know what exactly I wanted to do next but I just felt I had to get out. I made it a whole 2 feet to the toilet when I just couldn't take another step. I had to rest. AW was applying counter-pressure to my back but in order to reach me he had to reach over one of the new, fancy automatic trash cans.
So there I am trying to work through these contractions, feeling a need to go to the bathroom but knowing that wasn't what I needed at all when this STUPID trash can lid starts going up, down, up, down, the whole time making that horrible noise & wafting the smell of a spicy chicken sandwich my way.
"Get that thing out of here or I'm going to BREAK IT!!!...What is it still doing here?! GET IT OUT!...MOVE IT!!!"
The trash can was moved.
I made it back to the bed eventually where they checked me again. 8-9cms. WOOHOO!!!
This was one of the worst parts I think because all I felt was the urge to push & bear down & everyone kept telling me NOT to.
How can you not?! It's ALL I wanted to do. In fact at one point I went to bear down & bit Rachel's knee...my bad. Don't worry I've apologized & I really didn't do it out of meanness, it was just some weird need to bite something.
Have you had a baby? ...Then stop judging me.
Anyways, at some point I just knew it had to be time to push. Our awesome nurse, Daphney, checked me & when she did my water broke AND she said I was 10cms!!!
Push time!
At this point there was a total mental switch. Before I hated the contractions & couldn't wait for them to end. Now that I was pushing it felt so good! I would get frustrated when the contractions would end & I couldn't keep pushing. I just wanted to push until he was out & just be done.
They got a mirror so I could see what was happening when I would push. At one point I saw a nose! Overall I think I pushed for about an hour & a half. I felt a big rush of relief and the contraction was over & when I looked up there he was. My Dr. was holding my baby & I could see that incredibly long umbilical cord. It was amazing!
It was over.
6:36 p.m. Anderson had finally arrived.
From the first contraction on Wednesday morning at 2am it had been 42 hours.
We had been in L&D 17 hours.
I hadn't eaten for 27 hours.
But we did it!
Come to find out he had been posterior. That was the cause of all the trouble & why I had stayed at 3cms for FOREVER. Also the reason he had two major dents in the top of his head, swollen eyes, scratches & a very flat nose. Poor baby. But of course he was still beautiful.
Reflecting back I am definitely glad I didn't get the epidural because I don't think I would have been able to push him out or push as effectively due to just sheer exhaustion. Because I could feel everything I was able to keep going. I don't know if I'll go natural next time but this time it was definitely the best decision. In fact, I don't know if there will be a next time. GOOD GRIEF.
Now it's been 9 days and we've been home for a week. He has been the sweetest baby. He eats wonderfully, he only cries when we change his diaper & he is the world's BEST snuggler. He curls up so sweetly on my chest after I feed him. Breastfeeding has been a true joy. Challenging at times but overall a wonderful experience.
I am SO grateful for my husband, my mom & Rachel (who's not only our doula but friend). I absolutely could NOT have done it without any of them. Having this baby in our life has been so fun & such a joy.
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Multi-use Items Help Shrink Luggage Size and Weight
Why bring the entire arsenal with you?
Some objects are multi-purpose (even if you're not using them as such) and help you shrink luggage size and weight.
Although I tend to pack lots of objects, I myself take account of the multiple functionalities that certain items can have.
It's simple, easy: you'll have to bring less items, which can (anyway) substitute others.
Yes, we know this, but the purpose of my idea is to bring you deeper into the issue of using multi-use items.
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#1 USB cables
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Of course, the individual chargers will generally recharge the batteries faster than the USB cables.
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Clean your cutlery, your tea cup with toothpaste. It's as good as dishwasher paste and it's good for hygiene, kills bacteria.
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It's amazing how many things one can do with a binder clip!
Use it to hang your clothes, organize cables (like fasten your earphones' cables to your shirt), cover the hear of your razor, use as money clip or as a holder for your smartphone (when watching films) and so on...
#5 Fully exploit your smartphone
Smartphones can be: alarm clocks, light sources, GPS devices and you can even book travel services online through them.
One particular aspect I like about them is the fact that I can use the phone to produce light. Mine is quite strong, so I don't require a flashlight.
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It's alive! It's alive!
My sourdough starter, that is.
I've managed to keep that sucker alive for over a month! Granted, it got out of hand once and I had to discard most of it, but that means it was thriving under my care, correct? We'll take that as a victory.
I still haven't gotten up the nerve to bake bread with it, even though I have two simple recipes that are, in theory, "fool proof." That's because they've never been attempted by me. I'm not good with yeast. I've mentioned this before and I'll mention it again (and again and again). The whole reason I'm attempting this starter situation is because I want to be better with yeast.
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½ cup sourdough starter, straight from the fridge
¼ cup whole milk, warmed slightly
2 TBSP full fat Greek yogurt or sour cream
1 cup all-purpose flour
½ tsp. baking powder
Pinch of salt
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In a large measuring cup, whisk together the starter, milk, and Greek yogurt.
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Hey, so I'm not gonna lie. This week has been really hard for me. I think it's the week our ex-"birth mom" is going to be induced into labor. I'm not saying she definitely is because we don't get updates anymore, but I was expecting to become a mommy this week. Instead I'm just a stay-at-home-wife/holy yoga instructor/pampered chef consultant/frustrated writer. I thought this season of juggling 5 part time jobs was done. But is not, and there must be a reason. So, I am applying at coffee shops today. It's time for me to get something to occupy my time besides folding laundry and garage-"sale-ing" for baby stuff.
I wish I could say that I'm doing great. That I've accepted this as my lot and just moved forward joyfully, but I just don't feel like putting up a fight with life today. I feel defeated and I don't feel like wrestling with God about this. I usually feel like either a)Distracting myself with food or coffee dates with friends b) sleeping or c) crying and saying, "Where are you? Are you faithful? DO YOU HEAR ME?"
Today it was C. I had a super long, hot shower with my brand new jasmine body wash and was simply overwhelmed by everything. Even my delicious smelling new body wash couldn't scrub away my sadness and my longing and my questions. So I just cried and the water washed my tears off. And I cried some more. I guess it was good for me. I don't say this for you to feel sorry for me at all. I have the strength of the Lord to pick me up in my weakest, darkest hour. So don't worry about giving me words. Prayers, definitely welcome. But I want to share my weakness so you can glorify God when he lifts me up. I also just want to be real. I'm desperately borrowing hope, in fact, from all of you who are graciously giving yours to us right now.
I came across this Lamentations 3 just now as I was going through some different passages for devo time. Talk about timely:
20 I will never forget this awful time,
as I grieve over my loss.
21 Yet I still dare to hope
when I remember this:
22 The faithful love of the Lord never ends![b]
His mercies never cease.
23 Great is his faithfulness;
his mercies begin afresh each morning.
24 I say to myself, "The Lord is my inheritance;
therefore, I will hope in him!"
25 The Lord is good to those who depend on him,
to those who search for him.
26 So it is good to wait quietly
for salvation from the Lord.
I am so excited to share this and meditate 0n this scripture at Holy Yoga class tonight.
I will wait, only because I know you are faithful, God.


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A number of the Keystone aircraft became one-off flying testbeds for various newly developed geared or direct-drive versions of the Hornet and Cyclone engines. This programme gave rise to the new designations LB-8, LB-9, LB-10, LB-11, LB-11A and LB-12. Most of these were conversions from existing LB-6 or LB-7 bombers.
The major production model which followed was the single-tailed LB-10A, powered originally by 525-hp R-1690-3 Hornets, of which 63 were built. These were delivered under the new designation B-3A, the USAAC having adopted a single 'B' category for all types of bomber in 1930. Later, 27 of them were refitted with R-1750-3 Cyclones in place of the Hornets and were redesignated B-5A.LB-10A Engine: 525-hp R-1690-3 HornetSpan: 22.78 m (74 ft 9 in) Length: 14.88 m (48 ft 10 in) Gross weight: 5875 kg (12 952 1 b) Maximum speed: 183 km/h (114 mph).
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By Shubhomoy BanerjeeAnand, Gujarat, India
I would call him Kaku-the Bengali word for an uncle, younger to one's father. I however, knew that he was a year or two older than my father was. But I never cared to know what such an uncle would be called in Bengali. Born in Gujarat to a Punjabi father and a Bengali mother, I was more fluent in Gujarati than I was in Punjabi or Bengali. The only bit of these two languages, would be spoken when I was at home, where too, Hindi was the main language of our conversation. Having me call him Kaku was my mother's attempt to prevent my alienation from her mother tongue and my father did not seem to mind.
Kaku, like my mother was a Bengali. I did not know his name till the time I was about 15. My parents would call him by his shortened surname. He was my father's friend from college. And as my father would often claim, his best friend. I would meet him every year during Diwali. That was the time when a group of my parents' friends, from college would gather at our house or we would move to the houses of one of them. Kaku himself did not stay in Gujarat. But he would religiously come down every year to whichever place the friends would decide to meet. I would look forward to those gatherings, mainly for two reasons. The first one was that this was the time, when I would find my parents really happy. Diwali was the time when my mother would be having her vacations in the university at Anand, where she taught and she herself preferred this time of the year for the gatherings. The rigours of their jobs would leave very little time for my parents to really enjoy their lives. In fact, I would seldom hear them talking over matters other than insurance premiums and electricity and telephone bills. But those four days, every year, would present a totally different facet of my parents' personalities. They would laugh, in fact roll in laughter and fight mock boxing bouts. Most importantly, the love between them would be clearly visible in those four days, before everything went back to square one for the next one year.Another and probably, a more important reason why I would look forward to those visits would be because of the fact that Kaku would earmark a day exclusively for us kids. That day, which would normally be the second day of those four days, he would take us kids out on a tour of the city. We would have lunch outside, and he would load us with gifts and chocolates. This in fact made him a favourite among the kids and we would look forward to meeting him.
He had not married. Though, I would often wonder, why, I never asked him or any one primarily out of fear of my parents' rebukes. In fact that fact seemed to work in our favour, because he could take time out for us. He had grown up in Jharkhand, and was equally comfortable in both Bengali and Hindi. He also had a fair amount of command over Gujarati, though he would always insist on speaking Bengali with me. I would enjoy that. He himself was not very fluent in Bengali but spoke better Bengali than I did. He would call me Mamoni, the mother, though my parents had named me Ananya.
Two of his characteristics stand out in my memory. He was a chain smoker and would often take a cigarette break every ten minutes from the conversations which he would have with my parents. The other was his noisy breathing. His breath would be clearly audible even in the din of the conversation between my parents and his friends. He loved home made food and would often pester my mother for various Bengali recipes, which she did not mind preparing. She said it was because of the contentment she would see on his face after the meal. He would arrange for all the preparations, wandering in the markets for that perfect ingredient. He had a sweet tooth and would keep the refrigerators full with different sweets, every time the friends would meet. And he would also smuggle them out both for himself and for the kids. He would tell me stories of his childhood and his college. He was an expert in mimicking others and would make my parents roll in laughter by making faces and sounds. He seemed to have an elephantine memory and clearly remembered many incidents which had happened in his college days, involving my father or his other friends. He had a great love for reading and it was he who introduced me to the world of Ruskin Bond and R K Narayan. He would devour my story books over and over again and would get me lots of them every time he took us out.
The meetings continued every year and Kaku had by now become an integral part of my life. He was my friend. I shared all my secrets with him and he would never leak them out to my parents. It was he whom I first confided into when I fell in love. That was when I was in Class XII. He promised me that he would never divulge it to my parents. I would, almost everyday, tell him about my boyfriend and the bliss of love which I had started experiencing and which my parents had experienced almost two decades ago. One day, I gathered enough courage to ask him about his marriage. I asked him why I did not have a Kakima. He said that he was waiting for my Kakima to come to him. I did not understand but chose not to probe further as I heard that sudden tinge of pain in his voice. I, for one, never wanted Kaku to be hurt. I thought of clarifying it with my mother someday.
Kaku was the one who finally convinced my parents to allow me to study pharmaceutical sciences. My parents wanted me to become an engineer. But my heart lay in medicinal chemistry. Try as hard as I would, I could not come round convincing my parents to allow me to go for pharmaceutical sciences. But one phone call from Kaku and they agreed. How? I don't know till today. It is better not to question miracles. I got myself admitted into a pharmacy college at Ahmedabad and that gave me an added advantage of being at home during Diwali, when Kaku would come visiting. My father's other friends had by then moved to different parts of the country and the world, and the gatherings would now be less frequent, though they always stayed in touch. Kaku had moved too. But, he would still come down every Diwali to our place and celebrate Diwali with us.
By now, I was big enough to gain insights into peoples' minds. Kaku came across as a lonely person, who would forever want to be surrounded by friends. The excitement he showed in those days during the Diwali vacations, could put any child to shame. In fact, it seemed that he would conserve all his energy for that gathering, a homecoming which he often termed it as.
But he had started showing changes too. He had been losing weight and each year he would look thinner than what he was in the previous year. He now suffered from asthma, "thanks to the smoking", he would say and his breathing had become more audible. But his sweet tooth and the love for home made food had stayed unchanged. And he was still waiting for kakima to come to him.
It would often occur to me, why he never invited us to his place. Earlier, it was quite matter-of-fact that since all my father's friends stayed in Gujarat, it would be feasible that he come down rather than we go to his place. But things were different now. Two of my father's friends had moved to Delhi, one was in Hyderabad and one had moved to the US. Kaku was staying in Mumbai and it was an overnight journey from Baroda, where we stayed. Still, it would always be him who came down to Baroda during Diwali. This was another mystery which I never tried to clarify.
One such Diwali, I had to be in Bangalore for a training programme. I was now working in a reputed pharmaceutical company in Ahmedabad. I was 26, already had had two break ups and had decided to be single for the rest of my life. My parents were not exactly aware of this intention of mine, but they did leave me alone and never pestered me to get married. I frantically searched for an option to be home just for a day when Kaku would come visiting. My parents had not told me that he had been diagnosed with lung cancer and his days were numbered and he might not survive even the Navratri. Unaware of everything, I booked a flight from Bangalore to be at home just for one day. Then began the Herculean task of convincing the authorities in Ahmedabad to allow me the leave. But I did not have to struggle much. A phone call from home on the seventh day of Navratri, made sure that the last Diwali was in fact the last time I had met him. Kaku had lost his battle to cancer. He had given my parents' numbers as the ICE numbers and the body would be handed over only to them.
All of those who would be a part of the gatherings were present at his funeral. Probably, the only people he called his own and who in his own words was his family. I felt a sense of loss. The feeling was similar to what I had felt, when Paresh, my second boy friend had finally decided to settle down in Canada and was insensitive enough to invite me to his wedding to a non resident Gujarati Patel in Ottawa. After Paresh, Kaku was the only person, I dared to trust. He was my best friend. And with Kaku gone, I suddenly felt bereft of any friend in this world. Six months after his death, I made clear to my parents my intentions of remaining single. I had thought this would come as a shock for my parents and I had in fact braced myself up for a showdown between me and my parents that would possibly have been a natural corollary to such an announcement. But it was actually my turn to be shocked. They did not show any sense of shock or disbelief at such a big decision. But I chose to leave it at that, since I normally do not question miracles.
But I did ask my mother about this (pleasantly) shocking behaviour of theirs and it was then that I finally came to know about Kakima, the aunt I always wanted to have but never had and the wife Kaku had always wanted but never had. She was with Kaku in MBA school and Kaku had vowed that he would marry only her and wait till his death for her. And that he did. This stubbornness in him was something, which I was surprisingly unaware of.
My mother told me that they would find me to be a replica of Kaku in many aspects, including the way of talking and other idiosyncracies. I had unknowingly, taken up a large part of his nature, which came as a revelation to me that day. And my parents had expected a similar streak of stubbornness in me. Somehow, they did have this inkling that I desired to remain single. And they thought it would probably be very tough to talk me out as I was probably as stubborn as Kaku was, probably more. This was the sole reason why they chose not to argue or convince me about changing my decision despite not being exactly comfortable with the same.


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Some very lucky passengers on select American Airlines flights will now have access to more than just in-flight Wi-Fi. The airline has teamed up with Samsung Mobile to offer the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 on 6,000 planes later this year.
Replacing the airline's current personal entertainment device in premium cabins, this Honeycomb Android tablet will be available on transcontinental flights between New York's JFK and Los Angeles, Miami, and San Francisco, as well as between Boston and Los Angeles. Plus, they will be available on international flights to and from Europe and South America. To check if your next flight may be so equipped you'll need to know if you're flying a 767-200 or 767-300 aircraft, or in some cases a 757.
During our review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 with Wi-Fi, we found this $499 super thin-and-light Android 3.1 device to be a beautifully designed tablet that does justice to the Honeycomb experience. Inside you'll find 1GB of RAM and a battery that will last you about 9 and a half hours; plenty of time for that cross-country flight.
In a statement from the two companies, Tim Wagner, vice president and general manager of enterprise sales for Samsung Mobile said, "Our engagement with American Airlines further illustrates the growing interest and demand we're seeing from enterprise customers for the Samsung Galaxy portfolio. As we continue to grow our enterprise customer base, we're committed to empowering a connected mobile workforce and enabling leading companies like American Airlines to enhance their customers' experience by providing world-class entertainment and enterprise-ready devices."
American Airlines sounded equally enthusiastic, with Virasb Vahidi, American's Chief Commercial Officer saying, "Through our agreement with Samsung, American is the first North American airline to offer a branded tablet onboard its aircraft. We are working hard to revitalize our fleet and invest wisely in new products and services to modernize and enhance the travel experience. Working with Samsung to outfit our premium cabins with the innovative Galaxy Tab will give our premium customers a modern and innovative in-flight entertainment experience."
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This is Abbey. Cute, ain't she? She's a real nice girl. She's getting older and she moves real slow, but she still likes to come for long walks. I just have to remember not to wrassle with her!
We went swimming together instead of wrassling. Abbey likes to just stand in the icy cold water! Mom was not impressed that I went in this swamp, but a girl's gotta cool off when she can in the summer!
This is Lucky. A few months ago, he almost went to the Bridge! His back legs stopped working and no one could figure out why. He has a little hitch in hims gitalong now, but he is doing way, way better! He likes my Mom cuz she always has treats in her pockets when we go for walks!
This is Popeye. I'm pretty sure he related to my brofur, Pacer. They sure look alike! Popeye and I used to be very good friends, but I am a bit miffed at him right now. We were getting along just fine on our walk, playing and chasing each other. Then when we got to his house, after we had treats and stuff, he bit me! FOR NO REASON! All of the sudden he just jumped me. He made my ear bleed! My Mom was not happy with him, neither was his mom! He got in a lot of trouble for that. Lucky for him, I am a nice girl and I didn't bite him back! I might even play with him again if he doesn't act like a jerk!
Tehya, who's ear is just fine now!


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