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Potted Plant's latest article "The First Kiss" reminded me how critical that moment is during the dating process. The first kiss sets the tone for the possibility of anything thereafter. Some men are great at flirting and creating sexual tension, then smoothly transition into that first kiss. Others, as Potted Plant illustrated, ill at flirtation takes a bad situation and make it worse by attempting to execute a kiss oblivious of the chemistry between them, hence the awkward kiss. The kiss rather on couch, door, or car is never awkward if the sexual tension is high and it's anticipated and expected. The awkwardness happens only when it feels forced because it's the protocal to share a kiss at the door at the end of a date. Don't get me wrong, I've also had a mediocre date turn amazing because of his kissing prowess. But let's be honest, that doesn't happen often as a great kiss starts before our lips ever meet.
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Executing a great kiss, as I mentioned earlier happens before your lips ever meet. It begins the minute you create the thought of the possibility, build the anticipation and desire, and finally the delivery that makes the fantasy a reality. Surviving an awkward kiss is to create the chemistry and sexual tension that was missing from the first kiss, and it should start before the next date.
Text or email her, and when given an opportunity either slip in a sexual innuendo or something to that affect. A friend that I had never thought of dating came to visit me and crashed at my place. When I asked when he wakes up, he replied that anytime was appropriate if I woke him up with a kiss. Something I had never considered before, but he planted a seed, which I spent half the night pondering. He created sexual tension where none had existed before.
During a date, there are a lot of opportunities to develop anticipation by hinting at the kiss that is yet to come. I was on a first date with someone and he took me to a Giants game. The stadium was really noisy and a conversation was impossible. However, all throughout the game he would glance and smile at me ever so often with this goofy grin. About 4th inning, he leaned over and gave me a peck on my cheek. It wasn't romantic or even sexy, but it sure was cute. It happened fast and because it was in a loud, crowded place, it also didn't create an awkward moment. That kiss burned on my cheek and for the rest of the evening I felt his lips. Believe it or not, he didn't try to kiss me that night, but that got me thinking about what it would be like to kiss him. He created sexual tension so fierce, I couldn't wait to see him again and make out like we were in high school.
I'm obviously not suggesting chemistry can be created, but if there's a mutual attraction, it's a way to deepen that chemistry and build anticipation for not-so awkward kiss. Before embarking on creating sexual tension, you might consider checking out Potted Plant's French Kissing 101 post.
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Kissing is not only to create chemistry and begin intimacy, but also as you hinted with your article, to put at ease any sexual awkwardness and tension there might be. I enjoyed your article. Very refreshing.
I honestly believe that there is something about what is loosely termed "chemistry" when it comes to the first kiss. In fact not just the first one but kissing in general. Call me crazy but I have noticed that my longest lasting relationships have been with women who actually tasted good to kiss. I know that sounds strange but I am absolutely serious. You could say that one might be more likely to continue someone who tastes/smells good but I feel that it is more a case of the "right" taste rather than the "best" one. Truly a matter of chemical compatibility.
well i have never had any 6hing close to a kiss,not even on the cheeck and when im with my boyfriend all he talks about is kissing,and i want it to be natural what should i do?!?!?
Kissing uses body language. You can flirt with words for a peck, but a first kiss can happen after you establish solid eye contact. Get comfortable looking at your boyfriend eye to eye and let your body do the rest. Very first kisses are almost always full of nervousness. That's natural.


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Is there any open courseware available for online computer science courses?
There is a ton of free and open online computer science courses available and all you need to access them is a decent Internet connection. One of the best resources for open courseware that provides a wide assortment of the best computer science classes online is iTunes U. If you have a computer that can run the free iTunes software you can download hundreds of hours of computer science courses.
Several universities offer open courseware in computer science on iTunes U and other platforms, the most extensive of which is MIT Open Courseware, which offers online computer science classes in computer science and programming, electrical engineering, circuits and electronics and over a dozen different programming languages.
University of Southern Maine offers a comprehensive course in computer networks, including network security and applications. Stanford University also offers several open courseware computer science courses online, including "Developing Apps for iOS", "Programming Methodology" and "Machine Learning".
Finally, Utah State University's OpenCourseWare program offers top computer science online courses for free in several subjects, including "Information Theory", as part of its electrical and computer engineering department.
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Whether you are enrolled in accredited online classes for computer science or studying at a traditional university, you will have access to nearly unlimited online resources that will supplement the on-campus or online computer science course you are taking. These include open courseware, blogs, podcasts and online magazines focusing on computer science.
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There are also many blogs related to computer science. One very popular blog called Blown to Bits is run by several computer science and IT professionals and professors. The blog covers a wide range of topics and is meant as much for the layman interested in computers as for computer science professionals. The blog has even inspired a book of the same name that examines the impact of the digital revolution on society.
Another blog run by a computer science professional and teacher is Daniel Lemire's blog. A Canadian computer science professor, Lemire explores a variety of computer science topics and makes them accessible to students.
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One of the leading computer science magazines is Computerworld, which is geared toward those in computer science and IT. It is published every 2 weeks and covers topics such as leading IT companies and new computing technology.
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And very simple English Dominique Strauss -- is now free and clear from the criminal charges when judge no -- had made his decision today to drop the charges.
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Seems, unfortunately, most 'career criminals' are in the courthouse, county, city, state and federal government, not out shoplifting.. Most younger pillheads do, use shoplifting as a means to finance their pill addiction.. But the pill dealers are pretty well known, by most everybody, including law enforcement.. Shoplifting food is common, because 'steaks' can be traded for pills, or high end specialitys, such as lobster.. Much of Bumgartners TBI report, those parts not 'retracted' or sealed, goes in to detail about pillheads trading steaks for pills..
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This hotel is located in La Venta roughly 7 km from Covadonga and approximately 25 km from Senda de Cares. Housed in a country house, the hotel affords a rustic, elegant atmosphere. The tourist and town centres are just a few minutes walk away. Breakfast may be selected from a buffet each morning. Lunch and dinner can also be taken à la carte or chosen from the menu. |
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I might watch 'The horror of Dracula' later on, Gough, Cushing and Lee are a great combo in that movie.
RIP Alfred. And the Celestial Toymaker, Councilor Hedin and many others...
Wow that sucks. I thought he was dead already though but damn. He was the only Alfred in my eyes. Don't know him from anything else. He'll be missed.
Rest in peace. He made a memorable presence in the movies he was starring in.
Sad, but 94 is a heck of a life. We should all be so lucky. R.I.P
Hell of an actor. Terrific range. Don't forget, he also played Alexander Helphand in Fall of Eagles.
It came back to me thinking about Gough I saw him in "The Horse's Mouth" from 1958 as Abel the crazy sculptor along side Alec Guinness who wrote the screenplay and stars in the film about a rather half-crazy artist and semi-conman. I remember thinking I know who this guy is, but had to pull up IMDB to discover it was Gough who in the film is this strapping and dangerous loon. It's a really good film watching Guinness play this crazy artist alongside Gough. Worth a look. You'll be amazed it's the same guy who went onto play such an erudite Alfred in the "Batman" films...
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What if you woke up one day, and you were a Pokémon? What if all of the sudden you find yourself in a NEW world, where you can speak and interact with other Pokémon? The adventure begins when you and your partner Pokémon set out on rescue missions in a world ravaged by natural disasters. But what is your true purpose and destiny in this Pokémon world? That's the REAL mystery …
Based off he long-running series of Mysterious Dungeon games by Chunsoft, this multi-title release (Red Rescue Force for the GBA, Blue Rescue Force for the DS) is an adventure game with semi-turnbased exploration of dungeons featuring characters from the Pokemon universe. It's up to the Rescue Force (Red in the GBA version, Blue in the DS version) to save Pokemon who've found themselves in trouble. While one of your goals is to figure out what exactly turned you into a Pokemon, you've also got to help Pokemon as part of the Rescue Force. You start off serving your duties with your original partner Pokemon at your side, but as you progress, more Pokemon join the Rescue Force and become selectable.
The injection of Pok+¬mon characters and aspects hasn't done anything to improve ChunSoft's oft-copied dungeon hack.
It drags on and on without much change, which is why it's a good thing it's been structured in segments for quick-shot, handheld-friendly dungeon exploration.
ModesFull Mission Single-Player, Online Co-op, Story
WirelessDS Multi-Card Play (1-2)
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Masters contenders back in action in Carolina
Three players who had the chance to win the Masters have the opportunity to instantly put last week's heartache behind them when they return to action in the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head this week.
Three players who had the chance to win the Masters have the opportunity to instantly put last week's heartache behind them when they return to action in the RBC Heritage at Hilton Head this week.
All the action from the final day at Augusta National as Australia's Adam Scott won the 2013 Masters.
All the action from day three at the Masters.
All the action from round two of the Masters at Augusta National.
All the action from the first day of the Masters in Augusta
Gary Murphy looks at the action in the Avantha Masters and in the Tampa Bay Championship.
Dessie Hughes' Action Master ran out a 20/1 winner of the Pertemps Network Handicap Hurdle qualifier at Cheltenham.
Tiger Woods returns to PGA Tour action at this week's Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, North Carolina, confident he has solved his ball-striking problems.
Look back at all the action from Day Three at Augusta National with our text commentary of the third round of The Masters.
Look back at the opening day's action from Augusta with our special Masters golf tracker.
Owner Clive Smith feels everything is in Master Minded's favour as he makes his eagerly-awaited return to action in Saturday's Betfred Monet's Garden Old Roan Chase at Aintree.
Bryan Cooper rode a treble for Dessie Hughes at Kilbeggan highlighted by the victory of Action Master in a thrilling finish to the Kieran Kelly Memorial Beginners Chase.
Action Master spoilt Sublimity's retirement party when winning the Motivate Challenge Supported By Failte Ireland Hurdle at Punchestown.
Tiger Woods will be out of action for 'a few weeks' after medical tests revealed he suffered a double injury setback during the Masters earlier this month.
Rory McIlroy made a solid return to action after his Masters heartache but it is Sweden's Alexander Noren who leads the way after the opening round of the Malaysian Open.
Look back at how all the action unfolded on Day Three of The Masters 2011, as Rory McIlroy created a four-stroke lead at the top of the leaderboard.
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson have now played 39 events between them without a single win, but Rory McIlroy still expects them both to be right in the thick of the action at The Masters next month.
Cross-channel soccer, Heineken Cup rugby, the rescheduled King George VI Chase and Masters snooker were just some of the highlights on an action-packed afternoon.
Check out how all the action on Moving Day at Augusta unfolded with our text commentary of the US Masters.
Tiger Woods' caddie Steve Williams does not expect the Augusta crowds to be anything other than respectful to the world number one when he returns to action at the Masters next week.


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It's Canada Day Long Weekend – and we thought this beautiful Red and White Wedding Inspiration Board would be the perfect fix for the weekend! (Canada Day inspired, obviously).
What are you doing this Canada Day Long Weekend – any red and white parties (or weddings) in the near future?
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Protect-A-Bed opens new facility in Chicagoland
Home Textiles Today Staff -- Home Textiles Today, 12/5/2011 1:32:49 PM
Wheeling, Ill. - Protect-A-Bed has relocated its U.S. headquarters to a new office and warehouse facility here from Northbrook, Ill.
The new facility includes 20,000 square feet of office space and 200,000 square feet of warehousing. The previously plant occupied 31,000 square feet.
"Protect-A-Bed is on track to grow 35% over last year. Our new facility will help perpetuate our continual growth pattern and poise us for accelerated growth," said James Bell, ceo of Protect-A-Bed.
The new facility is projected to help Protect-A-Bed to increase the business four or five times the current size, he added. "It will facilitate a quicker turn-around time for processing orders."
Protect-A-Bed also maintains a sales office in Philadelphia and product showrooms in Las Vegas, Chicago and New York City.
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NintendoFuse Podcast #74: Lots of Wii U News/Rumors, New Pokemon Announcements, and MUCH MORE!
It's been a while and we've missed you, but we're back and with a new episode of the NintendoFuse Podcast! From now on, the podcast will be uploaded every other week. But while you may not get to hear us as often, each episode will be even more packed with news/rumors! This week, we discuss […]
NintendoFuse Podcast #73: Nintendo Direct, Wii U rumors, new eShop demos, and MORE!
After a week break, the NintendoFuse Podcast is back and loaded with content! This week, we discuss the latest Nintendo Direct, some new Wii U patents and rumors, the first 3DS paid DLC, new eShop demos on the 3DS, Xenoblade Chronicles, and MORE! Also, don't forget to check out our GBA Ambassador Competition to win […]
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I present to you another new episode of the NintendoFuse Podcast! This week, we discuss Resident Evil Revelations and the new Circle Pad Pro accessory, Activision's Wii U support, interesting info on the Kid Icarus: Uprising AR cards, Wii U and Epic Mickey 2, third party titles with Club Nintendo codes, and MORE! Also, don't […]
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Pitzer College Summer Housing for Summer Session 2013
Information and Application
Students are not required to live on campus.
Pitzer College offers on-campus summer housing to Pitzer College students, Pitzer College graduates, and students enrolled in Pitzer Summer Session courses. Residence Life staff are available to assist students and to provide residential and academic services. However, services will be limited and the College's comprehensive residence life program will not be in effect during the summer.
Residents must be doing coursework, internships, research with faculty, working at Pitzer, or be otherwise engaged in approved activities on campus during the summer to qualify for housing.
Only a limited number of rooms are available and are reserved on a first-come-first-served basis. Make your reservation early.
For an application, please see Application Process below.
Summer Housing Dates
Housing is available starting Saturday, May 25. Pitzer students living on campus during the Spring semester may be granted permission to stay in their dorm room for the period between Commencement and the opening of summer housing (May 18 to May 25). If you would like this option, please indicate as such on your summer housing application.
Students enrolled in Summer Session may only live in summer housing until their classes conclude, unless continuing with other approved activities on campus (additional coursework, an internship, research with faculty, work on campus, etc.). In such cases, housing is available until noon on Saturday, August 10.
Rooms may be rented on a weekly basis.
Location and Dormitory
Housing will be in the Pitzer-Atherton-Sanborn complex or in the West-East complex (to be determined) on the Pitzer campus. All rooms are air-conditioned. Single and double-occupancy rooms will be available.
Double rooms are available at $100.00/week per person.
Single rooms are available at $200.00 per week.
A refundable damage deposit of $150.00 is required at check in.
Summer housing charges are due at check in and may be paid in full or in weekly installments. If you are a Pitzer student, or a non-Pitzer student enrolled in Pitzer summer courses, you may charge summer housing to your student account. If you would like to charge your summer housing to your student account, please indicate so on your housing application.
Kitchen and Dining Options
A regular board plan is not available during the summer. However, at least one dining hall of the Claremont Colleges is generally open throughout the summer, and students may purchase meals on a cash basis. Prices will vary, but are typically as follows:
Breakfast | $6.00 |
Lunch | $8.00 |
Dinner | $9.00 |
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In addition, residents will have access to the dormitory kitchen during scheduled hours. The Grove House and The Hub will be open for lunch.
Weekly van trips will be made to the supermarket and/or mall.
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- 1. Completed application, available in the Office of Student Affairs, Holden Hall J114, or click here for an application.
- 2. If you are not enrolled in a Pitzer Summer Session course, you must also submit a letter from a Pitzer faculty or staff member indicating that you will be working for, or doing academic work with, her/him this summer and the duration of that activity.
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$140 / month for 200ft² - Naturopath and Nurse Needed - Join our Wellness Team (West Seattle Junction)
Naturopath and Nurse Needed ... Are you looking to join an existing successful wellness center -- We need you!!! We have a beautiful space to share for as low as $140 per month. We are moving to a larger space and need medical providers to round out our team. We will have plenty of room and send you our clients to build your own practice! If you are credentialed to take insurance - that is a bonus - guaranteed work!
Here are just some of the benefits by having your practice with West Seattle Wellness:
*Make more, spend less -- build and keep your own clientele by sharing a low cost solution, without a non-compete agreement
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*Cross referrals from neighboring medical facility and your fellow wellness practitioners
*Prime West Seattle location and building amenities for client convenience -- heart of the Alaska Junction, all major bus route access, free parking, and additional building amenities
We are a group of wellness professionals looking for practitioners to share our space! We are in the heart of West Seattle near the Alaska Junction. Give me a call for more information or to check us out -- web presence is bringing in lots of referrals -- We need you!!!
Choose the days and times you prefer (based on availability, we are hoping to find practitioners wanting 3 or more days per week). LOTS of amenities and convenience to all other services and shops in the junction.
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I didn't start tutoring until I was a junior in high school. My teacher decided to announce that I had gotten a perfect score on my PSAT and I was flooded with requests. After I started tutoring SAT's to my classmates I started to realize that I really enjoyed teaching. When I finished high school I had already tutored students in SAT's, ACT's, AP Chemistry, AP Physics, AP English, AP Calculus and AP History. I worked during high school because I enjoyed it and it allowed me to pay for my own expenses. In college I kept tutoring to help make ends meet. I went to Pennsylvania State University for Chemical Engineering with an Option in Fuels & Energy, a minor in Chemistry, a minor in Energy Engineering, and a minor in Environmental Engineering. When I finished college I had already tutored college physics up to quantum physics, college chemistry up to organic chemistry and quantum chemistry, calculus up to advanced differential calculus (Calc 4), and a long list of other classes. If you were in one of my classes you probably asked me a question or two really quickly before a test or would email me/message me on Facebook if you really needed help.I am currently working full time as a professional tutor. I can tutor every subject taught up to a high school level (with the exception of languages I don't know). This includes but isn't limited to any math (calculus, trigonometry, algebra, geometry), any science (biology, physics, chemistry), and of course test preparation (SAT's, SAT II's, ACT's, GRE's, AP's, MCAT's). I can also teach any English (reading, writing), history (American, World) or literature subject. It has happened on occasion where I had to read a book or learn a subject for a student. This is very easy and natural for me and a big part of me genuinely enjoys it. I was fortunate enough to grow up with a passion for learning and I know how to share that with my students. I find it very satisfying when a student can look at a subject that they considered difficult/impossible with absolute clarity. I am a very easy person to get a long with and my students are always very comfortable during sessions.My students have requested that I mention that I have taken most standardized tests myself. I have taken the GMAT, GRE, MCAT, LSAT, and a few others. I took them purely for the experience and scored well in all of them.I have had online students who would work with me via Skype. It is common to have at least one student over seas or who's schedule requires some time over the computer. I am very flexible and am willing to work out a system or schedule to work with my students. The age of my students range from 11 years old to 61 years old. I am able to understand why students struggle with a subject despite their age or background. Because I can connect with my students and because I know the material very well, I can always tell what the student does and doesn't understand. In that respect I have learned how to help my students find the answers themselves without me saying it. I believe in teaching concepts and understanding instead of just memorizing or copying answers down.
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Update: Crystal Lake Woman Cited for Accident Near MCC
Accident is near MCC on Route 14 in Crystal Lake.
UPDATE Monday 6:30 p.m.:
A Crystal Lake woman was cited following a two-car collision on Route 14 shortly before noon on Monday.
Rachel Leszczynski, 20, was cited with failure to yield when turning left, according to a Crystal Lake Police Department news release.
Police said Leszczynski, driving a 2004 Pontiac Grand AM, was traveling northbound on Route 14 at about 11:15 a.m. and attempted to turn southbound onto Lucas Road, near McHenry County College.
Leszczynski turned into the path of a 2002 Honda Accord driven by Michael Nordin, 19, of Woodstock, which was traveling southeast on Route 14. Nordin had two passengers in the car.
Both cars collided within the intersection, and the Honda Accord left the road and hit a tree. Both vehicles sustained extensive damage, and were not drivable, requiring removal, Dziewior said.
Crystal Lake Fire and Rescue personnel assessed and transported all occupants from the vehicles. All four people were transported to Centegra Hospital-Woodstock with what was described as not life-threatening injuries, Police Cmdr. Dan Dziewior said in the release.
Traffic through the intersection was restricted for approximately 30 minutes while the subjects were tended to, the crash was investigated, and the vehicles and debris were removed.
TRAFFIC ALERT posted at 12 p.m. Monday:
There is report of a multiple vehicle traffic accident on Route 14 and Lucas Road in Crystal Lake near McHenry County College.
Dispatch report at 11:45 a.m. said three ambulances have been sent to the scene to assist. Motorists may want to avoid the area until the accident has been cleared.
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From Adviser Guide:
Picking a Platform part 1
Q: What is a platform?
A platform is an online administration service, with a single point of contact to the investment market.
It provides advisers and clients with a single view of the client's entire portfolio.
A platform provides the technology for advisers to manage their client's investments more efficiently and more effectively.
Alastair Conway, sales and marketing director of Cofunds, said stockbrokers, product providers and some wealth managers may prefer to use a platform's automated trading engine that enables quick and easy execution, while supporting the firm's own interface with their clients.
In this way, Mr Conway said they can manage their own client records, client money and relationships without the overhead of the fund dealing process.