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The Clinton Renaissance®
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Feb 27, 2012, Vol. 17, No. 23 • By THE SCRAPBOOK
Reading Andrew Ferguson's splendid essay this week on Bill Clinton (see page 20), The Scrapbook was especially beguiled by his detailed description of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI), that world-class gathering of seminal minds and can-do spirits, dedicated to generating bold ideas and innovative solutions. Between the gory details of the CGI gabfests, however, and the blasts from the past (Susan McDougal, Sidney Blumenthal, Webster Hubbell) of the Clinton era, The Scrapbook was reminded of the baby boom gabfest that started it all: Renaissance Weekend.
The Clintons at the 1993 Renaissance Weekend®
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Whatever happened to Renaissance Weekend? Well, The Scrapbook is pleased to report that, even in the absence of Bill and Hillary Clinton, it still thrives—although it is no longer held just in Charleston, South Carolina, but has become a kind of moveable feast, convening over holiday weekends in places like Santa Monica, Aspen, and Monterey. And its mission is just as amorphous as ever: "To build bridges among innovative leaders with exceptionally diverse perspectives."
The phrase "Renaissance Weekend" by the way, is now copyrighted, and self-defined as "inter-generational, invitation-only retreats for preeminent authorities, emerging leaders, and their families"—which, we assume, is just a lot of fancy talk to ensure that The Scrapbook continues to be excluded.
Which is not only unfair, but unjust—perhaps even shortsighted. For while The Scrapbook may be neither a preeminent authority nor an emerging leader, it is just as concerned as anyone about the crisis of confidence, the breakdown of civility, the absence of consensus, the rise of global challenges, the puncturing of myths, the hunger for solutions, the building of networks, and the vital necessity to think outside the box.
For years The Scrapbook has successfully challenged conventional wisdom, dared to speak truth to power, walked the walk, grappled with ideas, reached out to adversaries, hit the reset button, promoted diversity, encouraged innovation, personified the entrepreneurial spirit, asked the tough questions, and identified leaders who can raise The Scrapbook to the next level.
Which makes our exclusion from Renaissance Weekend all the more poignant. For if you visit the website you find an endless scroll of portraits of past and present participants: David Gergen, Arianna Huffington, Brian Williams, Valerie Plame Wilson, Gail Sheehy, Nicholas Kristof, Diane Sawyer, even the late Art Buchwald. It's as if Renaissance Weekend were a scrap of flypaper, attracting leaders from all walks of Georgetown and Manhattan—the whole gamut from politics to journalism, and back—all with global perspectives and bold strategies.
Is there no place in all these fruitful exchanges for The Scrapbook, no challenge that The Scrapbook hasn't undertaken, no mindset that The Scrapbook hasn't engaged, no global perspective that The Scrapbook hasn't recognized? Apparently not—which is why The Scrapbook now shifts its attention to the Aspen Ideas Festival, the joint venture of the Atlantic and the Aspen Institute—a sort of Renaissance Weekend for the 21st century, where they "feel strongly that knowledge in and of itself has tremendous value [and] armed with understanding and perspectives, the next step just might be to engage where passions intersect with opportunity [and] the value of ideas is realized when society acts." It's as if The Scrapbook were looking in the mirror!
Deep Throat Revisited
Some decades ago it became an article of faith among opinion makers that Watergate was the Platonic ideal of American political scandal. Nowadays, Obama's attorney general can oversee the handoff of a few thousand guns to Mexican criminal gangs and spend the next year stonewalling congressional investigators and the family of a dead border patrol agent, and the media collectively yawns into the abyss. But if you so much as question the narrative according to which the republic was saved from oblivion by the unimpeachable courage of a brave anonymous source who vouchsafed to heroic news reporters details of the conspiracy behind an inept office burglary—well, prepare to catch hell.
While it's hard to feel sorry for Tricky Dick or lament his fate, it's also hard not to be appalled by the propagation of a mythos that needlessly venerates anti-Nixon crusaders and has turned the American media into an assemblage of grandstanders.
One of the linchpins of this absurd narrative was Deep Throat. For -decades it was assumed that this shadowy figure who handed the story to the Washington Post's Robert Redford and Dustin Hoffman—sorry, to Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein—was essentially a public-spirited do-gooder. Of course, things are different now that we finally know Deep Throat was Mark Felt, a high-ranking FBI official.
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TULSA — When he's not coaching golf at Bethel High School, Jason Crouch works as a Shawnee police officer. He deals with thieves and drug dealers. Abusive and malicious people.
Friends, Bethel community struggling with golfer Kyle Lewis' death
That's why Crouch can't make his mind rationalize what happened Monday evening, and why one of his closest friends is gone.
Bethel golfer Kyle Lewis died Monday when his Chevrolet pickup left the road and struck a bridge embankment, not long after he competed in the All-State golf tournament in Broken Arrow.
"I deal with a lot of the bad element of society, and you see some of them live long lives," Crouch said. "And then you've got a kid who has never done anything bad to anyone — and so young.
"That's the hardest thing for me. He was just so young and had everything in front of him. It's just so hard to understand why it had to happen. It's hard to rationalize for me, because there are a lot of memories with me and Kyle."
A vigil will be held for Lewis tonight at 6:30 at the Bethel High School gym. Funeral services are set for Friday at 10 a.m., also at the Bethel gym.
Several of Lewis' teammates and friends were cleaning the gym Tuesday morning so it would be spotless for the service.
"That was part of the healing process for them. They wanted to do something," said Bethel administrator and girls basketball coach Jerry Johnson. "This has just wrecked the community.
"When we were trying to find a place for the service, Kyle's mother said he spent hours and hours at that gym. He loved it there."
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Services were held at 2:00 p.m. on Saturday, April 2, 2011 at the Boxwell Brothers Ivy Chapel, 2800 Paramount Blvd. with Tommy Anderson, Minister at Church of Christ, officiating. Burial will be at Memorial Park Cemetery. Arrangements are by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Directors.
Mrs. Hawley was born on July 14, 1917 in McComb County, Mississippi to Albert and Flora Harbin. She was a member of Northridge Church of Christ.
Five arrests made by department over two-day period
The Borger Police Department continues an aggressive campaign against narcotic related offenses.
During a two-day period, officers of the BPD made five arrests for narcotic-related offenses, according to Lt. Anthony Griffin of the PD.
The American Red Cross of Borger will once again have another Murder Mystery Dinner as a fund raiser.
The theme of the dinner is "East Side Story: A 1950's Murder Mystery," which will be held at Dake's on 718 N Main St. on April 9 at 6 p.m.
A longtime former Borger resident recently celebrated a special milestone in her life.
Blanche Miller celebrated her 100th birthday with a reception in the Park Place Towers Parlor in Amarillo on March 19, 2011. Her family was in attendance, and several longtime friends from Borger also attended. Miller is a current resident of the Park Place Towers.
Miller was born on March 22, 1911, in Braymer, Mo., to Florence and Walter Jenks. Her mother worked as a dress maker, and her father worked for a salt plant and also an ice plant. She has one younger sister Mildred.
Longtime Borger ISD employee E.J. "Jeep" Webb has been selected as a 2011 Hall of Fame inductee by the Texas Girls Coaches Association (TGCA).
Webb will be recognized at an awards luncheon during the 2011 Summer Coaches Clinic on Wednesday, July 13th at the Omni Southpark Hotel in Austin.
Webb started his time in Borger in 1958 as an assistant coach before moving to Canyon in 1960.
Webb returned to Borger as an assistant football coach and head track coach in 1966.
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United Nations Statistics Division
2012 International Trade Statistics Yearbook, Vol. II: Trade by Commodity
Series: G, No.61
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Volume: II
The 2012 International Trade Statistics Yearbook, Volume II - Trade by Commodity contains detailed tables showing international trade for 258 individual commodities (3-digit SITC groups) and eleven world trade tables covering trade values and indices up to the year 2012. The information contained in Volume II is based on data provided by approximately 140 countries (areas), representing more than 90% of world trade of 2012. Volume II has been compiled approximately six months after the submission of Volume I (in November 2013) as the preparation of these tables requires and benefits from the additional country data which, normally, become available later in the year. Volume I - Trade by Country has been compiled (and made available) early in 2013 (in May 2013) to allow for an advanced release of an overview of international merchandise trade in 2012 and for a much earlier publication of the available 2012 country (area) data. All tables of Volume II are made available electronically shortly after the completion of the manuscript. Volume II contains updated versions of the two world trade tables A and D published in Volume I.
Beginning with the 2008 edition, the International Trade Statistics Yearbook is published in a redesigned format in respect to the presentation of data for individual countries (Volume I) as well as trade in a particular commodity (Volume II). For more detailed data, users are requested to go directly to UN Comtrade (http://comtrade.un.org/) which is the source of the information presented in the yearbook and which is continuously updated.


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'General Hospital' Stars Anthony Geary, Jane Elliot Dish Luke's Intervention, 'GH' Future
Good news soap fans, 'GH' is going back to those basics on Thursday April 28 at 3PM ET when Luke Spencer's loved ones stage an intervention with the the alleged alcoholic.
While he technically may not have been drunk the night he got behind the wheel and accidentally killed toddler Jake Spencer, Luke's been dealing with the tragedy by getting hammered.
This special episode has two goals -- the first is to get Luke to admit that he has a problem and the other is for the show to prove that the daytime serialized storytelling format still has some life left in it.
Six-time Emmy winner Anthony Geary (Luke) and Emmy-winner Jane Elliot (Tracy) spoke with AOL TV about Luke's intervention and how soaps have to up the fight to stay in the game.
Is Luke an alcoholic?
Geary: I do not believe he is, [despite] evidence to the contrary, perhaps. I don't think he's drinking anymore than he has in the past. He does use alcohol to deal with depressing situations and there's nothing more depressing than killing a child. That has changed his life. The real issue is he's responsible for the death of a child and that's gong to haunt him for the rest of his life. He did fall into the bottle, but I don't think that necessarily means he's an alcoholic. He doesn't wake up each morning saying, "I have to have a drink!"
Was he drunk the night he hit Jake?
Geary: He wasn't.
Elliot: That's what he says.
Where's Tracy in all this?
Elliot: Tracy and everyone around him believes that Luke is an alcoholic. We all see alcoholic behavior [on Luke's part] since the horrific catastrophe of Jake's death. We see him get through the day by drinking. Is he sloppy, falling-down, blackout drunk? No. But he is existing with a bottle in his hand. So for the rest of us, we believe it's a disease and it needs to be treated.
How does the idea for the intervention come about?
Elliot: It's Lucky's idea. This [intervention episode] is entirely different. It's nothing that anyone has seen in the way it's shot, acted and directed. It's new. Yippee! How great is that. Bill Ludell, who directed it, has done an extraordinary job of doing something in a new way.
Soaps have done plenty of alcoholism storylines -- including one you, Jane, were in on 'Knots Landing.' How is this one different?
Geary: The whole show is in one set. There are flashbacks involved, but they're used in a very unique and creative way, a way in which I've never seen before. We go in and out of reality and not fantasy, but [something else.]
Is it good that the genre's trying something like this? The genre's never been about special effects as much as it's been two people in a room with a conflict.
Geary: Well said. That's what this medium has done best -- two characters, having connections and disconnections. This is cinematic in that it's artistically done.
Elliot: It's like theater. This is done stylistically. It's a very gripping episode, visually. It's also very simple. We're in a circle with folding chairs. Luke is paired up with his children [Lucky, Lulu and Ethan], Sonny, Carly, Nikolas and [my character] Tracy.
Why does Luke listen to Tracy in a way that he might not listen to anyone else?
Geary: He loves her and he knows that she loves him in a way that nobody has ever loved him before. She has accepted him for who he is like nobody ever has. This is a very mature relationship that isn't based on youth, romance, adventure ... this is based on two people who have been around the block and absolutely appreciate each other for who they are. When Tracy says something to him -- he may not like it -- but he'll hear it.
What does Luke bring to Tracy's life?
Elliot: He's like nobody she's ever known. He's gritty, uneducated, unrefined, and honest. He loves to manipulate, he loves to do the con, but with her, that's the game between the two of them. The manipulation is the con, the game. Some families sit down and play Scrabble at night. Luke and Tracy try to out-con each other. There's a rawness, earthiness and reality to him that she's never experienced from anybody before.
Do you think at a time when the soaps are facing difficult times that it's important to experiment with how stories are told?
Elliot: My philosophy is leaving 'em wanting more. That's what you do. If we're going off the air, we should do the best work we've ever done just to make a point. Yes, I think everyone should try harder. What are they going to do? Take us off the air? We should go out with a bang. I'm very proud of Bob [Guza, head writer] and Elizabeth [Korte, writer] and of Bill Ludell by taking a chance on this. There are wonderful actors in this episode. We don't get asked to bring our A-game enough.
Geary: In this episode, actors brought their best game, but the cameraman do, too. When you have an opportunity to do something a little bit different, it makes people very happy. They want to participate.
Will Luke have a revelation?
Geary: He has several revelations in the show. I don't think that there's a resolution, but he certainly sees things that he hasn't seen.
Elliot: Luke Spencer never plays it like anyone expects him to -- and he's true to that.
What can the remaining shows do to maintain and even build their audiences so they can stay on the air?
Elliot: Don't give up. Don't sell out. Don't do less than you're capable of doing. Leave 'em wanting more.
Geary: This medium is about the people, the characters that the audience has grown up with; there's nothing like that. This is the only medium that has that. This is the only medium where Jane and I who've been doing this show for 30 years ago and you have the same actors; that's the strength that this show has. I say, it's about these people, these characters; it's not about flesh and glitter; it's about hearts and characters that the audience has invested in.


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Last week Billboard.com released the list of finalists for the 2011 Billboard Music Awards, scheduled to air on May 22nd at 8p ET/PT on ABC.
The Billboard Music Awards take a holistic look at artist performance based on key fan interactions with music — finalists and winners are determined by chart performance and social and streaming activity as chronicled in Billboard magazine and on Billboard.com during the eligibility period of Feb, 28, 2010 and Mar. 1, 2011.
The 46 award categories are based on measures provided by Billboard's data partners including sales data shared by Nielsen SoundScan, radio airplay monitored by Nielsen BDS, streaming data measured by Tubemogul and Nielsen BDS, social media consumption gauged by Next Big Sound and tour grosses tracked by Billboard Boxscore.
Here's a look at some of the key categories and finalists country fans will be most interested in:
Top Country Artist
Top Country Album
- Jason Aldean – My Kinda Party
- Lady Antebellum – Need You Now
- Sugarland – The Incredible Machine
- Taylor Swift – Speak Now
- Zac Brown Band – The Foundation
Top Country Song
- The Band Perry – "If I Die Young"
- Lady Antebellum – "Need You Now"
- Miranda Lambert – "The House That Built Me"
- Sugarland – "Stuck Like Glue"
- Taylor Swift – "Mine"
Top Artist
- Justin Bieber
- Eminen
- Lady Gaga
- Rihanna
- Taylor Swift
Top Billboard 200 Artist
- Justin Bieber
- Susan Boyle
- Eminen
- Lady Gaga
- Taylor Swift
Top Billboard 200 Album
- Justin Bieber – My World 2.0
- Susan Boyle – The Gift
- Eminem – Recovery
- Lady Antebellum – Need You Now
- Taylor Swift – Speak Now
Top Female Artist
- Ke$ha
- Lady Gaga
- Katy Perry
- Rihanna
- Taylor Swift
Top Duo or Group
- The Black Eyed Peas
- Bon Jovi
- Lady Antebellum
- Linkin Park
Top Streaming Song
- Taio Cruz – "Dynamite"
- Eminem feat. Rihanna – "Love The Way You Lie"
- Lady Antebellum – "Need You Now"
- Bruno Mars – "Just The Way You Are"
- Nelly – "Just A Dream"


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Philadelphia, PA - The Rays-Phillies game in Philadelphia, was rained out Friday night. The teams will be play a day-night double header on Sunday.
Phillies' officials waited more than 3 hours before calling the game.
Sunday's first game was moved up to 1pm. The second half of the double header will start at 6:30pm. Alex Cobb and David Price will start the two games.
James Shields will start on Saturday for the Rays, in the 4:05pm game.
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Be Inspired
I discovered the photographer Francesca Woodman through the documentary The Woodmans. A prodigy of sorts, shooting amazing images from the first moment she picked up a camera but who tragically committed suicide at 22. Raised in a family of artists whose own egos and emotional investment in their daughters legacy are a big part of the film. The father has even taken up photography (I found this part of the movie a touch creepy) as well as curator of Francesca's work.
In a whole other direction you have Brief Encounters detailing the cinematic work of Gregory Crewdson, who creates elaborate scenes with a mysterious narrative. Each production is created on the scale of a small indie film and cost nearly as much. Even most of the crew he works with come from a film background and he oversees down to the most minute details. I really enjoyed seeing how his work developed and the in depth look at his process. Both of these films are also available to stream on Netflix.
Now last but not least, I loved this wonderful view into the world of one of my favorite photographers, Sally Mann. What Remains details her process which is deceptivly simple. She is a master of working with natural light and always stays true to her ideal of photographing "what you know". I could not find a good trailer to post but you can view one here and stream it here. I also enjoyed this interview below with Charlie Rose...
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chapter 10: Do they know?
Laying next to Ellis felt wrong. It felt so wrong and it almost hurt knowing about what happened earlier.
What Tyler did to me earlier.
It wasn't supposed to happen and I don't know why he did it. Of course I knew it. It was because I didn't want which is why he wanted me.
I shut my eyes.
"Karlie?" Ellis whispered.
"Yeah?" I asked. I turned to look at him.
"What's wrong? You been distracted all night. And now its four in the morning and you're still woke. Did something happen?"
I swallowed and shook my head. I hated lying to him. It fucking hurts.
"Nothing happened." I said.
He smiled and planted a kiss on my forehead. "You sure?"
I nodded. "Just go to sleep." I whispered. Tears threatened to come out. I was so not ready for this.
I couldn't tell him.
He'll be heartbroken.
Fuck. This isn't right.
Ellis didn't say anything else.
I knew that I would have to tell him eventually because I was in love with Ellis.
I loved him and I knew keeping this…what Tyler did to me-from him is hurting the both of us.
I couldn't sleep. I could barely breathe. Tears bubbled up in my eyes and I cried silently in the bed. Ellis was holding me, sleeping peacefully. I didn't deserve him. I don't. He's amazing and he has to know that. He's a good man.
I sniffed and covered my mouth as I cried silently.
I eventually got up and wiped my eyes and stepped out of the room. I walked down the hallway and switched on the kitchen light. It was dark, silent.
I opened the refrigerator and grabbed a bottle of water. I twisted the cap off and took a big gulp.
I closed the fridge and I saw Tyler enter in the room.
He only had on a pair of black pants.
I swallowed and took another gulp of water.
"Stay away from me." I said. I tried to get out of the kitchen but Tyler stepped in my way. He stared down at me. "What?"
"Stay away."
"You weren't telling me that two hours ago."
"I'm telling you this now. I have to tell Ellis. And if he breaks up with me then he does."
"He's not going to. Although it will makes things easier on my part."
"Tyler, this isn't a game."
"I know that now. It's not a game anymore and I knew it wasn't the second we kissed." He stared into my eyes and I stared back into his. He held me there for a second. "I'm sorry but its not that easy."
"What isn't?" He asked.
I shook my head. "Nevermind. Can you move so I can get back to bed."
"Oh next to your boyfriend who you cheated on?"
I glared at Tyler. He was glaring back. The scene was too damn perfect. "It's your fault too. You knew exactly what you were doing."
He smirked.
"No, I mean, forcing me down like that."
"Look, I know I act like an asshole ninety five percent of the time but it doesn't mean I don't give a shit about you, Karlie."
I turned and sat on a barstool in the corner. I stared at Tyler and wiped my watery eyes. "So what do you want from me?" I asked.
Tyler came over to me and leaned over the island counter top I was sitting at. "Everything." He breathed.
I shook my head. "When will you get it?'
"Get what?"
"That I don't love you!" I was too loud.
Tyler leaned back slightly. "Like I said earlier in this Deja vu of a conversation that I never said you loved me. But the fact that you keep bringing it up means…"
"Nothing, Tyler."
He looked away for a second. "Alright. If you say so." He turned and began to walk out but stopped in the doorway of the kitchen. "But don't act like you didn't like it. As far as I can remember, you came on my tongue." Then he turned to glance at me before walking out.
My jaw dropped to the floor. He was right. I did. But I couldn't help it. I could have pushed him off. I should have.
Why didn't I?
Because I wanted to fuck Tyler and part of me still does. I grabbed my water and hurried into my room past Tyler's.
I shut the door and sighed softly. I locked the door of the dimly lit room and turned around.
Ellis was laying on the left side of the right side of the bed and was sleeping on his back.
I walked over and placed my water down on the night table and looked to him. I know what would get my mind off of Tyler.
I went to the foot of the bed and ducked my head under the covers. I crawled up to Ellis's legs and then up to his waist. I pulled his boxers down as far as I could and grabbed onto his length and placed it in my mouth.
I shut my eyes and let my mouth work back and forth of him until I felt a hand reach under and pull my hair and a groan came from his lips.
The covers were pulled back from off of my head and Ellis had both of his hands digging through my hair. I actually enjoyed pleasing him. Because he was my boyfriend and I loved him enough to please him.
"Baby, come here." He whispered. I looked to him and got on top of him and leaned down to kiss him.
His mouth opened and my lips dominated his and I grinded against him hard and he placed his hand on my waist.
I brought my lips back down to his and his fingers twisted through my hair.
"Please fuck me." I whispered against his lips.
Ellis didn't hesitate to turn me on my back and force my night dress up and pulled my panties down. Before I could take another breath, He pushed inside of me and I gasped.
He groaned softly, shutting his eyes and leaned down to kiss me. "I love you." he whispered. I stared him in his eyes and immediately felt bad. I swallowed hard and tears rimmed my eyes.
"What's wrong?" He asked sitting up.
I shook my head. "Nothing. I'm just…I'm glad that you love me although I'm a bad person."
"You're not, Karlie."
I nodded. You're not aware of what took place a couple hours ago, buddy, "Ellis, I-don't deserve you."
"Course you do."
I shook my head as I wiped my tears away. "You're going to hate me."
I shrugged. "Nothing." I couldn't tell him. It hurts too much.
"Want us to stop?"
"No…just…take my mind off of things. Please?" I asked.
He nodded and started to move again, his pace kind of exhilarating matching his hard breathing and mine. His head was buried in the crook of my neck and my legs were wrapped around him.
It felt good but I didn't feel electricity. I didn't feel it…like I felt with Tyler and because it was missing, and because I knew who I rather be in bed with, I just couldn't come. I was in a blank. In a trance. So I stop responding and just let myself lay there.
Ellis didn't rape me, but I just couldn't bring myself to respond. I knew my libido wasn't calling for Ellis. It was calling for Tyler and part of my heart was too, regardless of how sick he makes me sometimes.
When Ellis released, he stared down at me. "What's wrong? Did I hurt you?"
I shook my head. "No. I have to tell you something tomorrow." I whispered.
"Well, why can't you tell me now?"
"It's just better when we leave here. Okay?"
Ellis nodded.
I turned and fell deep asleep. I had to get away from this reality and I was thankful that I did.
At some point, I did find myself waking up but slipping back into deep unconsciousness again.
But when I woke up, I felt it. Electricity. Warmth. All throughout my body. I sat up and looked around realizing that I was now in Tyler's room.
Oh damn.
He was right next to me staring at me.
"What the hell?"
"You just walked in here last night. You were half sleep, I think. So I just laid you down in here and had you go to sleep." He said in a quiet voice.
I pressed my palm against my forehead and sighed. "I'm sorry. I don't normally do that." I pulled the covers off of me and made to stand up but he gripped my arm. I turned to look down at him.
He sat up, on his knees, bare, muscular, tan chest out and black pajama pants hanging off his hips. His hair messy from sleep.
He pulled me to him. "It isn't right." I whispered.
His face was inches from mine. "Stop lying to yourself, Karlie. Just stop." He whispered.
He leaned in but I shook my head. "I can't. I love-"
"No. Ellis. I love him and I won't stop. Yeah, I may be sexually attracted to you but that means nothing."
"No. It's deeper than that and you know it."
"Tyler, stop torturing me. Please."
He shook his head. "I haven't tortured you enough." He whispered and then without warning, He forced me down on the bed, and slid in between my legs while holding my hands above my head and staring down at me.
My breathing was panicked. I shook my head and he said nothing. Just laid there on top of me. Then he gave a small smirk. "I would love to do all kinds of fucked up things to you. Tie you up, fuck you for hours. But you love Ellis like you said and I have to respect that. Well, I don't have to but…I choose to." He whispered.
Tyler slowly let go of my hands and moved off of my body. I was kind of shaken up as I stared up at his retreating figure. I shut my eyes and said nothing as he walked out of his room completely silent. I covered my mouth with my hand and pulled my night dress down.
I wanted him but….I…I don't fucking know.
After showering and putting on a button down and blue jeans, I brushed my hair into a pony tail and sighed. I got out a pair of black heels, that Natalie said I can have and I walked out into the living room. Natalie was looking at herself in a tall mirror behind the couch. about something. Natalie noticed me and smiled. "Hello, sunshine."
I gave her a fake smile.
"Me, and Akim are going out to the movies. Ellis is out doing whatever car salesmen do in California and Michael is over his friend's house. You wanna come?" She asked.
I shrugged. Oh what the hell?
"Tyler?" Natalie asked as she looked to him. I didn't even notice him behind me.
He said nothing. But eventually shook his head. "Think I'm going to stay home. But have fun." He glanced at me and turned and went into his room.
He shut the door closed.
Natalie looked to me. "What's his problem?" She asked.
I shrugged. But I knew what his problem was. And it was kind of my problem too.
"So, what movie are we going to see?" I asked.
"That funny movie that makes fun of 'Paranormal activity' and 'the devil inside'. A haunted house."
I needed to see some funny movie to get my mind off of certain things anyway.
Natalie told Akim to put on his headphones and blast his music in his car while we had girl talk. Half the time, I was there and the other half, I wasn't.
Eventually Natalie noticed this. "Ok, spill it."
"Spill what?"
"You're in love with Tyler, Karlie."
"I am not!"
"Look whose so defensive about the subject." She said teasing me.
I swallowed and shook my head. "I don't love him, Nat. I can't."
"Look, I love Ellis with all my heart, but I can see you better with Tyler. He's in love with you too."
"The word 'Tyler' and 'Love' shouldn't even go in the same sentence." I said.
Natalie nodded. "That's true but not only can I see that you two love each other. I can feel it."
"Feel it?"
"The electricity. It's evident. But I mean…do as you want, Karlie. Just make sure you're making the right decision for you."
I stared into her sincere eyes and then nodded.
The movie was pretty damn funny and it definitely cheered me up regardless of my situation.
But as Akim pulled the car in the driveway, I knew something was about to happen. I could feel it.
We got to the door and Natalie and Akim went upstairs to their room and I went to the guest room I was staying in.
I took my shoes off and then my jean jacket and threw it onto the bed.
I stood there, trying to think of anything…but him.
And as if on cue, he walked in and shut the door.
I looked up at him. He looked at me as if he was waiting on me. "How was the movie?" he asked although it was easy to tell he didn't really care.
"It was funny. You should have went." No he shouldn't have. Because I would have been distracted the whole time.
"I would have been distracted."
Him too?
"By what?" I asked.
"By you, Karlie."
I sighed softly as I blushed. "By me? Why?"
"You're still unaware of your effect on me, aren't you?"
"What effect?" I asked.
He stared at me. "Maybe I should show you." He said as he walked over to me. It made me back up against the wall as he walked closer to me.
"We can't put this off anymore. We need to do this." He whispered.
"I can't."
"Yes you can." He whispered and grabbed my hand, pulling me to him.
I watched him as he carefully unbuttoned my shirt and I bit my lip as he pushed it off my shoulders.
"I can't."
"Stop saying you can't do it. You deserve to be happy and you seem to be happy with me."
"I am but-"
"But nothing." His lips found mine and he pushed his body against mine. Sighing in his mouth, my fingers pushed through his hair and I let his tongue slip in and toy with mine.
Tyler dropped to his knees and unbuttoned my jeans. He pulled them down to my ankles and I slowly stepped out of them.
I looked into his eyes and he stood up to his feet. He actually looked me in my eyes. "I never known anybody as beautiful as you."
I bit my lip and looked down to the floor as I blushed.
Tyler placed his hand on my face and made me look up at him. "I want you." He whispered.
The words sent a delicious tremor through my already aroused body.
I nodded. I wanted him too. I grab onto his shirt and unbutton it. His breathing is erratic as he watches me.
And my fingers become clumsy as I lose my concentration. I'm not even halfway done getting all the buttons all done before his lips find mine again and his hands are on my butt, forcing me against him. To feel how hard he is.
And I feel it. It's making me crazy with lust. I wanted to feel it so bad. Inside of me. Deep inside of me.
"Tyler." I whispered.
He sighed and leaned his forehead against mine.
Then his lips kissed mine, hard, until I couldn't breathe.
He slowly pulled my panties down, both of our breathing erratic.
When they get down to my ankles, I step out of them.
Tyler pulls his pants down and his boxers, His naked body is now against mine and I'm going crazy with want and need. "Please, Tyler." I whisper against his lips.
He pulled my body against his and picked me up off the floor and slid me on him I gasped at the deepness.
Tyler groaned and held me up against the wall to support my back and he slowly thrusted in and out of me.
I hugged him against my body as I rode him. His lips stayed locked on mine and his breathing picked up.
Mine did too.
Everything in me was slowly tightening up. And I could feel my orgasm coming. I moaned his name in his ear. Purring while I rode him.
"Karlie, fuck." Tyler whispered thrusting in me harder and harder until he drove me over the edge. I threw my head back as he slammed me into the wall once again and I cried out his name as I came around him.
He released at the same time I did and our breathing, still erratic, didn't cease.
I stayed hooked to him, he kissed my lips, breathing hard against me.
I was slowly coming down from the orgasm.
And neither Tyler or me moved.
"All packed up?" Natalie asked.
I nodded, lying.
Ellis gave me a weird look, didn't smile, not even made a sound and I felt like I was in trouble.
"Can I talk to you?" He asked.
I shook my head, stalling. "We should get going."
Ellis swallowed and his jaw tensed as Tyler entered the room. "She's right."
Ellis glared darkly at Tyler and then sighed and looked down to Natalie.
Tyler looked over at me. "I packed your clothes for you."
I nodded. "Thanks."
Natalie looked between Tyler and me and Ellis did the same.
Something was going on. Did they know? Did they know that I slept with Tyler?
I'm scared now.
I think Ellis knows.
After putting the suit cases in the trunk, I hugged Natalie really hard and she smiled. "You can call me at any time."
I nodded. Then I bit my lip. "I-"
"Me and Ellis knows. It's okay."
Natalie gave me a look.
"Oh you don't think I-"
Natalie raised her eyebrow. Then she shook her head. "Look, I'm not saying that you're a cheater, Karlie. But if something did happen, you need to tell Ellis."
She looked serious…and sincere and she was right.
I just nodded.
After saying goodbye to Natalie, Akim, and Michael, me, Tyler, and Ellis left. Everyone was quiet in the car.
Ellis was sitting in the backseat while I sat in the front. I wanted to say something to break the silence but I didn't. I stayed silent.
When Tyler pulled up to my house, I got out of the car and Ellis got out and opened the trunk. It was almost five p.m.
He grabbed my suit cases and placed them down on the ground.
"You're not coming in?" I asked.
Ellis shook his head. "I have some stuff to figure out. I might call you later." He walked around to the rear of the car door and got back in. The car took a few seconds before it drove off and I watched after it.
I bent down and grabbed my suit cases and let myself into my house.
Melissa was on the couch with a shirtless guy on top of her. My eyes grew wide.
They didn't stop.
She immediately pushed the guy off and looked at me and sat up. "You're back!" she smiled, got up and hugged me. She smelled like cigarettes and cologne. "I missed you."
"I missed you too." I said as she released me. Then I looked at the shirtless guy with tattoos all over his body. "Whose this?" I asked.
The man smiled. "I'm Mike."
"Mike. Nice to meet you. Hopefully you two are done because I need to talk to my best friend about personal problems."
Mike nodded. He picked an olive green shirt up from the floor and then put it on his body. Then he causally strolled to Melissa and kissed her softly. "I'll see you tomorrow. Call me, baby." He said and then disappeared out of the door.
I watched after him and then looked to Melissa who was blushing. "Tell me he isn't sexy." She said.
I rolled my eyes. "He is." I shut the door. My two dogs baby and bella appeared from out of the kitchen. They jumped into my arms and I hugged them, letting go of my suit cases. "Hey, baby." I whispered. She had her tongue stuck out, breathing hard.
Bella was in my other arm. Her dark eyes looking into mine. "I missed you too." I sat them down and then looked to Melissa. "Drink."
She nodded.
I led her to the kitchen and then reached into my wine cabinet. She sat on the kitchen counter, watching me. I grabbed two small shot glasses and poured the both of us a shot. I threw mine back immediately and let the taste burn in my throat.
"Jesus." she breathed as she reached for her shot.
I ran my fingers through my hair and poured myself another shot. "I fucked Tyler." I said and then threw another shot back.
Melissa's jaw dropped.
I nodded and poured another. "And I feel…I don't know what I feel." I whispered.
"Does Ellis know?"
"No but he and his sister had an idea. I have to tell him though. I have to."
"I'm scared for you, girl." She poured herself another shot and shook her head.
"Tomorrow. I'm going to tell him tomorrow."
"Yeah, you say that now. Then you end up putting it off until next Monday, then Friday, then Sunday."
"Tomorrow when I get off work."
"Damn you're going back to work the day after you get back?"
"Yeah, I need a distraction. I actually should go back tonight."
"Nah, relax with me tonight."
I nodded and sighed softly. "You didn't…fuck him on my couch did you?"
She shook her head. "On the floor."
I nodded. "You used something right?"
She gave me an 'I'm-not-stupid look.
"I think I'm going to go take a nap."
"It's been a long day." I said and took the bottle of vodka and my cup and went into my bedroom. Yes, I drunk myself silly.
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Nice photos Jay.I really like that spot, particularly early in the season. What a great place for a family-group hike.Hard to believe there's a trail up and over that ridge. Wait - there is one, right?
More than one way out of there David.
It is called the Sawtooth Scramble out of Caribou Lake. The TH is on Coffee Road-I think? Mr. Thompson will know. I did it back in the day coming down the scramble and it was VERY HARD! It would not be fun going up & over!
The only time I've been to the Trinity Alps was last years BPL/GGG group. Here's a photo from that trip, looking at the trail zig-zagging its way up the ridge (right in the center of the pic)Edit: heh, I think you all were there, too.
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Yeah, I remembered seeing that zig-zag trail up the side of the ridge but then I wondered if it was my imagination.
Kat, Jesse and I climbed up from the Caribou lake side. pretty steep. Spectacular views though. There is an off trail route to L lake. Closer to the trailhead you can go up and over into Canyon Creek.
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Bro. Russell Jones was born June 19th, 1970, the only survivor of identical twins. Due to an extremely low birth weight and numerous health problems, he was not expected to survive his first few days of infancy. His heart actually stopped beating countless times in the hospital incubator. Doctors told his parents there was a strong probability that he would go blind in childhood and possibly never walk or talk.
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Fully recharged and inspired by his eye-opening first trip to Mecca, the 2011 uprisings in the Middle East, and the world wide Occupy movements, Brother Ali is prepared to unveil his fourth full-length offering Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color. Created during a self-imposed two-month exile in Seattle and helmed by platinum-selling producer Jake One (50 Cent, T.I., Wiz Khalifa), the album presents a scathing yet honest critique of America and its many flaws while simultaneously presenting a hopeful outlook of its possibilities. Preceded by the release of free music downloads with accompanying music videos such as "Shine On," "Writer's Block," and "Not A Day Goes By," Mourning in America and Dreaming in Color is the pièce de résistance.
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text: Home > Events > Asia Pacific OH+EHS Conference + Exhibition > Programme > Call For Poster Abstracts Call For Poster Abstracts Page Content The Programme Committee of the AIHA Asia Pacific OH Conference + Exhibition is currently accepting abstracts for poster presentations. Accepted papers will present case studies, professional practice topics, or scientific research within occupational hygiene and occupational/environmental health or safety. Papers must reflect new technical, practical or scientific knowledge. Submission deadlinE: 1 OCTOBER, 2014 Call for Posters 2014.pdf Conference Themes Abstracts must reflect one or more of these tracks: • Chemical and Biological Stressors • Detection, Sampling and Analysis • Exposure & Risk Assessment • Nonchemical Stressors • Occupational Medicine • Research to Practice • Risk Management • Worker Protection & Health Program Committee Rating Criteria • Content and title must be clearly defined and relevant to occupational, consumer, or environmental health and safety • Audience appeal: Specific to conference registrants, communicating new, original, and useful information. • Commercialism: Company names, trademarks, etc. may not be included. New programs or technology should not be advertised. Format Requirements See the poster proposal form. Submissions must include: • Title: A maximum of 10 words that summarize your project.• Theme: The relevant conference track.• Names/Affiliations: Contact information for all authors,including email addresses and phone numbers.• Abstract: Summary of the project not to exceed 300 words.The following four (4) bold faced words must be addressed inthe body of the abstract:1. Situation/problem or objective: Clear description of thetechnical issue and context or purpose/reason for work.2. Resolution: Detailed methods, procedures or testing aredecribed.3. Results: Substantiated findings of resolution or attemptat resolution.4. Lessons learned: Conclusions framed as take-away lessonsor stating the importance/relevance of the work. Poster Dates/Times Wednesday, November 5 7:00 a.m.–9:30 a.m. Poster set-up 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Posters Displayed 10:00 a.m.–10:30 a.m. Poster Attend Time (Author present) 2:15 p.m.–2:45 p.m. Poster Attend Time (Author present) Thursday, November 6 9:00 a.m.–2:30 p.m. Posters Displayed 9:45 a.m.–10:15 a.m. Posters Attend Time (Author present) 2:30 p.m.–3:30 p.m. Posters Dismantled Registration Fees Poster presenters are required to pay the appropriate conference registration fee. Registration opens in July, 2014. Notification Authors will be advised of acceptance by October 1, 2014.


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