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Nice to see a wet pussy for a change!!
Steph, An position as long as I can get to your lovely wet pussy
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the blondes asshole looks delicious
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That was amazing
never been with a girl but i can only watch porn with girls fucking each others pussy with a strapon. its so hot. i need a sexy girl with dark hair and big tits in the ohio area to come get me soaking wet.
Omg somebody gives me her phine number for sex
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This video is amazing. The girls are so perfect with each other. It gets me very wet.
yeahhhh.. ilike the way the two grls having sex...
Bobbie, sounds like a great plan... let's have her lie back on the bed... you can go to town on her, show her how good a nice pussy licking feels while on all 4s so I can finger your ass and lick your delicious pussy from behind. Then maybe she'll be able to return the favor.
Steph, Sounds like a cum filled time and why not invite Emma to join in? Three pussies have got to be even better than two! XXX
Blues puffy nipples look so tasty.i love this video
hey y am i fucking by myself? (need company)
i need a lil bit ah dat
Emma... Try fingering your wet cunt using some lube and see just how wet you can make yourself and you may even cum all over your hand, thats what its like with another girl only 100 times better. Find yourself a girlfriend and enjoy...
OMG Bobbie. I don't know any girls into lesbian sex. but i did buy lube and fingerd my ass. it felt really wierd but really good too. but i want to try fooling around with a girl. I read lots of yur comments. they make me wet??
this is the SAME girl(the brunet) that played with the babysitter i LOVE HER
they made me cum real good..!!!
Bobbie, Emma is too cute. We could teach her a thing or two! maybe let her watch as I lick you, suck you, finger you and then fuck you hard! xxooo
i came for the beginning but stayed for the end
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Bicurious, I dont think this is Blue as she is normally shacked up with Ariel
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I have A nd and I love his cock but fuck nothing turns me on more than watching lesbian porn its so freakn hott I want her to lick my pussy
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If anyone knows the name of the blonde please post it here, shes so damn hot!
Id like to feel their jugs then eat their pussies and asses until they shit on my face.
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I loved it at 9:00 when the blonde girl on her back (Stella Stevens) has her orgasm and is stunned into silence as her body twists and writhes around on the bed in full sexual estacey.
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I never had a girl yet this makes me pussy want licked n my ass finger I want 2 cum all over n squirt
I wish I was them
That was so unbelievably hot. Why do I torture myself?lol
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Never had any experience with lesbian lovers but watching these videos I get crazy crazy wet. I really just want to find a chick I can do shit with. Watching this I was rubbing myself and fingering and enjoying it so much by I need a girl Ivan make moan and groan. I've never done shit with one but I can't wait to just finger her and her touch my soaking wet pussy. This video is amazing.
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Emma First you need a sex girl who is into lesbian sex. Take it slowly with lots of kissing and touching, remove each others panties and get into a 69 licking until your really wet then plunge your tongue in deep and as you both start to cum you can now finger your partners ass as you get passed the point of no return with hugh orgasms. Wish I could join you and show you how girls can have fun without guy's
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anybody know the name of the blonde
OMG! it just gets hotter and hotter!!! very nice vid!
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fodao as 2 comigo pls
I got wet mamy times somebody to lick and fuck me.....
I love the blonde when her orgasm starts at 8:59 when she is just stunned into silence and all she can do is writhe around on the bed as Peaches continues to tantalize her clit with her tongue prolonging the estacy.
sheet............. im like 2 join them
Wenona, Keep comming across your comments, you seem like an ok chick!!
sexy girls !!!
Peaches is such an allround girl, she even plays the piano, but I rather have her playing my fanny. She would only need two fingers then. Well, perhaps three one for my ass.
The name of the blonde is Stella Stevens who is part of the Viv Thomas organization.
watching all these lesbians video is making my cock nice and firm....
@tara I wish I could lick your pussy and tits and here you scream..
Five stars. Viv Thomas produces the best in lesbianism. Want more.
the name of the brunette girl is Peaches
So HOTTT!
i love it.. shit,..
gr8 lesbians ever seen
both of their pussies were GORGEOUS!
sooooo HOTTTT..!!!
i lvd it i want some tooooooooooo.....
I dont give a crap whos pussy was shaved better this vid was fuckin great..made me nice and wet!
brunette pussy is better shaved
i get wet so bad, i want some:0
anything with Peaches does it for me. Magnificent body - large but firm breasts, and when she spreads her legs wide her cunt is utterly awesome
i wannt some of that !!
peaches is the hottest women ive ever seen....perfect body!! just amazing
Been naughty today, I called in a sickie and spent all morning with a oversexed teenage chickie. Now I am sitting here watching these videos playing with a nice smelly cunt.
Hey Judy I saw what you said (just joking) but there is nothing like a big cum is there but that is what panties are for anyway, to soak up those juices we women we exude from our cunts each day.
Marg 1, I had a big cum without even playing with myself and as a certain Brenda would say, another pair of panties into the clothes basket. It was worth it though
Come on girls who didn't cum while watching this
She is so hot
oh fuck yes
God how nice it would be to have a couple of female fingers up inside my cunt while she was licking up all my juices. better than sitting here playing with myself while my husband is getting over a hangover. Any chickie wanting a boring sexless fucking man let me know.
OMG. 5:45 - 6:00 she is licking and then sliding a finger into her asshole and I am totally hot by this. Can one of you experienced girls give this anal virgin/lesbian virgin some tips. I am getting VERY wet watching this.... what should I do?
that's so great i loved it it made mw wet
@brend i keep comig across ur comments! u sound like the sexy bitch i need to lick and suck my wet pussy!
I keep comming across Bee's comments and I fanticise about you and your CUNT. You would never know how many times I play with myself but it is your fingers doing the work Bee. Love you
your comment is so true Janet. its just to bad you only see Peaches and another start Jo with women. I would love to see what those gals could do with a cock
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Mt. Elbrus: Mallory & Team Head into the Caucasus Mountains
Posted by: Linden Mallory | July 09, 2012
Categories: *Expedition Dispatches *Elbrus Southside
Elevation: 7,500'
We left Moscow early this morning, leaving the city's quiet streets behind for the forest of pine that surround Moscow's Domodevo Airport. The calm morning was broken as soon as we arrived at the airport, with travelers packing the main terminal trying to check-in for their flights. With plenty of time to navigate the crowds, we found our check in counter and meandered through the serpentine line to the front, doing our best to keep our towering carts of climbing gear from toppling over on the unsuspecting passerby. Despite the complete language barrier checking in for our flight was smooth and easy and before long we were climbing the steps into our neon green 737 for the flight to Mineralnye Vody.
The two and a half hour flight took us from Moscow south across the farmland of central Russia to the foothills of the Caucasus. Thankfully all of our bags appeared on the carousel in Mineralnye Vody and we shouldered our duffel bags and navigated the chaotic parking lot outside to our van (conveniently parked, we all noted, in the farthest possible point from the door of the baggage claim). After cramming all of our duffel bags and 9 passengers into the narrow van, we took off down the highway bound for the mountains.
The drive from Mineralnye Vody to the village of Cheget in the Baksan Valley with the base of Mt. Elbrus took about 3.5 hours and brought us from the busy agricultural centers near the airport deep into the heart of the Caucasus. In the small towns on the way to the mountain we passed little markets and stores spilling out onto the streets, dozens of errant cows lounging in the roadway, and a tungsten mine and former factory used in the Soviet Space Program, long since shut down and now in the process of being reclaimed by the forest.The recent rains in the area still left thick clouds hanging throughout the peaks when we reached the little ski town of Cheget. We have yet to catch a view of the high Caucasus or Mt. Elbrus, but the clouds started to thin as we finished dinner and we are hopeful that the views will prove more rewarding tomorrow on our acclimatization hike.
We are staying in a small ski lodge at the base of the Cheget ski resort, where we will be until Wednesday. The rooms are comfortable and the food hearty. We are all very pleased to be in the mountains and looking forward to our hike tomorrow.
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Derrick Williams' $6.3 million option for 2014-15 will be exercised, Wolves owner Glen Taylor confirmed to 1500ESPN.com contributor Darren Wolfson.
Williams' future with the Minnesota Timberwolves has been a lingering storyline throughout the preseason. For now, at least one question surrounding Williams has been answered.
The former 2011 No. 2 overall draft pick is on tap to make just more than $5 million this season. His seven-figure raise next year will put the Wolves very close to the league's luxury tax.
After two inconsistent seasons, Williams is still searching for a role in coach Rick Adelman's system entering his critical third year with the Wolves.
Plugged in at power forward after Kevin Love was lost for the second half of last season, Williams showed the signs of potential that had NBA scouts impressed when Williams came out of the University of Arizona. In his past 46 starts, he averaged 14 points (43.3 percent shooting), 6.3 rebounds and shot 32 percent from beyond the arc.
Williams, who lost 20 pounds in the offseason, said he wants to build off his strong finish.
As the preseason has progressed, Adelman has shifted Williams between the small and power forward spots, trying to find the right fit.
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i'm obviously worried about how this film is going to turn out, but my biggest worry given that the film-makers are attempting the mnga plot and not the anime plot is that hordes of people claiming to be fans will slag the film off without looking at theright source material, same goes for the oldboy remake, its going to be based on the manga too so when changes from the first film are spotted its going to cause a sh*tstorm
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Despite Tim Howard flying all over the place, the United States bowed out of the World Cup on Tuesday with a 2-1 extra-time loss to Belgium in the round of 16.
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The first window for international matches in 2015 is March 23-31.
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The United States will host the 2016 Copa America Centenario, the annual South American tournament that also will feature six CONCACAF teams. This will be a pretty big deal. Then there's the 2016 Olympics, also in Brazil, assuming the group of younger American players qualifies.
Soon after the Copa America ends in June 2016, the Americans will begin two-stage qualifying for the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
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Anonymous comments allowed.
#16 to #2 - tenmillionbears (04/05/2013) [-]
He killed her because he thought it was her fault that they kept having daughters and no son to succeed him.
Reply+2#19 to #16 - ienjoyrofling (04/06/2013) [-]
He got a wife, found she wasn't bearing him a boy, founded a church, and got a new one, then killed the new one and pretty much all the ones after that. I think you're mistaken, friend.
#20 to #19 - tenmillionbears (04/06/2013) [-]
Huh, I thought he killed multiple wives because they weren't giving him a son, and then some others for other reasons that I can't remember right now.
Reply+2#32 to #20 - historicalgirl (04/06/2013) [-]
He only executed two-Anne Boleyn for not giving him a son and Catherine Howard, who supposedly cheated on him with at least two other men. Of his other wives, two were divorced, one died in childbirth, and the last outlived him.
#21 to #20 - ienjoyrofling (04/06/2013) [-]
He could have, what I DO know is the first was divorced for not bearing a son, from there, realizing he could do *************************** with his wives, it snowballed into ' **** , woman didn't give me oral, **** that one.' But the reasons are few in far between, but yours is quite likely.


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By Tom Fagan & Leah J. Singh
Gilbert Marvin Trachtman was born on August 19, 1926 in Brooklyn, New York, and died in New York City on August 18, 2013, one day short of his 87th birthday. After a lengthy struggle with kidney disease, he spent his final 10 months as a resident at the Hallmark assisted living facility in Battery Park City.
Dr. Trachtman attended elementary and secondary schools in New York; in a taped interview, he recalled getting into trouble for insubordination on his first day of kindergarten (Fagan, 1995). Gil was always an outspoken person and often a critic in our field. After graduating from high school, Gil attended Brooklyn College where he majored in premed. Along the way, he served in the Navy for 2 years during World War II. He returned to Brooklyn College and finished his BA degree in 1949 with a GPA just over 2.0 thanks to making the dean's list in his last semester. Gil said he applied to 35 graduate schools, receiving letters of acceptance from just three: Temple University, Brooklyn College, and George Washington University. He chose George Washington and in 1951 received his MA degree in clinical psychology. He interned under the supervision of Victor Elkin in the Long Beach Public Schools and finished a second field experience under the supervision of Leonard Berkowitz at Children's Village.
Jobs being difficult to find, he took an assistant position with New York University (NYU) cleaning the play therapy rooms and animal cages while working on his PhD in school psychology. It was around that time that he met his wife of 55 years, the late Joan Trachtman (née Polan). He also worked as a school psychologist back at Long Beach, where he completed his dissertation on school readiness while working there from 1954 to 1963. He received his PhD from NYU in 1958. He left Long Beach and took a position at NYU in September 1963 to reactivate possibly the first training program in the United States titled "school psychology." Over the years, he helped to hire additional faculty, and his first PhD student was Don Bersoff, the current president of the American Psychological Association. Gil remained with the NYU program until his retirement in 2002. He stepped down as program director in 1986, but remained active for several years and upon retirement was named Steinhardt professor emeritus. Even after retirement, he served as adjunct, continuing to serve on dissertation committees and assist with student advising, perhaps until 2007. The doctoral program earned APA accreditation in 1979 and NASP approval in 1992. He also helped to pioneer the PsyD degree in New York State and, for many years, the NYU program offered both a PhD and a PsyD in school psychology.
Trachtman became an associate member of APA in 1953, a regular member in 1958, and a Division 16 Fellow in 1964. He was a long-time contributor to and member of the NASP leadership since joining NASP in 1970. He was a strong advocate for doctoral and nondoctoral practitioners and a staunch and outspoken critic of some APA policies. Gil served as president of the Nassau County Psychological Association. His contributions to the NYU program and the development of school psychology in New York State are well known.
Gil often debated others about the policies of APA and the advocacy for the nondoctoral school psychology practitioner. Among his contributions, many in our leadership will recall his 1980 Springhill Symposium speech and subsequent School Psychology Review (SPR) publication, "On Such a Full Sea," in which he argued against the field jumping on the many bandwagons of psychology and education, and some policies of the APA (Trachtman, 1981). His speech and article generated considerable controversy at the Spring Hill Symposium. I was told that some attendees unsuccessfully lobbied the SPR editor to not have the speech included in the proceedings. I believe Gil always knew he was on the right track when the APA leadership was getting uncomfortable. Nevertheless, he understood the importance of APA for doctoral school psychology and for accredited training programs, and he was a member of APA for many years. He also attended the 1981 Olympia Conference [for proceedings see SPR, 1982, 11(2)].
He served as New York's delegate to NASP from 1979 to 1980 and 1983 to 1984 and served on its Accreditation, Credentialing and Training Committee (1981-1982). In addition to his perspectives on many matters, Gil was the driving force behind getting the Delegate Assembly (DA) to adopt a policy requiring broader reviews of major policy documents before they were voted on by the DA. In his memo to the NASP leadership, he expressed his discontent with many APA policies but agreed with the comprehensive and often cumbersome process by which APA arrived at such decisions. In contrast, he was less impressed with a NASP process where several standards documents were being sent out before a DA meeting and that delegates were expected to digest in time to vote on them in the coming few weeks. He wrote:
"We need a policy in NASP which requires that broad written policy standards for the organization cannot be adopted at any DA meeting without prior review and discussion at a previous DA meeting followed by a Communiqué report immediately thereafter, soliciting membership feedback and allowing sufficient time intervening for individual members or state associations to review the document and consult with their delegate, preceding final adoption" (Personal communication of Gil Trachtman to the NASP leadership, March 14, 1983).
As I recall, the DA did at least adopt the part about the two DA reviews. It was a much needed and welcomed policy change.
Gil entered the field in its early development and witnessed its rapid growth from the 1960s to the 1980s. At that time, many trainers were less known for their research and more for their program leadership and mentoring. Gil published what I consider philosophical and wisdom articles, some even with stories told in parable form ("The Blind men and the Elephant," Trachtman et al., 1965; "My Brother is a Hairy Man," Trachtman, 1966). Gil was a staunch advocate of treating the parent as the client and advocating full parental access to test scores and school records.
In the first decades of NASP, it was common for the president to conduct an evening awards banquet during the annual convention. Among the award recipients at the 1981 convention banquet in Houston, Texas, Tom Fagan recognized Gil Trachtman as being "among the giants in our profession having contributed in so many ways, over so many years." In 1987, he received NYU's Professor of the Year award. He was later recognized as the Legends in School Psychology speaker at the 1997 NASP Annual Convention (Trachtman, 1997a, 1997b) and at a banquet held at the La Colline Restaurant in Washington, DC on August 5, 2000. At the Washington event, Gil's contributions were praised by many of his colleagues who also unveiled some humorous aspects of his character and career. No doubt he received many recognitions from the New York city and state associations with whom he was active for decades. For example, NYASP named an award in his honor, the Gil Trachtman Leadership Award in School Psychology.
Gil Trachtman's death is a loss to the field of school psychology. Gil's speeches, policy positions, and writings often served as school psychology's conscience, raising issues and being outspoken on matters that many preferred to avoid. He consistently gave us perspectives on ourselves and our field that caused us to take pause and reflect. He brought a sense of wisdom and balance to our field during its period of rapid growth. Just the lack of his physical presence creates a void in our field.
Over the years since his retirement, Fagan tried to make personal contact with Gil when traveling to New York. His wife, Joan, was ill, and he spent almost all his time with her. Her illness drained Gil's motivation, as she remained the focus of his life. Following Joan's death in 2010, Judy Harwood sent Gil a letter of condolence, and sought Gil's assistance in gathering the history of the New York school psychology groups. In his response he described the loss of Joan and his own failing health necessitating that he not participate despite his intense involvement with the field in his earlier years (Personal communication of Gil Trachtman to Judy Harwood, August 28, 2011).
Following the announcement of his death, several comments were posted on the Internet, with some extracted for presentation here:
Howie Knoff (personal communication, August 21, 2013). How sad to lose Gil, but what a celebrated, memorable life. Gil was one of my political mentors in New York— I was the NASP New York state delegate immediately after him. Gil was never at a loss for words, and he was more than comfortable with his beliefs, his advocacy, and saying what needed to be said. He was outspoken, but honest; empathic, but certain; politically savvy, but not politically correct. We need more Gil Trachtmans in our profession— unafraid to tell the truth, regardless of the controversy, consequences, or consternation that the truth sometimes creates. Whether you always agreed with Gil or not, you could not help but respect the man. He was a giant.
Bill Strein (personal communication August 21, 2013). Though I never knew Gil well, every one of my encounters with him were memorable, as were his words. As a graduate student, I heard him speak at a conference where he relayed an incident from his early days in which the school superintendent announced to a parent meeting a controversial policy that the superintendent had made, but of which Gil had had no part. The superintendent then turned over the microphone to Gil with the comment that the school psychologist will now explain the rationale for this decision. Gil stepped up to the mic and simply said, "This policy is not supported by research." His message tied to this story was this: If you're doing a good job as a school psychologist at work, someone better love you at home because the administration won't love you at work. I still use this story in my own graduate teaching.
Judith Kaufman (Personal communication, August 22, 2013). Like everyone who knew him, I have been flooded with "Gil" memories … like driving to a SPECNY meeting in Albany, Gil being so passionate about what he was talking about … missed the exit and almost wound up in Syracuse! Or at another meeting, being so involved with our conversation, he forgot where he parked his car … it took us about 2 hours to find it! Gil was an inspiration to all of us … to become advocates, to not be fearful of taking an unpopular stance when it was justified, and to instill us all with hope that things can change. Gil will be truly missed but well remembered.
Ernie Collabolletta (Personal communication, August 20, 2013). His roles were many: author, mentor, critic, teacher, friend, civil libertarian, and overall troublemaker to the status quo. Both as a practitioner and trainer, he fought for the underdog. He challenged ideas and ideologies. He forced you to think. He loved baseball as much as he loved the theatre. He was pragmatic yet idealistic. Indeed, he was a Renaissance man. The challenge that Gil issued to his students was simple. I remember it well. Day one of graduate school, Gil said to us: "American education sucks, it's your job to make it better."
Abe Givner. Gil reminds me of Don Quixote, Parsifal, or Ezra; a man we New Yorkers always look to for insight, inspiration, and the rallying call for the next battle. So whatever that battle may be, I know Gil can count on the legions of psychologists he has touched to travel the road by his side (Givner, 2000).
Judie Alpert. Students love him. And how could they not? He makes a lot of rules. He spends an enormous amount of time explaining them to students in private meetings. And then he spends an enormous amount of time with faculty insisting that one or another rule be broken for a particular student. He is there at every school psychology PsyD or PhD oral—whether he is on the committee or not. He is there to support the student before orals, and he is there after to take photographs. Later, he sends the students and faculty snapshots of the big day (Alpert, 2000).
No doubt several others will prepare comments in memory of Gil. Perhaps the NYASP newsletter will publish them and find space for the loving and most informative memorial service comments of his son, Jeffrey. Gil's obituary stated that he was the father of Jeffrey and Joshua, father-in-law of Sonya Yerid, grandfather of Anna, Jordan, Benjamin, and Matthew. Fagan recalls from long ago how proud Gil was that he was helping his son with a "cause" they shared at his son's high school. Jeffrey ran into trouble for a high school sex survey that his school magazine, The Stuyvesant Voice, wished to conduct. It was censored by the school administration. Gil helped him fight that in court, although the matter was lost on appeal in the Second Court and the Supreme Court denied review (Personal communication of Jeffrey Trachtman to Tom Fagan, October 18, 2013). Gil's life informs us, as it did his family, that you can make your mark in life, even be famous and certainly beloved, without taking the path that most others take, going along with the crowd, or conforming to the ideas and policies of the so called establishment.
Each year, Fagan has his students make short presentations on well-known current contributors to our field (Who's Who) and former contributors (Who Was Who). It's difficult when he must move an old friend from one list to the other. Services for Dr. Gilbert Trachtman were held in New York City Thursday, August 22, 2013 at "The Riverside," 76th Street and Amsterdam Ave. In Gil's spirit, guests were invited to dress comfortably. In lieu of flowers, contributions were asked to be made to the Gilbert M. Trachtman Fund of the NYCLU Foundation.
Alpert, J. (2000, August). Comments at the CDSPP/TSP dinner and roast for Gil Trachtman. La Colline Restaurant, Washington, DC.
Fagan, T. (1995, May 13). Interview with Gil Trachtman. Videotape available from the author.
Givner, A. (2000). Comments at the CDSPP/ TSP dinner and roast for Gil Trachtman. La Colline Restaurant, Washington, DC.
Trachtman, G. M. (1997a). The road less traveled: School psychology as an oppressed profession. Communiqué, 26(1), 14, 16.
Trachtman, G. M. (1997b). The road less traveled Part II: Forty years in school psychology. Communiqué, 26(4), 1, 6–9.
Trachtman, G. M. (1981). On such a full sea. School Psychology Review, 10(2), 138–181.
Trachtman, G. M. (1972). Pupils, parents, privacy, and the school psychologist. American Psychologist, 27(1), 37–45.
Trachtman, G. M. (1966). My brother is a hairy man. Psychology in the Schools, 3(2), 110–115.
Trachtman, G. M., Elkin, V. B., Guttentag, M., Liebman, O. B., & Levin, E. S. (1965). The blind men and the elephant: Four perceptions of school psychology. Journal of School Psychology, 3(4), 1–22.
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Ticklists: 3 star Scottish winter.
Photo: Good Friday Climb (III) - 19th Feb © BruceG
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A great day out, paulh.0776 - 2nd - 10/Apr/15 with Ken Applegate
Everything was melting, this was plan D. Quite fun thougholiverk - AltLd O/S - 04/Apr/15 with Tim E
P1, P3. Like climbing a massive slush puppy :/.Lumbering Oaf - AltLd O/S - 04/Apr/15 with David
David Kay - AltLd O/S - 04/Apr/15 with Matt Box
Also with Matt and David. Still lots of ice but melting fast.Hoyes - AltLd O/S - 04/Apr/15 with Rachel B
P2 and P4 (the cornice again). Matt and David K ahead. Verging on vertical slush puppy. Ice melting back from screws in belays, not good!! Great otherwise. Batt - AltLd O/S - 04/Apr/15 with James Hoyes
tomowen13 - AltLd - 03/Apr/15 with Ben Paske
BPaske - AltLd - 03/Apr/15 with Tom Owen
Hidden - AltLd - 25/Mar/15
Scott Rankin - AltLd - 20/Mar/15
alex toomey - Lead - 15/Mar/15 with harry newmark
HarryNewmark - 2nd - 15/Mar/15 with Alex Toomey
There were two teams already on good friday so we climbed just next to it and more direct then the actual route. great finish to the day Matt Harmon - AltLd O/S - 14/Mar/15 with Micki
Chose a more direct and fun line. Felt more like tech 4. MSchobitz - AltLd O/S - 14/Mar/15 with Matt Harmon
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Mar/15
Hidden - Solo O/S - 14/Mar/15
Butler! - 2nd - Mar/15
Hidden - 2015
Excellent interesting conditions, mostly ice screw belays. Brilliant weather. With Dee.RDE - 29/Dec/14
Rebs - 2nd O/S - 28/Dec/14 with Rob
Got in there just before everything got warm around new years. Route was lean enough to provide interest throughout, but mostly on decent ice, some of the less steep sections seemed a bit hollow. Broke trail from the approach to point 5/observatory ridge area onwards to indicator wall and then up the route. Beautiful atmospheric day - light cloud around the crag a lot of the time but occasionally affording glimpses down onto Tower Ridge and out over the Great Glen.R_W_M - Lead O/S - 28/Dec/14 with Rebs
SPD224 - Lead - 19/Apr/14 with Rhiannon Lawrence-Francis, William Day
Hidden - 2nd - 19/Apr/14
Amazing conditions, with occasional bits of flying ice, and a nice ski off at the end
DAYWAC - 2nd O/S - 19/Apr/14
cottoneye - 2014
Hidden - 2nd - 30/Mar/13
mhamiltonj - Lead O/S - 30/Mar/13 with Johanna
gordon henderson - AltLd O/S - 28/Mar/13 with Paul Rochford, rob slack
A lot of snow on pitch 1. With a very step and icy approach. Roch - AltLd O/S - 28/Mar/13 with Gordon Henderson, Rob Slack
picasso - 2nd - 17/Mar/13
joesmith - AltLd O/S - 12/Mar/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 08/Mar/13
Ross Young - AltLd O/S - 03/Mar/13 with Brad HWUMC
brad_tait - 2nd - 03/Mar/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 23/Feb/13
Rob84 - Lead O/S - 09/Feb/13 with Si Ashmore, Alex Messenger
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 09/Feb/13
Cut on to the last pitch of Indicator Wall as the start was too thin but this provided a great route anyway.Steven Andrews - AltLd O/S - 01/Feb/13 with Harry
Hidden - AltLd - 01/Feb/13
Awesome! matt.budge - 2nd O/S - 20/Jan/13
Brilliant. Pitch one a little banked out with inconsistent snow, but after that brilliant ice and snow-ice. Led P1, P3 (crux) and the 'cornice' (barely there).Mr Fuller - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/13 with Joe Barker
riven - AltLd O/S - 19/Jan/13 with Matt Fuller
In good nick. Crux is in good condition. Finished up Indicator Wall Right-hand, which was very good, and meant using the highest belay in the UK!Ken Applegate - Lead - 12/Jan/13 with Gary, Wes
Hidden - AltLd - 12/Jan/13
In really good nick. Approach felt grand! Fantastic middle ice pitch and the first and third are intersting and atmospheric. Belayed last pitch on the trig point. Completely still and clear summit. Majestic day! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0bEGhnfjnUJonmapDL - AltLd O/S - 12/Jan/13 with matt king
Wesley Orvis - 2nd - 12/Jan/13
mrbird - 12/Jan/13
Dougbart - AltLd - 12/Jan/13 with david bird
Great weather, cloudy at first but cleared up for the summit. Lead P2 which was great funmattking_109 - AltLd - 12/Jan/13 with Jon DL
All pitches!ollyroberts - Lead O/S - 11/Jan/13 with Piers Newton
piersnewton - 2nd O/S - 11/Jan/13 with Olly Roberts
Nice conditions, solid neve, ice pitch a bit thin but still great fundav_713 - 10/Jan/13
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 10/Jan/13
In fine condition small ice screws would help protect crux.Ewan Russell - Solo O/S - 09/Jan/13 with Myself!
Hidden - 2013
Traversed right after the ice pitch of GF and finished by the upper groove of Indicator Wall, Right Hand, on good ice.Studge - 28/Apr/12
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Apr/12
In reasonable nick. There was a thin section before the crux ice, but it was ok. Finished up Indicator Wall Right-hand, which was very good, and meant using the highest belay in the UK!Ken Applegate - AltLd - 07/Apr/12 with Jon, Roo
Just in nick, last ice climb of the season - on Good Friday!nickdonohue - Lead - 06/Apr/12 with Ashley Hold
Nevis_Ben - AltLd O/S - 03/Apr/12 with Olly Giles
Still complete with good ice on the second pitch.Hannah Evans - 19/Mar/12 with Martyn Stott, Lena Brune
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 18/Mar/12
Plenty of solid ice for climbing, but sometimes had to hunt to find enough of it for a full length ice screw to go in without hitting rock.timday - Lead O/S - 17/Mar/12 with Martin
martinh13 - 2nd - 17/Mar/12
Great routepete.hutchings - 2nd - 15/Mar/12
Hidden - Lead O/S - 13/Mar/12
Hidden - Lead - 12/Mar/12
Great route, still in good condition.Ken Applegate - AltLd - 12/Mar/12 with Rusty
Good conditions. Will survive the warmer temperatures tomorrow.rufus.duits - Solo - 10/Mar/12
Hidden - 07/Mar/12
GaryK - AltLd O/S - 05/Mar/12 with Dan Bailey
Finished up the last pitch of indicator wall. Great dayJimmy1976 - 2nd O/S - 04/Mar/12 with Kenny
Scott Dunkley - 25/Feb/12 with Dom S, Scott A
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 19/Feb/12
4 pitches including the traverse into the start. Take a deadmean/stake or 2 for anchors as gear was sparse due to conditions. Nice route to the summit.Pete23 - AltLd - 19/Feb/12 with Davie
Hidden - AltLd - 13/Feb/12
Very good ice conditions, soloed to bottom of crux, then did in 2 pitches from there, great fun, nice to top out at the top!radioshed - AltLd O/S - 11/Feb/12 with Albert P, dave s
David Stevens - AltLd O/S - 11/Feb/12 with Albert Palomer, Matt Craig
After Floris backed off Indicator wall, I lead the ice, very cool, a bit of an awkward step, ran out of screws, but good times. Not bad for Becky's first time on iceJonBrown - AltLd - 11/Feb/12 with Becky, Floris
peter neden - AltLd - Feb/12
Deep powder initialy on 1st pitch. Ice on the whole was poor, good neve in places. Hardly any gear to be had, think we placed 6 pieces on whole route.Placements were chocked full and also burried. Double whamy!vincentvega - AltLd - 28/Jan/12 with danny robb
APRS - AltLd - 21/Jan/12 with Matt Robinson
Matt_L_Robinson - AltLd - 21/Jan/12
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 15/Jan/12
Jonny Fart-Pants - AltLd - 15/Jan/12 with Matt Harris
good snow ice on the way up the gully. I got the ice pitch which was plenty thick enough to take screws. Struggled to find a belay after though. Topped out as light was fading. All in all a great 1st day on the big hill.andy dunn - AltLd O/S - 14/Jan/12 with J
R0bbie - AltLd O/S - 12/Jan/12 with Taba
centurion05 - 2012
Guy Wilson - 2012
Phil Emerson - Lead - Dec/11
Headed for indicator wall which was very busy so had to move on to gfc which was in superb nick.Ann S - 2nd - 27/Mar/11 with Scott Kirkhope-MIC aspirant
First pitch was steep. Very enjoyable route in a comfortable day.jamestheyip - AltLd O/S - 27/Mar/11 with Amy Goodill
Hidden - AltLd - 27/Mar/11
A long and exciting traverse round from Tower Scoop, I led the easy first pitch and Martin again the superb second pitch on brilliant ice, he also topped out...I didn't fancy a tussle with the ever so small cornice. Superb day out on The Big Hill.John Holden - AltLd O/S - 26/Mar/11 with Martin Smith
Had to retreat because Steven got hit by ice on the arm.crispy - AltLd dnf - 26/Mar/11 with Steven
Dave Latimer - AltLd O/S - 06/Mar/11
Hidden - AltLd - 05/Mar/11
after gettin' smashed by a footie sized lump of ice on the approach we figured we'd head over over here instead of spend anymore time in death alley.. great climbin' n awesome blue skys on top The first tan of 2011 :)Timo Austino - Lead - 05/Mar/11 with Nats
very busyPat-H - Lead - 05/Mar/11 with mhairi
Mhairi G - 2nd - 05/Mar/11 with Patrick
Fantastic day out, perfect weather, snow and ice in good condition.DannyK - AltLd O/S - 05/Mar/11 with pep
nickhoward - AltLd O/S - 05/Mar/11 with Gary Caswell
ruggystunts - AltLd - 05/Mar/11 with Nick
First time up into Observatory coire, awesome place, a little intimidating. Climb was excellent. Topped out just as light fading, so good value day!manwithacam - AltLd - 28/Feb/11 with Mike M
Nice route. More frozen than Tower Scoop.
Shame it only had one main pitch.Conan - AltLd O/S - 26/Feb/11 with Philippa Reader, Loz
Our 3 route just to get off after not wanting to que for routes today. Nice climb thoughojp - 2nd O/S - 29/Jan/11 with Andy
Good conditions and we climbed through the cloud line to a breathtaking view from the summit. One to remember.guyscott - AltLd O/S - 29/Jan/11 with Klas, Josh
Nice route with good views etc, but took a while, belays/runners a bit scarceJamieSparkes - AltLd O/S - 22/Jan/11 with Ian
Brilliant day out with Jon and DarrenMattKnox - 2nd - 14/Jan/11
Hidden - 2011
adie84 - 2011
31770 - Lead O/S - 2011
gripped01 - AltLd - 14/Dec/10 with Dave Tait
Hidden - 2nd - 22/Nov/10
Ginger McGrath - Solo O/S - 21/Nov/10
Euan Strachan - 2nd O/S - 21/Nov/10 with Emily Tickle, Thom Smith
Hidden - Lead - 21/Nov/10
Did this in very lean condition - no ice! probably a bit harder than III for the mixed moves over a little chock stone maybe? thomasaneurinsmith - Lead O/S - 21/Nov/10 with Euan Strachan, Emily Tickle Edwards
Ice Spider - AltLd - 02/May/10 with Tony Barton
I 'led' the initial snow plod. Then Carmen got the nice ice pitch (steeper and more exposed than it looked). I then led to the top, with an exciting dig to get through the cornice, my last runner about 40m below me! Not sure if this was the normal line, as I emerged about 40m left of the trig point.Simon Caldwell - AltLd - 10/Apr/10 with Carmen
Two screws is never a good idea for an ice route. Finished a but too far to the left and missed out on the heightest belay in the UK.MPSBunny - AltLd - 04/Apr/10 with Stu Coxon
Hidden - AltLd - 04/Apr/10
Hidden - 01/Feb/10
Hidden - Lead - 2010
Hidden - 2010
colinthrelfall - 2010
Gibson27 - AltLd - 2010
paulmck - 2010
ashpreston - 2010
First and third pitches. SMC guidebook appears to give different last pitches in text and diagram form.The Mountain Goat - AltLd O/S - 17/Apr/09 with Dom Sellers
Somerset swede basher - AltLd O/S - 17/Apr/09 with Jon Miles
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 14/Apr/09
Hidden - 2nd - 14/Apr/09
abbeywall - AltLd - 12/Apr/09
solo to traverse then roped up. used summit trig point as belay.highest belay in britain. superb!!!gb83 - Lead O/S - 10/Apr/09 with masa
Col Kingshott - Lead O/S - Apr/09
First summit of Ben Nevis and a really enjoyable climb (the 'Ping Piton')Blurgy319 - 2nd - 19/Mar/09 with Ali Beer
Hidden - Lead - 17/Mar/09
benclimbing - Solo O/S - Mar/09
cracking route good ice!Billy Walker - Bad Seller - 2nd O/S - 24/Feb/09 with Manimal
Danny Crump - 2nd - 19/Feb/09 with Andy Nisbet
Hidden - Lead O/S - 02/Jan/09
Ross McGibbon - 2009
cragmanuk - 2009 with Ian Lamb, John Elliott,Fergal Corrigan
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 28/Dec/08
Hidden - Lead - 05/Apr/08
suess - AltLd - 05/Apr/08
wykealpha - 2nd - 04/Apr/08 with Andy Jukes, Mike Lates
The ice pitch of P3 was great. After topping out at 7pm (-8degC) in white-out, we descended via Pony Track then to the CIC hut, where we had left out tent, arriving at 1:30am.masa-alpin - Lead O/S - 23/Mar/08 with Claudia
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 22/Mar/08
Hidden - Lead O/S - Mar/08
BruceG - 2nd - 19/Feb/08 with Alii
Hidden - 2nd O/S - 18/Feb/08
morsy - AltLd - 16/Feb/08 with gerhard mors
jonnie3430 - AltLd - 16/Feb/08 with Ewan
Excellent 2nd Pitch of ice shame about its popularity but not a lot of routes were in this weekend. 1st climb for over two years!!icescrew - AltLd O/S - 16/Feb/08 with The Fox
John Kettle - Lead - 16/Feb/08
Richard Weller - 16/Feb/08 with Ruth Love
jimsrankin - AltLd - 03/Feb/08 with John
gregor - Feb/08
al99 - Lead O/S - Feb/08 with Martina Zandonella
martinazando - 2nd O/S - Feb/08 with Al Benson
nmoysey - AltLd - Feb/08
Charlie wp Hill - AltLd - 2008
innes - 2008
mattdown - AltLd - 01/Apr/07 with James Osborn
Jimmy O - AltLd O/S - 01/Apr/07 with Matt Down
Hidden - Lead - 27/Mar/07
dan gibson - AltLd O/S - 23/Mar/07 with brian
tomhull - AltLd - Mar/07 with dave thornley
sadams - Lead - 23/Feb/07 with Eric Hildrew
dthomson - Lead - 10/Feb/07 with paul robinson, chris
Hidden - AltLd - 06/Feb/07
Hidden - AltLd O/S - 05/Feb/07
With direct finish ..... ~IVandyinglis - AltLd - 04/Feb/07 with neil adams
gaz.marshall - AltLd O/S - 04/Feb/07 with Matt
Hidden - AltLd - 03/Feb/07
Hidden - 2nd - 2007
CurlyStevo - AltLd - 2007
Captain Solo - AltLd - 28/Dec/06 with Mark
Also climbed with Bart. Topped out in dark and storm - nice intro to scottish climbing !Simon Palmer - AltLd O/S - Mar/06 with Katy Steen
maybe_si - AltLd O/S - 04/Feb/06 with jez
maybe_si - AltLd O/S - Feb/06
Hidden - AltLd - Feb/06
Jez - AltLd O/S - 28/Jan/06 with Maybe_Si
Dave Kerr - AltLd - 19/Feb/05 with Stevie Ireland
konacol - AltLd - 05/Feb/05 with Robert McMurray
decs - AltLd - Feb/05 with Tom
Hidden - 2nd - Feb/05
NickJH - AltLd O/S - Feb/05 with LiamG
steveP - AltLd O/S - Apr/04 with Simon Ringrose
Hidden - Lead - 20/Feb/04
bms - AltLd - 20/Feb/04 with BCS
Ed Saint - Feb/04
niall_mac - AltLd - Apr/03 with am_bodach
five - AltLd O/S - Apr/03 with JT
Very early start but still a bit dodgy...Jamie B - Solo - 08/May/02
crowberry gully - 13/Apr/02 with Ross McGibbon
Hidden - 2002
Guidedcem - 2nd - 13/Mar/00 with Andy M, Bruce G
Hidden - AltLd - 1999
frost - AltLd - Apr/98
Hidden - Lead O/S - 25/Jan/98
jl - 2nd O/S - Jan/98 with CCMC
Hidden - Solo - 08/Feb/86
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Decorated veteran shares harrowing story of war, death, personal struggles
Polk County Enterprise - November 2007
Raises voice of concern for young veterans seeking adequate medical care after serving
LIVINGSTON – Meeting Robert Parrott you are quickly aware that the spry 80-year-old has not had an easy life. This decorated member of the Greatest Generation began his military service in World War II and continued into Korea. Today this Bronze Star and Purple Heart recipient has to buy medication from the Veteran's Administration Hospital because his part-time job and Social Security pension put him over the newly established income threshold.
Parrott first went to work in the cotton fields in Polk County as a young child. After his father died, he went to work full-time in the Houston shipyards at 15 and enlisted in the Navy at 17. He was guarding German prisoners of war in Virginia before his 18th birthday.
Mr. Parrott came to the Enterprise this week asking for his story to be told – even very private details of his life – because he does not want today's military personnel to face the same demons he has fought for more than 60 years. This is a condensed, rapid fire account of his war experiences and his attempts to adjust to civilian life afterward.
His military record seems to indicate a model soldier who endured some of the toughest assignments the service has to offer, but he never got to enjoy a peaceful civilian life after he returned from combat.
During Parrott's first hitch in the military he moved from guard duty to Norfolk, Va. where he went aboard the U.S.S. Norton Sound, a ship assigned to tend seaplanes.
When he received his Navy discharge, Parrott returned to Goodrich. His mother remarried when he was 17 and moved back to Polk County. That remarriage had prompted Parrott to seek the early enlistment and his mother granted permission.
Recruiters in Livingston offered Parrott a promotion to "buck sergeant" to enlist in the Army and he was sent to Fort Ord, Calif. and later Staten Island, N.Y.
Sgt. Parrott was assigned to the honor guard for fallen soldiers returning from World War II.
Next, he served on mine collector ships out of Rhode Island and the Panama Canal before they assigned him to the military police.
While competing with the Army Boxing team, Parrott was injured and spent six months in the hospital at Fort Sam Houston recovering from a head injury. He was offered a discharge at that time, but Parrott said he was afraid to leave the military because it had become his family and, despite all the hardships, the military lifestyle had offered him a sense of security. He opted to continue serving.
Parrott's next assignment sent him to Fort Polk, La. to prepare for deployment to Korea.
His unit was deployed on the 38th Parallel where troops faced enemy fire by day and propaganda speeches from a sultry-voiced woman at night that urged American soldiers to join the enemy.
After about three weeks just a few feet from North Korea, Parrott said he was so scared he didn't know what to do. He began running up and down in the trench where his unit was stationed.
"The sergeant grabbed me and slapped me to bring me back to my senses," Parrott said.
"He told me if I didn't get down I would get killed and my whole life flashed before my eyes in a matter of minutes."
Parrott's eight-man squad was ordered to go over a hill that was being heavily shelled.
"We were looking for a place to hide and we ran into a shelled-out bunker. As we ran in an invisible hand reached out and grabbed me and threw me to the ground. A round came in and killed them all," Parrott said.
After that incident, Parrott received another promotion.
Parrott said soon after he sat on a hill watching three North Koreans for three days before he killed them.
"I blew the hell out of them," he said.
During numerous discussions with psychiatrists at Veteran's Administration hospitals, Parrott said doctors always ask how he felt about killing.
"When I killed the first one, I cried. After that I didn't give a damn."
During this intense action in Korea, Parrott said his unit only got one hot meal a day.
One day, just before they got their one respite from hunger, Parrott said he heard a soldier hollering for help.
"When I got to him, he died in my arms," Parrott said.
After 16 months in Korea, the Army sent him back to the states.
He arrived in Camp Carson, Colo. for mountain training, his first of several assignments in elite fighting troops.
He also served with the 82nd Airborne and the 101st Airborne divisions.
He was awarded the Combat Infantry Badge for his service in Korea, and the Paratrooper's Badge for his 14 jumps with Airborne troops.
He received the Bronze Star for coming to the aid of a dying fellow soldier. During that rescue attempt, Parrott was wounded in the ankle and he received a Purple Heart.
This physical battle scar is still apparent when Parrott raises his pants leg to show a chunk missing from his lower leg.
Parrott also received three battle stars, the Korean War Service Medal, the World War II Victory Medal, a Good Conduct Medal, the Republic of Korea War Service Medal – a total of 16 ribbons and military decorations.
"I fought for the freedom we have today and I served God and my country. I'm proud I served in the U.S. Service," Parrott said.
Fast forward a half-century and Parrott says when he seeks health care at the VA he has to pay for prescriptions and some other services.
"I don't care about me, but we've got a lot of younger soldiers coming back and we've got problems taking care of them," Parrott added.
Parrott readily admits to suffering for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for several decades, but has decided not to participate in the group counseling sessions for the condition at the VA.
He matter of factly reviews a sheath of medical records from the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center then describe his ordeal and how he tried to compensate after returning to civilian life.
He wants to share those details to educate others on what life after combat is like.
Since his discharge, Parrott said memories of his war experiences overwhelm at times whether he is awake or asleep.
He has suffered delusions that everyone around him is the enemy. He describes one episode during a visit with his mother when she turned into a Korean before his eyes and other family members were able to intervene just before he hurt her.
He avoids crowds of people, but enjoys his current job at a grocery store in Houston.
"I can't stand doing nothing and I love talking to children," Parrott said.
When he leaves work, he prefers to be alone.
These encounters with the younger generation seem to be the one social contact that Parrott feels he can participate in without fear of triggering his PTSD symptoms.
He's been married five times and has children all over the world, but does not keep in touch with any family members.
"I don't care for none of them," he said.
Parrott's medical records show he self-medicated with alcohol for many years after he returned from combat. He found that violent outbursts decreased sharply when he quit drinking.
He was hospitalized a number of times by VA psychiatrists, but being "in a cage" did nothing to ease the mental anguish.
"They will give you enough medicine to make you a zombie, but I can't stand that," he said.
Current medical reports show Parrot poses no danger to himself or others. He's developed his own methods of compensating and adjusted his medications to allow him to continue to be active, but keep the worst of the symptoms at bay.
The nightmares Parrott still has about his Korean war experiences cause him to awaken angry and agitated, his medical records show.
He takes daily medication for heart and blood pressure trouble and had a coronary bypass many years ago. He pays for those medicines out of his income from Social Security and his grocery store job. VA doctors have also prescribed sleeping pills to ensure he can get sufficient rest and abate the nightmares.
Parrott's current mission is to ensure that Americans don't forget about the hardships that Korean War veterans suffered and to fight for younger veterans to receive adequate medical care.
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The Price of a Yoga Class: Whats too much to pay?
Posted 13 October 2010 - 02:02 PM
So my question for everyone is what is the max price that would stop you from going to a studio?
Posted 13 October 2010 - 02:20 PM
As far as how much is too much--it would probably have to go to $25 for me to put the brakes on.
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Posted 13 October 2010 - 10:50 PM
I won't pay more than 20 a class...and even that is tough.
Ask if they'll do a work trade. At a hot vinyasa studio up here, I work one class a week...I sign everyone, wait 15 minutes for late comers, then hop in class myslf....I was excited to get one free class outta the deal...but he gave me free unlimited yoga as long as I work one day. The other studio I manage thier newletter in exchange for yoga
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Posted 14 October 2010 - 05:21 PM
I think these days you'd be hard pressed to find a studio that charges less than $15-20 per class, unless it's a donation based studio (which are actually cropping up all over - there's a new one in Long Branch, NJ (Inspired Life Studios) where I have been presenting monthly Yoga for Health workshops. We usually charge $45 for those workshops, but at the donation studio the requested donation was $25.
I pay $45 -$75 for workshops and intensives pretty much monthly. They're usually a 2-4 hour class.
Posted 14 October 2010 - 05:51 PM
And I suggest getting the card 13 bucks a class may make you go classes more often. Yoga really has helped change my life over the past 6 months(I can't belieive I"m saying that LOL I used to be so anti yoga)
Posted 14 October 2010 - 08:11 PM
That's a great thought Joe, do a little research and find out if anyone has community classes by you. Starseed yoga in montclair has a community class like 4 times a week, other studios around ther at least once. they have a suggest donation of 5 bucks...if you could average it out to 20 for one 5 for another it would be like 12.50 per class...just a thought.
And I suggest getting the card 13 bucks a class may make you go classes more often. Yoga really has helped change my life over the past 6 months(I can't belieive I"m saying that LOL I used to be so anti yoga)
I found a meetup group that has free class's on Sundays and occasionally free class's during the week. Which equals one paid class a week and one free class. That definitely evens out the price.
Posted 18 October 2010 - 12:56 PM
Last year I had a 9 month unlimited pass that also included 2 strength training classes a week. I went a LOT and more than made up my $. At one point I figured out that I was paying something like $6.50 a class.
Posted 18 October 2010 - 08:37 PM
I will definitely recommend trying out groupon.com in your area though bc I got a 10 class card for $35 in the town next to me and I do see similar deals all the time
just make sure you will actually use it bc I think that I am going to lose the $$ I put out for a boot camp class bc they are only early in the AM and I never feel like going
Posted 22 October 2010 - 03:14 PM
20 is YIKES. I wouldn't pay that. Mine are 15 per class but if you do a yoga pass (meaning, buy 10 classes), it's only 12 per class
That's cause you live in Rhode Island
$20 is pretty average. I agree w Erin Joe...a lot of studios offer community donation-based classes...or look for a studio where you get the first class free.
Posted 22 October 2010 - 07:13 PM
or look for a studio where you get the first class free.
I've already used those up at all the local yoga studios.
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Posted 01 November 2010 - 06:03 PM
try a community center in your area, or join a gym. geez, some gym memberships charge 30-40 a month (and offer free yoga classes). if you're really serious and want to practice a lot, check out the gym option?
I use to belong to a gym when I lived in NJ and took yoga class's. It wasn't as good as some studio's I've been too but For $45 a month membership and included unlimited class's it was worth it. Right now my apartment building has a gym that I use on a regular basis, so as for me paying to go to a gym that's not going happen. In the mean time I joined a meetup group that has free class's 3 times a week and that's been working out well for me.
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I might buy a 10 class book. It winds up being $13 a class and last for a whole year. I really like this studio, and it's also a 5 min walk for me, which is a bonus in it self.
You're in the same boat pose I'm in, so to speak. I just joined a studio myself for one month because it was convenient to get to and they had a promotion on.
I am finding that most studios here really do try and entice you to stay by offering other specials month to month. So I look at my option each month depending n where I am financially. If I can afford it that particular month I will get an unlimited monthly membership, and maybe let that run out in favor of a 10 class booking offer they had as part of the next month's promotions and practice more at home, etc. Keep your eyes open and your ear to the ground, you'll figure it out.
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20 per week (unlimited)
60 per month (unlimited)
My place uses Living Social about every 4 or 5 months where you can get a month for 20 bucks! (like I did last month)
El Chuco is a very inexpensive place to live.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post4380395545535988396..comments2015-10-05T10:57:53.141-04:00Comments on Bong Mom's CookBook: Chicken ChaaNp or Chaap-- Mughal influence on BengalBong Momhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-78198990185171339692015-01-18T14:41:09.793-05:002015-01-18T14:41:09.793-05:00Thanks. This is an awesome recipie.Thanks. This is an awesome recipie.anniehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-47767474869744662652014-08-20T12:37:30.503-04:002014-08-20T12:37:30.503-04:00This is really an awesome recipe.. Infact every re...This is really an awesome recipe.. Infact every recipe in your blog is awesome.. I have tried several of those.I Last month I ordered your book from flipkart.I live in USA, so shipped it to my parents home. Going to Kolkata this Durga Puja. I will read your book then. :)

Thank you..Tonima Mukherjeehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-62475513259817047142014-08-07T01:30:09.026-04:002014-08-07T01:30:09.026-04:00Passed your mutton rezala recipe to Ma for Baba...Passed your mutton rezala recipe to Ma for Baba's 60th birthday celebrations...turned out really well! Thanks a lot!urmimala ghatakhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-88292829984020171822014-08-07T01:28:47.448-04:002014-08-07T01:28:47.448-04:00Turned out great! Have tried many of your recipes....Turned out great! Have tried many of your recipes...all delicious! urmimala ghatakhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-47648223228636541212014-06-22T01:29:50.111-04:002014-06-22T01:29:50.111-04:00You just have to try the chaaNp from a restaurant ...You just have to try the chaaNp from a restaurant called Arsalan the next time you are in Kolkata. I grew up with Shiraz (and new Shiraz), Aminia and the rest of the Central Cal/Park Circus/Chitpur eateries, but Arsalan chaaNp is a different league altogether. Planning on giving your version a spin this weekend.Subhorup Dasguptahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-15354067154266651102013-08-06T11:10:08.132-04:002013-08-06T11:10:08.132-04:00It is really an outstanding recipe. I am living in...It is really an outstanding recipe. I am living in Delhi for last eight years, the hub of erstwhile Mughal sultanate, and never missed a changes to visit the mughlai restaurant of this city,be it in Jama masjid area, Nizamuddin or Mehrauli. But hardly find anything chicken chaanp.
I prepared your recipe at least ten times (mostly on my wife's request) and every time the experience is really wonderful.

Thank you.Sandipan Goonhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-29085713770297242462013-06-17T03:25:02.463-04:002013-06-17T03:25:02.463-04:00Thanks for the recipe. Yesterday tried your chicke...Thanks for the recipe. Yesterday tried your chicken chaap recipe. It was very nice. But years ago, I heard from my father (he is a foodie and a great cook) that the spice mix of chaap contains mustard. Yesterday I added 2 tbl spoon of mustard paste (sorshe bata) with the marinade and used rose water only instead of kewra and rose water. The other things remained the same. It was fabulous in taste. Request you to try the alteration once and reply.

Wish you a healthy meal.Namratahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-55413873694344674942013-05-06T22:11:44.517-04:002013-05-06T22:11:44.517-04:00I did make it that very same weekend and it was de...I did make it that very same weekend and it was delicious. I had no kewra water so I omitted that and it turned out just fine....:M e d h a:...http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-70091376482316844372013-04-28T00:56:53.085-04:002013-04-28T00:56:53.085-04:00Thanks for the cool recipe. It was executed last n...Thanks for the cool recipe. It was executed last night with fair result. Atleast everyone in the family enjoyed it and now are up and about without any significant impact on their stomach. All are alive! :)
http://pinterest.com/ipshitaguha/food-i-cooked-using-online-recipe/Dr. Ipshita Basu Guhahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-82012420027705671772013-04-25T06:33:19.307-04:002013-04-25T06:33:19.307-04:00This one looks perfect for weekend meal,..:) umm. ...This one looks perfect for weekend meal,..:) umm. Delicious,..notyet100http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-31774170598789750512013-04-23T19:51:15.966-04:002013-04-23T19:51:15.966-04:00Chap ta niyei fellam weekend ey. Sunday night bani...Chap ta niyei fellam weekend ey. Sunday night baniyechhilam, khub bhalo hoyechhe. :-)

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-56585608572587723262013-04-21T08:54:10.048-04:002013-04-21T08:54:10.048-04:00hi, I do really appreciate your blog. I made this ...hi,
I do really appreciate your blog. I made this recipe and it turned out awesome just as anticipated. Surely, not going to much wait again to try this dish once more. Sincerely telling you that your blog has added on more taste and sophistication in my cooking.

Nandini email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-16074709127527313012013-04-19T11:19:48.471-04:002013-04-19T11:19:48.471-04:00If you happen to visit Kolkata again, do try Chick...If you happen to visit Kolkata again, do try Chicken Chaanp and Rezala from this shop called Saima's near Exide. May be you can then post a recipe to make the same :). I yearn for the taste but sadly do not possess the skills to identify the recipe from the taste.

email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-70145043253129821952013-04-18T22:19:02.432-04:002013-04-18T22:19:02.432-04:00Wow loved this recipe..just the kind off Mughlai f...Wow loved this recipe..just the kind off Mughlai food my family loves. This recipe is already in my fav list. Thanks for sharing.Chetana Suvarna Ganatrahttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-81239601838301786272013-04-18T13:13:04.722-04:002013-04-18T13:13:04.722-04:00thanks, that was enlightening :)thanks, that was enlightening :)Namrata Sarkarhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-22837983272389881242013-04-18T12:37:31.034-04:002013-04-18T12:37:31.034-04:00I looove chicken chaanp and biryani! We were regul...I looove chicken chaanp and biryani! We were regulars at Shiraz, Aminia etc growing up as my parents and brother too share my love. not my sister, sadly. On my last trip to India a few months back they took me to a place called Aaliya, near Paradise cinema (little further north of new market) and it had excellent biryani and chap. I stuck to chicken but my husband and family had mutton. Really good! The ones at the restaurants are floating, literally floating in dalda though (I am sure they do not use ghee) so this recipe should be so much better. i will probably try it this weekend! :) ...:M e d h a:...http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-87151206093276772992013-04-18T12:29:46.948-04:002013-04-18T12:29:46.948-04:00First time I see chicken chaap recipe, my mom does...First time I see chicken chaap recipe, my mom does the mutton chaap. The gravy is very creamy & love the leg floating in sauce!Chamhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-88753712440158959672013-04-18T11:55:23.346-04:002013-04-18T11:55:23.346-04:00I was not a big Mughlai cuisine fan except Biriyan...I was not a big Mughlai cuisine fan except Biriyani. I found it very rich for Calcutta weather. I was kind of a 'pet roga Bangali' :( As I lived in the mufassal, mughlai khana was part of my college days as well. Cannot say that I have a memory of going to Shiraz with baba..sigh! (I still haven't been to Shiraz...bigger sigh!)spicesandpisceshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-60345648883886453062013-04-18T10:47:53.861-04:002013-04-18T10:47:53.861-04:00Yes, you can use raw onion paste. I use boiled bec...Yes, you can use raw onion paste. I use boiled because my raw onion paste tends to get bitter at times. It also takes longer to cook a raw onion paste.Bong Momhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-27278777056337861532013-04-18T10:39:46.479-04:002013-04-18T10:39:46.479-04:00No. as I said in the recipe, cook the chicken till...No. as I said in the recipe, cook the chicken till raw coloring is gone. Not really fry.Please read the steps. I might have missed somethingBong Momhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-64490649014249864892013-04-18T10:38:41.883-04:002013-04-18T10:38:41.883-04:00Also as you said Butter Chicken is more of a tomat...Also as you said Butter Chicken is more of a tomatoey gravy. Many of these recipes are influenced and adapted from some same source. North Indian cuisine too has a Mughal influence, a more heavy one.
But it is the little nuances that make them differentBong Momhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-4560027720589755822013-04-18T10:34:28.870-04:002013-04-18T10:34:28.870-04:00Ummm...they are different. 1.Butter Chicken is a ...Ummm...they are different.
1.Butter Chicken is a North Indian dish while the Chaanp is Mughlai.
2. The meat cuts used is also different. Though of course you could make a chaanp kind of dish with other kind of meat cuts but it might not be called chaaNp then.
3. Butter Chicken has Butter and Cream. The chaaNp being a traditional Mughlai has ghee and NO cream BUT has the fragrance of kewra water.
4. The cooking process is also different. This being a slow cooking process

Most non-Indian love Butter Chicken and Tikka Masala because unfortunately that is how Indian cuisine is presented globally via restaurants :)Bong Momhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-88553350243578232312013-04-18T10:31:40.159-04:002013-04-18T10:31:40.159-04:00do you fry the chicken?do you fry the firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-69344295733818894602013-04-18T10:01:28.198-04:002013-04-18T10:01:28.198-04:00I can sooo relate to the word - annual pilgrimage ...I can sooo relate to the word - annual pilgrimage to kolkata. More than chaap or biryani I waited the whole year for phuchka, kwality ice cream sticks, fish fries etc. When I finally moved to Cal, I started seeing the food from a Bong's point of view.
Food evokes so many memories and yours chicken chaap is absolutely fantastic.

Sukanyasaffronstreakshttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-35578975.post-85604264971025428352013-04-18T09:38:31.576-04:002013-04-18T09:38:31.576-04:00Interesting, never having lived in WB, I had no id...Interesting, never having lived in WB, I had no idea what chicken chaanp was. It seems very very close to a butter chicken (murgh makhani) minus the tomato in the sauce. this is the one kind of indian food ALL my non-Indian friends love. This is a dinner party staple for us.Tinahttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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