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Star Wars: Shackled Jedi
Chapter 1
Rating: X
Bethany Handcuff
Author's Note: This is a sequel of sorts to Star Wars: Jedi Tahiri in Bondage I have some more stories about Jedi Alema Rar planned. Please let me know if you like my story.
Pirates have been attacking trading ships belonging to the Hapes Consortium and enslaving crew members. Tenel Ka, Jedi Knight and Queen of the Hapes Consortium, believes that a Hutt named Schliebak is behind the attacks. She has asked her friends and fellow Jedi, Alema Rar and Tahiri Veila, to investigate the matter ...
"Why do I have to wear a collar?" Tahiri complained.
"I told you, it's to protect you from being choked," Alema Rar replied.
Tahiri recalled her recent bad experience with a collar. While visiting their mutual friend Tenel Ka on Hapes, Tahiri had been tricked into wearing a collar that caused intense pain when the wearer tried to use the Force. That wasn't necessarily the problem.
Due to her brainwashing and torture when she was a captive of the Yuuzhan Vong, Tahiri had secretly developed a love of pain, but not to the degree that the collar produced. Hapan traitors had used the collar to briefly capture her. Even with her incredible resistance to pain, Tahiri was barely able to save herself and Tenel Ka, ending the attempted coup.
The collar that Alema Rar wanted her to wear had no devious surprises like the Hapan one. It was about 5cm wide, with a double row of 3cm spikes completely around the outside. Alema Rar was wearing one just like it. Tahiri meekly let her lock the collar on her neck.
"So what about the cuffs?" Tahiri asked, holding up the matching spiked cuff that was on one of her wrists.
"Those are so no one can put stun cuffs on you." She glanced at the controls for a moment then continued, "Plus, they just go with the collar."
Tahiri started to ask another question, but Alema Rar cut her off. "And before you ask about the jumpsuit, if you're gonna be my partner, you have to dress the part. Those ol' Jedi robes the rest of them wear are just disgusting. I don't know why you would give up the inherent advantage of having a hot body by hiding it inside one of those things. I mean, it's OK for some of the ugly ones, or old. But not for a goddess such as myself."
Tahiri was taken aback by her speech. She was born on Tatooine, then went straight to the Jedi Academy when she was nine. Tahiri had no idea that the female body could be considered such a weapon. All the other Jedi wore robes, so she did too. The jumpsuit that Alema Rar had given her was about as far from the traditional thick brown Jedi robes as the jungle moon of Yavin 4 was from the desert world of Tatooine.
While Tahiri considered this, Alema Rar was busy landing the ship in Schliebak the Hutt's spaceport. Just before they emerged from the ship, Alema Rar whispered to her, "Just follow my lead." Tahiri was instantly apprehensive about the just follow my lead ambush, but it was too late to discuss it.
Waiting for them at the foot of the ramp was Schliebak's Majordomo, a fat Devaronian named Luattir with a long jagged scar down the right side of his neck. Accompanying him were eight guards. Three Humans, two Weequays, a Whiphid, a Gotal, and a hulking Togorian. Tahiri spotted another dozen or so of various species concealed farther back. Oddly, she saw no Gamorreans. Several of the nearer thugs were openly and lustfully staring at the two Jedi.
There was quite a bit to stare at, Tahiri had to admit. Both Alema Rar and herself were wearing skin-tight black jumpsuits that were open down to their navels. On their feet were black mid-heeled boots that came up to just below the knee. Alema Rar had to spend some time convincing Tahiri to wear the boots, which were just painful enough to cause a bit of pleasure for Tahiri. The only color in the outfits were the chrome spiked collar, wrist-cuffs, and magnetic belts that adorned the Jedi. Their lightsabers were secure at their sides. Tahiri perceived a tingle of pleasure from Alema Rar from all the attention
"Greetings Jedi. I am the Great Schliebak's Majordomo, Luattir. Welcome to Spraikela."
Before he could continue, Alema Rar strolled seductively down the ramp, and right up next to the Devaronian. She wrapped an arm around his waist and put the other hand on his chest. "Thank you soooo much. Me and Tahiri really need to speak with Schliebak. We'll just be a minute. We promise." She turned to Tahiri. "Isn't that right, Tahiri?" she said while nodding at her.
Tahiri was momentarily dumbfounded by the Twi'lek's seductive act. She quickly recovered and said, "Oh yeah. Just a couple of minutes. We'll be out before you know it."
Alema Rar ran a finger down Luattir's chest. He tore his attention away from her and back to Tahiri. "Um, the, uh, Great Schliebak is uh, indisposed at the moment. Perhaps if you would like to tell me why you need to see him, I can deliver a message," he stammered out, while looking back and forth between the two Jedi.
Tahiri sensed that he was just fishing for information. Schliebak was waiting for them. Luattir had been instructed to take them to him.
Alema Rar leaned in closer to him. "I can't do that, but if you take me too him, I'll personally reward you for your effort." She was practically in his pocket by this point.
"Fi ... Fine, but I need you to leave your lightsabers on your ship," he told them as he groped Alema Rar's ass.
She and Tahiri exchanged a quick glance. Schliebak hadn't ordered him to say that. It was his own idea. "We can't do that, sweety," Alema Rar cooed into his ear. "It's like a part of us. We promise we won't cut anything off anybody."
"She's right. We won't even pull them out," Tahiri quickly agreed, adding her own mental coercion to Alema Rar's.
"Well, alright, if you give your word not to use them."
The two girls nodded their consent.
Alema Rar stayed glued to Luattir while Tahiri secured the ship. The eight guards formed a loose circle around the two Jedi and the Majordomo and escorted them to the Hutt's throne room.
Tahiri stayed alert for danger, and could sense that, in spite of the slutty act, Alema Rar was on guard as well.
After walking for about five minutes, Tahiri felt her danger sense heighten. She slowed her pace to gain some separation from Alema Rar, and saw the Twi'lek's hand drop down near her lightsaber. The danger was not coming from their guard escort. They were somewhat alert, but no more than they had been all along. Tahiri let her Force presence expand beyond the hallways and rooms they were being led through.
They entered a long hall and Tahiri still could not get a sense of the direction of the danger. The guards still weren't anticipating anything in particular. Suddenly, the floor split down the middle and dropped out from under them.
Just below the floor level, Tahiri was shocked by the Force going blank. Completely blank. Like someone had turned it off.
Ysalamiri! Tahiri thought with dread, just before she hit the new floor several meters below.
Tahiri tried to land with a combat roll, but from so high and without the Force to aid her it didn't turn out so well. She managed to hang on to her lightsaber, and snapped it on as she jumped to her feet, only for her left ankle to almost give way. Tahiri winced in pain but stayed on her feet.
With a glance, Tahiri checked on Alema Rar. She was amazed to discover that the Twi'lek was still holding on to Luattir. Tahiri saw blood running down his neck and heard him gasping for breath.
Alema Rar's left arm was around his throat so tight that the spikes on her wrist cuff were sticking into him. He was over a decimeter taller than the Twi'lek, so she had to pull him down to her level. The hilt of her lightsaber was jammed into his side.
"Freeze, Jedi!" several voices yelled from above them.
Tahiri looked up to see two armor clad Mandalorians on a ledge, pointing blaster rifles at them. Another half-dozen or so guards were spread out to either side. Movement behind her revealed two more Mandalorians and more guards.
"Drop the lightsabers!" one of the Mandalorians ordered them from behind.
Tahiri turned halfway around so neither group would have a clear shot at her back. Alema Rar was doing the same. The Majordomo was still struggling for breath and trying to pull her arm down. Tahiri looked into Alema Rar's eyes and saw a dark coldness in them that was chilling.
"I said drop 'em NOW!" The Mandalorian yelled again. Tahiri thought about trying to grab one of the original guards' blasters, but the nearest ones were all scrambling away.
Before Tahiri could come up with another idea, Alema Rar suddenly released her iron hold on the Majordomo and dropped her lightsaber to the ground. The Devaronian fell to the floor, clutching his throat. Alema Rar gave a brief nod to Tahiri and raised her hands over her head. Her left wrist cuff was still bloody.
Regretfully, Tahiri cut off her lightsaber, dropped it, and held up her hands.
Four more guards came from each end of the hallway. Two of each group had a ysalamir in a frame on their backs.
The four guards that approached Tahiri all had stun batons. The lightsabers were each quickly tossed up to a Mandalorian on the ledge. One of the guards started removing the ysalamir frame from his partner's back. Tahiri was confused until they started strapping it onto her back.
The frame was heavy. Tahiri staggered under the weight. They tried to put stun cuffs onto the Jedi's wrists, but the spiked cuffs got in the way. One of the Mandalorians tossed down some fibercord, and they tied Tahiri and Alema Rar's hands behind their backs. Tahiri winced as the spikes on the cuffs stuck into her arm. The skin-tight jumpsuit she was wearing was just thick enough that the spikes didn't stick all the way through it. The four Mandalorians and about a dozen guards escorted the now bound Jedi to Schliebak's throne room.
Schliebak was only a little over four centuries old, and not that big?for a Hutt. What was even more unusual was the collection of scars he had criss-crossing his body. Tahiri could see several on his head and chest. One looked like someone had thrown acid on him, covering a big part of his left side. They were stopped several meters in front of the raised platform that he was resting on.
"Ah, my new Jedi slaves," Schliebak said with a booming laugh.
"I'm no frakking slave, you fat slug!" Tahiri yelled back at him.
Schliebak gave another booming laugh and made a motion with his hand. One of the guards flicked a short power-whip and hit the back of her thigh. Tahiri screamed and fell to the floor. She overcame the pain in a few seconds, and then faked pain another minute or so. When she judged that she had cried enough, she looked back at the Hutt, still holding her thigh with her tied hands. Tahiri didn't want them to know about her resistance to pain.
The Hutt gave another booming laugh and said, "Foolish Jedi. Soon you'll learn your new place in life." Tahiri bit back another scathing insult. Schliebak barked some orders in Huttese and the two Jedi were taken away.
The group arrived in some kind of workshop, and an old human tech tried to remove the spiked collars and wrist cuffs.
"They can only be taken off with the Force," Alema Rar explained to him. He laughed and brought over a laser cutter. Then he carefully cut the collar and cuffs off of the Jedi. Alema gave Tahiri a conspiratorial wink as he cut her collar off.
Alema Rar was placed in stun cuffs and the ysalamir frame was taken off of Tahiri. "Strip, Jedi," one of the guards ordered. "Take it all off."
"Go frakk yourself," Tahiri replied almost without thought. A guard behind her flicked the power-whip again. It snapped right next to Tahiri's head, just missing her ear. She flinched reflexively.
"Look Jedi, you can take off your clothes, or you can be unconscious and we'll do it for you," the guard said slowly. Tahiri glanced at Alema Rar, who had been forced to her knees by two of the Mandalorians. She nodded, and mouthed the words Trust me to Tahiri.
Reluctantly, Tahiri pulled off the boots and skimpy jumpsuit in front of the leering guards. Once again she wished that Alema Rar had let her wear underwear with the outfit.
Tahiri tried to cover her breasts and crotch with her hands, but a guard ordered her to put them at her side. Two of the guards started putting another ysalamir frame on her back. This one was lighter than the other.
"Hey, what about my clothes?" Tahiri asked.
"This is all you get, Jedi," he replied with a laugh.
The young Human was humiliated by the thought that she wouldn't be allowed to wear anything. She thought about trying to make a run for it, but knew that she couldn't with the ysalamir frame, even as light as it was. Tahiri was further dismayed when the guards pushed her to the worker, who stood waiting with a heatless laser welder.
Tahiri was forced to stand idly while he welded the first durasteel strap of the harness onto her hips, which supported most of the weight of the ysalamir frame. Another strap went tightly around her abdomen. A pair of straps was also welded in place just above and just below her breasts. The last strap was welded vertically to the four other straps, and ran between her tits. The frame and straps were designed to be a little flexible, so Tahiri didn't have to be completely immobile.
Next they forced Tahiri to her knees and strapped her forearm and hand down. Her wrist was over an opening on the anvil. The welder fastened a durasteel manacle around her wrist and welded it into place. Then, to Tahiri's surprise, they pulled her arm forward and welded another shackle tightly around her bicep. The process was repeated with her other wrist and arm, then she had to lie on her back and lay each of her ankles over the anvil to be shackled.
Last of all Tahiri was forced to kneel with her head down so he could weld a collar around her neck. The wrist, ankle and bicep cuffs each had a small D-ring welded to them, to make it easier to attach the captive Jedi's limbs in place. The collar had a larger D-ring on the front, as well as another one at the back of Tahiri's neck.
The guards pulled Tahiri's hands to her sides and her wrists and biceps were locked to the ysalamir frame. Small quick-snap locks were part of the frame. This made it easy to lock her cuffs to the frame. Then she was moved to the side and forced to kneel again with two of the Mandalorians standing over her. This 'slave' outfit is going to be hard to get used to, Tahiri thought to herself.
Alema Rar was pulled to her feet and her stun cuffs and ysalamir frame taken off.
"Strip, slave," the guard commanded her.
The lithe Twi'lek didn't have to be told twice. Alema Rar took the simple act of undressing and turned it into a sex act. Even Tahiri was almost mesmerized by her slow, sensual strip show. The Mandalorians didn't seem to be affected, but who knew what was going on under that armor.
While the guards strapped the ysalamir on her and it was welded it into place, Alema Rar flirted like, well, like a Twi'lek slave girl. She was still smiling seductively when the old man welded the cuffs and collar on her. Alema Rar even thanked him for her new jewelry with a slow, open-mouthed kiss.
The Majordomo Luattir came in, and put a stop to the extended thank you. He had a thick bandage on his throat.
"Jedi Bitch!" he rasped at Alema Rar when she finally turned away from the welder.
"I'm really sorry about that, Master. If there's anyway at all I can make it up to you, just let me know." She licked her lips slowly. "I'll do anything you want me too," she added. One of the Mandalorians was holding her back from walking to him.
The Majordomo looked her over a moment, as if judging her sincerity. "The Great Schliebak chose not to inform me of his true intentions for the Jedi. However, he has instructed me to tell you," he looked directly at the two Jedi. "That the ysalamir frames have a small amount of explosives built in." He let the words sink in for a moment. "They can be set off by remote or by proximity. If you escape, you die. If you cause problems, or if someone attempts to rescue you, you die. Do you understand?"
Tahiri was dismayed by the precautions. Alema Rar had no such worries. "Yes Master. We'll be good girls. We promise." She glanced over to the scowling Tahiri. "Won't we be good girls, Tahiri?" She asked.
Since she didn't see any other options at the time, Tahiri agreed to be a good girl.
"Excellent. Now you'll be taken to your cells for a while. Oh, and one more thing, please don't insult us by trying to disarm the bombs. They are tamper-proof."
Alema Rar's arms were locked to the ysalamir frame like Tahiri's. The guards hauled Tahiri to her feet. They attached a chain about half-a-meter long to the Jedi's ankle cuffs. Then a thick black hood was pulled over each of their heads. Tahiri felt them snap something onto the front of her collar and a tug from it.
Walking blindfolded, with a heavy pack and ankle cuffed was very difficult. Luckily there was a guard on either side of Tahiri that kept her from falling several times. After what seemed like an eternity they arrived at the cell.
Tahiri was pushed against a wall. A guard told her, "This cell is monitored at all times. If you tamper with anything, especially the ysalamir, we will do bad things to you. Very bad things. Oh, and in case you were thinking of killing the ysalamir and having your precious Force back, forget it. The bomb will explode immediately. More are around the outside of the cell anyway."
They released Tahiri's hands, and pulled the hood off as they backed out of the cell. Tahiri turned in time to see the door slam shut and heard the lock click into place. She started to walk over to the cell's bunk and almost tripped. Her ankles were still shackled. She shuffled over and sat down.
Tahiri had hoped that Alema Rar would have been here, but for all Tahiri knew she could be in the next cell or off planet by now. For the first time since getting captured, Tahiri had a chance to ponder her current situation.
She was imprisoned and stripped of the Force. Any escape or rescue attempt would probably result in a quick death. When had Schliebak started working with Mandalorians? Tenel Ka is going to have some explaining to do when I get out of here, Tahiri thought.
The cell had a small refresher station in one corner and the bunk in another. The door had a rectangular slot, about the right size for a tray, at waist height, and another at the bottom. Tahiri laid down on the bunk, which had a depression just right for the ysalamir frame built in.
Jedi can use the Force to rejuvenate themselves and stay awake for days at a time. Without the Force, the stress of the day and weight of the frame caught up with Tahiri. About 15 minutes after lying down, she was asleep.
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I like how DuckDuckGo makes it clear that they can still make money (with ads like Google) without having to track their users. I'm a user for life!
It's cleaner and has more prepopulated info in results. Here's the post https://duck.co/forum/thread/572...
DAVE MORIN@davemorin · Entreprenuer
Big fan of these guys.
Chase Perkins@chasethetruth · Strategy @SelfKey | Founder @ Thoughtly
It's pretty amazing what these guys have accomplished with a fraction of google's resources. I'm pleased to see continued progress...


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Q&A: What languages do i need to learn for ios phone app development?
Question by global imrc: What languages do i need to learn for ios phone app development?
I don't know anything in computer programming but i do have a great idea for an app that i've heard hundreds of positive responses to my idea. I have always wanted to learn how to create something that will impact a lot of people positively. I'm ready to learn now but i don't know where to start. I know i'll need to know how to use cocoa touch written in objective-c using X-code 5.0.2. Where do i start? I've heard of HTML, CSS, PHP, Ruby on Rails, C, C++ and then Objective C. Do i have to learn all those languages before i start learning Objective C? Where do i start since this will be a self-learning no classroom experience? Also, do i have to learn to use something prior to Cocoa to understand Cocoa touch?
I also heard of Object oriented Programming (oop)
Best answer:
Answer by Stephen
Objective C
Know better? Leave your own answer in the comments!
What do I need? (Wireless Router etc.) 10 pts. asap!!?
Question by Cujo: What do I need? (Wireless Router etc.) 10 pts. asap!!?
Needing to get internet on my computer which is in two rooms over from the other computer. I don't know much about wireless routers and I need to know just what I need. My computer is a HP pavilion desktop. Very fast where as the other computer is simply a dell and is a pretty slow. I need to pick up internet from the dell.
I was looking to buy a Netgear N150 wireless router for my computer but then the description said '2.4GHz 802.11n draft 2.0 adapter, 802.11b/g wireless adapter or Ethernet adapter and cable for each computer' so what does that mean exactly?
Also the technician said I would need some type of wireless access card but my boyfriend said that some computers come with the ability to pick up wireless internet if you have the wireless router..
So…what do I need to make this work?
Best answer:
Answer by kim
you need the router to emit the signal from your internet connection and a wireless net work adapter to pick up the signal
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On Friday we are travelling to Hadleigh, Suffolk where we are to be given a V.I.P. tour round the inside of Hadleigh Guildhall in order to take some photographs for the web site before it opens to the public for the summer season. I'm quite looking forward to that.
The weather forecast for Friday is pretty dismal but, apart from yesterday when there was quite a bit of sun, it has been rather rainy for about a week now.
After our visit I shall spill the beans here. Remember – you saw it here first!


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Whether it's just a few weeks over summer, or after you leave university for good, it can be difficult to keep in contact with your friends. You may feel like you're annoying them when you send them messages, or even worry that they'll forget about you. As final year journalism and public relations student Alistair Berry prepares to say goodbye to his friends, he shares his top tips for staying in touch.
Keep talking
It might sound obvious, but the most important thing is to keep talking! When you're not seeing each other regularly anymore, it becomes a lot harder to send messages and find things to say. It might feel like you're annoying or bothering them, but chances are they will appreciate the message. Group chats can be a great way to keep in touch with lots of people at once – just don't be the one that sends spam!
Go to events together
If you're planning to go to any festivals or concerts over the summer, try mentioning them to your friends before you buy your tickets. Arranging to go in a group gives you something to look forward to and talk about in the run-up. And you can reminisce and share pictures after.
Plan a holiday
A holiday with your mates can be a great way to stay in touch. Even if the holiday is months away you'll have lots to talk about in the run-up – what you'll do, what to take, how amazing it'll be. If the budget is tight you don't have to go for two weeks at a five-star resort, you could try hostels or even stay within the UK, visiting theme parks or city attractions. Some societies and sports may do their own trips over the summer, so keep an eye out for these opportunities.
Visit each other at home
It can be amazing to visit your friends in their home town or have them come to stay with you. It might be a completely different part of the country and you can plan to do all sorts of things during the visit – if you live near a big city or attraction you can plan to go for the day, or even an adventure in the countryside can be fun. If your funds have dwindled over the summer, this can be a cheap and easy way to see each other without having to buy expensive concert tickets or booking hotel rooms. Plan to do budget-friendly things like sight-seeing and picnics, and sleep on the sofa (or the spare room if you're lucky).
Game together
If you're a bit of a gamer make sure you exchange Steam, PSN or Gamertags before you go home for summer. Thrashing your friends on FIFA or Call of Duty is good fun as well as a great way to stay in touch. This is perfect if there are a lot of you that have the same console, so start asking.
You'll no doubt have made some amazing friends at university and hopefully these tips will help you keep in touch.
For more tips and advice on all aspects of student life, take a look at the University of Lincoln student life blog
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ST. JOSEPH'S, MOSSLEY – 2/3 June, 2012 – www.stjosephmossley.org.uk
200 CLUB – £25 J Warburton; £15 L Gee; £10 R Cox.
AU REVOIR – Paul and Karen Kelly and Anna and Charlotte, leave this weekend for America. They will be living in Wilmington, Delaware; we wish them well. ANNIVERSARY – Audrey Carey
MASS TIMES THIS WEEK – 10am each day
FEASTS THIS WEEK -Tues – St Boniface; Wed- St Norbert and St Jarleth; Fri – St Coleman; Saturday- St Columba (Columcille)
ADORATION OF THE BLESSED SACRAMENT – Fridays at 9-10am
CONFESSIONS Saturdays at 10.30am and 6.10pm
WILLOW WOOD HOSPICE WALK – Margaret Buckly is taking part in the Midnight Walk for the Hospice. If you would like to sponsor her there is a list in the porch; last year we helped her to raise £311.00 pounds.
WHIT FRIDAY PROCESSION – Many thanks to all for making the procession a happy occasion; everything went swimmingly- with even a dash of panache! The weather was kind, not too hot and not too cold, and we covered the route at a canter. The men who carried the banners and statues probably lost a few pounds in weight. The flower ladies (floral experts) burnt the midnight oil decorating Our Lady and St Joseph, but their results were stunning. A pity we couldn't provide refreshments afterwards- we'll have to work on that. Any photographs of the procession can be sent to Brian who looks after the website.
DIAMOND JUBILEE BARBECUE – Tuesday around 5pm. The forecast is a little uncertain at present- bring a fleece and wellingtons just in case! The back garden will be better in the evening, and anyone at a loose-end is welcome to join us.
THE LION KING – theatre outing in February, 2013, for this award winning musical. There is a list in the porch.
A CHANCE TO RELAX – it is not often that workers get four whole days off the treadmill, so hopefully, parishioners will be able to put their feet up. And the children are off school for a fortnight. The heatwave has bid farewell; perhaps it will return later in the year. Last weekend was certainly a corker and it was lovely to see people sitting in their gardens just watching the grass grow! So, an historic weekend and 'flaming June' to enjoy
NOTICE OUTSIDE A YOUTH HOSTEL -'If you can't see the fells then it's raining and if you can see the fells then it's going to rain!
DARK HUMOUR – ' a man fell off the 50th floor of a skyscraper. As he passed the 15th floor, some friends shouted out, 'How are things?' 'All right so far', he replied.


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Carly Rose Sonenclar
Photo credit: Fox
Last week I was catching up on X-Factor and Carly Rose Sonenclar is the it girl besides the Country Star himself Tate Stevens. I love them both! They are my top contenders for this show. There was a lot of talk about her last night on Facebook. So check the video and tell me what you think.


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Currently reading
Merchant of Venice (Arden Shakespeare: Third)
John Drakakis, William Shakespeare
The Assassin and the Princess
Sarah J. Maas
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1:00 am 10 March 2011
I think that the plot behind this book was great. I liked the plot most of the time - not too fast paced but still enough action, time to get to know John before the action really started kicking in and time to get to know the background. Some of the plot twists were kinda predictable, but some of them were okay. The ending surprised me, though I fear that the new character who is introduced in the end (wont say who, it would spoil a lot if you haven't read the book), may be too strong a character, but let's see what happens in the next books.
I also found John a great character. He had just the right feelings for his home-planet, and just the right feelings for the Earth. He didn't hate that he was here, but he didn't hate his own home either. As a person he also seemed decent, good.
The writing style... wasn't really the best. Some unnecessary things were just being dragged on and on and on, and sometimes it felt like the authors just sprinted ahead and didn't gave some of the more interesting things enough attention. Also... the romance. It became stuffy to write about. It was way too... too much. I don't think I can describe it any other way. It was just too much. I hadn't expected that much romance of this book, and I found it to sometimes be
the plot
instead of the real plot. And that is not a good thing. At least I don't think the romance was supposed to be the main plot. But it overpowered everything sometimes, and it was waaaaay to cheesy to hear about how John and Sarah sometimes called each other if none of them could sleep, just to hear each other breath. Seriously. Also, the fact that they toke the pseudonym of the character in the book... well, they might think it was quite funny, I just thought it to be stupid.
I might have given this a lower score, had it not been for one other thing. Brace yourself for Sam Goode. Sam is an Alien Nerd with capital A and N. He believes in them, even though everybody else seems to think he's crazy. He actually believes his father was abducted by an alien. As stupid as this might sound, Sam as a character, just worked. He was cute, he was weird, he was funny and he was totally badass and an amazing friend. Sam is in some ways a very cliché nerd, but in other ways he's just... so Sam. And I loved him for being Sam. I think Sam was a cute, spunky and totally interesting character, and he was what kept me going through the cheesy romance.
I should also credit the dog, even though it was quite easy to see him for what he was, even when John didn't it was quite obvious, but still, he was cute and I liked him. So, credit to him, too.
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In this sisterhood, we celebrate our hardworking and ambitious sisters. This page serves not only as our record of involvement in the community but also as our way of noting the legacy of a sister's leadership roles and achievements through aKDPhi.
Jump to any of the following categories:
- Chapter Recognition
- Professional Network
- Leadership on Campus
- Leadership Beyond
- Individual Recognition
Chapter Recognition
Achievement Awards
Highest Breast Cancer Awareness Fundraiser at aKDPhi Southeast Sisterhood Conference (2016)
Top 3 Highest GPA at aKDPhi Southeast Sisterhood Conference (2016)
Council Chapter of the Year (2016)
Highest Council GPA (2016)
Council Chapter of the Year (2015)
Highest Council Chapter GPA (2015)
Outstanding Philanthropy (2013)
Council Chapter of the Year (2011)
Creative Awards
Best Paddles at aKDPhi Southeast Sisterhood Conference (2011)
Performance Awards
First Place Sorority at Southeast APIA Unity Mixer Stroll Competition (2015)
First Place Sorority at Southeast APIA Unity Mixer Stroll Competition (2013)
First Place Sorority at Southeast APIA Unity Mixer Stroll Competition (2012)
First Place with Beta Chi Theta at Lambda Theta Alpha Talent Show (2012)
First Place with Omega Delta Phi at Lambda Theta Alpha Talent Show (2011)
Spirit Awards
GEICO School Spirit Championship Prize (2013)
Most Spirited Chapter at UF Greek Week (2011)
Winner of Victoria's Secret PINK Battle of the Greeks Contest (2011)
First Place at Theta Nu Xi Scavenger Hunt (2011)
Host Chapter at alpha Kappa Delta Phi Southeast Sisterhood Rally (2016)
Host Chapter at alpha Kappa Delta Phi Southeast Sisterhood Rally (2011)
Professional Network
University of Florida Graduate Program in Occupational Therapy: Kathleen Contreras
University of Florida Graduate Program in Physical Therapy: Eleyn Fangonilo
Florida International University Program Physician Assistant: Monica Tirtarahardja
Florida Atlantic University College of Medicine: Katie Boylan
Florida Atlantic University Masters in Biomedical Sciences: Monica Tirtarahardja
Harvard University Graduate School of Design, Architecture: Katie Chu
Nova Southeastern University Physicians Assistant Program: Rebecca Tam
Seton Hall University Graduate Program in Speech-Language Pathology: Joyce Alilio
Syracuse University Graduate Program in Audiology: Aimee Alilio
University of Florida College of Dentistry: Ann Hoang
University of Florida College of Medicine: Florence Luong
University of Florida College of Nursing: Teresa Truong
University of Florida College of Nursing: Amy Nguyen
University of Florida College of Nursing: Tiffany Chiu
University of Florida College of Pharmacy: Jessica Truong
University of Florida College of Pharmacy: Nicole Meretsky
University of Florida College of Pharmacy: Kara Ramos
University of Florida College of Pharmacy: Isabel Won
University of Florida College of Pharmacy: Dan-Tam Nguyen
University of Florida College of Pharmacy: Jessi Vo
University of Florida College of Pharmacy: Tina Wang
University of Florida Doctor of Physical Therapy Program: Christina Chan-Pong
University of Florida Graduate Program in Family, Youth and Community Sciences: Whitney Fung
University of Florida Graduate Program in Physical Therapy: Ari Garay
University of Florida Graduate Program in Public Health: Alyssa Wang
University of Florida Graduate Program in Speech-Language Pathology: Jen Vu
University of Florida Masters in Health Administration Program: Klea Jampasar
University of Miami School of Nursing: Cecelia Truong
University of Miami School of Nursing: Michelle Jimenez
University of South Florida College of Behavioral and Community Sciences: Sandy Au Yeung
William Carey University College of Osteopathic Medicine: Greta Gania
Accenture: Vanessa Kwong, Helen Shin
Bento Cafe: Samantha Lai
KPMG: Vanessa Kwong
Macy's: Sabrina Chan-Pong
Public Financial Management: Vanessa Kwong
Soshified.com: Oanh Nguyen
GE- Edison Engineering Development Program: Irene Ng
Leadership on Campus
World AIDS Day Director (2008-2009): Whitney Fung
American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE)
Junior Trio Representative (2011-2012): Caity Soriano
Asian American Student Union (AASU)
President (2014-2015): Stephanie Wong
AASA Show Director (2015): Monisa Lu
AASA Show Director (2015): Elizabeth Nguyen
AASA Show Director (2007): Vanessa Kwong
AASA Tech Head (2016): Jessica Nguyen
AASA Multimedia Head (2015):Arianne Lazaro
AASA Programming Head (2015): Havi Tran
Co-President (2009-2010): Vanessa Kwong
Internal Vice President (2010-2011): Alyssa Wang
Internal Vice President (2008-2009): Vanessa Kwong
Internal Vice President (2007-2008): Bowie Stephens
External Vice President (2007-2008): Vanessa Kwong
Vice President of Education (2009-2010): Alyssa Wang
Treasurer (2011-2012): Sabrina Chan-Pong
Treasurer (2009-2010): Bowie Stephens
Secretary (2011-2012): Marsha Vongjesda
Secretary (2010-2011): Monica Tirtarahardja
Campus Affairs Chair (2008-2009): Alyssa Wang
Service Chair (2010-2011): Dianna Yan
Indian Students Association Liaison (2010-2011): Cecelia Truong
Music Fest Director (2017): Nikki Nguyen
Music Fest Co-Director (2016): Areille Marigomen
Music Fest Co-Director (2016): Monica Ouano
Music Fest Co-Director (2014): Van Hoang
Music Fest Co-Director (2013): Christina Chan-Pong
Music Fest Co-Director (2012): Christina Chan-Pong
Music Fest PR Head (2015): Havi Tran
Advocacy Chair (2012-2013): Stephanie Wong
Olympics Director (2016): Athena Wong
Asian Kaleidoscope Month (AKM/K-Month)
Executive Director (2016): Havi Tran
Executive Director (2015): Vivian Nguyen
Executive Director (2014): Alice Zhang
Executive Director (2013): Isabel Won
Assistant Director (2018): Arianne Lazaro
Assistant Director (2007): Vanessa Kwong
Director of Advertising (2013): Alice Zhang
Director of Advertising (2011): Alyssa Wang
Director of Archiving (2013): Lien Tracy Dang
Director of Multimedia (2012): Julienne Somera
Director of Recording (2010): Irene Ng
Director of Programming (2016): Monica Ouano
Director of Programming (2015): Van Hoang
Director of Programming (2012): Sabrina Chan-Pong
Director of Promotions (2017): Audrey Ogoc
Director of Promotions (2007): Bowie Stephens
Closing Ceremony Co-Director (2018): Jennifer Xiao
Closing Ceremony Co-Director (2013): Jessica Truong
Closing Ceremony Co-Director (2011): Sabrina Chan-Pong
Fashion Show Co-Director (2017): Erika Dennison
Fashion Show Co-Director (2016): Alexandra Go
Fashion Show Co-Director (2014): April Rutherford
Fashion Show Co-Director (2012): Sarah Otsuka
Food Festival Co-Director (2014): Vivian Nguyen
Food Festival Co-Director (2012): Isabel Won
Food Festival Co-Director (2012): Jessica Truong
Food Festival Co-Director (2010): Marsha Vongjesda
Food Festival Co-Director (2008): Rebecca Tam
Food Festival Co-Director (2008): Whitney Fung
Mr. & Miss AASU Pageant Co-Director (2012): Tina Wang
Talent Show Co-Director (2013): Fiona Chai
Talent Show Co-Director (2010): Cecelia Truong
Multimedia Committee (2012): Alice Zhang
Webmaster (2010): Kevina Lee
Creative Director (2015): Kathy Ngo
Chinese American Student Association (CASA)
President (2008-2009): Samantha Lai
Co-External Vice President (2011-2012): Isabel Won
Co-Events Coordinator (2009-2010): Michelle Jimenez
Historian (2009-2010): Oanh Nguyen
Webmaster (2010-2011): Kevina Lee
Filipino Student Association (FSA)
President (2018-2019): Sara Marigomen
Vice President of Internal Affairs (2015-2016): Dana Dolores
Vice President of Mass Communications (2017-2018): Sara Marigomen
Vice President of Membership (2018-2019): Jennifer Estrellado
Vice President of Multimedia (2018-2019): Erika Dennison
Vice President of External Affairs (2018-2019): Alyssa Estrellado
Rush/Recruitment Chair (2018-2019): Hailey DeRigo
Rush/Recruitment Chair (2017-2018): Jennifer Estrellado
Rush/Recruitment Chair (2015-2016): Monica Ouano
Rush/Recruitment Chair (2014-2015): Nicole Orlino
Mass Communications Chair (2018-2019): Celina Wong
Mass Communications Chair (2014-2015): Nancy Yeung
Multimedia Chair (2017-2018): Erika Dennison
Cultural Chair (2012-2013): Roselle Derequito
Cultural Chair (2011-2012): Klea Jampasar
Dance Coordinator (2017-2018): Audrey Ogoc
Dance Coordinator (2013-2014): Dana Dolores
Barrio Fiesta Committee (2014): Nicole Orlino
Barrio Fiesta Committee (2013): Angie Llanos
Barrio Fiesta Committee (2012): Regina Javier
Def Talent Jam Director (2015): Dana Dolores
Def Talent Jam Assistant Director (2018): Audrey Ogoc
Def Talent Jam Assistant Director (2015): Nicole Orlino
Def Talent Jam Assistant Director (2014): Reena Martinez
Def Talent Jam Stage Manager (2012): Roselle Derequito
Def Talent Jam Programming Co-Head (2017): Korinna Abejuela
Def Talent Jam Multimedia Co-Head (2017): Claire Generato
Def Talent Jam Committee (2016): Korinna Abejuela
Def Talent Jam Committee (2012): Angie Llanos
Def Talent Jam Committee (2011): Roselle Derequito
Freshman Leadership Program (FLP)
Co-Assistant Director (2014-2015): Nikki Nguyen
Co-Assistant Director (2012-2013): Christina Chan-Pong
Co-Assistant Director (2012-2013): Regina Javier
Director (2011-2012): Monica Tirtarahardja
Co-Director (2010-2011): Sabrina Chan-Pong
Co-Assistant Director (2008-2009): Florence Luong
Co-Director (2007-2008): Bowie Stephens
Co-Director (2007-2008): Vanessa Kwong
Health Educated Asian Leaders (HEAL)
Health Panel Director (2016-2017): Kathy Ngo
Expedition Coordinator (2016-2017): Melissa Vailikit
Internal Affairs (2009-2010): Ann Hoang
Historian (2011-2012): Roselle Derequito
International Pharmaceutical Student Federation
Fundraising Chair (2014-2015): Isabel Won
Korean Undergraduate Student Association (KUSA)
External Vice President (2009-2010): Oanh Nguyen
Social Chair (2008-2009): Jen Vu
Webmaster (2011-2012): Klea Jampasar
Students Taking Action Against Racism
Director of Speakers and Special Events (2014-2015): Monisa Lu
Vietnamese Student Organization (VSO)
President (2017-2018): Jenny Trang
President (2014-2015): Vivian Nguyen
President (2010-2011): Ann Hoang
Internal Vice President (2017-2018): Kim Vo
External Vice President (2016-2017): Nhu Le
External Vice President (2014-2015): Elizabeth Nguyen
External Vice President (2013-2014): Vivian Nguyen
External Vice President (2011-2012): Nancy Nguyen
Public Relations Director (2014-2015): Kathy Ngo
Public Relations Director (2013-2014): Oanh Le
Public Relations Director (2009-2010): Ann Hoang
Fundraising Director (2012-2013): Lien Tracy Dang
Fundraising Director (2010-2011): Nancy Nguyen
Cultural Director (2014-2015): Tracie Le
Social Director (2013-2014): Elizabeth Nguyen
Historian (2010-2011): May Luong
Building Dreams Foundation
Fundraising Chair (2013-2014): Stephanie Wong
Public Relations Chair (2017-2018): Cindy Nguyen
Public Relations Chair (2011-2012): May Luong
Cantonese Interest Group
External Vice President (2010-2011): Garm Tsang
Equal Access Clinic
Volunteer (2017): Nina Cortes
Florida Blue Key
Search and Branding Committee (2013): Sabrina Chan-Pong
Tapping Committee (2013): Nancy Nguyen
Tapping Committee (2013): Monica Tirtarahardja
FootPrints: Buddy & Support Program
Member (2017): Emily Miloro
Gator Smiles
Vice President (2013-2014): Aimee Alilio
Secretary (2012-2013): Aimee Alilio
Public Relations Chair (2011-2012): Aimee Alilio
Fundraising Chair (2011-2012): Joyce Alilio
Graduate Student Council
External Secretary (2012-2013): Whitney Fung
Greek Life and Sorority/Fraternity Affairs
Florida Greek Ambassador (2014): Kathleen Contreras
Florida Greek Ambassador (2010): Irene Ng
Greek Conduct Committee (2011-2012): Briahna Brown
Multicultural Greek Council
MGC Executive Vice President (2016): Tracie Le
Showcase Director (2015): Jean Saltivan
Assistant Showcase Director (2015): Kristyn Wong
Assistant Showcase Director (2014): Kathleen Contreras
Programming Team (2015): Havi Tran
Public Relations Director (2016): Kelly Nguyen
Public Relations Director (2014): Jean Saltivan
Public Relations Director (2012): Regina Javier
Public Relations Director (2011): Kevina Lee
Public Relations Director (2010): Helen Shin
Scholarship Director (2010): Irene Ng
Webmistress (2012): Lien Tracy Dang
Webmistress (2011): Kevina Lee
Order of Omega
Secretary (2011-2012): Briahna Brown
The Odyssey
Photographer (2014-2015): Havi Tran
Staff Writer/Representative (2012): Susan Ho
Staff Writer/Representative (2011): Kevina Lee
The Hip-Hop Collective
Secretary (2014-2015): Kylie Routson
Hispanic Student Association (HSA)
Hispanic Heritage Month (HHM)
Assistant Marketing Director (2013): Stephanie Ou
Multicultural & Diversity Affairs
Marketing Ambassador (2013): Alice Zhang
Asian Pacific Islander American Affairs
Student Ambassador (2016-2017): Melissa Vailikit
Student Ambassador (2016-2017): Candice Luc
Leadership Development Institute Participant (2013): Amy Li
Leadership Development Institute Participant (2013): Regina Javier
National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
Recording Secretary (2013-2014): Aimee Alilio
Advertising Chair (2012-2013): Aimee Alilio
Society of Asian Scientists & Engineers (SASE)
President (2017-2018): Kate Shin
President (2015-2016): Sarah Otsuka
President (2011-2012): Irene Ng
External Vice President (2015-2016): Kate Shin
External Vice President (2014-2015): Sarah Otsuka
Vice President (2011-2012): Caity Soriano
Vice President (2010-2011): Irene Ng
Secretary (2014-2015): Kate Shin
Secretary (2013-2014): Sarah Otsuka
Secretary (2010-2011): Caity Soriano
Multimedia Chair (2017-2018): Claire Generato
Service Chair (2016-2017): Arianne Lazaro
Alumnae Chair (2016-2017): Candice Luc
SASE Webmaster (Spring 2014): Kate Shin
SASE Rising Star Award (2014): Irene Ng
Sparks Magazine
Creator/Editor-in-Chief (2011-2013): Kevina Lee
Social Media Editor (2014): Julienne Somera
Photography Editor (2014-2015): Lien Tracy Dang
Staff Photographer (2011-2013): Angie Llanos
Staff Photographer (2012-2013): Oanh Nguyen
Multimedia Committee (2013): Julienne Somera
Multimedia Committee (2013): Alice Zhang
Financial Director (2014): Van Hoang
Student Affairs
Student Conduct Committee (2011-2012): Jennifer Pham
Student Activities and Involvement
Ambassador (2013): Stephanie Ou
Student Assistant (2012-2013): Klea Jampasar
Student Assistant (2012-2013): Monica Tirtarahardja
Student Graphic Assistant (2012-2013): Oanh Nguyen
Student Government
Housing Affairs Cabinet Director (2011-2012): Monica Tirtarahardja
Housing Affairs Assistant Director (2013-2014): Stephanie Wong
Information and Communications Committee (2013): Christina Chan-Pong
Member-at-Large (2014): Christina Chan-Pong
Member-at-Large (2013): Nancy Nguyen
Replacement and Agenda Committee (2013): Nancy Nguyen
Rules and Ethics Committee (2013): Nancy Nguyen
Senator (2015-2016): Yen Le
Senator (2014-2015): Stephanie Wong
Senator (2013-2014): Christina Chan-Pong
Senator (2012-2013): Nancy Nguyen
Senator (2012-2013): Tina Wang
Senator (2011-2012): Supachaya Sucharitvanitwong
Senator (2011-2012): Lily Wong
Cabinet Liaison (2014): Stephanie Wong
Unite Party Volunteer Coordinator (2011): Whitney Fung
Vice Chairman of Cabinet Affairs (2014-2015): Lien Tracy Dang
Assistant Director of Greek Affairs Cabinet (2015-2016): Nikki Nguyen
Student National Pharmaceutical Association
President (2013-2014): Tina Wang
Volunteers for International Student Affairs (VISA)
Talent Show Creative Director (2013): Lien Tracy Dang
Talent Show Stage Manager (2011): Sabrina Chan-Pong
University of Florida Alumni Association:
Florida Cicerone: Gabby Nicholas
WUFT News
Reporter (2014-2015): Alexandra Go
Radio Producer (2015): Alexandra Go
UF International Center
Study Abroad Advisor (2015): Kylie Routson
Leadership Beyond
AmeriCorps Program
National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC)
FEMA Corps North Central Region Team Leader (2015-2016): Lien Tracy Dang
National Preparedness & Response Corps (NPRC)
American Red Cross Community Outreach Coordinator (2014-2015): Roselle Derequito
Indonesians in Greater Gainesville
Undergraduate Representative (2010-2011): Monica Tirtarahardja
PR Intern (2016-2017): Sara Preston
National APIA Panhellenic Association
Communications Chair (2013): Kevina Lee
PINK Nation
Campus Representative (2016-2017): Sara Preston
Founder/Owner: Oanh Nguyen
Southeast APIA Unity Mixer
Co-Director (2012-2013): Aimee Alilio
Co-Director (2011-2012): Oanh Nguyen
Promotions Director (2014-2015): Lien Tracy Dang
Promotions Director (2013-2014): Rigen Saltivan
Promotions Director (2011-2012): Aimee Alilio
Records Director (2013-2014): Mary Doromal
Records Director (2014-2015): Mary Doromal
Southeast Regional Conference of Asian American Leaders (SERCAAL)
Executive Director (2015):Lien Tracy Dang
Executive Director (2013): Irene Ng
Logistics Director (2010): Irene Ng
Webmaster (2009): Alyssa Wang
Co-Programming Chair (2007): Bowie Stephens
Co-Programming Director (2013): Stephanie Wong
Multimedia Director (2013): Julienne Somera
Individual Recognition
Achievement Awards
alpha Kappa Delta Phi Nationwide
National Board Wintern (2015): Lien Tracy Dang
National Board Wintern (2014): Lien Tracy Dang
National Pacesetters Program (2016): Nini Chiang
National Pacesetters Program (2015): Yen Le
National Pacesetters Program (2014): Lynn Phu
National Pacesetters Program (2013): Rigen Saltivan
IRIS Award (2012):Oanh Nguyen
National SEN10R LEGACΨ Program (2014): Aimee Alilio
National SEN10R LEGACΨ Program (2014): Roselle Derequito
National SEN10R LEGACΨ Program (2014): Isabel Won
National Scholar Recipient (2012): Joyce Alilio
National Alumnae Board Scholar (2010): Florence Luong
Mental Health Initiative National Representative (2014): Lien Tracy Dang
University of Florida Hall of Fame
Inductee (2016): Stephanie Wong
Asian American Student Union
Unity Award (2009-2010): Oanh Nguyen
Unity Award (2008-2009): Alyssa Wang
Asian Pacific Islander American Affairs
Hall of Fame (2013): Monica Tirtarahardja
Hall of Fame (2012): Alyssa Wang
ECAASU Scholarship
Recipient (2017): Nina Cortes
Recipient (2017): Yen Le
Recipient (2016): Arianne Lazaro
Recipient (2014): Vivian Nguyen
Recipient (2013): Alice Zhang
Recipient (2013): Julienne Somera
Recipient (2013): Stephanie Wong
Recipient (2012): Christina Chan-Pong
Recipient (2012): Sarah Otsuka
Recipient (2011): Sabrina Chan-Pong
Recipient (2010): Alyssa Wang
Recipient (2010): Irene Ng
Recipient (2010): Oanh Nguyen
Recipient (2010): Monica Tirtarahardja
Epsilon Lambda Chi Engineering Leadership Circle
Inductee (2012): Irene Ng
Florida Blue Key
Inductee (2017): Havi Tran
Inductee (2016): Yen Le
Inductee (2015): Julienne Somera
Inductee (2014): Stephanie Wong
Inductee (2013): Christina Chan-Pong
Inductee (2013): Nancy Nguyen
Inductee (2012): Sabrina Chan-Pong
Inductee (2012): Monica Tirtarahardja
Inductee (2011): Whitney Fung
Florida Greek Awards
Outstanding Director Award (2014): Kathleen Contreras
Outstanding Director Award (2011): Kevina Lee
Attendee (2017): Nina Cortes
Attendee (2017): Arianne Lazaro
Attendee (2017): Sara Preston
Attendee (2017): Michelle Tzou
Attendee (2017): Athena Wong
Attendee (2016): Eleyn Fangonilo
Attendee (2016): Gabby Nicholas
Attendee (2016): Nicole Orlino
Attendee (2015): Nikki Nguyen
Attendee (2015): Tracie Le
Attendee (2014): Rana Sayroo
Attendee (2013): Alice Zhang
Attendee (2013): Stephanie Wong
Attendee (2012): Christina Chan-Pong
Attendee (2012): Klea Jampasar
Attendee (2010): Oanh Nguyen
Order of Omega
Inductee (2016): Kathy Ngo
Inductee (2015): Alexandra Go
Inductee (2014): Fiona Chai
Inductee (2014): Kathleen Contreras
Inductee (2014): Van Hoang
Inductee (2014): Lynn Phu
Emerging Greek Leader Award (2012): Isabel Won
Inductee (2012): Aimee Alilio
Inductee (2012): Dan-Tam Nguyen
Inductee (2011): Sandy Au Yeung
Inductee (2011): Briahna Brown
Inductee (2011): Tina Wang
Phi Alpha Delta Mock Trial Tournament
2nd Place (2015): Alexandra Go
Creative Awards
One Greek Store Best Paddle Contest Winner (2012): Dan-Tam Nguyen
One Greek Store Best Paddle Contest Winner (2011): Nancy Nguyen
Pageant Awards
Miss Vietnam Florida Queen (2017): Lauren Nguyen
Miss AASU Pageant First Runner-Up: Lauren Nguyen
Miss AASU Pageant Winner (2012): Klea Jampasar
Miss AASU Pageant First Runner-Up (2010): Ann Hoang
Miss AASU Pageant First Runner-Up (2009): Whitney Fung
Miss AASU Pageant Second Runner-Up (2010): Supachaya Sucharitvanitwong
Miss AASU Pageant Best Cultural Segment (2012): Klea Jampasar
Miss AASU Pageant Best Essay (2011): Irene Ng
Miss AASU Pageant Fan Favorite (2012): Klea Jampasar
Miss AASU Pageant Fan Favorite (2011): Irene Ng
Miss AASU Pageant Miss Congeniality (2013): Christina Chan-Pong
Miss AASU Pageant Miss Congeniality (2012): Klea Jampasar
Performance Recognition
AKM Talent Show 2nd Place Winners (2014): Kathleen Contreras and Amy Li
AKM Talent Show 3rd Place Winner (2013): Stephanie Wong
AASU's Got Talent Emcee (2011): Monica Tirtarahardja
CASA Chinese New Year Show Emcee (2013): Monisa Lu
FSA Def Talent Jam XIX Emcee (2011): Klea Jampasar
FSA Fil-Am History Month Closing Ceremony Emcee (2011): Klea Jampasar
KUSA Spring Festival Emcee (2010): Oanh Nguyen
VSO Tet Show Emcee (2014): Elizabeth Nguyen
VSO Tet Show Emcee (2010): Ann Hoang
Special Recognition
Student Activities & Involvement Student Employee Spotlight (2012): Monica Tirtarahardja
HerCampus.com January Campus Cutie (2011): Briahna Brown
Girls' Generation First USA Fan Meeting Coordinator (2011): Oanh Nguyen


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MMA in Wellington MMA Self Defense Classes in Wellington
MMA not modified as seen and made popular by the UFC is not at all what is needed for Self Defense on the Street. In a Real Street Fight your Assailant or Attacker may have weapons or be accompanied by his Friends and that Changes the Game completely. The entire GAME or Street Fight is Based on the Attacks that may occur need to be trained because you will fight the way you train, by the time an MMA trained fighter figures out that there are no Rules, Referee or controlled atmosphere it is Probably TOO LATE!!!
The BIGGEST and NICEST thing about the Ring is you or your Corner man or the Referee can STOP the Fight, NOT the case on the Street.
Using the Proper Strategies which are to Train to Defend Against Weapons, Against Multiple Attackers, Against Dirty tactics and to Train Dirty Brutal Techniques is the ONLY way to Survive on the Street!!!
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Street Fight Readiness Quiz:
1: Who has the best chance to win a Real street fight?
a. Someone who has earned his black belt.
b. An "Average Joe" off the street.
c. Both A and B are about the same.
d. Women and Kids.
2: How long is the average street fight?
a. About 10 minutes.
b. 5 minutes.
c. Less than 2 minutes.
d. No more than 5 to 10 seconds.
3: Most fights end up on the ground.
a. True
b. False
c. Im not Sure.
4: What is the most important thing to look for on a street confrontation?
a. Concentrate on the Attackers hips to tell you which direction his body will move.
b. His eyes, Show the Attacker you are not intimidated.
c. Keep focused on his hands, he will most likely punch you.
d. Look for open available targets.
5: How many fight techniques should you know?
a. You should know only 2 or 3 moves to avoid confusion.
b. The more moves you understand the better.
c. A front kick is an instant knockout. It's the only move you need.
d. A handful of boxing skills since a good boxer wins almost every time.
6: What is the most important factor in winning a street fight?
a. Size, The bigger, stronger guy will usually wins.
b. Skill level, A skilled black belt can defeat just about anyone.
c. First strike, Whoever hits first will most likely win.
d. Attitude, "Crazy" always beats "Karate".
7: Street fights are usually won in which "fighting range"?
a. Kicking Range.
b. Punching Range.
c. Elbow/Knee Range.
d. On the ground.
8: Which of the following are considered fighting "DIRTY", and should never be used on the street?
a. Biting
b. Gouging the Eyes
c. Hair Pulling
d. Its okay to use these, but only if you are outnumbered.
e. There is no such thing as a dishonorable move in a street fight.
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Interview with Simonne Lee Animal Communicator
Last year I read a book called Heart to Heart by Pea Horsley and it was definietly not what I expected. It was the story of how she discovered the world of animal communication, and in turn learned how to speak to animals! Yes, you heard me correctly. It's a book I highly recommend.
Since then I've been quite intrigued by the world of animal communication. I've always been a believer of things we can't explain, I'm a free spirit and believe that just because we're the "superior being", it doesn't mean there aren't things out in our universe that we don't know about.
When we adopted Oliver last July, my older cat Bosco became a bit depressed and withdrawn. The vet suggested Feliway but I also seeked out the help of Simonne Lee, an Australian animal communicator who got in touch with both of my cats and helped me in creating a more harmonious living situatation for all. Bosco has since turned back into his normal beautiful self, even sometimes sleeping side by side with "annoying" little Oliver.
I had, and still have, so many questions about animal communication and luckily Simonne agreed to an interview - she is lovely! Simonne lives in Sydney with her partner, her cat Nero and her pet snake.
1. Ok for all the skeptics out there, how on earth is it possible that you can talk to animals??
Everyone communicates with their pets/animals whether they are reading body language, vocal signs or vibes/a knowing regards to their pet.
All people connect with animals even those that say they're not animal people – it's just the different levels of connection that we're talking about.
A mother can sense when their baby is not well, hungry or needing some time out (even before they start making sounds).
Some twins can sense when the other is in danger or have hurt themselves – this is due to the connection/bond between them.
With Animal Communication/Whispering we take it to a deeper level so there is free flowing communication.
2. How long have you been communicating with animals?
I've been communicating with animals all my life however it was one special kitty kat that really helped me hone in the ability – Cubby.
She was a stray cat that found me and we became best friends. Cubby taught me to use all senses simultaneously to do this on a professional level.
Professionally I've been doing this for 9 years.
3. When you communicate with animals, how do they answer back? With actual works in English? Or images? Or another way?
Animals communicate differently just like us humans do. Some like to talk and talk and talk – I'll have to butt in at times while others like to show me images or send me a feeling of what's going on for them.
When I teach Animal Communication I talk about the 5 senses and that each of us have a primary sense that we like to express in e.g. visual, vocal, kinaesthetic etc.
Animals are the same regardless of species, they each have their own primary sense to communicate in..
So for example, when I 1st meet a cat, I'll introduce myself, send them an image of me and what my energy feels like. I'll also talk out loud (mainly for the owner's benefit) so they can hear my voice and they will sniff me too. An exchange of communication can be an image or short movie (that's what I like to call it) of what I want them to understand. For me personally as I'm kinaesthetic, I'll also send a feeling of what I'm expressing. For instance, if the owner would like the cat to cuddle more often on their lap, I will send a short movie with the owner stroking the cat – they can see this. The feeling I will send is one of pure love from the owner's perspective and then give them a little feeling of being stroked.
People always ask me do they speak in English? What if the owner doesn't speak English at home to them?
It's not about words as such, it's like an exchange of thoughts with images and feelings. The exchange of thoughts is like a language to itself if you want to be more specific.
4. What kinds of cat personalities have you come across?
Well that's a really interesting question!
Cats like people have such diverse personalities and also it depends on the dynamics they have with their family.
I've met cats where they actually think they are the ruler being a King or Queen of the household, they really live up to the reputation that cats have slaves J.
Then there are other cats that are extremely psychic and intuitive – these ones are spiritually evolved and really help their owner/family to follow their path.
These types of personalities also do quite a bit of healing within the family dynamics (especially if there is any illness/trauma etc.
5. Tell us about your cat? And do you talk to him all the time?
My kitty kat Nero – well we got him from the Cat's Protection Society and he was about 1.5yrs old. My partner really bonded with him and it was his 1st time being responsible for an animal as an adult so we took him home that day. He was called Nero already and it suits him. What I love about Nero is that he is quite aloof, I like that in my animals. He loves to interact but likes his own world too. When we first got him, Nero wouldn't communicate with me for a long time, I had to teach how to communicate (he was a stray cat, use to being his own little man), play and interact. I would ask him questions and for a long time he would only reply with YES or NO. I would tell him he could talk (he would meow out loud thinking this was talking however I soon got him to realise how to communicate). He is still very vocal with his expression but is so much more open to chatting away. He loves it when I work from home so we can hang out. I've given him a job (animals love to have a job as it makes them feel part of the family) and it's 'CatPatrol'. He'll sit on the fence just outside the back door and watch what happens in the backyard – he'll let me know if there are birds or anything odd going on… It does make me laugh! Nero does like periods of chilling out. He'll even tell me to stop talking (I say he gets that from his dad : )….
BTW I've just bought Nero a Pet Cam so I can share through photos his adventures!
Nero on CatPatrol!
6. When you're at home with your animals, can they talk to you whenever they want, or do you have to tune into them?
My animals and I can talk to each other whenever we want – sometimes we may be busy in their own world and not be paying attention but that happens to us humans too. How often has a parent been on the phone/computer and their kids are trying to get their attention? Same thing for my animals…What happens though in my household is that they tend to express more intensely until I acknowledge them. Don't worry, they get their message across to me!!
7. Do you ever experience times when you can't communicate with an animal?
For a living animal unless they've been in an accident/shock/under anaesthetic or are crossing into the spirit world NO…
Even then you can connect with their spirit and communicate with them this way however that is different to communicating with an animal that are a live and coherent.
When you communicate with an animal there is an exchange of energy – some animals will not like this and think it's an intrusion.. I rarely get this but if I do, I tend to gently coax them round and then they will communicate with me.
8. What if you tune into an animal that is asleep?
You can still communicate with an animal that is asleep but you they're not always so forthcoming with information so you gently wake them up a little bit but they'll still be in a dream state just at a different brain wave level. More at a meditational vibration – which means aware of what's going on around you but in a deep relaxed state.
9. And animals that have passed over the rainbow bridge?
Animals that have crossed over into the other realm, well that's still communicating but more on a medium ship level. You're communicating with the spirit/soul of the animal – we do this with humans too.
10. Can you share one of your favorite animal communication stories? How it impacted the owner or the animal or both?
One of my favourite stories is (I'm going to change the name of this cat to Oscar)..Oscar was rescued by his mum and dad, they already had rescued a dog previously. About 1yr into Oscar moving into his family, all the dynamics changed. His mum and brother doggie left and moved to another state. It was decided between the parents that they would split the animals and one would go with each parent.. It had been around 4 months into the changes and with me coming over and helping Oscar understand what was happening and that he wasn't being abandoned again. His dad took some time to heal and both of them bonded even deeper. The connection between them was amazing and they would pre-empt each other's feelings – this was their way of communicating.
At this time I came by to visit Oscar and his dad – all was going well and Oscar seemed to be bouncing back and loving all the attention that he got from women in his area…He is known around the neighbourhood as the Rock Star! I could tell that things where shifting as even his dad had a bounce in his step, a swing in his stride. We went through all the questions that his dad wanted to cover, health, home life, happy with cat sitter, food etc and then it came round to Oscar asking his dad a question…
The funny thing is that Oscar asked his questions in a series of images and it took me a second to understand what he was asking…When I had finally worked it out, I was a bit awkward in asking his owner. You see Oscar was showing me that he was sitting on the bed while his dad put on all these different types of clothes/outfits on and then looked at what seemed to be a mirror. It looks odd coming from Oscar's perspective as his dad had little poses going on. I explained to his owner that this is what Oscar is showing me – I'm not sure what it means but he wants to know why you are doing this…To my surprise, his dad went bright RED, I thought I had said something quite offensive but then sheepishly Oscar's dad says that he's ready to start dating and has bought some clothes and has been trying on different outfits to see if he likes them. I had to stifle a laugh as it was a private moment between the two of them. I said to the dad, that's ok, my kitty kat helps me decide what to wear out on date night! I explained to Oscar what was going on and he thought it was funny too but I could feel a sigh of relief as they were moving past the difficult change that had happened in their life.
By sharing that moment, they both realised that they were good and life was starting to shine again!
11. Why do you think animal communication is valuable?
Animal Communication is about connecting with your pet
Animal Communication brings clarity and accountability into the dynamics for the owner and the pet.. Both parties understand the rules and I like to create a pack for them to agree to. This way both get a reward and with the respect and harmony, a common goal! They both understand each other's point of view instead of confusion through miscommunication. It also brings in instant results with less stress – all parties happy with a lot more love and cuddles. Also as I said above, an animal wants a job/role in the family, it makes them feel included.
I am running a 2hr Workshop An Evening of Animal Talk 5/3/12 at Mosman, Sydney 7-9pm $45.00.
In the workshop I will explain how we communicate, practice some techniques on animals in communication that you can take home and do every day with your pet.
For more information on Simonne's workshop visit http://bit.ly/AA0m0p
I'll be there so will be sure to report back!


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Hey friends! I'm back with another holiday free printable! This time we're celebrating St. Patrick's Day by spreading good luck and cheer! I intended on making and sharing some tasty treat recipes, but ended up fighting the flu instead. I did, however, manage to put together this little treasure to share with you all!
These are so easy to make! You can find the clear cellophane bags at your local craft store, and fill them with any sort of candy or treat you like. I used chocolate coins, but something like Rollos or even Lucky Charms would be fun fillers! Download the link below, print as many as you need (make sure you use a landscape printing format), and cut them into fours. Card stock works best since it has a little more structure to it. Fold each in half, staple them over the baggie opening, and you've got yourself some adorable little St. Patty's goodie bags! Share with friends, loved ones, coworkers, or send them to school with the kiddos!


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Tips for running the most effective work meetings
Many employees consider work meetings as a waste of time. They go to them just because they have to, not to actually speak what's on their minds or to learn something new. Typical work meeting lasts only for 10 or 15 minutes and in this time nothing important can be discussed. This kind of meetings […]
Many employees consider work meetings as a waste of time. They go to them just because they have to, not to actually speak what's on their minds or to learn something new. Typical work meeting lasts only for 10 or 15 minutes and in this time nothing important can be discussed. This kind of meetings really are not too effective, but actually, work meetings can be very useful, but only if they are planned and ran successfully. Here are some useful tips for running the most effective work meetings.
First of all, every work meeting must have an objective. There is no need to run a meeting just because there haven't been any meetings for a while. Meeting must have specific, defined purpose. Think of what you want to achieve with this meeting, what topics you will discuss and why that is even needed. If the one who runs the meeting doesn't have any clear vision of it, nobody else will either.
Think of who should be invited. There is no need to invite everyone who works at the company. More people only will make the meeting more chaotic, unorganized and awkward. So make a participant list, based on the objective of meeting. For example, if you want to solve a problem, invite those people who might be useful sources of information for a solution. If you're announcing any change, invite those people who are affected by the announcement. Then the participants of the meeting will feel that they really must be there and that the meeting is related to them as well.
Make a plan and schedule. The most typical mistakes for meetings is wrong or no schedule. Like it was mentioned above, people just come, maybe talk about one theme for few minutes and go away. That is just inefficient waste of time, because no objectives can be reached this way. If there is a schedule which consists of certain topics and smaller aims, the meeting will be a lot more organized, transparent and effective.
Record the processes of the meetings. That will make it possible to clearly see what the company and the participants have achieved during the meeting also after a while. There should be some notes taken to avoid situation when the meeting have a progress, but everyone forgets it and next time stars everything over. This will also help to achieve the objective, because there will be a need to write down if the objective was or was not reached and how or why?
Ban usage of technical devices. That doesn't mean banning the computers for presentations, but the participants of the meeting shouldn't use their phones, computers or other devices during the meetings. It is quite common problem nowadays, because people better choose to play some games or surf in the internet, not listen and go into the problems that are being discussed.
As you see, it is possible to run a very successful an effective meeting if only there are some preparation works dome and some conditions taken into a consideration. Meetings really are useful for the work of any company, but only if they are ran corectely.


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It was interesting to walk around comparing produce and prices to England, meeting and talking to farmers who seemed genuinely interested in what we farmed at home. Prices generally seemed a little higher.
There was a different variety of produce.
In the main market some sort of guidance for product use was deemed necessary!
What a contrast then to attend our first baseball match at the Nationals Park to see the Washington Nationals (Nats) play the Chicago Cubs.
We were provided with a free T shirt.
And bought our souvenir sodas.
The decor was impressive.
We were a long way up.
But could see the action well.
Assisted by a large screen.
There was plenty of all round entertainment as well as the match.
We managed to follow the match with help from our neighbours. It was very clear to see the winners were the Nats with a score of 13 to 0!


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According to reports from one of Israel's business websites, several Israeli poker players are currently under siege, but not because they play poker. They are allegedly the target of the Israeli government and the Israeli Tax Authority for monies that are allegedly owed to the government.
The website Globes and writer Ela Levi-Weinrib are reporting that, along with those people potentially hiding revenue from real estate sales and foreign bank accounts outside the country, Israeli poker players have come under fire for either underreporting or not reporting their incomes accurately. According to Levi-Weinrib, these players are debating with the Israeli Tax Authority over how their income should be taxed and whether they should even be taxed because of the expenses they incur. The potential tax income for the Israeli government borders on tens of millions of shekels (the monetary base for Israel).
Levi-Weinrib states that, two weeks ago, the Israeli Tax Authority stepped up investigation of gamblers but particularly poker players. Not only were their live efforts under examination but also their online winnings, whether they were tournaments or cash games. The Israeli Tax Authority contends that the players were underreporting their earnings as well as reporting it as income from lotteries or gambling, which are taxed at 35%. The government organization contends that they should have reported their earnings as a business, which is taxed at a much higher rate of 50%.
Another debate, according to Levi-Weinrib, is that players aren't allowed to deduct all their expenses from their earnings. While negotiations reached agreement to allow for the deduction of travel and lodging for the players, there was still disagreement as to whether the players could deduct their actual tournament buy-ins and provable losses. One case is demonstrating the rift between Israeli poker players and their government.
In that case, a player claimed that he began playing as a hobby about ten years ago. In 2010, the unidentified player – at least to Levi-Weinrib and Globes – went to Cyprus for a roster of events. While he apparently hadn't planned to play in a $25,000 "High Roller" event, tournament organizers offered the player a free entry with a special agreement: whatever he won, he would receive 10% of the winnings after deducting the entry fee and taxes to Cyprus' government (nothing was noted about the remaining 90% of the winnings). If he lost, then he didn't owe anything.
The unidentified player went on to win $207,000, according to Levi-Weinrib, but his contention is that he only received $17,000 of that amount – 10% minus the buy-in and the Cypriot taxes. That player then stated to the Israeli Tax Authority that he went on to lose the entire amount while playing other poker plus $1500 he had brought with him from Israel.
A bit of investigation through The Hendon Mob reveals that the player in question might be Ori Miller. Miller played in the 2010 Full Tilt Cyprus Classic $25,000 "High Roller" event, where he finished in second place to Perica Bukara. Miller earned $207,337 for that finish, but his story of "losing everything" after that is problematic in that, five days later at the same festival, he won a $1000 Pot Limit Omaha rebuy tournament for a $36,905 score. Those two tournaments make up much of the $288,916 he won in 2010 (for the record, Miller has almost $750,000 in lifetime tournament earnings).
Another issue in this case is that the "unknown player" is being taxed on the entire amount of the winnings instead of what he alleges he received. The player has a declaration of facts from the casino owner that, under penalty of lying under oath, there was the arrangement between the casino operators and the player, but the Israeli Tax Authority is "not recognizing" that unique arrangement. The difference in the case is significant as it is whether the player would be taxed at roughly $223K U. S. dollars (what the Israeli Tax Authority says the player earned) or at roughly $16K (what the player says he received).
The outcome of this case is in the air now, but in past decisions the government has come out on top. In a past case against poker professional Rafi Amit, Levi-Weinrib reports that the courts already made the determination that poker winnings would be taxed as business earnings, but this still is a point of challenge in many cases because of the status of "professional" or "recreational" player. At stake will be how Israel treats its poker professionals – and their winnings – in the future.


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George Kiraz
George A. Kiraz is the founder and director of Beth Mardutho: The Syriac Institute, and the president of Gorgias Press. He earned an MSt in Syriac Studies from Oxford University, and an MPhil and PhD from Cambridge University. He has an extensive list of publications in Syriac studies.


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Super caps increased for 2014/15
The ATO has announced the following changes to the superannuation contributions caps.
Concessional contributions cap
These include:
- employer contributions (including those under a salary sacrifice arrangement); and
- personal contributions claimed as a tax deduction by a self-employed person.
The amount of the cap will be increased from $25,000 in 2013/14 to $30,000 in 2014/15.
Non-concessional contributions cap
Non-concessional contributions include personal contributions for which taxpayers do not claim an income tax deduction.
The amount of the cap will be increased from $150,000 in 2013/14 to $180,000 in 2014/15.