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|The Night
by bodacious barbie ©
It had been many months since the demise of my last relationship, and the forced isolation it had brought was beginning to take its toll. It seems that when relationships end so do many friendships. I had thrown myself into my work at the local library, working long hours to escape the pain that was my constant companion. Earlier that evening I had watched a couple enter the library, their joy at living struck me hard. My inner voice queried me as to the value of my seclusion from the world. I came to the conclusion that my life needed to go on. I went on about my job the rest of the evening as my mind ticked away...tomorrow, my life must change. I am too young and too full of life to live as a reference librarian, whose only joy was musty copies of old magazines.
That night as I filed the returns, I decided tomorrow, I must return to the world of the living and begin to enjoy all that it holds
As I returned to my apartment, I looked around. I promptly went to my bedroom and began to undress. As I began to unbutton the high necked blouse, one that a matron might wear...my mind fluttered to the memory of the pleasure I used to take as I dressed in the sexy black and frilly things. As I shed the blouse and let it fall to the floor, I could see in the mirror the shiny satin of my bra and mused at how such an "old" blouse could contain such clothing. My hands fell to the zipper at the back of my A-line skirt and deftly lowered the fastener. As the skirt whispers to the floor, again I am taken aback as I gaze at the high cut panty of the same glistening material as the bra. To myself I ask "how did I become this stranger?"
I padded off to the bathroom and draw a hot bath, adding scent to the water. As the bath fills, my bra and panties are flung to the hamper that sits in the corner. I stand in front of the full length mirror that is the shower/tub door, gazing at my body--it has been too long since it has known pleasure. As I stand in front of the mirror...my hands begin to caress the flesh that once echoed such excitement and flush. I notice that my nipples grow hard as I stared at myself in the mirror, shadows of my former being struggling to come to the surface. My hand snakes down to the well manicured mound caressing the skin that now burns with the need of human touch.
As I slip into the bath and the warm, sweet water envelops me...my eyes close and I remember the passion that this body once aroused in others. As I lay in the steaming bath I promise the person long hidden that she shall soon return. As the water cools, I rise from the bath and towel myself off, taking great care to stroke each part of my body...allowing them to come alive. As I walk out of the bathroom my head swims with excitement, tomorrow I will rejoin those who live. Turning back the sheets upon my king size bed and slipping my fragrant and naked body between the satin sheets, I drift off to sleep as my head remembers all that I am.
As I wake late in the day, I make some coffee and read the local newspaper...there is a new bar opening tonight...I will go. I pad naked to my closet and open...searching in the back for my "old" clothes. There in the back are my boots, my vinyl dresses and all my previous trappings. The trappings that made men stop and fantasize. I reach to the very back and retrieve the tight black latex dress, the one that hugs every curve of my amply endowed body. This should be perfect for the opening of the Dark Desires Bar.
I select the boots that hug my thighs, the garter and stockings that will caress my thighs. Hanging them on the hook behind the door, I once again sway into the living room. I stretch my body out on the couch and begin the ritual of my manicure...as my excitement grows for the night to come...I slowly transform myself from the librarian to the vixen. I paint my nails a brilliant red, and as the polish dries my head falls back against the cushion...remembering all the nights of passion that this body used to stir and will stir again tonight.
My polish finally dried, I realize that there are still a few hours until the opening..."what to do?" Once again my hands flutter to my freshly shaven mound, beginning to caress as I awaken my body. My fingers slip between my folds and capture my clit...rubbing it lightly as I watch my nipples respond to the unseen touch. My fingers stroke lightly at my lips that thirst for pleasure. A single finger snakes its way into my tunnel and an audible gasp slips from my lips. "So long..."
I mutter, but no more will I deny myself the pleasure. The fingers of my free hand slip to my breast as the other slips into my wetness. My fingers now coated with my own juices as my tunnel clutches at the intrusion, my hips begin to rock to the fingers. My nipples now hard and aching feel my fingers grasp them and twist them lightly...my eyes watching as shadows of a former me surface. My moans fill the room as surely as my finger fills my tunnel.
My entire body alive and screaming for the sweet release that it has been long denied. The hips that once moved over cock now move over my hand...my moans growing louder with each penetration. I feel the tremors of orgasm building as my one finger builds to two...then three... As my body rocks and quakes on my fingers a guttural moan rips from me as my pussy sputters around my fingers, my other hand now clutching at my breast. I lay there, spent, for some 20 minutes, then rise and shower...taking great care to ensure that my body is smooth and fragrant...
As I begin to dress for the first evening of the rest of my new life...my fingers caress the latex dress and boots that have sat to long in the back of my closet. Choosing to wear nothing beneath the dress, I attach the garter and slip the stockings up my now smooth, soft fragrant legs. Attaching the clasps to the tops of the stockings, I stand to look at myself. I still have it! I take the thigh boots and slip the soft leather over my calves, again standing to look at the effect. My hands wander to the dress that I have long not worn. I slip the rubbery dress over my head and tug it into place, its hem stopping just above the lace cuff of my stocking.
As I slowly pull the zipper up and feel the latex caress my breasts, I notice that my hardened nipples are clearly visible through the tight rubber. Tugging the zipper back down slightly so that the deep cleavage of my breasts will be visible to all who even glance at me. Choosing a simple choker to complete my ensemble and smiling softly at the effect. Dabbing some scent between my now lifted breasts. Perfect!!
I walk to the living room and pick up my handbag...turning to dim the lights. I walk out the door and turn to lock it. The lecherous old man across the hall leering as his hand slips beneath his robe. After catching his actions in the corner of my eye, I turn to him and smile mischievously...and head for the world that awaits.
As the taxi pulls up outside the bar, I notice the long line of people waiting to enter. My ex's friend Darius checks the ID of those standing in line. As I alight from the taxi...he sees me. The look on his face, something I will remember forever. I can almost hear his thoughts. "Is this Brad's Larrissa? My god, look at her!" He makes his way to me and motions me into the bar as he presses a note to my hand and smiles. Once in the doors, I gaze at the black and red decor, all the while Darius' note burning in my hand. I unfold the small note. It reads..."Larrissa...meet me by the office door at 11:30 pm." A wicked smile slips across my face. I will meet him!
As the music pounds though the bar...my body begins to feel the music...moving sensuously, the music and idea of Brad's friend arousing me. I wander my way to the bar and order a drink...as I reach into my bag to pay for the drink the bartender informs me "your drinks are paid for" as he points to a sexy Darius standing by the door.
A sinful smile creeps across my face as I smile in Darius' direction and nod as I raise the small note still clutched in my hand. The night rages on as does the music and my state of excitement grows. I glance at my watch, it's 11:25. I make my way through the crowd, feeling the gazes of many whom I'm sure can both see and smell my arousal. Stopping outside the office door and leaning against the wall, adjusting my rubbery dress and tugging the zipper a little lower. What seems like an hour is only 5 minutes and a handsome and mesmerized Darius appears. He takes me by the hand and leads me outside the bar's back door to the secluded alley.
I manage to ask "How have you been Darius, its been a long time since I have seen or heard from you?"
I can see the desire written in his eyes as they travel over my body. "I've been so busy lately Larrissa," as a sly grin shines from his face. I slowly reach my hand out to his chest, outlining his well defined muscles. I feel him stir at my touch. Looking down I can see that my touches have done what I sought, his cock now rages in his jeans. I lean close to kiss him on the cheek as my nipples poking the latex brush against him.
I feel him tense as my taut nipples brush him. I reach for his hand and bring it to the slippery material that covers my breasts..."touch me, Darius, I know you want to." My hand gravitates to his now raging hard on and I caress him through his jeans, feeling his cock jump as my pussy throbs. I fumble with the buttons of his jeans and finally manage to free him as his hands roam freely over my breasts.
Slowly I lower myself so that my lips are even with his freed and hard cock. I take the shaft in my hands as my head lowers to the purple head...kissing, sucking and nipping lightly. His gasps and moans echo in the emptiness of the alley. My lips slowly and deftly slip over his rock hard, ever-growing cock. As I bury my lips over his shaft, I feel his hand slip to my head as he guides me over him.
My lips tighten around his shaft as his moans of pleasure grow. I lightly scrape my teeth over his cock and I taste the sudden sweetness of his precum. As my lips work him he manages one word and one word only -- "Larrissa." I feel his hands tangle in my hair as he attempts to draw me up to him. I stand my ground and continue to suck his cock. I revel in the knowledge that he is my puppet. Sensing that he is close to cumming, I stand up. As I do, I tug the zipper on my dress the rest of the way down.
I raise one of my breasts to his lips, knowing he longs to suckle them...he always wanted my breasts. I tug the hem of my dress up over my hips...revealing to him my shaved mound. Dragging his shocked hand to my pussy and grinding it into the wet folds...moaning loudly as his fingers press against my throbbing clit. My hand grasps his cock and begins to stroke him. "God this is too easy." I slowly and catlike remove my body from his. I press my naked breasts against the cold brick of the building, he moves without a word behind me. I feel his hard cock as it slips over my exposed ass. Parting my legs as he searches for the honey tunnel that he knows must now be wet and wanton. I feel the swollen head of his cock pressing at my entrance.
I press back hard taking all of his stiff cock into my pussy and clenching onto it. This simple action causes Darius to lose control and slam into my pussy, grating my nipples against the cold brick. Our moans and the noises made as our bodies collide echo through the air for all who are passing on the other side of the fence to hear. His hands slip between my body and the wall, grasping and pawing at my breasts. His cock rams into me over and over as his full balls bang against my wet slit.
He is so close I can feel him twitching in me...to add to it I clamp my tunnel muscles hard onto his shaft. A growl screams from his lips as his cock rears and plunges into me again. My own pussy drenching my thighs as he impales himself into me. His grasp on my breasts tightens, as a long animalistic moan unfolds from him and he pumps my pussy full of his hot thick white cum. As he shudders in me I fight to contain myself.
As he slowly withdraws from my cum filled pussy...he whispers, "Larrissa...god I have always wanted you." I move from him and tug my dress down in a rather slow way, allowing him to see his cum as it trickles down my thighs...I tug the zipper up far enough to contain my breasts but not hide them.
I turn to Darius and smile the same mischievous smirk I gave the neighbour. "Darius, its been nice to see you again...give my regards to Brad."
I turn and walk away, Darius' cum swimming in my pussy and a grin of satisfaction in my eyes and on my lips. Muttering aloud, "welcome back Larrissa."
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This week we have been tasked to produce a series of lampshades using unusual materials. We have been encouraged to consider the use of disposable and recycled items, such as plastic cutlery, ring pulls, cups etc. There are two major constraints that need to be adhered to in the design process, namely; that only one primary material is used for the design and no glue is used to bind the design into place.
I started my research by looking at lampshades made from utility and everyday objects. Plastic forks and spoons in particular, have been used to produce striking designs.
I particularly like the effect the repetitive patterning of the spoons and how the light shines through the spoon heads, but produces a dark shadow along the handles. I also feel that the positioning of the spoon handles, makes them appear softer than the harsh plastic they are constructed from and gives an almost fur like appearance.
The use of repetitive patterning and shadows is also used to good effect in the following example of a lampshade created using cupcake baking cases.
I like how the cupcake cases edges have been manipulated slightly so that each has it's own unique patterning and shadows created by the reflected light, but the central circle of each cake base retains the repetitive pattern around the full shade.
Both the spoon and cupcake designs, however, are not suitable to be recreated to meet the project brief. The spoons have been fixed in place using glue, and although another substitute, such as wire, may be able to fix them in a similar pattern, it would distort the light effect. Likewise the cupcake cases, have been fixed using glue, they are also made of paper and as the lightshades will be displayed in an outdoor setting, this material would not be suitable for the current project.
After further research I came across the idea of using plastic bags as a possible material for a lampshade. This is weatherproof and malleable, whilst also being fine enough to still allow light to penetrate through the structure.
I like how at first glance it isn't obvious that the lampshade has been constructed using plastic bags. The use of both white and black bin bags produces a really nice asthetic when not illuminated, however, once lit, I feel that the previous shades made from a single white colour palette have a more dramatic impact.
Image credits:
- Spoon lampshade – uk.pinterest.com/explore/plastic-spoon-lamp/
- Cupcake lampshade – http://www.diymodish.com/diy-lamshade-ideas/
- Plastic bag lampshade – charmingink.com/blog/2012/3/16/upcycled-plastic-bag-lampshade.html

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Lesson 2: Interactive Timeline
Upon completing the lesson, students will be able to:
- Explore the events and policies that occurred from 1852 to 1946.
- Categorize these events under themes of economy, society, politics, culture, and environment.
- Gain a broader perspective of what chronological events occurred from 1852 to 1946.
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Communities Chant with Social Studies Themes--Politics, Society, Economics, Culture, Environment
Color Coded Dates & Information from 1850-1965
Timeline Dates
- Read the Communities Poem to review themes and the events to be familiar with the context of the facts.
- Explain that history is often viewed through the lens of these themes: politics, society, culture, economics, and the environment.
- Create five charts on butcher paper that you can hang up, put on long tables, or even put on the floor: label the charts with the years. You can decide which theme/s you want to emphasize or if you want to show all 5 themes. The students will end up debating about which theme the event best fits under.
- Print out the dates and information sheets. Cut out the different pieces of information and paste them onto colored backgrounds, one color for each of the 20 years.
- Set up the long charts so students can easily see them and move around among them; four long tables set in a square. Look at the attached sheet to see the classroom set up.
- Begin with the major event, The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882. Using the colored strips, walk the students through the different categories and relate them to each other. Talk about how the events were connected to themes: politics, economy, culture, environment, and society.
- Hand out colored dates/information strips to the students. Their task is to try to figure out where each strip goes. What theme does it fit under? Is it politics or economy? After they've placed one strip, they can come back for another one. Don't tell them that the years are color-coded. How long does it take them to figure this out?
- Check their work. Debrief and discuss the key events. You can take this in a lot of directions—review information, emphasize the interconnection of the categories, relate readings to what is going on in a broader context, etc.
Extended Activity
Create a timeline with multiple themes for your community.
Create a timeline of your family, going back to your family's immigrants.


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What inspired you to create Luva Huva?
Coming from a textile background I have always loved discovering new fabrics; one day whilst exploring in a vintage market I found some beautiful fabric which inspired me to make something unique and personal. So I made my first pair of frilly knickers! After that I wanted to make personal lingerie for women and focused my attention on finding ethical fabrics for added value.
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Since the mid nineties, the government has required each person acting as landlord over a part or of an entire property to present a Landlord Certificate of electrical system and goods compliance to health and safety inspectors and tenants. The same has been required of rental and estate agents in order to let properties on the real estate and rental markets. The landlord certificate is used to show and ensure that all appliances are working fine and are no danger to anyone using them. The certificate also shows that the property and its entire electrical and wiring system are sound and not a threat to appliances connected or people using those appliances. We provide full scale electrical testing for appliances and grids alike. All tested equipment will receive a safety rating of 1 to 4. This rating is used to prepare a test report which shows the level of compliance and respectively the level of safety of the entire power grid. The report covers testing of wiring, circuits, capacity and usage. The report is prepared using the latest and most efficient types of electrical grid analysis software. Our people will include recommendations and suggestions in the report, should the need be there. The report is initially in digital form, so copies of it can be supplied to concerned parties almost immediately. For any work or required repairs raised by the report, please consult with our technicians on the site for possible solutions and necessary actions. They are fully qualified and have the necessary experience to provide an adequate and safe solution or maintenance scheme for the particular problem. We understand that landlords and agents alike are required by law to provide one such test report to those concerned, this usually happens on a very short notice and carries a considerable urgency with it, therefore we aim to provide quick and efficient service provided in the shortest amount of time possible. As this service is mainly needed by landlords and estate agents, the company can offer special rates and prices for customers with multiple properties.


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World Scientists' Statement
Calling for a Moratorium on GM Crops and Ban on Patents
We the undersigned scientists call upon our Governments to:
1. We are extremely concerned over the continued release and commercialization of transgenic crops, food and animal-feed products in the face of growing scientific evidence of hazards to biodiversitv, food safety, human and animal health, while neither the need nor the benefits of genetic engineering agriculture are yet proven.
1.1 New scientific evidence have convinced us of the need for an immediate moratorium on releases.
1.1.1. Herbicide resistant transgenes have spread to wild relatives by cross-pollination in both oilseed rape and sugar beet,1 creating many species of potential superweeds. One study shows that transgenes may be up to 30 times more likely to escape than the plant's own genes2
1.1.2. Bt-toxins engineered into a wide range of transgenic plants already released into the environment may build up in the soil and have devastating impacts on pollinators and other beneficial insects3
1.1.3. Serious doubts over the safety of transgenic foods are raised by new revelations on the results of animal feeding experiments. Potatoes engineered with snowdrop lectin fed to rats caused highly significant reduction in weight of many organs, impairment of immunological responsiveness and signs suggestive of viral infection.4
1.1.4. Research from the Netherlands show that antibiotic resistant marker genes from genetically engineered bacteria can be transferred horizontally to indigenous bacteria at a substantial frequency of 10-7 in an artificial gut5
1.1.5. Researchers in the US found widespread horizontal transfer of a yeast genetic parasite to the mitochondrial genome of higher plants6, raising serious concerns over the uncontrollable horizontal spread of transgenes and marker genes from transgenic plants released into the environment.
2. The patenting of living organisms, cell lines and genes under the Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights agreement are sanctioning acts of piracy of intellectual and genetic resources from Third World nations7, and at the same time, increasing corporate monopoly on food production and distribution. Small farmers all over the world are being marginalized, threatening long term food security for all8.
3. The Governments of industrialized nations, by voting for patents on organisms, cell lines and genes, including human genes, are in danger of allowing corporations unrestricted exploitation of their citizens and natural resources through the treaties being negotiated in the WTO and other fora Environmental standards, food safety standards and even basic human rights will be sacrificed to corporate financial imperatives9.
4. Governmental advisory committees lack sufficient representation from independent scientists not linked to the industry. The result is that an untried, inadequately researched technology has been rushed prematurely to the market, while existing scientific evidence of hazards are being downplayed, ignored, and even suppressed10, and little independent research on risks are being carried out.
5. The technology is driven by an outmoded, genetic determinist science that supposes organisms are determined simply by constant, unchanging genes that can be arbitrarily manipulated to serve our needs; whereas scientific findings accumulated over the past twenty years have invalidated every assumption of genetic determinism11. The new genetics is compelling us to an ecological, holistic perspective, especially where genes are concerned. The genes are not constant and unchanging, but fluid and dynamic, responding to the physiology of the organism and the external environment, and require a stable, balanced ecology to maintain stability.
1. Brookes, M. (1998). Running wild, New Scientist 31 October; Snow, A. and Jorgensen, R. (1998). Costs of transgenic glufosinate resistance introgressed from Brassica napus into weedly Brassica rapa. Abstract, Ecologicil Society of America, Baltimore, Aug. 6, 1998.
2. Bergelson, J., Purrington, c.B. and Wichmann, G. (1998). Promiscuity in transgenic plants. Nature 395, 25.
3. Crecchio, C. and Stotzky, G. (1998). Insecticidal activity and biodegradation of the toxin from B acillus thuringiensis subsp. kurstaki bound to humic, acids from soil, "Soil Biology and Biochemistry 30", 463-70, and references therein.
4. Leake, C. and Fraser, L. (1999). Scientist in Frankenstein food alert is proved right. UK Mail on Sunday, 31 Jan.; Goodwin, B.C. (1999). Report on SOAEFD Flexible Fund Project RO818, Jan. 23, 1999.
5. MacKenzie, D. (1999). Gut reaction. New Scientist 30 Jan., p.4.
6. Cho, Y., Qui, Y.L., Kuhlman, P. and Palmer, J.D. (1998). Explosive invasion of plant mitochondria by a group I intron. Proc. Natl Acad. Sci. USA 95, 14244-9.
7. See Shiva, V. (1998). Biopiracy: The Plunder of Nature and Knowledge, Green Books, London; also Latin American Declaration on Transgenic Organisms, Quito, 22 Jan. 1999.
8. The Corner House (1998), Food? Health? Hope? Genetic Engineering and World Hunger, Briefing 10.
9. See Mander, J. and Goldsmith, E. eds. (1996). The Case against the Global Economy and for a Turn toward the Local, Sierra Club Books, San Francisco.
10. See note 4.
11. See Ho, M. W. (1998, 1999). Genetic Engineering Dream or Nightmare? The Brave New World of Bad Science and Big Business, Gateways Books and Third World Network, Bath and Penang.
Scientists involved in the Statement:
Signed (136 scientists from 27 countries):
Update on 21st October 1999
DI Gertrude Kaffenbock. Ph.D. candidate, Agricultural Economist, St. Polton, Austria
Angela Fehringer, Anthropology Student, Sydney, Australia
Margaret Jackson, BSc.Genetics, National Genetics Awareness Alliance, Australia
Dr. Ted Steele, Molecular Immunologist, U. Wollengong, Australia
Stephen Glanville PDC, ECOS Design, Australia
Dr Farhad Mazhar, Ecologist, New Agricultural Movement, Bangladesh
Renata Menasche, Agronomist, Federal Un. of Rio Grand du Sul, Brazil
Paulo Roberto Martins, Research Institute of Technology, Brazil
Dr Thomas R. Preston, Un. of Tropical Agriculture, Cambodia
Prof. David Suzuki, Geneticist, U.B.C., Canada
Prof. Joe Cummins, Geneticist, University of Western Ontario, Canada
Dr Warren Bell, MD, Canad. Assoc. of Physicians for the Environ., Canada
Prof. Abby Lippman, Epidemologist & Geneticist, McGill Un. Canada
Prof. Ronald Labonte, Population Health Research Director, Ontario, Canada
Prof. Marijan Jost, Plant Geneticist, Agricultural College, Krizevci, Croatia
Prof Anton Svajger, Un Zagreb Medical School, Croatia
Vesna Samobor, M.Sc. Agricultural College, Krizevci, Croatia
Damir Magdic, M.Sc. Food Scientist, Osijek Un, Croatia
Damjan Bogdanovic, PhD candidate, Un Zagreb, Croatia
Dr. Zora Matrovic, MD, MS, Vice-President, Croatia Natural Law Party, Croatia
Dr. Tewolde Egziabher, Agronomist, Min. of the Environment, Ethiopia
Dr. Herve Le Meur, Biomathematician, Univ. Paris, France
Dr. George Capouthier, Biologist, Univ. Paris, France
Dr. Christine von Weisaeker, Ecoropa, Germany
Dr Christiane Boecker, MCommH, Community Health, Haiti
Prof. Ervin Laszlo, President, The Club of Buddapest, Hungary
Dr. Vandana Shiva, Research Institute for Science and Ecology, India
Dr. Muhua Achary, Environmentalist, St. Joseph's College, Bangalore, India
Dr. Thomas S. Cox, Research Geneticist, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture,
Manhattan, KS (retired) - present address Hyderabad, India.
Dr. Bruno D'Udine, Behaviour Ecologist, University of Udine, Italy
Dr Giorgio Cingolani, Agricultural Economist, Italy
Prof. Atuhiro Sibatani, Molecular Biologist, Osaka, Japan
Dr Shiron Sugita, Plant Geneticist, Nagoya U. Japan
Dr Noeoru Tagishita, Plant Geneticist, Jap. Assoc. Agro-Nature, Tokyo, Japan
Dr. Shingo Shibata, Biosafety and Environmental Sociologist, Japan
Dr Machiko Yasukohchi, PLAN - International Japan Public Relations Team,Japan
Jaroen Compeerapap, Environmental Law and Development Center, The Netherlands
Dr Robert Mann, Ecologist, Auckland, New Zealand
Dr Peter R Wills, Theoretical Biology, Uni. Auckland, New Zealand
Prof. Terje Traavik, Virologist, University of Tromso, Norway
Dr Ingrid Olesen, Senior Research Scientist, Institute of Aquaculture Res. Ltd, Norway
Prof. Oscar B. Zamora, Agronomist, U. Phillipines, Los Banos, Phillipines
Dr. Pamela G. Fernadez, Agronomist, U. Phllipines, Los Banos, Phillipines
Dr. Marirada Silva, Molecular Biologist, Portuguese Catholic Univ., Portugal
Glenn Ashton, Director, Ekogaia Foundation, and Green Party, South Africa
Dr Gregorio Alvar, Biotechnologist,. Computense U. Madrid, Spain
Dr. Javier Blasco, Aragonese Ctr Rural European Information, Spain
Dr. Katarina Leppanen, History of Ideas, Gothenburg Uni, Sweden
Florianne Koechlin, Biologist, World Wildlife Fund, Switzerland
Verena Soldati, Biotechnologist, Basler Appell, Switzerland.
Dr. Daniel Amman, Cell Biologist, Tech. Switzerland
Dr. Ruth Goseth, Dermatologist, ISDE, Switzerland
Yves Schatzle, Agronomist and Economist, Switzerland
Prof. Omboom Luanratana, Pharmacologist, Univ. of Mahedol, Bangkok, Thailand.
Dr. David Bellamy, Biologist and Broadcaster, London, UK
Prof. Arpad Pusztai, Biochemist, Formerly from Rowett Institute, UK
Dr. Susan Bardocz, Geneticist, Aberdeen, UK
Dr. Colin L.A. Leakey, Plant Geneticist, Cambridge, UK
Dr. Harash Narang, Pathologist, BSE expert, UK
Prof. Richard Lacey, Microbiologist, Leeds, UK
Dr. Michael Antoniou, Molecular Geneticist, Guy's Hospital, UK
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho, Geneticist and Biophysicist, Open University, UK
Dr J. M. Kerr, Bioethics, Winchester College: Oxford U. UK
Fatima Pelica, Biochemist, PhD Candidate, JII, UK
Dr. Jerry Ravetz, Philosopher of Science, London, UK
Dr Tom Wakeford, Biologist, U. of East London, UK
Peter Preston Jones, MSc, Environomental Campaigner, UK
Prof. Brian Goodwin, Biologist, Schumacher College, UK
Patrick Holden, Director, Soil Association, UK
Dr. Eva Novotny, Astrophysicist, Univ. Cambridge (retired), UK
Prof. Ian Stewart, Biomathematics, U. Warwick, UK
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The Walking Dead | Season 8, Episode 15 Recap – "Worth"
Rob Cesternino & Jessica Liese recap "Worth", Season 8, Episode 15 of "The Walking Dead"
Rob Cesternino & Jessica Liese recap "Worth", Season 8, Episode 15 of "The Walking Dead"
I knew who the girl was instantly. How do you forget a woman with a large bar code tattooed on her neck? Sheesh!
1) Wow – Dwight betrays Simon, gets tricked into sending a fake map to Rick, and then getting outed by Laura. Tough day.
2) Eugene was already beyond redemption, but now is even further beyond redemption. You don't come back from target vomiting on Rosita. I don't see how he evaded Rosita with his hands bound, she was only stunned for a moment, she should have been able to put a round squarely in the back of his head from about 25 feet.
3) How is it that Aaron can survive years into the zombie apocalypse without possessing the common sense to bring a canteen of water when he goes on an excursion?
4) RIP Simon, my favorite bad guy since Merle died.
5) The most disturbing part of the episode is that Negan crushes his walkie-talkie at the end. Uh, there aren't currently any walkie-talkie factories operating, dummy, you may want to be careful with the ones you have.
6) Carl's notes were sort of emotionless and bland. For a kid on his deathbed, you would think that there would be something more than just flat, listless appeals to stop fighting.
If only Rosita hooked up with a guy who knew how to dodge vomit.
Oldest move in the book and she fell for it.
At this point I'm thinking that they aren't going to follow the comic and bring us a Rosita – Eugene relationship on the show, lol.
Yeah there's definitely a contrast between the two. I'm just looking forward to see Rosita get ahead in season 9 episode 8.
I'm out on any episode that starts w a letter from Carl.
Carl was the worst part of this show.
He's dead. That was a great writing choice. Now let's move on.
As a fan of the comic, I completely disagree. Carl was integral to the conclusion of the Negan story and the upcoming (I assume) Whisperers story. Now the show is veering off into some unknown storyline that the show writers (instead of the comic writers) will devise, which has thus far largely been a disaster (for example: Jadis and the garbage people)
In the comic Carl is a well written competent character.
Most of the characters on the show ended up being badly written in order to adjust to the strengths / weakness of actors or according to the whims of the TV writers. Andrea was a critical character with a lot of depth and big part of the comics for a long time, while TV Andrea was a one-dimensional nothing of a character who died comparatively quickly. TV Negan is a complete buffoon, and nothing like the huge, menacing brute in the comic. Too many liberties are taken on the show that separate it from the comic.
Even his voice over reading the letter was lackluster and uninspiring. And I liked the content of his letter to Rick.
I thought they dropped the bullet manufacturing story line since they have been using bullets with no discretion this season.
Terrible writing.
Agreeing with the Eugene observations. At one time he was a favorite, now I'm lost in translation.
Jessica said this episode showed an evolution of Eugene. He formerly seemed to sit on the fence between factions and now it appears he's All-Savior. Even his hair and make up changed to a darker, more attractive bad-boy Eugene.
Can he ever come back from the evolution and help Rick's side win the war? Something inside is telling me he can and he will.
The Negan/Simon squaring off by fistfight was primal and brutal. So then why did they choose to go off camera right before the moment of Simon's death?
In my humble opinion, leaving Dwight alive and killing Simon was a poor choice. They should of reversed the outcomes based on the actors and character portrayals.
*In Memorium music* Bye Simon
I also thought just hearing the sound of the throat crunch was a weird choice for them, but I'm okay with it because I still can't erase the memory of Glenn's protruding eyeball.
Simon was a great character and Steven Ogg was amazing in the role, but I'm really liking Dwight these days. I think he's one of the more well drawn characters on the show right now. I'm rooting for Dwight to make it out alive.
I do feel like we'll get a pretty big death next episode. Who do you think is most likely to die?
I find the actor playing Dwight a little mopey and bland. I do agree Dwight playing double agent is a tense storyline.
Unfortunately I'm jaded and think the actors leaving the series are either under contract to do something else, or are part of a larger 'clearing' effort each year by the writers to prep for the upcoming season.
To answer I think Michonne or Maggie may go, more likely Michonne. Secondary characters like Aaron and Enid could get erased in a heartbeat too.
As Jessica and Rob were discussing, I'm not sure that Negan has to die or get beaten by the end of this season. I think Jeffrey Dean Morgan is still too much of a draw as a character. I don't read the comics but am aware of the Rick/Negan resolution there and I'm not sure I like it.
Unrelated pro-tip – Jeffrey Dean Morgan starred in Magic City a couple of years back. Show about a large Miami beach hotel in the 50's and he was the patriarchal figure for two young sons. Jarring to see Morgan about 60 pounds heavier and he gives a really restrained performance. The series only lasted 16 episodes, tons of style and some substance. Bad guy played by Danny Huston was great and the actor reminds me of Survivor Randy Baily!
Who do you think may leave the Walking Dead?
Hmmm…Trying to avoid real life outside info and just think of the different scenarios on the board that make sense for the story (I know they don't always operate that way.)
1) Rick's crying "My mercy…." moment leads me to think his mercy got someone killed. Who does he care about? Michonne, Judith, Darryl, Carol. I'd vote Michonne too. Which would be big. Possibly Judith?
2) Morgan leaving could have something to do with him accidentally killing someone he cares about in a fit of crazy and basically banishing himself. Henry? Jerry? Ezekiel? It just better not be Carol.
3) Dwight's situation makes me think Tara may die while defending him/his information.
4) Eugene's loyalty storyline. Gabriel seems ready to go. Maybe he tries to sabotage again and Negan kills him, making Eugene rethink his newfound loyalty? (To answer your question below about Eugene.)
I vaguely remember hearing about that series. Something tells me JDM looks better with a few more pounds. He looks so frail it was a little hard to believe he could stomp Simon like that.
Yes I didn't want to thin-shame JDM. He doesn't look healthy dropping all of that weight. And frail is right when we seem him get physical with someone.
I've been thinking the flash forward bleary-eyed Rick points to the same thing. He's going to give mercy and as a result someone else dies. Who is worth those terrible red eyes after Carl?
I've thought about Judith leaving too. It helps clear the board so to speak for Rick to move on without encumbrances, and would be worthy of some tears. Also it would help open the door for Maggie's Maybe-Baby and that other little spud they picked up from Savior-land.
I don't think Carol or Daryl have anything to worry about, especially with Morgan leaving for sure.
Spencer Monroe, son of Deanna Monroe, former Congresswoman & 1st leader of Alexandria. Barcode neck tattoo woman who snitched on Dwight & was picked up by Meehan, wanted to sleep with/"date" Spencer an episode or 2 before he was gutted by Meehan. I remember her. But I remember things randomly or with intention. Not photographic, edetic, etc. style memory. Just pretty good. I 2nd or 3rd the request for a Walking Dead Comic podcast with Wiggler & the wonderful, underappreciated Jessica Liese!
I think your attempt to type "Negan" autocorrected to "Meehan", which made me laugh thinking about Dawn Meehan in TWD world. Probably not unlike Carol, Dawn would be baking bread and taking names.
lol! Dawn Meehan of the Dead.
Meehan, vicious leader of the Saviors and president of the Parent's Association and Weekly Book Club.
I want to see that movie poster!
They need to put Dawn in the Rick role (not THAT Rick roll) and portray Brenda as the bad girl or some sort of leader of the walkers. Never appreciated that moment between them and what she did.
Bleary eyed Dawn could become a weekly thing.
Brenda could be like early Michonne. Leading around a bunch of walkers who've had their bottom teeth forcibly removed. Brenda was terrifying in that moment.
Thanks for the compliment! Damn spell check. If I catch it in time I try & re edit post. Sorta a stickler for things like that.
Is vomit covered Rosita the most relevant she's ever been? Can't wait until they release the action figure.
It would have been amazing if Eugene, while making his way back to the bullet factory after he escaped, somehow happened across Aaron while he was passed out and vomited the rest of the sardine mac & cheese on him. The writers are missing golden opportunities here 🙂
Haha damn man AMC should hire you.
A lot of people seem to be down on Eugene but I thought this was peak Euge this week. I laughed for a full minute when he puked on Rosita. The burying himself and his look afterwards was great, reminded me of Wiley Coyote after some TNT blows up in his face. Easily one of the best episodes of the season. Glad the Oceanside nonsense only lasted 6 monutes


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I always had this urge of buying fresh cranberries from market and i did it last week without knowing how they taste. First thing i did after dinner was to wash cranberries and taste them... and i had this big sour face :D i never thought they would be so sour. I realised i have always had sun-dried cranberries and they are sweet so that means it has loads and loads of sugar and that's against my eating habits.... I'm a person who hates sweet / extra sweet... i can only eat light sweet else everything is a poison for me ... i lack that sweet touth but that's just me... my hubby is exactly opposite - he loves anything which is sweet.. anyways back to cranberries... so once i tasted them i decided no one in the family will eat this sour...not even me..they exceeded my tolerance of eating sour too... so decided to make a Cranberry sauce /Chutney / marmalade and it came out pretty well... so here it goes... you can enjoy it with Bread as a "Spread" or with Chips as a "dip" or with a roti as a "jam"... try your own way of eating this... and enjoy the sweet n sour taste of it :)
Fresh Cranberries - 1 small packet ( generally its a 1lb packet)
Apple - 1 - peeled, cored and chopped
Sugar - 1/2 cup
Water - 1 cup
Cinnamom - 1 stick
Cloves - 1 or 2
1] In a pan, add water, sugar, cloves and cinnamom. bring it to boil.
2] Add Cranberries and apple and cover the pan with lid.
3] Let it boil for 10-15 mins and check if its cooked. If not, boil for some more time. The mixture should look like a paste, if it doesn't then try to mash apple cubes and cranberries with a spoon and let it cook for 5 mins.
4] Cool the mixture and pour in a jar / container. Refrigerate it once its cooled.
That's it - its simple... just assemble all the ingredients, mix them and boil them and u get a nice sweet n sour sauce which can be used in multiple ways. Well i have used it in various ways but will post about them here later... Till then Enjoy !!!!
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Day two of our mini train-cation started with an outdoor swim.......
My happy place. My comfort zone. My favorite sport!
After my mental struggles on the bike yesterday, I was so excited to start Tuesday with a 75-minute, 4350 yard swim workout (prescribed by Tower 26). I had never done this workout before and really enjoyed it.
Pre set: 5 x 200's with snorkel and fins with 20 sec rest as
200 swim
150 swim, 50 kick with board (head down in water stretching arms out while holding the edge of the board)
100 swim, 100 kick
50 swim, 150 kick
200 kick
500 at 70% w/ 1 min rest
2 x 250's at 75% w/ 40 sec rest
4 x 125's at 80% w/ 30 sec rest
7 x 75's at 85% w/ 20 sec rest
Post set:
500 smooth with snorkel, buoy, ankle strap
12 x 25's at 95% on 40 sec interval
After the swim, we changed and headed to the gym for a 50-minute strength circuit focusing on full body, with a lot of hamstring/core/back work. It was intense!
Mojo Morning Joint, which was amazing after our morning workout. I had the skinny frittata and Karel had the Mojo Burrito and the Rise and Shine smoothie. Oh - and I also got a mini cinnamon roll because......I love cinnamon rolls!
After our eats, we rested for about 90 minutes (Karel took a short nap and I got caught up on emails since I am not a napper) and it was time for our 2nd workout of the day - a trail run!
There's something so therapeutic about running on trails - out in nature and free from the world. Although this trail required a lot of ankle and hip strength to run over all of the rocks (there was a bit of walking to safely navigate my way over some piles of rocks), I felt really strong running on the trails. Plus, it was a heck of a workout! Emily tackled the trails like a champ which just shows me that trail running requires a lot of time to build strong tendons and ligaments to tolerate the twisty, turner nature of running off the flat road. I can't tell you how many times I rolled my ankle on the run today but thankfully, no inflammation or sprain (or falls!).
Fun fact about the cactus...
It can take 10 years for a saguaro cactus to reach 1 inch in height. By 70 years of age, a saguaro cactus can reach 6 and a half feet tall, and will finally start to produce their first flowers. By 95-100 years in age, a saguaro cactus can reach a height of 15-16 feet, and could start to produce its first arm.
Thanks to the fun fact, every time I see a cactus here, I try to figure out how old it is. How old do you think this cactus is?
Well, day two of our mini training camp is a wrap and now it's time to eat some yummy pizza from Picazzo's (and leftovers) and fuel up for our big workout tomorrow!


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|Series 6, Episode 5
|Centric Character(s):
|Mini McGuinness
|Original Airdate:
|February 20 2012
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"Mini" is the fifth episode of Series 6 and the 50th episode overall.
This episode primarily focuses on Mini McGuinness, who still reeling from Grace's death, attempts to deal with her relationship problems with Alo Creevey and her parents, made more complicated by the fact she is pregnant.
In the beginning of the episode, Alo sneaks into the next toilet cubicle after having sex with Mini to avoid Liv - only to realise a girl was already there...When Mini gets home, we see Mini has been hiding a huge number of positive pregnancy tests in her drawer. Unwilling to acknowledge it, she wasn't dealing with it.
Her pregnancy influences Mini's decision to invite her father back into her life. Throughout, you know Gregory isn't going to win any 'Dad of the Year' awards - he's shifty and evasive and asked: "Mini who?" when she called.
But she's desperate to believe that this time will be different. Gregorys assistant, Ryan also sees an attraction to Mini but keeps away from showing it incase of getting into trouble. When Gregory begins buying her dresses, inviting her to glamorous parties, building a bed for her in his apartment and ridiculously offering to take her to Australia, you're left wondering if perhaps this could stick, after all.
However, after Mini reveals that she's pregnant and begs for his support, Gregory bolts. After this, Mini begins seeing her mother's boyfriend Eric differently - originally, she thinks he's an irritating pervert, but by the end she's embracing him (tellingly, after she's checked that he's planning to stick around).
There's not such a happy ending when it comes to Alo, who misguidedly tells Mini that he loves her after sex. Not knowing if she's genuinely looking for no-strings fun, or if she's too scared to form a connection after Grace's death, but either way, she can't handle it.
Alo eventually gives up chasing her, devastatingly telling her: "I don't think you know how to love anything" just as she's come to visit him in an attempt to apologise.
At the end of the episode, Mini initially refused to look at the scan, determined not to connect with her unborn child (earlier, her mother had said the scan was the moment she knew she'd always love Mini). But she eventually gives in, coupled with tears and then weepy laughter as she stares at her unborn child.
Music Featured in "Mini"[2]
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Chewy Chocolate Cookies - Profondo Rosso (Mixhell Remix)
Segal - Glif
Jennifer Rush - Power Of Love
Emika - Drop The Other
Sun Glitters - The Wind Caresses Her Hair (Albert Swarm Remix)
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AlunaGeorge - You Know You Like It
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There are only three methods of creating the gear teeth, I have tried two of the methods, the first involves the use of a Bandsaw the second a CNC milling machine and the third method involves the use of a laser. The latter being eminently preferable to the first.
For this route to be successful great care needs to be taken to start with an exactly scaled plan that can be bonded to the surface of the timber to be used for the gear with a low tack adhesive.
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Once the profile is finished you will need to mark carefully out and drill the centre hole. This is really best done by mounting the gear on a faceplate in a lathe and centring it prior to drilling. The importance of getting the hole central cannot be emphasised enough as it is crucial to the proper running of the clock.
CNC milling
If you have access to CNC milling then the whole process of creating the gear teeth is so much more accurate and will save hours later, by avoiding the need to tweak the tooth profiles while assembling the clock.The DXF file necessary for CNC machining of the clock profiles are available for download on this site. A $20 charge is made for these files.
Laser cutting
This is similar to CNC routing but uses a laser beam to cut .
I contacted Michael Ireland at Universal Laser Inc to see f it was possible, as I was concerned that the power needed to cut through a 10 mm section of wood would badly char the surface. This was Michael response:-
The laser can be used to cut wood. Typically you do get a brownish edge colouring. This can be controlled to a certain extent. Much depends on the type of wood and the thickness that you are trying to cut through. The thicker the wood is, the more power that you need and this puts more heat into the wood as well. Also, some woods have more resin and oils in them that come out in the laser process. We send out a wood sample that we engrave and cut without any charring on the edge. Because of the variables, it is hard to give you specific tips/hints. Usually you want to cut on wood with a low PPI rate
(PPI = Pulses Per Inch). This controls how much heat is being used to cut into the wood'
The sample shown opposite was supplied by Universal laser systems and is about 12 mm thick. It was cut from maple using their X2-600, 100 watt system and took 2:46 seconds to cut. The edge is dark but does not leave a residue on your fingers when it is handled.
Doug McIntyre who uses a smaller ULS machine wrote to me concerning correspondence on the Laser newsgroup:-
'I purchased a ULS laser a few months ago for a new venture and would agree with the replies. The laser can cut various woods with perfect accuracy but is limited by power of the laser and hardness of the wood. In reality it is a 2 dimensional machine. I noted that one of your gear wheels was 'dished' to a concave. This is possible but very time consuming on a laser as it has to be burned out in increments. However, it is ideal for cutting the teeth and also the hole in the middle subject to thickness and the power of the laser.
A bonus with this machine is that it can both cut and engrave in one operation i.e., it is feasible to cut a wheel and decorate it as well. As a matter of coincidence, I was experimenting on Pine, Sycamore and Mahogany yesterday to find out the cutting depths. I never finished, but 1/4" is almost the limit on my machine (25 watts, which is about the standard for general engraving/cutting in the promotional gifts engraving field). The price of the machine escalates considerably at higher powers'
I think from this it is feasible to use a laser to cut the parts for a clock, and the results would be extremely accurate. The slight charring of the sample sent to me would be relatively easy to clean up and the work involved more than offset by the speed of the laser.
It would however appear that the current parts at 10 mm thick may be too much for the standard laser of about 30 watts power. It may be possible in the future to design a smaller clock with gear thickness around 5 mm to enable full use of the lower powered laser.
Other Methods
Since the above was written I have heard of other methods to cut the profiles of the Clocks. Water Jet cutting is viable alternative to both CNC and Laser, the guitar project shown here is an example waterjet.org
Another route is to use a table saw with a special jig illustrated here
Woodgears.ca he also has a gear generator that will draw out gear pairs and save them to dxf files


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The Meaning of Life and Variety
It's not that we (modern westerners) don't believe in anything anymore, but that we are not able anymore to choose among the various options that our society offers us.
We wander through a myriad different hobbies, entertainment and relationships assuming that variety is the ultimate meaning of our life.
We are obsessed that we have to try everything before we die.
However, every time you try something new a little bit of your self dies.
You are continuously constructing a new self that destroys the very self to which you wanted to give meaning.
Some people stop existing way before they die; which is irrelevant, because they had stopped being themselves by experimenting so many things.
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Curtis McElhinney made 38 saves, and three players had two points to help the Toronto Maple Leafs extend their winning streak to four games with a 4-1 victory against the Boston Bruins at TD Garden on Saturday.
Mitchell Marner, James van Riemsdyk and Morgan Rielly each had a goal and an assist for Toronto (12-7-0), which was without center Auston Matthews for the third straight game because of an upper-body injury. Patrick Marleau scored an empty-net goal to help complete the sweep of the home-and-home; the Maple Leafs defeated the Bruins 3-2 in overtime at Air Canada Centre on Friday.
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PATTI PAW · June 05, 2016
tagged as: My Alamo War is honest · gut wrenching and a fascinating tale of one man's journey to expose the truth and what he loses in search of justice.Honest, interesting, gut wrenching at times....grabs your senses and makes you examine your life choices.... full review
SHIRLEY ANDERSON · June 08, 2016
tagged as: Cults · Solo-Artist · literary · eccentric · true story · Madness · hilarious and heartfeltErnest Kearney's "My Alamo War" is an unforgettable journey into the seedy heart of 1980s Hollywood, and a mission to bring to justice the Alamo Christian Foundation, a Pentacostal group, posing as an extension of the Jesus Movement of the 60s and 70s. The Alamos and their followers scoured the streets of Hollywood for the lost, desperate and destitute, shuttling them off to evening services an hour away in Saugus, CA. In this performance, I couldn't help but imagine Kearney as Captain Ahab aboard his Pequod (a Dodge Dart) in search of his White Whale: cult leader, Tony Alamo. Kearney's mission: to erase any trace of this organization from the streets of Los Angeles. What follows is an intriguing vigilante mission for truth and justic... full review
ABBY SCHACHNER · June 21, 2016
tagged as: Ernest Kearney · amazing story · CRAZY · the real deal · A gem · do yourself a favorThis guy is an awesome, beautiful man/storyteller/person... and any time I sit in an Ernest Kearney audience, I always feel comfortable, totally endeared, and I learn a little something about what it's like to commit fully to life and your beliefs. Ernest is a gem, and those who experience his shows know how lucky they are to have found him. A definite must! A master storyteller/human/and cult crusader!!! Ooof! ... full review
KONI MCCURDY certified reviewer · June 11, 2016
tagged as: Splendid Solo Performer · socially relevant · AMUSINGErnest Kearney is an exceptional storyteller---his description of his war with the despicable human being that is Tony Alamo was amusing, engrossing, and at times,poetic. Was he tilting at windmills? Yes. Was it worth it? Absolutely.... full review
CHARLES ZIARKO certified reviewer · June 19, 2016
It's always the SOLO shows which make or break the Fringe experience, isn't it? I was curious to know more about the genesis of the Alamo Foundation (pronounced "al-AM-o", not "AL-a-mo") and learned a lot of cogent history from this guy, who maniacally devoted two years of his life (1981 and 1982) to tormenting Alamo's followers, and even the Great (in his own eyes) Man himself! An entertaining performance from a surprisingly literate and witty script---written to be published, I'd guess, more than performed. Alamo has gone to his just reward (175 years in prison!) but The Beat Goes On!... full review
CHRISTOPHER PIEHLER certified reviewer · June 10, 2016
My Alamo War was a funny and sad exploration of how hatred can motivate and then eventually destroy people. ... full review
RICK CREESE · June 21, 2016
tagged as: Engaging · funny · moving · honest · impressive.Ernest Kearney is a force of nature. His command of the stage is powerful and funny at the same time. His monologue is built on brilliant images. As with his show last year, "Out My Window," Ernest shows that the greatest creativity springs from the complexities of real life.... full review
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tagged as: Cults · scams · religion · LA historyAs the show progresses, we see Kearney gradually realize he can't keep fighting this war and have a normal life, and the process of his realizing this is the turning point in the play. I found his performance convincing and passionate, and the whole piece was witty and well-written. It should re-emerge in an evening of plays about peoples' experiences with cults and scam artists.... full review
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Finally, it is now available! Not that we had to wait for such a long time since Miss Kris Aquino was announced as the latest Ever Bilena endorser, but finally she has a make-up collection out!
Though she only has a few pieces in the collection, I believe these has been thought of carefully as there are only limited shades for both types of products. The collection was designed to have versatile and flexible colors or shades that could compliment almost every Filipina skin tone/shade.
I also believe that she's thought of how most Filipinas are always on the go and the most essential makeup products one could ever have should be for the eyebrows and the lips, that's why she has the brow liner, brow mascara and lipsticks. Very easy and quick to use. You can be done with a simple and fresh look or glam look in minutes! Day time or night time look, she got that covered with technically two sticks on you hand.
Just one bummer, though, I am missing one lipstick shade here. The Life lipstick shade is now a best-seller as it went on "out of stock" status when I made an online purchase a few days ago. Anyway, here are the products!!!:
And here is the link to the make-up review that I did for these awesome products:
And here are some shots I took the day after I made my review… I must say that THAT red lipstick shade CONVERTED me from being a nude/pink/mauve shade kinda girl, hehehe!
To be honest, I am not 100% sold with the brow products because I can see a hint of redness with the brow liner, however I like the wand/brush and finish of the brow mascara. Though I only tried one shade of the lipsticks I am definitely loving this lipstick shade on me! For me, it's the perfect matte lipstick as it is not drying on the lips both feel and look of it. So I am so looking forward to getting that Life lipstick shade!!!
I would also say the same thing as what many Youtube make-up gurus have said in their videos…
If you've tried these as well, let me know of your experience and how do you find the products so far?
Hope you enjoy watching my video! Yun lang!
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Pictured above is Texas A&M Health Science Center leadership, including our own Dr. Steven Peterson, on Kyle Field at the Texas A&M-UTEP game on Saturday.
The scholarship committee reviewed a record number of applicants for Texas A&M Rangel College of Pharmacy scholarships. The following students received awards: Bexar County Pharmacy Association Endowed Scholarship Sasha Cruz Jeffrey Moran CVS Caremark Charitable Trust Scholarship Brittany Bateman Pamela Bosse Jose Garcia Ruth Gonzalez D.D. Hachar Charitable Trust and the Lamar-Bruni Vergara Endowed Scholarship Rocio Olmedo George Family Educational Scholarship Divya Manavalan Moore's Pharmacy Inc./Texas Pharmacy Foundation Endowed Scholarship Katie Taylor P.M. Rangel Family Endowed Scholarship Rachel Musgrove Tarrant County Pharmacy Association Endowed Scholarship Elizabeth Nkwocha Walgreens Diversity and Inclusion Excellence Scholarship Monica Partida Walgreens Diversity Scholarship Amanda Fuentes Ann Nguyen Purvi Patel Visit our website for more information about scholarships.
Students and faculty of the Texas A&M Rangel College of Pharmacy collected 680 cans of food for the Kingsville community.
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Students, faculty and staff will be at war beginning Nov. 18 to raise funds for the Dr. James Robertson Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund. As part of the Ties & Tennis Shoes Memorial 5K Run/Walk, the Penny Wars will be a way for the college to support scholarships for future students in the program. Several students submitted T-shirt designs for the event. The winner will provide 2,000 pennies for their class in the war! The winning classes of the Penny Wars will receive a free pass on Dean's Forum on Jan. 16! Let the war begin!
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