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Beatrice Wood, ceramic artist, did her best work after the age of 68. She passed away at 105. Her autobiography is titled "I Shock Myself."
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My Heart is Laughing
July 26, 2019 July 30, 2019 Sophie Rosen bullying, friendship, happiness, schools, Sweden
Lagercrantz, Rose. My Heart is Laughing. Wellington, New Zealand: Gecko Press, 2014.
Dani is always happy. Except when she is unhappy. But she does not count those times. This cheerful story about the little adventures of life is filled with quiet wisdom: Don't give up, even when things seem hopeless. Try to think about something fun when you're upset. Forgive people. Originally published in Sweden in 2012, this short novel with large print and wide margins is perfect for readers 7 to 10 years old.
Some stories have an intriguing plot line. Some have finely drawn characters. But very few flow beautifully. Lyrically. And that last quality is what turns a novel into a work of art. Rose Lagercrantz's story – translated into English by Julia Marshall and illustrated by Eva Eriksson – is a true example of writing as art.
What other novels have such rhythm and grace? Kate DiCamillo's Because of Winn-Dixie. Cynthia Rylant's Missing May. Joy Cowley's Chicken Feathers. Patricia MacLachlan's Kindred Souls. Margery Sharp's The Rescuers. Katherine Applegate's Wishtree….
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Some challenging reads for young readers
Lagrecrantz, Rose. My Happy Life. Wellington, N.Z.: Gecko Press, 2014, c2013.
Want to teach young readers how to recognize theme in novels? Want to use a novel to start philosophical discussions with 7-year-olds? Read this novel aloud and watch for true-to-life sentences.
Lagercrantz, Rose. See You When I See You. Wellington, N.Z.: Gecko Press, 2017.
This novel continues the Dani series. Although not as full of profound truths about life, it is still greatly entertaining.
The Button War
May 12, 2019 May 12, 2019 Sophie Rosen bullying, competition, Poland, war
Avi. The Button War. Somerville, Massachusetts. Candlewick Press, 2018.
Anything written by Avi is worth reading. Anything published by Candlewick is worth considering. And this World War I story is absolutely riveting: the animosities among a group of boys in Russian-occupied Poland during the summer of 1914 are revealed by a competition to collect military buttons. This intense 229-page novel is not for readers looking for a light-hearted read but rather for thoughtful readers – 11-years-old and up – who understand how fierce rivalry can lead to betrayal and violence.
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Finding Langston
May 6, 2019 April 30, 2019 Sophie Rosen African Americans, books and reading, bullying, grief, historical fiction, poetry
Have you ever felt alone? Have you ever felt misunderstood by those who love you? Have you ever found hope in unexpected places? Then you know how the main character feels in this outstanding novel for readers 9 years old and up. Told in present tense from the first person point of view, the sentences come alive with the cadence of the main character's Southern speech. If you like stories by Patricia MacLachlan, you will love this 104-page novel.
Cline-Ransome, Lesa. Finding Langston. New York: Holiday House, 2018.
After the death of his mother in 1946, eleven-year-old Langston moves with his father from Alabama to Chicago. Living in a lonely apartment building and bullied at school, Langston finds refuge in the school library where he discovers the magical poetry of Langston Hughes.
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Brave Like My Brother
February 16, 2019 February 12, 2019 Sophie Rosen brothers, bullying, letters, World War 2
How wonderful to see you looking for more serious novels. Short humorous stories are fine to read once in awhile, but you are now at an age – in grade six – where you are ready to consider more mature topics. You already know that life is not always fun. Not always easy. And you are ready to read stories that depict characters in circumstances that call for courage.
But I know that you cannot yet read quickly enough to enjoy a long book with small print. So what novels can you read that are more than simply entertainment? Here's one just for you!
Only 100 pages long, this story is printed in a large font with lots of space between the lines and large margins. And each chapter is only 4 pages long. Actually, each chapter is a letter. Yes, a letter. It is a series of letters. The first and the last one are from Charlie, writing to his older brother, Joe, a soldier sent to England during World War II. All the others in between are from Joe, writing to tell of his experiences during the days leading up to D-Day, the Allied invasion of France. It will not take you long to read this novel of courage in the face of bullying and fear.
And when you are finished, think about these questions: What did you learn about history from reading this story? How is being a soldier different than you expected? How do Joe and Charlie and their parents and their grandmother all show courage during the war?
pleased that you are growing into a thoughtful reader,
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November 4, 2018 October 30, 2018 Sophie Rosen bullying, middle schools, self-acceptance
Wonder by R.J. Palacio (Alfred A. Knopf, 2012) is the story of August, a boy born with extreme facial abnormalities who was not expected to survive infancy. Life changes for 11-year-old Auggie when his parents stop homeschooling him and put him into a public school where he endures taunting and bullying. Now he must figure out how to be accepted. Will the bullying ever stop? Will he ever be accepted? Read this inspiring novel to find out! (by Rabia in grade 6)
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February 27, 2018 February 28, 2018 Sophie Rosen bullying
"Knowing what's right doesn't mean much unless you do what's right." – Theodore Roosevelt, 26th American president
Bottner, Barbara. Miss Brooks' Story Nook. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 2014.
A school librarian humorously teaches her students a lesson about bullying.
French, Simon. My Cousin's Keeper. Somerville, Mass.: Candlewick Press, 2014, c2012.
Eleven-year-old Kieran tries to be one of the popular kids at school, one of the powerful kids. What will he do when his cousin arrives in town? A cousin who isn't athletic. Isn't outgoing or confident. Soon Bon is the target of the powerful bullies. What should Kieran do? Life becomes even more confusing when the girl Kieran admires becomes friends with Bon, more complicated when he discovers why Bon has come. This memorable novel from Australia is recommended for readers 10 to 14 years old.
Javaherbin, Mina. Goal! Somerville, Mass.: Candlewick Press, 2010.
A group of soccer playing buddies fend off bullies who try to spoil their game in this picture book set in a South African township.
Woodson, Jacqueline. Each Kindness. New York: Nancy Paulsen Books, 2012.
Chloe and her friends realize they should not have been making fun of a classmate after a lesson from their teacher.
Picture books and novels about bullying
May 3, 2017 July 6, 2017 Sophie Rosen bullying, Courage, friendship
"I think the reward for conformity is that everyone likes you except yourself."
– Rita Mae Brown, American writer
French, Simon. My Brother's Keeper. Somerville, Mass.: Candlewick Press, 2014, c2012.
Eleven-year-old Kieran tries to be one of the popular kids at school, one of the powerful kids. But what will he do when his cousin arrives in town? His cousin Bon isn't athletic. He definitely isn't outgoing or confident. Instead, his cousin is soon the target of those powerful boys who like to bully everyone else. Life becomes even more confusing for Kieran when the girl he admires becomes friends with Bon. It becomes more complicated when he discovers the reason Bon has come to live in his home. This well-written memorable novel from Australia is recommended for readers 10 to 14 years old. [Australia; Bullying; Conduct of life; Cousins; Imagination; Individuality; Jealousy; Moving (Household); Parent and child; Schools]
"The things that make me different are the things that make me."
– A.A. Milne, author of Winnie-the-Pooh
Woodson, Jacqueline. Feathers. New York : Puffin Books, 2007.
Sixth-grade Frannie is reading a poem about hope in class. But there's not much hope in her life. Her friend Samantha is becoming peculiar. The class bully is becoming more trouble. And the new boy, nicknamed 'Jesus Boy', says he's not white but he sure looks like he's white. What's going to happen next? A novel for thoughtful readers 10 to 15 years old. [African- Americans; Bullying; Moving, Household; Racism; Schools]

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Review article (meta-analysis)| Volume 98, ISSUE 9, P1842-1851, September 2017
Considerations of the Principles of Resistance Training in Exercise Studies for the Management of Knee Osteoarthritis: A Systematic Review
Claire Minshull, PhD
Claire Minshull
Corresponding author Claire Minshull, PhD, Carnegie School of Sport, Leeds Beckett University, Headingly Campus, Leeds LS1 3HE, UK.
School of Clinical Sciences, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK
School of Health Sciences, Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, UK
Nigel Gleeson, PhD
Nigel Gleeson
Published:March 30, 2017DOI:https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apmr.2017.02.026
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To evaluate the methodologic quality of resistance training interventions for the management of knee osteoarthritis.
A search of the literature for studies published up to August 10, 2015, was performed on MEDLINE (OVID platform), PubMed, Embase, and Physiotherapy Evidence Database databases. Search terms associated with osteoarthritis, knee, and muscle resistance exercise were used.
Study Selection
Studies were included in the review if they were published in the English language and met the following criteria: (1) muscle resistance training was the primary intervention; (2) randomized controlled trial design; (3) treatment arms included at least a muscle conditioning intervention and a nonexercise group; and (4) participants had osteoarthritis of the knee. Studies using preoperative (joint replacement) interventions with only postoperative outcomes were excluded. The search yielded 1574 results. The inclusion criteria were met by 34 studies.
Two reviewers independently screened the articles for eligibility. Critical appraisal of the methodology was assessed according to the principles of resistance training and separately for the reporting of adherence using a specially designed scoring system. A rating for each article was assigned.
Data Synthesis
There were 34 studies that described a strength training focus of the intervention; however, the principles of resistance training were inconsistently applied and inadequately reported across all. Methods for adherence monitoring were incorporated into the design of 28 of the studies, but only 13 reported sufficient detail to estimate average dose of exercise.
These findings affect the interpretation of the efficacy of muscle resistance exercise in the management of knee osteoarthritis. Clinicians and health care professionals cannot be confident whether nonsignificant findings are because of the lack of efficacy of muscle resistance interventions, or occur through limitations in treatment prescription and patient adherence. Future research that seeks to evaluate the effects of muscle strength training interventions on symptoms of osteoarthritis should be properly designed and adherence diligently reported.
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OA (osteoarthritis), RCT (randomized controlled trial), RM (repetition maximum)


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The Secret Thoughts of Cats was written and illustrated by Steven Appleby, and first published in 1996.

Also known as the Infinite Subtlety of Cat Expressions, it focuses on the fact that cat expressions are always the same, no matter what the situation (apart from when asleep or dead). It has a picture of a cat with the same expression on every page, and a description of what it's thinking or doing underneath. It finishes with 'Afterthoughts' of cats, a selection of observations made on cat behaviour. The first page is a picture of cat hairs, the last, cat hairs on cushions.
It was written in memory of: Terry, Dibble, Sally, and for Jim.

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Ag Journal – Fibermax/BASF Field Day
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by: Branden Waits
LUBBOCK, Texas — Cotton producers are always looking ahead and a great way to prepare for next season is by attending a field day event which showcases new cotton varieties, experimental varieties along with the latest technologies in the industry.
Fibermax Cotton and BASF, the second largest producer and marketer of chemicals, teamed up for the 2019 Field Day plot tour at the BASF Cotton Breeding Station.
Growers, dealers and retailers had the opportunity to see firsthand this year's results and discuss the topics that are on the forefront this season.
For most growers on the South Plains, insect and weed pressure have not been horrible this season which has saved on input costs.
However, the season isn't over until harvest.
BASF Tech Service Representative Adam Hixson warned of the impact of aphids late in the season.
"Aphids create a substance called honeydew, and it's really sticky," Hixson said. "If that sticky gets on your cotton it's a bad day. It's very difficult to harvest."
He said a lot of cotton varieties have resistance to insect pests. However, he said there isn't a variety for aphids which would require the spraying of insecticide.
"The nice thing about aphids is if you get them down to a low enough population, things like ladybugs are actually predators of aphids so they'll move in and clean up whatever is left over," Hixson said. "And most of the insecticides used these days are very nice to those predators. You'll be able to use our new insecticide on that particular pest."
A challenge for Plains cotton growers throughout the entire year is controlling weeds like palmer pigweed because the cotton does not form a thick canopy like in other areas.
Dan Westberg who is a Regional Tech Service Manager for BASF explained that as few as thirty weed escapes won't affect your yield but the amount of seed production those weeds have is massive.
Holding a one pint jar of palmer seeds in his hand he estimated it to be 500,000 seeds.
"It's all about eliminating seed production in the field," Westberg said. "So making sure that we rogue out those few escapes that may be there.What we want to do is make sure that we steward these technologies that we have left to make sure that we utilize them in a diverse system so that we don't develop resistance to essentially all of our chemistries that we have.".
A technology that is making its way into the agriculture industry is aerial drones for field imagery.
"Aerial imagery is very helpful in identifying those genotypes or other inputs that might be very helpful to growers on their farm," said Craig Bednarz a representative of BASF. "And not only that they are useful in identifying those genotypes that are really under performers and the ones we need to get rid of."
Evaluating varieties for tolerance to diseases like verticillium wilt is subjective however Bednarz believes that aerial image and the right software could help identify disease in a particular genotype and the percentage of the plot that is infected.
"Then we could do a much better job at quantifying the differences among our varieties," Bednarz said. "And I think those are the tools that we're going to be using more and more of in the future."
The plot tour included a look at the newest Fibermax & Stoneville varieties for 2020 and this years top performers. One of the most popular varieties this year was Fibermax 1830 GLT.
"It's got great disease tolerance, great tolerance to verticillium wilt and bacterial blight," said Kenny Melton, Western Region Agronomic Manager at BASF.
Melton mentioned there is no other control measure to these diseases other than the variety itself.
"Fiber quality is real good on that variety," he said. "And fiber quality at one time was not important in West Texas but nowadays it is of paramount importance for us and it can really make a difference when you go to sell that crop."
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Ag Journal – Saving the Swine Population
by Branden Waits / Jan 24, 2020
LUBBOCK, Texas - A disease known as African swine fever has ravaged the Chinese pork market causing the country to euthanize half of their swine population last year.
The disease is much like Ebola, which causes a rapid fever and death within a few days.
Ag Journal Forecast: Week of January 20th
by Heidi Waggoner / Jan 20, 2020
Happy Monday everyone! It has been another beautiful, sunny and mild day across the South Plains with high temperatures sitting back near average in the low 50's. Sadly, we have big changes in the forecast beginning late tonight as our next cold front slides across the region.This will bring another cool down into the low 40's and more rain chances to the area throughout the day on Tuesday. Thankfully, nothing severe is expected.
This will clear out quickly on Wednesday with more sunshine on tap. Temperatures will continue to fluctuate throughout the remainder of the work week and the weekend with highs ranging from the mid-50's to the mid-60's, but conditions will remain dry through the weekend so you can put away the umbrellas Wednesday morning!
HPWD: Producers needed for playa basin focus groups
LUBBOCK, Texas (NEWS RELEASE) - The following is a news release from the High Plains Water Conservation District No. 1:
Are you an agricultural producer with one or more playa basins on land you own or rent? If so, Playa Lakes Joint Venture (PLJV) invites you to participate in upcoming focus group meetings to provide input on new calculator tools that can convey potential impacts of various playa basin management scenarios to producers.
The two focus group meetings are set for Feb. 5 at Hoffbrau Steak and Grill House, 7203 W. Interstate 40 Frontage Rd., in Amarillo and Feb. 6 at the High Plains Underground Water Conservation District (HPWD) office, 2930 Avenue Q, in Lubbock.
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Next Generation US Passports Get a New Look and Enhanced Security Features
Travelers awaiting their new or renewed U.S. passport this year may notice some changes in the appearance of their freshly issued travel document, but the State Department's upgraded Next Generation Passport books contain more than mere aesthetic alterations.
The standard passport book that's currently in circulation contains an electronic chip (and is hence known as an ePassport) that carries the same information that's printed on the document's data page, such as the holder's name, birth date, and other biographic information. It also contains a biometric identifier, as the U.S. requires these chips contain a digital photograph of the holder. The present passports already have embedded security features that prevent unauthorized "skimming" of the information stored on the chip.
"Looking to the future, we are steadily working on modernization efforts," a U.S. Department of State spokesperson told TravelPulse. "We continue to rollout the NGP—redesigned to be smarter, safer, and better—at our passport agencies and centers."
"While the U.S. passport book currently in circulation (known as the ePassport) is already an extremely secure travel document, our Next Generation Passport uses new technologies and has enhanced security features, such as a polycarbonate data page, laser engraved personalization, and updated artwork," said the spokesperson
"The most noticeable changes to the new passport book are the polycarbonate data page and the location of the endorsement page (now page 3). Visa pages have also been updated with linkwork and ink colors that showcase imagery of U.S. architecture, history, culture, landscapes and traditions," they added.
The Next Generation Passport's rollout actually began last year, but is occurring in stages, as equipment needed to produce the new documents is gradually installed at passport centers around the country. "The rollout of the Next Generation Passport is a multi-year process," the State Department spokesperson confirmed. "More than two million Next Generation Passports (NGP) have been issued to customers across the country since March 2021."
Even as the NGPs are making their way into circulation, new previous-edition passports continue to be produced, Although, the State Department has said it expects all passport printing centers will be equipped to print the NGPs by summer's end.
"We will issue both the ePassport and Next Generation Passport until August 2022, when all 29 passport agencies and centers will be printing the new Next Generation Passport books," said the spokesperson. They also went on to say, "We are on track to offer the NGP nationwide by the end of 2022."
Still, you shouldn't count on getting your own modernized passport document any time soon, since current ePassports already meet or exceed international security standards and remain valid through their existing expiration dates. And, if you're among those awaiting a new or renewed passport, you can't request a specific version of the passport book—it just comes down to the luck of the draw.
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Favorite movie, TV roles that could have gone to someone else
Culture // Celebrities
These actors' lives could have changed had they gotten the part. Or maybe not. We'll never know.
Compiled by John-Henry Perera
Dec. 20, 2017 Updated: Dec. 22, 2017 1:55 p.m.
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In 2014, Regal Reels posted an old audition tape of Scarlett Johansson for the role of Judy Shepherd in the film "Jumanji." Kirsten Dunst would land the role instead.
In a 2015 Vanity Fair article, "Clueless" director Amy Heckerling said she was "heartbroken" to learn the role of Josh didn't go to Ben Affleck. It instead went to Paul Rudd.
In a 2012 interview with the Guardian, Jennifer Lawrence said she had auditioned for the role of Bella in the "Twilight" film series. Kristen Stewart won the part instead.
In 2014, Marvel teased Tom Hiddleston's audition tape for Thor in, well, "Thor." Hiddleston would later get the role of Loki and Chris Hemsworth landed Thor.
During a 2014 interview on "Watch What Happens Live," Mindy Kaling revealed she was gunning for the role of Lillian Donovan in "Bridesmaids." The part went to Maya Rudolph instead.


Gia, the youngest member of the famed Coppola Clan becomes a bona-fide style icon.
The 24-year-old model, photographer and director is finding her niche in the family business, having already directed films for Zac Posen, Wren and Opening Ceremony.
Her most recent project is a playful piece promoting the DVF ♥ CURRENT/ELLIOTT collaboration and depicts an aspiring Hollywood screenwriter looking for inspiration. "Writer's Block" tells a story that has nothing to do with fashion but in which everyone is wearing really, really cute clothes.
DVF ♥ CURRENT/ELLIOTT collaboration "Writer's Block." Watch the video below.
Tracy Antonopolous stars as a struggling screenwriter in the '60s-inspired short, plays Philomena Geronimo Junior (otherwise knows as Jane). Tracy previously teamed up with Gia to make a film for equally edgy label Opening Ceremony.
Aubrey Plaza's deadpan voice narrates her quirky, colorful journey that recalls classic '60s film more than it does Sofia Coppola's work.
The music at the end, is scored by Robert Schwartzman, Coppola's cousin (and Jason's brother).
Watch the video to find out how Jane gets her creative juices flowing and impresses the producer played by Goodfellas star Ray Liotta.
Since you're going to want to buy the vintage-inspired and very cute clothes They're available at Bloomingdales, Bergdorf Goodman, Holt Renfrew, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Shopbop, DVF stores and DVF.COM.
Gia's been a favorite model and muse for years for companies such as APC and LA-based Whetherly, a new label from Citizens of Humanity alumna Leila Nasseri.
As for her own style, the California native usually eschews trends for the anonymity of basics, but admits she adored the Proenza Schouler and Rodarte shows, has a weakness for all things Chanel, Marc Jacobs and Lanvin, and would love to raid the closets of friends and fellow fashionphiles Tracy Antonopoulos and Nathalie Love.
Known to his family and friends as Gio. He was in the family business as well. The eldest Coppola sibling of set decorator/artist Eleanor Coppola and Francis Ford Coppola. You might have heard of his brother and enterprising sister, sister. brother to Roman and Sofia.
Gio was killed in a speedboating accident in May 1986 at the age of 22 in Annapolis, MD. At the time of his death, Coppola's fiancee, Jacqui de la Fontaine, was two months pregnant with their only daughter, Gia, born on January 1, 1987.


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Simon announces independent review of Title IX program
RJ Wolcott
EAST LANSING - Michigan State University President Lou Anna Simon announced a top-to-bottom independent review of the university's Title IX program will take place beginning this fall.
That announcement came during an update on MSU's response to the criminal and internal investigations concerning former MSU doctor Larry Nassar during the Board of Trustees meeting Thursday morning.
"As you know, the MSU Police Department continues to aggressively investigate all allegations, dedicating more resources to this investigation than any other while working closely with the Michigan Attorney General and federal law enforcement officials in a case that spans jurisdictions, state lines and even international borders," she said.
MSU police are investigating more than 80 reports from women and girls who say Nassar sexually assaulted them, officials have said. Additionally, more than 80 women and girls have sued MSU, Nassar and USA Gymnastics in federal and state courts alleging that Nassar sexually assaulted them during medical appointments and the organizations didn't do enough to stop him.
In March, an MSU Title IX investigation determined Nassar sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl during medical appointments 17 years ago. It is the first investigation — administrative, criminal or civil — to reach that conclusion.
It's the second consecutive board meeting where Simon has addressed MSU's response to investigations of Nassar.
MSU's Simon: 'There is no culture of tolerance of sexual assault'
MSU will determine who is conducting the independent review this summer. She also noted MSU has already made significant policy changes, including a completed review of the MSU HealthTeam.
In her statement, Simon said experts have told her that it's "virtually impossible to stop a determined sexual predator and pedophile," given the lengths they will go to hide their conduct, although she declined to say who told her that.
Simon declined to comment on whether MSU could have stopped Nassar earlier if, as alleged in court records, any of several employees had acted on complaints about Nassar.
"I will not comment on allegations that are made in the press by soundbites and excerpts," Simon said.
One of those employees, according to court records, was former women's gymnastics coach Kathy Klages, who received a complaint in 1997, and who the university suspended earlier this year. She retired a day later.
In 2014, MSU's Title IX office cleared Nassar of sexual assault allegations. The woman involved in that case is now suing MSU.
Simon also expressed no concerns about rising costs in connection with legal assistance. The State Journal reported Wednesday that MSU has already paid more than $330,000 in legal bills in connection with Nassar, although that number is likely to rise because March and April bills were not included in an MSU response to a State Journal records request.
"We have enough (money) to deal with those issues as prudent to the university," Simon said.
The university is using non-endowment investment income to pay for law firms and outside consultants related to Nassar lawsuits and internal investigations, according to MSU spokesman Jason Cody.
MSU's legal bills related to Nassar reach $330,000
Brian Breslin, chair of the MSU Board of Trustees, made a statement expressing support for Simon on behalf of the board.
"We endorse the initiatives President Simon discussed today. These initiatives, while not directly related to the allegations involving Nassar, ensure the university is taking steps to work even harder to create the safest campus and community possible," he read from a prepared statement.
Contact RJ Wolcott at (517) 377-1026 or rwolcott@lsj.com. Follow him on Twitter @wolcottr.


In 2013, Melissa Dongmin Ma and Robin Li, MS '94, co-founder of China's search-engine giant Baidu.com, made a gift of $200,000 to fund a laboratory in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering in the University at Buffalo's School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. The Robin Li Data Mining and Machine Learning Laboratory will be located in Davis Hall on the North Campus.
Liesl Folks, dean of the UB School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, thanked the couple for their generosity.
Robin Yanhong Li, co-founder, chairman and chief executive officer of Baidu Inc., the Chinese-language equivalent of Google, oversees the company's overall strategy and business operations. He studied information management at Peking University and earned a master's degree from UB, where he studied at the Center of Excellence for Document Analysis and Recognition (CEDAR), learning about vector space models used to interpret word recognition results.
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Q: How to set up a VPN Incoming connection with Windows to tunnel Internet traffic? I want to set up a VPN on a remote server to route all my Internet traffic for privacy reasons. I can set up an incoming connection and connect to it successfully. The problem is, I can just see the remote computer and no other Web sites will open. I want the remote server to act like a NAT. How can I do that?
Note that I don't want to split Internet traffic. I actually want to send all the traffic to the remote server but need to make it relay the traffic.
For the record, my remote server is Windows Web Server 2008 which does not have routing and remote access service.
Clarification
I'm mostly interested in server configuration. I don't have any problems configuring the client. By the way, Windows Web Server 2008 seems to have the same VPN features built in client OSes (like Vista) and specifically, it doesn't include the RRAS console in MMC. I'm also open to suggestions regarding third party PPTP/L2TP daemons available, if they are free.

A: Unfortunately you cannot install RRAS on Server 2008 Web Edition, its not an allowed role. So you would need to use a third party application, Open VPN is one of the most common and one I have used successfully on server 2003 before.
Once you have that setup, Joel's advice for the client setup will make sure your web traffic goes through the VPN.

A: You were able to create a dial-up VPN connection between Vista and Windows Web Server 2008 without the Network Policy Server role? If so, I'm curious as to what the subnet/IP looked like to the client in that scenario once the tunnel was up.
If you have a VPN up, then you've transferred your problem domain from one of VPN to one of routing. I'm pretty confident that you'll be able to bridge connections using the Web edition and that you can also use Internet Connection Sharing. If not, there are cheap and possibly free "internet sharing" programs available (NAT32).
This assumes that your client machine somehow has an IP on the server's (internal?) network.
Also, when you say Internet traffic, it's possible your definition may include only traffic that is proxy-able. In which case you can shift the domain again from routing to proxying, and use a free proxy server bound to the IP on the other end of the tunnel.

A: This will happen by default if the VPN is configured correctly.
When you make a VPN connection from Windows CLIENT, there is an advanced option called Use Default Gateway on Remote Network which is checked by default.
For example, in Windows XP:

*

*Go to Network Connections

*Right click on your VPN connectoid

*Choose Properties

*Go to the Networking Tab

*Choose Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) from the list

*Click PROPERTIES

*Click Advanced

*In the General tab, check Use Default Gateway on Remote Network
It is possible that the default gateway is not configured correctly on your remote server.

A: There may be a special place in purgatory for UNIX people who make suggestions along the following lines but I have used this for a purpose similar to yours (getting ip range-restricted US-only data securely from the US to Mexico City):
Install OpenSSH on the server, here is how you can do that on Vista/2008: http://www.petri.co.il/setup-ssh-server-vista.htm  (I noticed that this is an .il TLD, if that is a problem from Iran maybe try looking for the cache or I can repost it if you leave a comment.  Also maybe an example of why we need secure borderless internet access.)
Create a dynamic ssh connection using Putty.  Here are instructions and an explanation.
Point your browser, mail client, etc., to the local proxy.  In effect, what you are doing is this:  you open a dynamic ssh session on the remote host.  You have a local proxy that this connection is bound to.  You make all requests to this local proxy, the proxy then makes an encrypted request to the server, the server fetches and returns whatever you have requested from the outside world via a secure tunnel to the local proxy and thence to your application.  You can confirm that it is working by opening a website that provides geolocation of ip addresses.  I'm sure it can be automated too.  (If this is an outright abominable thing to do on a Windows Server, let me know in the comments.)

A: This is a rather old thread but I found myself searching for an answer to this same exact question as well. I did find a couple of things during my research. I'm posting here just to add to this information so in case anyone else is looking for answers, they can find it here.
First, there's a free service available at www.itshidden.com that lets you connect to their vpn servers. Once connected, all your internet traffic is tunneled through that VPN interface. The initial setup and connection is easy enough; any modern Windows installation 2000/XP/Vista and higher has the VPN client software already built in. Only downside is that their servers are stationed in europe so your packets has quite some ways to travel. I needed something closer to home to reduce packet latency and ping and as such this wasn't the ideal solution. So I kept looking...
On my continuing search I found the dd-wrt firmware. Creating a VPN server right on the router itself happens to be one of dd-wrt's nice features. The setup is pretty easy and straightforward: set the VPN server IP of the router, set the possible IP ranges for the clients and the VPN client login info. This is all done from the dd-wrt router config through the browser. VPN client setup follows the same procedures as outlined from www.itshidden.com, with a different VPN server IP of course.
Finally, I have also  attempted to make one of the computers a vpn server using the accept incoming connections method like the OP. The VPN clients and server can ping each other but the problem is I couldn't get the VPN server to properly route the internet traffic from the clients. I tried fiddling with the route table on both client and server ends. Short-story was I couldn't get it to work fully. Locate LAN services work fine(eg. FTP server on a LAN computer), but I never got the internet traffic to route through properly -- perhaps someone else might have better luck.
So all in all if you have a router that supports dd-wrt, this is worth looking into. This is the solution I settled on. It was easy to get setup and working.

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tags: culture, endangered, kiwi, New Zealand
I have lived in New Zealand for a little over ten years and last Sunday I was privileged to participate in a ceremony that few people experience. Our neighbours at CUE Haven released endangered native kiwi birds onto their property. This is the first time in 50 years there are kiwi on private land in the Kaipara Harbour area and the kiwis released on Sunday are now the closest wild kiwi to Auckland, New Zealand's largest city.
Most New Zealanders would agree that the kiwi bird is our national symbol. We call ourselves 'kiwis" and the image of the kiwi bird appears on everything from our money, our soldiers' uniforms, postage stamps and, in various caricatures, as a symbol of everything from rental cars to quality builders.
Unfortunately, the kiwi is seriously endangered. Before humans came to New Zealand, there was only one indigenous mammal, a small bat, and no snakes or carnivorous reptiles. As a result, many indigenous New Zealand birds, including the kiwi, have no wings. Even birds that fly often spend a lot of time on the ground and nest on the ground.
When humans introduced dogs, cats, rats and weasels, the indigenous bird population was in serious trouble. Today all species of kiwi are endangered. Of the small percentage of wild kiwi eggs that hatch, only 5% of the chicks survive to adulthood. Almost 95% of those killed are killed by dogs.
As a result, most New Zealanders have never seen a kiwi or heard their amazing calls in the wild. There are a number of kiwi refuges on predator free islands or in reserves where predators are controlled, but a kiwi population cannot be sustained without protection from predators.
Our friends and neighbours, Gill and Kevin Adshead have set aside 400 ha (990 acres) of native bush and salt marsh on their 1300 ha (3200 acres) farm, Mataia, http://www.mataia.co.nz/ on the Kaipara Harbour as a native New Zealand forest reserve. They have long dreamt of bringing kiwi back to the Kaipara and that dream became a reality on Sunday 25 May, 2013.
Kiwi are national treasures and highly protected. The Maori, New Zealand's indigenous people, consider kiwi to be taonga, which means "treasure," and under the Treaty of Waitangi between the British Crown and the Maori tribes, Maori have kaitiakitanga (guardianship) of their taonga. Also, the Department of Conservation which manages kiwi reserves will only release kiwi in environments that they are satisfied to be suitable and safe.
Since 2006, Gill and Kevin have undertaken an intensive pest and predator control program to eradicate possums, stoats, ferrets, weasels, cats and rats on the Mataia property. They also fenced their entire property and covered it with shade cloth that will keep the kiwi in and defeat most predators including dogs. Only working farm dogs that have undergone kiwi aversion training are now allowed on to the property. Once all safeguards were in place, it was decided to release fourteen kiwi onto the property.
A specially trained team from the Department of Conservation and Auckland Zoo and two family members spent Friday night on Maturangi Island, a kiwi reserve, to trap fourteen Northland Brown kiwis. Kiwi are nocturnal and only come out at night. It was a full moon so unfortunately not many kiwi came out of their burrows and so despite the team walking around the island several times from 8 pm to past 5 am they were only able to catch five kiwis. These were brought to Mataia on Saturday morning. The team will go back in a few days to catch the remaining nine kiwi.
Because the kiwis were being transferred from one Maori tribal area to another, it was necessary for the gifting iwi (tribe) to introduce the kiwis to their new home and for the iwi that would be receiving the kiwis to formally accept them. On Saturday morning Maori representatives from the iwis were at Mataia to do the Pôwhiri (formal welcoming ceremonies) and the event was attended by almost 500 guests.
It was a fascinating morning. Three schools in the area and the local community had helped support the kiwi release project and several students, teachers and parents along with neighbours, friends and local government representatives came for the day. There was also a lot of media coverage as it was over 50 years ago that the last kiwi was seen in the Auckland region.
It was first necessary for there to be a formal welcome of manuhiri (visitors) to the Mataia property by the local iwi, Ngati Whatua o Kaipara, and Gill & Kevin's families. My wife and I were honoured to be considered part of Gill and Kevin's family. The manuhiri assembled at the entrance to the Mataia Homestead and were welcomed by the Kuia (female elder) from the local iwi with a karanga (call) and invited to take seats across from where tangata whenua (local people) sat. The local iwi kaumatua (elder) then welcomed everyone and gave a speech explaining whakapapa (the genealogy) of the local tribe and the local area. The speech was in Maori followed by an English translation. The Department of Conservation representative then gave a speech in response on behalf of the kiwi sanctuary. This speech was followed by a speech from the representative of the manuhiri explaining who they were and their background. The purpose of these speeches was to help establish the identity of the various groups and demonstrate that they are present for a peaceful purpose.
The local Kaumatua then invited the mahuhiri for the hariru (shaking hands) and hongi (touching noses together). This is a symbol of love and peace because at creation, the breath of life was breathed into the nose. The tangata whenua and the manuhiri then got acquainted over morning tea.
Now that the people had all been introduced and welcomed, it was time to welcome the kiwis to their new home as honoured guests.
The local tangata whenua welcomed the kiwi with a speech by the kaumatua and waiata (special welcoming songs) by the local school children.
Gill's family has owned Mataia since 1870 and her oldest brother also welcomed the kiwi and the visitors and gave a short history of the Gardner family and the Mataia Restoration Project. Then the representatives of the gifting iwi and the Department of Conservation gave speeches explaining the background of the kiwi and their lineage and formally presented the kiwi to Mataia.
The kiwi were blessed by the local kaumatua and formally named and introduced to the community.
While guests were having lunch the actual release of the kiwis took place deep in the bush and that was handled by the Department of Conservation experts accompanied by a few students and family members.
Previously, Gill and Kevin had put temporary wooden burrows out for the kiwis. The birds were transferred to those boxes and at night the boxes would be opened for the kiwi to explore their new home.
Each kiwi is fitted with a transmitter so that their movements and health can be monitored.
We were very happy and honoured to be part of the very special celebrations and ceremonies and welcome the return of kiwi to the Kaipara Harbour. More kiwi will be released at Mataia in the following week.
CUE Haven is less than a kilometre from Mataia and we are hoping that in the not too distant future, CUE Haven too will be hosts to kiwis.
The event was covered by the New Zealand media and you can see the news clips here and here.
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It's a bird? All my life, I'd been laboring under the misapprehension that a kiwi was a fruit, and that all Oz/NZ kiwi references pertained to that fruit.
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Yes, the kiwi is a fruit, but it was named after the bird! The actual name of kiwifruit is Chinese Gooseberry. They were very popular with US service men stationed in NZ during WWII and an export trade was started and the name kiwifruit was developed for branding purposes.
Interesting. You know, last week a driver here in Austria hit and killed a kangaroo that was trying to cross the road: http://bit.ly/11vaR1Y And that's after I'd been working hard for years to convince Americans that there were no kangaroos in Austria. Now I feel like a fool.
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I love this, and I love there is this effort to honor this bird. I too was a little confused about the origin or Kiwi. First I thought it was a fruit, then I thought it was a tribe, but it is an endangered bird. Interesting looking bird too.
Sad, so many of them die. But this movement to save and honor them may yield more and more protection? Nice share..
Thanks. Yes, the fruit is named after the bird, The theory is that the kiwi fruit resembles a kiwi bird–small, brown and fuzzy!
AH!!!! YES!!! I see it!!! Lol. Yes!!!
*Brilliant.*
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Those lucky Kiwi's are at the moment "eyeing" up some tasty morsels over the fence at CUE Haven, I know there are some "tasty" worms there..YUM..
The welcome mat is out for them!
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Fantastic commitment on the part of your neighbours, preparing for all those years. I can see you with Kiwis at Cue Haven for sure, Tom. Best wishes to you and your neighbours for your great work in preserving and restoring flora and fauna. Thank you.
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Wow. This is so cool. I'm very impressed and full of admiration for people who would take the time and effort to save this dear creature. Bless them!
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You have been involved in many projects since you have left Cleveland U.S.A , I look forward to your articles and enjoyed you book Identities ,
time for a new book ,
Fantastic! This is so very interesting. I loved learning a little bit more about the history of indigenous animals and birds in New Zealand. I had no idea Kiwi were so endangered. What a thrill this must have been for you! I'm so glad you shared this heartwarming occasion. 🙂
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Long live the Kiwis: both the birds and the people.
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The expression on the faces of those, who held the birds is so heartwarming, it leaves me speechless and, frankly, a little teary-eyed. Such initiatives need to be taken throughout the world to reestablish those that we've compromised.
Fascinating feature you have written here, Tom. I love the way you incorporated the language along with its English translation. The photo of the little boy's face as he petted the kiwi captured the essence of the entire day. I am curious about the dogs that have passed kiwi aversion training. What is their function?
And hip hip hooray to your neighbors and their large tract of land being put to conservation use.
Thanks Cheri. The kiwis are in a preserve that is part of a working farm and the dogs are used to help muster the cows and sheep on the farm. They are very well trained and normally would have no interaction with the kiwis but the aversion training is to make sure they don't get any ideas in case they should come upon one.


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For those of you who just cannot wait for New Line Cinema to release brand new stills from their forthcoming A Nightmare on Elm Street reboot, we've screen grabbed nearly 40 hi-res action shots from the first trailer that debuted earlier tonight. You can dig on 'em all below, feel free to grab 'em and use them for your desktop image, phone backgrounds… whatever you want! Directed by Samuel Bayer, Freddy Krueger (Jackie Earle Haley) returns to theaters April 30, 2010.


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It's not about how much TV you can afford, it's about how much TV is appropriate for the space you'll be watching it in.
If, for example, you sit seven feet away from the TV, a 65″ 1080p TV will look a little pixelated, but a 4K TV will be a lot more crisp. This tool can help you find out the best viewing distance for different sizes and resolution of TV.
It's worth pointing out that even if you wouldn't be able to tell the difference between 4K and 1080p at your viewing distance, you still might want a 4K TV for the HDR elements (which we'll talk about in a bit). However, it always helps to know how big of a TV you'll want for your living room.
A 4K Blu-ray Player. Regular Blu-ray players can't play the new 4K UHD discs you see at the store. If you want to get the absolute best quality movies you can watch on your new TV, you'll need a new Blu-ray player.
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When choosing between a slightly bigger TV or a TV with High Dynamic Range (HDR), pick the HDR TV every time.
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Black Friday gets all the attention, but in recent years, it's gotten less important. The Monday after Black Friday—known as Cyber Monday—has equally good or better deals. Especially for electronics. Some deals are already available online the week before Friday. On top of all of this, retailers still offer huge discounts up to the holidays. After all, It's not like stores just decide they don't want your money after Black Friday. They'll keep pushing deals up through the new year.
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We included a couple old fashioned HDTVs in the list at the very end, just in case you want to toss an extra set in the guest room or kitchen (but we can't recommend them as your main set). However, regardless of what you want to buy, there's a decent cross-section of excellent TVs at any price point that you can already buy today—no gate-crashing required.


I have two empty brass type cabinets with cases. Probably from 1940s based on the plant they were liberated from. Asking $100 OBO. There are no imprint on the cabinet or cases that I can find, so I'm not sure who made them. Near as I can tell, the names on the cases refer to client's names and not font names. I can ship them but it would be expensive. Or pick them up in the Northern Kentucky area.
The photo shows two cases removed but they are all included in the sale.


Personal financial management tools remain popular, social media and networking are still to the fore, and mobile is an absolute must – either in the form of mobile point-of-sale devices or person-to-person money transfer services.
While one set of presenters espoused the "Banks are Dead" line, on the other side several banks were actually taking part – Credit Agricole even made the list of winners – while the vendor line-up featured names that you could expect to see at a mainstream event.
Temenos, for instance, was on early on the first day with its LiveDesigner user interface tool. Looking around the exhibition floor, other familiar names could be seen among the logos – Akamai, BBVA, Fiserv, NICE, TSYS and Sage among them.
The buzz around the event remains, though the audience has also started moving towards the mainstream, with many familiar faces from the banking systems world walking around the Old Billingsgate venue. With the emergence of newer innovation initiatives such as the Accenture-backed FinTech Innovation Labs in London and New York, and the Innotribe Foundation from Swift, Finovate continues to offer a forum for the new.


Beginning in my 'tweens, once a month members of my Lutheran congregation on the hill would lovingly cook a big meal and drive from our little suburb to the big city of Columbus, Ohio. We served the patrons of Faith Mission, a homeless shelter in the inner city. The cooking part was fun, but I especially loved interacting with the patrons and seeing "the hungry" as real people.
During my Junior year of high school that same Lutheran congregation gave me the opportunity to teach a 3rd & 4th grade Sunday school class. I loved opening up God's Word with them and talking together about it in ways that made it come alive. I particularly remember teaching about Noah and the big flood shortly after our suburb had some major flooding.
I cherished these experiences in my church growing up and as early as middle school, I knew I wanted to be in ministry somehow. I knew I was dearly loved by God and my church family and I wanted to spread that love to others. I wanted to be always a part of what God was doing in and through the church.
I felt called by the Holy Spirit into a life of ministry.
There was only one problem, the only ministry role I knew of was that of pastor. I didn't want to be a pastor and I didn't feel that was my calling exactly.
My vision was to study Lutheran theology and church-work on an undergraduate level. Then I would go serve in a congregation.
I wanted to partner with people to reach out beyond the church walls (like I had done at Faith Mission). I wanted to share God's word with people in Bible classes and informal conversations, encouraging them in their faith.
When it came time to choose a college I looked for something like a theology major or a non-pastor, church-worker study program. The Lutheran colleges I looked at during that time had nothing of the sort.
I drifted for a while, starting college with no clear plan for a major or career path. After my first year of college in Kentucky, I married a pastor and moved to Indiana where he was pastoring his first church.
It was early in our marriage that I found out about the Deaconess program at Valparaiso University, a Lutheran university in Indiana.
I could become a trained church-worker!
The pamphlet also talked about a variety of settings (churches, social service agencies, hospitals, etc) in which a Deaconess could serve. I read that regardless of the setting, the common bond among Deaconesses is a "servant's heart," the willingness to love and serve others as Jesus loves and serves us.
The more I read about the Deaconess program, the more I knew this was a fit for me.
Not being required to be a pastor to do the above!
There were some logistics involved with being able to enter the Deaconess program, but eventually I got in! Then I got my Lutheran theology major, did my required practical ministry experiences, and lived into the "sisterhood" of Deaconesses and Deaconess students around me.
Finally, on August 19, 2001, at our second church in Indiana, I was officially consecrated as a Lutheran Deaconess. Between the beautiful worship service, the hog roast, and the family and friends who came from out of state, it was a grand celebration. It was both the end of a long-awaited goal and the beginning of a whole new journey.
What about you? Have you ever had a vision for something you wanted to do but you didn't see a way to do it? What obstacles have you overcome to do or be what you felt was meant for you?


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Petticoat Discipline Quarterly Forum / The Nursery / Age Regression and Dummy Discipline
/ What is the worst nappy punishment you have had to endure?
What is the worst nappy punishment you have had to endure?
Girlygirl
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02-12-2020, 01:53 AM (This post was last modified: 02-12-2020, 04:46 AM by Girlygirl.)
When I was fourteen I was caught smoking by my mother with a group of friends. Nappy punishment had been reasonably common up until then where I had to wear one under a Lolita style frock but perhaps ironically my worst purely nappy based punishment took place in otherwise boy clothes.
This punishment took place on a two week foreign holiday where it was made clear that I was to use nappies full time and not use the toilet at all. Upon wetting or messing I would have to inform my mother who would start a stop watch leaving me stewing in a wet or dirty nappy for a further hour. At one point I messed a nappy but made a deliberate attempt not to have to sit in it for the time period. I was soon to regret this as my mess was smudged right across the front and back of my nappy and I wasn't to be changed until the following morning.
Night time was perhaps the worst however; mum would make me drink six fizzy drinks across two hours prior to bed, the diuretic effect making me all but incontinent and meant I had to wake about five times every night to wet my nappy.
Such was my pattern interrupted that I ended up wetting my bed three nights in a row when I got home and didn't become fully continent again for nearly a week. Needless to say I never smoked again.
Being left in a wet or a dirty nappy was always one of the worst elements of nappy punishment for me.
It was always terribly humiliating being made to wear a nappy and baby knickers again as an older child. Initially it was only for a set period, and I could usually hold out without using my nappy. But after a while my mother would make me stay in my nappy for longer and longer, until it became impossible for me not to use it.
The shame of realising, for the first time, that I had to wee, but being told by my mother that "that's why you have a nappy on" was almost unbearable. I held out for another ten minutes or so, but then had to swallow my pride and flood my nappy. I could tell that my mother knew when I'd let go, because she smiled knowingly at me
She left it maybe five minutes before asking "Ali - have you wet your nappy?"
I had no choice but to confirm that I had. "Don't worry, darling," she said, "that's why Mummy put you into a nappy."
The sheer normality of it, as if it were perfectly normal for a boy of my age to wet his nappy, was crushingly humiliating, especially in front of my little sister.
As my punishments went on I was kept in nappies for longer and longer, sometimes for a week, and then I knew I had no choice but to use my nappies and wait to be changed.
jochmo60
(02-12-2020, 01:53 AM)Girlygirl Wrote: When I was fourteen I was caught smoking by my mother with a group of friends. Nappy punishment had been reasonably common up until then where I had to wear one under a Lolita style frock but perhaps ironically my worst purely nappy based punishment took place in otherwise boy clothes.
My parents were going away for a weekend for some celebration, I was 12 at the time and it was decided that I would stay at my Mum's friend's house. For a couple of days, I occasionally wet the bed, and thought to myself if I didn't drink before going to bed and stayed awake all night I would be ok.
I didn't know at the time but my mother had spoken to her that I still wet the bed I had always thought my bed wetting was a family secret, how wrong I was.
I was tucked up in bed in my pyjamas when my mother's friend came into the bedroom and said I would have to wear a nappy, I told her I didn't need a nappy because I don't wet the bed.
She just sat on the bed pulled the bed sheets down and began to tug my pyjama pants down I held onto the waistband of my pants, I was more embarrassed when her husband came in and stood there watching, she must have had enough of my silly nonsense that she just pressed my knees into my chest then bared my bottom and gave me a few smacks on my bare bottom telling me to lie still and behave, I was stunned and mortified and just lay there looking at her while she nappied me, what made it more humiliating was having her husband watching me being put in a nappy.
That does sound embarrassing. Did you manage to avoid making use of them?
(10-17-2020, 03:56 PM)Girlygirl Wrote: That does sound embarrassing. Did you manage to avoid making use of them?
I was even more embarrassed when I woke up and realised that I had wet myself, she led me to the bathroom stripped me down and gave me a bath
(10-17-2020, 04:13 PM)jochmo60 Wrote:
Being found in a wet and soggy diaper in the morning is certainly an embarrassment. It also makes certain that you'll continue to get diapered for bed during your stay. Sometimes, it can also mean day-time diapers, as well. In both cases, there's significant embarrassment, especially from the other kids. And maybe even some baby treatment.
10-17-2020, 05:44 PM (This post was last modified: 10-17-2020, 05:52 PM by Girlygirl.)
I had more than enough nappy punishment imposed on me while under petticoating myself that I can more than sympathise with anyone else who has experienced similar. Fortunately, my experiences were generally private (or the one occasion in a foreign country I mentioned) but I know many others were not so lucky, not least my sister who once found herself at school wearing one.
I've never experienced it but I remember seeing an ad for what they called a "24 Hour Diaper." It was intended for incontinent adults in care homes to reduce the number of changes needed and still keep the patient comfortable. It looked extraordinarily thick for a disposable.
Based on that ad I have fantasized about being put in multiple layers of cloth diapers and liners within a locking pair of plastic panties for 24 hours. Can you imagine how you'd feel when you asked why are they so thick and mommy told you that you were in them until the same time tomorrow? It would be a punishment to be remembered.
While I've never been in a 24-hour diaper, I have been in thick cloth "double" diapers for extended periods, such as on car trips, back in the '50s and '60s. Like 4 or 6 Curity 21"x40" gauze diapers, folded flat and doubled over in front, and supplemented with one or more prefolds in the crotch as a liner, all covered with rubber or plastic panties. Those were usually sufficient to last for 12 hours or so, without the necessity of a change. My butt and crotch would also be treated to a thick coating of Desitin beforehand.
When we traveled during the summer, I'd often be left without pants, as my thick diapers were deemed pants enough, and my diapers were much easier to manage without any pants.
Of course, this was always extremely embarrassing for me a child, as was the child safety harness that I usually had to wear "for my own safety and protection," as Mommy usually put it. "You wouldn't want to get lost, now, would you. Little Boy?" she'd ask, with that certain tone in her voice.
I knew enough to answer quickly and compliantly, "No, Mommy, I don't want to get lost. May I please have my harness on so I won't?" I always felt twice as bad, not only because I had to wear a harness and be on a leash, but because I had been manipulated into actually asking to be harnessed and leashed. It was such a helpless feeling, and that's exactly what Mommy wanted.
(10-17-2020, 07:38 PM)mikki Wrote: While I've never been in a 24-hour diaper, I have been in thick cloth "double" diapers for extended periods, such as on car trips, back in the '50s and '60s. Like 4 or 6 Curity 21"x40" gauze diapers, folded flat and doubled over in front, and supplemented with one or more prefolds in the crotch as a liner, all covered with rubber or plastic panties. Those were usually sufficient to last for 12 hours or so, without the necessity of a change. My butt and crotch would also be treated to a thick coating of Desitin beforehand.
What age were you then Mikki ?
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