#Caner in 12th

[tellurian-in-aristasia]

Aristasia (and their earlier incarnations) in the news, a timeline.

I've been accumulating a rather large collection of digital newspaper clippings about Aristasia and their various early incarnations and a little project I've been working on is organizing them into a timeline. This is still a work in progress, so as I add more newspaper clippings to the list, I'll be updating this post. The Aristasians, particularly their earlier incarnations, have a rather large analog footprint, and some things I've left off the list, particularly the majority of their many advertisements or anything they would have published themselves, and instead tried to stick to mentions of them in more mainstream publications. Please excuse my inconsistent formatting! Sister Angelina with Lux Madriana Gnostica October/November 1977

Heil Lux Madriana Peace News March 21st 1980

Machpelah cult goes back to the Celts Hebden Bridge Times Friday 06 November 1981

Older Than Christ Hebden Bridge Times Friday 13 November 1981

Rhennish community missionary activity Hebden Bridge Times - Friday 20 November 1981

The Rhennes Invite You To A Public Meeting Hebden Bridge Times - Friday 27 November 1981

World's last hope Hebden Bridge Times - Friday 04 December 1981

'Most ancient religion' claim Hebden Bridge Times - Friday 11 December 1981

TV Series Examines God as the Mother Todmorden & District News - Friday 12 March 1982

The Rhennes Farewell to Hebden Bridge Todmorden & District News - Friday 17 September 1982

A mention at last Derry Journal - Friday 17 December 1982

The Light of the Mother Womanspirit 1983

Women's rule sect settle in Donegal Derry Journal - Tuesday 13 September 1983

Women get gym slip holidays Aberdeen Evening Express - Friday 20 January 1984

Classroom capers for adults Liverpool Daily Post - Friday 20 January 1984

Gymslip gals relive the past Evening Telegraph - Friday Jan 20 1984

The belles of Saint O'Trinians The Daily Telegraph Mon Apr 2 1984

Hidden lessons at St Bride's… Evening Standard April 02 1984

Shocking hidden lessons at St Bride's school… Liverpool Daily Post - Tuesday 03 April 1984

The secret of St. Bride's Sinclair User December 1985

Playing games with censorship The Guardian 1987 11/26

Ding Dong Belles Your Computer Magazine December 1987

Aspic and old lace The Telegraph March 6 1988

Champions of Victorian values condemn lack of grace Sunday Tribune - Sunday 03 July 1988

Is this your cup of tea? Evening Herald (Dublin) - Monday 04 July 1988

A Romantic Manifesto The Spectator December 1988

A journey back in time… Sunday Life, November 5, 1989

The 1980s: A Retrospect Spearhead Feb 1990

I was a slave in the house of Scarlett Sunday Mirror, Sunday 11 March 1990

Gardai probe 'cane' school Sunday World (Dublin) March 18 1990

Vulgarity of coping with life in the dreary old 1990s Cambridge Daily News - Wednesday 31 October 1990

Victorian caners move out Sunday World (Dublin) 4th Nov 1990

Victorian re-enactments ad

Cambridge Daily News, December 7th 1990

Spanking schoolma'am gets back in full swing Sunday Mirror, Feb 3, 1991

Silver Sisters pupil stripped and birched Irish Independent, February 13 1991

"Cult leader" fined for assault Derry Journal - Friday 15 February 1991

Ma'am lashed bare servant Sunday World - February 17 1991

A caning for Miss Scarlett SUNDAY MIRROR Feb 17 1991

Screamers what to give spanking misstress boot! Sunday World, December 15 1991

Spanking lady linked to Nazi and kinky sex contacts Sunday World (Dublin), 12th Jan 1992

We'll Cane You for £75 offer by spankers Sunday World (Dublin) - Sunday 19 January 1992

Lifting the lid on reaction The Scotsman, 11th Jul 1992

Inside the secret world of the sisters of St. Bride's The Sunday Telegraph, January 3rd 1993

Spankers run kinky calls Sunday World, January 10 1993

Sisters: no sex, no Nazis Sunday Telegraph Jan 10, 1993

Swish society of Oxford's hits and misses Sunday Telegraph Sun Feb 7 1993

Glad to be bad? The Guardian Feb 6, 1995

What does Miss Martindale serve with coffee? Cream and punishment The Observer Feb 26 1995

The tortured past of Miss Marindale The Guardian March 1 1995

Whips? Canes? Silly Monkeys! The Independent 1995 03/03

The Rise of Miss Martindale The Guardian March 8 1995

Noble Response, from Miss Martindale The Guardian March 10 1995

Harrowing book- The Corporal Punishment of Schoolgirls Evening Standard Fri Nov 17 1995

Aristasia, The Feminine Nation The Independent Tue, Feb 3, 1998

A firm hand behind Sweethearts The Guardian March 18th 1998

Of sweethearts and villains The Guardian London - Fri, Mar 20, 1998

Miss Marianne Martindale and Miss Camellia Cadogan at the Goodwood Revival Races Country Life - Thursday 23 September 2004

[philtv]

He thinks he has been lucky to keep his pants on. He will still be crying well before the 12th stroke with this well practised caner

[kryptoniteastrology]

“ It takes a lot of effort for me to make this all look so effortless” 

Taurus Sun in 10th, Cancer Moon in 12th, Leo Rising 

Requested by @kseniialoseva

[astr0freak-blog]

How would people with cancer placements esp.having multiple planets in it see cancer rising people?

Probably comfortable to an extent. They’re going to have their planets in the 1st or 12th of the cancer rising person, and they MIGHT have this ascendant conjuncting their planets, usually there’s an impact on the rising person more than the caner planet person unless there’s a conjunction, in that case the they’re going to feel equally connected

[poetry-three-six-five]

Sep12

Poetry by #NathanCocker from Poetry-365.com for September 12th. #Mother #Villanelle #Escape #Poetry #OnThisDay #Poetry365

Photo by Caner Cankisi on Pexels.com

I wanted to crawl into the screaming night Escape from luminous hours of torturous days To retreat from domineering matriarchal fright. I wanted to break conventional foresight. To evade her lengthening shadow in the doorways - I wanted to crawl into the screaming night. I wanted to run from her prying oversight, Run free in gloomy streets and grimy…

[kyreniacommentator]

By Ahmet Abdulaziz….

On 12th December 2019, the Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) organised a comedy play entitled “Suit”.

The drama was staged at the Rauf Raif Denktaş Culture and Congress Centre, Famagusta.

A large audience, including the students of the university and others, enjoyed the performance of the artists and the theme of the play.

The play basically revolves around a very important question, asking,” What if the right person enters your life just before the wedding”?   The plot revolves around a young couple getting ready for their wedding, close friends following their preparations and events that conspire after some unexpected visitors enter their lives.

A serious question has been dealt with in the play in a comic and funny way.  This question leads our protagonists into a fun and intriguing journey around problems that seem unsolvable. Comedy Theatre’s newest production is brought to life by its tremendous cast who portray a series of funny incidents with an expert set-up.

The cast included famous thespians such as Begüm Öner, Kerem Poyraz Kayaalp, Ceyhun Fersoy, Canan Atalay and Melis İşiten. The play’s director was Eyüp Emre Uçaray and his assistant director was Aziz Caner İnan. The set was designed by Tolga Güleryüz. Murat Yılmaz was in charge of décor, Gülcan of costumes and Eren Yiğit of photographs. The poster was designed by Galip Aksular. The stage direction assistant was Meltem Coşkun.

EMU organises a comedy play entitled “SUIT” By Ahmet Abdulaziz.... On 12th December 2019, the Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) organised a comedy play entitled “Suit”.

[medicaleventsguide]

Cancer Stem Cells and #Oncology Research has been organised by Allied Academies at Valencia, Spain Date: 18 - 19 July 2019 Welcomes all the attendees, speakers, sponsor’s and other research expertise from all over the world to the “12th International Conference on Cancer Stem Cells and Oncology Research” (Cancer Stem Cells-2019) which is going to be held during July 18-19 2019 in Valencia, Spain. We are very much honored to invite you all to exchange and share your views and experience on Caner Stem Cells: Targeting Cancer Stem Cells to Transform Cancer Therapies. Read more: http://bit.ly/2UqLxxS #medicaleventsguide #medicalevents #medicalconference #healthcareevents #healthcareconference

[jessicanosal]

10 Words

Hope -  to cherish a desire with anticipation :  to want something to happen or be true hopes for a promotion hoping for the best I hope so.

Synonyms: desire, faith, look, wish, etc.

Etymology: Middle English, from Old English hopian; akin to Middle High German hoffen to hope

Passionate - capable of, affected by, or expressing intense feeling.

Synonyms: blazing, intense, emotional, charged, etc.

Etymology: First known use: 15th century.

Social - likely to seek or enjoy the company of others

Synonyms: extroverted, outgoing, gregarious, etc.

Etymology: Middle English, from Latin socialis, from socius companion, ally, associate; akin to Old English secg man, companion, Latin sequi to follow.

Anxious - characterized by extreme uneasiness of mind or brooding fear about some contingency.

Synonyms: nervous, insecure, uneasy, etc.

Etymology: Latin anxius; akin to Latin angere to strangle, distress.

Charming - extremely pleasing or delightful.

Synonyms: appealing, charismatic, interesting, etc.

Etymology: Middle English charme, from Anglo-French, from Latin carmen song, from canere to sing.

Creative - having the skill and imagination to create new things.

Synonyms: clever, inventive, original, etc.

Etymology: First Known Use: 1678

Doubtful - not feeling sure about the truth, wisdom, or trustworthiness of someone or something

Synonyms: skeptical, uncertain, undecided, etc.

Etymology: First Known Use: 14th century.

Emotive - appealing to or expressing emotion.

Synonyms: emotional, affecting, moving, etc.

Etymology: First Known Use: 1830.

Aware - having or showing realization, perception, or knowledge.

Synonyms: apprehensive, mindful, sensible, etc.

Etymology: First Known Use: before 12th century.

Transforming - to change in character or condition.

Synonyms: metamorphose, change, transfigure, etc.

Etymology: First Known Use: 14th century

* All definitions, synonyms, and backgrounds found at https://www.merriam-webster.com *