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15, 2015 Manchester, NH Table of Contents
November 13 - 15, 2015 Manchester, NH Table of Contents General Event Rules 3 Dress Code 5 Soirée Rules 6 Note from the Board 7 Presenter Bios 8 Vendors 14 Vendor Locations 18 Maps 20 Friday Schedule 23 Saturday Schedule 24 Sunday Schedule 26 Friday Night Art Show 28 Class Descriptions 29 About Our Sponsor 46 Lunch Options 46 Thank Yous Back Cover -2- General Event Rules We potentially share the hotel with other guests, children, groups, and hotel staff, all of whom deserve our respect. Our commitment to the hotel is, in essence, to make sure that no one has a reason to feel uncomfortable with our presence. We strive to build a solid, trusting relationship with the hotel, and as long as we keep to ourselves, we hope they will be happy to provide a space for us. Accordingly, here are some things you need to agree to. You must respect hotel guests and staff by: • Wearing “Family Friendly” attire in all hallways, public and common areas of the hotel. • Keeping kink conversation out of hearing range of hotel guests and staff. • Not approaching other hotel guests to ask them if they are part of our event. • Respecting other’s privacy. What is done/said/seen here, stays here. • Not giving out detailed personal information about people in attendance. You must: • Wear your wristband and ID badge at all times when in the Con spaces, in both the hotel and conference center. • Familiarize yourself with and follow the cell-phone and photography policies. • Familiarize yourself with and follow rules for each space. -
Answer, Defenses, and Affirmative Defenses Michelle Barton Smigel
Case 3:13-cv-01649-PK Document 5 Filed 09/19/13 Page 1 of 16 Page ID#: 57 Michelle Barton Smigel, P.C., OSB No. 045530 [email protected] Naomi Levelle-Haslitt, OSB No. 075857 [email protected] MILLER NASH LLP 3400 U.S. Bancorp Tower 111 S.W. Fifth Avenue Portland, Oregon 97204 Telephone: (503) 224-5858 Facsimile: (503) 224-0155 Attorneys for Defendants UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF OREGON Portland Division WHITNEY ANNE-MARIE ORLANDO, CV No. 3:13-cv-01649-PK Plaintiff, ANSWER, DEFENSES AND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES v. PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY, an Oregon public university, and MARCIA KLOTZ Defendants. For their answer to plaintiff's complaint, defendant Portland State University (the "University") and Marcia Klotz admit, deny, and allege as follows: Page 1 - Answer, Defenses, and Affirmative Defenses MILLER NASH LLP ATTORNEYS AT LAW PDXDOCS:2014080.1 TELEPHONE: (503) 224-5858 3400 U.S. BANCORP TOWER 111 S.W. FIFTH AVENUE PORTLAND, OREGON 97204 Case 3:13-cv-01649-PK Document 5 Filed 09/19/13 Page 2 of 16 Page ID#: 58 RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFF'S ALLEGATIONS 1. Answering paragraph 1, defendants admit that the University is an Oregon public university that operates undergraduate and graduate degree-conferring programs on its campus located in Portland, Multnomah County, Oregon. Defendants further admit that on January 1, 2012, Oregon Senate Bill 242 (2011) designated the University as a public university operating under the authority of the Oregon University System. Defendants deny the remaining allegations of paragraph 1. 2. Answering paragraph 2, defendants admit that Klotz is an adult who was employed by the University as an Assistant Professor in the Department of English of the University's College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. -
Happy Valentine's Day From
THE NEW ENGLAND LEATHER ALLIAN HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY FROM THE OFFICIAL SPONSOR OF THE NEW ENGLAND LEATHER ALLIANCE The Phoenix — Adult is New England's Hot Spot to indulge in all of your fantasies - find adult entertainers, hook up with locals, and get into the fetish scene! (heck out our booth at the Fetish Flea for free Erosphere ads & other goodies! "THE PHOENIX" NEWSPAPER - ADULT SUPPLEMENT 16 4dr. & VISIT US ONLINE AT WWWTHEPHOENIX.COM/ADULT WE WANNA GET YOU HOT, BOTHERED, AND BEGGING FOR MORE! F E BRUARY)1 2 - 14,201 P ROV I DENG': r national coalition for sexual freedom Are you in the dark? ...about how the government can interfere with your private sex life? ° -Many forms of sexual expression practiced by millions of American adults -including SM and swinging - are illegal in areas where antiquated sex laws remain on the books. -Sexists and anti-gay bigots, encouraged by the religious right, continue to use these antiquated laws to marginalize and persecute minority groups. -Prejudiced, puritanical regulations and law enforcement practices are used selectively to punish people who enjoy alternative sexual expression. YOUR RIGHTS-YOB"P PRIVACY-VUR FREEDOM http://www.ncsfreedom.org August 19th - 22nd 822 Guilford Ave #127 Baltimore, MD 21202 WWW.BlackBEATInciorg 410-539-4824 Hanover, Maryland scene a year ago, under the wing been a computer tech, pastry chef, of his mentor, Lord Percival. Since and just about any job in between. joining, he has become very active He's been on the fringes of the rcarLe_ covaekas in Boston and New York, founding leather community for years and in Kink Photo Boston and the Bos- the past two years has started to ton Rope Artists Guild. -
The Undergraduate Journal of Sexual Diversity Studies
The Undergraduate Journal of Sexual Diversity Studies ISSUE 3 2019-2020 Hardwire is the undergraduate journal of Sexual Diversity Studies at the University of Toronto. Our journal provides an academic platform for issues of sexuality and gender. It aims to promote Sexual Diversity Studies and showcase scholarly and creative work by students critically analyzing sexuality at the undergraduate level. Hardwire is generously supported by the Sexual Diversity Studies Student Union, the Bonham Cen- tre for Sexual Diversity Studies at University College, and the Arts & Science Student Union at the University of Toronto. !e Hardwire editorial board is sincerely grateful for the support of Professor Julie Moreau, the faculty-in-charge; Professor Dana Seitler, the director of Sexual Diversity Studies; and Professor Dai Kojima, the undergraduate director of Sexual Diversity Studies. Hardwire would not succeed without the initiative of faculty members and students who have submitted to our jour- nal and aided us in the editing process. Students and faculty members are encouraged to contact the editorial board at [email protected] if they are interested in supporting the journal in any form. Copyright © 2019 Contributors. All rights reserved by Hardwire. Individual articles copyrighted to their individual authors. The Undergraduate Journal of Sexual Diversity Studies Issue 3 Sexual Diversity Studies University of Toronto 2019-2020 Hardwire 2018-2019 Editorial Board Editors-in-Chief Elsa Bornhöft Talia Holy Editors Michelle Yvonne Carter Sophie Chase Emma Davy Devin Frede Lining Lao Sabrina Lin Mackenzie MacDonald Mattea Roach Kendra Smith Fanny Teissandier Vivian Tran Journal Administrative Director Hogan Lam Journal Administrative Assistant Micah Kalisch Graphic Designer Keith Cheng Cover Artist Ayisha Lineo Gariba 3 Table of Contents Letter from the Editors 6 Disability, Sex Work, and !e Power of Storytelling: 8 Evaluating the Impact of Mark O’Brien’s On Seeing a Sex Surrogate Sol A.