Medical ethnobotany is currently practised widely by Aboriginal Australians and is a living profession. In littoral, coastal and inland communities, a... sick individual will consult a family member and use local ethnobotanical remedies as the usual and normal method of treating disease symptoms. If these persist, the patient usually then consults a local healer. In the central arid regions of Australia, such healers are called "Nungungi". Their professional knowledge is extensive. In parallel. I could hear Jane come up the stairs and i was waiting for her like she asked. i could hear 2 pair of footsteps but thought no its my imagination with the blindfold on its thrown me, a single set of footsteps entered the room and i felt her hand touch me it felt weird cos of the blindfold it felt more sensitive, i was waiting for the push forward and the thrust but nothing her hand was stroking my ass and then a finger entered me and then wanking me off, Jane's hand felt bigger but again with. . please . . .? She tried to say, 'please stop', but she didn't have the strength to finish. Her lower lip quivered, her eyes stung from so many salty tears. She watched the welts rise on her breasts and belly and thighs. Then she saw how Master Pearl was positioned, squatting down between her legs, aiming carefully at her pussy. ?No, please,? she begged, frantically trying to squeeze her legs shut even though the bondage wouldn't let her. The first strike snapped the clamp off her. Ken sat back and watched the shuttle. His mind wandered back to the trial and all that had happened that day.TrialKen looked up at the sound of the chimes at his door. "Come!"The doors slid open and Ensign Wayne stepped in."Sir, General Polk and party." Thank you, Ensign."Ken got up and walked over to the group, as the filed in.Turning to them, he said, "Hello, General, I'm Admiral Thompson."Ken offered his hand to the general who quickly took it. Richard looked at the young man and studied.