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In the last Budget, Finance Minister Michael Noonan revamped the tax incentives for film production, hoping to restore Ireland's attractiveness as a location for the industry.
While some major series and movies are made here, the country had lost out on other projects. Among them, the hugely successful 'Game of Thrones', which is made in Northern Ireland. It had offered incentives that managed to ensure its future as the base for the show.
Section 481 of the Taxes Consolidation Act provides for corporation tax relief for investment in films by companies. But the new Film Regulations measures provide more provisions to boost our ability to lure investment. Relief is now available at a rate of 32pc at the lowest of either the eligible expenditure incurred in Ireland; 80pc of the total cost of the production of the film; or €50m. Also, the tax credit is now based on the cost of all cast and crew working in Ireland, regardless of nationality.
Minister Noonan even indicated that the €50m cap could be raised in the next Budget. The measures also hope to provide a boost to those entering the industry. For every €355,000 of corporation tax credit claimed, a minimum of two trainees must be employed on a project, up to a maximum of eight.
Whether a production can avail of the tax credit rests on meeting three of eight criteria. They include:
l That the film must be an "effective stimulus to film- making in Ireland" and enhances the development and enhancement of creativity and the national culture
l That the screenplay is set mainly in Ireland or the European Economic Area.
l Or that the film is derived from an adaptation of an original literary work.
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A place of exchange and meeting since time immemorial, Lausanne has also become a city of leisure that attracts a range of visitors, whether groups of friends, couples, families or business travellers. The city centre is packed with shops of every kind, numerous tea-rooms, cafés and restaurants, as well as entertainment venues for every age group. It's the ideal scenario for shopping, exploration and relaxation to be combined in a single day.
In Lausanne there is no need to wander for miles to find just what you are looking for! Every kind of shop is present in the city centre, allowing most shopping trips to be done on foot: luxury clocks and watches, stores selling clothes and branded accessories, prestigious perfumers, enticing chocolateries, sports equipment, audiovisual specialists, supermarkets… not to mention shops selling gifts and other souvenirs coveted by lovers of Switzerland, such as Swiss knives, cuckoo clocks and bells. The city has over 1'500 shops and department stores. With old warehouses converted into spaces of art and life by various designers and architects, the Flon quarter has become the avant-garde district of the city and, like a town within a town, has its own selection of shops, cinemas, bars, restaurants, nightclubs and galleries. Not to mention a beach in summer and an ice rink in winter!
The proximity of the countryside, vineyards and the lake has been conducive to the upsurge in open-air markets. Every Wednesday and Saturday morning, their local colour brightens up the city centre and various districts, while a Sunday market has become established in Ouchy. A flea market on Thursdays (Place Chauderon) and a craft market on the first Friday of every month (Place de la Palud) are also marked on Lausanne's calendar of events. December sees the Christmas market, which features a few dozen stalls and a variety of attractions, including the arrival of Saint Nicolas, Santa's grotto, pony rides and the biggest real-life Nativity scene in Switzerland.
Lausanne benefits from a variety of recreational areas, each with their own characteristics and individual charm, available for use by the region's inhabitants and guests. Strenuous sporting activities and more gentle leisure pursuits appear side by side in rural and urban surroundings alike. Apart from these favoured sites, the Lausanne region has around one hundred play areas designed for children.
Lausanne Tourisme offers audio-guided or escorted walking tours to discover the city in a different, indeed unusual, way. In keeping with the city's status of Olympic Capital, the Sports Trail is an educational 4-kilometre walk by the lake punctuated by 22 markers illustrating different sporting disciplines and retracing the history of some great sporting moments, both Swiss and international.
Taking place from June to September, Lausanne Estivale is a free entertainment extravaganza with over 450 events, including dance, music, theatre, cinema, comedy, tours and unusual walks. During the high season, visitors can also enjoy discovering the aviary in Parc Mon-Repos, the ornithological reserve of Parc Bourget, the Botanical Gardens and, for younger children, the miniature trains of Vidy or Pully. The Vallée de la Jeunesse has become a Mecca for sports on wheels with its humps and circuits. It is also home to the Espace des Inventions, which is presented as a place of discovery and experimentation introducing youngsters aged 7 and over to the wonders of science and technology. Situated high above the city in Sauvabelin is an animal park and a manmade lake where rowing boats can be hired. The final attraction on this site is a 35-metre high wooden tower, which provides magnificent 360° panoramic views, once its 302 steps have been climbed.
Film buffs will be able to take in a movie in one of the many classic, alternative or multiplex cinemas. Not to mention the prestigious Swiss Film Archive, which shows long-forgotten masterpieces every day. A programme for younger children is on offer at the Lanterne Magique, a film club catering for children between the ages of 6 and 12. Different documentaries are also shown in the "ciné" at the Zoology Museum. Various museums in the city have launched several initiatives encouraging children to take an interest in history, archaeology, fine arts and contemporary design. Well worth a mention are the workshops for children at the Roman Museum of Vidy, the History Museum, the Zoology Museum, the Collection de l'Art Brut, the Mudac (contemporary design and applied arts), the Claude Verdan Foundation and the Olympic Museum, as well as the adventure trails and discovery tours at the Hermitage Foundation.
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Complaint Review: Mach Speed Technologies
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Mach Speed Technologies,"MachSpeed" Clever Rebates Ripoff Scam Ada Oklahoma
Their original instruction was very suspicious as I can barely read the laser etched number on the back of the chip. They've demanded more items than a typical company offering rebates. I've complied and sent in everything except for the chip. Over three months later (mid May), I decided to look up the rebate form to contact them. I discovered that there isn't a 1-800 rebate number to call and talk to a live person like most reputable companies.
Instead, I got only a lousy website that I had to post a ticket to ask for my rebate status. There was never once a courtesy call or an e-mail or a card in the slow mail system to let me know that they've declined my rebate because the S/N was incorrect.
Well, I got a response from a fictitious person name "Mindy". She told me that my rebate was declined and proceed to give me new instructions on how to look up the S/N number. It turns out that there was two type of chips, each one with a different color label (orange and blue). Mine was blue so I supposed to have read the S/N from a sticker on the clear protective casing. I did and gave her the number.
She told me that she'll take it to the supervisor and see what she can do for me. That was a week ago and I haven't heard back from her since. I've since posted another three messages without avail. In the past, if one of my rebates had missing or incomplete information, other companies would send me a note to allow me sending in more proofs. Those companies would try to make me a satisfy customer - not like MachSpeed.
At this point in time, I'd figured that my $35 rebate will never materialize. My only conclusion is that this company is not doing business in good faith. If you look at their chips, they're actually made by Toshiba. They simply slap on their own labels and then start this "huge" rebate scam by selling "their" products at deep rebate discounts through various online companies.
I just came back to ----- today and searched for the word "MachSpeed" only to find none. Evidently, -----must've found out about this problem through the numerous consumers/purchasers and decided to not carry MachSpeed products anymore. I will contact them tomorrow to confirm.
Other first-time (and last-time) buyers have experienced the same thing with MachSpeed, through different online sellers. Search the Internet for the words "MachSpeed Rebate Scams" and you'll see numerous websites with people posting similar stories.
I think the best way to fend off these crooks is to broadcast this message widely to the Internet communities so that no one else would have to go through this again. If there is a way to shut down this lousy company, let me know.
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ANGRY punters called for a boycott of the National Lottery as the first game was played last night with the controversial £2-a-line tickets.
The public anger over Camelot's doubling of the price has led to a Facebook petition calling for the decision to be reversed.
Trevor Trotman, who signed the petition, fumed: "Well done Camelot. You have destroyed what should have been an enduring bit of fun that gave hope to millions."
Tony Morris said: "People should boycott the lottery now and force this company out."
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Mark Zarb-Cousin from pressure group Fairer Gambling said: "Increasing the price of a Lottery ticket amounts to nothing more than a tax on the poor as poorer people are more likely to buy tickets and the fund pays for things the state should pay for anyway, such as arts."
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Fossils unearthed in a German quarry hint that members of one species of dinosaur that lived in the region 152 million years ago evolved to be abnormally small—only 6 meters long and weighing a ton or so. That midget stature might have resulted from constraints of an island ecosystem.
The new species falls in the group of plant-eating dinosaurs called sauropods, which included the largest land creatures that ever lived. Brachiosaurus, a moderate-size sauropod, grew to a length of 23 m and tipped the scale at around 50 tons, says Martin Sander of the University of Bonn in Germany. Brachiosaurus' thighbone alone could measure 2.2 m, taller than basketball star Shaquille O'Neal.


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Mr. BURTON of Indiana. Mr. Speaker, on Monday the World Bank formally selected Dr. Jim Yong Kim, president of Dartmouth College, and an expert in public health, as its next president. Dr. Kim's selection continues a long-standing practice of having an American lead the institution; which is appropriate as the United States is the single largest financial contributor to the bank. Typically, the selection of a new World Bank president draws little notice but this year, in the most open and transparent selection process in the bank's 68 year history, the Board of Directors had three well-qualified candidates to choose from.
Although the United States supported Dr. Kim, and I agree with his selection, it should be noted that the other two candidates, former Colombian finance minister Jose Antonio Ocampo and Nigeria's current finance minister Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, were equally qualified for the position. Mr. Ocampo has a strong record of public service with both the United Nations and the Government of Colombia, most notably serving as the United Nations' Under-Secretary-General for Economic and Social Affairs; Executive Secretary for the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean; and in Colombia as Minister of Finance and Public Credit and Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development. Likewise, Ms. Okonjo-Iweala is a globally renowned Nigerian economist best known for her two terms as Finance Minister of Nigeria (her current position) and for her work at the World Bank, including several years as one of its Managing Directors. The Board of Directors was clearly blessed to have three outstanding candidates to choose from.
I commend Mr. Ocampo and Ms. Okonjo-Iweala for driving a spirited and appropriate debate about the future direction of the World Bank. It is always good to obtain new perspectives and to explore new ideas. Indeed, in accepting his new position yesterday, Dr. Kim recognized the growing influence of our colleagues in the world's emerging economies--as represented by Mr. Ocampo and Ms. Okonjo-Iweala--and pledged to ``seek a new alignment of the World Bank Group with a rapidly changing world.'' And he also committed himself to fostering a bank that, among other things, ``amplifies the voices of developing countries and draws on the expertise and experience of the people we serve.''
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Vanessa Morales, a MSW student with a concentration in Group Work, chose the School of Social Work because it fit her individually and professionally.
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The School of Social Work and I were meant for each other. I say this in a humorous tone for those of you who don't know me…I am quite the funny person. I would like to give a very sophisticated answer as to why I chose the UConn School of Social Work but there isn't one. I chose the School of Social Work because it fit me individually and professionally. From the moment I picked my courses to now, I have had nothing but great experiences with staff and colleagues. It cannot get much better than this. The School of Social Work has staff that is willing to listen to the thoughts and concerns of the students and my colleagues are willing to support each other. So, all in all, the School of Social Work was the right choice for me because in my opinion, it is founded on the basis of team work and collaboration with others in order to provide the best results.
My experience as a first year student was awesome. I came into UConn with a Bachelor in Social Work (BSW) degree where I had taken some of my foundation courses in my undergraduate career. I find that having my BSW has helped me to understand that there are many different theories and walks of life that I should be receptive to and open to those ideas. During my first year, I had remarkable professors who were supportive and were able to provide a classroom that was full of learning experiences, support, and fun. My field practice experience is one that has made me so humble. In field I have learned so many different things, met so many wonderful people, and many inspirational clients that make me realize that life is meant to be lived and enjoyed to the fullest. Words cannot do my field practice justice, but I will say that I welcomed my field practice with open arms as something I knew nothing about. I am learning so many different things about the field of social work as I work with community members, clients, agencies, funders, and many other key components of communities. The one thing that I have learned from class, field practice, and school staff is the #1 rule: build a relationship in any aspect of your practice because it will help you grow professionally and personally.
During my first year of graduate school I participated in a focus group, spoke on a panel, and attended various events. I enjoyed my interactions with my fellow colleagues, professors, and the student organization leaders. This year I am the Chair of the student sub-organization PRIDE. I am very excited to take on this new role.
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Please Don't Take My Baby Paperback
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`I'm going to love my baby and give her lots of attention,' Jade said. `I'll show my mum she's wrong.'Jade, 17, is pregnant, homeless and alone when she's brought to live with Cathy.
Jade is desperate to keep her baby, but little more than a child herself, she struggles with the responsibilities her daughter brings.Cathy is worried as soon as Jade arrives: she's never looked after a pregnant teenager before, but none of the mother and baby carers is free, and - seventeen years old, seven months pregnant and homeless - Jade is in a desperate situation.But Jade doesn't want to listen or advice and although her daughter is born safely it isn't long before Jade's in trouble with the police.Cathy knows that Jade loves her daughter with all her heart, but will she be able to get through to Jade in time to make her realise just how much she might lose?
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It was only after I requested this title that I learned Cathy Glass is the author of a dozen or more similar 'true life stories' all inspired by her experiences as a foster mother.Please Don't Take My Baby is the story of seventeen year old Jade. Pregnant and homeless after one too many arguments with her mother, she enters Cathy's care on a short time placement. Though an experienced foster carer, Cathy is out of her depth dealing with a rebellious teenager and when Jade's daughter is born the situation becomes even more complicated.While not entirely emotionless, I felt Please Don't Take My Baby read like an extended set of case notes. The tone is largely wooden and bland, written with distinct middle-class British reserve. While I appreciated the lack of sensationalism, Glass is perhaps too careful to paint everyone concerned in the story in the best possible light. As a result I felt that Glass offered little in the way of insight into either the individuals or the issues on a larger scale.Though Glass appears warm, caring and sincere there is a naivety in her portrait that seems disingenuous. Glass pleads a lack of experience with teens but I was surprised at how easily Jade was able to manipulate Cathy. Jade's attitude and behaviour, while perhaps not entirely typical, is hardly shocking and even quite tame compared to most of the mothers featured on America's 'Teen Mom'.Unless you lead a particularly sheltered life there is nothing extraordinary about Jade's story as a pregnant teen, though it is ultimately an uplifting one. Despite the early difficulties, the epilogue and the subsequent update about the family provided on Cathy Glass's website reveals the best of endings for all concerned.
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The 2nd Industrial Revolution By:Eduardo Montanez B2 Mr.Siratt Electric Power In 1863 Thomas Edison became an engineer he set up the world's first electricity generation plant in New York City, and invented the alkaline battery, the first electric railroad, and a host of other electricity inventions that laid the basis for the modern electric world. TELEGRAPH The telegraph machine was way for people to communicate over long distances. The first telegraph was thought of by Samuel Morse and he built the first version of it in 1835. It wasn't until 9 years later that he made a telegraph that worked when he built a line stretching from Washington, DC to Baltimore.Communication was done through lines and dots in what would later be named Morse code after the creator. Telephone Alexander Graham Bell was born in 1847 . In Boston he started his career as an inventor. he was always interested in the deaf because of his wife and mother, they were both deaf. That interest led him into inventing the microphone and, in 1876, his "electrical speech machine," which we now call a telephone. news of the invention spread all over the country.first telephones were set up in New Haven, Connecticut,Boston, Massachusetts and New York City. Type writer Cristopher Latham Sholes invented the typewriter in 1867 with the help of Carlos Glidden and Samuel W. Soule.The typewriter had a great impact on us history. it increased production of important documents,literacy pieces and helped spread knowledge.writers and and people made written compositions in an easier and faster way. It was more easier than writing with a pencil. Petroleum based products It began in 1859 with the first oil well in Pennsylvania, U.S.A. The first primary product was kerosene for lamps and heaters.Kerosene lighting was much more efficient and less expensive than vegetable oils, tallow and whale oil. Although town gas lighting was available in some cities, kerosene produced a brighter light until the invention of the gas mantle. Medical Vaccinations 1879 First vaccine for cholera
1881 First vaccine for anthrax
1882 First vaccine for rabies
1896 First vaccine for typhoid fever
1897 First vaccine for plague Industrial innovations James Watt -First reliable Steam Engine 1775.
Eli Whitney -Cotton Gin, Interchangeable parts for muskets 1793, 1798.
Robert Fulton- Regular Steamboat service on the Hudson River 1807.
Samuel F. B. Morse -Telegraph 1836.
Elias Howe- Sewing Machine 1844.
Isaac Singer -Improves and markets Howe's Sewing Machine 1851.
Cyrus Field- Transatlantic Cable 1866.
Alexander Graham Bell- Telephone 1876.
Thomas Edison- Phonograph, Incandescant Light Bulb 1877, 1879.
Nikola Tesla- Induction Electric Motor 1888.
Rudolf Diesel -Diesel Engine 1892.
Orville and Wilbur Wright -First Airplane 1903.
Henry Ford- Model T Ford, Assembly Line 1908, 1913. Sherman Antitrust act It prohibits certain business activities that reduce competition in the marketplace, and requires the United States federal government to investigate and pursue trusts, companies, and organizations suspected of being in violation.first law to limit monopolies and cartels. interstate commerce act Congress established the ICC to control the powerful railroad industry, then plagued by monopolistic and unfair pricing practices that often discriminated against smaller railroads and businesses as well as individual consumers. Railroads Gave the economy a boost it connected isolated farms and cities, which meant more jobs,trades,production and transportation. increased demand in coal. Labor unions and big business One of the first major unions was the Knights of Labor, founded in 1869. The Knights demanded equal pay for women, an end to child labor, and a progressive income tax, among other reforms.The Knights had women, blacks, and immigrants. innovations of agriculture, military, and medicine charles darwin Mr.Darwin was an english naturalist he studied evolution and rejected many theories. he explained the diversity in nature. andrew carnegie He is often regarded as the second-richest man in history after John D. Rockefeller.He earned most of his fortune in the steel industry. In the 1870s, he founded the Carnegie Steel Company, a step which cemented his name as one of the "Captains of Industry". Carnegie devoted the remainder of his life to large-scale philanthropy, with special emphasis on local libraries, world peace, education and scientific research. His life has often been referred to as a true "rags to riches" story. John D. Rockfeller He was the founder of the Standard Oil Company, which dominated the oil industry and was the first great U.S. business trust.He is often refereed to as the richest man in history.Rockefeller became a lifelong member of the then-new Republican Party, and a strong supporter of Abraham Lincoln and the party's abolitionist wing. Born:July 8, 1839 Born:November 25, 1835 Born:12 February 1809 j.p morgan Born:April 17, 1837 an American financier, banker, philanthropist and art collector who dominated corporate finance and industrial consolidation during his time. In 1892 Morgan arranged the merger of Edison General Electric and Thomson-Houston Electric Company to form General Electric.He partenered up with Carnegie Steel Company and several other steel and iron businesses, including Consolidated Steel and Wire Company owned by William Edenborn, to form the United States Steel Corporation. Growing crops became more of a easy thing to do once they invented the seed drill and the horse hoe.breeding of livestock with special qualities also had a great impact.
vaccinations were created and treated many diseases. Some of the most powerful business or corporations were John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company, Andrew Carnegie's Carnegie Steel, Cornelius Vanderbilt's New York Central Railroad System, and J.P. Morgan's banking house.
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IF we are to rid the city of drug peddlers, more impromptu busts by police must be carried out.
Well done to the cops and various units involved in the operation that swooped on a drug manufacturing kitchen and brothel in Arboretum on Friday night.
It's scary to know what is happening behind closed doors in our suburbs. This is how the drug scourge is penetrating schools and quiet neighbourhoods.
We need more members of the public to come forward exposing these operations, but we also need honest men and women in blue, who will work together with communities to fight this evil.
Drugs have the power to rip families apart and destroy the lives of youngsters. Despite not having a specialised drug unit, it is commendable that our local units mobilised an impromptu buy-bust, which led to the arrest of one local resident and one Nigerian.
This type of arrest sends a strong message to drug lords that there will be no mercy for offenders and that authorities are determined to rid the city of drugs.
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I'm looking to create around 400 headers from all different niches, so sourcing graphics for them all will be time consuming.
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She also displayed her French fry board in a neat way . . . Check this out! She made the little French fry packets that I put in my pack. Then, she put them in a pocket chart that you use for a calendar. Genius! I think I am going to have to change my bulletin board around. This seems a lot more secure and user friendly for the kids. However, my kids are doing a great job with the real fry containers, but I'm not sure they will make it through an entire year!
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As a commenter posted in an another entry, the Office for Pontifical Ceremonies have been posting Notifications and some of the booklets (in the old ICEL language read "worship aids") for some Papal Masses and other ceremonies.
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As a commenter posted in an another entry, the Office for Pontifical Ceremonies have been posting Notifications and some of the booklets (in the old ICEL language read "worship aids") for some Papal Masses and other ceremonies.
Go HERE.
Thank you for letting us know about this, Father. Perhaps this is in an effort to enable dioceses and parishes to better imitate papal liturgies? (Minus the pope, of course!)
Thankyou Father Z. I looked over the booklet for this special Mass and I have to say I wish I could have been there. His Holiness is
really bringing visual beauty and wonderful sacred music back, front and center. Deo Gratias! Tom
look at page 36:
Accipite et bibite ex eo omnes:
hic est enim calix Sanguinis
mei, novi et æterni
testamenti, qui pro vobis et
pro MULTIS effundetur in remissionem
this seems to be OK
Prendete, e bevetene tutti:
questo è il calice del mio
Sangue per la nuova ed
eterna alleanza, versato per
voi e per TUTTI in remissione
dei peccati.
TUTTI… Quousque tandem abutere, Congregatia, patientia nostra?
The big problem I found was when the Holy Father was here in the US I tried to print this. I could not get it to print as a booklet and even printing both sides in pdf was a nightmare. Is there some way to get pdf into "Word" or some other format to print?
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text: Hello everyone. I am confused when it comes to selecting a version of the bible to purchase. My wife and I want a nice big family bible. this bible will be used to record family history and to read our daily one year reading plan out of to the kids. Current versions of regular bibles we own are the KJV, NKJV, NIV, CEV, NLT. The KJV is hard for me and the kids to understand, I find the NLT easy to read but after doing some research I found out that it is thought for thought. I would like to find a bible that is easy to read, and understand. I did find a helpful website that shows the difference between all of the, http://www.apbrown2.net/web/TranslationComparisonChart.htm I find the word for word ones difficult to follow with the sentence structure most use, and the thought for thought ones flow easily. I understand some thought for though ones differ greatly the closer one gets to the paraphrased version. I guess my question is what do others use that is easy to follow and understand hat really gets the point across?


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Doma Doma 2 (Mac 20)
After having a nice lunch at Ikemasa Tei, the gals decided to burn some calories in karaoke for 2 hrs. (I know, the burning was pitifully little, but better than nothing mar~ :P)
We came out from the karaoke around 6pm. Was a bit too early for our nite plan. Oso too early for dinner, as our stomach not really hungry yet. Eventually, we decided to have an early dinner in order to match the time for Hanatoro (花灯路).
Chose Doma Doma in Kyoto, after an experience of having one good dinner last time with Angel and Kari in Kobe.
Miyuki wanted to try this Grilled pork rolled with perilla (豚しそ巻きの串焼き). One plate 320yen. This was a menu for the 2 gals. Fish Fish didn't eat. But according to them, this was a very good choice.
Heee... this one looks like a normal gratin to you? But wait, it was not a normal gratin.
Dang Dang! This was a modified Japanese version of gratin. Made from Kishimen. However the name of this dish was Kishimen Lasagna (きしめんラザニア), which I dun think match the dish. It was for 490yen.
Delicious!! One of my favorite dish for that nite. One complain, the dish portion was too small for 3, hmm... next time must order 2 instead. One would finish by fish fish alone. Kyak kyak kyak!
I felt like having soft omelette, so I suggested to order one of this Omelette Rice with Demiglass Sauce (dun know what the correct spelling, I translate it direct from Japanese). Well, the rice was just so so. But the egg was nice. The sauce was not my favorite too. I actually prefer to have white sauce or curry gravy. :P Same price as the Kishimen Lasagna.
This was requested by Sylvia. She was craving for some squids. It was a big piece of Grilled Dried-overnight Cuttlefish (イカ一夜干し). Sylvia said it was soft and munchy, but a bit too big for the 2 gals. Heee... fish fish just responsible to take a pic for this dish. So no comment bout the taste from me. It was for 390yen.
Another favorite dish of fish fish that nite, it was called Avocado Steak. 390yen per dish. A seasonal dish only available in Spring. Frankly speaking, abit too salty. Apart from that, it was a brilliant dish. I know why it was salty now, just read through their website and realised the sauce was made from a combination of anchovy and cheese. No wonder. The melty kiss of the avocado inside my mouth was something irresistable. It just made my tongue wanna played with it (oops, sorry... a bit too 18sx here. :P)
Another nice dish that captured my heart that nite. A welldone piece of Tofu Steak (豆腐ステーキ). Only for 290yen. Definitely very cheap if compared to a Kobe Beef Steak. Kekeke...
You don't have to worry that overcook this steak would spoil the texture. Instead, the welldone crispiness outside and the softness inside, give a double-sensual pleasure to me. The Japanese sauce made a perfect taste decoration on this dry tofu. Ah~ I couldn't help but kept enjoying this.
Another healthy Spring limited dish of the nite. Toasted Bamboo Shoot with Miso Paste (たけのこ炙り田楽). A half piece like this was for 390yen. Well, it looked better than its taste. Maybe because that time we were slowly getting full. So, the taste was not as good. :P I still think the best grilled bamboo shoot was the one I had in bamboo forest, after it was freshly dug.
The dishes above were kind of lack of healthy dietary fiber. So, we order one big bowl of Doma Doma Style Salad (土間土間サラダ). Assorted colourful vege with creamy tofu in the middle. It was yummy. However, Sylvia was complaining the dish was quite salty, due to the overloaded Japanese salad dressing.
In fact, the complain that Sylvia made the most that evening was... "Too salty". Well, I agreed with what she said regarding some dishes. Hmm... next time if I go, must remind "Less salt please".
The last order to end up our very rich dinner. A fried rice cake with cheese (チーズもち), it came in 3 nice pieces for 390yen. Each of us had one. Another favorite of Sylvia. She had a good comment on this was, though she was oledi with a very full stomach. Basically, it was Camembert cheese sandwiched in a rice cake and deep-fried until golden brown. The biggest punch it gave to me was the 3-layer texture - the crunchy outer layer, the munchy middle layer and the melty inner layer. I didn't like Camembert, so the impression on the inner layer was kind of disappointing. If only they used mozzarella cheese, it would be perfect. :)


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Nickel Street
by Tripleguess
June 2004
The copy machine's functional lifespan over, Dark Scream had to content himself with poking about in its innards and shocking himself on the coronal coils. Slapper and Gas-Skunk, meanwhile, helped themselves to the printing ink, alternately prying off lids, flicking gobs of the viscous semi-solid around like oversize boogers, and feeding entire cans into the printing press for the fun of watching them squish.
Dark Scream discovered the long, thin toner box about the same time the other two ran out of ink.
"Wow, it's amazing how flat those get when you run them through the rollers." Slapper made a show of dusting his hands clean, which just smeared the colors on each palm into a gooey jumble. "Too bad we're out. What's next? How about the Auto Mall?"
"Hang on a second. I want to see what this is."
The copy shop employees could have warned him about the dangers of fiddling with a box of toner, but they weren't around. Dark Scream foolishly pried off the lid and was promptly enveloped by a cloud of superfine toner dust. He caught his breath in surprise, choked, and went into a coughing fit, backing up in a futile attempt to escape the insidious stuff. The charged plastic particles clung to the living metal of his skin with the tenacity of microscopic barnacles, and his frantic scraping and slapping only served to rearrange them into bizarre electromagnetic patterns. Come off they would not.
"The salesguy didn't say anything about swarms of mechacidal nanobots," he coughed. "Lousy jerk."
"Caveat emptor," Slapper quipped, then ducked as the mostly empty container flew over his head, trailing a cloud of residual toner. With his vision impaired, the squirrel's aim was a little shaky. "Hey! Where did you pick up Latin, Screamer?"
"I didn't," Dark Scream growled. "I just knew it was something stupid."
"You could always ask for you money back."
"Calm down, it's just toner." Gas-Skunk dug into the debris in the printing area and came up with a five-gallon metal container of noxious-smelling fluid. "Here, why don't we try some press cleaner?"
"No way!" Dark Scream swatted the container away. "There is no way I'm letting you put some caustic chemical on my optics!"
Gas-Skunk sighed. "Okay, but you're really going to slow us down half blinded like that."
"Not to mention embarrassing us with your toner tattoos," Slapper chimed in helpfully.
Dark Scream snarled. Gas-Skunk shot the toad a warning look. "Slapper, why don't you go see if you can find some Windex in back."
Grumbling, Slapper burrowed his way into the storefront. They listened to him rummaging around in the debris. Periodically, some item he'd just unearthed would come flying back out of the store; many of these had no business being in a copy shop. Video tapes, a TV set, two boxes of A4 Cambridge Linen envelopes, matching letterheads, loose Exacto knives, several bags of M&Ms, an ancient stapling machine, oversized paper airplanes folded from various colors of 11x17 copy paper, a laminating machine, half a box of crayons, one Bev Doolittle painting, five hundred shrink-wrapped postcards with a grinning realty agent's mug shot, and a cheesy-smelling pizza box.
"Well? Any luck?" Gas-Skunk called.
"I'm looking, man, I'm looking," Slapper insisted, tossing aside a stack of memos dating from some time in the 1980s. "But I don't think this shop was very big on organization even before we trashed it." He looked at the light table, littered with vello and tape binding strips, one ant-infested donut, white-out tape, blue non-copy pencils and a battered Starcraft game CD. "And that's an understatement."
"Hurry it up, will you? The Autobots aren't going to wait forever."
Slapper muttered something under his breath and kept digging through the mess. A moment later the others heard a brief silence, followed by a series of arrhythmic thuds.
"Ahhhh! Ow! Gableeeeeeeeerg!"
"What's up with him?" Dark Scream demanded. "Did he find it?"
"Nope." Gas-Skunk craned his neck for a better look into the store. "Looks like he got his tongue caught in the folding machine."
When Dark Scream held his coughing back for a minute, he could indeed discern that Slapper was squalling and yelling in that peculiar way which meant his tongue was pinned. He'd heard it before.
"Moron," Dark Scream gritted. He was becoming more uncomfortable by the minute as the powder stung his optics and worked its way ever deeper into sensitive joints and circuitry. "He just can't leave stuff alone, can he."
Gas-Skunk looked sideways at his comrade and wisely said nothing.
"Listen, just find me some grass. I'll rub it off there."
"Whatever you say, Screamer." Gas-Skunk sat back on his haunches to scope out the area. "Look, how about that college campus? There's plenty of grass and the sprinklers are going. That should help wash off the toner."
"Which way?" Dark Scream groped about for a reference point. "You'll have to talk me over there."
"What about Slapper?"
"Ah, he'll figure it out," Dark Scream said, ignoring Slapper's mostly unintelligible protests. "Come on, my eyes are killing me."
Gas-Skunk was watching Dark Scream plough full-length through the wet zoysia grass and hydrangeas when X-Brawn pulled up and transformed.
"Uh, before I start shooting," he said in amusement, "would you mind telling me why rodent-boy there is playing Wheelbarrow?"
"He's celebrating your premature demise," Gas-Skunk retorted.
Slapper chose that moment to stagger out of the wrecked copy shop, dragging his accordioned tongue behind him. "Hey, guys, why'd you take off without me? I was--"
He spotted X-Brawn and gaped, tunnel vision kicking in as he forget everything else in delight over catching an Autobot with his back turned. "Die, Autobot! Haha! Right laser! Hasta la vista, vaquero!"
Warned more by his gut and the horrified looks on the other Predacon's faces than by Slapper's cackle, X-Brawn hit the deck and rolled out of the way. Dark Scream and Gas-Skunk were almost as fast, splitting to either side as the salvo whizzed between them to incinerate the cafeteria. Sparks and burning debris flew everywhere.
"Dear me," Slapper grinned. "I hope that wasn't important."
X-Brawn leveled his weapon. "Bronco blast!"
His barrage caught the Predacon squarely on the chest. With a howl, Slapper went flying back into the rubble from whence he came.
"You idiots! What are you doing?" Sky-Byte demanded over the comm. "I told you not to stand and fight! Get out of there -- don't give him time to call the others and pin you down! I need more time!"
"That's easy for you to say," Gas-Skunk protested. "You're not being shot at by your own team!"
"You don't have toner in places I won't mention in public!" Dark Scream added, rubbing at his thigh joints.
"That's as much as I want to hear about it, Dark Scream," Gas-Skunk complained.
"Come on, Fearless Leader is right for once," Dark Scream conceded. "We need to split up. I'll meet you guys at the rendezvous point."
"What about Slapper?"
Dark Scream spared the toad a glance. More of the roof had collapsed into the copy shop, and only the ends of his thrashing limbs were visible.
But the squirrel was running short on sympathy today.
"I think he's smart enough to dig himself out, don't you?"
Gas-Skunk scratched the back of his head meditatively. "Weeeell..."
Sky-Byte floated effortlessly along a quiet avenue, reading numbers off the right-hand curb as lacy shadows from the tree branches overhead slid across his back.
"895, 897, 899 and... No, no no! Now I'm on Halfpence Way," he exclaimed, gliding to a halt and looking about for help. "Hello there," he called out hopefully, spotting a lone jogger making her way across the sidewalk. "I don't suppose I could take a moment of your time to get some directions?"
She broke stride to shoot him a venomous glance and mutter something under her breath. His razor hearing let him distinguish every word perfectly. "A lovely college town, they told me. Well! Not only does this place look like a rock concert aftermath, but they had show up, too!"
"I just need to know --"
"You don't exist," she yelled. "My therapist said so and that session cost me a bundle, so it better be true!"
"But I --"
"Why don't you become one with the universe and stop bothering me!" She clamped both hands over her headphones to shut out his voice and jogged resolutely away, jet-black ponytail sashaying in time to her stride.
"Well," the shark huffed. "How rude! Fine then, I don't believe in you either!"
Discouraged, he sank down in near the broken display case of a ruined consignment store and regarded his many reflections woefully.
"Where can it be?" he asked them despondently. But they looked as unsure as he felt, and the few people in the store just stared blankly, their expressions oddly stiff with surprise or fear. His other surroundings offered no clue except the obvious: the other Predacons had already been here, leaving plenty of wreckage in their wake. Sky-Byte realized with a sinking feeling that he hadn't told them to leave the bookstore alone. What if they had already leveled it?
"I can't believe it," he mourned. "And I planned everything so carefully."
"Hold it, Sky-Byte! Sideburn, transform!" The youngest Autobot brother exchanged modes without slowing and landed squarely in front of Sky-Byte, feet apart. "You can just forget whatever you're planning."
"Can't those three losers do anything right?" Sky-Byte grumbled. "Distract and destroy. How hard can it be? Sky-Byte, terrorize!"
He transformed and reached through the shattered storefront to grab the first person who came to hand. "Here now -- back off, Autobot, or I'll be forced to injure this woman!"
Sideburn stared incredulously, then burst out laughing. "Sky-Byte, that's a mannequin."
"What?" Sky-Byte glanced at his hostage in consternation. "Oh, eh. Yes of course. I knew that." Flustered, he tossed the inanimate lady back into the consignment store with her fellow models, minus one shoe and an ostrich feather boa. The latter snagged on a finger joint and fluttered with every gesture he made as he tried a different tack. "Listen, you hothead, I'm not here to hurt anyone. Kindly be civilized and leave me alone."
"You just threatened a woman," the blue mech reminded him, smirking. It was hard to remember that the shark could be dangerous with that feather boa flapping after his hand.
"B-but she wasn't real!" Sky-Byte sputtered in protest.
"True enough," Sideburn acknowledged, cocking his head in consideration. "You either thought she was, or hoped I'd be too stupid to notice the difference." He leveled his crossbow and grinned. "Either way, I'm entitled to a shot at you."
"Now, see here--!"
Sky-Byte was saved by a crackle of static in Sideburn's comm unit.
"Sideburn, where are you?" Prowl's voice was tense. "We need backup!"
Sideburn glanced at the shark and held up his index finger politely, then put a hand to his helmet. "Um, I'm a little busy right now. Can it wait?"
"The Predacons are heading for the Auto Mall," X-Brawn put in shrewdly. "It's a little early to say for sure, but it looks like they're going straight for the Porsches."
"Oh, no! Not those sweet little Carreras!" Sideburn was horrified. "I go down a cross street for two seconds, and those monsters start targeting innocent bystanders! I'm on my way! Sideburn, transform!"
Sky-Byte just stood there as the blue Viper burned rubber down the street, not sure whether to be relieved or insulted at being forgotten so quickly and completely.
"The mockingbirds what?"
"I'm serious." Shelley wiped her hands on her pants and reached for a soda. "The cat sets off his car alarm every other night, and now the mockingbirds are starting to copy it. They go through the whole spiel."
"Poor Dad. He's so paranoid about someone stealing that car."
Shelley grinned. "If he wasn't losing sleep over it before, he is now." She opened the can and gasped as it doused her with a fountain of ice-cold Sprite.
"Oh, eh, I guess I shook them up a little, hauling them round in the backpack," Amy explained between giggles, and tipped her own soda carefully away from her face.
She paused with her thumb on the ring. "Hey... do you hear that?"
Shelley finished blotting her face on her sleeve and cocked her head attentively. At first she heard only the gentle burbling of the creek, but now that she was paying attention, she realized that there was indeed something else out there. They could both hear it now, a soft, troubled sound.
"It's coming from the park," Amy whispered. Shelley nodded. They put their drinks down and padded softly across the street, picking their way through the detritus as silently as they could. Something about the pitch of that noise made them want to keep quiet.
They stopped where the sidewalk dipped down into the park hollow, surprised by the sight of a Predacon warrior sitting dejectedly on the lake shore with his head in his hands, and no one but an overhanging willow for company. The ostrich boa floating on the water surface nearby added a touch of absurdity.
"It's that shark guy," Amy whispered.
"And... he's crying," Shelley murmured incredulously.
They hesitated, but his sobs were so genuinely heartbroken that they finally approached.
"Can I help you?" Amy asked matter-of-factly.
He wiped his eyes and looked at them in surprise. "Can you help me? Well, that's awfully nice of you, but I don't suppose you can, unless you happen to know where I can find 969 Nickel Street."
"There is no 969 Nickel Street," Amy told him. "Nickel crosses Esplanade somewhere in the 800s and turns into Halfpence."
"I know that," Sky-Byte groused. "I spent half the morning traversing that wretched street. But YahooMaps said 969, and that's what I was looking for." He flapped a piece of paper to prove his point.
Amy extended a hand. "May I see that?"
"Certainly." He passed the paper down to her. She smoothed out the fold lines and read aloud while shadows from the swaying willow wands danced across the words.
"'The Book Tree; Rare and Used books, Classics and Poetry, 969 Nickel Street.'" She looked up at him curiously. "You got this from Yahoo? It's handwritten."
"Yes, the printer was out of ink," he explained. "Slapper was printing episode summaries for some G.I. Joe cartoon and ran it dry. I had to copy that address off of the screen."
"I see. Well, I think you mixed the numbers up." Amy handed the paper back. "The Book Tree is on Nickel, all right, but it's at 696, not 969."
Sky-Byte sat up straight. "Really and truly?" he asked incredulously. "I was on the right street all the time? I was just looking for the wrong numbers?"
"Yeah." Amy nodded. "Don't feel bad. I write numbers backwards all the time in school."
"Oh, thank you, thank you!" Sky-Byte all but threw her a kiss before flipping into beast mode and sailing off through the trees, humming a happy tune.
Amy shook her head and ran her hand down a nearby willow wand, enjoying the feel of the glossy leaves and pliant wood. "A singing shark who likes books. Okay, that was weird."
"Sounds like he's been having a rough day," Shelley agreed, crouching to trace her name in the mud. Someone had left an unfinished game of tic-tac-toe; she made an X in the last blank compartment and drew a line through the completed row. There was cattail fuzz all over the shoreline, she noted. Strange. She picked up an unscathed seed head and ran a nail across the velvety surface, watching the floss expand from the scratch in its peculiar way and drift from her hand in the breeze.
"Actually," they heard the shark call back resignedly, "it's been about par for the course."
Sky-Byte hummed his way down the road, his happiness and faith in life restored. Within minutes he spotted the bookstore in question, tucked away in a small shopping center set back somewhat from the main street and screen from view by a huge old cottonwood.
"Well, what do you know, she was right! There's the Book Tree at 696 after all. I was looking on the wrong side of the street entirely. And it's untouched!"
He settled by the doorway and rapped politely. After a long moment, a clerk answered the door.
"Can I help you?" she asked, her voice quavering a little.
"Yes, I'd like to pick up my free copy of the 'Tears in the Sky' anthology."
Her face cleared. "Oh, you must be one of the contributors."
Sky-Byte beamed. "That's correct!"
"Wait right here."
He waited as she went inside and located the title in question, deciding to transform meanwhile so he could handle it properly. She had thoughtfully chosen the large print hardback edition; now she laid it in his outstretched anchor arm and watched as he carefully leafed through the pages.
"Oh, my. Here it is." He cleared his throat and read the words softly, feeling a thrill run through his transistors. The cottonwood leaves rustled overhead all the while like the sound of distant applause.
"The praise of children -Like sweet music resounding -Fills my empty heart."
"Why, I think that's just lovely," the clerk said sincerely.
"Oh, that's so kind of you. Thank you." Sky-Byte wiped his eyes. "Pardon me," he said apologetically. "It's an emotional moment for me, seeing my work in print for the very first time. Thank you again for your help."
"You're welcome, and congratulations." She smiled and went back inside, much relieved that her store was still in one piece.
It hadn't made much sense to begin with, and now it made even less. Slapper dropped the newspaper stand abruptly instead of throwing it at X-Brawn, as if surprised by something unseen. "Aww, man! Just when things were getting good!" he protested, and bounded off down the street.
"Hey, wait for me!" Gas-Skunk untangled himself from the dumpster into which Prowl had just knocked him and tore after Slapper.
Slapper's retort drifted back faintly. "Why should I?"
"Well, I hate to cut this short," Dark Scream told Sideburn, "but I gotta run! Dark Scream, beast mode!" He transformed and took off after the others. "I need an oil bath, ASAP!"
"Well, well, would you look at that!" X-Brawn exclaimed.
Prowl couldn't believe it either. "The Predacons are pulling out!"
"But why?" Sideburn asked in puzzlement, his crossbow still held ready. "All we did was chase them away from the Auto Mall. I don't think we scared them that bad."
"We don't know why they attacked the Auto Mall, or any of the other buildings for that matter," Prowl seethed, his frustration evident. He was always more uptight when civilians were directly endangered. "It's like they were just doing it for the fun of it."
"I wouldn't put it past them," X-Brawn agreed. "They definitely enjoyed themselves. But why risk fighting us just to vandalize?"
Prowl snapped his fingers. "Wait a minute! T-AI said there were some Sky-Byte sightings on the other side of town. They might have been covering for him!"
"Oh, that's right," Sideburn recalled belatedly. "I saw him too."
"And you never thought to mention this to us?" Prowl asked.
Sideburn held out his palms defensively. "Hey, I tried, okay? But it totally slipped my mind when you called for backup."
X-Brawn chuckled. "Can't imagine why."
"You did say something about being busy," Prowl conceded, after some obligatory grumbling. "I suppose we can sort it all out at base."
X-Brawn nodded. "But we need to make sure the little lady gets home safe first."
Sideburn looked from brother to brother. "Who?"
"Someone the scout dragged in," Prowl told him, and activated his comm. He had sent the racecar down another street to keep the Predacons from getting to the city's water tower, since they had been swinging in that direction at the time. Now, of course, it was out of danger. "Skid-Z, the Predacon attack is over. We'll meet you at the park."
People had started to circulate in the streets again as news of the Predacons' departure spread. It was not without some difficulty that the girls made their way up out of the park and back to the bus stop, bumping and weaving through the crowd. Pedestrians were milling and clustering in the street to gawk, exclaim and take pictures. The local news channel had sent a van to film the damage and interview disraught business owners while police cordoned off the wrecked buildings with yellow CAUTION tape, and firefighters went inside to check for live wires or gas leaks.
"You sure they'll come?" Amy asked, hopping up on the bench to see over the crowd.
Shelley stepped up beside her and nodded. "The white one said they would take me back home after they took care of something here. If 'something' was those other metal dudes, they should be back soon."
"Bummer," Amy muttered, then brightened. "Hey, maybe they forgot about you. You'll have to hide out in my dorm."
"Wouldn't that make the monitors happy," Shelley grinned. "Well, I guess it could have slipped his mind, but he did seem like the responsible type."
There was a flash of sunlight off a tinted windshield. "Hey, there." Shelley raised a hand to shade her eyes, then pointed. "I think I see them."
"Aw, drat." Amy followed Shelley's gesture and spotted the group of vehicles threading their way cautiously through the foot traffic. "Who, those cars?"
"Yep, that's them," Shelley confirmed as Skid-Z transformed and scanned the crowd, obviously looking for someone. "In fact, I think that's the guy who -- uh oh."
Skid-Z had cornered a pretty young Asian woman on the sidewalk nearby and was trying to talk her into coming with him. With her jeans and black ponytail, she did bear a superficial resemblance to Shelley, but she was not the least bit interested in letting the well-intentioned Autobot take her home, and told him so at the top of her lungs.
"Do I look like a hitchhiker? Go away! Go away! Oh, I should have known better than to think I might have a nice quiet jog for once!"
"What's the matter, lady?" Skid-Z asked in bewilderment, sidestepping to keep her from darting between his ankles and losing herself in the crowd. Really, she was making no sense at all. At least she was doing better physically. She hadn't even been up to walking before; now she was trying for a chance to outrun him. It was an amazingly fast recovery -- except for the fact that she didn't seem to recognize him. "Don't you want to go home? I just want to give you a lift!"
"Oh no you don't!" she yelled hotly. "Following me around everywhere was bad enough, but I draw the line at kidnapping!" And she threw her Walkman at his head. It bounced off his helmet before shattering across the sidewalk. Skid-Z flinched but wouldn't give up.
"Wait, you don't understand!" He bowed his head slightly and put a fist to his mouth in consideration; then his face brightened. "Oh, I know -- the injury must have damaged your memory! Look, I'll show you where it happened!" He picked her up with both hands, transformed neatly around her and zoomed off into the nearby space bridge portal, her high-decibel protest resonating long after they'd both vanished from sight.
"No, Skid-Z, wait! You've got the wrong person!" Prowl called frantically after him. But it was far too late. The number of pedestrians between Prowl and the portal ruled out a quick dash in either mode, and no one could catch the scout once he had a head start. "Oh, for the love of Sherlock..."
"Don't bust a gasket," X-Brawn said wearily, but not without amusement, while Prowl covered his optics to regain his composure and Sideburn just roared with laughter. "T-AI, looks like we'll need the portal open a little longer than usual." He turned to his brothers. "We'll just have to find the right lady and take her home ourselves, then bring that poor bystander back."
"Assuming we can get Skid-Z to pay attention to his comm, that is," Prowl sighed, pulling himself together. A persistent movement down the street caught his eye. "There, I see the kid. She's waving at us." He transformed and veered towards the bus stop.
Prowl's approach meant that it was time to hug Amy good-bye, but the laughter prompted by Skid-Z's mistake took the sting out of parting.
"It would have been fun to hide you at school," Amy sniffed, "but at least we had a great time today."
"Hey, I'll see you at Christmas break," Shelley reminded her, though she was sniffing a little too. "Only a few more weeks, okay?"
Amy snorted derisively. "Yeah. Only."
But she smiled a lopsided smile.
Hey Shelley,
Don't worry, I slipped back into the fire station without getting caught. There was so much pandemonium, I think an elephant could have gotten in unnoticed. Now wait till you hear! Due to the extensive damage inflicted on my school during the metal dude invasion, Christmas break starts TOMORROW! I guess even large-scale vandalism has an up side, huh? Heh, heh heh -- I gotta remember that. Course, I wouldn't have gone so far as to burn down half the campus.
We're all crammed into the Motel 8 watching Star Trek reruns, even though it's way past curfew. There aren't enough monitors to control all the students. It's almost as fun as the time we went camping with Cindy and she started telling Bigfoot stories.
Gotta sign off now so I can mail this overnight. I'm so excited I can hardly pack. Be seeing you at the airport!
The Transformers: Robots in Disguise cartoons were produced by Hasbro/Takara and all relevant trademarks and characters belong to them. Nickel Street itself is transfan domain and may be freely recopied or archived.
I know nothing about first aid! Please don't base treatment for konked heads on anything in this fanfic.
I'd like to dedicate this story to
my Dad,
for loving me unconditionally.
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