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Hundreds of locals are reacting to gun control, especially when it
comes to West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin's support of proposed
legislation like magazine limits.
"The message is
clear, or it should be to Senator Manchin, that he messed up this time;
that it's clear he is against the Second Amendment," says Art Thomm,
Vice President of the WV Citizens Defense League.
People old and young attended in hopes to protect the right to bear arms.
thousand eight hundred eighty-five people are killed by auto accidents,
a hammer kills more than guns do," says Veta Hall, who opposes gun
Yet the groups weren't divided by political party.
is an American issue. People feel that they need guns for protection,
that is everybody's right. We have nothing against the Second Amendment.
We would just like to ensure that the guns are appropriate," adds Anita
Schumacher, who supports gun control and part of the group, Concerned
Citizens for Gun Safety.
Gun control advocates say they support the Second Amendment, but believe some restrictions are warranted.
not anti-gun. It's not to take anything away from anybody, that's
constitutionally illegal, that's not what we're asking for. It's just a
way to keep our kids and our communities safer," says Heather Marshall,
President of the Berkeley County Women's Democratic Club.
Delegate Michael Folk still says control violates our basic rights.
strongest gun control laws also have the highest violent crime rates,
murder rates: Chicago, New York, DC are examples. It doesn't work; all
it does is criminalize law-abiding citizens," says Delegate Michael
Folk, a Republican representing the 63rd District in West Virginia.
It's a heated issue, with plenty of ammo on both sides.
guns dont kill people who use them that are not resposible users of guns kill
dave h.
January 20, 2013 at 7:27 pm
guns dont kill who use them that are not resposible users of guns kill
dave h.
January 20, 2013 at 7:27 pm
I was there yesterday, you gave the best coverage. It was accurate and you demonstrated an understanding of the issues.
I was somewhat amused at your featuring Heather Marshall as a spokesperson for the %u201CMom%u201D group. He step kids got to a private boarding school in Maryland, and, have lots of armed security. Just another case of %u201Carmed guards for me%u201D and %u201Cgun-free zones%u201D for thee! I guess the elitist hypocrisy knows no bounds!
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Updated: February 27, 2013
It's not just open to businesses in Champaign County. They've teamed up with more than 15-other chambers around Central Illinois.
The governor announced in his State of the State earlier this month, he wants to increase it from $8.25 to $10.55 per hour. The survey has three questions. They ask business owners exactly what the change would mean for them.
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As the budget battles continue in Olympia, state lawmakers are rightly focusing on the need to retain and expand good-paying aerospace and high-tech manufacturing jobs.
Washington View: Higher taxes and costs will send jobs out of state
As lawmakers scramble to fund the state budget, some legislators and interest groups are targeting tax incentives designed to attract businesses and create jobs. Meanwhile, much-needed workers' compensation reforms languish in the Legislature.
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With a steady stream of bad news stories about maimed soldiers, the Boston Marathon bombing and the house of horrors in Cleveland, it would be natural to despair for the human condition. What defect in the human character allows us to do such things?
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Air travelers received a bit of good news recently: A bill to put air traffic controllers back to work whisked through the House and Senate and flew into the White House for President Obama's signature.
Washington View: How can the Obamacare train wreck be avoided?
Even some of its strongest supporters now say that the federal Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, is going to be a train wreck. The question is, what are we going to do about it?
Washington View: Seattle sick leave policy knows no boundaries
There's an old saying, "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas." Well, what happens in Seattle should stay in Seattle.
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The famous baseball pitcher Satchel Paige used to say, "Don't look back -- something might be gaining on you." With all due respect to Satchel, Washington should glance over its shoulder because something is gaining on us. Competing states are coming after Washington's economic powerhouse: aerospace.
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Traditionally, the new year is a time for resolutions and new beginnings. Unfortunately, it is also a time when new regulations kick in.
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As we look ahead in 2013, the cost and availability of electricity will become more important to our families, farmers, merchants and factories.
Washington View: Redefining the Bush-era's tax cuts
Everyone is talking about the "fiscal cliff" deadline looming on Dec. 31, when automatic tax increases and spending cuts take effect unless Congress reaches a compromise. Both political camps are in full campaign mode, blaming the other for the lack of progress.
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Brunell: Resurgent Boeing must not remain in a holding pattern
Every year about this time, we compare the commercial airplane sales of Boeing and its European arch rival, Airbus.
Washington View: Demise of Hostess signals new reality
The end of Hostess Brands Inc. is a lesson for us all.
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In "the good old days," schools emphasized "reading, writing and arithmetic" taught to the tune of the hickory stick.
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In 1951, if farmer Henry Bakken had told you there was oil under his prairie land in Williston, N.D., you'd have thought he was a few bricks short of a load.
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Elections are always important, but the stakes are particularly high this year with our economy stuck in neutral and threatening to slip into reverse.
Washington View: Medical outsourcing just might continue with Obamacare
When the so-called Affordable Care Act was signed into law, President Obama promised that health care would be affordable and repeatedly assured Americans that if they liked their health plan and their doctor, they could keep them.
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Washington View: Coal foes trying to railroad public
Recently, Matthew Rose, CEO of BNSF Railway, visited editorial boards in Vancouver, Spokane, Seattle and Bellingham to talk about a variety of issues related to increased train traffic.
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President Barack Obama and his GOP rival, Mitt Romney, tell voters they want manufacturers to stay in America and create new jobs. The president even promised an audience in August in New Hampshire that he had create 4.5 million new jobs, half of those in manufacturing.
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President Obama's national health care law, the Affordable Care Act, will extend health care coverage to tens of millions of uninsured Americans.
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It's hard enough for employers to cope with hundreds of new regulations passed each year, added to the tens of thousands of regulations already on the books.
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The 5-4 U.S. Supreme Court decision to uphold the federal health care law doesn't close the book on health reform. The court ruled that the individual mandate requiring everyone to purchase health insurance is constitutional because the fines for not purchasing insurance are taxes, not penalties.
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Any Realtor will tell you people looking to buy a home want good schools and safe neighborhoods. They also look for decent roads for when they head to the mountains or the beach during holiday weekends, such as Memorial Day or July 4. They want to know that if they are in an accident, someone will respond quickly to help them.
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Here's one that's got me curious.
I usually take a Master Moulder with an electro-whip, who has to be in the front rank of his Rat Ogres. Say I refuse a challenge, and he gets sent to the back rank (in a position where he could theoretically still attack with the whip rules, eg, with only one rank of ROgres in front of him). Can he still attack using the whip rules, or does he automatically forfeit his attacks when refusing the challenge?
I ask this because it's a very Skaven thing to do, to attack from a point where your foe can't hit you back.


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Deadly protests over a low-budget anti-Islam movie have spread across the Middle East and may have played a part in provoking the killings of four American consulate Glen Doherty of Encinitas and Tyrone Woods of Imperial Beach. Despite the U.S. role in saving Libya from a dictator with genocidal intentions and defending Afghanistan from the Taliban, America is denounced and attacked in the Arab world.
Should we stay engaged in those nations or cut our losses and leave?


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Oh my gosh, am I actually updating? I do believe I am hehe.
To recap, last time it was made clear that Paul hits Dawn (quite frequently), and May has moved into the Scathen household. That is it.
I am vair sorry it has taken so long, but I hope this chapter will be okay...but maybe not quite worth the wait. This chapter starts of softly, but ends...not so softly. I hope it reaches the very high standards.
Rated: R
Warnings: Strong Language, Gun Control, Rape References
Gangs of London
Chapter 7
And thats why Ive got this tattoo, May, Drew said, pulling his trouser-leg up to show her a Celtic cross on his calf.
Oh she nodded and supressed a giggle.
God, it took a while.
May couldnt remember Drew being as funny and sociable as he was being at that present. Also, Dawns cooking was exquisite, which was a surprise to her for some reason.
Still confused? Drew asked.
No I get it, May said, trying to suppress another laugh.
Her eyes travelled to Drews upper arm, to a tattoo that she had never properly looked at before, but always noticed. It was big, with Scathen spelt in old English lettering, and below it was a big picture of a dragon, circling the name Katie.
What about that one? May asked, taking a sip of coke and gesturing to his arm.
Drew looked down and then back at May, his expression flashed sadness and then back to its ordinary stance.
Scathen: my name obviously, the dragon is to show protection. You like it? Drew left out the other name and May chose not to pursue it. And only nodded.
Ive got a tattoo, Dawn said proudly, turning and lifting up the back of her jumper, exposing a stylish pair of eagle wings along the bottom of her back. I got it to show that you can always fly, no matter how close to the ground you think youll remain
May smiled, feeling a sudden feeling of pure affection for both of them. Drew rose at the sound of the door knocking and Dawn rolled her eyes.
Please dont be Misty, she hissed, grinning at May furtively.
Drew came back after a few minutes and his eyes were shining with hidden happiness, which May had never seen in him before. He hid it well though and she didnt think Dawn noticed. He sat back down and poked at the food on his place with a fork absently.
Who was it, Drew? Dawn asked.
Dont matter Im going out, Drew said, his tone sharp and the happiness in his eyes replaced by chilling anxiety.
What, but-
Drew walked out before they could stop him and shut the front door loudly after him, leaving Dawn and May in a tense silence.
May's PoV
I creep into the kitchen surreptitiously, clutching my empty glass in search of water. Living in my flat for so long, I am not used to having to come downstairs to get a drink. I felt as though Id be intruding to go into Dawns en suite, so decided better of going in there.
Okay, Fliss, I hear a low voice say from the hallway and I start in shock, almost dropping the glass.
Its Drew. I thought he wouldve come home while I was asleep. I hear him close the front door and he must be leaning near to the kitchen door, judging by the closeness of his voice.
Yes, I promise, Drew says quietly. And Felicity, I really appreciate this. Okay bye.
Fliss? Felicity? A girl... But I have never heard Drew talk to anyone in the way he was talking to her - even if the argument against it is that I havent known him that long. But, never Especially not a woman.
The kitchen door opens and Drew walks in, stopping upon realising Im here. His eyes flash surprise, before going as cold as always. Obviously his good humour at dinner was short lived.
Alright? he mutters, staring hard into my eyes.
Hey, I say quietly. Do you want a-
Before I can finish asking Drew if he wants a drink, he reaches into the cupboard and retrieves a small bottle of whiskey. At this time of night?
You staying down? he asks.
Erm maybe. I-
Good. Come into the living room.
Finishing my water, I follow him out obediently.
Thank you, again, for letting me stay here, I say softly, curling up on the left side of the sofa, while Drew lounges on the right.
Dont tell me again, Drew replies in a bored tone, swigging the bottle. I said its fine. Youre a sound girl.
I feel my cheeks tint at his words and smile at the carpet.
Drews PoV
Shes blushing. Like a little teenager, how sad. I have never met anyone like this girl in my life. I only have to tell her shes sound and its as though I have performed an act of unexpected extraordinary kindness that she has never experienced before. Quite intriguing actually.
So, what do you have planned for tomorrow? May asks carefully, and I tighten my grip on the whiskey bottle.
Nothing, I grunt in reply.
Well, Dawn and I are going to her friends house Zoe I think she was called.
I hate Zoe.
My words seemed to have nerved May, as she drops her gaze to the carpet again. Most people I talk to react to my words this way. Especially men who fear for their lives. Women shouldnt At least not innocent women. Bitches like Misty should just crawl back to the slut hole they came out of!
When I say nothing, I mean that it is no ones business but my own, I say, trying to redeem the relaxed atmosphere, however May looks even more intimidated than before. Not just you I mean. I dont tell anyone where Im going. On Sundays I leave London.
May looks up and Im sure that their was a trace of relief behind her almond-shaped, sapphire eyes. I wonder if she heard me talking to Felicity before. If so, then I am fucked if she finds out about Well, who would she tell? But, I better put the fear of God into her to make sure. Time to break her comfort zone again.
That phone call I was having a few minutes ago I wait and Mays eyes snap up to my own. Well, that was private, you understand?
Yes, she says hastily, I didnt mean to hear.
Well, you obviously did, I pause. Felicity and well, Felicity is the only person that matters to me
I try to find the words to cover my lies about why I care about Felicity. But nothing comes. Can I trust her? Hell, no. Shes just a She has no idea who I am.
Just, dont mention it to anyone, okay? I mutter darkly and she nods nervously. Cause I dont take kindly to it when someone breaks my trust.
We sit in silence for a few minutes and I am dying for a smoke, but it is freezing outside and I am starting, grudgingly, to keep to Dawns law of no smoking in the house. May looks torn between scampering up to her room, and just staying in silence and waiting for my lead. Maybe I should put her out of her misery.
Why did you leave that Telford place? I cant help the distaste from showing in my tone. Any place with a name like Telford is pathetic. Probably some little country town with dreams of becoming a tourist attraction.
Well it wasnt a city, May mumbles. It was a small town with a lot of countryside around it. But it was getting increasingly rough in certain parts. I couldnt bare to live around those thugs who carry guns and stuff
A laugh catches in my throat and I have to push it back down. Oh, the irony.
Anyway, she continues, I always dreamed of finding love in a big city like this and I knew that no one in Telford would ever treat me how I longed to be she stops, looking embarrassed. I wanted to start a new life in London.
So, youve got no one back there? I ask, knowing that my suspicions about the little crap-hole must be right.
I have my friends, she says hastily; my best friend, Danika, lives there with her husband and daughter. My other friend Jay, hes er, well, we had a bit of an argument before I left so I havent spoken to him. I never got on that well with my family as I got older, so thats not much of a loss. I still talk to my brother on the phone though.
The image of that blonde guy in her locket flood back to me, and I realise that he was probably Jay. He looked like a dry prick.
What about you? she asks, and I can tell by the look in her eyes that she instantly regrets it. Erm I mean-
I was born in Oxford, I start and she stops quickly, and lived their until I was ten, then my Mom and I moved to Bromley. When I was eighteen, I moved to the East End, have been here ever since.
May stays silent and I shake my head, smiling. I cant believe it still effects me to think about it. I try to ignore the uncomfortable feeling filling my stomach and taking a large gulp of whiskey helps.
Ive heard Oxford is a lovely place, May says softly.
No, it isnt, I snap, bad memories of that area appear in my mind and I grit my teeth. Bromley was the best place I lived, even if we had no money
I stop, knowing Ive said too much. May looks nervous as I stand up, and toss the empty whiskey bottle into the bin. I bid her a short night and head upstairs, feeling ashamed of how many weaknesses I have. Thinking of Oxford and Bromley weakens me. Thinking of Felicity and her, weakens me. I cant let it do this to me. Too much is at stake!
Broken rays of sunlight fell through the cream curtains and rested on Dawns face. Fumbling in the dim Sunday sunlight, that was seeping into the room with every small breeze that brushed the limp fabric of her curtains away from the window, she found her little watch and squinted at it through exhausted eyes: 10:14. She would never have been allowed to sleep for this long if Paul was home, but Drew obviously didnt care.
She looked over at the camp bed to the left of the room and saw May snoozing soundly. Deciding better of waking her, Dawn crept out of the room, noticing - bitterly - that her nose was blocked and a cold was surely approaching. Slipping her purple, silk nightgown from Jigsaw on, she padded down the stairs quietly. She very rarely wore it in front of Paul for various reasons.
Morning, Dawn said hoarsely, walking into the kitchen and pinching the bridge of her nose in discomfort.
You look like hell, said Drew, raising one eyebrow at her.
Why thank you. I am ill you insensitive are you going somewhere? she asked, her eyes detecting the sense of just-leaving about him.
Yes, Drew replied simply, glancing at the bouquet of roses from the kitchen table and daring her to ask. Not for a bit though.
Who I mean, where are you going? Dawn said, switching the kettle on and then turning back to him.
I go out every Sunday. You are always tagging along with Paul at the club to notice.
Oh okay, well can I come?
Excuse me?
May is asleep, and Im not feeling too good. It might be good for me to get some fresh air. Where are you heading?
No, you cant come. This is something - for once - I do on my own.
Oh Dawn looked so crestfallen that Drew almost felt sorry for her.
Youre going out with May, anyway, Drew said, wiping his tired-looking eyes, to see Zoe Hoe arent you?
Goe, not Hoe, Dawn corrected testily. And I think I need to talk to Zoe without May. Im going to ask if she wants to go out with Cam.
Oh, no, not her, Drew groaned. She does my head in.
You used to go out with her, Dawn said, walking across the kitchen and turning the kettle on.
Yeah, and shes got more money than sense.
So have you, Dawn laughed. How many Ralph Lauren suits do you have, Drew?
Im a businessmen. Its all about presentation.
Yeah, okay.
Plus, has May ever even met Camilla? Drew pulled a face and accepted the cup of tea that Dawn passed to him.
No, but-
You just assume that the country girl and the heiress will get on because opposites attract and youre naïve.
You like May and look at you.
Different, sweetheart. I was thinking about whether May will like Briana.
Whether Ill like who? May asked, entering the room and looking from Dawn to Drew.
Prince Charles wife, horse-face, Drew said, sipping his tea and smirking.
Not that Camilla. My friend, Dawn shook her head at Drew. My friend Camilla. She lives in Kensington and shes really sweet.
I think the fact that she lives in Kensington says it all, Drew muttered, scanning the headlines of The Sun newspaper.
Oh well, is she coming with us to see Zoe? May asked in confusion.
Dawn looked at the floor uncomfortably.
You see, May, I need to talk to Zoe about something thats between us. I was wondering if you wanted to go out with Camilla for a few hours while I go to Mayfair.
I I guess so, May replied, taken aback. She figured it would be rude to refuse.
Great. I will phone her now, Dawn said excitedly, whipping out her mobile and dialling a number with a hasty pace.
May glanced at Drew, whos brow was furrowed as he watched Dawn. This was the first time May had ever been set to go out for the day with someone she had never met.
Hey girl! Dawn said, sounding more American than she ever had before.
Dawn! Hi, sugar, a voice replied as Dawn put the call on speakerphone.
Listen hon, what plans do you have today?
I was just going to go shopping. My car is in the garage though so Im going to have to take the underground. How trampy is that?
Oh, you know that girl I told you about who is staying with me? Would it be okay if she came with you?
Oh just her?
I have to go and see Zoe, so she will be on her own.
Well, then sure! Camillas voice said happily. Tell her well be going to Bond Street to have a spending spree!
Okay, thanks a lot hon. Drew will drop her off at your house.
Drew choked on his tea and stared incredulously at Dawn, who turned away from him to say goodbye to Camilla. When she closed the flip phone, Drew folded his arms expectantly.
So, Im Soccer Mom now, am I?
Nice way of putting it, Dawn said, in amused nervousness. Please take May.
I will because its not fair on May if I say no. But youre a little cow, Dawn.
Int he lovely? Dawn said, looking at May and giggling.
It was five o clock in the evening. Drew had finished his Every-Sunday-Trip and felt awful. Why, after all this time, did it affect him more so than it used to? Maybe because hed become everything hed despised as a teenager. Everything his mother had raised him against.
Drews mobile buzzed loudly and he started, swearing loudly.
What? he snapped into his phone.
Well, thats nice, chortled a soft, female voice. I just figured that youd want to know the dates that you can come over. The party is on the eleventh of December. Promise me youll be there, Andrew, because I cant handle you messing me around again.
I promise, Drew replied, leaning back into the car seat and pulling into his street, you know that I take this seriously.
Well, make sure you do. Ill see you on the eleventh.
Inside the house, Dawn was staring blankly at an email shed been repeatedly reading for the last hour from: email@example.com.
Mrs Scathen,
I was very interested to hear that your husband is away on business and you are currently alone in Number 8, Tadorna Drive. I am watching you and Drews car is not parked outside.
Your husband owes me a lot of money, Mrs Scathen, and I will get it one way or another. I suggest you pray that the way I choose does not involve entering your home when Drew is away, because I may not be alone. And if I am not alone, I cannot control what my men may do to you.
I want my money, Mrs Scathen. You will get Drew to write me a cheque on his cousins behalf, do you understand? And you will bring it to my warehouse, DB on Old Kent Road at midnight tomorrow. If you decide not to do that, Mrs Scathen, then me and my boys will have to pay you a little visit. They like money most, but you second, and I would never deprive them of what they like.
Bring me the money.
Hey, whats up with you? Drew asked, walking into the living room and frowning at Dawns expression.
Drew! Dawn cried, hurtling at him and throwing her arms around his neck. Oh, Drew, Ive been so scared
She clutched his neck and back, trying to morph into his body for protection. Drew looked down at her in shock, holding her to him. Dawn, whats happened?
Silently, Dawn gestured to the laptop. Drew walked over and read it, his expression changing to rage the further he got. What fucking cowards! He thought viciously.
Dont worry about it, Ill go and have a talk with them, Drew said, walking over to a cabinet, opening a secret compartment and pulling out a simple handgun. Those guys are pussies, Dawn, dont dwell on it. You wait her for May to get back while I head over to Old Kent Road.
Mays not coming back, Dawn replied, wiping her eyes, shes staying at Camillas tonight, but coming back tomorrow morning.
She liked her then, Drew muttered, before saying, call Gary. Get him to come over while I sort this out. I wont be long I promise.
Acting on impulse, Drew, pulled Dawn up and kissed her fleetingly on the mouth, before leaving; tucking the gun into his jeans as he went. Hed seen to some of the Dalkin boys before, and they knew what he was capable of. They were either very daring, or very stupid. Either way, their fate was inevitable now. Theyd crossed the line with the threat of rape, and Drew was going to punish them for it.
There we have it. As always, sorry if it is a disappointment but I am struggling to find time to write fan fiction at all lately, so please take that into account.
Love to all my readers
I think I'm first to review, if I'm not then I'm not. If I am, then yay~!
When I checked my inbox and saw that you updated I was...shocked! I can't believe you actually updated. I really like this fanfic, and being able to get a new chapter from you is always good
This is like the best contestshipping quote I've ever read.Originally Posted by CuteDrew667
Okay, so even though you did give us a general recap of what is going on, I still did kind of have to go back to understand...
The actual chapter wasn't bad it just seemed as if it were rushed and at some parts of the story, could use a bit more elaboration.
I liked the fact that now we get to see the more contestshipping and it seems that drew is actually getting a crush on May, oo~ooh
Well, in conclusion, it was a good chapter to read.
yay! Am so happy to get a review from you hun and...trust me, no one knew it was rushed better than I! But...it was either going to be rushed, or be posted four months from now. I am so stressed all of the time with the workload I am having to cope with (am even on mild happy pills to help me get through it), so taking time out to write Pokemon fan fics is a bit of a struggle for me xD
but even so, your review made me smile and I am sorry if the quality deteriorates, but it is so hard for me to carry on with an internet-life, not that my real life is so bloody hectic -_-.
thankies for your review sweetie! xxxx
Oh my God, I'm so sorry I couldn't R&R earlier, but I simply couldn't take half an hour earlier to review properly, and God knows you deserve quality reviews, so here we go !
Heh, he's so happy he's in his own world
For some reason...I feel like this style of writing is truly yours, meaning that you put in some sort of cynical attitude, mixed with some carelessness all at the same time. Even when you don't use this in half a page-long descriptions, but in two lines like this, it's brilliant. Frightenning for the story, but still interessting and brilliant
Starting to feel more kind to others ? or just Dawn ?
The sweet irony indeed
Moments like these make me definately want to keep on reading, makes the reader more comfortable if you manage to make him smile at some times
Weakness is humane Drew, embrace it, fight against it if you will, you'll lose, and she'll be there for you then...
Magical description, especially the first phrase !
See ? Even when you don't feel like writing much, you write quality stuff !
xD LOL
The man's right yanno
Bwahahahaha !
Score one for Dawn for making them spend some more time together
And I'm really getting the feeling that, because of Dawn's affection for her, Drew will very soon start feeling comfortable with her...then we go from there lol
Impulse = instinct = not thinking = protecting the ones you love...
Drew, go kick their asses !
Not it all, not a dissapointment, I actually enjoyed this one because we're building hype for something big that's going to happen !
But on a side note, I hope I'll get to talk to you soon on msn dear...you know I don't like it when you're stressed beyond belief :/ I'll be on later tonight...
Until then, your writing has not lost a hint of it's class, and I hope you'll get rewarded with an oscar or two
Take care dear !
I just have to say something. I hadn't read this because I didn't think that it was going to be very good, I've had experience with fan fictions on forums not being so good, so I haven't read any on here. But you have FLOORED me. It is amazing so far. I read it all in a day... I couldn't stop! I can't wait for you to get more up!
I just wanna see things work out and it be Dawn/Drew... and May could get with Gary. Which, by the way, when I watched your trailer I squealed everywhere when I saw Gary. I was excited, LAWLZ.
But add me to the PM list and I can't wait for you to get more up!
Oh and take this all as a compliment, I don't read much fanfiction unless it is Amazing. I'm a hard judge. =]
You're very welcome~! Okay, when I said it wasn't as good as the others, I meant that the others were like 100%, and this was 95%! Still an interesting read Which reminds me now, when you left off, the part at the end of the fanfic, I was just like "OMG!" I can't wait until you update!
Hi Sammy!.. still remember me? friend if mia ring a bell? anyways i really like the story and i can't wait for the next chapter.
Oh and can you please and me to the PM list (whatever that is hehe..)
Sweetie, I don't have time to comment on every part of your review but know this: every part of it made me smile. I am on Easter break now so hopefully i will have a teeny bit more time than i usually do to fan-fic-write, but me does have a credit card and a social life...and I plan on getting the most out of it with this break. I am not off the hook though, the teachers have been kind enough to send us a gazillion projects and essays for us to do over these two weeks.
I am currently working on a huge Gangs of London video. but since I have zilch, nata and no pokemon clips left on my computer; I am making it with clips from the American Drama One Tree Hill. It is working out pretty well and I think it will give readers a sense of some of the relationship traingles and scenarios that will happen in the future ^^. spoiler video tis
wow, since you have explained how hard you are to please, then I am extremely flattered that you have enjoyed Gangs of London so much. I am trying to make the story flow okay but I don't have a lot of time to write it anymore, so your review has boosted my confidence! I will add you to the PM list hun
Yes I remember you i'm very different now to the girl you used to know, but that doesn't matter. I will add you to the PM list hun
Hey Sam, I just started reading another of your fics AND ITS AS GREAT AS EVER!! Sorry about that.... Anyway like i said it's great I love the story although it is completely different from Hot Chocolate. And don't take this the wrong way, the only reason I can really understand how they talk sometimes in this story is because I have a Best friend at my school from England. Even so Id probably still read if i didn't understand. Wow this is incredibly long for my 'review', so can you add me to the PM list please. Greatly apprieciated. Is that spelling right I don't know anywayz cant wait for the next chapter!
I just love this chapter! That email sure was threatening xD
I just came to SerebiiForums for first time like in months , and the only thing i really looked for was this.. <3 Amazing! I just LOVE the whole fan fic x3
Hey. Boredom took over me so I went to the ship forum. I love this fic of yours. It has most of my favorite ships. [ DawnxPaul + MayxDrew/Gary ] ^^;
It's absolutely amazing. I love the way you write. With different PoV's and such. I love how you made May into something innocent, very unlike of what I think of her. Heh, I love Drew's bad boy act. <3 And I love Gary's cute, stupid like ways. <3 <3 If Paul wasn't that abusive to Dawn, I'd give him a <3 too, but no. ): Dawn and May were just perfect. <3 Do you despise Misty? You made her a slut [ sorry for the swear ] and a bitch [sorry again. ): ]. D: She's a fave of mine you know. But she seems so innocent too. Plus, I love how you made Ash's attitude. cute yet stupid. In a lower value than Gary of course. <3 I seriously love your fic.
PM list please? :3 Thanks. Your fic is awesome love [LIKE MARK COHEN FROM RENT], keep up the good work.
I don't know if you'll ever continue this as I understand you have a life like we all do XD But I would just like to say, for what you did write, I loved it <3 the whole story is amazingly written in my opinion and very prose/emotive-descriptive, It is a darker toned story from most pokemon stories I've read but I love that, because you executed it perfectly >w< I cannot really count how many times I've re-read this story over the years XD (I read it the first time in 2009 and I've come back and re-read many times up 'till date - which is near the end of 2012)
Many of the pairings I hadn't thought to much about before but as I read this story I started to like a few of the ones you hinted so that was pretty kewl XD
I'm not sure what much to say just that this story is AWESOME and I loved it <3 and although you might never see this comment or may never continue the story, I just wanted to comment to say thank you regardless, for such an awesome story.
(finally made an account to post a comment wooh! \o/)
Yay for Shropshire yay for Telford yay for may!!!! Drew insulted Telford so he is gonna pay. Epic fan fiction. May's like me. From Telford !!!!!!
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Assessing our Adversaries
Op-Ed, Boston Globe
August 11, 2006
Author: Graham Allison, Director, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs; Douglas Dillon Professor of Government, Harvard Kennedy School
AS THE World Trade Center and Pentagon attacks become a more distant memory, many Americans comfort themselves with the thought that 9/11 was a freak accident or a 100-year flood. Yesterday's arrest of 21 suspected terrorists, who were in the operational stage of preparation to blow up airplanes en route from Britain to the United States, serves as another stark wake-up call to the brute fact that so many find so hard to believe: There are a large number of people in the world who seriously want to kill us.
As we applaud the diligence of British security services that unraveled this plot, there are deeper questions Americans should reflect on. Why are so many people prepared to give up their own lives to kill Americans? Why are there so many people in the world who support them? Why do so many people believe that their methods are justifiable?
A year into the war in Iraq, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld posed a similar question to his four closest colleagues in the Pentagon in a memo that was subsequently leaked. About US strategy in the global war on terrorism, he asked: ``Are we capturing, killing, or deterring and dissuading more terrorists every day than the madrassas and the radical clerics are recruiting, training, and deploying against us?"
Assessing our adversaries' numbers dynamically and seeking to understand their motivation clinically is not to sympathize with them, but to attempt to design better strategies to defeat them. That requires understanding how our actions increase sympathy, support, and incentives for would-be killers. As commanders of US forces in Iraq have observed, if by calling down airstrikes on a house containing one terrorist and 10 innocents we subtract one terrorist but recruit 10 replacements, we move backward in our mission.
Nine months after 9/11, Al Qaeda announced its goal to kill four million Americans. As an affiliated website stated: ``We have the right to kill four million Americans -- two million of them children -- and to exile twice as many and wound and cripple hundreds of thousands" to compensate for the Muslims killed by what Osama bin Laden called the ``Jewish-Christian crusaders."
One can only imagine how bin Laden's target number is growing as the war in Iraq continues, and now as Israel pursues its campaigns in Gaza and Lebanon.
The capture of the would-be plane bombers in London should cause us to reflect on our longer-run strategy for what the president has rightly called the ``long war" on terrorism. In that war, there are today more people who see the United States as the major threat to themselves than there were on 9/11. In that war, the war in Iraq has caused more people around the world to support terrorists who want to kill us. Clearly, we must continue efforts at monitoring, disrupting, capturing, incarcerating, or eliminating determined killers. But a strategic reassessment of our longer-term strategy for the war on terrorism would highlight at least three areas that require substantial change on our part.
First, we must acknowledge that the surest way to generate terrorists is to occupy their territory. The French learned this in Algeria; the Israelis, in the occupation of Lebanon from 1978 to 2000. To the extent that US troops are seen as occupiers in Iraq or Israeli troops occupiers in Lebanon, history would predict we motivate terrorists. The quiet, unadvertised withdrawal of US forces from bases in Saudi Arabia removed one of bin Laden's raison d'etre: to force American and other ``crusaders" to remove their troops from Arab lands.
Second, we must recognize that most of the actions required to discover and capture terrorist plotters like the ``London 21" will be taken by other governments -- or not at all. However great our effort, it cannot approach the extent and effectiveness of the British government in Britain, the Saudi government in Saudi Arabia, the Pakistani government in its country. But gaining their assistance will require greater sensitivity to these governments' and their citizens' concerns on issues at the top of their agendas. To Americans who ask why we care that majorities even in allied countries disapprove of the United States and especially the Bush administration and believe that America is the greatest threat to international security, the answer is that their cooperation in outing a jihadist in their midst may be essential to our security.
Finally, we must delegitimize terrorism -- making it as internationally unacceptable as slavery or piracy.
As President Bush has rightly said, we live in a ``dangerous world." Effectively combating this threat will, however, require more imagination and harder choices in the long run.
Graham Allison is director of the Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs and author of ``Nuclear Terrorism: The Ultimate Preventable Catastrophe."
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The National Corvette Museum (NCM) in Bowling Green is widely known primarily for its dedication to the Chevrolet Corvette, but for a limited time it is housing a special exhibit - "September 11, 2001 — A Global Moment".
The 911 exhibit features items that came from the World Trade Center attack, the attack on the Pentagon and the from the Flight 93 crash site in Shanksville, Penn., in which the passengers changed history by a simple, "let's roll" statement. Its purpose is simply to ensure that this event and all involved are never forgotten.
Visitors to the exhibit are invited and encouraged to leave behind items such as flowers, letters, and/or other tokens of sympathy or appreciation at the remembrance fence.
Among the items being shown is a portion of the memory wall from New York, a Jeep that David Lynn and his K-9 Sirrius from the Port Authority once used, and a small section of the Pentagon wall. Also on display is firefighting equipment including nozzles and oxygen tanks embedded with concrete, along with personal effects from people that worked in the World Trade Center and passengers on Flights 93, 77, 11 and 175.
"September 11, 2001 — A Global Moment" is located in a large room usually reserved for Corvette owners to display their cars. The cars are routinely rotated every three months and new ones are displayed. Currently, however, the room is dedicated to the 911 exhibit.
The exhibit, which began on Aug. 4, will continue through Oct. 28. Tickets to the museum are priced at $10 for adults, $8 for seniors, $5 for youth (6-16), and free for children age six and under. Family admission (living in same household) is $25, and active military personnel get in free. Various discounts as well as coupons through the Bowling Green Visitor Centers and rest areas along the Interstate are available. Group rates are offered for 15 or more people.
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MAN — After last week's 20-0 loss at county rival Chapmanville the Man High School football team's backs are up against the wall.
With three games in three weeks to close out the regular season the Hillbillies are 2-5 heading into this Friday night's home game against Roane County.
Game time is set for 7:30 p.m. at Man's George A. Queen Memorial Stadium.
After taking on Class AA Roane County, Man travels to Pocahontas County on Oct. 19 and closes out the season Oct. 26 against Tug Valley.
If Man is able to run the table, the Billies would go 5-5 but it remains to be seen if that would be enough to reach the playoffs for the first time in three years. Man, which went to the Class A state championship game in 2009 in Wheeling's Super Six, is hoping to avoid its third straight losing season.
The Billies are hoping to get back on track this week against Roane County, a team it lost to by a 42-24 score last year on the road.
Man coach Harvey Arms said he doesn't think a 5-5 record would be enough to make it to the post-season but does not want his team to fold up the tents.
"I think that we have an opportunity to go 5-5," Arms said. "We have to play well in every game in order to get there. We've got two out of three at home and a long trip to Pocahontas County but we have to play well and play smart. We have to get to the point in the game where we can have the big play when we need it."
Roane County, ranked No. 14 in the state in last week's Class AA computer ratings, was idle last week. The Raiders carry a 3-3 record into the game.
Roane opened the football season with a 20-6 win at home over Clay County, then lost 42-20 at home to Ritchie County on Aug. 31 before falling 42-24 to Ravenswood, also at home. The Raiders then won at Webster County (15-8) and at Braxton County (31-6) before losing at Ripley (27-19) on Sept. 28 in its last game.
The Raiders are led by sophomore Cody May, who scored two touchdowns on kickoff returns of 95 and 82 yards against Ravenswood earlier in the season. The feature back is John Ash, a 6-foot, 175-pound senior who rushed 20 times for 100 yards against the Red Devils. Hunter Bradley (6-3, 165 junior) added another 74 yards on 15 carries and also fired a 38-yard touchdown pass to J.C. Nichols.
Roane County has some size on its offensive line with Caleb Starcher, a 6-0, 305-pound senior tackle.
"They are 3-3 and they play a pretty tough schedule," Arms said of the Raiders. "They're a Double-A team and they pretty much compare to the Double-A teams that we play down here. They have a good quarterback and he's pretty much the center of their offense. He runs the ball and throws it well too. He also punts and is their return guy. He's an all-around player. He does a good job for them."
The Billies were blanked 53-0 by county rivals this season, also getting goose-egged by Logan 33-0 in the season opener.
Chapmanville's defense held Man's offense in check, limiting the Hillbillies to just 126 yards of total offense.
Man rushed 38 times for only 104 net yards and freshman quarterback John Thomas Keffer was 2-for-6 passing for 22 yards. Billies' feature back Braden Griffin had 64 yards rushing on 14 carries.
Chapmanville finished with 284 yards of total offense. The Tigers rushed 38 times for 192 yards and had 89 more yards in the air.
David Belcher finished the game with 12 rushes for 43 yards. Dakota Toth had one catch for 22 yards. Gage Harvey had one grab for six yards.
On defense, Belcher had five tackles and two interceptions for Man. Noah Maynard had eight tackles, including one for loss. Toth and Tracy Jones had 5.5 tackles each.
Arms said Man just couldn't make the big play against Chapmanville as the Billies lost for the seventh straight year to the 2A Tigers.
"In spots we played pretty well but other times we didn't," Arms said. "It has pretty much been the same scenario all season. We needed the big play but we just couldn't make one. We had a drive going early in the first quarter right after they scored but fumbled on that drive. We had three or four first downs in a row. Near the end we got close to the goal line at about the 3-yard line but couldn't get in. We just needed to make the big play and just couldn't make it."
Man's special teams are also a concern.
In last week's Chapmanville game, a poor long snap and heavy pressure on Man punter Justin Cantrell led to a negative 12-yard kick.
"We probably work the most on our special teams and our punt game," Arms said. "It seems like we have problems with it but we're still working on it."
Man's last two opponents this season are fellow Class A teams.
Pocahontas County is 2-5 and unranked after getting spanked 42-6 at home last week by No. 2 Greenbrier West.
Tug Valley, which dropped to Class A this season and have been added to Man's schedule this fall, lost 34-30 at Class AA Westside last week. The Panthers stand at 5-2 and were ranked 10th in the state last week.
Arms said his team is healthy heading into the game on Friday night.
"We're in pretty good physical shape," he said. "We have just the normal beats and bangs but we're ready to go."
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2011: Roane County 42, Man 24


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The Speaker announced the special order, the consideration of the Ways and Means revenue bill [H. R. 350[, proposing twenty cents tax for this year, and fifteen cents next year, and fifty cents poll.
Mr. Offutt moved, ineffectually, to postpone the special order and take up the Senate railroad bill No. 115.
Mr. Thayer proposed to amend the revenue bill by striking out "twenty" and inserting "ten" for 1873; striking out "fifteen" and inserting "ten" for 1874.
Mr. Hollingsworth proposed an amendment, substituting "fifteen" for "ten" cents on the hundred dollars for both years.
Mr. Walker moved to lay the amendment to the amendment on the table, which was agreed to - yeas 54, nays 37.
The question recurred on Mr. Thayer's amendment.
After further debate by Mr. Johnson and Mr. Kimball, on motion of Mr. Ogden, Mr. Thayer's amendment was laid on the table - yeas 50, nays 45.
Mr. Clark proposed to amend the bill by striking out "twenty," and inserting "thirteen" for '73, and striking out "fifteen" and inserting "ten" for 74.
Mr. Cauthorn demanded the previous question, and there was a second, and thereupon Mr. Clark's amendment was rejectedyeas 44, nays 47; and the question recurred on ordering the bill to be engrossed for the third reading; it was rejected thereon - yeas 44, nays 49.
Mr. Cauthorn moved to recommit the bill to the Committee on Ways and Means, with instructions to reduce the levy to the lowest possible rate, and report the bill back at two o'clock to-day.
The Speaker. The bill is as dead as it can be.
Mr. Thompson of Elkhart. I move to reconsider the vote just taken by which the bill, No. 350, failed on the engrossment.
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Mr. Offut made an ineffectual motion to recommit the bill, and it was then ordered to the engrossment.
On motion of Mr. Hollingsworth the bill [S. 222] making it unlawful for billiard table owners to permit minors to play or congregate about their tables, was taken up and advanced to the second reading.
Mr. Kimball, from the Committee on Ways and Means, reported that said committee in conjunction with the Committee on Finance of the Senate, have made an examination of the certificates of stock redeemed by the Commissioners of the State Sinking Fund to the number of 649 certificates, aggregating $3,680,000.67all of which were destroyed by burning in the fire. It was ordered to be spread on the journal.
On motion of Mr. Offutt, it was ordered that the railroad bill [S. 115] be made the special order for three o'clock, and then the House took recess.


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The 71st Plains Anthropology Conference is coming to Loveland, Colorado this fall. This October 3-6, 2013, the Center for Mountain and Plains Archaeology and the Colorado Archaeology Society are hosting a joint conference full of papers and posters, field-trips and music. Read more
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The annual kickball game marked the end of another semester and the beginning of a new reign. The undergraduates took the championship, claiming victory and the trophy.
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Anthropology Now, is a new journal and one of only a few public anthropology publications that works to present its readers with content and stories that are relevant and compelling while also being accessible to a broad audience. The spring volume of Anthropology Now features a recent article by Dr. Kate Browne, Standing in the Need: Communication Failures That Increased Suffering after Katrina. Browne's research on the culture of disaster follows one family's story into the depths of recovery; the struggles and hardships created in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina by the help that was supposed to have come. Read more
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Chris Johnston knows all about excavations. As a graduate student and archaeologist for the Center for Mountain and Plains Archaeology (CMPA) he's spent countless hours in the field, has catalogued more artifcats and processed more flakes than most can imagine so when he was approached by Jodi Henke, the National Radio Editor for Living the Country Life to do a radio spot, he was more than happy to oblidge. Read more
The CSU Anthropology Department is soliciting proposals for the K. S. Greiner Endowment for the Preservation of Colorado Archaeology.
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Some of the most inhospitable land in the world is found in Nicaragua. Home of the most poisonous snakes on the planet, deadliest spiders and angry, stinging plants.
It also happens to be home to an ancient city, known to many as la Ciudad Blanca, or the White City. There has been much speculation about the existence of this site for many years but because of the deeply forested jungle and harsh terrain, exploring the region was more than a challenge, it was nearly impossible. Until recently. Read more
Dr. Ann Magennis spent some time in Merida, Mexico, recently to investigate the beginning of a research collaboration with faculty from the Autonomous University of the Yucatan (UADY). Read more
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The national Society for Applied Anthropology (SfAA) and the regional High Plains Society for Applied Anthropology (HPSfAA) Conferences were held in Denver recently and welcomed professional anthropologists and students from around the nation.
Faculty members and students from the Department of Anthropology presented at the SfAA on topics such as grant funding, land and resource management in indigenous communities, development and anti-immigration in Colorado, and domestic violence. Read more
This past summer was a devastating season of forest fires across the nation but those raging in our own backyard were especially troublesome.
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They can't combine, the picture of them "combined" is just Voyager Starscream with his arms and legs wrapped around Leader Megatron to make it look like they're combined. Besides, Leader Starscream is a little bit taller than Leader Optimus who is a little taller than Leader Megatron, and Leader Starscream is a light gray while the Voyager is a darker off-gray. And think about it, Megatron and Starscream hate each other, they've never combined before and I doubt they ever will, or would ever want to.


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