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I am a recent member of the Harry Potter fandom, but I have always had a passion for the written word, and I hope to fulfill it here. I live in a relatively boring corner of Idaho, and I like Kokanee and a good book!
So, I suppose you're wondering what's up with my username. Even if you're not, this is how that happened. No, I was not aspiring to be a Gryffindor. I can't think of any house to which I would belong less than Gryffindor, in fact. It was a moment of clarity that I got while I was battling with myself about whether I should want to be Sorted into Gryffindor to be like Harry or to be Sorted elsewhere and follow my own path. I thought it to be much like the contemplative scene in Hamlet when he weighed taking his own life. I'm not trying to be melodramatic. That's simply is what popped into my head when I was trying to sign up to leave a review. :D
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Falling, Fighting, and Firewhiskey by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 4]
James was living the dream. He was the star player on England's 2030 Quidditch World Cup team, and he was showing the world how it was done. That was, of course, until foul play sent his world asunder.
Albus saw his brother's livelihood snatched away in the blink of an eye, but more than that, James was...different. He was cold, angry, and callous - a far cry from the man he was before. Harsh words and even harsher attitudes put them at each other's throats.
Written in the Stars by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 25]
Growing up as Albus Potter was not an easy task, and being the son of the Chosen One wasn't a piece of cake, either. Expectations of greatness have the startling ability to crush someone, especially an eleven-year-old boy.
Join Albus Potter in his rocky journey to adulthood and what it's like to live, to learn, to love, to lose, and to be the middle child.
This story is going to be epically long, and yes, I will update. It may not come as fast as the updates to The Vindication of James Potter did, as I'm posting this as I write it, but I do promise that this story will not fall victim to apathy. Hopefully, you enjoy this story if you decide to read it. :)
Creed of Rebellion by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 6]
The hallmark of Dumbledore's Army was their refusal to give in to the darkness that was slowly but surely emcompassing their world. As long as there was a hope, the DA would live on. This is a warning, an invitation, a promise, to one and all that they will not back down until the battle is won.
This poem placed third in the Last Line Standing Challenge in Poetry Anyone. The last words of each line are from a non-HP poem (Robert Frost, but the name of the poem escapes me), but we were to build a new poem around it.
On a Path to Infinity by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 7]
This is a tale of two separated souls who slowly found one another in times of crisis. And how, in the greatest crisis of all, their son in mortal danger, they stood united against the darkness.
This is the story of James and Lily Potter.
Confessions on a Saturday Morning by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 7]
Lily Evans had a lot of thinking to do, and what better time to do it than the crack of dawn on a Saturday? Not a person in sight...usually. That was, however, until she happened upon a certain group of boys, but without their normal mischief.
Follow Lily as she investigates this awkward run-in with James Potter and his friends.
Unbreakable by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 4]
The marriage between Dorian Nott and Isla Black was the talk of the town, but to reporter Fredrick Whitlatch, it was yet another mundane societal write up. However, when the wedding started without the bride, his wish of a bigger, better story came true all too fast. What happened next went futher than his wildest imaginings.
Where was Isla?
This fic was nominated for a 2010 Quicksilver Quill Award - Best History Story.
Brazen by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 22]
*These are the times that try men's souls.
Well, that couldn't be any more real for Draco Malfoy than on the eve of his wedding. He was getting married the next day, but all he could think about is how his life was about to become so much more damned complicated.
He had no idea.
*Quote - Thomas Paine, American revolutionary.
This fic was nominated for a 2010 Quicksilver Quill Award - Best Humour
Eye of the Beholder by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 3]
What was it like to be thirteen? Oh, yes...hiding from mad females and complaining about class assignments with your best mate. It may not be what every boy dreams of, but there are worse things.
But for Nick Barnaby, the every day doldrums would become a distant memory as one of those scenarios becomes very real.
This is the story of Nicholas Barnaby, a minor character of mine from The Vindication of James Potter. If you've read that story, I believe that you'd enjoy this one. It gives a little bit of insight as to why he is the way he is.
The Vindication Of James Potter by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: Professors [Reviews - 184]
"James Sirius Potter, it is the judgment of the Wizengamot that you have been found guilty. You knowingly, in possession of sound mind and body, used the Cruciatus Curse and the Killing Curse in the intentional torture and murder of one Gregory Goyle the Third."
James Potter was going to Azkaban for the rest of his natural life, and his whole family was in shambles. His wife and child have fled the country, his sister was missing, and his parents were a wreck. However, James knew that he had larger problems: his guilt was coming more and more in question.
Though he knew that James was withholding information about the circumstances of the murder of which he had been found guilty, Harry had secrets of his own; however, even he could not handle this torrent of trouble alone. Can Harry trust his darkest confidences to anyone? Even family?
How will the Potter clan stop the downward spiral into pain and disaster, and can they recover what they've lost?
This fic was nominated for a 2010 Quicksilver Quill Award - Best Next-Generation Story.
The Note He Left by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 19]
A note was discovered in the aftermath of Harry's capture at Malfoy Manor. It's sweet, it's romantic, it's...complete fluffy rubbish.
What will happen to this heartfelt missive? Will it find its intended recipient, or will it be lost in the wreckage of Voldemort's former occupation?
Diary of a Black Widow Woman by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 6]
Lucia Zabini thought that her sixth husband would be her last, but events unfolded that sent her to the altar once more. She was weary of the old vicious matrimonial cycle, and she had fully intended for this to be the last.
Will her new husband find the out the truth of her past, and would he believe that she truly means him no harm?
This is ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor of Ravenclaw, and this is my submission for the Madame Pomfrey's Character Clinic Triathlon's Minor Character Challenge. The Prompt selected was the wedding day prompt. This story was selected as the Overall Winner.
This story was nominated for a 2010 Quicksilver Quill Award - Best Dark/Angsty Story.
The March by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 6]
When he realises the deadly plan set before him by Dumbledore, Harry's heart goes through an incredible journey to find calm in the eye of the storm.
This sonnet won The Diamond Challenge on the Poetry Anyone forum. The prompt that inspired it was 'Loyalty'.
This poem was nominated for a 2010 Quicksilver Quill Award - Best Poem
A Promise to Keep by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 10]
Ginny Weasley Potter is newly married, but matrimony was proving to be more difficult than she had ever expected. Harry was nearly always working, and her dreams of wedded bliss were slowly slipping though her fingers.
And then came Gabrielle Delacour, an incidental acquaintance and an unlikely ally. Gabrielle tries to help Ginny mend her soul and her marriage, but slowly, Ginny realises that there is more to this newfound friendship than she had ever thought possible.
The Sweetest Mistake by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 13]
During the trip to Godric's Hollow, Hermione, through the course of events, comes to realize that her friendship with Harry had become so much more to her - but not to him. This pain, this disconcerting feeling, however, had nothing to do with Horcruxes.
These Games We Play by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 4]
Certain rules exist between friends and family, one of which is never dating someone's ex-boyfriend. However, unfortunately for Dominique Weasley, Scorpius Malfoy has seen fit to test her resolve to not cross that line. Could she bring herself to break that taboo?
Lily Potter was nice, but she just couldn't hold a candle to her vixen of a cousin, Dominique. Scorpius knew who he wanted, but did he have what it took to go and get her?
This story is written as a parallel to my fic, Dust in the Wind. All events from that story are written in the opposing point of view, plus more of the back story and after story are explored.
My Secret, My Hell, My Burden by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 6th-7th Years [Reviews - 15]
What could possibly be a higher form of madness than falling in love with someone who does not share your feelings? Well, for starters, if that person happens to be your best friend, then that certainly qualifies.
Albus Potter has fallen prey to this quandary, and through a self-exploratory journey, he learns much about what it's like to love and what it's like to lose himself.
This placed second in the February Great Hall Month of Love Challenge - First Love.
This fic was nominated for a 2010 Quicksilver Quill Award - Best Same-Sex Pairing.
Dust in the Wind by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 10]
Dominique Weasley took a summer job at Weasleys Wizarding Wheezes with the hope to stake her first claim of independence. All she really wanted was to be able to pay for her Yule Ball gown on her own, but one fateful day, someone strolled into the shop and turned her world upside down.
Scorpius Malfoy was sweet, confident, and completely gorgeous, but Dominique knew that he was off-limits as her cousin's ex-boyfriend. The more she tried to push him away, though, the more she questioned her resolve to do the right thing.
This is ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor of Ravenclaw House, and this is my submission for the Fiction Junction 'I Challenge Thee' prompt
Non Compos Mentis by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 4]
When left to their own devices, teenagers manufacture all sorts of ways of getting in trouble. In this case, the trouble is of a completely different breed—mischief under the influence.
Unbeknownst to the flock of Weasley/Potter adolescents, though, the cider from the press at the Burrow is not quite as fresh as they think. While most of them realize that the beverage was suspect, a certain cousin does not, leading to antics, shenanigans, and embarrassments, all on a whole new level.
A Touch of Midas by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 3rd-5th Years [Reviews - 5]
Albus Potter was dying.
As his brother's body was ravaged by an insanely rare disease, James Potter set out on an incredible journey in search of a mythical creature that everyone was sure was extinct, because if he did not, the cure for Albus's disease could not be concocted and he would die a slow, painful death.
If the journey in itself was not strange enough, James encountered a legendary figure, who agreed to guide him through his quest through many lands.
This is ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor of Ravenclaw House, and this is my Submission to the Eighth Round of the Gauntlet. This entry placed second overall.
It Was the Worst of Times by ToBeOrNotToBeAGryffindor
Rated: 1st-2nd Years [Reviews - 5]
In times of peace, tales of strife and angst tend to fall out of favor with the masses, but stories of happy endings and the concept of everything turning out all right don't often make for good reading. There are rare occasions, though, when both can be met with equal accord and form a bond in the written word.
The first sentence in the Charles Dickens classic, A Tale of Two Cities, simply states that 'It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.' An anonymous writer sent in a letter to Roxanne Weasley's weekly featurette in the Daily Prophet, telling the story of his father's murder and his journey to recovery, which seemed to be the incarnation of that very line. Sometimes, it takes a loss for one to truly appreciate what one has in life and even in death.


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The Dell'Angelo Hotel is located in the most important area of Locarno, Piazza Grande, just a few minutes from the station and the lake.
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End of School Year Delivery Dates:
As the school year progresses, we would like to share significant dates regarding LCLS Courier Services:
May 6th – Last day for school requests
May 20th – Last day for school drop-off
May 27th – Last day for school pick-up
If you have any questions, please contact Brook Weber, LCLS Circulation Services Supervisor, at firstname.lastname@example.com, or 618/656.3216, x112.
Transition Board meeting:
The Illinois Heartland Library System Transition Board of Directors meets Thursday, April 7, 2011, at 6 p.m. at the Effingham Hilton Garden Inn. Agenda and supporting documentation will be posted on CooperationToday.org. LCLS representatives on the Board are:
–Linda McDonnell, Six Mile Regional Library District
–JoAnn Nabe, Edwardsville Public Library
–Diane Steele, Wood River Public Library
Meetings will be held in person (location TBA), or by videoconference at each of the southern Illinois System headquarters. Additional meetings are set for:
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- Monday, May 9, 2011, 6 p.m.
- Thursday, May 26, 2011, 6 p.m.
- Thursday, June 9, 2011, 6 p.m.
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Illinois Heartland Library System (IHLS) planning:
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Project Compass Workshops are scheduled throughout the State to help public library staff increase their knowledge of available resources and handle the service needs of unemployed and job-seeking patrons. In an economy where more must be done with less, these workshops will also address how libraries can utilize existing resources and partnerships.
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- LaSalle Public Library, May 13
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- Cherry Valley Public Library District, May 20
- Lewis and Clark Library System, Edwardsville, June 3
- Bensenville Public Library, June 10
- Taylorville Public Library, June 20
- Carthage, Carl Sandburg College, July 13
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MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - The Tuesday press conference of WVU football coach Dana Holgorsen began like many in the past.
News dripped. There was no news on the quarterback battle between Mountaineers Clint Trickett and Paul Millard. There was the obligatory coachspeak concerning opening opponent William & Mary.
Then something happened. Holgorsen opened up about his team perhaps like never before. For once, the news drip became an open spigot.
And it was refreshing.
As mentioned, Holgorsen touched on his prolonged QB battle, which has whittled but one: Ford Childress.
"We'll rep two [quarterbacks] this week," Holgorsen said. "Paul and Clint will get 50 percent of the reps. We'll still keep Ford ready to go. I feel good about having three quarterbacks we feel can get out there and play ball.
"Who is going to start? I don't know. Either Paul or Clint will start. The other one will play. Potentially, all three will play."
Then came the rush of news. And it began simply, with Holgorsen being asked about the health of receiver Kevin White.
"Injury report," Holgorsen said. "All right."
And off he went. If you've followed WVU preseason news you know all have raved about White. Yet when the latest depth chart was released, White, the junior college transfer, was No. 2 at the Z position behind K.J. Myers.
"Kevin White is questionable [for the William & Mary game]," Holgorsen said. "He's got a foot problem."
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"Mario Alford is questionable. He's got a foot problem."
Alford, in case you're unaware, was expected to start the day he signed. One recruiting service ranked him the nation's No. 1 junior college receiver. He does not appear on the current depth chart. Later in the press conference, though, Holgorsen said Alford would indeed play on Saturday.
Then came the bombshell.
"Andrew Buie is redshirting," Holgorsen said.
While the move makes sense, it was still surprising. All Buie did last year was lead the Mountaineers in rushing with 851 yards and tied for the team lead in touchdowns with seven. (Hello, Charles Sims.)
"He had some decisions," Holgorsen said. "Some are decisions he made as well. Did we force him to [redshirt]? No. We felt it was in the best interest of him and in the best interest of the program."
Holgorsen added that Buie has "just got to develop mentally and physically, and we'll leave it at that. He's not going to play this year. I fully expect him to be ready to roll in the spring."
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"Shelton Gibson is redshirting," said the coach.
Gibson was simply the gem of the most recent Mountaineer recruiting class. The Cleveland Heights, Ohio, receiver was set back early in camp with a knee issue. But he turned down Tennessee, Florida and Ohio State to join WVU.
"d'Vante Henry is redshirting," Holgorsen continued.
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The updates came at a fast and furious pace.
"[Freshman safety] Isaac McDonald is another guy. Came in late and isn't ready to play," Holgorsen said. "[Linebacker] Darrien Howard is here now. Doesn't look like he's ready to play, but we haven't had him one day in pads yet. So I don't know where he's at."
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Blood type A, blood type AB, blood type B, blood type O, blood typing, BTD, diet, Eat Right 4 Your Type, ER4YT, lectins, Peter D'Adamo, Rhesus factor.
The blood type diet is a diet prescribed by Peter D'Adamo, which is described in his book,
Eat Right 4 Your Type
. Other supporters of the diet include various medical professionals, such as Ann Louise Gittleman, M.S., C.N.S., Christiane Northrup, M.D and Bruce West, M.D. D'Adamo asserts that a person's blood type is the most important factor in determining a healthy, individualized diet. D'Adamo draws evidence from the research of immunochemist and anthropologist William C. Boyd, who surveyed the distribution of blood types globally, as described in his book
Genetics and the races of man: An introduction to modern physical anthropology
Peter D'Adamo proposes that certain lectins, or proteins which specifically bind or crosslink carbohydrates on cell surfaces, can cause blood clots in an individual with a certain blood type. These blood clots may result in serious liver or kidney diseases or dysfunctions. D'Adamo uses this principle to recommend which foods should be included or excluded from a person's diet, based on their blood type.
He also believes that elevated urine indican levels, which are apparent in a multitude of gastrointestinal diseases, can be attributed to specific blood types affecting the interactions of foods with intestinal bacteria. The level of indican is a measure of the efficiency of protein digestion. The indican scale measures the presence of indol, a metabolic byproduct of the action of intestinal bacteria on the amino acid tryptophan. Insufficient gastric hydrochloric acid, insufficient digestive enzymes, adverse food reactions, parasitic infection, fungal infection, overgrowth of bacteria that metabolize specific proteins, hypermotility of the small intestine, or other gastrointestinal dysfunction can compromise protein digestion. Poor protein digestion also can result from the dietary intake of protein from a group of food proteins called lectins.
According to D'Adamo, varying blood types affect the body's secretion of digestive juices. For example, blood Type O is capable of producing a high level of stomach acid, which could result in a greater incidence of gastric ulcers. This is an example of how certain blood types may be correlated with an increased risk of certain diseases.
The first step in the blood type diet is to determine one's ABO blood type. This can be done by having a donor card from the Red Cross, having been blood typed by a hospital prior to a medical procedure, asking a doctor to determine one's blood type, or purchasing a home blood typing kit. Relying on the recollection of a relative is not recommended to avoid mistakes. The diet is structured around a person's ABO type, rather than the Rhesus (Rh positive or negative) type.
After determining one's blood type, a person can than consult a list of food compatible with his or her blood type. Lists are also available for foods that should be avoided with a certain blood type.
According to D'Adamo, blood type influences digestion, and this is why different blood types have different strengths and weaknesses. Lectins in the diet often establish which foods are beneficial or harmful for a particular blood type. The blood type diet classifies certain foods as ' neutral, or 'avoid,' or 'beneficial' based on a person's blood type.
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The theory behind the blood type diet is the belief that lectins, proteins found in foods, can cause damage to the body. It is thought that certain lectins are compatible with certain blood types. Therefore, if a person eats a food containg lectins that is not compatible with his or her blood type, the consumption of this food can lead to medical problems such as kidney disease or cancer. This diet proposes that by focusing on foods that coordinate with your blood type, you can avoid the negative effects of certain lectins.
D'Adamo also theorizes that a person's blood type affects their ability to digest various foods. For example, he claims that Type O's are capable of digesting meat effectively due to high levels of stomach acid assosiated with their particular blood type. Type A's, in contrast, have low stomach acid and store meat as fat rather than digesting it.
D'Adamo bases his theories on research he has conducted since the 1990s, studying the connections between blood type, food, and disease. This research has built upon that of his father, a naturopathic physician. Based on his father's observations of his patients, D'Adamo also recommends different levels of exercise based on blood type, suggesting that type O's should exercise vigorously, B's moderately, and A's gently. According to D'Adamo, AB's need calming exercises.
D'Adamo classifies blood group O as "the hunter" and the earliest human blood group, thought to be muscular and active. He suggests that type O's include an abundance of meat in their diet, and a low amount of carbohydrates. He suggests enriching this diet with fruits and vegetables, limiting wheat germ, whole wheat and corn, and avoiding dairy products and most nuts. He states that Type O's are commonly afflictes by hypothyroidism, high stomach acid, and thin blood.
In this diet, group A is called the "cultivator".or this blood type, D'Adamo emphasizes a more vegetatian diet, omitting red meat. He recommends a high carbohydrate, low fat diet, consisting of a lot of fruits and vegetables. D'Adamo states that type A's have thicker blood and a sensitive immune system, and should avoid dairy and animal products. They have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and cancer.
Type B is classified as the "nomad", having a strong immune system and a good digestive system. According to the blood type diet type B is the only blood type that can thrive on dairy products. They should consume a balanced diest of fruits, vegetables, dairy, and meat, but should avoid chicken. This blood type is the most likely to overcome most diseases.
According to D'Adamo group AB is the "enigma", having a blood type diet in between types A and B. These individuals should consume a mostly vegetarian diet with occasional meat, fish, and dairy, but should avoid chicken.
Blood type may be a way to identify the individual diets that will aid in healing the body. This diet is considered by some as giving physicians the ability to 'treat the patient, not the disease."
: Although commonly used for weight loss or disease prevention, there is a lack of available scientific evidence demonstraitng the efficacy of the blood type diet for these uses.
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