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The Good Sam RV Travel Guide and Campground Directory announced its list of Top Family RV Parks for 2014.
Good Sam editors and consultants chose the list of Family Parks from the annual publication's database of 8,000 private parks.
These RV parks feature amenities, entertainment and education programs that serve family members of all ages.
The parks on this list cultivate an atmosphere that's welcoming for families big and small. Whether showing G-rated movies or conducting educational nature programs, these parks enable families to enjoy long periods of quality time together.
Highlights of this list include:
- Some of the parks affiliated with family-friendly local attractions include Fort Wilderness Resort, which is built in a pine and cypress forest adjacent to Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
- Many RV parks offer family-friendly water features, such as Cajun Palms RV Resort, which boasts a water slide, fully stocked arcade and pool with inflatable toys.
- Several parks offer education programs, including New York's Lake George RV Park, whose Nature Awareness Program enlightens guests about local flora and fauna.
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More than 50 percent of RVers say spending more time with family is a the primary reason for hitting the road in a recreational vehicle, according to a recent Campfire Canvass by the Recreational Vehicle Industry Association.
Forty percent of RV families travel with children, according to Family Matters.
Ninety percent of recreational vehicle owners say that RVing is the best way to travel with kids.
Top Family RV Parks
Glowing Embers RV Park & Travel Centre Edmonton
Anaheim Resort RV Park, Anaheim
Anaheim RV Village, Anaheim
Bakersfield River Run RV Park, Bakersfield
Boulder Creek RV Resort, Lone Pine
Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve, Santee
Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, Lake Buena Vista
Indian Creek RV Resort And Manufactured Housing Community, Fort Myers Beach
Lakeland RV Resort, Lakeland
Pine Mountain An RVc Outdoor Destination, Pine Mountain
Ambassador RV Resort, Caldwell
Follow The River RV Resort, Florence
Cajun Palms RV Resort, Breaux Bridge
Wagon Wheel RV Resort, Old Orchard Beach
Cherry Hill Park, College Park
Hidden Ridge RV Resort, Hopkins
Myers Lake Campground, Byron
Grand Casino Hinckley RV Resort, Hinckley
Yogi On The Lake , Pelahatchie
Hi-Desert RV, Winnemucca
New Hampshire
Friendly Beaver Campground, New Boston
New Jersey
Big Timber Lake RV And Camping Resort, Cape May Court House
New York
Jellystone Park of Western New York, North Java
Lake George RV Park, Lake George
North Carolina
Yogi In The Smokies, Cherokee
Cross Creek Camping Resort, Columbus
Bissell's Hideaway Resort, Pelham
Sherkston Shores, Port Colborne
Phoenix RV Park, Salem
Hersheypark Camping Resort, Hershey
Otter Lake Camp-Resort, Stroudsburg
Shenango Valley RV Park, Sharon
Yogi at Shangri-La, Milton
South Dakota
Rafter J Bar Ranch Camping Resort, Hill City
Loretta Lynn's Ranch, Hurricane Mills
Nashville Shores RV Park, Nashville
Lonestar Yogi, Waller
Loyd Park/Joe Pool Lake, Grand Prairie
Bethpage Camp Resort, Urbanna
Cherrystone Family Camping Resort, Cheriton
Grey's Point Camp, Topping
Jellystone Warrens, Warrens
Mt. Olympus Zeus Village And Camp Resort, Wisconsin Dells
Westward Ho RV Resort& Campground , Fond Du Lac
Good Sam RV Travel Guide
A different category of Top Parks will be featured each month in articles released by the Good Sam RV Travel Guide.
In addition to comprehensive listings of RV parks and campgrounds across North America, the 2014 Good Sam RV Travel Guide and Campground Directory features travel itineraries, helpful maps, and informative tips that RVers need for a journey anywhere in North America.
Additional camping and RV Travel information is available on the Good Sam RV Travel Guide and Campground Directory Camping Blog.
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If you can remember back to the warm days of early summer (June 27th I think), you might remember a little Disney themed spa night post that I wrote, inspired by The Little Mermaid. Today I'm back with a new nail look and it is perfect for the holiday season! I'm taking inspiration from one of the most beautiful sights I've ever had the luxury of seeing, Cinderella Castle at its sparkly best! That's right, today's nails are inspired by the diamond dipped Cinderella Castle at Christmas … [Read more...]
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The world around us has changed so much in the past 40 years. Some for the good and some not so much, but we have bad it through it all and come out better for it. Thankfully the same can be said for spotlight of Walt Disney World....Cinderella's Castle. In 1971 Cinderella's Castle opened it's enchanting doors for princesses young and old to come and discover their inner child and twirl in front of and stare it in awe. Standing at 189 feet towering over the Magic Kingdom how could you not … [Read more...]
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Do we have any fans of Disney-Pixar's movie, Brave? Merida, the star of the film, will become the 11th Disney princess on May 11, 2013! Merida will be the first princess from a Pixar film. There will be a ceremony held at 9:30 am on May 11, 2013 at Cinderella Castle in Disney's Magic Kingdom park at the Walt Disney World Resort. This will also be the first time that park guests have been invited to watch the official ceremony live.Merida will receive an artistic makeover to match the new … [Read more...]

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Calling all Shinhwa Changjo!
As we all know, Shinhwa's had a rough year. They haven't had many activities, and they've been through a lot. We support them, and we still care even if they're not promoting - to show them that, we're starting the Shinhwa Wishing Stars project!
"Whenever a lucky star is made, a falling star is saved."
What is it?
Origami wishing stars, a.k.a lucky stars, are based on a Japanese story. These are folded with care and given as a blessing. There are different meanings associated with different numbers of stars.
What will Shinhwa receive?
Shinhwa will receive a package with two items.
- A jar of stars that have messages written inside
- A booklet of all the hand-written messages for them to see
We will write the wishes onto the strips of star paper before folding them into little stars. The end product will be a jar filled with miniature stars, each one containing a wish.
How to I participate?
me when I see Ji Chang Wook
me too…
Ji Chang Wook and Ha Ji Won
Empress Ki <♡
君がいない、あの日から・・・ずっと ずっと 探してる"
Project『Shangri-la』Final Season武道館&代々木公演に行ってきました。
これまでのABC Liveはイベントで10列目くらいでみたのが最短距離。でも、今回の代々木で遂に!アリーナ4列目!ピックもげっと!ナマで間近でみるヤス君やばい。こわいくらい格好いい。歓喜狂喜乱舞!・・・と、まあそんな興奮を抜きにしても、ヤス君の音楽とファンに対する真摯な姿勢に感動したのと、この曲に込められた想いにやっぱりちょっと泣けてしまったので記録しておきます。
Junjin, you are the luckiest guy ever!
So, who amongst Shinhwa can do a head spin…?
Shinhwa, doing the photoshoot you wish all your oppas would.


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MADISON, Wis. -- Highlighted by trips to conference newcomers Maryland and Rutgers next season, the Wisconsin men's basketball team learned of its Big Ten double and single plays as the league announced its 2014-15 matchups on Friday.
Wisconsin will battle Michigan State, Illinois, Indiana and Purdue just once during the 2014-15 regular season, as all four will travel to the Kohl Center.
Maryland, Michigan, Ohio State and Rutgers will host UW next season, with all four representing the Badgers' road single plays in 2014-15.
The Badgers' 2014-15 double-play matchups include Iowa, Minnesota, Northwestern, Nebraska and Penn State, as Wisconsin will play each of the five opponents both at the Kohl Center and on the road during the regular-season.
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Home > Find a Family Doctor > CA > Sierra Madre Family Physicians > Dr. Linda Crawford, DO
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"You have to give Peru all the credit, they came to play," Beekmantown head coach Jamie Lozier said. "Every possible mistake we could have made, we made. We started the game with a fumble, gave them good field position, and they took advantage of it."
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Preparing and planning for your wedding can be one of the most stressful experiences for a bride. However, having an experienced vendor to work with was half the battle for me. Working with Jill Person was a pleasure! Jill was always available to help and answer my questions the very day I called or emailed. During our first meeting, when my mother and I reviewed their portfolio, I was so impressed by how natural and "not posed" everyone was in the photographs. Everything from the coloring in the photography and to how they were able to capture even the smallest details of a special moment. This is what made their work so special! They were not generic in any way compared to so many wedding photographers. I, at first, thought that maybe these were just exceptionally photogenic people but when the proofs came my husband and I were so impressed to see how well they captured our day. I would definitely say that they were one of my favorite vendors to work with! Thanks Jill!
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Report: Marcin Gortat's trade value may have taken a hit
By Daria Del Colliano
Originally published: Feb 18, 2013 - 4:14 pm
Originally published: Feb 18, 2013 - 4:14 pm
With the NBA trade deadline approaching Thursday, Suns center Marcin Gortat was thought to be a hot commodity on the market.
But according to ESPN Insider, Gortat's trade value may have taken a hit.
Over the last three games, he's managed to score just 2, 6 and 4 points and two of those games came against an Oklahoma City team that potentially may have been one of his biggest suitors. He also hasn't been the defensive force or shot-blocker that he was at the start of the season.
The 29-year-old has averaged 11.3 points, 8.7 rebounds and 1.7 blocks per game this season.
Since the Suns' misfortunes this year have forced them to turn their attention to rebuilding for next season, Gortat was thought to be expendable.
But, the Suns may opt to keep Gortat if they are unable to find a deal to their liking.
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Hello, Today we suddenly had to deal with the below error: "javax.servlet.ServletException: TransactionServlet.doGet: Failed checking db session: javax.servlet.ServletException: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00020: maximum number of processes (500) exceeded" After a short discussion with the DBA team it seems the application server where our application is running on was using about 350 of the available (500) connections! The rest of the connections was used by other apps. It seems that of those 350 database connection at about 120 had an idle time of >= 1 day. Can anyone tell me how I can configure our database connection in that way that idle database connection >= i day are removed? Ok, how if the connection setup. We have a DBSupport.java instance where the getConnection method is called: public OracleConnection getConnection() throws SQLException, Exception { OracleConnection conn = null; if (this.ds == null) { System.out.println("DataSource not set"); throw new Exception("DataSource not set."); } try { System.out.println("get OracleConnection"); conn = (OracleConnection)opc.getConnection(); return conn; } catch(SQLException e) { System.out.println("DataSource not set" + e.toString()); throw new SQLException("Database Problem. Detail is " + e.toString()); } } This method returns a oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleConnection object. This index.jsp file makes an instance of the DBSupport java class creating the connection based on the credentials in the web.xml: /* * Setup data source. */ dbUrl = sc.getInitParameter("dbUrl"); if (dbUrl == null || dbUrl.trim().length() == 0) throw new EdsException("Null value in JSP Processor init parameter -dbUrl-. Contact Application Server Administrator.", errGeneralFailure); dbUser = sc.getInitParameter("dbUser"); if (dbUser == null || dbUser.trim().length() == 0) throw new EdsException("Null value in JSP Processor init parameter -dbUser-. Contact Application Server Administrator.", errGeneralFailure); dbPassword = sc.getInitParameter("dbPassword"); if(dbPassword == null || dbPassword.trim().length() == 0) throw new EdsException("Null value in JSP Processor init parameter -dbPassword-. Contact Application Server Administrator.", errGeneralFailure); try { System.out.println("index.jsp: establish edsDataSource."); edsDataSource = (OracleConnectionPoolDataSource)application.getAttribute("edsDataSource"); if (edsDataSource == null) { edsDataSource = new OracleConnectionPoolDataSource(); if (edsDataSource == null) throw new EdsException("Fatal Error. Problem in setting up the Oracle Data Source. Contact Technical Support.", "General Failure"); edsDataSource.setURL(dbUrl); edsDataSource.setUser(dbUser); edsDataSource.setPassword(dbPassword); application.setAttribute("edsDataSource", edsDataSource); } System.out.println("URL:" + ((OracleConnectionPoolDataSource)application.getAttribute("edsDataSource")).getURL()); System.out.println("User:" + ((OracleConnectionPoolDataSource)application.getAttribute("edsDataSource")).getUser()); } catch (Exception e) { throw new EdsException("Fatal Error. Problem in setting up the Oracle Data Source. Contact Technical Support. Details:" + e.toString(), "General Failure"); } try { System.out.println("index.jsp: establish DBSupport."); if(edsDataSource == null) throw new Exception("null EdsDataSource"); edsDB = new DBSupport(edsDataSource); if(edsDB == null) throw new EdsException("Creation of DBSupport failed, Null value in edsDB" + edsDB, errGeneralFailure); } catch (Exception e) { throw new EdsException("Creation of DBSupport failed." + e.toString(), errGeneralFailure); } /* * Get a connection using the DBSupport instance. */ try { System.out.println("index.jsp: Get a connection using the DBSupport instance."); conn = edsDB.getConnection(); if (conn == null) throw new Exception("Null returned by getConnection"); } catch (Exception e) { System.out.println("Failed to get a connection using the DBSupport instance, details: " + e.toString()); throw new EdsException("Problem getting a database connection. Detail is :" + e.toString(), "Request failed, due to server problems"); } I know it's not the most fashioned way this code... Do you know how I can determine what the connection idle time may be and how I can improve this? As the "edsDataSource" application attribute is programmed through the entire application 600 (JSP's) I would appreciate there is a solution without needed to change the whole connection setup. Thanks in advance -WFO
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Another match will be from Austria´s ABL. The match between Vienna and Klosterneuburg is my pick.
Both teams are doing well in the league. Vienna is leading the table without any lose in all 6 matches and with 12 points. Vienna is a little strange team, because they in one match have a great defense and then on the other match they got a much points. Their today´s opponent will be Klosterneuburg. They are on the 2rd place in the table with another 2 teams (Wels, Gussing). They lost two matches and won 4. The fact which makes me try this pick are head to head matches. Klosteneurburg has won ALL the matches in the head to head history, which is deep to the year 2006. Vienna is without a lose in straight 8 matches and its time to change it. I think Klosterneuburg is the right opponent to make them to loose.


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A slight mix up brought this beer to my table in a sampler but I was happy to try it since it wasn't on the menu having been put on behind a recently kicked keg.
Pours a mostly clear light reddish hue. Nice white cap of foam receded to a thin ring.
Aroma is oaky, vanilla, and slight carameled malts coupled with bright acetic like funk and a slight hint of Brett.
Very sour flavor backed by decent malt backbone with interesting hints of toffee and caramel. Oak and vanilla also present.
Very dry finish with medium mouthfeel. Medium low carbonation.
Overall a really nice rendition of the style.
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Frequently Ignored Cancer Symptoms
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Many people only discover they have cancer when something turns up on an x-ray, ultrasound, or other routine test. Unfortunately, the disease may then be in its later (and more difficult-to-treat) stages. When patients ignore symptoms and live with their lumps, bumps, rattles, and pains instead of looking for what's causing them, they may be doing themselves serious harm.
According to the National Cancer Institute, the most frequently diagnosed cancers (in alphabetical order) in the United States are:
- Bladder Cancer
- Breast Cancer
- Colon and Rectal Cancer
- Endometrial Cancer
- Kidney Cancer
- Leukemia
- Lung Cancer
- Melanoma
- Non-Hodgkin Lymphoma
- Pancreatic Cancer
- Prostate Cancer
- Thyroid Cancer
What are common cancer symptoms?
Many cancers have vague and similar symptoms. For example, Bladder, Colorectal, Endometrial (and Ovarian) all include nausea, abdominal pain, and cramping, back pain, bladder pressure, and diarrhea/constipation as symptoms. Thyroid and Lung Cancer symptoms include shortness of breath, wheezing, fatigue and weakness. Breast, Melanoma and Kidney Cancer can all cause skin changes. Of course, all these symptoms might also signal household viruses and bacterial infections or other non-cancer related diseases.
How do you know when it's something serious?
Listen to your body and make note when something new, different or unexplainable happens. Listen to the people you live with when they tell you something seems "off." As a general rule of thumb, our immune systems will deal with common infections in short order. Within a week or two of coming down with symptoms, you should be on the mend. When symptoms last longer than that, come out of nowhere, are unattached to a known source, or seem to be getting worse, see your doctor.
What are some of the most common cancer symptoms people ignore, but shouldn't?
1. Upper Respiratory symptoms:
- Coughing that goes on too long or is unrelated to a cold or flu
- Wheezing
- Shortness of breath
- Difficulty swallowing
- Hoarseness
2. Lumps and bumps:
- Swollen glands in the neck, armpits, or groin
- Lumps of any size in the breast, chest, or armpit
3. Skin changes:
- Discolorations or moles that look different
- Blotchy red marks,
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- Hardened skin
- Crusty skin
- Wounds that won't heal
- Hot spots
- Bruising and excess bleeding
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- Nausea, vomiting
- Diarrhea, constipation
- Cramps
- Dull abdominal pain
- Frequent urination
- Burning or blood in urine
- Lack of appetite or feeling full quickly
- Rectal bleeding or bloody stools
- Heavy uterine bleeding
Don't take your health for granted. Schedule regular preventative screening exams like physicals, mammograms and colonoscopies, but pay attention to what your body tells you between checkups. Then, tell your doctor.
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The branches had been stripped bare by the winter, their crisped brown leaves sitting at the base of the narrow tree; my stomach tightens at the sight of the ropes, nooses, swaying in the cool afternoon breeze,
Loose strands of my long blonde hair sweep across my face and I quickly tuck them back into my grey beanie, the large camera in my hand has dwarfed in size by my oversized winter gloves, I raise the lens to my hazel eyes and take several steps backwards so that the tree in it's entirety can fit in the frame, the ground crunches below the weight of my boots.
The click of the camera breaks the deafening silence and reminds me how alone I am. Standing here. In the middle of this large forest, surrounded by death, the witches, were hanged here by the town centuries ago but their presence still lingers, cooling and thickening the air, as the realization seeps into my consciousness, poisoning my brain, my stomach begins to tighten into small tiny knots, my chest also tightens and sends my heart into a panic,
"One more, Alice, then run," my voice is husky and timid. I raise the camera to my eye once again, inhale, press the button down, then turn on my feet and bolt in the opposite direction, weaving in and out of the thin, narrow overhanging naked trees – my rapid breathing fills the silence – by the time I reach the edge of the forest and slow into a walk I am panting, my lungs burning and screaming for oxygen.
* * *
"Over the course of the weekend," Mr. Burton announced only several hours ago, "you and a partner of your choice will collaborate on a project, it can be anything. Fictional or not, you can decide," the middle aged dark haired man begins making his way through the row of single desks distributing large cameras out, "on Monday, you will both present your project to the class." His aged face wrinkles more-so as he smiles down at me and hands me a camera, the large camera is cold in my small bony hands.
As he passes by me, my eyes scan the classroom in search of a partner. Will is looking at me with a hopeful look upon his gaunt face, his wide blue eyes are fixed on me; I smile and give him a nod – Will has been a friend of mine since elementary school, last year he confessed his love for me and I turned him down, and I feel horrible for not being able to see him as anything else other than a good friend, during the summer, Will had a breakdown and is now on anti-depressants and I can't help but feel partly responsible.
After class he stood waiting for me in the hallway,
"Hey Alice," he beamed at the sight of me, I smiled and threw an arm over him, "how are you, Will?" I asked, to which he shrugged, we made our way through the school corridor without speaking,
"So," he was first to break the silence, "I have an idea for our project," he says,
"What is it?" I asked, giving off a hint of a smile out of curiosity,
"The hanging trees," his voice is low and serious, my brows furrow, confused.
"we can take some photos and research the history of the town, did you know there were actually witch hangings in resco forest shortly after the town was founded?" He asks, but continues without an answer,
"On Monday we can really scare everyone with what we've got documented,"
I let out a loud laugh and slap his arm, nodding, I agree. "I can walk there after school this afternoon and take some photos," I tell him, "I'll call you when I'm on my way home and let you know how they turn out, okay?" Will nods and I hand him my phone to enter his number and I thank him before we go our separate ways.
* * *
The long grass whips at my jeans as I march through the field towards my neighborhood, I pull my gloves off quickly and fumble trying to unlock my phone, I find Will's number and call him,
"It's me," I say breathlessly as Will answers on the other end of the phone, "I got the photos."
"How'd you go?" He asks
I'm still trying to breathe normally,
"I'm not in any hurry to do that again," I force a laugh and continue, "but, I got some good photos. So I hope we get good marks."
I walk through the fenceless boundaries of the neighboring yards, past their weatherboard house into the small cul-de-sac street with overhanging trees that I call home, my house is two-stories with white weatherboards and dead grass, two steps lead up onto the front porch, the frosted glass front door is ajar,
"Mum!" I shout, using my foot to open the door, "is anyone home?" the creaking door comes to a stop as it hits the wall,
"In the kitchen Alice!" She finally calls back to me, "I've left some groceries in the car. Can you grab them please?" my shoulders fall in defeat and I sigh, "sure!" I yell flatly.
I jump down the steps and make my way across the lawn to the dirt driveway – houses in the neighborhood are in various stages of development – my mum's car is parked at the end of the dug-out dirt patch towards the back of the house. I grab the large brown grocery bags from the backseat of the car and close the door using my backside, I decide the fastest way back into the house is through the back-door, so I make my way past the car and around the house to the back porch, using my foot again I slide the sliding door shut behind me; placing the groceries on the washing machine I walk in to the adjacent kitchen and dining room, my mum is packing the groceries away in the pantry,
"Why are you home so late?" She asks with her back to me,
"I had to go in to resco forest and take photos of some trees, did you know witches were hung here after the town was founded?" I ask my mum, she shakes her head – this is news to her too – and offers to help me with my research,
"I'm going to the library tomorrow to try find what I can," I tell her. I pause for a moment before continuing, "Will Thompson is my partner for this project" mum turns around to face me, her aged face is expressionless at first, but she manages to force a smile. I can see through her happiness to the concern,
"How is he?" Her voice is low and soft, "I mean-" she's lost for words,
I shrug and say, "he's good, he's out of hospital but he's still on medication-"
"It's not your fault Alice" she cuts me off, "his father was very abusive, and Marjorie resorted to alcohol to fill her emptiness, I mean, Will was bound to have some emotional problems."
After helping my mother pack the last of the groceries away I decide to retreat to my bedroom to begin my project,
The wooden floorboards creak as I walk through the hall, I press against the front door to ensure it's shut properly then turn around and make my way upstairs.
I have an e-mail waiting for me in my inbox, it's from Will, the subject is our project; witches.
I open the e-mail and begin reading the attached link, it leads to a Wikipedia page about the witches of resco and their hangings in the nearby forest.
My eyes are glued to the screen as I read an old black and white article attached to the page. It was released in 1940 to coincide with the towns bicentennial, it tells how over thirty men and women were hanged, the first victim, Margaret Ross, being married at a young age was unable to reproduce, her husband, Richard, claimed her infertility was done by the hands of the devil. Margaret was the first of many.
The hanged ranged between the ages of 16-43, eventually the locals nicknamed the forest the gallow-trees;
The corpses were burned and buried in the forest in unmarked and often shallow graves, and as the town developed the authorities agreed never to build upon the land or remove the bodies of the victims out of respect.
Attached to the e-mail was a second link of a photo, a map, showing the town and the forest, with the burial sites highlighted, the map compared the original town map to one of present day; my house, and the surrounding housing developments. Have been built upon the witches burial sites.
"Will, it's Alice," I say quickly pacing my room,
"You got my e-mail," he says on the other end of the line, his voice is low and quiet, I nod and try to compose myself as best as I can, "did you know my house was built here?" I ask him,
"Of course," he says quickly "I saw it and e-mailed you immediately, this is great,"
"Great?" I repeat, confused and a little offended he thinks that, "h-how is-is it great?" I stutter,
"We can use it for the project," he sounds amused, "we could use a ouija board and try and summon one of the witches, Alice,"
"No." I tell him flatly, "that's just asking for trouble,"
"Alice, think about it. We could record it or something,"
I continue to refuse him, but Will is persistent and eventually pressures me into agreeing to go along with his crazy idea,
"My mum is working tonight," I say finally, "come around at 8.00 pm,"
* * *
I watch as mum turns out of the street before heading inside, I lock the front door and head upstairs to my bedroom where I change into a pair of black skinny jeans and an oversized grey knitted sweater, my long hair falls over my shoulders;
Will arrives right on time, the knock on the door breaks the silence through the house and startles me.
"Are you ready to do this?" He asks with a broad cheeky grin upon his face, holding the ouija board in hand,
"No." I mumble, I open the door wider and let him into the house, he walks to the living room on the left and I tell him to take a seat while I grab us each a glass of water.
In the kitchen I pour us each a glass of water, the wind outside whistles through the gaps between the sliding door in the laundry, I walk into the small dark, square room and ensure the door is locked,
"Are you afraid?" Will asks from the kitchen and I flinch, "yeah," I nod "how come I never knew about the towns witches before today?" I ask, "why wouldn't they teach it in school?"
He shrugs while leaning on the kitchen counter, "when I was off school, in between therapy sessions I'd read a lot to fill in the time, and I came across the article I sent you today and I investigated the woods and found the ropes. It's insane," he shakes his head, "I guess the townsfolk weren't proud of what they did and decided not to talk about it,"
We walk back to the living room together where the ouija board is awaiting us upon the ottoman and his phone – already recording -
"You place your index finger and middle finger on the planchette," Will instructs me, I copy him and take a deep breath in, he tries to suppress a smile but fails.
"Okay," he finally says, "relax, Alice, I'm going to start asking the witches questions,"
I keep my eyes on the wooden planchette and the large board beneath my hands,
"Is anyone there?" Will asks,
I feel the planchette move across the board to the 'yes'
"Did you do move that?" I ask quietly, he shakes his head,
"What is your name?" He asks.
"Fuck. Off" I remove my hands from the planchette and stand up shaking them, I quickly shake my head and take deep breaths, "no more," I say to Will, he gets to his feet,
"I read about her," I say, my chest is tightening, rising and falling quickly, and I can feel the tears welling up in my eyes, I blink and they spill down my cheek, "she was accused of being a devil worshiper,"
Will eventually calms me down and agrees to stay with me until I fall asleep,
I lay on the couch with my feet over him while he holds the camera and views the photographs taken this afternoon,
My eyes become heavier with each blink and suddenly the darkness and sleep consume me.
I awake with a startle; I'm facing the couch and the lights have been turned off, Will has placed a blanket over me to keep me warm – but he's long gone, I think – my blood turns cold suddenly as I hear a click, it's the camera, I roll over to face the dark living room, the lamp posts outside have let it minimal light, enough, however, to cast shadows of the trees outside over the blank walls, the camera clicks once again, this time the light flashes, blinding me, I bolt upright, clutching the blanket in my hand,
"Mum," I whisper into the darkness, another click and flash go off and I let out a loud, terrified scream and shout for my mum. Loud footsteps boom from upstairs, suddenly a light comes on from somewhere past the hallway, my mum appears on the staircase in her nightgown,
"What's wrong, Alice?" She asks,
I throw the blanket aside and race over to her, "can I stay with you tonight?" I sob into her nightgown, she holds me tightly and tries to console me, I can feel my body trembling but I have no control over it.
"Come upstairs, baby," she whispers.
The sunlight awakens me, it's golden and shining through the dust covered windows that overlook the small street,
I throw my legs over the edge of the bed and force myself to stand and make my way out of my mothers bedroom.
"Are you okay, honey?" She asks as I enter the kitchen,
"You look as if you haven't slept at all,"
I take a seat on one of the stools of the island bench, "I kept replaying it over and over again," I mumble, blinking my heavy eyelids, "mum, do you believe in ghosts?" I ask, "because. Last night, something was in the house with me," my lips tremble along with the rest of my body and I let out a low sob,
"Have you told Will?" Mum asks before suggesting, "maybe you two should change the topic of your project?"
* * *
"Did you look at the photos?" Will asks me on the other end of the line after I tell him about my ordeal last night, "I sent you another inbox. I found a Wikipedia page for Margaret Ross,"
"I don't even want to hear her name," I tell him, "I'm so freaked-"
"This will be worth it come Monday," he try's to reassure me, how is this still exciting to him?
"What'd you get on your phone recording?" I ask him, remembering last night he brought his phone along as a recording device,
"Wanna meet in town for lunch?" He asks, "we can check out my recording and your photographs,"
I agree and hang up and make my way to the bathroom.
I lock the bathroom door and undress myself as quickly as possible – leaving my knitted sweater and skinny jeans from last night on the cold white tiles – I wash my hair and body and change in to a pair of black tights and a long sleeved maroon dress, I collect my clothes from the tiled floor and leave the bathroom.
Tossing my dirty clothes on my bed I walk around my bed to my closet and pull out a pair of black ankle boots, my grey beanie is on the end of my bed so I collect that and my phone before making my way back downstairs.
"I have to work tomorrow night," mum says as I walk into the kitchen, "if you to. Get Will to stay over, I just don't want you being home alone,"
I smile and collect my keys and the camera from the kitchen bench before kissing my mother goodbye and bounding out the front door into the late sunny Autumn morning.
I walk the few blocks to the heart of town, Will is waiting for me in the window of a locally owned cafe; His face looks thinner than ever, his eyes are bulging and surrounded by dark black circles – he's tired – and by the looks of it a little agitated,
"Hey," I try to sound upbeat with a forced smile plastered to my face,
He nods and gestures me towards the small table where his phone and jacket are,
"Will," I say his name softly, carefully, "are. . . Are you okay?" I stammer,
He sniffs and wipes his nose while shaking his head, "I went into the woods last night," his voice is shaky, "to the witches hanging site…" He falls quiet, his heavy eyelids close,
"What is it?" I ask urgently, I reach out and take his free hand,
"The ropes weren't there," he finally whimpers. "After you fell asleep I decided to investigate the site myself. And there was nothing there."
We sit in silence as I try to take it all in, my chest tightens and suddenly it's as if all the air has been squeezed from me, "um," I gasp, my brain is scrambling for something, anything. And then, "Your phone," I say as my eyes fall upon it, "did you manage to record anything?" I ask.
He nods and slides his phone across the table to me,
"I had to take a torch from your house so I could see. . . The quality is crap, but, you can see what I'm talking about."
I press play and begin to watch the video; it's shaky and only shows the dirt and the leaves peppered along the ground, I can hear Will breathing in the cold night, then, the camera begins to pan upwards. To the trees I stood amongst yesterday afternoon, except now they are free of their nooses. They are now completely naked, "holy shit," Will says on the video – and that's where it ends.
"My camera kept going off last night," I say, sliding the phone across the table back to him and then the camera, "I haven't looked at any of the images yet,"
Will takes the camera in his pale hands and begins searching through the images, "they're just of you asleep. And you waking up," he lets out a small laugh, "and screaming-"
"This is serious," I say through closed teeth, "the ouija board. The ropes,"
Will slides the camera back across the table to me and apologizes,
"Last night," he says softly, "I think something communicated to us. Through the board."
After eating our lunch we decide to head to the town library,
"I don't know if we'll find anything," Will says, as we approach the library steps, "I stumbled upon the witches on a whim, I had nothing to do with my days, I mean, therapy goes for two hours. I had to fill the other twenty two somehow,"
I push the wooden doors open and we walk into the musty old building, it's dimly lit, most of the light is coming from the computer screens along the side walls.
"Excuse me," I say to the small, frail, elderly lady behind the front desk,
"Can I please have a look at old town records. I'm doing a project on a certain historical event,"
The lady looks up at me through her magnifying-glass sized spectacles and asks in a low rattled whisper,
"What are you researching dear?"
"The witches that were hanged in resco forest," I tell her firmly,
Her wrinkles grow deeper as a broad smile spreads across her face, "dear," she chuckles, "we've never had anything like that happen around here. You've been misinformed, sorry,"
I frown, confused and look over my shoulder to Will, who shrugs.
I let out a sight, thank her and retreat from the library with Will,
"Why is everyone covering it up?" I ask shaking my head furiously,
"Who's proud to say they hanged a bunch of locals?" Will retorts, "we can collect what we have and still present it on Monday,"
* * *
Will sits on my bed as I sit at my computer and open the e-mail from him. I open open the link and it comes up as an error, refreshing the page doesn't help. It again comes up as an error,
"What is going on, Will?" I ask trying again and again to refresh the link,
"It must have been removed," he says leaning over my shoulder,
"Why. . . Why, why would someone do that?!" I am so furious, my eyes fill with tears once again, "what the hell, we have nothing now, Will, nothing,"
He sighs and repeats himself from earlier, "who's proud to say they hanged a bunch of locals?"
"Google," I quickly mumble, "we can google Margaret Ross," I close my inbox and open up Google; Margaret Ross. No searches found.
"This can't be real," Will mutters over my shoulder, he refreshes the page but once again we fall short, "anyone can edit anything, they can create pages and delete them and no one would know anything," he sighs and paces my bedroom for a short time then stares out the window leaning on the windowsill,
"They're playing with us, aren't they?" He says with his back to me,
"The witches?" I ask, he nods slowly.
I feel a pang in my stomach,
"what are we going to do?" I ask nervously, Will shrugs and turns to face me, "no one will listen to us, we don't have any proof,"
* * *
The late afternoon grows darker faster, as the ominous storm clouds gather in closer;
A loud clap of thunder brings the heavy rain pelting down, my phone sounds and it's a text from Will letting me know he has made it home safe and sound, and dry.
I smile and set my phone down on my bedside table.
* * *
"I was researching the witches," mum says to me over our bowls of chicken and corn soup, "I couldn't find anything," she continues, "are you sure they're real?" She asks,
I nod and tell her all about the nooses in the trees and the ouija board session last night with Will. I even go so far as to mention the Wikipedia page with the photo inserts of articles about the witch hangings,
"It's bizarre," she finally says once I am finished, and we eat the rest of our dinner in silence.
* * *
"My mum doesn't believe us," I say to Will over the phone while pacing my bedroom,
"My mother doesn't either. And being an alcoholic you think she'd believe anything," he says jokingly.
I feel obligated to let out a small laugh to ease the tension in his words, "I'm off to sleep," he says through a yawn, I nod and rub my eyes, "yeah," I yawn as well, "I'm pretty tired too. Goodnight Will."
I change out of my clothes and into flannelette pajamas and climb into bed, a flash of lightning lights the heavy black night and a loud boom of thunder rattles the house, I hear the window shake in it's frame and look over at it, past my bedside table lamp – something suddenly catches my eye – I get out of bed and walk over to the window, at the base of the windowsill an inverted cross has been scratched into the wood, there's another flash of lightning and clap of thunder that sends everything into darkness. The rain continues to slap my window with heavy, continuous drops. The outside world is cloaked in darkness. I tip-toe across the wooden floor and back into the warm comforts of my bed where I pull the covers tight around myself and bury my face into my pillow.
I car hear the wind whistling through the trees outside, it sends a chill through my bones, it howls through the spaces between the windows and doors, the cold and the darkness enclosing in on me.
I hurl my covers off and throw my legs over the edge of the bed, getting to my feet I cross the bedroom and close my door, the smaller the space the safer I'll feel. As I make my way back to my bed the lightning lights up the night sky once again, this time, what captures my eyes is outside. In the trees a few feet from my house, hanging over my small street, nooses have been attached to them, they blow wildly in the storm, I am unable to move. My bones harden, my skin also and m heart stops dead in it's tracks. My lungs are airless pockets.
"Mum!" I screech. Turning on the balls of my feet I bolt out of my bedroom and into the upstairs hallway, "Mum!" I bellow at the sight of more nooses, this time they've been tied around the light fixtures,
my mother appears in the doorway of her bedroom, the look of terror is quickly plastered upon her face.
She races over to me and grabs me by the arm,
"We're leaving now!" she screams, we sprint down the staircase and out the back door to the car space in the dirt ditch.
We reverse out of the driveway and speed out of the street;
Mum and I spend our night at a truck-stop diner, drinking large cups of black coffee and trying to settle our nerves.
I fell asleep on the rubber chair of the booth, mum wakes me with a hand to my shoulder and saying my name softly,
At first I am confused, "where are we?" I yawn, but when I come to full consciousness I remember where we are. And why.
"Let's go home, honey," my mother looks as if she's aged ten years overnight, her face is weathered and tired. I doubt she managed to sleep at all last night,
I look out the large windows into the morning light, the sunlight has slowly begun to melt the icy build-up off our car – the only one in the parking lot – I climb out of the booth and drag myself behind my mother out of the truck-stop diner.
We drive half the ride home in silence, "maybe we could get the house blessed?" My mother suggests, "get rid of whatever this is."
I stare blankly out the window for a few moments before mumbling, regretfully, "I never should have agreed to go along with this project. Or that stupid fucking board,"
I feel my mothers hand on my leg,
"It's not your fault," she says, trying to comfort me – it fails – as we approach my street my stomach drops and veering around the corner I am afraid to look ahead at the overhanging trees that cloak my neighborhood, I take several deep breaths before forcing my eyes to look ahead.
The street is the same picturesque street that I've always known,
"What. The. Hell," my mother mumbles slowly,
"W…w-where are the nooses?" I stammer, sitting upright I peer out the front windshield to get a closer look, but my eyes aren't deceiving me. There is nothing at all wrong, no eeriness. Nothing at all off about the small cul-de-sac street.
My mother stops the car by the kerb and we get out, I am more hesitant than she is, but she waits for me to join her before we make our way across the damp grass, the only sound comes from the squelching of the mud and grass under our feet. We walk up the two steps together and pause on the front porch,
"Stay close," my mother sniffs, she reaches out with a shaky hand and grips the doorknob, turning it she pushes the front door open – it squeaks it's usual low, blood cooling, squeak – and it comes to a stop by the wall.
We cross the threshold hand-in-hand, nervously, my eyes are wide and suddenly I begin scanning the hallway, every nook and cranny that I possibly can,
"It seems fine," mum quietly says, she let's go of my hand and makes her way to the kitchen. I trail closely behind her,
Looking through the bannisters I try to catch a glimpse of the upstairs hallway, I can see one of the lights. It appears as it always has, unlike last night. And I become less anxious and, slowly, slightly more relieved.
"Oh my god!" My mother squeals, startling me, "what?!" I scream, darting into the kitchen.
The glass sliding door leading into the backyard bears a bloody pentagram symbol, and, at the foot of the door I notice what appears to be a cat. . . It takes me a minute to realize it's still taking slow, shallow breaths.
"Knock, knock." A voice echoes through the house, I take several steps back and look through the kitchen doorway to the front door, Mrs. Lawrence from across the street is standing in the entrance to our house, her wiry grey hair has been pulled back into a bun and she is draped in a warm woolen shawl, her cane bangs against the wooden floor as she crosses the threshold into the house,
"Is your mother home dear?" She asks frailly, I nod and call to my mother – not once taking my eyes from Mrs. Lawrence – "Rita," my mother sniffs, trying to compose herself, "what brings you over here?" She asks,
"Last night," Mrs. Lawrence whispers, "I heard a commotion in your house. And when I looked out of my window I saw the two of you leaving suddenly-"
"Everything has been taken care of," my mother cuts her off, "it's fine,"
But Mrs. Lawrence shakes her head slowly and waves her free hand at us, "No, No, No, my dear," Mrs. Lawrence continues, "I kept an eye on your house throughout the night. And somebody was coming and going at different hours." She says, "they were dressed in what looked like a black hood, and they carried ropes. A lot of ropes, too," her aged face suddenly becomes soft with concern, "do you need help, my dear?" She asks.
"Mrs. Lawrence," my mothers voice breaks, "thank you," my mum looks to me and tells me firmly, "Will is staying here with you tonight, and tomorrow we're going to the police, or finding a priest. Someone. Anyone. I don't care,"
My mum and I both walk Mrs. Lawrence back to her house and thank her once again,
She closes her front door and I hear it lock as we make our way off her front porch.
* * *
"Someone was in your house," Will mutters slowly in disbelief,
"Yeah," I am sitting on the couch under a blanket with my mum – she's just cleaned the mess from the kitchen and is, literally, on the edge -
"Mum works tonight," I tell him slowly before asking if he can stay the night, his response in almost atomic, "of course. I'll be over soon okay,"
"Okay," I say before hanging up the phone.
* * *
Mum buttons her black work shirt and tucks it into her pants before running her hands down the front of herself, "okay," she exhales "I'll see you tonight, please call me if you need anything," she says,
I nod and say to her "Will is running late, he's stuck in traffic. But he'll only be, like, ten or fifteen minutes so I'll just hang out on the couch,"
She kisses my cheek and together we leave her bedroom and make our way back downstairs.
* * *
I stand on the front porch and watch as mum drives out of the street, my heart sinks watching her tail-lights round the corner and disappear,
I close the front door behind me and lock it then walk into the living room and sit myself down on the couch,
My senses and paranoia have kicked into overdrive.
I can hear the trees rustling in the light breeze outside, the wind blowing across the wooden floors, between every crack and groove in the wood itself. . . I can even hear my own heart beating, the sound of my blood swishing around in my body fills my ears and deafens me.
A knock on the door startles me and pulls me back to reality – it's Will – I climb off the couch and race to the door, he's wearing a pair of tattered light brown chinos that hug his thin legs, and a black hoodie with his hands buried in the pockets,
"It's freezing out here," he says, peaking out from under his hood,
"How are you feeling?" He asks making his way past me and inside.
I close the door behind him and lie through my teeth, "I'm feeling a lot better," but somehow he can tell and asks "really?" smirking I shake my head and say, "no. Not really,"
"Well," his tone is more upbeat as he announces, "I drove my mothers car over here incase we need to high-tail outta here."
* * *
Will lays on my bed with his face buried in the pillow as I change out of my pajamas from last night and in to a pair of black jeans and a white zip-up hoodie,
"Let's go downstairs and eat," I say turning around to face my bed, "we have leftover chicken and corn soup,"
He raises his head and smirks with wide eyes, "I am so hungry," he laughs. He scampers off my bed, bringing the camera for our project with him.
"So," I say to him as we walk into the hallway, "they were hanging off here. And, it was the scariest thing I have ever seen,"
Will wraps an arm around my shoulder in an effort to comfort me, "maybe we're gonna need to share medication," he says jokingly,
As we descend the staircase I ask him while we are on the topic of medication, "how are you feeling? I mean, with everything aside from recent events,"
He shrugs and lets out a low sigh,
"I'm as good as can be expected, I guess," he says, "I mean, my mother drinks to numb her pain because her ex-husband used to drink a lot and beat me, and her. And when he wasn't drinking he would still beat us and tell us how worthless we were,"
I shake my head, unable to imagine such a thing, "that's horrible. How'd you cope with it all Will?" I ask him,
He shrugs again, "books. Writing. Anything that would take me away from this nightmare I was living, sometimes I'd make up stories to try and justify why this was happening to my mum and I, but, they'd always become some sick, twisted, macabre story because nothing I could think of could justify the actions of my father. . . The night he left us was honestly the happiest night of my life, when I woke up and realized he had abandoned us. I had never felt more relieved," his eyes are glistening with tears,
I clear my throat and decide to change the subject,
"Let's put our project together for tomorrow,"
Will races out to his car to grab his backpack while I heat up two bowls of soup for us to eat;
"I've put together a few things to show you," he calls from the entrance, the door slams shut and echoes behind him. I flinch, when the microwave beeps I remove the two bowls and place them on to the kitchen bench below the microwave, "be careful," I say with my back to him, "they're extremely hot,"
Using my thumb as a claw I pick the two bowls of soup up and turn to place them on the island bench;
The bowls shatter when I drop them, hot soup spills everywhere but I am frozen and unable to move at the sight in front of me,
Will stands in the doorway of the kitchen with my mother in front of him, with a noose draped around her neck,
"Will," I cry staring into his large blue eyes, "w-w-what the hell is this?" I ask,
He laughs through gritted teeth, "witches," he spits, "could you be any fucking dumber?!" His shouts echo, making me jump,
"I bought the rope from a local hardware store," he says, "I left the tag on one of them. I only realized last night when I came back to remove them," he chuckles and presses his face against the side of my mothers face, she let's out a terrified scream and tears spill down her face,
"Why are you doing this?!" She sobs,
Will laughs hysterically, amused with her question, "why?" He repeats, "Alice was the only constant thing in my fucked up life!" He roars, my mother cowers huddling closer to his body in fear, "when she rejected me, I had lost everything I ever held on to!"
I am trembling from head to toe, I can hear the air swimming in and out of my lungs, my chest rising and falling as if I had just ran a marathon, "how'd you do all this?" I ask, my vision blurs as the tears fill my eyes, I sniff and dab my eyes with the back of my hands.
"On Thursday," he begins, "Mr. Barton sat me down and told me about the upcoming project and wanted to make sure I would be okay to participate. Given my history of mental illness. I assured him I'd be fine," Will grins widely, pausing for a brief moment for me to take it in before continuing,
"That afternoon I arranged the ropes in the trees in resco forest. And that night I created a false website for you to read. You'd be amazed what you can do on the internet, especially, when you're off school and in between doctors and therapy sessions. . . So, when Friday came I knew you'd feel obliged to partner up with me," he lets out a chuckle and bites him bottom lip, a little too hard. I notice that he's drawn blood,
"When you fell asleep, I set the timer on the camera to go off. . . While you were screaming your head off thinking a bunch of dead witches were tormenting you I was removing the ropes from the trees in the forest. I only had to retrace my steps and film what I wanted you to see-"
"Is this going anywhere?!" I scream shakily,
Will nods and looks to camera,
"Have a look at it," he says, "I bet you haven't checked it since Friday night,"
I walk through the puddle of soup and broken glass and retrieve the camera from the bench,
"To the beginning," he tells me when I turn it one,
I skip forward to the first photos I had taken on Friday afternoon, the next shows Will sitting on my couch with me fast asleep, his eyes are wide and so is his grimace. The next handful of photos show me screaming when I wake up – I close my eyes, embarrassed – finally, it comes to a photo of the inverted cross on the base of my windowsill, "I scratched that into the wood myself," he tells me, "when I had my back to you,"
the next photo shows my mother and I reversing out of the driveway last night, and several photos of the house and trees outside decorated with nooses.
"I. . . I'm sorry, Will," I cry, looking up at him,
"It's too late," he says, "my father didn't expect me to kill him either. But I did, and I'll kill you as well, Alice,"
Will yanks on the noose, strangling my mother, she immediately begins kicking and gasping, her attempts to scream failing, as I take a step forward Will pulls out a large butcher knife from the pocket of his hoodie and holds it out in my direction, stopping me in my tracks,
"I wouldn't move if I were you," his voice is cold and sharp,
My mothers eyes are bloodshot, her scrambling feet becoming steady and then, finally, they come to a complete stop. I let out a sob as Will let's go of the rope, letting her body hit the ground with a loud thud, "mum," I cry, falling to my knees. Shards of glass from the bowl press against my jeans.
Will saunters forward towards me, knife in hand, I lower my head and close my eyes, accepting that this is how I will die, tonight, my heartbeat slows down to a consistent beat now. I open my tear filled eyes and let the salty tears stream down my face. The glass jabbing at my leg finally sends my brain into survival mode, within seconds I am holding a large shard of porcelain glass in my hand, as Will approaches me I lunge upwards and bury the glass deep into the groove between his neck and shoulder, he brings his knife upwards and it comes to a jamming stop in my left rib cage. My eyes widen as my breathing is immediately halted in it's tracks, I gasp but nothing seems to work, falling backwards I land against the kitchen counter, Will suddenly grabs the knife from my torso and raises it above his head, I shield myself with my arms as he slashes wildly at me. I am losing blood too quickly, the edges of my vision begin to blur and turn black, my chest screams, struggling to push onwards, I somehow manage to muster enough energy to pull the shard of porcelain glass from Will's shoulder and begin stabbing at him violently, I don't know if any of it has made any effect on him whatsoever, until he stumbles backwards, large, deep wounds spew blood out and down the left side of his face, his arms bare bloody wounds also. He stumbles backwards and disappears out of sight before everything fades to darkness.
* * *
When I come to I am surrounded by bright lights and beeping machines,
"Can you hear me?" A man – a doctor – says standing over me, I nod slowly, my head and neck ache as I do so,
"You've lost a lot of blood sweetheart, just hang in there okay," and once again I am consumed by the dark.
* * *
Will hasn't been seen again, apart from murdering my mother, he murdered his own that night, and is also suspected of killing a family of four and stealing their car;
I have survived, stitched and bandaged, but, alive nonetheless.
I am plagued by nightmares – both asleep, and awake – of what I endured, and I won't ever be the same person I was before.
I guess, now, somehow in a sick ironic way, I can relate to Will Thompson, and that scares me more than anything else I have survived.
I won't try understand the complex mind of a psychopath, but one thing I call tell you, is that he accomplished what he set out to do. He shattered my entire world.


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Is he still married?
"Biologists must constantly keep in mind that what they see was not designed but rather evolved." - Francis Crick.
"For since the creation of the world, God's invisible attributes, His eternal power and divine nature, have been clearly seen, being understood through what has been made, so that they are without excuse." - Romans 1:20
"It's one reason I hate reading what Tyke writes. It just annoys the hell out of me." - Big Pink Monkey
Glad to hear he's doing well. I always liked Foggy and last I had heard, he was dealing with some personal issues.
"Loyalty to any one sports team is pretty hard to justify, because the players are always changing; the team could move to another city. You're actually rooting for the clothes when you get right down to it." -- Jerry Seinfeld
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Fog is clean and sober now...sadly, he's still a Seahawk fan.
Good to hear about Fog doing well.
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Johnson is Buffalo's only established wide receiver. He is coming off three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons and led the team last year with 1,046 receiving yards. He suffered the injury Aug. 2 when he pulled up on a route during a team drill.
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Hello All,
i am testing one application on S60 3rd mobile(E61) AND i am confused with the above the above test case UNI-09.
it says that:
STEP1: Having uninstalled the application, reinstall it.
STEP2: Start the application.
RESULT: Application should successfully re-install and function after initial uninstall.
STEP4: Uninstall it again.
STEP5: Reinstall it to an alternative memory location (i.e. if you installed to the Internal drive initially, try to
install to the Memory card and vice versa).
STEP6: Verify it works correctly again on the new memory location.
RESULT: Application should install and run from any user-selected memory location correctly.
STEP7: After installation to the removable memory card, take another compliant clean phone or format the
phone you have, and insert the memory card into the new/formatted phone.
RESULT: The application should install automatically to the new/formatted phone or if the
application is copy protected it provides suitablemessage to user indicating why it will not install.
RESULT: The application should run correctly from the inserted memory card.
how can i fulfill this thing??
also as this application is auto-start, one file is there always on phone memory for auto-start mechanism.
so please give some pointer how application will get installed automatically after formatting the phone (assuming that it was installed on memory card) ??
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Continuous improvement institute honours Deer Park web2print facility for world-class results and a strong culture of operational excellence. The award is the first time a printing company worldwide has been recognised for its operational excellence.
LIA's 50th Anniversary Celebration
It's going to be a great night. Come one, come all ; all ex-office bearers, members and industry friends, old and new, are invited to a Lithographic Institute of Australia (LIA) special anniversary dinner that an historical account of a wonderful journey – ands a wine appreciation.
Trade label printer gets 1st Rapid XL220
Scott Fredman is kick starting a revolution at Evolution where a new business concept for the label industry will be powered by the Nick Mansell's latest memjet-powered press.
Tharstern ANZ all good with UK MBO
It's business as usual for PRIMO users here as local distributor welcomes the management buyout as a guarantee of continuing competition. Tresta Keegan, managing director, Tharstern Australia & New Zealand, says the MBO has positive implications for local users.
Currie Group turns 65 years – meet the man at the helm: Print21 magazine article
It is 45 years since David Currie stepped aboard his family's business, 65 years since father Bill Currie first set up as a printing engineer in Melbourne and 21 years since Bill passed away. On a significant anniversary the man on the bridge of the largest privately-owned graphic arts supplier in the industry shares some of his views and experiences with Patrick Howard.
Wayne Sidwell goes around the world with Wellcom
Iconic market technology enterprise buys TheLab in New York fro $7.2million to complete a worldwide network of graphic arts production facilities. The acquisition of the creative production agency means that the South Melbourne business now operates out of London, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Adelaide, Sydney, Auckland, New York, Los Angeles and Ohio.
1st Future Print apprentice leverages his experience
Two years ago David Smith had the opportunity to do an apprenticeship at the Sunshine Coast company where he'd been working as an offsider but he knocked it back. Now on the job training gives him the chance to progress from offsider to qualified print finisher at Queensland Trade Press.
Grins all round as EFI gets DirectSmile Cross Media
Berlin-based software finally gives EFI a variable data print (VDP) generator for its Fiery Rip that is capable of competing with Fuji Xerox's industry-leading XMPie. The takeover is a perfect fit for EFI, which has been missing cross media marketing automation from its RIP.
ZAC brings new intelligence to plate processing
In its new partnership with Heidelberg to supply plates, Fujifilm is promoting the benefits of ZAC technology, its award-winning advanced plate processing solution.
Apogee 9 points commercial printers towards wide-format
One of the default workflows of the industry continues to enhance convergence between different types of printing and printers. Apogee is Agfa's PDF-based workflow that is widely used throughout the commercial printing sector.
Beyond Blue makes good sense for printing employers
A new report promoted by Printing Industries guides employers on workplace mental health issues. The Beyond Blue study highlights the importance of having mental health policies in the workplace and strategies for companies to manage the issues.
Winds of Change – Richard Watson takes on NSW for Currie Group
Moving up and moving on, the winds of change never cease. Drop us a line if you know someone who is wearing a new guernsey or who has stepped up a rung on the corporate ladder.
Print company sustainability courses this week
Training courses for Printing Industries Sustainable Green Print certification program are being scheduled around the country allowing companies to complete their certification before the end of 2014.
Graduates ready for brilliant careers in print
The best and brightest of Sydney printing executives are set to help their employers chart a new course for the future after graduating from a Printing Industries' sponsored business sales course.
Letter from the Publisher – Print21 magazine
Benny Landa at the last drupa was asked why an individual such as he, with all his wealth, fame and experience, would invest his time and energies in inventing a new form of printing, Nanography, when it is obvious that printing is in decline.
1st Screen digital label press has arrived
The star of the show when Jet Technologies opens its Sydney showroom on July 25 is now being assembled following an airlift from Japan. It was a close call when the opening day of the showroom and the arrival of the Truepress Jet L350UV began to drift apart but it all worked out in the end.
Chris Krieger gets stuck into building his business at Hervey Bay
The Sticker Company buys out its only significant rival, McTaggarts the Printers, to get a clear run in the Queensland regional town.
Bright future for bART n PRINt in Bendigo
Steve Bright comes to the party for an old mate and fellow apprentice, Richard Cambridge, bringing his business into Bart n Print when it came time for him to exit the industry. In the tightly knit printing community of Bendigo it's not uncommon for graphic arts professionals to work closely together
Canon back in the game with new imagePRESS C800
It is seven years since Canon brought a totally new digital print engine to the market but the new team at the imaging company reckons it's been worth the wait. Michael Boyle, (pictured) says the market can expect a new era and a new level of strategic partnership from CPP.
Versant 2100 makes its moves with highest speed in the range
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A wreck has blocked the US 19 South near the Flash Foods & Nelms Dr. area
Authorities on the scene say it appears that a pickup truck was headed south when a car pulled out in front of him, and the truck hit car in the rear.
That caused the truck to run off into the median.
The truck driver was taken to the hospital for treatment of injuries. The status of the car driver we don't know at this time.
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