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Moon coach Mark Washington knows it can be challenging to compete in a conference as tough as the Parkway while trying to rebuild a once-proud program into a yearly contender.
"This Parkway (Conference) is a grind," Washington said. "We're trying to play the game the right way and let everything fall where it may."
The Tigers are looking to climb out of the conference cellar and post their first winning record since 2006 with more new faces than anticipated.
Top passer Caleb Jakiel graduated, and offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Brandon LeDonne took the head coaching position at nearby Northgate, leaving Washington to fill voids on and off the field.
Former Beaver Falls coach and Geneva College wide receivers coach Keith "Kiki" Humphries was hired as the new offensive coordinator and receivers coach.
"We miss Brandon," Washington said. "But Kiki has been around football all his life."
Humphries brings with him experience that will help a young, struggling program.
"These guys are raw, young guys," Washington said. "They know no other way but to work hard."
Sophomore Aleksei Yaramus will guide the offense behind a line that returns three starters, including Aleksei's twin brother, Niko, who has received interest from some ACC schools, at left tackle. Washington played with Aleksei and Niko's father at Aliquippa and knows the type of work ethic the Yaramus family brings to the field.
"They come from a good family, hardworking family," Washington said. "They're hard-working kids."
All-conference performer Charlie Brenner also returns to help anchor the line at center.
Running back Anthony Colaianni collected 902 yards as sophomore and will be the focal point of an offense that struggled to throw the ball last season.
Leading the way for Colaianni at fullback will be two-way senior starter Ian Kelly. Washington likes Kelly's fiery attitude and will look to him to guide a defense that gave up 3,110 total yards last year.
"He's the glue to our defense," Washington said. "He's the motor. He takes no prisoners."
The Yaramus brothers also will contribute defensively with Niko at tackle and Aleksei in the secondary.
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UL President Ray Authement confirmed to The Independent Weekly that he pushed back the Lafayette City-Parish Council's vote on the rezoning of the Johnston Street horse farm to consider other options, including C-P President Joey Durel's desire to turn it into a community park.
The council was scheduled to vote on the issue in January, but the university asked to push the vote to March 1. The university has proposed to rezone 36 acres from residential to commercial, a request the Zoning Commission denied, and swap them for 4 acres on Girard Park Drive. The proposal has faced widespread community opposition ranging from those fighting the inequity of the swap to others hoping to preserve the green space.
Through university spokeswoman Julie Dronet, Authement says he and Durel are in discussions. The two met Monday, Jan. 9.
"He pretty much laid out what his needs were," Durel says. "Now we need to figure out if we can, as a community and Lafayette Consolidated Government, come up with some solutions for him." Local government is identifying properties it owns near campus ' in addition to the 8-acre Youth Park ' that might assist UL with its growth requirements.
Influential business leaders from various sectors have stepped forward to donate their time and resources to convert at least a portion of the 100-acre tract into a park ("Field of Dreams," Dec. 21). Thanks to local civil engineer Keith Delhomme, the San-Francisco based Trust for Public Land wants to help as well. In December Delhomme made contact with Larry Schmidt, who heads the New Orleans office of the national nonprofit land conservation group.
"The role TPL could play â?¦ is acquire the land and hold it while the funding is being assembled," Schmidt says. Through its federal affairs department in Washington, D.C., TPL will also help identify federal funds that may be available for the project.
Founded in 1972, the group has saved more than 3 million acres across the country for parks, community gardens, historic sites and other natural places, according to Schmidt, who believes UL's horse farm is a perfect fit for his organization's work. "It's an incredible opportunity for Lafayette to potentially have a 'central park,'" Schmidt says. "We will be taking our lead from [Durel]." ' Leslie Turk
At least one state lawmaker feels that federal hurricane relief contracts are getting out of control. When he gets the opportunity during the upcoming special session, Houma Republican Rep. Gordon Dove says he might pursue legislation to address growing concerns about "fly-by-night" contractors conducting federal work.
"A lot of contractors are coming into this state and getting work from [the Federal Emergency Management Agency] and others without ever getting insurance or workers comp or anything," Dove says. "They use all these subcontractors that are local, and then the subcontractors are having to hunt them down to get paid."
Dove is also curious about whether the federal government is taking the time to get competitive prices, "because Louisiana ends up having to pay a portion of that bill," he says. Although Dove says he doesn't have a particular dog in this fight, companies he has at least part ownership in have collected roughly $75,000 from federal hurricane relief contracts since Hurricane Katrina made landfall. ' Jeremy Alford
SHE WHO LIVES IN GLASS HOUSES â?¦
Last summer, Louisiana Public Broadcasting President Beth Courtney, as a member of the national board of Corporation for Public Broadcasting, claimed the moral high ground in voting against CPB President Patricia Harrison because of Harrison's potential conflicts of interest as a former chair of the Republican National Committee. (Last year, a majority of Republicans were in favor of cutting CPB's federal subsidy.) But Courtney apparently doesn't apply the same standards when it comes to her own conflicts of interest.
Last week, the state ethics board handed down a $10,000 fine to Courtney and her husband Bob, who runs the Baton Rouge public relations and video production company Courtney Communications. From 2000-2003, Courtney Communications performed $48,869 worth of work for a company with LPB contracts ' payments Beth Courtney approved. State ethics law prohibits public servants, like the LPB president, from overseeing contracts or subcontracts with immediate family members. ' Nathan Stubbs
All we can hope is that The Daily Advertiser editorial staff is psychic. In a front-page banner headline on Monday, Jan. 16, the Advertiser announced, "Former Cajun Going to Super Bowl: Delhomme's Panthers head to championship." There's just one small problem: Delhomme and the Panthers still need to beat the Seattle Seahawks this weekend in the NFC title game in order to advance to the Super Bowl. ' Scott Jordan
Gov. Kathleen Blanco has signed into law a number of executive orders since Hurricane Katrina that contain several provisions that don't necessarily need legislative approval. One such workers' comp measure was recently extended until Feb. 28 for Orleans and Jefferson parishes, and it has some execs scratching their heads. If workers' compensation claimants fail to submit to a medical examination under normal law, or end up with unfavorable results from those tests, the employer can suspend their benefits and payments. But that provision has been on hold for Orleans and Jefferson since September due to the thousands of displaced workers. So Louisiana businesses may have been paying out fraudulent claims in recent months. And without medical examinations, the companies will never know.
According to Cherie Pinac, general counsel for LWCC, the state's largest workers' compensation carrier, there's very little that can be done about it. "That's the tricky part because you can't go back against the plaintiff after they've received their benefits," Pinac says. "I don't know how this is going to play out." For now, Pinac says most companies are willing to chalk up the losses as hurricane-related, as there was very little they could do about an executive order. In fact, Pinac says industry worked closely with the administration when the original decision was made. ' JA
Lawmakers aren't the only ones grumbling about who will have ultimate control over the spending of $6.2 billion in disaster relief money. It arrived recently as part of a federal block grant, and Gov. Kathleen Blanco wants the Louisiana Recovery Authority to have oversight of the cash ' she created the commission herself last fall, handpicking the members. Lawmakers are already sparring over the decision, and many want some kind of say in the process before it heads back to the feds for final approval. The Louisiana Association of Business and Industry, one of the state's most influential lobbies, finds fault with the seemingly one-sided approach as well.
Dan Juneau, LABI president, writes in his most recent weekly column that the governor may be using commissions to "avoid making hard choices." In short, the LRA might not be the best way to go, according to LABI. "It is time for the Legislature and the governor to earn their keep," Juneau writes. "They need to make tough choices about how to spend precious dollars and cut elements in the budget that can no longer be afforded. They shouldn't hide behind commissions or excuses. And the voters need to judge them critically on the decisions they make." ' JA
Cajundome Director Greg Davis will be in Washington, D.C., this week to help lobby on behalf of an association of arena managers who want better policies in place for instances where venues are forced to convert into American Red Cross shelters.
Davis, alongside the president and executive director of the International Association of Assembly Managers, will be meeting with officials from the Department of Homeland Security and the American Red Cross Jan. 18.
Above all, Davis says, the goal of this meeting is to get top officials with the Red Cross and FEMA "to acknowledge that there is a critical role for the facility manager in the operation of a mega shelter.
"Up to Hurricane Katrina," Davis notes, "there was no acknowledgement of that. The premise was the facility manager and his or her staff would just step aside and then Red Cross would step in there and run the shelter operation."
He says Katrina proved the Red Cross needed the expertise of facility managers and their staff in order to successfully run a large-scale shelter. "Based on what we have experienced, we are going to be telling them that they must adjust their policies."
Davis was appointed co-chairman of a shelter task force by the IAAM last month. He says the task force aims to have a new policy worked out with FEMA and the Red Cross by March 31 and have new best-practice guidelines developed for its members by April 30, with everything in place for the start of this year's hurricane season in June. The bulk of the task force is comprised of Gulf Coast venue operators who deal with annual hurricane threats, but the new procedure guidelines would apply nationally for arena shelters operating in the wake of any disaster, including earthquakes and terrorist incidents. ' NS
Lafayette Police have had a busy day.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration will use $130 million in patchwork financing from a tax amnesty program, insurance settlement, uninsured motorist penalties and other excess funds to close most of the state's midyear budget deficit.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said she disagrees with President Barack Obama's actions on immigration, hoping the latest controversy doesn't worsen her campaign difficulties.
Gay-rights advocates challenging Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban announced Thursday that they have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case before it is heard by a federal appeals court.
Thinking himself the "son of God," the man charged with the 2013 killing of an officer of the Chitimacha Tribal Police will not stand trial following a ruling Thursday on his mental competency.
Either Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't want to tip Baltimore off as to who'll start in New Orleans' secondary on Monday night, or he really doesn't know yet.
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Ten departing CEOs rake in $430 million; profile of FSU gunman emerges; Buffalo's weather woes and more national and international news for Friday, November 21, 2014.
The Ethics Board gives the lame duck Youngsville mayor permission to offer a sweet parting gift to the community he's presided over for three terms.
The money came through a general obligation bond sale Thursday.
A legend in the Acadiana Oil Patch, Comeaux died Monday, Nov. 17.
With a growing number of alleged sexual assault victims coming out against Bill Cosby in recent weeks, upcoming projects have been canned by NBC and Netflix, but that won't affect the once-loved comedian and actor's scheduled performance in Lafayette.
The Baltimore Ravens' retooled secondary had no trouble against a rookie quarterback at home. This week, however, their task is far more challenging: stopping Drew Brees on the road in New Orleans.
Add Texas Gov. Rick Perry's name to the list of possible Republican presidential candidates flooding the campaign trail for GOP Senate candidate Bill Cassidy.
Gov. Bobby Jindal is in Florida this week with his fellow Republican governors for another gripe session aimed at their favorite target, the president, this time taking aim at his immigration plans.
Early voting for the runoff is shortened by two days because of the Thanksgiving holiday.
"Coach Don" Gagnard is running for school board. Today he offers his critique of the socioeconomic relationship between government subsidies and obesity.
Former Le Rosier chef who cooked at the James Beard House and was named one of the "Best New Chefs in America" by Food & Wine magazine in 1995 was 48.
Pat Cooper is contesting his termination by the LPSB, filing a petition Tuesday that calls the recent decision "arbitrary and capricious."
A look at the numbers highlights the challenge facing Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu as she tries to win a fourth term in a Dec. 6 runoff against Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy.
Incoming Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is promising the new Republican majority will quickly resurrect Keystone XL pipeline legislation killed by Democrats, potentially setting up an early 2015 veto confrontation with President Barack Obama.
A national animal rights group has been rebuffed by a Baton Rouge district court judge, although the group might still get its day in court.
The administration says public college campuses won't be on the chopping block.
The legendary musician is performing at a $1,000-per-person fundraiser Dec. 1 in New Orleans.
Old savings and checking accounts, payroll checks, stocks and dividends, insurance proceeds, oil and gas royalty payments and other unclaimed money is sent to the state when a business cannot locate someone.
NOV 21 Bobby Jindal is headed to Iowa again, the Des Moines Register reports here. The paper outlines what's going on with Bobby's non-campaign for president, and there's a lot of stuff here -- too bad none of it sounds like somebody running Louisiana. Hey, wasn't that the job he wanted?
NOV 21 The end of the term has come for the grand jury investigating a lucrative Medicaid contract and a former state health official's ties to the company that won it, the Advocate reports here, but that doesn't mean the investigation into this stinkiness is over. There are still some things to look into, the lead prosecutor says.
NOV 21 With the passage of two amendments to Louisiana's much-amended constitution (it has been amended almost 200 times now) higher education has an even bigger target on its collective back, columnist Jim Beam opines in this post. Higher ed used to share the spotlight with health care, but that has changed, he says.
NOV 21 Here's a weird one: The Louisiana Cannabis Industry Association has endorsed Bill Cassidy for the U.S. Senate. Apparently, Mary Landrieu said she wouldn't consider support of medical marijuana but Cassidy said he would, WWL reports here.
NOV 21 Solange Knowles, possibly best-known for assaulting her brother-in-law in an elevator while wearing an ugly dress after the Met Ball, got married in the Marigny Opera House this past weekend, the New York Times reports here. Knowles, who has a house in the Faubourg Marigny district and owns a boutique in the Quarter, married Alan Ferguson.
NOV 21 This post on the Fuel Fix blog outlines a $1.4 billion move announced this week by the Apache Corp. that includes the sale of assets in south Louisiana. The company's interests in more than 90,000 acres in south Louisiana are some of the assets being sold, the post reports.
NOV 21 One (possible) positive from Hurricane Katrina is a comprehensive zoning ordinance for New Orleans. Nine years later, we're getting closer to that being finalized, but the current version has some problems. Here's the latest in a series of posts on The Lens in which residents give their views of the draft; this one is more amusing than most.
NOV 21 The new NOLA smoking ordinance is going to harsh your (nicotine) buzz, man. This post on Gambit outlines the high (or low, as the case may be) points: it includes electronic cigarettes and hookahs in its bans; eliminates smoking within 25 feet of any building's public entrance and in any public space - or near any public space - operated by the city.
NOV 20 Here's an interesting article in the New York Times. The authors have picked one dish to represent each state in a Thanksgiving meal. Louisiana's dish? Shrimp stuffed mirlitons.
NOV 20 Politico reports here that Bobby Jindal won't be kept out of the presidential race by anyone else's candidacy. (If he's running, which he's not, 'cause he's not done prayin' on it) So he's not interested in who is running, or what the polls say, or how much money he's got? K.
NOV 20 NOLA Defender's Tiny Daiquiri has a little fun with Bobby Jindal's Meet the Press appearance in this post. Bobby is still prayin' on whether or not he'll run for the job he's been running for over the past three years, Tiny says.

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Westbrook leads Thunder to rout of Nuggets 117-97
Russell Westbrook scored 32 points, Kevin Martin had 20 and the Oklahoma City Thunder snapped Denver's six-game winning streak by beating the Nuggets 117-97 on Wednesday night.
Kevin Durant added 20 points and tied his career high with five steals as NBA-best Oklahoma City led wire-to-wire for just the second time this season.
The Thunder opened a 16-point lead in the first quarter and remained in control throughout, pulling their starters for the fourth quarter with a 25-point edge. Denver mounted an 11-0 run against Oklahoma City's last five but that still only cut the deficit to 101-84.
Kosta Koufos had 16 points and nine rebounds to lead the Nuggets, who fell to 3-6 this season in the second game of a back-to-back set.
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Discovering an ancient-looking arrowhead in your yard or finding a fossilized bone during a hike in the woods may excite most folks. But what if you could prove it is a Native American artifact?
An eclectic mix of rock, blues, folk, bluegrass and world music will echo throughout Starbridge Retreat in Lumpkin County as the 10th annual HemlockFest gets underway.
With temperatures continuing to drop, Braselton plans to ends its final movie in the park series with an family friendly action-adventure comedy.
The Dawson Community Chorale plans to kick off the holiday season this week with its annual winter concert.
In Brazil, Matuto is slang for country boy or bumpkin. But a New York City-based group of urbanized virtuosos has changed that.
Georgia Mountains Workforce Development is bringing its Mobile Career Coach to the Spout Springs library in Flowery Branch on Nov. 19 to help residents with job-searching skills.
The Georgia Department of Human Services is offering help with home heating costs for those who meet income eligibility requirements and are either homebound due to health reasons or live in a household in which everyone is 65 or older.
SAN ANTONIO - Tim Duncan had 17 points and 13 rebounds and the San Antonio Spurs held on to capture their 17th straight win at home over the Atlanta Hawks, 94-92 on Wednesday night.
FLOWERY BRANCH - Coach Mike Smith can't seem to pull the Atlanta Falcons from their two-year rut on the road.
Georgia Sports Writers Association Prep Football Poll
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In response to the letter written by Carole Scandrol published Oct. 22 stating that Barack Obama "inherited" the problems in Iraq: George W. Bush "inherited" the attack on America on Sept. 11, 2001, the worst attack on American soil in the history of America. If there was ever a U.S. president who had some tough decisions to make, it was Bush. Thank God we didn't have the "inept wimp" in office then that we have now!
It's that time of year again for my annual rant to The Times re: Buford sports. Logic dictates that a run for an eighth straight state softball title suggests several questions: How? Great coaching? Hard working athletes?
A few days after shivering through January-like cold, Northeast Georgians now are looking at a Sunday of springlike rain.
Where can I volunteer to serve the homeless on Thanksgiving?
Sydney Cleveland posted a double-double with 27 points and 10 rebounds for the Lady Trojans as North Hall defeated Clarke Central 70-68 on Friday in Athens.
This time of year we begin hearing about the "War on Christmas," as the nonreligious seek to enforce the constitutional separation between church and state. Others talk about a "War on Thanksgiving" as early shopping begins to infringe on family time and Thanksgiving time. But there's another war far more displeasing to God, at least according to Jesus.
Many thanks should be extended to all the local restaurants who provided free dinners to veterans on Veterans Day. Such a positive, supportive attitude only serves to strengthen the community and the country. A week later, I was impressed to see a restaurant in Buford extend the honor by providing literally hundreds of free dinners to local veterans.
Gainesville at Harris County
The Hall County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man reported missing since Tuesday afternoon.
WASHINGTON -- President Barack Obama says Republican opposition to his executive actions on immigration should not be a "deal breaker" on other issues.
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CLEMSON, S.C. - Injured Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson won't return this week.
ATLANTA - Georgia Tech's defense knows the way to the end zone.
Cornerback Desmond Trufant knows the Atlanta Falcons' secondary faces a major challenge as Josh Gordon returns this week for Cleveland.
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While BabyLand General celebrates the birth of Cabbage Patch babies daily, the hospital plans to return to days of long ago.
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1* Ducks +155 (5Dimes) - Locked em in last night and that proved to be a little early. I just got +168 on 5Dimes (noon CST on SAT). Fasth is one of the hottest goalies in the league in just 4 starts this season. Elliot has just been shelled at home. I like this big dog.
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Miller going to show up tonight??? I doubt it.....Boy our TEAM BLOWS!!!!!!!!!!!!
Get 'em, Ryan! Love those Ducks to cash our chips, buddy....
So are the Bruins going to play a doubleheader next time they get TB at home?
Miller stepped up big-time. Outshot 39-14 and steals a 3-2 win.....1st Star, no doubt....
Been a while I've seen a team get out shot 43-15 and escape with a victory...
Well, yesterday was a fun day. Hockey all day long. Started out rough, but I got bailed out at the end with a Ducks win after being down 3-1 in the first. I went 1-3, -1.8units on my official plays. I went 1-2-2 on my personal plays. Not the best day, but I'll get things turned around.


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Guys 'n' Dolls, Church Hill Theatre, Review
Smart moves, and a dice loaded in favour of the audience.
Film of the Week: The Adjustment Bureau
Matt Damon plays as disgraced politician in this a delightful romantic thriller with a sci-fi edge
Love Letters to the Public Transport System, Traverse Theatre, Review
'Trains and boats and planes', says the Burt Bacharach song about love being lost through public transport. Maybe buses don't cut it in the States, but they do in Molly Taylor's story telling 'work-in-progress' about love being found through public transport.
The Haunting, King's Theatre, Review
Spine-tingling entertainment comes to the King's with a surprise star in store.
Jeff Koons Art Exhibition Coming To Edinburgh
Contemporary US artist Jeff Koons, famous for breaking records with his multi-million pound selling artworks, will be the focus of a new display at the Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art this Spring. Admission will be free.
Edinburgh Fairtrade Winners Revealed
The winners of this year's Edinburgh Lord Provost Fair Trade Awards were revealed at a fair trade brunch earlier today.
New Bus Firm Chair To Be Based In London
City of Edinburgh Council's has recommended a London-based candidate Chris Walton as its preferred choice for the position of Non-Executive Chair of Lothian Buses.
Edinburgh Trams Project - Council could have to repay £500 million
STV News came up with some startling news - that the capital city might have to repay up to £500 million if it is unable to complete the ill-fated trams project. The statement by Ainslie McLaughlin, the Director of Major Infrastructure Projects at Transport Scotland, must have landed like the proverbial bombshell on the City Council.
Historic Visitor Attractions Open Doors For Free
Heritage body Historic Scotland is holding a special Spring promotion with 5,000 half-price tickets to Edinburgh Castle and 5,000 free tickets to historic places across the country up for grabs.
Four Parts Broken, Traverse Theatre, Review
These lunchtime South American plays for this season's international theme just get better and better. Last week looked at the issue of the disappeared and this week deals with the dispossessed.
Andy Cannon's Saturday Stories, Traverse, Review
As a parent looking for something exciting, interesting and a bit fun to do with their 5+ year-old on a Saturday morning - and for under a tenner - it really doesn't get any better than Andy Cannon's Saturday Stories at the Traverse Theatre.
Edinburgh Council and Businesses To Trial Electric Scooters
Edinburgh City Council staff are getting on their electric bikes this Summer. Electric scooter service provider Go Zypper is providing the Council with four scooters, for free, to be trialled over four to six months from 1st May. Staff will use the bikes to commute to and from work, go out on Council business and for personal use.
City Council Set to Bankrupt the City with "Innovative Financing"
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Age of Arousal, Lyceum Theatre, Review
Linda Griffiths' play explores the timeless battle of the sexes and women's dream for love, freedom and social equality
Bike Station Launches Edinburgh Innertube Map
Anyone who cycles regularly in Edinburgh will probably be familiar with the SPOKES cycle map, with its detailed breakdown of Edinburgh roads and rides.
The King's Speech Takes Top Awards at Oscars
Edinburgh-set The Illusionist didn't manage an upset on Oscar night, but Colin Firth and The King's Speech had cause to celebrate.
Government Must Learn Lessons from Edinburgh Trams Project
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Oscar Predictions 2011 - Who Will Win?
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RSNO Great Concertos: Dvořák Cello Concerto Review
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Richard III, King's Theatre, Review
After being bombarded with Shakespeare throughout my school life, a night out with the Bard is not the most obvious choice when one of his works hits town. The mere whisper of the words "Thou art" sends me hurtling back to Standard Grade English and confronting the crushing weight of boredom and utter gloom.
Film of the Week: I Am Number Four
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LSMC Ministers, Workers, and Volunteers Training
On Saturday January 18 2014, we met as Minister's, Workers, and Volunteers of Living Spring Miracle Center to plan how to get the best out of the year. The vision for the year was cast and we have been on the move.
It's time for us to appraise ourselves and see how good God has been to us. We also need to hear what 2015 holds for us and what direction we'll be headed as a church. Please save the date and do all you can to be there. Meals and daycare will be provided. Registration is therefore required at NO extra cost to you.
This is a very mandatory training for every worker, and it will NOT be streamed via the internet.
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Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Drive
Every November, we add a special touch to the grocery bags that we give out during the Harvest Program. It's the traditional Whole Thanksgiving Turkey with stuffing ingredients and all that people would need for a happy Thanksgiving dinner. It's always a beautiful thing to share the joy of the holiday season with those who might not otherwise have it happy.
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If Bayern triumph in Champions League, could we have a dynasty on our hands?
May 24, 2013, 7:00 PM EST
Bayern Munich are set for their third Champions League final in four years, and while they haven't won it since 2001, victory Saturday would firmly cement them as the team to beat for a year.
But many will ask the question, if victory finds its way to the Bavarians – will they be the team to beat for a long time?
Barcelona have been that club for a number of years, thanks to the consistent winning attitude Pep Guardiola brought to the Camp Nou 2008. Barca have always been a force, but since Guardiola's taking charge and Lionel Messi's emergence as the consensus best player in the world, it's been a "Barcelona or the field" mentality.
So what did Bayern do to the Catalan giants with Pep gone and Messi hurt? Just beat them 7-0 on aggregate. While Messi is obviously going to be around for a while longer, the question "are Barcelona still the team to beat" is now more valid than ever.
Sure, this is all contingent on Bayern winning this weekend. If they don't, no matter what they do in the next calendar year, the past will dominate the conversation about the club, not the future.
If they can lift the trophy this season, after winning the Bundesliga by a staggering 25 points and shattering the league's points record with 91, it could be nowhere but up for Bayern.
The league has been no match for Munich this season. Dortmund have been the only squad to give the Bavarians any trouble whatsoever this season, and they still haven't been able to beat Bayern, drawing two league ties and losing two cup finals.
Their league success this season: 29 wins, 4 draws, 1 loss. Two of the four draws, like I mentioned, were to fellow Champions League finalists. The loss came wayyyy back in October to Bayer Leverkusen who finished in third, a measly point behind Dortmund. And they haven't lost in the league cup, beating Dortmund in the quarterfinals of the DFB-Pokal and scheduled for the finals against Stuttgart on June 1.
Their Champions League success this season: they blasted through the group stage of the Champions League, scoring 15 goals and conceding 7 (3 of those in a silly loss at BATE Borisov with the club's best-ever start to a season on the line). Their one slip up in the knockout round came in a 2-0 loss to Arsenal in the second leg at the Emirates, but still advanced on away goals. They torched Juventus 4-0 on aggregate – the same Juventus that ran through Serie A this season relatively uncontested. Then came Barcelona – and there went Barcelona, 7-0.
Following hypothetical victory this weekend, they'll inject even more talent and knowledge into the club. That man Pep who brought Barcelona to heights previously unknown is set to take charge next season, Mario Gotze has already completed his defection from Borussia Dortmund, and Robert Lewandowski is rumored to be following suit.
Could anyone beat them? Take a club that's achieved what they have this year – possibly a treble and a ridiculous league points total – and add the best managerial mind in the game, a 20-year-old German sensation, and one of the deadliest strikers in the game.
Is that even fair? Other top clubs may very well find out in the years to come that it's not.
New England Revolution, 90 minutes from MLS Cup, must simply avoid second-leg disaster vs. Red Bulls
Nov 27, 2014, 11:15 PM EST
It's been a long time since the New England Revolution lost by mulitple goals, which the New York Red Bulls must achieve to reach MLS Cup 2014.
Europa League roundup: Spurs, Celtic advance; Inter Milan, Fiorentina clinch top spots
Nov 27, 2014, 9:26 PM EST
The big Europa League sides have begun to advance to the knockout round, with a few more very close to joining them.
Everton win Europa League group, qualify for knockout round
Nov 27, 2014, 4:09 PM EST
Toffees seal spot in Europa League knockout rounds after terrific away day display.
Five investigated, including three FIFA execs, in World Cup corruption probe
Nov 27, 2014, 3:17 PM EST
Three FIFA ExCo members and German legend latest to be under the spotlight.
Pele moved to "special care" unit as treatment continues
Nov 27, 2014, 2:05 PM EST
Brazilian legend hospitalized for second time this month.
English FA charge Dave Whelan after anti-Semitic, racist comments
Nov 27, 2014, 1:15 PM EST
Whelan charged by FA over accusations of anti-Semitic, racist remarks.
Real Madrid ditch Christian cross on logo after deal with Middle East bank
Nov 27, 2014, 12:00 PM EST
Spanish giants drop Christian symbol as they link up with Abu Dhabi based bank.
VIDEO: PST Extra examines huge top four showdowns in Premier League
Nov 27, 2014, 10:55 AM EST
Can Spurs and Everton make a top four charge? Will Saints stun Man City?
VIDEO: Bastia striker Brandao sent to jail for headbutt on PSG's Motta
Nov 27, 2014, 10:00 AM EST
Watch the incident unfold, as Brazilian striker is behind bars.
Huge blow for Arsenal as Jack Wilshere is out for three months
Nov 27, 2014, 9:13 AM EST
Wilshere has surgery on left ankle, as young midfielder set for another lengthy spell on the sidelines.
Bob Bradley talks Stabaek, job offers, offseason plans and more
Nov 27, 2014, 8:51 AM EST
Bradley opens up about his first season at Stabaek, his future in Europe and much more.
USA drop five places in latest FIFA world rankings; England on the up
Nov 27, 2014, 7:28 AM EST
Klinsmann's men drop further in FIFA's latest rankings.
Everton and West Ham charged by English FA for minor bust-up
Nov 26, 2014, 11:15 PM EST
Is the FA getting too involved in non-events?
Arsene Wenger hails his team's attitude, Sanogo and the path forward
Nov 26, 2014, 10:30 PM EST
Wenger was in good spirits following his side's victory that put an end to his two-match losing skid.
Ross Barkley Divegate: Why Martinez defends him and what it means
Nov 26, 2014, 9:50 PM EST
Yes, Barkley dove and yes, (news flash) Martinez is overly protective of his players.
Victor Moses' thigh injury to keep him out eight weeks
Nov 26, 2014, 9:10 PM EST
Thigh injury sidelines Moses for 8 weeks.
Cesc Fabregas claims he's playing the best football of his life
Nov 26, 2014, 8:32 PM EST
"I feel that right now I am playing some of the best football of my career," Fabregas said.
Emile Heskey offers himself to Leicester City to help scoring woes
Nov 26, 2014, 7:38 PM EST
"It goes without saying, I'd love to come," Heskey told BBC Radio Leicester.
Franck Ribery lashes out at "politics" behind the Ballon d'Or
Nov 26, 2014, 6:44 PM EST
Poor Franck. All fired up and not even on the 23-man shortlist.
Despite their struggles, Liverpool's season intact as spirit shines through
Nov 26, 2014, 6:00 PM EST
Can Liverpool build off this draw in Sofia? Their manager Brendan Rodgers has cause for optimism.
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Really cannot see why pets are allowed in areas where guests are eating. The party had to ask the assistant to remove the dog from the seating area at the dining table.
Had pre-theater menu, which was quite pricey and nothing to write home about - ended up paying £73 for a 2 course meal for 2 folk with 1 drink each. The menu didn't state that we would be charged for Sauce on steaks...£3.50 for a tiny wee jug of sauce...these little things add up. Steak was very fatty and a...
There is a place in the town - Port-na-Craig - that struck me the most! This is a very homely and cosy Inn & Restaurant nestled on the bank of the River Tummel, very closely to the green pedestrian bridge.
Had pre-theatre meal.
Food was very good, well served and hot.
Staff were very helpful and pleasant.
Restaurant is set in very pleasant surroundings and interior is comfortable and well decorated.
we were pointed in the direction of this hotel by a local who had recommended this restaurant for excellent haggis. The restaurant is set upon the river Tummel and the scenery is beautiful...even In the rain.
The ambience is warm and welcoming.
My husband had the haggis (as recommended) and I had a salmon sandwich and soup. Both meals were...
Right on the banks of the River Tummel, and handy for Pitlochry and the Festival Theatre, this is a competent little hostelry with a fair choice of drinks and snacks to suit a variety of tastes.
The Port-na-Craig is potentially a great restaurant in an ideal setting. The omen for our evening was perhaps not great in that our email request for a table went unanswered for several days and it took a phone call to check.
The menu is great, the food fantastic. The service however is awful, despite the restaurant not being busy. There...
Having never been before and needing a venue to host my mother's 80th, I took a gamble and chose Port na Craig Inn on the basis of their web site, telephone conversations and internet reviews. They hosted 22 of our family in the conservatory area and helped to make it a night to remember. From providing a glass of fizz...
Had dinner in Port-na-Craig Inn before going to Enchanted Forest.
Food was very good (particularly the fish) and staff were delightful.
Would certainly visit again next time we are in Pitlochry.
Also it is so handy for the Festival Theatre.
stayed at the inn for three nights and just had a lovely relaxing time. Rooms are spacious, very clean and comfortable. We had the tay room overlooking the river which was just perfect. Have to say the breakfasts were to die for! We never ate again all day! They are fresh and made to order so don't expect a quick...
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And you call me a bitch..Did you know that your voice gives me headaches?And you call me a bitch..6 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
You don't even have to be screaming anymore,
the simple familiar sound pierces right through me,right where it hurts..
I used to be so afraid of becoming you
And you tell me you know what I'm going through all too well
When really,we are so different,we don't even belong in the same room
Now I'm thankful for my own kind of crazy
Because yours would be hell,and then some
Though,I think watching you hurts more than that ever could
And you don't seem to mind hurting people
Not at all,by the way you hand out punches and insults
Sometimes I wonder how the hell I was ever born
Even my safe places and thoughts don't feel so safe anymore
They won't ever again,not with your prying eyes and listening ears
I have to plan my moves months in advance
I know tomorrow you'll act like nothing ever happened
But mother dearest,I don't ever forget
And lately,I'm finding it increasingly harder to forgive
.SetIt is Akhet, the season of sorrow and silt, and Set.Set4 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
must tense his sandbreath against the slick of wet
once more. It's always the same: though he's unsure
who started the game, or whose face he wears,
he knows he must prepare for the beginning of the end,
the bite of night and all the slippages in the inbetween.
And he swore he'd bait their breath,
but they'd rather choose death than fear,
with their tombstone legs, arms pegged
in sockets and their locked ears,
burying themselves beneath blocks
built to the sun. They outrun him, every time.
It's a crime. He remembers what his mother said:
do what you're able to keep them faithful,
to keep them grateful under the table.
He wonders where it all went wrong.
So he must sink into the long light, fight wanderlust
for blighted floodplains, and try not to ask why.
There are no answers, only questions.
Even his name is disguised by the way they collide in the dust.
He won't look back to watch the waters rise,
or the blackening of the swallowed
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Author: threepinkdoors
Chapter: Three The Palace
Rating: PG-13 for violence
Summary: Russia takes you to one of his most favorite, and most hated, places in his country and makes a mistake.
Cold and crisp air hit your face violently. It was much colder in St. Petersburg than it was in Moscow, but that was to be expected, as this city was located farther north than the capital. Russia stood at the gates of the large and grandiose palace. He grasped the bars and leaned his forehead against the metal. It burned, but he did not care. His breathing became shallow and fast paced. He closed his eyes, trying to force back tears. Finally, he pushed the gates open and led you into the courtyard.
Snow covered the grounds entirely. You had seen this place in a book somewhere. Yes, there were people running away
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--Paris, France. Apartment 909, 1:54 am--
Dear Carmelita,
I have something I must tell you, but saying it will take too long,
So instead I'll express my feelings, in my own way of song,
I told you one big lie and you told one of your own,
I remember my past and without it I feel alone,
I'm meeting up with old friends as you are at rest,
But when you awake I hope your decision is best,
I'll return the next day and you will have a choice,
Put me right into jail or let some thieves rejoice,
But I have onl
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You told me, back when we were visiting Peru and I was feeling down, that I would eventually find my calling in life. I write to you now to tell you, quite happily, that I have.
I can't explain much about it at the moment, only that my sudden absence from the university is for a reason. As I write, I am currently en route to New York City, to visit their museums and get a taste of the culture. I told you before how I wanted to visit New York while I had the chance, and now I travel with purpose.
I will say now, that while what I am about to do may seem strange to you, even mad, I can promise you that I am of sound mind and am determined to see my ambition through. Never before have I felt so strongly about the rightness of my decision. I will explain more in time. All I can tell you now is that I am launching my own expedition, and that it will be unorthodox, to say the least. I write you because you are my oldest and dearest friend, and I feel I can trust you.
Give my best
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Our life, as it is, could be gone
As strong is my heart, it could still fall apart
And here I could stand all alone
The sky although blue, has a darkening hue
And will rain with so many tears
The smile on my face, leaves a sneer in its place
Still hiding my stifling fears
Flowers will not bloom, in a closeted room
For the light is needed to grow
Though memories so dark and feelings are stark
On the winds of change, they do blow
You see I do feel, what once was so real
But is gone, as the days do end
Love me please as I sing, like a bird on a wing
With mixed messages we do send
A soft lullaby's song, that's never too long
Drift on clouds of the whitest stuff
Please don't leave me here, to far to be near
For today is just never enough
Give me a reason, to enjoy every season
For this life, we are meant to live
To share what is pain, and s
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Disclaimer: Naruto is property of Masashi Kishimoto-sama. This is just a fanfic. Please enjoy!
The playground was wet and the rain was pelting down on hooded heads heavily. It felt like tiny needles, or rocks perhaps, attacking the scalps of little children as they slipped and fell and stood back up again to continue their game of tag. Their little rubber boots squeeked as they ran and their scarves flapped around in the heavy winds that blew them against the academy walls.
Naruto was shivering. He hugged his pale blue knees and tried his best to stop the clattering of his teeth, but to no avail. He sneezed for the nth time that day and rubbed at his goose-bumped arms repeatedly, trying to warm them, as his loss of his jacket left him cold and... different.
It always used to be the small things. It started out with him just not belonging to any kind of group. He didn't belong anywhere. And it was obvious, too. He never fit
No Train For YesterdayI spend two & a half smiles on strangers,No Train For Yesterday11 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
drink a bottle of casual words
& head down a silent street, accompanied
by muted endeavors of faceless clowns.
It's a tired, malnourished day, strained
over frail dusty bones of hours
& as I run my hand along a minute,
it feels like leather, worn from wear.
You still arise in idle thoughts:
the way you stopped to watch me at
an ambiguous train station up north.
You were the streetlight that blinked on
& off in futile attempt to murder wind
while snow raced horizontal lines
& hurried past large metal doors.
You seemed to revel in movement,
smoothed air with your skin
as I headed on. Gave shelter
to a misplaced thought & lost another
in muddy puddles behind my temples,
aching now, condensed for spare.
The smell of old liquor & masculinity
still lingers in my nostrils' memory.
You asked for clarity in all I said
out of spite & I couldn't find the words.
Shreds of sentence fragments tasted bitter
& I washed them down with another
glass o
Bard's LamentMy steps are attached to the ground that holds your kingdom. I saw you once upon a time, when I first came with my humble lyre to play some joy and some pain, and I never left.Bard's Lament1 year ago in Flash Fiction & Vignettes More Like This
I wonder ; forgotten princess, could the comb you once held in your hand now untangle the torment of my mind?
I wonder; does the mirror that reflected your eyes still stand unbroken; and could it take me where wanders your mind?
I wonder; did the two thousand steps of your castle porch kiss your feet when you climbed them for the last time?
I wonder; do the walls cry at night seeing you forever asleep?
And I, the poorest of all minstrels, I shall destroy my instrument and use its strings to make a bow. And send my everything to you, on an arrow, since I cannot climb up to you holding on your locks, like Rapunzel, or fighting the dragon like Sleeping Beauty. I will send my most beautiful scores, and maybe the touch of my heart's ink will at last wake you up.
I will sit under your balcony, on the very spot
Jarlaxle's JournalTwenty Things I Learned at Melee-MagthereJarlaxle's Journal6 years ago in Fan Fiction More Like This
- compiled by Jarlaxle of Bregan Daerthe
1. All the monsters you heard stories about do exist.
2. Betting pools on who will depose the current Matron are only fun if she never finds out.
3. Dont talk to the little voices; theyre spies for the teachers.
4. The new words you learn actually make the priestesses very angry when used to describe them.
5. You can kill goblins. You can kill elves. You can even kill other drow. But woe to you if you step on a spider!
6. Putting worms in an unpopular teachers underwear isnt just mean, it earns you extra credit from his rival teachers!
7. Pay attention to your weird dreams there is a slim chance that they really did happen.
8. Color is not a commonly accepted concept among drow.
9. Dead enemies do not always stay dead. But they do stay enemies.
10. There are some things money cant buy; intelligence is one of these. Good look
A Dance of Storm and ShadowA Dance of Storm and Shadow3 years ago in Profiles More Like This
(Part 14 of Shadowdale)
The quartet of Banelings, presumably coming to check on their prisoners, was completely taken off guard as they rounded the bend in the passageway. The first barely had time to squint in the light of the unexpected torch before it was thrown to the side of the tunnel with a gaping slash in its chest. Another fell beside it a split second later as the Eye of the Storm sliced along its neck, spilling rank green blood across the stone floor.
The other two spider-like creatures sank back from the escaped captives, four of their eight legs raised defensively while the others kept their human bodies above the ground. The swordsmen did not relent, darting forward to remain on the offensive.
They played off each other's movements as the barbed legs struck down, switching positions by weaving around the other in graceful movements. When the total of eight striking limbs were all lowered, lying about their targets like scattered jacks in a child's game, the duo made their
The Shifter in the Stone(Part 16)The Shifter in the Stone3 years ago in Profiles More Like This
The guardian collided with Embyr, sending both sprawling. The dragon's opponent gained advantage almost immediately, pinning the Black Terror to the ground.
The advantage was short lived, however, as Crystal dove into the naga. The blue dragon tried to pin the snake-woman to the ground as she had done with Embyr, but the guardian overpowered her and, very quickly, the dragon found herself in the death-grip of the monster's coils.
Desperately Crystal released a burst of fire into the naga's face. Just as with Aracnathid, the guardian froze as the flames touched her skin. The effect was short lived, since dragons could not keep up their fiery breath long, but it gave Embyr enough time to rejoin the fray and begin prying the creature off of her companion.
When the flames died the struggle began anew, the naga tightening her tail around the dragon so that each breath for Crystal became a struggle. The dragons began taking it in turns to release blasts of flame, the other struggli
His FallHis Fall3 years ago in Profiles More Like This
(Part 38 of Shadowdale)
"Well, I guess this is the end." Sterling mused, leaning back against Embyr's side as his eyes scanned the mists about them. "We're out of time; we should have turned back hours ago if we wanted to make it to the surface.
"Slithice, you can still make it out and maybe you too, Crystal, with your sword. You should go; there's no point in hanging around to watch us die."
"The drowning mist was designed to keep away all but Tide Bringer's rightful wielder." The azure dragon explained. Sterling jumped at his friend's unusually serious attitude but diverted his entire attention to her nevertheless.
Black light filled the cavern as Crystal unsheathed the Key blade, slamming it into the glowing blue stone with ease. The blade sank in as though it were a knife cutting butter, holding itself in place as the dark light about it intensified.
"That wielder has been found." The giantess said simply, placing her hand on the hilt of her weapon.
As though the haze around
A Deal With the EnemyA Deal With the Enemy3 years ago in Profiles More Like This
(Part 10 of Shadowdale)
"What do we do?" Razor asked. "He could still be alive."
"We let him find his way back to us, then." Pyre replied.
"We just abandon the little guy to those things?" Blaze demanded. "He used to live in the desert; we need his guidance if we encounter something else. The scorpicores made it clear the barrens are dangerous, even for us."
"If he can guide us," the red dragon reasoned "he can find his way back to us."
"I don't like the idea of leaving him behind." The blue dragon said, his crimson eyes scanning the recently covered sand dunes.
"Think about it this way," the draconic leader said "the longer we delay the closer the apocalypse draws. Bane may die if we leave him here; if the portal opens and we don't have a way to defend ourselves, he will die anyway along with the rest of the world."
Shadows fell across the faces of both of the other dragons as they nodded in solemn understanding. They moved away from where they had camped for the night, moving through
Fright his savior(There is vore in this story so if you don't like vore I wouldn't read this if you do than continue thanks.)Fright his savior2 years ago in Settings More Like This
It was a dark and stormy night freezing outside from the winter cold a boy was running through the freezing rain crying as he kept looking back as if something was after him he looked back and saw four arrows fly past him pinning them selfs in the trees he continued to run but felt a sharp pain in the back of his left leg and fell over looking down at his leg and seeing a arrow head had went through his leg he grabbed and broke it off then pulling the rest out.
He could hear the men say "où est-il" the boy just sat there unable to move from the wound in his leg he started feeling woozy he looks at the wound it wouldn't stop bleeding from how high his blood pressure was from running he needed to calm down but couldn't cause he could hear foot steps getting closer he was cold and started shivering.
He could see his jean leg was red and if he stayed there it was only a matter
Dragon Hunters(Part 10)Dragon Hunters3 years ago in Profiles More Like This
"Where the hell are we going?" Bane asked, scratching irritably at the thick collar around his neck. A few steps ahead of him Antonidas made no move to answer, continuing down the forest path in silence.
"Hey, human, I asked where we were going!" "I do not have to answer you." "You owe me after putting this damn thing-" "You could always remove it, if you wanted; of course, if you did, I would be forced to kill you."
Bane gave a low growl but took his hands away from the collar. The wizard smiled confident he had the upper hand in the alliance.
Antonidas, one of the most powerful dragon slayers in the east, had set out nearly a decade before from the empire's capital. Though quite old for a human, the mage hadn't lost the flare of life that had existed in his body since his youth, still able to travel great distances and perform feats of physical prowess that should have been well beyond him at this point.
The wizard had found Bane by accident, stumbling upon his lair to esca
Crash Landing [Blade's Birthday Gift] "After you, Captain Blade." Alex said in mock politeness, giving his fellow marine a sarcastic bow. Rolling his eyes at the less-than-formal display of fealty the young officer strode past his friend, approaching and ascending the long metallic gangplank that led up into what he could proudly call his new vessel.Crash Landing [Blade's Birthday Gift]3 years ago in Profiles More Like This
The up-and-coming commander truly looked the part for his job as he pushed past the automatic doors and into the shiny interior of the newly fashioned star ship. Stopping only a few steps into the short corridor the officer took a moment to admire himself in the reflective surface: his medium length black hair, his lean form, and his dark hazel eyes seemed set in a mask of superiority, the commanding aura only intensified by the billowing black trench coat that fell down his gray uniform. Blade smiled at the image, his confidence brimming as he realized he not only was prepared to play the part of a ship's captain but looked the part, too.
Taberu Pokemon Island 1: The Kind Predator.(Warning this story contains Vore. If you are offended by Vore don't continue on)Taberu Pokemon Island 1: The Kind Predator.3 years ago in Humor More Like This
It is a rainy night in Kanto as an eight year old boy runs through a dense forest. This boy is an orphan running away from the orphanage to escape the wicked people who run it. Only things the boy had were his torn clothes and a dirty old blanket he had ever since he was a baby. As he rushes through the forest he can hear the wicked people running after him threatening to kill him. Pretty soon the boy finally makes his way out of the forest and he runs into Celadon City. He takes refuge in a nearby ally, next to the Department store. The boy had no breath but he knew that if he was caught he would die for sure. He makes his way to the back of the ally where he notices a truck at the back of the department store. The boy gets a glimmer of hope as he hears that the truck is going to a sprite region all together. "If I get in that truck then they will never find me." The boy thinks out loud as he
Time ParadoxTime Paradox3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
I am frozen,
In time,
Can't step foward,
No way back,
But nothing,
Can keep me here,
I fight,
Againts wretched bonds,
Never to leave,
Time is my enemy,
Space not better off,
I'm damned,
As The Ancient Of Days,
A title no more,
As I watch,
Everything decay,
And yet I go on,
Fighting for seconds,
My freedom far beyond,
As I watch the sands,
Drifting down,
Moving on,
I continue,
Cursing infinity,
The endless mobius strip,
Trapped in the husk,
Of a youth,
My body,
With an ancient soul,
Condemned for death,
Yet I live on,
Time breaks free,
Losing bonds,
Space warped,
Disfiguring my empty slot,
I am free,
As vast as space immemorial,
Time's ticking on,
So I must be gone,
What tangled webs I weave,
Creating a series of unfortunate events,
As the time paradox...
An Unlikely SamaritanThe Unlikely SamaritanAn Unlikely Samaritan2 years ago in Short Stories More Like This
Warning: This story contains violence, dragons and vore, in that order.
Pain. Darkness. It's all I could seem to feel. I can't remember how I got where I was. I felt like I had just had my head split open. All I could remember was entering that building. Finding what I had hoped to discover. Then, out of nowhere, a crack of pain.
"Look at him. Tied up like a pig to the slaughter."
I was sitting on something hard, and wooden. Most likely a bench. The world around me was moving, shifting. I could hear an engine. Most likely I was in some kind of truck.
"We don't take kindly to those who deny us our privacy. This one will be punished."
I could see nothing. My eyes were open, but all I could see was black. It felt like cloth was wrapped around my head. I must have been blindfolded.
"Enjoy the ride, bastard."
The sound of feet moving and wind rushing. Pain hit me in the gut. I grunted. He laughed.
"Not the average man, are you? Looks like what we are about to do will
A bad day(There is vore in this story so if you don't like vore I wouldn't read this if you do than continue thanks.)A bad day2 years ago in Settings More Like This
Sand and dry heat whipped it's way across the earth. Waking up a little brown field mouse. He slowly opened his eyes while shielding them from the harsh environment with his front paws. Panic slowly started to fill his heart as he realized he had no idea where he was or how he got there. Minutes past but to the mouse it felt like hours. "Okay Chester calm down" the mouse said trying to ease his panic. Chester looked around for some kind of shelter as the sun beamed down on his tiny body. His fur was meant for forest biomes so it wasn't helping with the new sandy biome he was now trapped in. The heat was taking a toll on Chester's little body quickly as he crawled at the speed of a turtle across the burning sand. Little less than a hour later Chester collapsed on the sand as it slowly sucked away his very soul.
Minutes away from Chester was a sandy brown jackal. His name wa
Change Through Another's EyesChange Through Another's EyesChange Through Another's Eyes1 year ago in Short Stories More Like This
This is a request story from Bowtothedrow
This story takes place in the same setting as The Whole World Went Away.
One day after first infection...
Magma churned within the oceans of fire that lay at either side of the hardened Dark Templars. Having been called to this writhing lava world they call Redstone V, a sizable protoss fleet had been dispatched to do battle with their eternal and hated enemies, The Zerg Horde. It was to be a glorious conflict against the insectoid abominations and the Protoss would surely win. Upon their arrival, they had built a moderate sized base on a remote island with very limited access due to the lakes of magma that surrounded it on all sides. This isolation forced the protoss soldiers to utilize transports to carry them above and beyond the fatal lava flow that churned beneath them. However, it did come at an advantage. Despite their difficulty in reaching and leaving their base of operations, it also meant that t
InThanks (The Prey's Poem)Take me in?InThanks (The Prey's Poem)3 years ago in Free Verse More Like This
Would you please...
I trust you, don't you see
You understand,
Don't be afraid,
You fit so well with me.
And i in you,
If you would let
me show to you just how
My happiness
Can be yours
I'll give it all to you
Right now.
Selfish? Never
You care
Your heart
Is aware
Of all i desire to feel
Safety, peace and satisfaction
Being your meal
No, no harm
Not hunger or
Some charm of mine
Can make you
But i can't say
Just how much it'd mean
to me to hear you say
"I'll take you."
So you do...thank you!
I look inside your mouth
Warmth and wet, splashing around
But i'm not scared, i know you'll be true
It's not an instinct, no cannibalization
Anyone who says so? A perversity, oversimplification
It's love, it's pure
it's me being sure
that you will keep me safe within
The shelter resting beneath your skin.
Your swallow surrounds and gently grasps
But no pain, no fear, no collapse.
Such security in knowing you're satisfied.
It's only when i give myself do i feel
Joy, peace and love.


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Tell flirty former fling train trip was one-way
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: I had a very silly sexual adventure on a train trip a few years ago. Two weeks ago, this same guy from the train moved into my apartment block and spotted me in the lobby. Boy, did his eyes light up. Unfortunately, we leave for work at exactly the same time and he never fails to make some awkward stupid joke referring to where we met. I pretend I don't remember. This morning he winked at me and said, "Choo-choo."
I found a great guy since and I am now living with him. I haven't told him about this creep. Should I take the choo-choo guy aside and tell him to stop? He is such a dork and I was so stupid to get involved with him, but he was the only other young, single man on the train. -- Revolted, Fort Rouge
Dear Revolted: Awkward sexual liaisons are best left unrecognized unless you live under the same apartment roof. Be nice and explain to this guy that you have a new fellow you're serious about who lives with you, and you'd really appreciate it if he'd knock off the flirting. That will probably be all it takes. Right now he's feeling cocky because you are embarrassed and squirming. He may mistake that for sexual tension and the pink cheeks indicating there's heat rising -- he might think he's hit pay dirt. Let him know you are just not interested in the slightest and you wish him the best.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: My letter is in response to the lonely New Arrival. I moved from Winnipeg to Calgary at one point, so I understand the loneliness. Sports and activities are always a good way to meet. In the summer there's ball hockey, volleyball, Ultimate and baseball (which I play) and we are always looking for extra girls to play no matter the skill level (contact Kildonan Sports). She may have to go out and start doing things alone at the beginning, but it's part of putting yourself out there. Also, check the Leisure Guide for many cheap options. -- Been There, Winnipeg
Dear Been There: People who participate in sports find their feet more quickly than others in a new city, but organizational bodies for all the things you like to do are great for anyone, especially if you get involved in helping out. The same five people in a club generally do 80 per cent of the work, but they do meet everybody and have way more fun, so new arrivals in a city should get involved with the core group of worker bees.
Having block parties for the street is great for getting to know all the neighbours in May and June. Have a little organizing meeting before the big party and get helpers. Put notices in mailboxes, with your email only for security. Block parties are a snap if you have the even addresses bring salads and the odds bring desserts and everybody brings what they want to barbecue. Set up across one to three yards on your side of the street and you become the star and focal point of the street.
Dear Miss Lonelyhearts: My girlfriend has pet names for me, which she thinks are cute, but they remind me of my mother, who drips sugar. My mother lives in Calgary and they haven't met each other. I tried to explain it to my girlfriend, and she said: "Oh no, do you have intimacy issues?" I don't have any issues except being treated like a baby by a woman. -- Angry Cowboy
Dear Angry Cowboy: Don't let her cow you. Say boldly: "Everybody has issues, yourself included, if we were to dig a little deeper. One of my little issues is not liking pet names because my mother is too free with them and it gets sickening. I am asking you nicely to call me by my name. I like the way you say it."
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