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Two great musicians Kanye West and Rihanna are seen performing together at the O2 Arena recently. But apparently this does not make love Kanye West Kim Kardashian happy. Why?
As reported by The Sun Kim was very protective of her new lover. Although known to be close to Kim's brother Rob Kardashian but vulgar in self image Rihanna makes Kim uncomfortable.
Kim is very protective of Kanye and not a single woman approached him but Kim was there even though it was just a friend. Rihanna was not even allowed to go into the dressing room if Kim was not there. Fact that Rihanna does not seem close to Rob influential ,said one source.
It's crazy but she knew very well that gained the attention of Kanye while on tour and Kim did not want any competition, continued the source.
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 TELEVISION ENGLISH PREMIER LEAGUE Newcastle United at Chelsea Fox Soccer Channel and Fox Deportes, 11:30 a.m. One of the biggest showdowns of the season, with European spots possibly on the line. Newcastle is fifth, good fo...Blog | May 01, 2012
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If every game I play has one or more leavers!
I just...I just don't know anymore, I've tried, I play, I get decent scores, but we end up just being pummeled into oblivion...
And the more of these game I have, the more I get...Occasionally their team has the leavers but we generally have more, right from the start...it keeps happening and I don't know what I'm meant to do...
I have one idea, and that's to create a smurf...but I like this account, and I think smurfing is wrong...
Are you playing normal games? or Ranked?
this is a big problem. Ive been playing blitz again (cause im pro ) and have only lost recently because of leavers. even then though we almost won but its pretty hard to win 3v5.
My game just had a leaver and we lost even when i got fed mid
Well if it's normal games then don't take it too seriously. Usually all the people that try their hardest to win normal games get disappointed because of all the leavers and feeders and what not. Just treat normal as a place where you can have fun and chill out (without feeding or raging) and learn how to play your character.
Ranked...is a different story.
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Olympics Panel - Day 3
Throughout the Games, the Sky Sports News Olympics Panel will bring you the very best analysis across a wide range of sports. Here's what our experts had to say on the big stories coming out of London today...
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Louise van Hoof on Tom Daley and Pete Waterfield
"I wouldn't say it went wrong as such; they did three fantastic dives and then on the fourth Tom just missed it slightly and the fifth wasn't the best they'd done. They brought it back together for the final dive, and you could see they were fighting for that medal, but unfortunately it wasn't meant to be today.
"They really wanted it the whole way through. It would have been easy to give up when they thought they were out of the medals but they were always knocking on the door and trying to get back into third place.
"They'll be really disappointed. They had high expectations on them today and it was something they both really wanted and they've been training hard for. Hopefully they'll both go back home, focus and bring it in their individual events.
"Both of them have performed really well. The pressure on Tom has been more than any British diver has ever experienced before, but he's handled it really well. Now he knows what to expect before his individual event. He'll be much more settled, he'll know what it feels like and he'll do us proud."
1976 Olympic gold medallist David Wilkie on Liam Tancock finishing fifth in the 100m backstroke
"It's all about planning, getting the training right and getting the right event. I trained for the 200m breaststroke and won that and trained for the 100m breaststroke and came second. You could ask which one did I train harder for? Liam Tancock is the world record holder at the 50m, but there's no 50m backstroke here, so he can't train for that. He's got to train for this, which is not his best event because he's an all-out sprinter. It's a shame that the 50m isn't here, but there you go. It's not an Olympic event and you've got to take what comes to you."
David Wilkie on Missy Franklin's first gold medal of a possible seven in the 100m backstroke
"Gemma Spofforth is still the world record holder, but Franklin nearly broke the world record. She was just off it. Franklin qualified for the 200m freestyle and then won the 100m backstroke in the Olympic Games half an hour later. This girl is tough! We thought she didn't swim very well in the 200m freestyle semis, but she must have been saving herself for the final. It's incredible to think she swam four lengths of extremely hard front crawl and then it comes to the 100m backstroke and she wins it - and she wasn't even favourite for that. That's the first gold, I don't think she's going to get seven, but one gold is still pretty good!"
David Wilkie on Robbie Renwick finishing sixth, as Yannick Angel took gold in the 200m freestyle
"He didn't do his best time, but Robbie is going to be fairly happy with sixth place and getting into the final, but he was some way from getting that bronze medal. Every final is full of great people. You had the world-record holder in there and he nearly beat him, so he did a good race. But the French are swimming so well and I think that was a race beyond him. You've got a guy that's sprinting well and the French team are putting a great performance in."
Cassie Patten on the challenges facing Hannah Miley in the 200m medley
"Britain's Hannah Miley is ranked seventh in the world at the moment, but there are only three seconds separating the top 25 girls in the rankings. The turns, such as the switch from backstroke to breaststroke, are very technical, but Hannah is so good at working on those points in training. She will be going into butterfly off the dive and will be looking to break out as close to the 15m line as possible and really utilise that start, but the medley is won and lost on the breaststroke.
"Hannah was disappointed by her performance in the 400m IM (she finished fifth in the final) but sometimes the disappointment brings out the best in you. I think she could make the final, but Stephanie Rice - who has had a shoulder injury and saw her world record go in the 400m IM - and Alicia Coutts - who got a bronze in the 100m butterfly - are the favourites."
Chris Cook on Rebecca Adlington's bronze from lane eight
"Anyone who knows anything about swimming will tell you that bronze medal was a tough one to get. Medals aren't just in the centre lanes, which we focus the fastest swimmers on, they're going everywhere and to come from lane eight was just unbelievable. Being in lane eight actually worked to her advantage because she was out of the way of getting dragged in to anybody else's race plan because the two girls took it off very quick. I thought they might die in the last part of the race and I was getting very excited, but they kept on going so give them their due. They gave phenomenal performances last night.
"I think she's in great form and that 400m is not her number one event. She won last time, but getting a bronze medal this time when the field has moved on is just phenomenal. It looks so good for the 800m because her back-end speed - how she came back at the end of the race - was really encouraging. Anybody who's a geeky statto like me was looking at it thinking this is really good news for the 800m. I'm really excited for her to get what she deserves."
Paul Walsh on improvements for the Team GB men's football team
"It was 3-1 in the end, but the result maybe looks a bit more comfortable than it actually was. It was an entertaining game and I enjoyed watching the UAE. They came and had a go, tried to play some good stuff at times but they maybe weren't physically equipped to really take on the likes of Senegal and even the GB team. It was a good result for Stuart Pearce. He'll be relieved and happy because he's got a lot of players game time, the older guard got on the scoresheet and so did some of the youngsters.
"It was a different test because the Senegal game was a physical encounter. These UAE players were sharper, they had to stay on their feet and compete with their clever movement. Team GB looked fitter in this game and that's going to happen; in every game they are building their fitness and they've got to keep getting the result to get through the group and I'm sure they'll be there in a week or so."
Charlie Turner on Ye Shiwen swimming faster than Ryan Lochte in the final 50m of her 400m IM
"I saw that split and I couldn't believe what I was reading. She came back in the last 100m of the 400m medley in pretty much the same split as Ryan Lochte, who is pretty much the greatest male swimmer at the moment and almost broke the men's world record. Her last 50m was actually quicker than his last 50m.
"She actually swam through the world record line, which I've never seen anybody ever do, especially considering we've gone backwards in terms of suits. In 2009 we had the non-textile suits, when all the records on the books went and now we're back to textile suits and people didn't think world records were going to go. But she didn't just break it she completely smashed it. That was an incredible swim to watch."
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A promotional film about Bermuda and what it has to offer tourists shot during the 1960s sums up a glowing review of the island and its attractions, calling it a "heavenly haven" that offers visitors "serenity." The video's narrator says, "Set down like the a multicoloured jewel on the bosom of the azure Atlantic,... Read more of this article
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[Written by Larry Burchall] In 1914, the monarchies of Europe stumbled into a war. 100 years ago today, the Great War of 1914 – 1918 had been going on for just over three months. By November 1914, thousands of Indian soldiers had been imported from what was then the Indian Empire but that we know today as India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. In... Read more of this article
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The Remembrance Day Parade to commemorate those who fell in the two World Wars will be held tomorrow, Tuesday November 11, 2014 at 10.30 a.m. A statement from Government said, "His Excellency the Governor, Mr. George Fergusson, and the Premier and Minister of National Security Michael Dunkley will lead a host of dignitaries who will lay wreaths... Read more of this article
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This morning [Nov 10] Warwick Academy held a special 100 year anniversary Remembrance Day ceremony held outside the main school and wreaths were laid under the stone memorial to the Warwick Academy students who lost their lives and served in the World War 1. The Governor spoke to the students and laid a wreath along with Walter and Bruce Sharpe whose... Read more of this article
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One of the main reasons I wanted a new smartphone was to step up to LTE, the faster data connection offered by AT&T, Sprint and Verizon. I've been testing LTE on various review units since Verizon first launched the service back in late 2010, so I knew it could dramatically affect the experience of using […] [Read More]
Decision time 2: Wanting Verizon, but choosing AT&T
With my decision made Thursday to stick with iOS and order an iPhone 5, I began thinking about my next step. As I wrote last month, I also considered changing carriers, jumping from AT&T to Verizon. When I left work on Thursday evening, I'd pretty much made up my mind to go with Verizon. My […] [Read More]
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T-Mobile resurrects the 'truly unlimited' data plan
Just when you thought unlimited wireless data plans were an endangered species, along comes T-Mobile to give the category a second lease on life. T-Mobile on Sept. 5 will begin offering what it calls the Unlimited Nationwide 4G Data plan. The company says unlimited users won't be throttled to slower speeds, which is what happens […] [Read More]
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Why I might switch from AT&T to Verizon [Updated]
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Houston smartphone users who've anticipated getting unlimited data over a fast, LTE cellular broadband connect now have a date when their dreams will come true: July 15. That's when Sprint flips the switch on its new 4G network in Houston and four other cities. Although Sprint has been selling LTE-capable smartphones, data sticks and personal […] [Read More]
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Sprint's new LTE network didn't launch in mid-May in Houston, something a top company executive had indicated to me six weeks before. But at a luncheon with business and media types Wednesday, local Sprint honchos hinted the switch will be flipped on the 4G wireless service very, very soon. "We've said it will be by […] [Read More]
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The OECD's Committee on Fiscal Affairs (CFA) has published its Action Plan to address Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS). This sweeping international effort aims to combat a comprehensive range of international tax reduction techniques on a scale that is without precedent.
The Action Plan follows from the directive given the CFA by the G20 group of countries to better address global corporate taxation and builds upon the general concepts set forth in the OCED report on BEPS issued in January 2013. The Action Plan asserts: 'The BEPS project marks a turning point in the history of international co-operation on taxation.'
The Action Plan will require co-ordinating individual OECD member (and non-member) countries to act individually (for example, changes to legislation, regulations, administrative practices), bilaterally (for example, through changes to bilateral treaties) or multilaterally (for example, multilateral treaties or changes to OECD Guidelines). Moreover, the scale of the Action Plan is vast. It has the support of the finance ministers of the G-20 — the world's largest economies — and it includes the involvement of many emerging economies…
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Talib Kweli Announces New Album
By Tom Breihan on November 18, 2010 at 2:00 p.m. EST
Talib Kweli: "Cold Rain":
As half of the duo Reflection Eternal, conscious rap hall-of-famer Talib Kweli has already released an album this year. And very early next year, he'll return with another one. This time, it's a solo album titled Gutter Rainbows, and it's coming January 25 as the first release on Kweli's new Talibra imprint, which is distributed by 3D. Up above, you can stream the short album track "Cold Rain", which has production from Ski Beatz, who recently did great work on Curren$y's Pilot Talk album.
Listen: New Q-Tip-Produced Kanye West Song
By Larry Fitzmaurice on November 13, 2010 at 5:10 p.m. EST
There's another few weeks before My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy's November 22 release date, but Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Fridays series rolls on regardless. This week's offered track is the Talib Kweli- and Consequence-guesting "Chain Heavy", featuring production by Q-Tip. You can check it out right here.
Watch Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek Perform With the Roots on "Jimmy Fallon"
By Tom Breihan on May 28, 2010 at 3:10 p.m. EDT
In the underground rap landscape, Talib Kweli and the Roots are old allies; I saw Kweli guest at a Roots show in Central Park back in 2000. So when Reflection Eternal, Kweli's duo with producer Hi-Tek, rolled through "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" last night, house band the Roots backed them up.
Reflection Eternal performed the Revolutions Per Minute standout "Ballad of the Black Gold". And if Kweli felt weird rapping on a song that decries oil-based militarism to a studio audience featuring many servicemen, he didn't show it. Watch the video below, via Prefix.
Hear Entire New Albums From Reflection Eternal and Tame Impala
By Tom Breihan on May 14, 2010 at 3:50 p.m. EDT
The internet continues to bring us more brand-new albums, streaming online for free before their release date. Take, for example, Revolutions Per Minute, the new album from Reflection Eternal. The duo of rapper Talib Kweli and producer Hi-Tek hasn't put out an album in nearly a decade, but the new one is due Tuesday via Blacksmith/Warner Bros. Right now, Entertainment Weekly has the entire album streaming.
Reflection Eternal Hit the Road
By Tom Breihan on April 16, 2010 at 4:25 p.m. EDT
On May 18, Reflection Eternal, the duo of rapper Talib Kweli and producer Hi-Tek, release Revolutions Per Minute, their long-awaited follow up to the 2000 minor classic Train of Thought, via Blacksmith/Warner Bros. And this spring, the two have shows planned across the U.S. We've got their dates below, via Nah Right.
Talib Kweli and Hi-Tek Reunite for New Reflection Eternal Album
By Tom Breihan on April 1, 2010 at 10:55 a.m. EDT
Way back in 2000, Reflection Eternal, the duo of backpack rap all-star Talib Kweli and producer/rapper Hi-Tek, released Train of Thought, a minor Rawkus-era classic. In Hi-Tek, Kweli had a partner whose burbling, organic tracks perfectly complimented his thoughtful introspection and wordy, off-beat rhyme schemes. The result was arguably the most rewarding full-length of Kweli's career; it still holds up pretty well today. Kweli and Hi-Tek have worked together sporadically since Train of Thought, but they'll finally reunite as a duo with the May 18 release of Revolutions Per Minute, Reflection Eternal's second proper album, via Blacksmith/Warner Bros.
Mos Def and Talib Kweli Reunite for New Video, New Song
By Tom Breihan on January 5, 2010 at 11:25 a.m. EST
Mos Def and Talib Kweli gave indie rap one of its defining moments with their 1998 collaborative album Mos Def & Talib Kweli Are Black Star. Since then, they've gotten together for the odd show or guest appearance, but there's still no follow-up album. "Ten years ago, we made history, so they missin' us," said Talib on his verse on Mos's The Ecstatic track "History". It's true! (Well, it's more like 12 years now, but whatever.)
"History" now has a stately black-and-white video from directors Coodie and Chike. These two have an easy chemistry, and it's fun to see them on screen together. Check it out below.
Minnesota College Students Riot After Talib Kweli No-Show
By Ryan Dombal on April 27, 2009 at 3:45 p.m. EDT
Ah, college. The personal growth. The intellectual rigor. The senseless riots. Sigh. The University of Minnesota's annual Spring Jam concert ended with a fizzle on Saturday night, with headliner Talib Kweli a no-show due to flight troubles-- "Sorry minneapolis! Still stuck at ohare tried my best...catch you on the rebound," he Twittered. About 500 possibly (!) inebriated youths took to the streets and proceeded to get all Woodstock '99 with it, according to a Minnesota Daily report.
Impromptu fires were lit. Cars were rocked back and forth. Assholes pushed each other around in shopping carts. Riot police were called in. It got apocalyptic and dumb and ugly.
And while we're guessing keggers and general idiocy played the biggest roles in this fiasco, the University's police chief cited Kweli's last-minute pullout as a contributing factor as well, according to the Minnesota Daily. And you thought Talib Kweli couldn't get the kids excited anymore. Tsk, tsk.
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Wrapped up tightly in a thick wool blanket, I huddled on the couch in front of the fireplace. Shivering, I clenched my teeth to keep them from chattering and resisted the urge to tell Zack to hurry up and light the fire. He was fumbling with matches; his big beefy hands had trouble enough, but he was shaking hard. Finally, he struck the match and flames roared to life.
"Ha! Who's the king of fire?" Zack grinned, flexing his guns like some big shot.
"Not you," I quipped. "How hard is it to light a stupid match?"
"Shut up," he spat back, shooting me a glare so intense it could've started the fire quicker than that match. It was no secret he hated me. Well, no love lost there.
While he plopped down into his armchair and kicked his feet up on the coffee table, I watched the flames dancing in the fireplace, captivated. I always loved fire. A strange wind blew the windows open, sending a flurry of snow in with it. Quickly, I scrambled from the couch, flinging the blanket off to slam the windows closed. It was too late. The fire was blown out.
"Son of a bitch," Zack swore furiously. I couldn't help but laugh at him, and it was no surprise when he heaved his beer can at me. I dodged it easily, but the earful of bitching that followed was unavoidable. "Shut up, moron! Go get me some more firewood from the shed, like a good boy."
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I gritted my teeth but shoved my hands into my pockets, giving in for the sake of keeping the peace. "Fine," I grumbled, hating how I was always the one being ordered around.
"That's right, go fetch some wood," Zack sneered as I angrily tugged on my boots and thrust my arms into my jacket. I decided to ignore him so I wouldn't turn around and punch him in the mouth. I really hated him. He wasn't my friend, just a friend of my brother's who I got stuck with, when he ran off with chicks and left me here with this worthless jackass.
The cold bit into my cheeks and a gust of wind nearly knocked me over. I hunched my shoulders to brace against the gale, swearing under my breath. As my boots crunched over the snow, I tucked my hands deep into my pockets and looked around. The wind picked up again, shaking the branches of the evergreen trees violently. Snow fell in flurries around me, catching in my lashes. The cold seemed to pierce straight through my jacket.
This winter really sucked.
I was almost to the shed, when the wind tore my hat right off my head. The frigid air viciously bit my exposed ears and scraped across my close-shaved scalp. My arms flew up to catch my hat, but it seemed to dodge my reach with a mind of its own. It flew several feet away before landing in the clearing. I started toward it, when I heard a creaking under my boot. Under the snow, there was ice.
What looked like a clearing was really a pond. My hat laid in the middle of it; if I tried to retrieve it, the ice would certainly give way and I would fall into a watery grave. The sight unnerved me as the wind lashed my cheeks. It was like…like a trap. Of course, that was ridiculous. The wind couldn't set a trap, because it was just wind; a mindless force of nature.
Shaking my head, I said goodbye to my hat and resumed my mission to retrieve firewood. At the shed, I swore, seeing the lock and realizing I forgot the key. I almost jumped into the frozen pond of death for being such an idiot. With a groan, I turned back to the cabin to grab the key. That's when I saw her.
A girl not much older than me, around eighteen or nineteen, stood between me and the cabin. She was tall and slender, with long blue hair that whipped around her face in the violent gusts. Her snow-white dress cut off above her knees, the skirt flowing loose while the cinch tightly hugged her waist. Her bust was mostly covered, offering a small glimpse of cleavage. A leather jacket covered her shoulders and arms, unzipped, with silver spikes jutting from the shoulders and lining the collar. On her feet were black leather boots with spiked toes.
"Hey," I called, taking slow, cautious steps toward her. "Are you okay?" She was shivering violently, her arms jerking and knees threatening to give way. That's all I could see from where I stood, but as I got closer, her skin was pale. Deathly pale. "Oh my god! What are you doing out here? You're freezing to death!"
The girl didn't answer me. She just stood there staring back at me, shaking, but slowly her face came into focus and I stopped dead on my feet. Dread writhed like a grotesque parasite in my gut. Her skin wasn't just pale, it was blue, like the corpse of someone who froze to death. Her face was beautiful but terrifying at the same time. Her large eyes were rimmed with black, with frost clinging to her thick lashes. Those eyes were blank white, devoid of an iris or pupil, piercing straight through me like the cold winter bite.
"Come here, handsome," she called, her voice chilling and alluring at the same time. It seemed to carry on the wind itself, whispering right into my ear. An eerie smile captured her purple lips. The violent jerking of her body stopped. With a frostbitten black hand, she beckoned me and called, "Come give me a kiss."
The piercing stare of her eyes chilled me to the bone. Somehow, I broke out of my paralyzed trance and turned to run faster than I ever ran in my life. The wind lashed my face like icy whips but I ran, compelled by fear and the sense of doom clinging to the atmosphere. She was behind me. I could feel her blank white eyes, peering straight into my soul.
I resisted the urge to look back as I hurtled over a log, but when I landed, a thick sheet of ice formed on the ground beneath my boots. I slipped, falling forward. My chest struck the ground hard and I rolled down the slope, crying out in pain when rocks and sticks stabbed and pounded my flesh. My thick winter clothes protected my skin, but the impact bruised and cracked my ribs. At the end of the hill, I finally rolled to a halt and laid there, in too much pain and too disoriented to move.
Then her face loomed over mine, materializing out of the snow as it drifted from the sky. Those white eyes peered deep into mine. Fear strangled me, making it hard to breathe, preventing me from calling out for help. As I stared up at the girl, I knew she was dead, and she was no longer human. She was something else. Something more powerful and sinister than I could ever comprehend.
Every breath sent a stabbing pain through me while tears leaked from my eyes, crystallizing in my short hair. The dead girl knelt down behind my head and leaned her face directly over mine, leaving me no choice but to look right into her dead white eyes.
"Why did you run, silly? " she asked, peering down at me almost fondly. "I only wanted to kiss you."
Her blue hair tickled my cheeks as she leaned her face even closer, so close I could feel the chill of her breath ghosting over my lips. "Here's something to remember me by," she whispered sweetly, before pressing her soft, cold lips to my cheek.
Then, a gust of wind made me screw my eyes shut. When I opened them again, the girl was gone, leaving me alone at the end of the hill. The pain of my broken ribs and sprained wrists became too much. The last thing I heard was an agonized scream before I slipped into blackness.
I woke up in a hospital bed. When my eyes opened, my brother leapt out of his chair immediately to stand beside me. "I'm so sorry, Danny," he apologized, his eyes bloodshot and a little puffy from crying earlier. "I should've stayed!"
"'S okay," I slurred, even though I had no idea what he was talking about, doped up on pain medications. Then, slowly, a vague understanding dawned on me. I was in the hospital with broken ribs and severe bruising.
"No, it's not okay!" my brother snapped, but he was angry with himself, not me. "Don't worry little bro, we'll find that sick bastard! He won't get away with this. I promise."
"Who? What're you talkin' 'bout?"
"The bastard that killed Zack! And who almost killed you, too."
"Zack's dead?" I asked incredulously. The news made me lurch upright, but I quickly fell back down as the motion jarred my broken ribs. My brother grabbed onto me and held me still.
"It's okay," he assured me, squeezing my hand as I rode out the pain the medication couldn't numb. Then he told me all about what he found when he returned to the cabin.
He found Zack lying in a pool of blood in the snow outside the cabin. Icicles had impaled his body, four of them staking his arms and legs to the ground, while a large one pierced straight through his chest. His skin was pale blue and his eyes were open wide, his lips chapped and frostbitten a sickly black. When the clean-up crew had to pack him into a body-bag, he shattered like glass. His body was frozen to the core, as if he was freeze-dried in liquid nitrogen.
"There was a girl," I blurted out, remembering the dead girl.
"A girl? You think she did that?" my brother pressed, eager to hear any details he could learn about the person who killed his friend. "Who was she?"
I held my tongue that time. The drugs pumping through my blood clouded my brain, but I realized that I couldn't say anything else without sounding like a lunatic. It was already determined that I had a minor concussion. There was no way anyone would believe a word I said.
"On TV," I said instead, deciding I'd rather sound scatter-brained than delusional. "Zack was going on about how hot she was, and the fire went out, so I went to get firewood…that's all I remember."
Watching the hope drain from his face, I felt guilty, but it wasn't like I could send the police after a ghost or whatever the dead girl was. What was her name again?
Juliet Frost. The name came to mind and I almost heard her whispering it in my ear. Remember me. Absently, I touched my cheek where she kissed me before she disappeared. There, my fingertips felt it; the mark her frozen lips left on my skin. Quickly, I reached for the mirror on the table beside me and held it up in front of my face. There, on my cheek, was the dark mark of frostbite, in the shape of her lips. Something to remember her by…
Weeks passed and the mark on my cheek healed, fading away. The police searched, tearing the town and nearby forest apart in search of the mystery killer. They came up empty handed. They did, however, find a black truck broken down not too far from Zack's cabin. It belonged to a girl named Amy-something; her purse and all of her identification were in her truck, but she had disappeared without a trace. Upon further investigation for this missing girl, the police discovered her body buried in the snow not too far from his cabin. The frantic search for his killer ceased.
I never saw Juliet Frost again, but I knew she never really went away. She was the frost that blackened fingers and toes. She was the harsh wind that pierced through the thickest coats. She was the ice that hid under the snow, waiting for the unsuspecting victim to slip and crack their skull. A dark part of me missed her and those piercing white eyes. On the coldest winter nights, I would wander out into the snow to look for her.
To my despair, I never found her, but she sure found me. My hands and feet belong to her, now. She kissed them black, the cold piercing so deep into my flesh the doctors had to chop most of my fingers and toes off to save my life. Despite all I sacrificed for one more glimpse of the frozen maiden, she had moved on. The night after my frostbitten appendages were removed, a man was rolled into the room and laid in the bed beside mine. Before the curtain was drawn, I saw it. The black mark on his cheek, where her lips gently pressed to his skin.
A stab of jealousy struck my heart like an icicle. When the doctors left, I listened to their footsteps fading away. The man was sleeping; I heard him snoring behind the curtain. Listening hard, I made sure no one was coming. Then, I rolled off my cot. My legs gave out underneath me, unable to stand with half my toes missing. Grunting from the effort, I dragged myself across the cold floor, underneath the curtain. There the bastard was, with his amputated leg and swollen fingertips.
Panting like a rabid animal, I grabbed onto the guard-rail of the bed frame and hauled myself up. I glared down at his sleeping face, where the black kiss mark stood out against his pale complexion, mocking me. Without thinking, I reached out to touch it. My fingertips brushed his cheek lightly, but the contact startled him awake. His eyes snapped open, glazed with confusion before they widened in terror. I was growling between ragged breaths, like a raging bull. By the look of fear in his eyes, my angry face must have been terrifying.
I was never a man of violence. But seeing the mark of her lips on his cheek drove me into a murderous rage. My hand clamped over his mouth to muffle any cries for help. He grabbed me, trying to fight me off, but his body was weaker than mine, especially after having his leg amputated. While I pushed my hand harder over his mouth, my other hand crushed down on his throat. That mark on his face! Something inside my brain just shattered, like an icicle on pavement.
His agonized screams broke free, alerting the hospital staff. I heard them burst into the room, crying out in horror before they rushed toward me. Strong arms pried me off the screaming man. But it was too late! I spat the chunk of flesh from my mouth and laughed, while blood gushed from the gaping wound on his face where her kiss had been. I didn't fight as the strong men strapped me down to the bed and injected a sedative into my vein. The job was done. Now she'd know. She was mine, all mine, no one could have her kisses but me.
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Poor Dick and Sally. It's cold and wet and they're stuck in the house with nothing to do...until a giant cat in a hat shows up, transforming the dull day into a madcap adventure and almost wrecking the place in the process! Written by Dr. Seuss in 1957 in response to concerns about growing illiteracy among children, The Cat in the Hat (the first Random House Beginner Book) changed the way our children learn how to read!
In 1957, Seuss's The Cat in the Hat became the prototype for the best-selling series, Beginner Books. This popular series combined engaging stories with outrageous illustrations and playful sounds to teach basic reading skills. Brilliant, playful, and always respectful of children, Dr. Seuss has charmed his way into the consciousness of 4 generations of youngsters and parents. Help your kids learn to read the Dr. Seuss way!
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House, 4 Bedrooms, 3.5 Baths (Sleeps 10-12)
The home is 30 minutes off of I-65 on the Cullman side of the lake. It's just an hour and ten minutes from Birmingham and Huntsville. It has 2 master king suites upstairs each with private baths and a half bath on the same floor as well. There is a gourmet kitchen, a large great room with vaulted ceilings, 4 flat screen televisions with satellite, one in each master suite, one in the great room upstairs and downstairs, a large deck that spans the full length of the house with a partial screened porch and a gas grill. The deck overlooks the dock/swim platform and water. There are two bedrooms downstairs, one with two queen beds and another with 4 double bunk beds. This floor also contains a children's recreation area including a pool table, ping-pong and their own television as well as another full bathroom. There are water toys, including 2 kayaks, in the garage for your use. The home is located in a very desirable part of Smith Lake being only minutes from the Smith Lake Dam by water.
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