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"The National Security Agency has broken privacy rules or overstepped its legal authority thousands of times each year since Congress granted the agency broad new powers in 2008, according to an internal audit and other top-secret documents."
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According to the Post, "most of the infractions involve unauthorized surveillance of Americans or foreign intelligence targets in the United States, both of which are restricted by statute and executive order. They range from significant violations of law to typographical errors that resulted in unintended interception of U.S. e-mails and telephone calls."
It adds that the audit and other documents come from "NSA leaker" Edward Snowden and "include a level of detail and analysis that is not routinely shared with Congress or the special court that oversees surveillance."
An NSA official tells the Post that it tries to flag such problems "at the earliest possible moment, [and] implement mitigation measures wherever possible, and drive the numbers down. ... We're a human-run agency operating in a complex environment with a number of different regulatory regimes, so at times we find ourselves on the wrong side of the line."
The New York Times followed up the Post report and leads its story with this:
"The National Security Agency violated privacy rules protecting the communications of Americans and others on domestic soil 2,776 times over a one-year period, according to an internal audit leaked by the former N.S.A. contractor Edward J. Snowden and made public on Thursday night."
Politico says that:
"The details in the report are the clearest window yet into the extent to which surveillance programs overstep laws and other rules. Last year, the intelligence community declassified the fact that the FISA Court found that surveillance programs violated the Fourth Amendment at least one time, but little else has been divulged about the NSA's compliance records."
NPR has not obtained or seen the documents.
Last week, the Times reported that the NSA has been "searching the contents of vast amounts of Americans' e-mail and text communications into and out of the country, hunting for people who mention information about foreigners under surveillance, according to intelligence officials."
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Unilever today announced that it has signed an agreement for the sale of its Wish-Bone and Western dressings brands to Pinnacle Foods Inc. for a total cash consideration of approximately $580 million, subject to regulatory approval.
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Kees Kruythoff, president of Unilever North America, said: "Wish-Bone is an iconic brand and the number-one Italian dressings brand in the US. We believe that the potential of both the Wish-Bone and Western brands can now be more fully realised with Pinnacle Foods. As we continue to shape our portfolio to deliver sustainable growth for Unilever, this change will give us the focus to drive growth behind our core foods portfolio."
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PHOENIX – Yesterday afternoon at the Carnegie Library in Phoenix, five remarkable women were inducted into the Arizona Women's Hall of Fame. Arizona Secretary of State Ken Bennett served as the event's Master of Ceremonies and honored the induction of Helene Bennett, Alice Birdsall, Pauline Brown, Jean Clark and Anne Lindeman.
"Last evening's event was a wonderful celebration of these women's contribution to Arizona's history," said Secretary Bennett. In light of next year's State Centennial, recognizing the role that women have taken in shaping Arizona is especially noteworthy. I was delighted to join with former Secretary of State Betsey Bayless, who led the induction ceremony, in honoring the women who were inducted into the Arizona Women's Hall of Fame."
The Arizona Women's Hall of Fame program pays tribute posthumously, and honors in perpetuity, the remarkable women whose contributions to the arts, athletics, business, education, government, the humanities, philanthropy and science, have played a significant role in the history of Arizona and provide a significant contribution to the historical record of the State of Arizona. Currently, 79 women have been inducted. Women are inducted into the Hall of Fame every two years. To learn more about all the women in the Arizona Women's Hall of Fame, visit the website at www.lib.az.us/awhof.
The 2010 Inductees:
Helene Thomas Bennett , 1901-1988
In 1926, she arrived in Yuma with an M.A. in bacteriology and founded the Yuma Clinical Laboratory, later known as Thomas Laboratories. She was responsible for passage of the first Yuma milk ordinance and throughout her long career fought to improve community health conditions and standards in Yuma and the surrounding area.
Alice M Birdsall, 1880-1958
Arizona's second female attorney was admitted to the Arizona Bar in 1912. Alice started her own practice in Phoenix in 1914 and worked until 1958. A recognized authority on bankruptcy law, she was instrumental in creating a law that provided the right of inheritance for children born out of wedlock.
Pauline Bates Brown, 1901-1963
As the first women's editor for the Arizona Republic from 1931-1940, she publicized women's issues and worked to elevate the status of Arizona women. During WWII she served as the only woman director of a state War Information Office in the United States. Following the war, she worked in the Arizona Bureau of Indian Affairs to increase educational and scholarship opportunities for native Americans.
Jean Maddock Clark, 1909-1992
A leader, teacher, mentor and inspiration to hundreds of girls scouts and students, her life-long drive to stretch the imaginations and abilities of young girls influenced future leaders and shaped girl scouting in Arizona. She was the first Arizona woman to be awarded the Golden Eaglet (the highest award/honor from the Girl Scouts of America) and volunteered for Girl Scouts in Arizona for 50 years.
Anne E. Lindeman, 1932-2001
She is best known for her work to establish ASU West, her legislative service, and her unfailing advocacy for the elderly. She was a State Legislator from 1971-1986 and was the first woman to hold the post of Majority Whip in the Senate, from 1983-1986. She drafted the 1984 legislation creating ASU West.
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State inspectors are at a popular Ohio amusement park to figure out how a boat on a thrill ride accidentally rolled backward down a hill and flipped over in water, injuring seven people.
Cedar Point spokesman Bryan Edwards says the inspectors and officials at the Sandusky park are investigating what went wrong with the Shoot the Rapids water ride Friday.
Six of the injured passengers were treated at the scene. The seventh was taken to a nearby hospital and was treated and released.
The ride remains closed, but the park reopened Saturday.
Edwards says he can't give an estimate of when the accident investigation will be completed.
He says Cedar Point's top priority is the safety of the park's visitors.
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Kennedy Family Tragedy by Eric LippsFormer President Edward M. Kennedy has been diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor, his doctors said Tuesday, and the prognosis appears uncertain at best for the last surviving brother of the famed Kennedy clan, who has been an enormous force in American politics for nearly half a century.
The announcement was made three days after Kennedy, 76, was stricken at the family's Hyannis Port compound. Doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital conducted a battery of tests, including a biopsy, and identified a cancerous mass on the top left portion of his brain as the cause of his seizure.
The news sent shockwaves across Massachusetts, which he represented in the Senate after winning the 1962 election to fill the seat of his brother John, the first President Kennedy, until his victory in the 1976 presidential election, and across Washington, where he is held in high esteem by Democrats and Republicans alike. "The usual course of treatment includes combinations of various forms of radiation and chemotherapy," said a statement by Dr. Lee Schwamm, a neurologist, and Dr. Larry Ronan, Kennedy's primary care physician.
But the two Mass. General physicians added that decisions about the best course of treatment would be made after more tests and analysis. They described the senator as "in good overall condition ... up and walking around the hospital ... in good spirits and full of energy".
While his doctors said he will remain at Mass. General "for the next couple of days," Kennedy associates said they expected him to push for his discharge as early as Wednesday.
The prognosis is highly variable at best, ominous at worst, and it raises the possibility that the workhorse lawmaker will be unable to complete the final years of his eighth full term.
Despite the bad news, a Kennedy associate said that the senator shows no symptoms, remains upbeat, and has warned small groups of aides that he wants them back at work.
The associate, who requested anonymity, said Kennedy is plotting his course of treatment as if he were mapping strategy to promote a major piece of legislation, peppering his doctors with questions and planning to reach out to other specialists before determining a course of action.
Kennedy's type of cancer, known as a malignant glioma, is the most common kind of brain tumor in his age group. About 9,000 such malignancies are diagnosed each year in the United States.
Dr. Patrick Wen, clinical director for neuro-oncology at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, called a malignant glioma, in general, "a really serious tumor," usually Grade 3 or 4 on a scale where 4 is most severe.
"The average survival for a Grade 4 tumor is 14 or 15 months," Wen said. "For a Grade 3 tumor, it's two to three years. Unfortunately, the older you are, the worse it is. The biology of the tumor is worse, it's more aggressive".
The senator and his wife, Victoria Reggie Kennedy, were given the diagnosis late Monday by his doctors.
His wife arrived yesterday at Mass. General at 6:20 a.m., stepping out of a black sport utility vehicle and walking briskly inside. His sons, Edward M. Kennedy Jr. and US Representative Patrick Kennedy of Rhode Island, arrived at 9:45 a.m. Kara Kennedy, his daughter, also spent yesterday at the hospital, as did Kennedy's two stepchildren, Curran and Caroline Raclin.
None of the Kennedys talked to the reporters standing watch outside. Neither the family nor Kennedy's office issued public statements, but late in the day they allowed photographers from the Globe and Associated Press to shoot pictures of Kennedy and members of his family.
Once the announcement was made, in the form of an e-mail to reporters, reaction was broad, swift, and solemn. Dana Perino, Bush's spokeswoman, said the president "was deeply saddened and would keep Senator Kennedy in his prayers".
Kennedy's hospitalization Saturday triggered alarm in the political world and drew an outpouring of support from around the nation. The concern abated when friends and associates said later that day that he was talking and joking with family, watching the Red Sox on television, and getting takeout from Legal Sea Foods.
But as word of the new diagnosis traveled quickly yesterday, his constituents expressed sadness upon hearing the news.
"Oh, my God," said Lisa Rappoli, 55, of Belmont. "It's a shock, just a shock".
I just felt sorrow, but I'm praying, wishing that he has at least a good chance," said Angelo Vespa, 43, of Newton. "All that he's gone through, it's really said".
As Senator and later President, Kennedy made a career of championing the causes of the least fortunate in American society. After leaving the White House at the conclusion of his second term in January 1985, he continued those efforts, acting as an elder statesman of the Democratic Party. His ability to forge bipartisan agreement has brought sweeping changes to entire sections of federal law dealing with healthcare, mental health, the disabled, early childhood education, labor, civil and voting rights, and immigration. His first major speech on the Senate floor was in support of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
To Massachusetts, Kennedy has helped bring enormous sums of money for funding medical and other scientific research, infrastructure, historic preservation, and aid for the state's older cities.
A summary of Kennedy's political achievements, compiled by his staff, is 50 single-spaced pages long.
"That's the trimmed-down version," an aide said recently.
Kennedy is the only one of the four brothers to live through middle age. His three brothers all died prematurely: Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., killed in 1944 on a World War II bombing mission; John F. Kennedy, assassinated in Dallas in 1963; and Robert F. Kennedy, assassinated while campaigning in Los Angeles in 1968.
Political success and personal tragedy have marked the epic story of one of the nation's most famous families. Edward Kennedy's son, Patrick, and nephew Joseph P. Kennedy II became congressmen, and a niece, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, served as lieutenant governor of Maryland.
Three other nephews died tragically - John F. Kennedy Jr. in a plane crash, Michael Kennedy in a skiing accident, and David Kennedy from a drug overdose. Two of Edward Kennedy's children, Edward Jr. and Kara, are cancer survivors.
Kennedy has suffered through his own misfortune and failure. In 1964, he suffered a broken back in a small plane crash in Western Massachusetts that resulted in the death of the pilot and one of Kennedy's aides. His marriage to his first wife, Joan, ended in divorce in 1985, shortly after the couple's departure from the White House, and as the third Kennedy brother to seek the presidency, he lost the 1972 election to Richard Nixon in a hard-fought contest some Kennedy partisans, with Watergate in mind, still insist was stolen.
Ironically, however, the Watergate scandal would help make possible Kennedy's successful second run for the White House four years later, in which he and running-mate Sen. Henry M. 'Scoop' Jackson would defeat President Gerald R. Ford and Vice-President Nelson A. Rockefeller. Kennedy's win in that election left his Senate seat open; then-governor Michael S. Dukakis appointed Lieutenant Governor Thomas P. 'Tip' O'Neill to fill the vacancy. O'Neill would remain in that seat until his retirement in 1987.
Kennedy had suffered from what insiders describe as a "serious" drinking problem in the 1960s, apparently exacerbated by the personal tragedies he suffered during that decade. However, after nearly driving his car off a bridge while returning with a female companion from a party in Chappaquiddick, Martha's Vineyard in July of 1969, a close call he blamed on his having been intoxicated, the Senator sought counseling and has apparently remained sober since that time. His passenger in the near-accident, Mary Jo Kopechne, would work for all three of his presidential campaigns and would eventually seek office herself, winning election to the House of Representatives in 1986. Kennedy and his first wife Joan, who remained on good terms following the breakup of their marriage, founded the Kennedy Center for Substance Abuse Treatment in 1988.
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NORTH KINGSTOWN – The town of North Kingstown is financially healthy ... at least according to the latest reports.
A 156-page audit for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2011 was conducted by The Braver Group, a firm of licensed certified public accountants from Providence, and the results were presented to the NK Town Council Monday night.
The audit was performed to obtain a reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements from the town were "free" of material misstatement and to examine evidence supporting the amounts and disclosures in those statements as well as assessing the overall accounting principles.
"We didn't identify any deficiencies in internal control over financial reporting that we consider to be material weaknesses," said Jim Wilkinson of the Braver Group.
One of the biggest financial highlights presented was that North Kingstown exceeded its liabilities by $65.1 million. Of that amount, $15.8 million may be used to meet the government's obligations to citizens and creditors.
The town government's total net assets decreased by $2,349,204. As of the close of the current fiscal year, the town's governmental funds reported combined ending fund balances of $20.1 million. Approximately, 45.2 percent of this total ($9.1 million) is available for spending at the town's discretion.
Also, at the end of the current fiscal year, the total fund balance within the general fund was $10.67 million. Of this amount, the unassigned fund balance for the general fund was $9.16 million, which is also available for spending at the town's discretion.
The remaining $1.2 million will be used to help finance the golf course's irrigation project.
A total of $9.4 million is considered "committed" and includes such things as retirements, debt service, capital projects and other governmental funds.
Property taxes are the largest revenue source for the town and represent 66 percent of the total revenues. Due to a significant decrease in values, the property tax rate increased from $13.97 to $16.85 per thousand dollars of assessed value.
The general fund balance increased by just under $350,000 and, according to Wilkinson, North Kingstown has one of the strongest fund balances on the municipal level.
Education expenses account for 65 percent of the total expenses within the governmental funds of the town. Public safety and public works account for 15 percent and six percent, respectively.
"Like in past years, we are still recommending that an account manual be implemented," said Wilkinson. "Documenting the control process, procedures and training of employees should be some of the things included in this."
Wilkinson recommended that inter-fund reconciliation be done in a timely manner as it relates to the town and school departments. He mentioned that staff members struggled with completing this task in a timely basis. He also once again implored that the town pay attention to the staffing and internal control within the finance department.
"The work load has stayed the same but the staffing has decreased," he said. "I urge you to be mindful of uncompleted duties and find staffing within the departments to get these tasks done."
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I've been asked to unblock Youtube for a lesson but unblocking YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. allows the text and graphics through but not the videos. What else do I need to unblock?
Easier to give them Level 1 filtering and get them to login to the portal perhaps?
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Ask the staff what video they require from You Tube, then go to google, type in the title of the video, then copy the URL of the you tube link without clicking on the link. (Under each search result in google, there is a URL), then go to Zamzar - Free online file conversion which will download it for you into any format you like. If you don't have much space on your servers, upload it to a storage site i.e. YouSendIt - Send large files - transfer delivery - FTP Replacement and give the staff the link to it.
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I have been using ZamZar now for 7 months, and I mean proper using it, like once a week. I like it; but its up to yourself if you want to use it or not. I haven't got any junk mail from it or viruses, I just recon its sound for downloading videos.
If you want to go into how downloading from you tube is illegal, if you research into the copyright laws into more depth, you will find it is for personal home use anyway and not for enterprise use.
Maybe try a better pop up blocker? Or try turning pop up blocker on? as I have just gone onto the site now and not 1 pop up has come up.
Have you tried just adding 'youtube' to the keywords filter, local allow list in Netsweeper?
I simply gave a warning for those who want to use that website. I said be careful...I didnt say do not use it. Your own personal experience of a website does not mean that others will have the same experience...differing versions of java/flash/anti-virus etc will yield varying results.
As sparkeh said, level 1 filtering (aimed at use by adults) now allows access to YouTube. If you are using Local Control of Filtering you will need to add it to your white list and not restrict any extension.
Have you tried giving your 1st line a call about it?
Download Youtube Video. Just add 'Kiss'! Keep It Super Simple. - KissYouTube
YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. will also stop videos playing...
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Sevierville (WVLT) - Rescuers pulled more than 50 rafters, kayakers, and tubers from the French Broad River Monday afternoon.
It all started around 4:30 p.m. when the Sevier County Fire Department responded to a call to rescue two tubers stuck under a tree. A combination of the rushing water and a brewing storm prompted them to tell rescuers that a group upstream also needed help, but the rafting company they were with says everything was fine.
Volunteer TV's Mike McCarthy has the latest.
The manager of Mountain View Canoe and Wild Water Limited says he was with his group of 84 on the river when rescuers arrived, and he couldn't have been more surprised.
He says the group from Memphis put their kayaks, inner-tubes, and inflatable kayaks in the water upstream at the Douglas Dam, but about a half-hour earlier, two people bought tubes and traveled down the river by themselves. They were the ones who called 911.
After rescuers got them to shore, they drove upstream to the larger group. Rescuers say they found several children in the river, cold and scared by thunder and lightening. The Sevierville Fire Department and rescue squad pulled 54 people to shore.
Of that, 25 were children and they were treated for mild-hypothermia at the scene. Then, they were released.
However, the company manager says he's doesn't understand why the rescue happened at all.
"I was picking up the rear. I followed everyone down river and there was nobody in any trees. All the kids were in the current and everything was under control. I got almost to the end, and I see the boats coming out with fire rescue and all that. I was just shocked," Mountain View Canoe manager Rick Bernadi said.
"With the weather the way it was when they encountered the group, and they were quite a few children who were scared and frightened. I think it was very fortunate we were there," Sevierville spokesman Bob Stahlke said.
The company manager says everyone with his group was wearing life jackets.
Around 35 rescue workers from five agencies in Sevier County and Sevierville responded to the rescue.
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Kofi Hughes among suspended players as IU opens fall camp
By Andy Proffet Post-Tribune correspondent August 2, 2012 11:36PM
Updated: September 4, 2012 6:24AM
BLOOMINGTON — Although Kevin Wilson and his coaches couldn't monitor Indiana football's summer practices, he knew there were plenty of Hoosier players turning out.
That should benefit IU's depth, which took a hit on Thursday as the Hoosiers announced several suspensions and player departures.
IU opened fall camp Thursday with top returning receiver Kofi Hughes, cornerback Lawrence Barnett and safety Forisse Hardin facing one-game suspensions, and receiver Jay McCants dismissed from the team, all for violating team rules.
"We have things we stand for, believe in, those things are explicit," Wilson said, noting the difference between a one-game suspension and a dismissal from the team had much to do with how many times players had been told they were facing trouble.
"From our first meeting, our best players have been held to high standards," Wilson said.
That's evident in the suspension of Hughes, IU's top receiver last season, and Barnett, who was seventh in tackles.
IU also announced that two players, safety Shaquille Jefferson and receiver Logan Young, had left the program for other opportunities. And four players — running back Matt Perez, tight ends Paul Phillips and Jordan Jackson and linebacker Ishmael Thomas — were left off the 105-player fall camp roster because of injuries.
The Hoosiers were 1-11 in Wilson's first season. That hasn't stopped IU fans from buying more season tickets for the coming season than at any time in 20 years, according to athletic director Fred Glass.
"I was holding my breath a little after 1-11 on how our public season ticket sales would hold up," Glass admitted Thursday. "I think there's an understanding about what Kevin's trying to build, there's an enthusiasm."
The schedule might help as well. IU's home games include two in-state matchups, against Indiana State and Ball State, and conference home games with Michigan State, Ohio State, Iowa and Wisconsin.
The Indiana State, Ball State and Ohio State games are all 7 p.m. Central time starts, which Glass acknowledged could hurt attendance from the northernmost and southernmost parts of Indiana.
"There are some downsides (to 7 p.m. games)," Glass said. "We're trying to create a thing that's fun for the whole family. With our great fans in the northern part of the state, or even in Evansville, it's not the easiest place to get to and from … (but) our students respond well to the night games. I think on balance, night games are good for us."
What about the IU players?
"I really do like the night games. It brings a different energy," said safety Mark Murphy. "It's not as monotonous, you're switching up (the kickoff time). It's nice."


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Drug Enforcement Agency officials say agents searched a home in northern Baltimore County earlier this week after intercepting a conversation that led them to believe resident Harold Byrd was selling drugs. According to court documents, agents had been tracking Byrd for some time using a court-authorized tracking device.
Officials say they found the cocaine in a workroom of the Phoenix, Md., home and the marijuana in 73 black plastic containers. They say investigator also seized three handguns, an AK-47 and four sets of body armor.
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Review of chapter "Chapter 45 and Epilogue" from
Looks like Willow has finally found the peace and happiness that she has been looking for , for a LONG time! And she has gained control over her own Dark side as well as that which would have formed the basis for Vamp Willow. I think that Willow is not going to be going back to Sunnydale for a LONG time!
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Review of chapter "Chapter 4" from
So... an unbelievably out-of-character Draco Malfoy gets together with an unbelievably out-of-character Willow Rosenberg.
It occurs to me that you could have used original characters and told the story with absolutely no changes. That's not necessarily a good thing.
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
Great story, great ending. The beginning and some of the exposition relied a bit too heavily on the AU-Draco-as-head-boy tropes suffusing Potter fanfic, but overall I found the story to be well-told. Using Dark Willow's power to save the world was a nice touch, and I really felt her sense of loss over Tara.
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
I'm not a HP fan, though I do read highly recced crossovers. This was quite a work of art. The interplay between Willow and the Potterverse was well executed, and you've managed to convince me that Willow/Draco is a legitimate 'ship. Oh, the horror ;) I kept wondering how Willow would figure into the final battle with Voldemort, and I'm quite pleased that my expectations were exceeded.
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
Amazing story. I found it a wonderful, compelling read. Was up until 4am, and still did not manage to finish it until I'd slept a few hours. Now, at 9:40am, I can say, what a rush.
Loved it. Thank you.
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Review of chapter "Chapter 3" from
Even if I only ever read this chapter (unlikely), if all I do is pause right here in chapter 3:
The idea that she was addicted to magic was utter crap; she only wished she'd seen it sooner. You can't be addicted to part of yourself, she thought, it's like being addicted to toenails, and about as productive.
You have gained my very deep appreciation, because: Yay and Verily. Thank you Very Much.
Just had to say that.
I shall continue reading and it's about 50/50 whether I'll review even if I like the story, but I had to comment right there.
So, you win many cookies of your favorite flavor and a high five. Well done.
I should mention the 9 is because I haven't finished the chapter. I just had to stop and write immediately.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. :)!
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Review of chapter "Chapter 45 and Epilogue" from
awesome story and great writing! fan fiction this good is rare to read, and I really enjoyed your portrayal of the various characters. great wrap up ending as well, and the malfoy's Incan familiar was an awesome idea.
outstanding fic!
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Review of chapter "Willow Tree Burning-Author's Note" from
I'm not a big fan of Draco stories...but I really, Really, REALLY liked this series!
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
Reading this story was a bit of a roller-coaster ride for me.
I started it because I liked the idea of Dark!Willow at Hogwarts.
Then you nearly lost me when she realized that this was a place, and these were people, from a series of books that she'd read (that's very nearly too cute for a serious story, really). I gritted my teeth and kept going, and things got better with the beautiful descriptions of the castle, and Willow's exploration of the situation. I felt good about the possibility of Willow/Snape for a while, and then the Draco-Bonding thing brought the story waaaay down (sorry, don't like the D), and I was on the verge of dropping it again. The detour to Sunnydale, was disappointing, a plot cul-de-sack that really seemed out of place, given that Willow had already given plenty of thought to how she didn't really belong there, and her former friends were in no hurry to see her again.
Then, just when things were at their lowest, you brought in Narcissa, a character I've not seen featured often in stories here, but one who is oddly intriguing to me. I loved your take on her, and when Severus seemed to be edging back into Willow's sphere a bit I once again got wrapped up in the story.
At some point during all of this I got a little restless about the lack of, well, much of anything happening. There was a prophecy (sort of) hanging around, Tara was giving cryptic hints, the teaching staff wanted Willow to do SOMETHING... and really the only forward movement seemed to be Willow and Draco shagging. You dangled the idea of Dark!Willow at us all the way through, but it seemed like it wasn't actually going to happen, which would have made the whole thing seem like a long trip that went nowhere.
Then the last few chapters finally picked up some speed, accumulated some momentum, and finally crashed through into a nice (if very low-key) confrontation, with some nifty Willow action.
And here I am at the end.
All in all, I liked this book quite a bit, even if I spent more than half of it wondering/wishing/hoping that something would happen, something other than what was actually happening on the page at that particular moment. I suppose that might translate as a compliment, that you kept me reading even though I often didn't especially like what you were writing.
Okay, a sideways compliment at best.
I look forward to the Narcissa-centric story you mentioned in the afterword.
I'll look for it first chance I get.
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I have to say thank you for this review, even if it is a sideways compliment, in your view. This was the first major fic I attempted to write, the first crossover, the first time I wrote HP and the only fic I've written for Willow. It was an experiment, one that on the whole I'm very proud of--mostly because I finished it--but like any experiment, there are things I look back on and cringe about. Cliches that I thought were funny to include the first time, tongue-in-cheek style, that weren't executed as well as I could do now are particular winces, but for better or for ill, they're there to stay. I've thought about going back and revamping the story, doing some major edits and fixing things, but honestly? This is fanfic. My real life is beyond complicated and the thought of wasting time revising something unpublishable is ridiculous. That said, I found writing this story a wonderful learning experience, what I'm good and and what I'm not, what readers want and what I want are very different out of a story, and times that I bent to reader will are some of the times I'm least satisfied with the writing. We're all human, and we're all works in progress, much as this fic was. I particularly like reviews that show the reader thought about the story, which is as much a compliment as anything can be, because after all the effort that went into it that's all an author can reasonably expect. So, thank you for such a well thought out review, and I hope you enjoy the Narcissa story.
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
*Loud applause*
Absolutely wonderful! I was quickly hooked and couldn't stop until I'd finished. The Anima Colinga (sp?) was an great idea.
Comments from author:
Thank you! Nothing is more flattering than hearing readers are hooked!
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
My review is a 10 out of 10. . . I am not sure I got the numbers right!
This is my favorite Btvs Crossover, and one of my favorite fanfics ever! I constantly recommend it to other Btvs fans.
Your story is of such high quality! I've emailed you before, but I just re-read it, and I continue to love your exploration of
Snape and Narcissa's characters. . . something I think Rowling makes too black and white.
Just wanted to say thanks again for an excellent story and many hours of enjoyment!
I'd love to see another sequel, or anything else by you, actually. /shameless begging/. Jodie
Comments from author:
And thank you once again! Rowling's treatment of Snape and Narcissa, in the end, turned out to be more grey than we were initially led to believe, and I like to think fanfic writers saw some of that even in the early presentations. Glad you enjoyed!
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
Totally awesome fic.
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Thank you.
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
I found this story because of the 2006 CoAs. I would like to think I would have found it eventually anyway, but I am so glad I didn't have to wait. This story had a beginning, middle, and end. There was plot (one of my favorite things), character development, romance, angst, joy etc etc etc and even though I knew the end was coming I didn't want it to, and it was painful.
Your story had passion all the way through. I stopped reading JKR after 4 because it seemed as though she had lost what little sense of fun she had, and from what I've heard about the HbP other people feel the same. Don't lose yours.
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What a lovely review--this feedback has positively made my day. WTB was something I labored over, tried to make as real as possible, and it was painful for me to leave it and work on other projects. I hope, someday, that I can finish the other wips I have lounging around as effectively as I did WTB! Again, thank you. You've made this author a happy ficcer!
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Great story. Love it!!
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Thank you!
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Review of chapter "Author's End Note, Credits and Sequel Link." from
this was absolutely wonderful!
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Many thanks!
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waking up to realize that this life is much more lucid than the scary dream. Hoping to find some one who i dont only need but who needs me too, to be taken away from it all if a mystery of love. Scars are faded, bumpy, and gashed but no more does blood currupt my skin. No more do i sit with my wollowed worries and a razor to tear away my flesh, so push aside skin to see the blood run threw. Now im left with pain scars memories and realization. To realize that every one saw right threw it, seeing everything. I once was or tryed to me somthing i felt was true but lies filled me head as much as blood dripped off my legs. Slowly you take pleasure in people watching you, seeing you with all of it, and instead of stopping them you let them take all the stairs they want. Old pain is nothing but memories. Now. Instead of blood to my skin i push killer stix and power and leaf's againt my lips to get highs and buzzes of fake relaxation only now realizing thatits only momentarily. I wait for non-realistic phone calls, and un head words. 5 brokens years and millions of tears later im still living im my own reality of nothing. Calling on myself to come to some conclusion i see the lucid fakes of all my days and all i can think isYou are still the same nothing as you were, you will always be that nothing. But even a nothing should be able to do somthing.Yourself, is harder to find than him, whos harder to see, than it.
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