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Project creates 100 local construction jobs, 84 mixed-income units
WORCESTER – Wednesday, August 22, 2012 – Lieutenant Governor Timothy Murray today joined Congressman James McGovern and other state and local officials to celebrate the groundbreaking of Voke Lofts in Worcester. The redevelopment of a historic vocational school building, supported by the Patrick-Murray Administration with $7 million in affordable housing resources, will create 84 units of mixed-income housing for families and create 100 local construction jobs.
"Voke Lofts is an exciting project that will create jobs and affordable housing opportunities for hard working families in Worcester," said Lieutenant Governor Murray. "We are breaking ground today on a major investment for the city and region as a result of effective collaboration with the private sector and support across all levels of government to deliver critical resources to advance this project. I thank Congressman McGovern and the legislative delegation for their support of this project."
"This project will play a vital role in the transformation of Gateway Park from brownfields and a rundown school facility to a vibrant mixed-use community in the center of Worcester," said Congressman Jim McGovern. "Gateway Park is a shining example of the innovative results we get when all levels of government work closely with private developers, companies, and residents. Gateway Park – and CitySquare just blocks away – are the heart of the resurgence of downtown Worcester."
The transit-oriented project being developed by WinnDevelopment is the sole housing component of Worcester's Gateway Park Master Plan. The construction is expected to create an estimated 100 local jobs for the area and will be LEED-certifiable. WinnDevelopment's two most recent projects have received platinum and gold LEED certifications.
"With the support of our state and local government partners, we are proud to be able to convert the historic Worcester Vocational Technical School into a LEED Certifiable, mixed-income residential building with an array of amenities to support a strong quality of life," said Gilbert Winn, Managing Principal of WinnDevelopment. "This is the kind of project our company enjoys. It will not only provide residents with an affordable new housing option as part of the City of Worcester's Gateway Park Master Plan, it will also create new construction jobs to help contribute to the local economy."
In addition to the affordable housing tax credits and subsidies, the project has received Massachusetts Historic Tax Credits, MassHousing funds as well as funding from the city. The general contractor is Dellbrook Construction and the architect is The Architectural Team, Inc. based in Chelsea, Massachusetts.
Since the beginning of their first term, Governor Patrick and Lieutenant Governor Murray have worked with the Legislature and federal government to direct close to $700 million in federal and state tax credits and state housing program subsidies to projects that improve the state's affordable housing stock, create jobs and build stronger communities. These investments have generated more than 14,000 jobs and 10,000 housing units, 9,000 of which are affordable.
"The Worcester Voke Lofts will be a welcome addition to the city, and are another example of the continued revitalization of the North Main Street area," said Senator Harriette Chandler.
"This project represents an ideal re-use of historic land for public benefit. These mixed-income apartments signify an investment in Worcester's downtown neighborhood, breathing new life into the area as well as preserving one of Worcester's most historic assets," said Senator Michael Moore. "I commend WBDC and City officials for making this project a reality."
"This leads to the revitalization of the Lincoln Square Section of Worcester. It's great news for the restaurants and businesses in the area," said Representative John J. Binienda.
"Once again, the leadership of Lieutenant Governor Murray has scored a victory for Worcester," said Representative John Mahoney. "The city is moving forward, and these lofts will add to the livability of our community."
"I have been encouraged by the growth and development of this part of North Main Street over the past decade. Our great City continues to develop into the 21st century. It is important to come up with new ideas for old spaces, and I am delighted that the old Worcester Vocational High School will now find a new use as a mixed income loft building," said Representative James O'Day. "Quality and accessible housing such as the Worcester Voke Lofts are key to our cities success."
"I am excited to be a part of the continued transformation of the North Main Street area, which has recently seen WPI's expansion of its life science center and dormitories, Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences renovations and expansion into the district, along with the continued growth of Gateway Park," said Mayor Joseph Petty. "I applaud WinnDevelopment for their commitment to this new project. This new housing project will continue to diversify the area and spearhead further growth and development."

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Super League: Wigan Warriors face Leeds Rhinos in semi-finals
Wigan Warriors have chosen to face defending champions Leeds Rhinos in Super League's qualifying semi-finals.
The Warriors, who finished top of Super League in the regular season, had the choice under the 'ClubCall' system.
The other qualifying play-off winners, St Helens, will face Warrington Wolves, who had been Wigan's other option.
Super League play-off semis
- Fri 28 Sep: Wigan Warriors v Leeds Rhinos
- Sat 29 Sep: St Helens v Warrington Wolves
The qualifying semi-finals will take place on the weekend of 28-29 September, with Wigan and St Helens both having home advantage.
The winners will meet in the Grand Final at Old Trafford on 6 October.
Wigan have already done the double over Leeds in the regular season, but lost to them in the Challenge Cup semi-finals, and will have the chance for revenge on Friday at the DW Stadium.
Leeds coach Brian McDermott said: "It [the cup semi-final] may count more for Wigan in terms of motivation but we won't read much into it.
"They beat us twice in the league and it wasn't a great day for us at home when they put 50 points past us."
In Saturday's second semi, Challenge Cup winners Warrington will travel to Langtree Park for a quick rematch against Saints, who beat them 28-6 in the first round of the play-offs.
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Comment number 40.Morley Pie Eater
25th September 2012 - 14:24
Dream on, Andy! Wigan haven't won anything and Saints are better? Oh yeah?? What have Saints won apart from a record losing streak in Grand Finals? Even if you do get to Old Trafford, you face a nightmare repeat against us or Leeds and an extension of your record! Laughing all tghe way to the pie shop!!!
Comment number 39.wiresexile
24th September 2012 - 15:24
Wigan, Saints, Leeds, all great teams with great traditions. Wires won the shield last season and from what I recall it's worth was minimised. I'm way past retirement age now and really humbled by Morley's comments after the Challenge Cup win - 'Jamie Peacock was superb'. Two other old codgers like myself. The players from all teams know what all these games are worth.
Comment number 38.Moley
24th September 2012 - 14:14
I am not saying they came over to lose. The Australians just don't take it as seriously as we do. Which is a shame as it is a great concept.
Comment number 37.Kuwaiti Supporters Club
24th September 2012 - 13:54
1 to 13 same, the only difference was 2 players on the subs bench. So how is that a B team. You say they weren't taking it seriously,It's a long way to go for a pre season warm up. Australians always want to win.
Comment number 36.Moley
24th September 2012 - 13:45
It wasn't their strongest team as your have pointed out by your use of the word 'virtually'. Plus it was pretty much their 1st pre-season match with their new coach. Their preparation wasn't that of a team that was taking the match too seriously, more like another pre-season warmup. As I have said, i'm not knocking Leeds, they can only beat what's in front of them.
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Don't like the flash CD increase, it's already pretty high. It just buffs all champs with gap closers while the rest of the champs get an unofficial nerf. How does that help balance the game?
How about adding some more viable summoner spells.
Master yi's Q is messed up. It won't always correctly go on CD as shown.
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Can't wait, amazing changes! I hope the new items from Twisted Treeline make it into 5v5, some of those are my favorite items ever!
I got a suggestion not sure if its great but it would be awesome to have level specific items like say an endgame lvl 18 item which you can only buy at lvl 18 and have some cool options and are really costly to buy , also make it unique passive so only one of it is applicable
Sounds good, just when the game felt a bit stale, you guys shake it up a bit.
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Cannot wait. Do not like higher cd on flash though :<
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Advertisers seeking high-value customers may be better off embracing the elusive DVR audience.
Anyone who's been breathing for the last few years knows the ad biz is locked in a pitched battle with DVR users to make sure those users see the commercials advertisers have paid so dearly for. "TiVo-proofing" ads has become a hot topic, and advertisers everywhere are fiddling desperately with new formats and wacky alternative ad vehicles, such as "eggvertising," to try to capture ever-waning consumer attention.
Is fighting TiVo a good idea? According to a new Mediamark Research study, advertisers searching for high-value customers may be better off embracing the DVR rather than fighting it.
Though the study contains a plethora of interesting data, the bottom line is this: DVR users are a pretty juicy target for advertisers as compared to U.S. adults in general. DVR users are 46 percent more likely to have a college degree, 116 percent more likely to have household incomes of over $150,000, and 70 percent more likely to live in a home valued at over $500,000.
They're also voracious media consumers. Adults in DVR households are 81 percent more likely to be heavy Internet users, 40 percent more likely to be heavy newspaper readers, and 43 percent more likely to be heavy magazine readers. On the other hand, they're 23 percent less likely to be heavy TV viewers than other U.S. adult households, a finding that makes sense when you figure these folks are only watching the exact shows they want when they want. And as they use their DVRs more, they're more likely to record. There was a 23 percent increase in the mean number of programs recorded each week during the last year. Recorded programs now amount to 4 percent of all TV viewing.
With stats like these, it's obvious DVR owners are a very attractive target audience to anyone selling high-end consumer goods and services. How do you reach them? One way is to begin by looking at the numbers. This summer, TiVo launched an audience research and measurement division, which will be able to provide "second by second data and analysis on DVR viewing of advertising content." These kinds of metrics are far more valuable than typical ratings data, because it becomes possible to see exactly what people are looking at, what they're not, and for how long, then to correlate that data with the huge amount of information TiVo already has about subscribers.
Although the new Nielsen/Arbitron "Project Apollo" is pretty cool, it can't come close to the kinds of metrics TiVo can provide. This kind of measurement is pretty unique to TiVo right now, but as convergence continues advertising data like this will become more common, finally allowing us to get beyond the Wanamaker Era of traditional advertising to a world where everything's measurable and highly targetable.
The other way to reach these folks is to realize they're at the forefront of convergence. Provide content that speaks to the way they use media. Considering their broad media consumption and looking at how less likely they are to be heavy TV viewers, these high-value audiences shouldn't be looked at so much as media consumers as media assimilators, bricoleurs who range far and wide through the media landscape looking for entertainment, help, resources, and other kinds of information they can assimilate into their lives. They're not passive couch potatoes but active information seekers. They strive for control over their data streams.
Embrace these media practices by providing content on demand, providing the ability to search (such as in TiVo's new product-search function), and recognizing these folks are the ones in control (not us advertisers) and that working with them instead of against them is how to get their attention.
The future of television and media convergence is obviously coming a little faster than we thought just a few years ago. Although I have my doubts that we're all going to be watching the news on our cornflake boxes by 2020, it's obvious the early DVR adopters identified in this report are tomorrow's mainstream consumers. Figuring out now to work with them -- not fight them -- is the way to go.
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Theresa Brown - "A Good Nurse: What do we mean when we say that?"
6/ 16/2014
Theresa Brown - "A Good Nurse: What do we mean when we say that?"
Nurses Week is an important week on the calendar because it recognizes the outstanding work done by nurses all over the globe. To celebrate Nurses Week 2014, the College of Nursing hosted Theresa Brown, RN, who writes a regular column called "Bedside" for the NY Times. I hope you enjoy this thoughtful discussion.
Joyce P. Griffin-Sobel, PhD, RN, ANEF, FAAN
Dean and Professor, College of Nursing
Dean Griffin-Sobel's Blog
12/ 20/2013
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! I hope your holidays were peaceful and you are leaping into 2014 to accomplish all of your goals. The College of Nursing (CON) has been a busy place over the last few months. The faculty and I have engaged in a strategic planning process to envision where the CON should be in 5 years. You will hear about that at our Spring Forum on January 22 (1-3 pm, Weiskotten 9th floor). I will give you a preview – Read More -->>
Faculty Presented at AACN Baccalaureate Education Conference
12/ 10/2013
Debora E. Kirsch RN, MS, CNS, Clinical Assistant Professor, Director of Undergraduate Nursing for the College of Nursing, presented a talk titled, Professional Identity Development as Nursing Faculty: A Qualitative Study at the Annual American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN) Baccalaureate Education conference, held Nov. 21 to Nov. 23 in New Orleans.
Papers Presented at STTI 42nd Biennial Convention
12/ 10/2013
Following papers were presented at the Sigma Theta Tau International 42nd Biennial Convention on November 16-20th in Indianapolis, Indiana:
- Joyce P. Griffin-Sobel, PhD, RN, ANEF, FAAN, Dean and Professor and Pamela Y. Mahon, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, CNE, ANEF, Associate Dean and Professor, presented at the Sigma Theta Tau International 42nd Biennial Convention November 19, 2013 in Indianapolis, Indiana. The title of their presentation was Technological Learning Strategies: Achieving Interprofessional Education Goals with Technology
- Pamela Y. Mahon, PhD, RN, NEA-BC, CNE, ANEF, Associate Dean and Professor, and Joyce P. Griffin-Sobel, PhD, RN, ANEF, FAAN, Dean and Professor also presented a poster titled Nursing is STEM: Findings from Diverse Nursing Education Pathways at the Sigma Theta Tau International 42nd Biennial Convention November 18-19, 2013 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
- Roberta Rolland, MS,RN, FNP presented The personal transition of emergency room nurses when the focus of patient care changes from curative to end-of-life.
Congratulations Dr. Bambi Carkey
10/ 25/2013
Congratulation to College of Nurisng faculty, Dr. Bambi Carkey, on her article Improved Access to Psychiatric Care. ADVANCE for NPs & Pas. [E-pub September 29, 2013]
Congratulations to CON Student Ambassadors!
10/ 25/2013
Congratulations to our new College of Nursing student ambassadors:
- Joanne Speicher (Class of 2014)
- Karen Vitkus (Class of 2014)
- Maggie Kathleen Brown (Class of 2014)
- Melissa Pearsall (Class of 2014)
- Kaitlin Corona (Class of 2015)
- Veronica Bailey (Class of 2015)
Congratulations also to our returning student ambassador: Caroline Berrios
Dean Griffin-Sobel's Blog
9/ 6/2013
Welcome to my blog
Dear Students,
I am pleased to initiate this blog as another mechanism with which I can update you on the exciting events at the College of Nursing. I will be posting a new issue at least once a month. Today I want to talk about our convocation. Every semester, the CON will host an all-College program, and the convocation on 28 August was the first one. It was an exciting time for our new students and continuing students, with opportunities to network with one another and the faculty. Read More -->>
Faculty Achievements
8/ 30/2013
Congratulations to the following faculty for their latest achievements:
Bambi A. Carkey DNP, PMHNP-BC, NPP, presented "Building on a Century of Excellence: Shaping the Future with Evidence-Based Practice." at the Crouse Hospital College of Nursing, 100th Anniversary conference, Syracuse, N.Y., May 22, 2013.
Wells, M. & Wade, M. (2013). published in The Nurse Practitioner, 38 (6), 40-53. The title of the article is Physical performance measures: an important component of the geriatric assessment.
Meega Wells also published with one of our graduate students (Rodriguez, E) in the Journal of Emergency Nursing. 39 (2), 138-139. doi: 10.1016/j.jen.2012.03.002. The title is A 22-Year-Old Graduate Student with Bizarre Behavior.
Patty Powers, DNP, MPA, FNP-C, NPP presented Distant Faculty Observation using the iPad at the SUNY IT : Conference on Instruction & Technology, May 23.
Kalman, M., Fahs, P.S., Wells, M., et al (2013) published Education to increase women's knowledge of female MI symptoms in the journal of the New York State Nurses Association. 43(2), 11-16. With CE activity.
M. Kalman was invited to give 3 lectures on research and theory to graduate nursing students at Harbin Medical University, College of Nursing, Harbin, China.
Dr. Joyce Griffin-Sobel named a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing
7/ 25/2013
Congratulations to Dr. Joyce P. Griffin-Sobel, PhD, RN, CNE, ANEF, Dean of the College of Nursing at Upstate Medical University. She has been named a Fellow of the American Academy of Nursing. A formal induction ceremony will be held Oct. 19 in Washington, D.C.
-->>Read more at: Upstate's Online Featured Story
CCPNA Outstanding Student Award
5/ 10/2013
Cheryl Youker, Upstate CON student in the RN-MS program received an "Outstanding Student Award" from Central Counties Professional Nurses Association (CCPNA) on May 8, 2013 at their annual dinner at Justin's Grill. Cheryl is one of five students from local colleges of nursing who was given this prestigious award by CCPNA. Cheryl was nominated by the CON as outstanding BS student for her academic achievement and community service. Cheryl will receive a BS degree at graduation and will continue in the FNP track of the MS program at the CON.
CON CNS Students' Poster won 2nd Prize
3/ 22/2013
Ann Hendrickson, RN, BSN, a clinical nurse specialist student in the College of Nursing and patient service leader at Upstate University Hospital, won second prize for her poster titled, Developing and Implementing an Evidenced Based Nurse-Driven Mobility Protocol, at the national conference of the National Association of Clinical Nurse Specialists, held March 7 to 9 in San Antonio. She is the first student at the CON to win this national award.
Nursing students' Research Chosen for National Conference
3/ 5/2013
Nursing students' research chosen for national conference
Four students in the Upstate College of Nursing master's level Clinical Nurse Specialist program will present their research at a national conference in Texas. From left, Maureen Hartmann, Heather Waldau, Ann Hendrickson and Meraedith Lange. Photo by Debbie Rexine. READ MORE ->>
Announcing a New Degree Program - Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
1/ 23/2013
Earn Your Doctorate Part-Time, On-line Over Three Years. We are admitting students into the DNP Program in Fall 2013. The application deadline for the Fall semester is June 1st. Deadline for submission of transcripts, letters of recommendation and any other supporting documents is June 15th.
Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) posted in CNY Business Journal.
Earn Your Doctorate Part-Time, On-line Over Three Years: Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)
Joyce Griffin-Sobel, PhD, RN
Dean, College of Nursing
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OverviewNestled in between the steel ribbons of the Burlington-Northern Santa Fe Railroad and the pot-holed asphalt of US Highway 93 lies a small and obscure mountain called Dog. Dog Mountain is located in NW Montana's Salish Mountains. Certainly not a destination "climb" for 99.9% of the population, Dog proved to be a fun Class 2 bushwhack up the mountain proper after negotiating several miles of icy Forest Service Roads (on foot). Views of the Salish Mountains to the west and the Whitefish Range to the east were better than expected. In the foreground of each of these views were two nice lakes. Dog Lake, still frozen, serves as the foreground of views to the southeast of the Whitefish Range and frozen, Upper Stillwater Lake, serves as the foreground to views west of the Salish Mountains.
In 1935, a 20' pole L-4 tower was erected on Dog to serve as a fire lookout. Unfortunately, this was destroyed in 1961, however, there are still remnants of the lookout at the summit.
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After crossing the bridge you arrive at what appears to be a convergence of several forest service roads. Bear right, and then take the left fork. After taking several strides, look into the trees to the right and you will see a shot-up road sign which verifies you are on the correct road.
From this point it is just a matter of hiking on the road for another approximately 1.91 miles. At this point, the road kind of forks again, take the right fork. Prior to reaching this point there are several ups and downs along the road and at one point, if you choose, you can take a road off to the left and hike right along the railroad tracks. We did not do this but, during the hike we heard two trains pass and caught glimpses of one through the trees. You will also pass several small un-named ponds/lakes along the way...all mostly frozen on this hike. Almost immediately after taking the right fork the old logging road appears on the left. This road is not on the map. We chose to go up the road to see how far we could get before starting to bushwhack. After going up the road for .37 miles we ran across the fresh bear tracks in the snow and decided to head in the opposite direction...which was up the mountain.
The initial up-hill bushwhack to the first false summit consisted of gaining just shy of 200' over .13 miles. Bushwhack photos below...
Along the broad ridge-top, there are gains and losses over the three false summits. Gaining 60' additional feet over .23 miles the summit is finally gained where one finds the ruins of an old lookout.
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Camping and RedTapeDog Mountain is located in the Stillwater State Forest contained within the Flathead National Forest which is bear country. Don't hike alone, make noise as you hike, and carry bear spray and know how to use it. We saw fresh bear sign on Dog Mountain and the Salish Mountains are chock full of healthy-sized black bears and the occasional grizzly.
There is plenty of water available on this hike. Bring a filter if you don't carry your own water. A map of the Flathead National Forest and the Tally Lake Ranger District is helpful in negotiating the many Forest Service Roads. I referred to this map countless times during this hike. Bug repellent is an absolute necessity in Montana in June, July and August, not so much in April.
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The Scottish Independent Advocacy Alliance promotes, supports and defends the principles and practice of independent advocacy across Scotland. This report details activities undertaken by the SIAA in 2005 including running 'advocacy awareness' training for service providers, a 'training for trainers' course, the distribution of the 'Directory of Advocacy Organisations in Scotland' and the development of the SIAA website which hosts a discussion forum to discuss dilemmas and to start discussions on advocacy in Scotland.
This report is an analytical study of the principle areas of social policy affected by the split between the needs of children on the one hand and parents on the other. It is a split that pervades family law, government planning structures for children and parents, and almost every service associated with family life, including health, education, criminal justice, financial support and child protection.
The purpose of the Act is to establish a Commissioner for Public Appointments in Scotland, to abolish 5 Non-Departmental Public Bodies (the Ancient Monuments Board for Scotland, the Historic Buildings Council for Scotland, the Scottish Hospital Trust, the Scottish Medical Practices Committee and the Scottish Conveyancing and Executry Services Board), to give certain notarial powers to independent qualified conveyancers and to conveyancing and executry practitioners, and to create a new statutory Non Departmental Public Body to succeed the Ancient Monuments Board for Scotland and Historic Bu
People who have been diagnosed with dementia, or who are worried that they may develop dementia in the future, are often concerned about how decisions regarding their medical treatment might be made should they lose the ability to decide for themselves. They may fear that life-sustaining or life-prolonging treatments would be provided long after they were able to achieve a level of recovery, length of life or quality of life that the person would at present consider to be acceptable or tolerable.
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This Act of Scottish Parliament has two main purposes. These are to prevent the accused in a sexual offence case from personally cross-examining the complainer; and to strengthen the existing provisions restricting the extent to which evidence can be led regarding the character and sexual history of the complainer. The first purpose will be achieved by requiring the accused to be legally represented throughout his or her trial.
This website presents the history of Abortion Law in the UK. It's a brief description of the history.
The Alzheimer's Society is the UK's leading care and research charity for people with dementia, their families and carers. They produce information and advice sheets to support those affected by dementia. This information sheet discusses options in the event of loss of mental capacity due to dementia. This may mean that someone else will need to manage legal, financial and health affairs of the person with dementia.
Access to safe, legal abortion is a crucial issue for women. There is no completely effective contraceptive method and world wide in countries where abortion is criminalised, tens of thousands of women die every year as a consequence of unsafe abortion. The right to have an abortion is consistently well supported in Britain. This briefing paper has been produced to provide evidence-based information on the issues under discussion.
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I'm curious what users out here who are using Linux in the classroom are doing about the many choices of desktop environments that are available. I had banked on using XFCE when/if we roll out more Ubuntu desktops, but I ran into a few snags. Using XFCE 4.8 on Ubuntu 11.04 has given me a little more food for thought. I like XFCE a lot, but I keep running into random bugs. Sometimes my system freezes, other times my mouse just locks up, and now and then my icons in my taskbar turn to white squares and nothing works, including the log out/shut down applet. I just get errors until I do a hard reboot.
Some thoughts:
KDE - I love KDE, but no thanks. I just don't feel it's stable enough to be in a production environment. It's magnitude of plasma widgets and stuff may look pretty, but I feel as though it is way too much for what I need and just isn't a good fit. Don't get me wrong, I love it, I'm just not feeling it as the main desktop environment in our scenario.
Gnome - Old faithful, but changing quite a bit. Unity is a terrific option and has served me so well it's hard to look away from it. However, Unity is new. Very new. This is scary... I'd rather choose something simpler and yet very effective to use that's been around for a while before I tinker with Unity. At the same token, I've had so few issues with Unity, it really does make me wonder if I should give it a try.
XFCE - As stated above, it works very well, but has given me some issues. Perhaps it just hates my CR-48 Google laptop? I don't know... but so far I'm not 100% convinced over it.
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Pam's StoryMy take on Red Lobsters crab stuffed mushrooms. Very easy to make and taste great.
1 lb
fresh mushrooms, (about 35-40)
1/4 c
finely chopped celery
2 Tbsp
finely chopped onion
2 Tbsp
finely chopped red pepper
1/2 lb
crab meat, shredded
2 c
oyster crackers
1/2 c
shredded cheddar cheese
1/4 tsp
garlic powder
1/2 tsp
old bay seasoning
1/4 tsp
black pepper
1/4 tsp
1/2 c
1 pkg
cracker barrel white cheddar cheese, sliced
Directions Step-By-Step
1Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
Saute celery, onion, and pepper in butter for 2 minutes, transfer to a plate and cool in the refrigerator.
While vegetables cool, wash mushrooms and remove stems. Set caps to the side and finely chop half of the stems. Discard the other half of the stems or use elsewhere.
2Combine the sauted vegetables, chopped mushroom stems, and all other ingredients (except cheese slices) and mix well.
Place mushroom caps in individual buttered casseroles or baking dishes (about 6 caps each) or ungreased 9x13 dish(es).
Spoon 1 teaspoon of stuffing into each mushroom.
Cover with sliced cheese.
3Bake in oven for 12 to 15 minutes until cheese is lightly browned.
**sprinkle with paprika, desired.
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Jean Bolduc jacoby - Mar 6, 2012
Love stuffed mushrooms.. This sounds like a real great recipe one that I will definitely try.. Yummy..
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Love stuffed mushrooms and can't wait to try your recipe it sounds delicious. Thank you for sharing. Hugs, Diane
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This was a good recipe except there are too many oyster crackers in it. I think half of the recipe would be great! Then you could taste the crab...


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Small class size and low child-teacher ratios are very important. "This allows teachers to meet children's individual needs," says Parents adviser Kathleen McCartney, Ph.D., a professor at Harvard Graduate School of Education, in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It also helps kids make friends more easily. The National Association for the Education of Young Children recommends classes of no more than 14 for 2 1/2- to 3-year-olds and 20 for 3- to 5-year-olds. And there should be at least one adult looking after every seven 2 1/2- to 3-year-olds or ten 3- to 5-year-olds. The classroom should also be well equipped with play materials that the children can reach easily. Of course, safety and cleanliness are crucial too. Make sure the staff is trained in first aid and that there are fenced outdoor play spaces. Ask how often toys and equipment are cleaned, and if kids are encouraged to wash their hands during the day.


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M. Butterfly begins with Gallimard's imprisonment and unveils the story through flashbacks, rapid-fire scenes, narration from the lead characters, and authentic Asian dance. The action is quick, visually stirring, and obviously difficult to stage. Without expert acting and direction, audiences could easily become confused.
But everything emerges crystal clear in the Off-Broadway's rendition (better than the Broadway one I first viewed, starring John Lithgow). Jay Tompkins's magnificent spiral set and inventive lighting mightily enhance the story line, and John R. Briggs's crisp, intelligent direction is well-suited to the script . Brian C. Smith is effective as Gallimard, his halting sentences properly conveying an insecure man who seeks pleasure and order in his life but is unsure how to obtain either. Because Smith is more attractive (not intended by Hwang) than Lithgow, the affairs he initiates possess even more appeal, yet at the same time he manages to evoke a suitable dose of pity. As Song Liling, M. Wong successfully builds two very different characters, just as Dustin Hoffman did in the film Tootsie. His alluring female is no drag queen; she whispers and titters modestly, convincingly employing the full range of subtle tricks beautiful women use on their men. But when the play calls for Wong's abrupt change into the male spy, he becomes shallow and harsh, even sadistically dominant, a feat he performs most effectively.
Supporting roles such as those of Tom Wahl as the debonair Marc and Judith Townsend as Gallimard's tormented wife Helga are so finely drawn and truthfully acted they raise the production to even higher levels. Quite frankly, you couldn't make a better choice for an enthralling evening of theater.
Whereas Hwang is a natural playwright, injecting excitement, significance, and constant action into his tale, Chaim Potok is no such animal, a fact almost immediately evident in The Play of Lights, Potok's first full-length drama, being given its world premiere by the Hollywood Performing Arts Professional Repertory Theatre. Author of such artful novels about the Jewish experience as The Chosen, Potok hasn't mastered the art of writing for the theater, which is not surprising. Only a few rare souls, such as Oscar Wilde and Jean-Paul Sartre, succeeded in writing for both page and stage. Between covers, Potok's story might work very well: A young rabbinical student cannot live with the fact that his father helped create the atomic bomb that destroyed Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Descriptive passages about the beauty of Kyoto and Japanese art have a much greater impact when you have all the time in the world to savor the words. But when prosaic writing communicates an intellectual rather than a dramatic conflict in play form, boredom can quickly take hold.
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Hey guys, my new scope just came in and I am chomping at the bits to mount it on my gun. I just have one issue. I have a Remington 700 .308, it currently wears a cheap tasco 4X30, I just received a Bushnell Elite 4200
6-24X50, and you guessed it, I need new mounts. obviously something that will get the objective off the barrel, but not too high. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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Warne Mounts. Does your rifle have a picatinny rail on top of it? What size is the objective on your new Bushnell?
I do not have a rail, and the objective is 50 mil. Idealy I would like something that gets the scope as close to the gun as possible.
You really have all kinds of options, I think your best bet would be to take the rifle and the scope down to your local gun store and look at some different rings and eyeball whether or not they will fit your needs or not. I just recommended Warne because that is all I have ever used.....
Don't know where you live or how many places you have that you can look, but Squirrely is right. Take the rifle and scope to a retailer and see what fits best. Trying to find base/rings that give you the elevation you want can be a major pain in the butt if you don't have access to look at several.
Some of the base and rings manufacturers can give you specs and measurements on their rings if you don't have a place that you can actually look at them.
Good luck and let us know how it works out.
Thanks, I figured I would have to do that anyway, but I wanted to hear from the board first, just to hear some suggestions.
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SEOUL, South Korea -- Noting that Gastech is visiting North East Asia for the first time in its history, Gavin Sutcliffe, head of content and programming for Gastech Korea 2014, welcomed delegates with the proclamation that "there has never been a more exciting, bullish time to be involved in the global gas and LNG industries." His enthusiasm was shared by conference Co-chairman Chris Clucas, group fleet director at Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement Ltd, who pointed out to attendees that this year marks the 50th anniversary of the beginning of water-borne transportation of LNG. Just eight years later, Gastech was founded in response to the burgeoning gas and LNG markets, and has showcased new developments and trends in the industry ever since.
Gastech's other co-chairman, Paul Sullivan, director of Global LNG and FLNG at WorleyParsons, expanded on Sutcliffe's and Clucas' comments. "The global gas market continues to be changeable," said Sullivan. "Just a few years ago, we were looking at a gas shortage in the U.S. Now, we're looking to export LNG." He noted that the primary interest of executives attending Gastech continues to be the price of gas and LNG, and the cost to operators (for development, production, processing and transportation). "The challenge we face," he added, "is keeping gas development economically competitive."
Special greetings were offered to the crowd by South Korean Minister for Trade, Industry & Energy, Sang-Jick Yoon, and Korea Gas Corporation President and CEO Seok-hyo Jang. For his part, Jang offered some interesting statistics. "Unconventional production is almost half of global gas output growth," he pointed out. "And Japan and Korea already import 70% of global LNG supplies." China and other countries, he noted, are expected to increase their LNG imports substantially in the next several years.
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I agree about the tenses thing. Try to keep consistent on whichever you choose.
Also, it might be good to add a little more meat to the bones of your story. Basically, the majority of the chapters are back and forth dialogue, which is fine, but it would be good to break some of it up with description. Describe what's going on during the conversation.
So yeah, other than needing more description, I think this is a great story idea. You have good writing skills, so I'm confident that this will be very good.
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Cool chap. If you make looker dawns dad for some reason I'll! You know, not really care. Will he get a pokemon or join the International police peeps soon?
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Chapter 4
To Looker, the sun always shone in the fragrant Eterna City.
He had a place of his own, cash, and, for the most part, his own life. He was truly his own man, all at age sixteen.
He awoke around the same time as yesterday and went about his morning routine, only with the same stunned face he had last night. The face of being kissed by a cute girl.
As he was putting on his clothes, similar to the ones he wore the previous day only the shirt was a dark brown, a familiar knock came at the door.
"Just a second!" he called with his shirt half-way on.
He went to the mini-fridge, grabbed a chilled can of soda, and with a couple of gulps, threw the empty can into the trash.
He opened the door to see Johanna, smiling and holding a picnic basket. Today she wore a vivid green shirt, and she smelled…well, she smelled good.
"Ready to go to Floaroma Town?"
"Yep. What's with the basket?"
"We'll have a picnic!"
"Oh, cool!"
The duo exited the Condominiums, chatting about small things.
On the edge of Eterna City the pair stopped. A sign was posted that read-
"Eterna forest-Eterna City."
"We'll have to walk through the forest first." Johanna said, moving closer to Looker.
He was nervous. He had never left Eterna City. Then he thought about the wild Pokemon within the thick forest. What if one attacks him like the Golbat did?
He rubbed his left arm. His Bite wound had long since healed, leaving a distinctive scar.
"NO!" he thought. "Looker, you sly dog, put on a brave face for her!"
With his confidence boosted, he began to walk towards the towering trees.
"Lets get to it then!"
He smiled back to Johanna, who giggled and followed after him.
The forest was just as lush and green as the city that shared it's name. The large, thick trees made a maze through the tall blades of thin grass. The treetops blotted out parts of the sky and the sun shone through the opening of branches and leaves, giving the ground blotches of light.
"There's a rumor that some crazy old man used to live in a big house up here, but when a ghost-robot attacked him, he moved away." Johanna said with a tone of dread.
"Its just a rumor, who's ever heard of a 'ghost-robot'? And you did say he was crazy, right?"
"No, like the ghost possessed a robot and tried to shock the old coot!"
"Hm. That would be fun to investigate!" Looker replied, intrigued by such a story.
"You're more adventurous than I am…. You must be born with it…."
"Not really. Some days you just have to get up and decide to go look for adventure."
Johanna thought about what he had just said. He was right. A strong warmth welled up inside the young girl, causing her to take Looker's hand in hers.
"Thanks Looker…..lets look together."
He didn't know how to reply to this, or how to react to her holding his hand, so he just nodded and continued to walk.
Floaroma Town was like Eterna City- only smaller, and instead of trees, it had an abundance in flowers and plants of every kind.
"Smell those flowers! What a scent!" Johanna squealed as they entered the small town.
As far as the eye could see, flowers were everywhere on the ground. The whole place was one giant flower patch, perfect for picnics.
Sitting down in the middle of the ocean of petals, Looker began to roll up his sleeves, another thing he learned from his sea-faring days-
The bottom levels of the ship is where they all ate. A large, wooden table is where the crew sat, the captain sitting at the end. The table was old and worn, knife marks and stains taking up the majority of the wood.
Sailor John, another man of the sea, would always roll up his sleeves.
"What's the point of that John?" a fourteen year Looker asked one supper.
"Ah, young chap. Around gentlemen and the sort, its so you don't stain your sleeves while eating, yes, but around the tenderness of a woman, its to show off your tattoos and scars, you see?"
"Now, any other questions?"
"Excellent, now for my daily cigar…"
John pulled out a plump cigar and touched the tip to his lighter, causing a rich smoke to fill the air.
"AYE! Its like someone let loose a family of Koffing in here! John! Put that puffer out! Us sailors are going to be cut down in health!" Luke yelled from the other end of the table.
With a deep breath of smoke, John called back-
"Better than cutting the scarred earth!"
The Captain called to them all -"Quiet! You're both riding me up a wall!"
"That's what your mother said last night, Trebek!" Sean yelled over to the man at the end seat.
John turned to Looker, cigar clutched in hand, sly smile across his face.
He didn't understand any of it.
So anyway- With his sleeves rolled up to about his elbows, Johanna took notice of his scar.
"What happened!?!"
"Huh? Oh, my arm. Its just a scar."
"How did you get it?" she asked, inspecting the scar closer.
"I was in Mt.Coronet and-"
"Mt.Coronet! Man, you really are adventurous."
"And a Golbat swooped down and bit me, but its just fine now."
"Wow……with that scar, exotic voice, and that attraction to adventure, some might call you a global man of danger….." she said with a hint of desire.
Looker nearly choked on his peanut butter sandwich at her comment, or, more so, the way she said it.
Choking down the food, he replied
"T-thanks….that's kinda what I want to be when I get older, some kind of crime-stopper that tackles crime around the world."
He had never told anyone but Luke what he wanted to be. He hoped Johanna wouldn't laugh at the idea.
"That's a great goal! I want to be the Pokemon Contest Champion some day!"
He was relieved. She hadn't laughed at him. She understood him.
"That's cool! I know you can reach your dreams if I can!"
With a laugh, she lunged at him over the picnic basket, embracing him in a hug. Doing the only thing he could do, he hugged back.
He had never felt what he felt right there. She was soft, warm, tender. He liked Johanna. Liked her a lot. She was kind, smart, and not hard to look at. And the greatest part of it was, she liked him back. He couldn't tell what was sweeter- the smell of the flowers or her. Probably her.
With that one hug, all his worries vanished. His father's death, his running away, his awkward style of talking-gone. Nothing could bring him down. This was pleasure at its fullest.
The couple's week of fun was coming to an end. Johanna was planned to return to her home of Twinleaf Town in one day. They both knew it would come, and the two spent their last hours together sitting in the Condominiums lobby, hands together, seated on the couch.
"I'll miss you, Looker. I had a great time with you."
"I'll miss you too, Johanna. We'll have to do it again sometime."
"Yeah…….I should be visiting again in about a year…."
Tears began to form in the girl's eyes.
He put his arm around her shoulder to comfort her.
"Hey, I'll be waiting right here for you. Don't cry….just don't cry…."
She closed her eyes and leaned on his shoulder.
"Ok……." she said, tears rolling down her gorgeous face.
"Thanks for everything."
"You're very welcome…thank you."
Looker was asleep in his bed when the all familiar knock awoke him from his deep slumber.
Rubbing his eyes he got up. He sauntered over to the door, the moonlight being his path through the dark apartment.
Pulling open the door, he saw Johanna standing there, wearing a jacket and holding a duffel bag.
"J-Johanna, I thought you would of headed out by n-"
Before he could finish, she walked into the apartment without a word.
"Um…make yourself at home…."
She set her bag down and walked over to the sleepy boy.
"I didn't get a chance to really say thank you earlier, and I thought I should before I go……."
And like that, she wrapped her slender arms around Looker and pressed her lips to his. This snapped him awake instantly. Reacting to instinct, he put his arms around her waist and returned her kiss with a few smaller ones.
The two, while smooching up a storm, scooted over to the chair and plopped down as one figure. If he had thought a hug was nice, this was ecstasy. He didn't care if they were kids that only knew each other for a week, he didn't care how Johanna knew how to work her lips and tongue like that, he didn't care if an Ursaring came bursting through a wall and began to destroy the place- he was making out with a girl.
After 45 minutes or so, the two let go of one another and lifted from the recliner.
"You're….you're welcome…." was all he could gasp.
"Never change Looker."
She picked up her bag and headed for the door. She turned around to look at the boy in boxers and sleeping shirt she had just kissed.
"I gotta go now…….don't tell my grandmother, ok?"
"Don't worry, I won't." he winked at her.
With a chuckle, she blew him a kiss and walked out the door.
He watched her walk down the street out of town from his window. The morning sun was just beginning to rise above the horizon. She was the best thing so far about Sinnoh, and all Looker could do was smile as she walked away.
The sun always shone in Eterna City, and he only saw good, good things.
Chapter 5
Looker missed Johanna, that was for sure. Celia would always ask if "The young whipper-snappers" had fun, and his reply would always be "Yes."
But, beside missing her, things continued to run smoothly in Eterna City for the next year. He grew in stature and in favor with the locals, and with some extra cash, he started buying books of all kinds to study. He knew his father would want him to do that. He also bought an atlas of the Sinnoh Region.
Between working at the bike shop, paying rent, and riding around town, things were good in Eterna.
Good. Not perfect.
He, now seventeen, still had not found an opportunity to stop crime. That was the whole reason he had run away three years previous. He knew he had to get to it, before he waits too long. He had a basic understanding of the Region, he felt at home, in a sense, now it was time to go for his goal.
"The only problem, however….." he thought out loud one night while laying in bed-
"Is all the towns in Sinnoh don't need anymore Local Police…."
He started to frown. Had he traveled half-way around the world just to be some guy working in a bike shop?
With a "humph" he turned off the lamp sitting on his nightstand and went to sleep.
One grey morning he had sweeping duty at Rad's bike shop. Getting up an hour earlier than normal, he trudged down the street to the small building. Just a normal Thursday.
In front of the building was a small red mail-box. The still half-asleep seventeen year old walked over to the small container, noticing the tiny red flag turned up.
"Hm, early mail today……"
Pulling down the metal lid he retrieved the handful of envelopes.
"Bill……brochure guide…..bill……post card from a guy named….named Wattson?…..and……"
He paused.
"….and a flyer that's promoting the 'International Police!'"
Running into the shop, he flung the rest of the mail onto Rad's desk and hurriedly goes and flips on the show room lights.
He starts to read the flyer aloud.
"Wanted- brave, bold young people willing to travel around the world stopping crime. Must qualify through a series of tests and training courses over the time span of a few weeks.
To go to an interview, go to Pastoria city and take Voyage #4 this coming Friday."
-I.P. Director Cullen.
Looker nearly fainted. This was too good to be true. Right when he was giving up hope, hope came in the form of a flyer. This was it. He was going to try out for the "International Police".
"What was the International Police anyway? Sounds neat!" he thought, his mind racing.
Deciding that he'd leave tomorrow early in the morning and plan tonight, he folded up the paper and put it in his pocket. He went and grabbed the wide broom with black bristles. One more day with a "normal" job wasn't that bad.
He started to hum as he swept. He would tell Rad when he came in and hope he would understand.
Nothing could bring the beaming young man down.
"Looker? You get the floor clean?"
"Yes sir, Mr.Rickshaw."
"Good job. Start on displaying those new pedals we got in the back room."
"Yes sir."
The day droned on. Little kids needing some part after a wreck, parents looking for birthday presents, bikers checking out the newest products. Just an usual day in the bike shop.
Once the day was starting to end, he went up to Rad.
"Um, excuse me sir. A minute of your time?"
With a quizzical look, Rad replied-
"Huh? Sure……"
"Thanks. I…I have a chance to possibly join the International Police, and I would have to leave town tomorrow if I were to try….."
"THE International Police? Aren't you a bit young?"
"They say they want young people…for deputies I guess…."
"Ah….International Police eh? Heh, very big dream……And you say you'd have to up and leave tomorrow?"
"Yes sir……I've wanted something like this to happen for years……"
Rad shifted his weight on his right foot, then his left, and did his trademark neck scratch.
"Looker, you're a darn fine employee. A damn fine one, really. I don't know your past, nor do I want to know…..and when you talk about ambitions and things, it makes me wonder what made you who you are…..what happened in your past to make you want to do this? But like I said, I don't want to know…….damn fine employee kid……."
He hadn't expected Rad to go so deep with their talk.
"And I know, I know, I'm just a bike salesman with a bald spot, but I've lived life day in and day out and go through the same trials as anyone else…you'd make a good International Police Agent….."
The older man looked down, again shifting his weight from foot to foot.
"What I do want, Looker…….."
He held out his hand, soft smile covering his face.
"Is a promise that you'll qualify and make it."
Looker's swelled with joy, grasping the other mans hand firmly and shaking it.
"Thank you, Mr.Ricksahaw! Thank you!"
"Please, call me Rad. You don't work here anymore." he said with a laugh.
"I won't forgot this, er, Rad."
"Oh, one other thing!" he turned and darted to his office, dug around in his desk, and retrieved an envelope.
"Here buddy, take your last weeks 'pay check'." he said holding out the white paper item.
"B-but today is only Thursday…."
"Go ahead, take it. I insist…."
Taking the 'pay check', he noticed a thin stack of green bills were tucked inside.
"Mr. Ri- Rad, my pay check isn't this much…I couldn't ju-"
"Ap ap ap! Say nothing on it. Now get outta here unless you're going to buy something." Rad said with a joking smile.
With a laugh, Looker nodded, patted Rad on the back, and walked out of the bike shop for the last time.
The next morning Looker awoke with renewed energy. Today was the day he finally met his goal. He had packed his bag the night before, only this time using an actual hiking back pack. The pumped teenager put on some travel clothes and prepared to leave.
He went about his morning routine, drank a soda, and looked back one more time at his humble apartment. His old suitcase was sitting by the chair.
"Heh, that old thing….."
He walked over to the worn suitcase and placed it in his closet. Memories of lugging it across the ocean flashed in his mind like a strobe light in darkness……
"Look at ya, Looker! You're only a lad and hauling better luggage than all of us sailors!"
The sailor that said this was Sailor Ben. He had dark toned skin, a bald head, soft eyes, and long fingers. His raspy voice could be heard most of the time singing old jazz songs and night club tunes. He claimed back home he had a snazzy Porsche, but this was never proven.
"Thanks Ben…but what do sailors use to carry their clothes in?" the 14 year old Looker asked.
"Aheheha! Looker-Cat," he began jumping down from his bunk, "One of two things…"
He crouched to the floor and pulled a thick, dense trunk from under the bunk bed.
"Either a ship trunk like this old thing here" he said, tapping his fingers on the leather extior.
"Or a big ol' bag like this, ya dig?" he replied pulling out a large fabric bag from under the bed, it's draw strings frayed.
"Oh. I see……"
Pushing the items back under the bottom bunk, Ben raised up.
"Now then Looker-Cat, you wanna learn what a 'Jive Turkey' is?"
The two shipmates walked past Sailor Sean and Captain Trebek bickering over a thing called "Buck Futters", whatever that meant.
Besides Luke, Ben was probably the nicest sailor of the crew.
Before he made it to the stairs, Celia's voice bellowed from within her apartment.
"Wait, Looker! Come over here a minute!"
He was surprised she was up this early.
"Yes ma'm?" he asked.
"I just wanted to see that handsome face one last time……I know you'll do well, dear…."
"Thanks. Thank you for everything….."
"Oh don't men-" she stopped and gazed at the coat's left sleeve.
"Heavens! You can't go to a job interview with a tattered sleeve! Hand it here, hand it here!"
She ran the coat over to a sink. She then filled a pot with warm water and pulled out a small container filled with green dust.
"I got this at the herb shop…it'll lift that stain right out." she said, emptying the powder into the water, turning it a deep green.
She pressed the sleeve into the warm water, lifted it out, ringed it out, and patted it down with a dish rag. To his amazement, the three year old bloodstain had vanished.
"Now for those tears……"
The spry 69 year old went to work stitching and sewing the rips in on the smooth interior, thin, wrinkled fingers moving in a blur as the gashes grew smaller and smaller.
He was amazed at how fast the older lady went, never stopping, and always with a soft smile.
"There, all fixed. How does that look?"
The sleeve was all better. You wouldn't be able to tell it was tattered and splattered with blood. Celia had done an astonishing job.
"Wow, it looks brand new….Thank you!"
"Of course dear, of course…"
She hugged the Looker with a strong embrace and squeezed.
"Never change Looker, never change."
NOTES: I hated writing this chapter. I'm not a big fan of shipping, but it relates to the story later on. This is also the end of this saga of "Look", as I've covered his beginnings, how he got to Sinnoh, and his first couple of years that'll play a role as the action parts pick up. I know these chapters were dull, but now we dive into Looker as he joins the International Police!
Again-Thanks for reading and comments, tips, and pointers welcome!
25 points to whoever recognizes the "special guest sailor" and hidden guest(s)
NEXT- The road to Pastoria City! And a return from an old character! 50 points to whoever can guess the right answer!
Luke and Ben, Star Wars References? aside from the odd word omission, I found it quite enjoyable.
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Luke or johanna comes back. Lookshipping(looker x johanna). ya.
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Thanks for reading guys! I never thought I would even get a small number of replies. And I forgot to mention there are 2, yes 2, guest sailors, Ultra Pidgeat got 1 of them. The hidden guest (Not Delia) stil hasn't been guessed, nor has the special return character.
Chapter 6, Saga 2.
Mt.Coronet is the biggest mountain in the Sinnoh Region. Many hikers told of the grueling caves you had to pass, of the long dark treks and eerily quiet tunnels. The Pokemon, depending on which level you go to, are terribly strong, as evidence of the stories old construction workers tell of building the man-made stairs and bridges in the large landmass.
All this however, weren't going to stop a young man in a trench coat from reaching Pastoria City.
His name was "Looker", a nickname with a snazzy ring to it. This lean, dark haired boy was on his way to the "Marsh town by the sea" in hopes of becoming a top notch International Police agent.
With his bag, dark green bike for transport, map, and wit he began to pedal faster.
"So I should end up in Hearthome City, then I just need to go south on Route 212. Easy!" he said, nearing the mouth of the cave.
With a final look back on Eterna City, he entered the mountain he had traveled in nearly 3 years ago, the dim light all to present.
"I'm glad this bike was built to last. I would hate to have to walk through this again."
The rubber wheels jagged up and down on the rough, brown stone floor. He began to hum a tune, allowing the little jive to echo throughout the caverns. Everything was going as planned. Not just the trip to Pastoria, but his whole plan. Getting to Sinnoh, finding his calling, locating an opportunity….all of it- geared like a well oiled bike chain, which, ironically, was propelling him forward through the cave.
Suddenly, a ear-splitting screech entered the air above his head. A wild Pokemon!
Braking, Looker turned and try to see what Pokemon had made that awful noise. It was slightly high pitched, but scratchy and ragged. It almost sounded in pain……almost as if it was angry……almost…….
"……….Almost like that Golbat!" he yelled.
The might winged beast swooped down in front of him. It's eyes mean and dark, his large wings twitching with anticipation. Inside its wide mouth, three glistening white teeth were ready to chomp down and suck blood. It's fourth tooth was missing, leaving a blank spot in the dark purple gums of the Golbat.
It was the same Golbat from 3 years ago. The one that gave him that gnarly scar.
"Y-you! What are you doing here?" Looker asked the Pokemon, voice starting to shake at such a foul beast.
It inched closer, still emitting it's mighty screeches. It had remembered Looker. It had remembered what the boy had taken. It had a grudge.
"Look, just let me pass. I don't have time for this……" he began to slowly creep to the side, hoping to have enough space to speed by Golbat.
The Golbat licked the empty spot in it's mouth where his fourth tooth was supposed to go, staring straight at Looker.
"You want your tooth, huh? Is that it? You putrid Pocket Monster?"
" Wait!" he thought.
He reached into his coat's pocket and felt the smooth enamel tooth, still there after all these years.
"Ok, ok, I have it…here, jus-"
The Golbat moved about 2 feet away from him, holding out it's long, oozing tongue, as if to say "Put it here, this is where it goes…."
That's when Looker noticed the whole ordeal. He, a man. A HUMAN man, was being bullied by a Pokemon. A POKEMON. It was stupid. He wasn't going to take it.
Clasping the tooth around his hand, he moved a foot away from Golbat and told it "No." before speeding away on his bike.
Pumping as fast as he could he rocketed away from Golbat, who after a few moments caught on and began to chase him. It's wings beating down on the air, soon it was only a few feet away from the bike back tire.
"C'mon ding-bat, catch me! You cave dwelling blood sucker!"
Hearing this, the Golbat's wings swooped up with a mighty gush of wind. Bellowing out yet another cry, it flapped it's purple wings down, producing an Air Cutter attack. The crescent shaped blade of air swept down at a great speed, making contact with the tire, popping it.
"N-no!" was all Looker could say before his rattling bike crashed on the ground, causing him to tumble onto the rocks.
Struggling to get up, the Golbat swooped down and stood over him, fangs bared.
This was it. His whole life about to be ended with one Bite to the skull. He could already feel the sharp pain tunneling into his skull. The Golbat would suck all his blood from his body, leaving him a dried husk of a man. He closed his eyes, ready for his painful death.
Then, a past memory came into his mind.
He was on the sea, up on the deck of the ship with the other sailors. They were running about doing their duties, and at the back of the wooden deck, Sailor Bruce was doing push ups along with another man.
Bruce was of oriental descent. Narrow eyes, black hair. He was in top physical shape. Washboard abs, slender and strong muscles toning his arms, mighty legs, and very callused hands. Everyday around noon he gathered at that spot and trained some of the other sailors.
"C'mon now. 50 more push-ups." he barked out to the other sailor.
"Bruce….Bruce, I can't, my arms are giving out." It was true. The skimpy sailors arms were beginning to wobble, and thick drops of sweat fell from his forehead.
"No." Bruce spat.
"You'll do 50 more. C'mon, only 45 now."
"But….but I'll die if I do anymore…."
Bruce sprang up.
"Then die. If you put limits on your body then it spreads to your entire life, your entire being. If you die you die. There are no limits , only plateaus, and you must constantly exceed them."
These words sparked a fire in the smaller man, who began pumping his arms faster, faster until he reached the 50 mark.
"Good. Go wash up."
Bruce was a kind soul. Very intelligent, very wise. One of his quotes was "Perfect bodies come from perfect minds."
Those words always stuck with Looker, but now those words came busting out.
"NO!" he yelled.
He wasn't going to let this dumb, wild Pokemon take his life. Not like this. He kicked the Golbat in between the eyes, causing it to guard it's face with it's wings.
Getting up, Looker crawled to his bike, now a heap of parts, and grabbed the handlebars, which were snapped clean off.
Trying to think of a witty one-liner, he chucked the metallic bike part towards the flailing Golbat. The handlebars landed in it's mouth, where Golbat swallowed them. It's mighty screeches were now replaced by choking, gargling noises, the handlebars jammed down Golbat's throat. Trying to heave the metal bar out of his mouth, the winged Pokemon rolled around on the ground.
Instead of running, Looker stood and watched the Pokemon trying to free itself from it's misery. He started to laugh at the site, the once powerful monster of Mt.Coronet was now choking on a old bike part. Then, the hacking noises stopped. Had the thing swallowed them? Had it coughed them up? The purple Pokemon raised up, put on it's best Mean Look, and opened it's maw. A shrill bell ring bellowed out from it's mouth. Golbat snapped its mouth closed, looked down at its mouth, opened again, tried to screech, and again, only the sound of a bike bell was heard.
"Ahahaaahahaha! You must of swallowed the bike ringer too!" He laughed at the cartoon like site in front of him.
Humiliated, the Golbat flew away, still trying to screech, but still sounding out a bike bell chime.
Looker laughed some more, and continued to the exit on foot. After awhile, he saw a light. Outside. He ran into the sunshine. He had lost his bike, but he still had his life, his bag, and the Golbat's tooth and pride. And he was now in Hearthome City.
NOTES: As always, comments, tips, criticism welcome! Again, 25 points to whoever can guess the "Special Guest Sailor." The answers to the last chapter-Guest Sailors-John Steinback and Benjerman "Scatman" Crothers. Hidden Character- You'll find out. Return Character-The Golbat.
Last edited by RaccoonGoon; 18th September 2010 at 01:34 PM.
Lol. I had to laugh at that. "The Ringing Golbat"...has a ring to it, don't you think? lol. OK, I;m done making random jokes.
All in all, excellent! You've given another example of Looker's bravery. Great character development!
Made by Blue Dragon!
Bruce wayne. Looke is Awesome as always!
The wind howls...The rain pours...A figure appears in the darkness...The Minryu approaches..............
Thanks for reading guys. Magnus Prime-Gee,thanks! Ace-Nope, good guess though. It's Bruce Lee. Lugion-What still stands(smile/wink)?


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