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A screen for genes required in Drosophila eye development identified an UNC-104/Kif1 related kinesin-3 microtubule motor. Analysis of mutants suggested that Drosophila Unc-104 has neuronal functions that are distinct from those of the classic anterograde axonal motor, kinesin-1. In particular, unc-104 mutations did not cause the distal paralysis and focal axonal swellings characteristic of kinesin-1 (Khc) mutations. However, like Khc mutations, unc-104 mutations caused motoneuron terminal atrophy. The distributions and transport behaviors of green fluorescent protein-tagged organelles in motor axons indicate that Unc-104 is a major contributor to the anterograde fast transport of neuropeptide-filled vesicles, that it also contributes to anterograde transport of synaptotagmin-bearing vesicles, and that it contributes little or nothing to anterograde transport of mitochondria, which are transported primarily by Khc. Remarkably, unc-104 mutations inhibited retrograde runs by neurosecretory vesicles but not by the other two organelles. This suggests that Unc-104, a member of an anterograde kinesin subfamily, contributes to an organelle-specific dynein-driven retrograde transport mechanism.
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I know most of us mock the ESPN Power Rankings, but it's been awhile since I've seen that beautiful red C in the top 10.
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I know most of us mock the ESPN Power Rankings, but it's been awhile since I've seen that beautiful red C in the top 10.
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2nd best record in the Majors, #10 ranking. That sounds like ESPN.
You know. I liked the rankings. when you look at the teams above and below it looks like a pretty fair spot.
And This One Belongs to the REDS!!!
Mid-majors can't expect a meteoric rise through the rankings.Originally Posted by Danny Serafini
Baseball isn't a magic trick ... it doesn't get spoiled if you figure out how it works. - gonelong
I'm witchcrafting everybody.
Let's strive to be the George Mason of MLB.Originally Posted by M2
"Hyperbole is the greatest thing ever" Redsland
Tied for the second best record in the Majors.Originally Posted by Danny Serafini
Pitching staff with a 5.30 ERA and substandard defense, coupled with the fact that our offense is carryign this team while scoring at an unheard of rate, probably has something to do with that.Originally Posted by Danny Serafini
We'll burn that bridge when we get to it.
If the Power Ratings were based simply on standings, there would be no need to have them.Originally Posted by Danny Serafini
The Power Ratings use a combination of expected performance and actual performance. If the Reds continue to sport one of the major's best records, they'll eventually get there.
The Reds will easily move up if they beat up on Houston.Originally Posted by PuffyPig
Didn't end up well for themOriginally Posted by Newport Red
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I for one would be pretty happy just to get to the LCS with this team knowing that basically the same team would be back in 2007Originally Posted by KronoRed
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Do you think the Reds have a shot at an at-large bid?Originally Posted by M2
"Hey...Dad. Wanna Have A Catch?" Kevin Costner in "Field Of Dreams."
I don't know if this is a respected site, but the Reds are ranked 2nd here:
http://www.realgmbaseball.com/src_fe...of_april_27th/27th April, 2006
The RealGM.com Team Rankings For The Week Of April 27th
By Shane Cobb
The common theme this week is the number three. There are three new teams moving into the Top-5 from last week, and three dropping out. Three of the Top-5 teams are represented by the NL Central; the St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, and Houston Astros. Three of the Top-5 teams play in the National League. Last but not least, three teams have three words in their name. Okay, maybe I went a little over board, but anyways, here are the newest team rankings.
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1. Houston Astros (3) 15-6 – No Clemens, no problem. The Houston Astros are currently the hottest team in baseball. They just aren't dropping off, winning eight of their last ten games. They're sitting on top in the most competitive division in either league. The new bash brothers, Lance Berkman and Morgan Ensberg, are the reason why they are playing so great.
2. Cincinnati Reds (10) 15-7 – Bronson Arroyo has just been filthy so far leading the Reds with four wins and a 2.34 ERA. The reason for the Reds success though is their dynamic offense. Five players on their team have more than 10 RBI. Brandon Phillips and Edwin Encarnacion have come out of nowhere and are producing like all-stars.
3. New York Mets (1) 14-7 – The best team in New York, well, so far, have a 4.5 game lead in the NL East. They struggled just recently going 5-5 in their last ten games, but are now on a 2-game winning streak.
4. Chicago White Sox (6) 14-7 – The White Sox have the best record in the American League at 14-7. They are the also the hottest team in the AL winning 8 out of their last 10 games. The White Sox have 6 of their starting 9 batters hitting over .300. The great offense paired with Jose Contreras' Cy Young like performance so far is the reason why they are first in the AL Central.
5. St. Louis Cardinals (8) 14-7 – Although the Cardinals are in the Top-5 team rankings, they are still third in their own division behind the Reds and Astros. Albert Pujols is just incredible. He leads the team with a .357 AVG, 12 HR, 29 RBI, and 23 Runs. He is taking over the majors as the most feared/best hitter in the league.
6. Boston Red Sox (2) 13-8 – Boston is first in the AL East, ahead of both the Blue Jays and Yankees. The pitching staff has been pretty impressive. Curt Schilling and Josh Beckett head the rotation while Jonathan Papelbon leads the bullpen. Papelbon has been the most impressive taking on closer duties and saving a league leading nice games.
7.Chicago Cubs (4) 12-8 – It's only a matter of time before the Cubs drop out of the Top-10, even the Top-15. Derrek Lee is going to be out possibly 2 months, not good for the Cubs offense. Maybe Aramis Ramirez picks it up though, who knows.
8. Detroit Tigers (9) 13-9 – The Detroit Shelton's are doing pretty solid. They're second in the AL Central behind the White Sox. Mike Maroth and Chris Shelton are two players who are probably playing the best of their lives. The only thing is, is if they fall off their hot streak, they'll have noone picking up the slack to keep them in the Top-10.
9. Toronto Blue Jays (18) 11-8 – Vernon Wells is another player off to a great start. Wells leads the team in average(.400), homeruns (9), and runs batted in (22). A.J. Burnett is on the DL again making him a really bad signing this past offseason. On the other hand, B.J. Ryan hasn't allowed a run in 10 IP, totaling 3 saves.
10. Los Angeles Angels (16) 12-10 – The Angels have not played well. In fact, they are underachieving. Although it doesn't look like it, the Angels do have some good hitters. Casey Kotchman and Jeff Mathis are capable of hitting 20+ homeruns, but find themselves still hitting well below the Mendoza line. Until the offense comes around, pitching is going to have to keep their game they way it has been, damn good.
11. Milwaukee Brewers (11) 12-10
12. New York Yankees (15) 10-9
13. Cleveland Indians (7) 11-10
14. Colorado Rockies (12) 11-10
15. San Francisco Giants (5) 11-10
16. Texas Rangers (25) 11-11
17. Baltimore Orioles (13) 11-11
18. Arizona Diamondbacks (24) 11-11
19. Oakland Athletics (19) 10-12
20. Los Angeles Dodgers (20) 10-12
21. Philadelphia Phillies (23) 9-11
22. Atlanta Braves (21) 9-12
23. Tampa Bay Devil Rays (14) 9-12
24. Minnesota Twins (17) 8-12
25. Seattle Mariners (22) 9-14
26. San Diego Padres (26) 8-13
27. Washington Nationals (27) 7-14
28. Florida Marlins (29) 6-13
29. Kansas City Royals (30) 5-14
30. Pittsburgh Pirates (28) 5-18
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+1 on the reduced fatigue life from frequent magazine loading
Creep is an Engineering term to describe the slow migration of material over a long time and is accelerated with pressure and temperature. They used to think that creep was what caused old glass window panes to be thicker at the bottom. Creep more accurately describes the permanent set forming in the mag spring (and the feeling I get when I look at Rob72's avatar).


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says some people after last nite's heisman presentation discussing all the QB's people thought that tebow would be a great fit for NE for his versatility. i dont get this .. also our friendly commish will be at the raiders game.
Tebow is tough for sure, but I don't see him projecting to be a great NFL QB. He might end up as a hybrid WR kinda thing.
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Debt: The First Five Thousand Years
Submitted by whiskersoulstain on Thu, 02/26/2009 - 12:12This excellent article shows a brief history of world monetary interactions while understanding the big picture. This history of markets, gold standard and credit are put in a larger context than usual. Anyone attempting to expand their knowledge might benefit from this.
ByDavid Graeber
Anthropologist David Graeber argues that it is only with a general historical understanding of debt and its relationship to violence that we can begin to appreciate our emerging epoch. Here he begins to fill in our historical knowledge gap
What follows are a series of brief reflections (part of a much broader work in progress) on debt, credit, and virtual money: topics that are, obviously, of rather pressing concern for many at the current time.
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Real truth www.realjewnews.com www.pgorg.com/index.html Cows think they are free, this is no bull, the beast must be Fed, with pitchfork instead
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Don't bother wasting your time reading.
This author is an idiot and a communist.
A quick browse shows that the doesn't even know history, much less understand it.
this "commie vs. market"
this "commie vs. market" antagonism is such a shallow way to look at things.
The picture is bigger. Placing economic history in 20th century terms is absolutely insufficient.
This guy does not promote communism. In fact, he isn't promoting anything but further perspective into the roots of credit and hard money.


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Digital Harlem is back up at http://digitalharlem.org, thanks to the hard work of Ian Johnson at the University of Sydney.
The September 2014 issue of the Journal of American History features an interchange on the history of capitalism, which includes this shout-out to Playing the Numbers from Peter James Hudson, an assistant professor in the Department of African American Studies at the University of California, Los Angeles:
One of the more intriguing books to emerge is Playing the Numbers (2010). Examining the illegal lotteries organized by African Americans and Afro-Caribbean migrants in Harlem during the 1920s, the authors argue that such forms of financial organization were of such a scale and of such import that they need to be seen alongside the work of Marcus Garvey's Universal Negro Improvement Association. The authors also implicitly suggest the possibilities for thinking of the history of forms of economic organization and financial institutions on the margins of the formal market as economic and political forces.
Monographs such as Playing the Numbers suggest that we need to consider not only those modes of exchange and financial and economic organization that are outside of the formal market but also how they are often a necessary component of capitalist regimes of accumulation. Instead of trying to draw clear lines between precapitalist and capitalist forms or noncapitalist and capitalist forms of exchange and accumulation, it seems more productive to try to understand how, in many cases, the former—precapitalist modes of accumulation—are mobilized, used, and continued by the latter—especially in those regions where the transition to capitalism was contingent, provisional, and unfinished.
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The University of Sydney server hosting Digital Harlem was recently subject to a DDOS (Denial of Service) attack, and has been taken down by the university IT security team. It is taking some time to restore service; it may take until next week. Apologies to all those trying to access the site.
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I'll be discussing Digital Harlem as part of my contribution to this roundtable:
Roundtable at the Urban History Association Biennial Conference, Philadelphia, October 10, 2014
Chair and Moderator: LaDale Winling, Virginia Tech
- Colin Gordon, University of Iowa
- Susan Lawrence, Ohio State University
- Stephen Robertson, George Mason University, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media
- J. Mark Souther, Cleveland State University, Center for Public History and Digital Humanities
Since the 2008 publication of the Journal of American History's Interchange "The Promise of Digital History," the landscapes of print publishing, research methods, teaching resources, funding streams, and expectations of how to communicate digitally have changed dramatically. Scholars have developed a robust ecosystem of digital history projects, especially in urban history, while digital methods and tools continue to gain traction within the profession. Digital research and communication opportunities increasingly inform scholars' interpretive frameworks, which reflects back on demand for digital tools, beginning to form an iterative feedback process between digital methods and scholarly inquiry in may seem an accelerating process.
Several urban historians, however, have been involved in the digital realm for significant portions of their careers. This roundtable will draw upon the insights of some of the most experienced digital urban historians in discussion about digital topics increasingly central to the profession. These will include the life cycles of digital projects, the changing value of tools and platforms, the role of digital skills and tools in training undergraduate and graduate students for research, and the value of digital work in building a career as a historian.
By offering the long view of the digital turn, this roundtable seeks to distinguish the signal from the noise, in the words of a recent work on data-driven analysis. What are the enduring values of digital research and publishing for historians, what are the greatest advantages and pitfalls of digital history for scholars of the urban realm? What remains of the promise of digital history?
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On April 25, I'm talking about "Putting Harlem on the Map: Visualizing Everyday Life in a 1920s Neighborhood" as part of the Mapping New York Symposium being held at the Bard Graduate Center.
New York has long fascinated image-makers in all genres of the visual and textual record. "Mapping New York" will be a symposium devoted to thinking and talking about visual representations of New York over several centuries and on into the future. The morning speakers will highlight several innovative new media projects–Hypercities, Digital Harlem, and Mannahatta2409. The afternoon will be devoted to presentations and discussion of the BGC Focus Gallery exhibit "Visualizing 19th Century New York" (Fall 2014) about the visual experience and spectacle of nineteenth-century New York City. The entire day will focus on spatial history, new media visualizations, digital history, and the history of New York City.
Also presenting: John Maciuika, Eric Sanderson, and Bard Graduate Center Students on the "Visualizing 19th Century New York" Focus Gallery exhibition, with comments by Joshua Brown and Barbara Clark Smith
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On April 1, I'll be giving two talks on Digital Harlem at the University of Pennsylvania.
Behind the Scenes at Digital Harlem
Tools-and-Techniques in the Digital Humanities, Digital Humanities Forum
TIME: 12:30-2:00pm
LOCATION: Penn Library
Digital Harlem is one of the earliest digital history projects to use Google Maps to visualize a range of historical sources, with the particular goal of exploring everyday life in the most famous black neighborhood of the 1920s. In this talk Stephen Robertson will discuss the process that produced the site, highlighting the contingencies, choices and failures that shaped the project, as well as the ways that Digital Harlem does not conform to the commonly held picture of large digital humanities projects.
The Differences Digital Mapping Made: Thinking Spatially about Race and Sexuality in 1920s Harlem
Richard Shryock Lecture in American History
TIME: 4:30pm
LOCATION: 209 College Hall
Digital Mapping, like the use of other digital tools, raises questions rather than provides answers. In the case of Digital Harlem, some of those questions concern the character of the neighborhood's nightlife and residences, and where individuals spent their time. The answers to those questions reveal that homes provided more privacy than reformers recognized, allowing residents to engage in a wide range of sexualities. At the same time, outside the home, black residents regularly encountered whites, whose presence throughout the neighborhood made interracial encounters and conflicts an everyday feature of life in the nation's most famous 'black metropolis.'
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The server at the University of Sydney that has been home to Digital Harlem has been shut down, and the site has been migrated to a new server. The site's new address is: http://digitalharlem.org
The move has been a complex one, and unfortunately the map overlay does not currently work, so you can only see either the historical map or Google Maps.
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This briefing summarises the latest developments on school funding in England.
This briefing summarises the latest developments in the Union's work on school funding in England.
This briefing provides background information on what the pupil premium is and how it is used by schools. It also provides some detail of the premium in context to cuts in education spending.
This updated leaflet (English version - Welsh version) sets out what you need to know about the cuts, including the impact on teacher pay and pensions. It explains the real context of the cuts and the damage they will cause - and also that there is an alternative to cuts, privatisation and job losses.


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Oklahoma City, Oklahoma native and quick word play artist Kid'Tel, better known as Michael Fields, is known for his better term "all around player" tactics in music. Not only a ladies man, humble, respectful artist and person but also a songwriter, engineer, and front runner of Self Ink BUT is a well know artist for The First Class (South), based out in Arkansas, which is part of The First Class u...mbrella, based out in California . This young business man started rapping at the age of 10 and wrote his first song at 12. Kindhearted and talented, Kid catered to music and stepped to the music scene in 2007. With purchases of his own equipment he released his first mixtape, "Opening Statements". Not the best quality for a beginner but the mixtape received big great views downloads and opened doors to bigger and better things. Inspired by life's hurdles and blessings. Kid'Tel poured his emotions and storytelling on to tracks which separates him from others in his own city. Releasing three more mixtapes in the coming years, Kid'Tel decides to create Self Ink Entertainment and S.I.E. Music Production (very busy man). Hosting not only himself but different acts under him to manage a business that expands beyond music to help others see their dreams as he do. Kid'Tel is always working on music and with other artist. As of now along with his talent and skills. With a mixtape in work, song ready to be released, solo projects and features. Kid'Tel is ready for anything, God willing. SO MARVELOUS!!!!


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First came owl cafes; now, owl bars. Why can't we leave these predators alone?
This small(ish) bird lays one of the largest eggs in the bird world. New research might hold the keys to solving this long-standing mystery.


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Serves 1 - 2 GlassesA lush summer fruit recipie. Great for parties!
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Kids Eat Free at TK's at the Villa Mayfair
The Best Place to Eat in the Grove Just Got Even Better!
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This two day festival celebrates strawberries in Jasper County. Free family entertainment, music, games, food and crafts provide fun for everyone on the square in Newton!
CITY: Newton
Sheep to Clothing at Lincoln Log Cabin
Follow the process of creating fabric in the 19th century, beginning with raw wool, our volunteers will take you through the entire spectrum of home based manufacturing process; quite literally from sheep to clothing. The Lincoln-Sargent Farm Foundation will kick off their fundraising campaign for the restoration of the Moore Home, scene of Abraham Lincoln's family farewell before leaving for Washington DC in 1861, with a unique pledge drive. The site manager will be weaving Venetian Carpet throughout the day with pledges for the number of yards woven. Also enjoy the Victory Garden Plant Sale: the Lincoln-Sargent Farm Foundation will again be selling heirloom flowers, plants and herbs to raise funds to support the educational and interpretive programming at Lincoln Log Cabin. All events will run from 10am-4pm.
CITY: Lerna
Mill Creek Mayhem
Toughest trail race in the Midwest. Extreme 12K trail run and 1 mile mini mayhem. The footing (What footing?) is hilly, muddy (several water crossings), and loose in places. The trail is not maintained (non-existent) in some places. Expect to be scratched and bruised. Located in the beautiful Mill Creek Park in Marshall Illinois.
CITY: Marshall
Open Water Swim at Lincoln Trail State Park
A rectangular 1.2 and 2.4 mile loop course marked by buoys, lifeguards, rowboats, kayaks and other safety officials. Finish with a brief run of beach sand through finish chute.
CITY: Marshall
Mill Creek Triathlon
An intense 1500 meter swim, 40K bike ride, 6 mile run along with a 400 meter swim, 10 mile bike ride and 3 mile run. Location is the beautiful Mill Creek Park located in Marshall Illinois.
CITY: Marshall
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Don't miss the queen pageant and free barbecue Friday night in addition to great entertainment all weekend, car show and more.
CITY: Toledo
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Our American Cousin and the Assassination of President Lincoln
Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site will commemorate the 150th anniversary of the assassination of Abraham Lincoln with a production of "Our American Cousin." Audience members will watch the play as seen by the president that evening, then follow along through the tragic moments of the assassination and its aftermath before ending with a journey back to the Goosenest Prairie, home of the president's beloved step-mother, Sarah Lincoln. Audience members will experience the cultural offerings of 19th-century American theatre and be able imagine the grief and horror of a nation's response to Lincoln's murder, and closer to home - the grief of the president's Coles County kin. Directed by Earl Halbe, volunteers will recreate the play President and Mrs. Lincloln attended that fateful evening when the president's life was tragically taken by the assasin John Wilkes Booth. During these dates the site will feature "Draped in Mourning", an examination of mourning customs of the 19th century.
CITY: Lerna
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text: Forums General Hospital GH 12/22 – Jason Declares His Love for Samantha Viewing 26 posts - 1 through 26 (of 26 total) Author Posts December 22, 2009 at 9:05 pm #110178 J Bernard Jones 171 Posts • Jasam fans rejoice! • Liason fans puke. Discuss today's show here, along with other stories like… • Rebecca says a poisoned goodbye to Elizabeth..without spilling the beans to Lucky • Who IS that man on Rebecca's plane? • Sonny spends quality time with Michael, Kristina and Morgan • Carly spends quality time with Jax • Dante & Jason get another clue about Franco's intentions from Ronnie Let the battle begin anew! December 22, 2009 at 9:20 pm #747816 EricasEvilTwin 1034 Posts Be nice JBJ LOL December 22, 2009 at 10:13 pm #747824 kyla 1 Posts I love Jasam soooooooooooo excited for today- Liason is horrible and boring i cant belive they still have fans since Liz has turned out to be a two timer December 22, 2009 at 11:05 pm #747835 daisyclover1938 110 Posts I'm going to have to wait until tonight to watch the ep. I'm all giddy over the JaSam ILYs!!! As for Embecca's "poisoned good-bye" to Liz… ah, if only that were literal – as in…a poisoned dart to Liz's neck or perhaps arsenic in her lip gloss… December 23, 2009 at 1:31 am #747868 Luke Kerr 224 Posts My favorite scene from today's episode Olivia, Sonny and Dante eating together as a "family." I can not wait until Dante and Sonny find out they are father and son. December 23, 2009 at 1:43 am #747870 BigDede 19 Posts Yeah Olivia popping over Sonny's house asking about a bill. WHAT? As rich as Sonny is, I know he has accounts to pay his bills for him. I don't see Sonny writing checks paying his bills. What about Johnny Olivia. I hate that hag. Then I had to witness that Lois wannabe talking to Sonny about the old days. So are we to believe Sonny (who was 15) was asking FakeLois mother for cooking receipes? Whatever. Solivia makes my kidneys shutdown. I need dialysis after watching them. So glad that JaSam scene was like 5 seconds long. At least TIIC knows how tmuch screentime they need. Loved Chad. Great seeing him back. Too bad it was wasted. Zander was great with AT's Emily not NL's Emily. They had no chemistry and was just awful. I know Zander is really alive. He needs to come back. Hey Cam. You are so cute. Good LL2 scenes. December 23, 2009 at 2:34 am #747887 GossipGirl 178 Posts What was the point of Rebecca's last scene? I didn't get it. They should have had her tell Lucky the truth and then take the next flight out of Port Charles. Well, at least she's gone! December 23, 2009 at 2:42 am #747892 EricasEvilTwin 1034 Posts Big Dede Did you notice where the JaSam ILY was placed?? At the end, so that people would stay tuned in for the entire episode. And did y'all notice the tree of people Jason cares about….lulu, dante, maxie even those three made the list. Lizard – not so much. And wow, Twitchabeth trading on Emily's memory to keep her secret – i was wondering if Emily was spinning in her grave at that (actually probably not since she knows her BFF kept the only gun and sat in safety and sent Emily off to her death – probably by now if Emily is pulling a "Lovely Bones" nothing surprises her about her so called BFF anymore) December 23, 2009 at 2:45 am #747894 FaisonFanInTexas 299 Posts Damn, just when I think Skankabeth can"t get any LOWER…SURPRISE! Her pulling out the Em card today was vile! December 23, 2009 at 5:05 am #747931 daisyclover1938 110 Posts Twitchabeth!!! LOL!!! December 23, 2009 at 5:21 am #747935 megana 28 Posts BigDede, Once again I agree with everything you said. The idea of Olivia and Sonny together is just boring. I like Dante, but would rather never see Olivia and Sonny in a scene together ever again. And I am not much of a fan of either one on their on. As for Zander, if only he could come back. December 23, 2009 at 6:51 am #747951 BigDede 19 Posts EET, of course Liz picture wouldn't be on that tree. She is out of his life and has no contact with him. So Franco wouldn't know if Liz meant anything to him or that Jake is his son. Liz made sure Jake's life wouldn't be in danger. Also if I were to sneeze for a second, I would have missed that whole JaSam ILY scene. But they were smart enough to put it by the faux NEM reunion since more people wanted to see Chad again. So it's good they got to piggyback on that scene. December 23, 2009 at 7:40 am #747954 EricasEvilTwin 1034 Posts BigDede I couldnt agree more…there are tons more fake Zander/fake Emily fans running around than there are JaSam fans. Next you are going to try and sell me a bridge in Brooklyn. I love Zander, I wish there were more zander fans, would love to see CB come back or for him to go to OLTL to be a recast Joey. More Zander fans would mean more people disgusted by how LiRic did him wrong. The return of Zander would mean Cam finding out that Lizard hit him with a pipe and left him to die and then her husband ordered the cops to fire on him. Maybe he now he would turn out to be gay then he could bring out the gay in Lucky and they could raise Cam together. Jake could go and be with JaSam and Lizard would be free to bask in the glory of being Nik's balcony bimbo. December 23, 2009 at 5:44 pm #747983 ahanshew 353 Posts I thought CB was quite charming on the the plane. I started watching GH again full time literally when Zander was shot. I missed Zander completely. I wonder if they plan to recast Rebecca eventually?? ILY were basic and non-dramatic. Soooo what I prefer when it comes to Jasam. December 23, 2009 at 8:57 pm #748032 FaisonFanInTexas 299 Posts EET- Add Balcony Bimbo to your nickname list! it! December 23, 2009 at 9:04 pm #748025 daisyclover1938 110 Posts BigDede, Liz made sure Jake's life wouldn't be in danger??? Not exactly, lol. It was Jason who told Liz that it was over between them, for good. Later on Liz told Lucky that if Jason hadn't have ended it, then she would have. Of course, we'll never know for sure will we? She knew her children's lives would be in danger, yet she continuously chased Jason around, refused to leave his office when Karpov showed up, told Jason that she knew her kids were at risk, but said being with him was "worth the risk." According to Liz, letting Jason have a relationship w/ Jake (or even letting Monica know about Jake) wasn't worth the risk, but getting laid was worth the risk. December 23, 2009 at 9:47 pm #748036 BigDede 19 Posts EET, there is this beautiful bridge located in Brooklyn that's directly below this huge JaSam flag that I can sell to you for the low asking price of 2.00. Better buy before it's too late. Hey getting laid doesn't get you a bullet in the head. But being Jason's son might. So Liz made the right choice. Get some booty but don't let your kids get in harm's way. She's so smart. December 23, 2009 at 10:11 pm #748044 EricasEvilTwin 1034 Posts No getting laid gets you shot at by Russians and your kid Jakenapped. Thats smart?? Hey be happy, boinking Nik might only get her thrown off a cliff by Niksadick's grandma. Hey I can dream cant I (imagining lizard flying through the air and then SPLAT!!!) December 23, 2009 at 10:14 pm #748045 daisyclover1938 110 Posts BigDede, Liz's relationship with Jason DID put her kids in harms way. The Russian mobsters attacked the family and kidnapped Jake because of Liz's relationship with Jason. Sasha told Liz that. Liz wanted to have a romantic relationship with Jason, Jason said no because it would put the kids in danger, Liz said she didn't care because it was worth the risk. Jake got kidnapped. It wasn't that Liz didn't think boinking Jason wouldn't be dangerous, it's that She Didn't Care - and she said that repeatedly. And as for getting laid not getting you a bullet in the head, hmmm…what about Kate??? December 23, 2009 at 10:25 pm #748051 EricasEvilTwin 1034 Posts Daisy you are on FIYA today!!! (And I am still smiling thinking about Helena turning a certain someone into a Splatabeth) December 24, 2009 at 12:02 am #748076 jlj0117 83 Posts No getting laid gets you shot at by Russians and your kid Jakenapped. No getting laid gets you shot at by Russians and your kid Jakenapped. getting laid can also get a car blown up with you and your unborn child in it. like sonnys first wife. it can get you kidnapped by a rival family….like brenda. or it can get you shot in the back, just because you were in a mobsters arms, or it can get your kid shot in the head, just for being in the wrong place at the wrong time…………………………………It's a risk that anyone who is in that life takes. But Carly took that risk. Lily took that risk. Robin took that risk. Courtney took that risk. Sam continues to take that risk. And if JaSam has their miracle baby, they will continue to take that risk. Elizabeth got a wake up call, and eliminated the risk to her children. December 24, 2009 at 5:44 am #748135 daisyclover1938 110 Posts Liz was well aware of the danger, especially after Michael got shot. Sleeping with Jason was worth risking her children's lives. She said, "It's worth the risk." And Liz did NOT eliminate the risk to her children. Jason did. As usual, Liz wanted what she wanted and didn't care who got hurt. There's a big difference between Sam and Liz and their attitudes towards the "danger." Liz knew full well that Jason could not protect the kids and that it was possible they would get hurt, and she was "willing to take the risk." Sam on the other hand truly believes that she and Jason could protect their child. For better or worse, Sam is full of bravado – it's one of the best things about her, but it's also a flaw. They're both wrong in their thinking, but the difference is that Liz is willing to risk her kids' lives, while Sam believes her kids truly would be safe. But we'll see what happens once our JaSam miracle baby comes December 24, 2009 at 6:05 am #748137 ashlovesgh 29 Posts Miracle baby lol. I can't think of a couple who deserves a miracle baby more than JaSam! One day… December 24, 2009 at 12:26 pm #748156 GH LOVER 51 Posts I WANT JASAM BABY THEY BOTHE DESERVE THAT JASAM FAMILY 2010 December 24, 2009 at 2:35 pm #748162 ahanshew 353 Posts I think this is the point where I might just hurl… I don't mind either one of them having children, just not together. This is not in my Jasam comfort zone! LOL… December 27, 2009 at 8:31 am #748416 daisyclover1938 110 Posts I finally watched the JaSam/ILY — Awesome!! I got all teary eyed, especially when they started playing their song. *Sigh* Viewing 26 posts - 1 through 26 (of 26 total) You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


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Creative Week: Giveaway + IntroductionWhat is Creative Week?Every year, I take a week away from my job to do nothing but photoshoots, in order to challenge myself and improve my skills as a photographer. Despite working for the best company in the world, my career is not in photography. This sometimes makes it difficult to find the right kind of time and inspiration to capture what I want. My annual 'Creative Week,' is a way for me to do what I love without the worry of heading into work the next day. I can focus on my creativity, and nothing more. Every year I make sure to up the ante, and this year I'll be working with a lot more talent than I have in the past, on bigger productions.This is my third Creative Week, and similar to those in the past, I will be partnering with the wonderful Miki Sarroca (WingedInfinity). She will be serving as a make up artist, model, and she's done an incredible job of assisting me with organizing these shoots.
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These shelves show the importance of spacing. The empty space is very easy on the eyes. I don't even know what these things are (do I see a group of marble chalices? What am I looking at?) but it doesn't matter, because they are all made of the same material and this room is seriously sexy.
It is possible to be a collector and not a clutterer! Because all of the objects are the same color and literally kept in line by the shelves, they work together as a group.
Play around with arranging groups of similar objects, like these curvaceous vases. I doubt the person who arranged them nailed it on the first try.
Grouping a variety of items in similar containers is another way to keep things looking orderly...
...even when it's a group of wacky Pez dispensers in an eclectic office.
Have a place for everything, and keep everything in its place.
The peacock hues from the vases are picked up in the coffee table books.
Specific pieces of furniture were made for collectors. If you've got a sideboard with plate racks, bring out your goods and show them off. They don't all have to be the same color like this photo.
These wooden bowls come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors, but the material they have in common with each other (and the shelves and the table) keeps things copacetic. I think that's the first time I've ever used the word "copacetic" on Houzz.
The people who lived in this house are architects who filled their home with artfully arranged collections. This wall of masks stopped me in my tracks.
Sometimes a vertical line is the way to go.
A repetitive pattern is created like these cups. It emulates the pattern of the beautiful Heath Ceramics tile above.
This designer knows how to have fun with a bathroom. Vintage oversized perfume bottles and vintage pharmacy ephemera all work well together. The key here is the empty space; it keeps things in balance. Again, arrange take a step back, fold your arms, contemplate, and re-arrange until it feels right.


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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Mark Siegel & Calista Brill
First Second Books' editorial team takes CBR on a tour of their Spring slate from the new adventure by "Prince of Persia's" Jordan Mechner to historical tales of fanboy spy smashers and much more.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Shawna Gore
Our series of interviews with the Dark Horse editors continues with "Creepy" editor Shawna Gore, who discusses the differences between editing classic material and creating new comics, and the nature of horror.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Randy Stradley
CBR's series of interviews with Dark Horse's editorial team continues this week with Star Wars line editor Randy Stradley, who discusses the early days of Dark Horse and what's coming next in a galaxy far, far away.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Diana Schutz, Part II
We continue with the second of a two-part interview with Dark Horse Executive Editor Diana Schutz. who talks about some of her projects for '09 and the challenges an editor faces in preparing comics for publication.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Diana Schutz, Part I
We continue our editor spotlight with Dark Horse Executive Editor Diana Schutz, who edits mainstays Frank Miller, Paul Chadwick and Matt Wagner, along with many of the publisher's "Art of" titles and other classics.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Chris Warner
Our Dark Horse series continues with Chris Warner, who has been on staff nearly from the beginning. CBR spoke with Warner about "Empowered," the revitalized "Aliens" and "Predator," pop art books, and more.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Tim Ervin
We continue our conversations with the Dark Horse editors with Tim Ervin, editor of such manga titles as "Lone Wolf and Cub," "Gantz," "Appleseed," and webcomic collections like "Megatokyo" and "Basic Instructions."
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Scott Allie
CBR begins a series of in-depth interviews with the Dark Horse editorial team with Senior Managing Editor Scott Allie, who is responsible for "Umbrella Academy," "Buffy Season 8," the Mignola-verse and more.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Ralph Macchio
Our series continues with Ralph Macchio, Senior Editor at Marvel behind the Ultimate and Marvel Illustrated lines, "The Dark Tower," as well as legendary runs by Simonson and Miller, and of course The Spider Clone Saga.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Tom Brevoort
CBR's series of interviews with comics' top editors continues today with Tom Brevoort, Executive Editor at Marvel and responsible for such books as "Secret Invasion," "Civil War," "Captain America" and much more.
FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK: Axel Alonso
In this first part of a new feature, CBR talks to Marvel Comics Executive Editor Axel Alonso about the mysterious role of editors in the comics industry, and about his career highlights and what he looks for in new talent.
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Summary: Judging from the many TACA reviews here on Epinions, either TACA has sporadic performance, or they're getting better because I flew with them a couple weeks ago and didn't encounter any real problems. They seemed generally efficient and courteous to me, ... read more
Summary: Once upon a time, over 80 years ago, a New Zealander decided that there should be an airline for each Central American country. Names like LACSA and Aviateca come to mind, but they wouldn't survive alone, and became part of ... read more
Summary: I strongly don�t recommend any kind of experience with TACA !!!!My wife and I travelled in June, from Sao Paulo (Brazil) to San Jose (Costa Rica), with a stop in Lima (Peru). Many problems occurred, some of them, very serious. First of all, when the ... read more
Summary: I'm a frequent business traveler in Latin America. In many cases, TACA is the most convenient or cheap flight to Peru or another destination. I've had a few good experiences with this airline, but when I have a choice, I avoid it due to the poor ... read more
Summary: My first trip with TACA was a vacation trip to Belize and return from Flores, Guatemala. We left from SFO, changed planes in San Salvador, and arrived in Belize City with all our luggage and no problems. We were originally scheduled to return from ... read more
Summary: Horrible nightmare airline- On my trip to Peru lost my bags for 5 days- never took responsibility and I found out that no one even called L.A. where the main hub of baggage tranfers take place until the 4th day despite saying "we are trying to locate the ... read more
Summary: My ex-wife used my Amex card to reserve tickets from Costa Rica to Miami for she and my two daughters. She made the reservation by phone. After she finished giving all her personal and flight information the Taca rep said, "but you won't be able to get ... read more
Summary: Taca lost my bags then my husbands. Had no clothes for a week in Costa Rica. It was impossible to get any help, I don't speak Spanish. I finally got my bags back the day after I returned home. Turns out my bags never left LAX. It somehow wound up in ... read more
Summary: We have flown this airline to Costa Rica many times and their seating assignments and customer service are a complete disaster. In 2004, they insisted our 3 MONTH old daughter be seated away from us. Because of this, when making reservations this year, ... read more
Summary: I flew roundtrip with Group TACA in March 2005 from JFK to Santiago, Chile for my first trip to South America. I�d not heard of the airline before but Internet research assured me they were safe and reliable. My budget certainly approved of their low ... read more
Summary: I believe TACA is a good airline to choose when your flight will originate and end in Central America. I choose this airline over American or Continental everytime because they have a various fly out times during the day. You can choose flights in the ... read more
Summary: We flew TACA from San Francisco to Belize (via El Salvador) for our honeymoon late February 2004. I was initally very hesitant, however, after reviewing safety records and the fact they have the newest fleet of all the airlines I agreed to give them a ... read more
Summary: We had a group of 65 people travel from Washington D.C to Manugua,Nicarugua in August 2003. Our travel logistics team selected TACA to provide service to our destination. When i was told we were using TACA I immediately asked "Who?" as i had never ... read more
Summary: Flying with TACA from Guatemala to Costa Rica, TACA airlines lost a piece of baggage of mine. Upon arrival in Costa Rica they were reluctant to help me at all, claiming at first that "Well, your baggage never left Guatemala, so it's not our fault." Are yo ... read more
Summary: I decided to fly TACA from Lima to Miami (via San Jose, Costa Rica) because it was the cheapest way to do so. My previous experiences with them were quite good, so I was looking forward to the flight. TACA offers the chance to pre-check yourself the ... read more
Summary: Taca is the #1 Worst Airline for the following reasons: 1. They are thieves - employees of Taca stole my brother's passport and wallet, forcing him to spend 2 days stuck in Honduras. They did not compensate him for hotel or any out of pocket ... read more
Summary: I purchased tickets for a Christmas trip from Chicago to Costa Rica via Travelocity on TACA / Lacsa airlines. 2 weeks after the purchase and still 3 months prior to the trip, I was notified that my outbound leg had been changed for one 2 days ... read more
Summary: We traveled from Lima, Peru to Quito, Ecuador on Grupo TACA. We were at first very pleased with the beautiful, clean planes and kind flight staff. We had read where TACA has the newest fleet of planes in Latin American, and enjoyed our first flight. ... read more
Summary: Before writing this epinion I read several of the other epinions on Grupo Taca. Either they have really changed for the better overall or the route I took is the best one they fly. I just got back from a week long vacation in Peru. For most ... read more
Summary: My husband and I recently took a trip to El Salvador from Dulles Airport in Washington, DC. We traveled TACA because it was non-stop and the best priced deal. If you use TACA for a similar trip, I recommend going through travel agents that cater to the ... read more


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Stuart's Opera House has joined #GivingTuesday for its initiative "It All Adds Up," a first-of-its-kind effort that seeks to transform how people think about, talk about and participate in the giving season.
Stuart's Opera House has joined #GivingTuesday for its initiative "It All Adds Up," a first-of-its-kind effort that seeks to transform how people think about, talk about and participate in the giving season.
Bluesman Reverend Freakchild stopped by the studios of WOUB on his way back home to New York City. Freakchild has been on a cross-country road trip performing and promoting his new recording of old tunes, Chaos and the Country.
Athens, Ohio band Scubadog returned to the stage after a year-long hiatus on Nov. 21. WOUB's Brooke Herbert Hayes and John Lortie documented the band's Casa Cantina show with photos and a recording of the song "David."
The 8th annual Hoopla in the Hills has released its initial lineup for the spring festival and will be releasing names of additional artists each day until New Year's Eve.
The outdoor music festival will be held at Poston Lake Music Park in Stewart March 27-30.
Bands announced for the festival so far include two nights of Papadosio, EOTO, Keller Williams, Cosby Sweater with Joel Cummins, Up Until Now, Grammy-winning artist Chris Berry and Abou Diarrassouba, Larry Keel & Natural Bridge, EarthCry, Rumpke Mountain Boys, David Gans and Any Colour.
From 2009 to 2012, Scubadog shook up the Athens music scene with a heady blend of indie-rock and high-energy power-pop. After a year-long hiatus, the band returns this week with a special "revival" show at Casa Cantina, along with guests Maza Blaska and Wrong Hands.
Every year for the past several years, local classic rock band The Hitch-Hikers has hosted a benefit concert for the Nelsonville Food Cupboard.
Their events have been known to bring in about $6,000. But in order to provide more consistent support for a local nonprofit that provides food to nearly 14,000 people a month, one band member wanted to do something more.
"The once-a-year influx of funds is not enough to sustain the program," wrote Jonathan Flowers, the band's lead singer, in a letter to The Athens Messenger.
The Muskingum Jazz Group will perform on Saturday, Nov. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in Brown Chapel on the campus of Muskingum University.
Selections for the performance will include classic ballads, swing, Latin-American jazz, bebop and blues.
Led by trumpeter Don Kason, the group's members include Len Thomas, piano; Dave Jacobs, bass; Kenny Joseph, electric guitar; Bill Armstrong, drums; and Steve Johnson, saxophone.
Also featured will be vocalist Jennifer Anderson, who currently performs with the Christian rock band Affix and the Rich Simcox Big Band.
If you haven't had the chance to see Ohio University's Marching 110 in action this season, don't fret.
"The Most Exciting Band in the Land" will present its annual Varsity Concert at 8 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium.


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Becoming A Neko's Pet pt.1
He ran through the black forest terrified. The creature that chased him showed no sign in stopping its pursuit. Every time Tom thought he had lost it the thing would appear in front of him making him change his course. "Why," he thought annoyed as his legs charged through the black night and towering trees, "Why does my life suck!"
Looking Back
Tom was a six foot tall sixteen year old with brown hair, blue eyes, and a light build. He wore a plain blue t-shirt with tan short pants. He was smart, always receiving straight B's and winning awards. His parents however never thought this was good enough. When he came home he'd receive long lectures, even beatings about how he wasn't the perfect child they'd always wanted or how he was the biggest disgrace of mankind. All he wanted was their love and they never gave it to him, so today instead of going straight home at four like he was supposed to he walked down the street mumbling about how hated his parents.
The town he lived in was small and had a massive forest that existed behind it. No one ever went in however saying that anyone who entered it would never come out. Tom had no intention to ever stop foot in the place, however as he mumbled about his parents he didn't pay any attention to where he was going as he put one foot in front of the other walking towards the woodland. He finally stopped when his head connected with a tree causing him to yelp in pain stumbling backwards as he rubbed his scalp. Looking up he saw the tree he had hit in front of him. Behind the tree was a vast clearing with a small lake (about thirty feet in diameter) that glistened in the now setting sun. Looking behind himself he saw nothing but trees that he had somehow missed. Knowing where he was he started to feel scared as he turned around preparing to leave. Remembering what waited for him when he went home however, he brushed off his fear and decided to sit by the lake and enjoy the warm peace and quiet instead of putting up with his parents.
Lying on the ground like a board with his arms behind his head, he let his mind wander as the thoughts about his life disappeared in the peace and tranquility the day and lake gave off. He heard some birds chip as they settled down for the day, wind swaying the grass, and the low growl of an animal. Alarmed Tom quickly sat up and looked in the direction the sound had come from. There was nothing except the tall grass that flourished on the other side of the lake. Waving it off as nothing but his imagination he laid back down and finished enjoying his time. When the air started to become cold and the forest had turned pitch black he finally decided to head home and put up with his parents.
It was hard to see but his eyes had already adjusted to the darkness, so he wasn't blind as he made his way back. Just as he reached the trees however the growl sound from earlier echoed through the woods. Looking up he saw its source sitting on a large branch. The creature stood crouched on the branch looking down at him. Its features were non-descript in the darkness, but Tom could see a tail swish behind it and pointed cat like ears on top of its head. While Tom stared at it, it stared back growling here and there.
Feeling a little scared Tom decided to just keep walking forward to see if it wouldn't bother him. Just as he took a step forward the creature jumped down in front of him, the whites of its eyes shining through the darkness as it peered at him again. Even up close he couldn't make out any physical features other than noticing the creature stood on two feet at about his height.
Resuming the stare contest Tom figured the thing wasn't going to leave him alone and started thinking how he was going to get passed it. Deciding to try something easy he turned left and sprinted as fast as he could away from the beast. Looking behind him he saw it easily keeping pace. The thing gave off a small feminine giggle as he looked into its face while keeping his pace. Then before he knew it something whip like wrapped around his leg causing him to trip.
Tom's face hit the dirt floor of the woodland hard. As he picked himself up he heard the creature say in another giggle, "Your fun." The voice was feminine like the giggle before, so Tom figured it was a woman at the least. Rolling over he felt the whip that had wrapped around his leg release, as it returned to its owner Tom saw the whip was actually her tail. "Who and what are you," Tom wondered allowed. His comment just made her giggle again.
Through the darkness he saw the outline of her hand rise to her face. She proceeded by licking it then reaching out to him. Growing terrified Tom jumped to his feet and started sprinting through the forest again.
Present Moment
When Tom finished his complaining he felt his foot catch a stone sending him into field of sharp rocks. As his body rolled through the spiky field he hollered in pain when the points tore his skin leaving long gash marks on his body. He stopped rolling when one last rock dug deep into the flesh of his left leg making him scream at the pain. While he tried to sit up the thing appeared in front of him still giggling.
"You think this is funny," Tom cried clutching his wounded leg.
"No, I just think it's funny that you keep trying to escape."
"Why shouldn't I be trying to escape, your probably going to kill me!"
"I would never kill my pet," she scoffed.
"P-pet," Tom stuttered confused.
"Yes, pet."
"I am not your pet," Tom shouted angrily at her while slowly getting to his feet then falling back down from the pain in his leg.
"Yes you are it's your reward for not disturbing the forest."
"How is being your pet a reward?"
"Because," she said sitting down cross-legged, "Three things happen when a human enters my forest. If they enter my forest and start killing animals then I shrink them down and eat them."
"Shrink them," Tom interrupted frightened.
"Yes, I can use my saliva in four different ways. One is I use it like you humans do to help break down food; Two I can change it into a healing agent that seals and cleans wounds. Speaking of which
" She said licking her finger and grabbing his arm. Before he could resist she moved her finger down the wound. Her touch was gentle, wet, and fuzzy for some reason when Tom felt fur. When she pulled her finger away Tom heard a small sizzle. He stared in wondered as his arm healed until it looked like the wound was never there. As Tom gawked in wonder at his suddenly perfect arm she continued.
"Three I can transform it into a tranquilizer; or four I can make it a shrink concoction that reduces whatever I touch to a mere four inches. Back to what I was saying earlier; if a human enters my forest and starts tearing up the place then I both shrink it and leave it for the animals, or I make it my slave for two weeks until I decide to be rid of it. Finally if they enter and just go about kindly respecting the world around them then I keep them as my pet, which I take care of and protect."
"Why can't you just let me go," Tom asked still clutching his leg.
"Because you're so much fun and now that you've seen me I can't let you leave. Humans tend to babble about things that may cause hunters to come and attempt to capture me," She replied her smile lighting up the darkness.
"What if I don't tell anybody anything that I've seen, can I go then," Tom bargained
"Hmm no; unfortunately for you I've found humans to be a bit untrustworthy. Unless if they are my cute little pet of course."
"What if I don't want to be your pet?"
"Too bad," was her flat reply.
After hearing her Tom tried to get to his feet to flee again but had his leg collapse beneath him causing him to scream in pain again as he fell on his back.
"Please stop doing that," she asked concerned. "I admire your will to try to escape, but I don't like seeing my pet in such pain," she asked concerned.
"Deal with it then, because I'm not being your pet," Tom growled back trying again only to have the same result happen.
Her response was to raise a finger that grew a claw. She licked the claw then proceeded to touch Tom with it. Panicking Tom tried to stand once more and yet again fell back down this time on his stomach. He felt a small prick come from behind then everything went dark.
Some Hours Later,
Tom awoke feeling groggy as he rubbed his eyes. When his vision cleared he found himself looking at a massive sun lit room. The room looked like a normal living room complete with a small couch, carpet, some plants, some windows, and a small table that he was sitting on. Upon seeing all the gigantic items Tom clutched his chest taking in large breaths. That's when he noticed his condition.
His t-shirt was torn in several places. His shorts were better but still had a few holes here and there and his shoes were intact. This didn't surprise him however. What did surprise him was the fact that there wasn't a scratch on him. Panicking he rolled his left leg over to see the wound that prevented him from running the night before was no longer there as well.
His breath started coming in choking rasps as sweat streamed down his face.
"It's just a dream," he thought, "That's it just a dream. I'm completely healed and everything is big because it is just a dre-" he froze when loud thumps were heard coming towards him. He turned around to see what he thought to be his midnight stalker appear in the hallway.
She was massive (at least to him) with blue eyes like his, blonde hair, tan-pink skin, and a very pretty smiling face. She wore short tan pants like his however there were no pockets. She didn't wear a shirt and instead wore a cloth that covered the bottom of her massive breasts. Everything about her seemed human except for three different flaws. One she had a long pink tail that swished the air behind her; two she had furry pink cat ears at the top of her head instead of normal human ears; three there was fur on the back of her hands and fur all over her clawed feet, the palms of her hands were normal like a humans though.
The sight of her, though pretty, made him lose it, so to speak. His mind could no long take in what he was seeing, causing his heart to beat faster making his chest swell with pain. Blackness began to overtake his eyes as he slowly lost conciseness. Before he let the darkness take him he saw her reach out for him a concerned look on her face.
Then everything went black.


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As the stock market sags, retirement savers must revisit their long-term options.
With continued volatility in the stock market, 6.5 percent unemployment (a 14-year high), and October consumer confidence numbers at their lowest ever recorded, Americans are grimly facing what economists predict will be an extended recession.
Of immediate concern to Main Street investors is the tremendous drop in their portfolio values, depleted approximately 18 percent in the year preceding Sept. 30, 2008, according to the Urban Institute.
Applying an 18 percent loss to a $500,000 retirement portfolio would net a deficiency of $90,000. Assuming a $6,000 annual contribution invested at 4 percent, it would take nearly five years to regain the dollars lost.
Immediate retirement losses, as painful as they may be to individual investors, become magnified when a harsh light is cast on the broader issue of retirement security. According to the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI), roughly a third of workers had less than $10,000 in total assets, not including the value of their primary residence; 1 out of 4 workers had saved $10,000 to $50,000; 12 percent had set aside $50,000 to $100,000; and 27 percent had over $100,000.
With low investment returns predicted several years into the future, it will be challenging for workers who have not already accumulated a sizeable nest egg to build sufficient wealth by the time of their expected retirement.
Few Americans have actually calculated the amount of dollars they'll require to live comfortably during retirement, particularly given extended longevity projections. One out of 3 American women and a little over 1 out of 5 men now age 60 are expected to live to 95, according to TIAA-CREF, a financial-services company in New York.


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It was a working trip that opened eyes and brought tears to them as well, a Burlington Hydro manager said soon after returning from hurricane-ravaged Long Island, New York.
Brad Cumming was among a contingent of Burlington Hydro workers who teamed with other scores of other Canadian and American utilities in restoring power to neighbourhoods hit hard by Hurricane Sandy.
The operations manager was one of nine Burlington Hydro employees on Long Island from Nov. 5-15, there at the request of a shorthanded, beleaguered Long Island Power Authority.
When its group arrived for orientation on Nov. 5 and joined more than 400 other utility workers from Ontario — including eight from Oakville Hydro — close to one million customers were without power on the island, said Burlington Hydro officials.
When it left for home 10 days later, power had been restored to the region with the exception of certain coastal areas damaged so severely by the hurricane that they were uninhabitable.
Cumming, seven powerline technicians and a safety manager comprised the Burlington Hydro group that endured 16-hour working days.
Its three crews worked in various locations on Long Island — the communities of Oceanside, Garden City, East Rockaway, Long Beach and Hempstead.
Compounding the initial flooding and wind-related damage they encountered was a Nor'easter storm that hit a couple of days into their work, which brought further damage to the region.
"… I can't say enough about their professionalism and sheer determination so that those people whose lives have been turned upside down by this terrible event can start to get back to some normalcy," Gerry Smallegange, president and CEO of Burlington Hydro Electric Inc., said in a press release.
Cumming said it was hard, physical and emotionally draining work but worth it.
"I'm glad we were able to help out. Everybody has a memory."
Cumming, 41, a 17-year veteran of Burlington Hydro, said he and his crew hadn't seen anything before like what they encountered in several Long Island communities.
"There was sand all over the streets, cars abandoned, garbage and clothing all over the sidewalks. Mattresses were everywhere. We saw boats on the side of the road and in mall parking lots — 21-foot boats you could sleep on.
"I'm 5-foot-11 and I could stand against this fence and hold my arms straight out and that's how high the water was," Cumming said.
His crews were only supposed to work until 10 p.m. each night trying to get power restored to hard-hit neighbourhoods but they continued until 12:30 a.m. several nights, working times that American hydro crews refused to go beyond, said Cumming.
He even had to argue with LIPA representatives as the latter wasn't willing to turn power on late at night after repair work was done in neighbourhoods. Cumming said they were willing to work later but only if LIPA re-connected power as the work was completed. LIPA relented and electricity was restored immediately to entire streets instead of later the next day.
The efforts of Burlington and Oakville hydro members didn't go unnoticed by the public, particularly in the Hempstead community the day after a second storm hit, said Cumming. They were given food and hot beverages.
"People came out of their homes cheering and clapping for Canada. There were big guys giving us hugs. I'm crying and the supervisor is crying and some of our guys are crying. We'd never been to a storm area where some people had lost their entire home.
"It was a tough week emotionally. It was a difficult experience because of all the devastation we saw and the people who lost homes and loved ones."
Burlington's workers were well fed and sheltered although they had to move around to different hotels. It was better than some of the stories they heard of hydro workers sleeping in vehicles and some catching pneumonia. No one from Burlington got sick or injured, said Cumming.
Burlington Hydro says all of its wages and expenses in the States will be paid for by the U.S. government's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
The death toll from Hurricane Sandy has been reported as approximately 120, with 69 of that total being people who lived on islands in the upper Caribbean.
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A former American Idol Contestant will be in Wichita Falls tomorrow night.
It's the first day of the fall semester for thousands of students at Midwestern State University.
Will the MSU women's cross country team set a world record on August 23?
In 1998 the Dallas Cowboys relocated summer training camp to Wichita Falls.
After leading MSU to 196 wins...
Midwestern State proved a point in Sunday afternoon's 2-0 win over Southwestern Oklahoma State at the MSU Soccer Field.
No. 17 Midwestern State battered NAIA Menlo (Calif.) with with eight rushing touchdowns to roll to its seventh straight win 64-7 Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.
The Mustangs take a 3 point loss in their first game of the season
Archery, kickboxing and canoeing are just a few of the activities many Burgess Elementary future fifth graders will be able to enjoy this week.
Bill Powers, like many of the long-term sports information directors, is happy he chose the profession as a career in 1987 while dividing his time between athletic publicity and sportscasting.
Midwestern State legend Dr. Gerald Stockton is set for enshrinement in the National Association of Athletic Directors Hall of Fame Friday afternoon during the organization's annual convention.
MSU students can breathe a little easier tonight after hearing what MSU President Dr. Jesse Rogers is recommending about tuition.
Two Bills making their way through Texas Legislatures would allowed college students to carry firearms on campus.
MSU students are being encouraged to keep their doors locked at all times.
Faculty and staff at MSU will leave their positions at the end of the school through the Voluntary Separation Program.
Officials at Wichita Falls Municipal Airport want city leaders to approve changing the facility's name to Wichita Falls Regional Airport during tomorrow's city council meeting.
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