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So I confirm what Ann said above. What I want to add is that till the 1970s, it was very common for women to use their husband's surname or to add it to their own. In our old databases, at work, for women we could find their surname as well as their husband's. For instance, my mother was known with my father's surname. Then, in 1974, there was a reform of laws about family, and all that was definitely over. But we still have some famous female politicians who are known with their (ex-) husband's surnames!!
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This island is home of the famous Pinnacle Rock, which is the most representative landmark of the Bartolome Island in Ecuador's Galapagos Islands. Climbing to the top of this popular landmark rewards visitors with panoramic views of varied lave formations, volcanic peaks and moon-like landscape. Walking on the rocks at the base of Pinnacle Rock are Galapagos Penguins. This is the smallest species of penguins and the only species found north of the Equator.
At the beach on the southern side, if you come in the right season, you can see nesting sea turtles resting in the sand or wading in the shallow water. You might also spot a white-tipped reef shark patrolling the close to the shore.
This island was formed by volcanic activity and since it is relatively young, the colonization is very fragile. Therefore it is important to be careful and stay as much as possible on the trails.
This lovely cove includes a red mangrove lagoon on Santa Cruz Island. There are no landing sites so most visitors travel via panga or kayak. The calm lagoon provides a nursery for many sharks and rays. Sightings of white-tipped reef sharks, hammerheads, golden rays, spotted eagle rays, and black-tipped reef sharks are relatively common. Pelicans and herons also frequent the area and sea turtles can sometimes be seen mating in the mangrove-lined waters.
Visit the world famous Charles Darwin Research Center where efforts to protect and preserve the native and endemic animals are developed. Learn about the giant tortoise rearing programs.
The Charles Darwin Research Center was created in 1960 by an international committee in order to promote research, conservation, and education in the Galapagos Islands. The center is located on Isla Santa Cruz, a short walk away from Puerto Ayora. At the center, visitors can tour the Van Straelen Exhibition Center where staff members are available to answer questions about the islands and the ongoing restoration process. The center also runs slide shows (narrated in several languages) that describe the history of the islands and the current conservation efforts.
In addition to the exhibition center, the tortoise rearing house and the adult tortoise house, provide opportunities for visitors to observe the 11 subspecies of tortoises up close. In the rearing house, hatchlings and young tortoises are nurtured until they can be released, at about four years of age, to their home islands. Nearly 2000 young tortoises have been released so far!
Tortoises that cannot be released back into the wild find their home in the adult tortoise house, an area with several different enclosures for the education and protection of tortoises from each subspecies. Handling the tortoises is prohibited, but this is a great place to get close up photos of the tortoises feeding on cacti and snoozing by the artificial pond.
Beyond the tortoises are several shaded patios along the elevated boardwalks that weave throughout the center. Here visitors can take a break from the crowds and observe many of the native bird species, including Darwin's famous finches.
Dragon Hill is one of the newest visitor's sites on Santa Cruz Island. Named for the large number of land iguanas that frequent the area, Dragon Hill has become an important nesting site for iguanas reintroduced there by the Charles Darwin Research Center.
Visitors will take a short walk from the beach to a hypersalinic (saltier than the ocean) lagoon that is frequented by pink flamingos, common stilts, pintail ducks and other species of birds. From here, they will pass through a Scalesia tree forest. Endemic to the Galapagos, there are only 400 specimens of the Scalesia tree left in the world. Past the forest, hike up Dragon Hill itself for impressive views of the bay.
This is southernmost island and because of its remote location, it has a high proportion of endemic fauna. For example it is the breeding site of nearly all of the world's 12,000 pairs of waved albatrosses. These large birds perform one of the most spectacular rituals of the animal world. Watching them take off is an unforgettable moment. Espanola teems with mockingbirds, blue-footed and masked boobies, Darwin finches, Galapagos doves, hawks, red and green marine iguanas, and sea lions. Watch Blue-footed boobies in the Galapagos Islands with Adventure Life
Gardener Bay offers great opportunities for enjoying some beach time in the Galapagos. Here the mockingbirds will be the center of your attention as they keep you company on top of your hat or investigating your belongings.
Punta Suarez is quite an amazing site and one of the most attractive in the Galapagos, because of the quantity and variety of wildlife. The trail along the island will take you past sea lions surfing the breaking waves, iguanas basking in the warm sun and boobies nesting right in your path. The trail continues towards the cliffs and the blowhole, which is a fissure in the lava where water spurts high in the air like a geyser.
This is one of the islands that has the most interesting human history. It was one of the earliest islands to be inhabited. In 1793 a post office barrel was erected on Floreana to facilitate delivery to the United States and Europe. Today, this area of the island is of course called Post Office Bay. You will also find the remains of a Norwegian commercial fish drying and canning operation in this area and a lava tube that extends to the sea.
At Punta Cormorant more than 50 volcanic cones rise in an 80-mile area. Pink flamingos, clear water and interesting coral growths make this a perfect spot for snorkeling.
The Devil's Crown is a volcanic crater near Floreana that has been eroded by the waves. Here snorkelers are immersed in a world of color and movement filled with schools of fish that move as one: king angelfish, yellowtail surgeonfish, and needlefish. There are also parrotfish, Moorish idols, and damselfish, sea cucumbers, sea stars, sea urchins, sleeping sharks, turtles, rays and many more, making this one of the best snorkeling sites in the Galapagos.
Genovesa is a sensation of unspoiled nature and is considered a bird-watchers paradise. The volcanic sea cliffs around Darwin Bay offer prime breeding places for frigate birds, swallow-tailed gulls, storm petrels, tropic birds and red-footed boobies. If you climb up the Prince Phillip's Steps onto the plateau, you will find that no matter where you look there will be a bird.
Genovesa offers good snorkeling opportunities at the beach or alongside the cliffs on the shoreline. Because of the richness of nutrients in the bay, you never know what you might encounter.
Santa Cruz is the second largest island in the Galapagos and the only island where six different vegetation zones can be seen: Coastal, Arid, Transition, Scalesia, Miconia and Pampa zones. Santa Cruz is home to the Charles Darwin Research Center, where visitors can observe tortoise research and breeding programs. A trip to the Highlands offers the chance to see enormous pit craters, lava tunnels, and giant tortoises roaming freely.
Leon Dormido, "the Sleeping Lion", is a much-photographed rocky formation on the western side of the Island of San Cristobal. The remains of a lava cone eroded by the sea, the two vertical rocks rising 500 feet from the ocean form a small channel that is perfect for zodiac rides. This Galapagos Islands natural monument has become a favorite site for cruises due to the many sea birds that frequent the air and nest on the rocks.
It is also an excellent dive site with tropical reef fish, coral and colorful invertebrates. The mild current passing between the rocks often attracts hammerhead and Galapagos sharks. The water at the bottom is cool and clear, and among the boulders you can expect to see a variety of wrasses, starfish, and angelfish, among others. Sightings of large rays and turtles are not uncommon.
San Cristobal is the Eastern most island in the Galapagos, located in the southeast corner. It is home of the oldest settlement in the islands, Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, which is also the capital of the province Galapagos. Here, the Interpretation Center was recently opened by the Galapagos National Park. This is an amazing educational and informational contribution to the island community and travelers.
San Cristobal claims some of the most spectacular landscape. The cloudforest in the highlands is perfect habitat for giant tortoises.
Frigatebird Hill is a short distance walk from the Interpretation Center. Here you can see Magnificent Frigatebirds and Great Frigatebirds in the same colony, which offers great opportunities for studying and learning to distinguish the two species.
El Junco Lagoon is one of the few permanent fresh water lakes in the Galapagos. It is located at an altitude of 2,300 ft/700m, about 45 minutes with bus from Puerto Baquerizo Moreno. On your way to El Junco Lagoon you will pass different vegetation zones, before you reach the panoramic site, where the bird watching is exceptional as well as the view.
About 1 hour travel across a small channel, will take you to Isla Lobos. The name means Sea Lion Island, which is certainly appropriate since many sea lions frolic, leap and make their homes here. This island is also a great place for snorkeling opportunities as well as to view blue-footed boobies.
Kicker Rock (or Leon Dormido) is an enormous rock, located off the north west coast of San Cristobal, that rises 500 feet straight up from the ocean. It has the shape of a sleeping lion, and a split with towering verticals on either side, forming a narrow channel.
Santa Cruz is the second largest island in the Galapagos. The small town of Puerto Ayora is the economic Turtle crossing sign on Santa Cruz Island in the Galapagos Islands center of the archipelago, with the largest population of the 4 inhabited islands, approximately 8,000. Tourism, fishing, boat building and commerce are the major productive activities. Santa Cruz is also the only island where six different vegetation zones can be seen: Coastal, Arid, Transition, Scalesia, Miconia and Pampa zones.
Santa Cruz is home to the Charles Darwin Station, where visitors can observe tortoise research and breeding programs. Scientists, park rangers, and park managers among others conduct the conservation of the islands and make huge efforts to preserve this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A trip to the lush greenery of the Santa Cruz highlands offers a welcome contrast with the arid scenery of the smaller, lower islands. You will get a chance to see enormous pit craters, lava tunnels and giant tortoises roaming freely.
This island was once home to a salt mining enterprise and its remains can still be seen if you walk from the black beach where you land, and continue along the coast. You will also see many inter-tidal pools that are homes to a large variety of invertebrate organisms.
Fur seals were thought to have gone extinct by 1905, but have since made a dramatic comeback. Santiago provides habitat for many of the 30-40,000 fur seals that call the Galapagos home. If you plan on taking pictures of the fur seals, Puerto Egas is an excellent spot. At dawn or sunset, the light is perfect for great photography. There are also plenty of sea lions on the black beach of Puerto Egas.
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December 5th, 2009, 02:51 AM #376
Third time's a charm he thought. Closing his eyes he jumped.
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I liked that WyrvenGuard. Kind of hard not to keep reading just to find out what he jumped into or out of.
January 7th, 2010, 01:14 AM #378
So her blood is uniquely magical and the warlord wants to turn it into an addictive sparkling cider? Man, should that be making me thirsty?
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August 18th, 2010, 09:35 PM #379Mil hated cleaning up mess in the morning. Apparently, don't know if you've heard, but dead cats float.Beware the Lady In Red,
Who invites you to her bed,
Remember - with the company you keep -
A kiss from a whore and you're asleep."I slit the bugger's throat and emptied his pockets! ...Wassat? ...Wasn't Thomas...?"
"It was a woman, for starters. Thomas didn't tend to be a woman."From the grass, the bodies wayned like dieing flowers. She felt every one of their souls struggling inside of her. Not one of them screamed.
Awesome thread, I love everybody's!
August 18th, 2010, 09:52 PM #380
The 25 word (or less) hook.
"There's got to be more to marriage than polishing her shoes," thought Ferdinand Marcos. "I wonder, would she let me wear them?"
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Ha! That's a good one WindowBar.
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August 22nd, 2010, 05:43 PM #383I saw Cloud snorkellers in the sky. Their needle claws etched glorious art that fell on my face as rain.A million gold to the one that makes the King laugh.
A dog and pack of chewing gum later, and I'm a rich man."One missisipy, two missisippee, three missazppy..."
"It's Miss-iss-ipp-ee," she corrected.
You have to love a woman that can correct typos in your speech.
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I saw Cloud snorkellers in the sky. Their needle claws etched glorious art that fell on my face as rain.
Ok Hoodwink, I want the story. I just have to know about a world with Cloud snorkellers!
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Simplicity is a virtue. But alas, how simple can it be to split ones head open with an axe? announced the weapons trainer.
August 31st, 2010, 10:09 PM #386"It's really quite simple," he said. "Let me explain." --That's how the fifth level of hell begins.He announced his intention to become a writer. I couldn't believe it, Henry, who could misspell "the" with the spell checker on.
November 2nd, 2010, 08:31 PM #387
"I do my best work one on one," Said the hooded figure, "Just you, me, and scalpel makes three."
November 15th, 2010, 02:50 PM #388
Rozinante dude that's chilling.
Here's the opener to a novel I finished writing a while ago.
I never thought I would miss the incessant noise of humanity: crying children, droning newscasters, excited pitchmen, and politicians pining for votes. I was wrong.
My left hand is coated with magical ink.
Why did you do this and what is magical ink?
Those are some good questions.
November 15th, 2010, 05:38 PM #389
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"I know." She took his hand in hers and kissed his fingers gently. She wanted to tell him she'd be all right, not to worry, but hollow promises always sounded to her like lies.
"I fear for you," he said.
"I know," she repeated. "I'm afraid too, for both of us. For all of us." She kissed his fingers again.
"You have sacrificed so much already," he said, stroking her hair back from her face. "Please do not sacrifice more for us. For me. Stay here, and give me someone to return to."
"That's not playing fair," she said gently. "And it won't work. You have everything to come back to, you don't need me here for that." He started to speak, but she stopped him with a finger to his lips. "Don't fight me on this anymore, Boromir, please," she said, meeting his gaze and holding it. "You'll break my heart, and you still won't stop me."
He cupped her cheek in his hand, and she leaned into his touch. "Why are you so determined?" he asked.
She was quiet for a long time, thinking about it. Finally, she spoke.
"When I was about twenty-four or twenty-five," she began, "my mom told me about something that happened when she was small. A terrible thing that happened." She paused, remembering her mother, remembering the sun on her mother's hair, and her blue eyes. "A terrible disaster," she went on after a moment, "that killed thousands of people. And she told me that while it was happening - because it wasn't instantaneous, people had time to get reporters there, and rescue personnel, and to think about it - she was listening to reports from the scene, and they were talking to a woman who was trying to get to where the disaster had happened." Maggie hesitated, remembering, tears coming to her eyes. Her voice was thick when she continued. "They were talking to this woman, who was crying, and they were asking her why she wanted to get there, why she wanted to go into this terrible destruction, and she said her husband was inside. She said," and Maggie's voice broke. "She said, 'what if he's hurt and I can't help him? What if he's dying and I can't hold his hand?'" Her breath hitched in her throat, and she said, "I think that she would have given anything just to be able to touch him, just to be able to be with him, whatever had happened, even if it was just to hold his hand while he died. Anything. Anything to be with him."
She paused, and reached up to wipe the tears from her eyes, biting her lip and trying push the memory away to where it always lived in the back of her mind. "I wish I could tell you it was some noble reason, like, 'because it's the right thing to do' or something," she said, not looking at him, "but the truth is, that's it. When that woman's husband left that morning, no one could have imagined how the day would end. But I know how this might end. And I really, honestly would rather risk dying than ever have to think of -" but she couldn't follow the thought to its conclusion. She took a deep breath, and let Boromir pull her into the circle of his arms.
"I wish I knew whether her husband had lived," she said softly. "My mom never knew."
He held her to his chest, his arms around her, stroking her hair, and they lay like that for a long time.
When she started towards the Houses of Healing, plush dog in hand, the sun was just casting its rays over the walls of the City. Boromir had left their bed before the sun was up, and Maggie had dozed, lingering in the warmth left by his body. He had said he would meet her on the field if they did not encounter each other at the Houses of Healing, where they both had people to see, and so here she was, feeling - as usual - slightly out of place. Her clothing set her apart again, no longer in the leather leggings and tunic but in her own jeans and boots, cotton shirt. She wore her leather coat less as protection against the slight chill in the air than as armor against her own fear, and she pulled it close, inhaling the familiar scent. The Glocks and her body armor were still in her chambers, but within the coat she carried the small pistol she'd taken from her bedside table, and The Way Of The Samurai was stowed in one of the pockets. She shivered slightly with the knowledge of what she'd chosen to do - ride willingly towards death when home waited only a flicker of reality away. She wondered again how she had come to lose her sense of self-preservation so fully.
Then she smiled to herself and said softly, quoting, "'The Way of the Samurai is in desperateness. Ten men or more cannot kill such a man. Common sense will not accomplish great things. Simply become insane and desperate.'" She chuckled. "'Insane and desperate.' Hell yes. Make decisions within the space of seven breaths, be determined, and advance.' Let's hear it for the Hagakure." She entered the Houses of Healing still smiling to herself.
By now she knew the way without asking, and soon was at Faramir's door. It was slightly ajar, and voices came from inside.
"...troubled by her stubbornness?"
"No," Boromir said cautiously, and Maggie froze at his tone. "Or, perhaps. Faramir, I do not intend to lose her, but.... I am unsure how to... to manage her."
She took a breath.
Faramir laughed. "Manage her? She is neither one nor the other, is she, Boromir?"
Another breath.
"She is both," Boromir responded with a chuckle. "The woman obeys me, Faramir," he said, "but the warrior, the warrior does not, and it is the warrior who must."
A third.
"She has spirit."
"You sound like our Rohirric friends discussing a skittish mount."
Three more breaths, feeling more panicky than she had when she realized they were riding into certain death - because certain death was days away and this was on the other side of a door - and she tapped softly. Faramir answered, "Come."
She slipped inside.
"Maggie," Faramir said with a smile. "Come and sit."
She glanced from one to the other, and could tell that they wondered how much she had heard. "I brought you a present," she said to Faramir, holding up the dog, and handing it to him as she reached the bedside.
His eyes widened and a smile spread across his face. "A noble animal," he said, and held it to his face, inhaling softly.
Maggie and Boromir both laughed, and she felt some of her tension ease, if only slightly, at the sound their voices made together. "That's almost exactly your brother's reaction when I gave him his," she said.
Faramir grinned. "They are not wrong who say we are much alike," he said, glancing at Boromir and settling the dog in his lap.
Boromir stood and took Maggie's hand, drawing her toward the chair he was vacating. "I must see to my men," he said as she sat, then he leaned down and kissed her cheek, his hand lingering a moment too long on her hair, a gentle caress. "On the field, then, Maggie. Do not tarry overlong."
"I'll be there," she replied softly.
Boromir turned then and embraced Faramir, whispered something in his ear. Faramir smiled, and said something softly back. Then, "Return to me, brother," and he gripped Boromir's hand firmly.
Boromir smiled. "Only death could keep me from you, and I do not intend to die." With a quick nod to each of them, he turned and was out the door, his footsteps echoing away down the hall.
After a moment Faramir said, "Boromir tells me you ride with the army after all. I will be sorry not to have your company here," and he cast an inscrutable gaze across her.
She shifted slightly, not meeting his eyes. "I have to, Faramir," she said. "Every time I think about not going, I get this image of him lying there on the battlefield hurt, needing someone and no one there."
Faramir nodded. "I was a grown man with men of my own to command before I stopped seeing that same image every time my brother rode out of the City."
"Then you understand."
"Not entirely," he said, and glanced at her. "I think there is something more here than the love you bear my brother."
She frowned, and hesitated. Had she spent so much time with Faramir that he could talk to her about this? "Like what?" she asked warily.
Stroking the plush ears of the dog, he said gently, "I see something in your eyes when you look at Boromir that is not ... simple affection." He paused, and when she didn't answer, he went on, "Some months ago, one of my men became lost in Ithilien. We had been tracking the movements of the Enemy, and a sudden storm came. He became separated from his comrades, and was injured in the storm. Disoriented and hurt, he lost himself in the forest, and for three days we could not find him, nor he us. The eyes he turned on me when I found him at last are the eyes you turn on Boromir. As though you have been lost, and have longed for a captain, and have found one. Or have been found."
"And? Is there something wrong with that?" she asked softly, still not looking at Faramir.
"No," he replied, "for Boromir is a fine captain, and he does love you. But he is your lover, and your captain, and he told you to stay, and yet you ride with the army. I question it."
"You're not really in a - " but she bit back the rest of the retort. Given what she had heard, it seemed he was indeed in a position to know. Still not looking at him, she felt his gaze on her. "He's not my captain," she muttered. "I haven't signed anything."
Faramir chuckled. "Oh, but he is, lady, that is clear. He both is, and is not, and I fear things will become difficult if that remains so."
"Why?" she asked, scowling. "Why can't I just - do what seems right to me?"
"An army is not built of a thousand men each doing as he sees fit," he replied, "and lovers are not meant to command each other's lives. Yet, you are both soldier and lover to him."
"I just - I - " and she stood and paced to the window, then turned slightly to look at him. He watched her calmly, his eyes never leaving her face. "I don't know how to do anything else," she said finally. "I can't stay."
Faramir nodded. "That much I do understand," he replied. "But if you and my brother both return from this war, and if, in the end, we are victorious and you choose to remain here rather than return with your people, I would have you think carefully about the nature of things between Boromir and yourself. You cannot be his lover and his soldier for long."
She turned to him and crossed her arms. "And how is this your business anyway?"
"What concerns Gondor concerns me," he answered, unperturbed. "Boromir is our Captain-General, the Captain of the Tower Guard, and if the king maintains the position, he will be Steward." Faramir smiled wryly. "He is Steward until the king is crowned. It concerns me."
Maggie brought a hand to her face and turned back to the window. The morning was growing later, and soon the army would ride for Mordor. Chip and Paul were seeing to the vehicles, Tank and Mira organizing squads, though Tank would not be going with them. Boromir and Imrahil and, she supposed, Aragorn were all doing whatever it was commanders here did before riding off to hopeless battle.
"Right then," she murmured finally. "Right."
"Maggie," said Faramir softly. "Come here."
She turned, and he gestured to the edge of the bed. "Come here, sit."
She did, and he took her hand.
"This is all so new for you," he said. "So different from what you are accustomed to." He shook his head, his gaze searching her face. "In your world, you can lead or follow as you please. You can command or step back from it as suits you. Not so, here."
"How do you know what I'm used to?" she asked irritably, trying to reclaim her hand, but he did not release her, and he chuckled, stroking her wrist soothingly.
"There are many of your people here in the Houses of Healing," he said. "And they are not shy, nor reticent. I have learned much."
Startled, she almost laughed. "Yeah, well," she replied, "they're not - they're - " and she hesitated. "Okay," she said finally. "You're right. They're right. It's different."
He nodded. "I would not want those differences to come between you and my brother."
"Or between your brother and himself," she said.
Faramir smiled. "You are also perceptive."
"Do you think he's unsure of me?"
"Not of you," he answered. "Not of your affection, nor of his. But of his command of you? Perhaps."
"Do you mean of whether he should," she asked, "or whether he does?"
He looked at her and his fingers stilled on her wrist. "Both."
She hesitated. Boromir doubted her, and she learned it from eavesdropping and from his brother. "Ah," she said with a nod, and when she pulled away this time he let her.
"Maggie," Faramir said softly, and touched her chin, turned her to face him. "What you and my brother share brings you both strength, and I am glad of that. But I think you fear losing too much of yourself. You desire his command in one arena, yet refuse it in the one in which he must demand it. It is a difficult balance, yet it is one you must strike. Maggie," he said when she didn't answer. "Do not fear losing yourself. You will not."
Irritated, she said, "How do you know?"
He paused, then shrugged. "I suppose I do not know," he answered, "but I believe it. You have a strong mind, and a strong will, or you would not be here. Boromir will not subsume you, but you must learn to trust him."
She started. "Trust him?" she said sharply. "I do trust him. I trust him more than I've ever trusted anyone."
Faramir held her gaze for a long moment, long enough that she felt herself wanting to shy away from him, but before she did, his eyes softened, though his tone when he spoke was firm. "You will obey him in the field, Maggie."
After a moment, she replied, "Not if he tells me to stay here. But anything else, yes."
Faramir made a sound, and sat back. "You cannot pick and choose, do you not yet understand that?"
"No," she said sharply, "I don't."
"You do," he replied sharply, "you only refuse to accept it." She started to stand up, but he took her hand in his and with a strength that surprised her he pulled her back down, and again turned her to face him. For a long moment his eyes searched hers, and if she could have torn her gaze from his she would have. Finally, his expression softened and he said, "Then since you will go, I shall endeavour to be glad that my brother has one as stubborn and devoted as you at his back. Do not let him fall."
"If I do," she replied, "it'll be because I fell first."
She met Mira on the field as the olive-skinned woman was returning to the city, Tank beside her, using a cane but with his arm still around his companion. Mira leaned in to kiss Maggie's cheek when they met, and said to Tank, "Go on up. I'll meet you."
Tank nodded, then grinned at Maggie and said, "Helluva world this is. Wish I was coming with you."
As his footsteps receded, Mira turned to Maggie and said, "I'm staying here with Tank. Paul too. If things get bad, if your army loses and things get bad, Janet'll send us home."
Maggie nodded and said, "That's good, that's good," even though her heart clenched. "I don't want you to get hurt, Mira." She fixed her eyes on the other woman's and said, "You know I love you, right?"
"I love you too," Mira replied, and her eyes were wet with unshed tears. "I just don't understand."
"I know. I - maybe when I get back I'll be able to explain it better."
"You'd just better get back."
Neither the men nor the horses seemed pleased with the low growl of the vehicles, but since the horses seemed somewhat more skittish than the men, Chip kept the trucks and HumVees well away from the cavalry. In the trucks rode the thirty men and women who had agreed to come on this venture, and Maggie was surprised that so many had turned up. Chip had laughed when she mentioned that to him, and said only, "Have some faith, Mags."
She didn't want to ask him what she should have faith in.
Chip had made Gus squad leader in Tank's place, and Michael his own second in command, as he had once been Michael's. Michael seemed pleased with the changed roles, and had fallen into it quickly. Maggie walked beside him for a time, the two of them keeping pace with one of the armored trucks. Finally, Maggie said, "So, isn't it weird, being Chip's second when he used to be yours?"
Michael shrugged. "Chip's a good man, and I trained him. He knows what he's doing."
"Yeah," Maggie said, nodding, "but I mean, is that all? it's just whether he's good?"
Michael glanced at her. "What are you getting at, babe?"
"I'm not sure," she said, frowning. "It's just - how do you go from being in charge to not being in charge and not feel weird about it?"
He laughed. "You just do, y'know? I mean, if you trust someone to lead you, then what does it matter whether you're doing the leading or they are?"
"Not everyone thinks that way," she said.
"No?" He slipped an arm around her shoulder and hugged her briefly. "You're thinking about your Captain guy, aren't you? Is he giving you trouble?" Michael glanced at her with a quick grin. "Want me to kick his ass?"
She chuckled, and shook her head. "More his brother, really. He thinks there might be trouble because Boromir is used to being in charge and - well, it's just not clear where the lines are between the two of us."
"'Cause you're used to being in charge of you, and here you're sort of in charge of you and sort of not?"
"Mm. You got it." She leaned down and plucked a blade of grass, turned it between her fingers as they walked. "It's like I'm - like an adjunct. Not one of his soldiers and not one of Chip's, but not really a free agent either."
Michael chuckled. "You're a splinter cell," he said, and she punched him lightly in the arm. "Have you talked to him about it?" he asked.
She shook her head. "Not really. Not exactly. In so many words."
"Good," he said, and laughed at her startled expression. "Guys hate talking about this shit! Come on, you just - just be who you are." He hugged her again quickly, then with a quick ruff of her hair dropped his arm. "Just be who you are and it'll all come out right. Trust me."
They walked together in silence a while longer, Maggie trying to get used to the strange sound and smell of the trucks, which had seemed normal enough at home but surreal and out of place in the landscape around them. After a long time, Michael said, "Do you trust him?"
She looked at him. "Of course I do."
"I mean to lead you."
Maggie didn't answer at first, thinking. And the more she thought, the more she realized, she didn't know. If she trusted him to lead her, why was she here?
And if she didn't, why was she here?
"Goddamn it," she muttered.
"You don't know, do you." It wasn't a question. "Y'know," he said, "that's okay. You don't have to know. You just have to do. And you're doing."
"What I'm doing could get me killed. Could get you killed, could get all y'all's people killed."
"Ah, no," Michael replied, waggling his finger at her. "No. You're responsible for you, not for us. You didn't hold a gun to anyone's head. You provided an opportunity. We took it. And not exactly for free, either, Miss 'I've got a farm and I'm living in fucking New Washington.'"
She chuckled. "Okay, fair enough."
"So they're thinking six days to get there, right?"
"More or less."
"And then we kick ass, loot the city or the castle or whatever it is, and haul our happy butts back home, yes?"
"Something like that," she said with a wary smile. "I'm not sure about the looting part."
"Eh, we'll figure it out. First order of business is to kick some ass." He glanced at her, then smiled. "Don't worry, Chip didn't lie about our chances of winning. We figure the trucks'll outrun the bastard enemy, though, so even if we lose, we can still kick it back to Minas Tirith and home. Always know your escape route," he said. "Never go into a place you don't know how to get out of. We're good. We'll be fine."
It was nearly midday before they got close enough to really see it, but when the sun emerged from behind the clouds it lit the scene before them with a silvery flame, and two dozen outworlders who walked beside the trucks stopped in their tracks, shading their eyes and gaping.
"Holy god."
The trucks crawled to a stop and the men and women inside clambered out, while around them the army marched on, oblivious.
"What the hell is that?"
Maggie stood beside Michael and Chip, Chip's troops gathering around them, the murmur of their voices rising.
"It's incredible."
"It's beautiful."
"That's not what we're supposed to attack, is it?"
"Geez - six days, fuckwit. No, it isn't. But what the hell is it?"
Maggie shook her head. "It must be Osgiliath."
"Osgiliath. Boromir told me about it. It used to be the capital, but they abandoned it a long time ago except as an outpost."
The rays of the late morning sun sparkled on the stones of the city that lay before them, a white jewel in the green and brown landscape. Domed towers rose into the sky, gold and silver glittering on them but no more brightly than the white stones themselves, and far to the east the lowering clouds that brooded over Mordor seemed stark and forbidding, as though they reached out heavy-fingered hands to grasp it.
"Damn. I thought Minas Tirith was the prettiest thing ever. Why'd they abandon it?"
"I can't remember," she answered. "Something about five hundred years ago it was over-run by orcs, and the guy Boromir's named for took it back, but I guess it was," she hesitated. "Ruined, or too dangerous or something. Then about six months ago the enemy took the eastern half of the city."
A restless murmur. "Think they're still there?"
Someone laughed, and said, "They won't be for long."
But nothing moved in the white city except the army, and after the soldiers and cavalry had crossed, one by one the trucks rumbled over the rebuilt bridge into East Osgiliath. Around them, voices of the Gondorian and Rohirric soldiers muttered about the state of the place. Crude drawings and words in a language Maggie had never seen were scrawled on the walls, and detritus and offal littered the broad thoroughfare and the streets leading off it.
"Be nice to come back here and clean it up," said Chip at one point, walking beside Maggie.
"Yeah," she said, nodding, looking around. "It makes me think of home."
He chuckled, and she grinned. "Yeah, except at home you have to get a permit to wash someone else's building."
Some five miles past Osgiliath the army stopped, and Maggie stayed with Michael while their small company set up camp. She had watched the horsemen ride off to the east and had felt her stomach lurch wondering where they were going. She wanted Boromir beside her. Wanted at least to know where he was. Instead, she wandered and listened to the conversations of the people around her, overheard their mild confusion about where exactly they were. "So is it earth?" she heard one low voice mutter to another, "or something else?" and the other voice answered, "Earth or something else, I don't know or care. I want to do our job, get home, get paid, and get to work on that asshole in ash town."
Puzzled, Maggie sought out Chip. "What's ash town?" she asked.
"Hmm?" He glanced up from the rifle he had partially disassembled on the ground. "Oh, that's Black City. Some of the guys started calling it that after our first little foray, 'cause the whole thing is fucking covered in this sooty black ash. It's why it looks black from a distance."
"Where's the ash come from?"
Chip shrugged. "Not sure. Smells strange, though. Not like something burned. Sort of," and he hesitated, frowning, groping for a word. "Sort of musty, and metallic," he said at last. "Like old books and rusty iron."
Another day and night passed before Maggie saw Boromir. She rose at dawn on their third day out from Minas Tirith, along with the rest of the army, and as she was pulling on her boots she felt a shadow fall over her. Looking up, she saw him silhouetted against the sky, and with a smile she zipped her boots and stood. "Hiya," she said.
He kissed her cheek, then took her hand and led her a little ways away. "I dislike being so far from you as we get closer to Mordor," he said quietly.
She nodded. "Yeah, I was trying to figure out how I could invite myself along to ride with y'all at the front, but I didn't want to be presumptuous."
He laughed, a short sharp sound. "You presumed enough to come, why not a step more?" She cast him a wary glance but he was looking towards where Chip had the hood of one of the trucks up and was examining something. "Your people would not take it amiss?" he asked.
She glanced towards their small encampment and shrugged. "They're really more Chip's people than mine. Most of mine are in Minas Tirith or back home, except for Michael, and he's really Chip's too." She looked back at Boromir. "I'm sort of betwixt and between," she said. "I'm not their people, I'm not your solider, I'm just here."
"You may not be one of Gondor's soldiers," he answered, catching her gaze and holding it, "but you must needs be placed, and I shall place you with me. Go and gather your things."
She hesitated. "Won't someone think it's weird, me being with you? I mean, will it upset anything?"
"It is for no one else to judge," he said.
"Yeah, but they will anyway," she replied.
He took a breath. "It is not your place to question my decisions where it regards my command," he said quietly, but there was steel in his tone, and she hesitated, surprised. His eyes searched her face. "Maggie," he said softly, "an army is made of commanders and those they command. There is no place for you if you are neither, and I will not be parted from you now that danger looms ever closer. My men will not question me, and I have no superiors in this company - only allies and soldiers. Aragorn is not yet king, Imrahil is Prince of Dol Amroth and subject to the Steward, Éomer is ally and friend, but does not command me. So you see?" he said with a small smile. "All that is well. But I should not have to explain my every request to you before you will comply." She opened her mouth to answer but he stopped her with a finger to her lips. "Go," he said, "and gather your things."
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So now i'm starting to see why CP3 said that there will be some bad blood and rivalrys in this league with time.
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We need a trade comittee. And coltsguys, stop it. Don't even try and argue it please.
I seriously have no idea what your talking about? What am I arguing, he got a good young PF and I got Terry.
He got a PF that averages 11.5/8 in 34 minutes... You got Terry who averaged 10pts in 20 minutes... on top of that you got a 1st and he got a scrub and 2 2nds lol
But sure... fair trade if both parties are happy.
In all honesty a trade committee is a bad idea, while I agree the two blazers/magic trades are bad deals, these kind of deals often go down in the NBA that's why the first round picks things are put in, it's nothing like nolaslim's trades during the draft where he ripped off people who weren't used to the idea of a sim league. Hopefully as the league progresses the bad deals like these go away.
I'm not going to break anything down. I was against it when it happened to me. Good luck with the moves guys. I still think we need a trade comittee though.
Actually couldn't this not happen, just based on the fact that they re doing one big trade, more than 5 assets. Just sayin theres a chance CP wont accept it due to clearly trying to dodge that rule
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Yeah, but CP3 has allowed people to break up picks over 2 trades...
like 2 players for 1 and then 2 picks for 1... he's done that before... I don't forsee it being any different
Actually we came up with this deal way after the other deal. They had no relation. We posted the other deal a few days ago, it just hasn't been processed.
just when the league was running smoothly...
I think we just need the season to start again...
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Mike Whaley: Tiffany hopes to make Trey's journey a little easier
Monday, December 24, 2012
Tiffany Bryant Delworth lights up like a Christmas tree when she talks about her twins, Trey and Ellie, showing an interest in playing basketball this year.
"As his parents, we became a nurse, a dietician, a nutritionist, a mathematician, a scientist and a chemist over night," she said. Tiffany lives in Rochester with Trey and Ellie, next door to her mom, Sue, and step dad, Dave.
Tiffany graduated from SNHU in 1995 when it was New Hampshire College, earning her MBA in 1997. She spent 12 years in Atlanta pursuing a career and that's where Trey and Ellie were born. She moved back to Rochester to be closer to family, and is glad she did.
"I'm a pretty strong person," Tiffany said. "But this was one of those times I was glad I had moved home. I couldn't imagine being alone down in Georgia trying to do this."
Tiffany and her family were working in the back yard over the Memorial Day weekend in 2011 when Trey first showed symptoms they later learned were pretty typical of diabetes. He started being extremely thirsty.
The quote Tiffany remembers by about the third day from Trey was, "Mommy, there's something wrong with my thirsty."
"I realized it's not really scary," he said.
"These dogs can detect the lows before the meter can," Tiffany said. "They train them to. If Trey started heading high, the dogs will alert us, the dogs become very anxious. They start pawing at the child and the parent. They won't sit down."
Last month, Tiffany launched Trey's Journey on Facebook. Her goal is not only to raise the funds for Trey's alert dog, but to also educate people to the dangers of diabetes.
"In my ideal world," she says, "the dog will be sitting on the sidelines at Spaulding High School some day while he plays basketball. That's what I hope."


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Live CDs do a great job of advertising Linux distributions. In addition to general-purpose live CD distributions, there are lots of task-oriented live CDs. Wouldn't it be great if you could carry multiple live CDs on one DVD disc? Nautopia.net has put up a script that you can use to make a custom DVD to boot multiple live CDs.
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• Sterling silver toggle bracelet with leaf accents and textured circle links
• Red and brown square tiger eye gemstones carved with delicate leaf patterns
• Measures 8-1/2" long with a sterling toggle closure; adjustable to fit small, average and large wrists
• Designed and crafted in America with gemstones from around the world
A stylish homage to an autumn forest, this beautiful bracelet combines the rich hues of red and brown tiger eye gemstones with cleverly carved sterling silver. Square red and brown tiger eye gemstones carved with delicate leaf patterns alternate with sterling silver links. The end result is a beautiful and functional bracelet that adds a special touch to any fall look.
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At Memorial Sloan Kettering, we are dedicated to helping lung cancer survivors live their lives to the fullest after treatment. We offer comprehensive follow-up care for people who have been treated here as part of our institution-wide Survivorship Initiative.
People who have undergone treatment for lung cancer often have special needs. Lung cancer and its treatment can cause side effects, and there is a possibility that new tumors could develop after treatment. Memorial Sloan Kettering's Lung Cancer Survivorship Program is designed to provide specialized care to address these concerns after your treatment ends.
Follow-up exams are especially important for people who have had small cell lung cancer. All patients with extensive-stage small cell lung cancer and the majority of patients with limited-stage small cell lung cancer experience a relapse, meaning that their cancer returns after primary therapy. Lung cancer survivors are also more likely than those who have never had the disease to develop a second primary lung cancer – one that is not a recurrence of the first tumor, but a new growth unrelated to the first.
After your treatment for lung cancer, the experts in our Lung Cancer Survivorship Program will monitor you for signs of cancer recurrence. We will also help you to manage any side effects that might result from your treatment. We also offer a variety of supportive service for people during and after treatment, including psychiatry, social work, integrative medicine, chaplaincy, and support groups. These services are staffed by healthcare professionals who specialize in caring for people with cancer.
Your follow-up care will be provided by a nurse practitioner who specializes in the care of lung cancer survivors. In addition to monitoring for signs of cancer recurrence, she focuses on identifying, preventing, and controlling any long-term and late effects associated with cancer and its treatment.
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She will work closely with your treatment team and will provide you, your primary care doctor, and any other medical care providers with a treatment summary and survivorship care plan. Your physicians can then incorporate this information into your overall medical plan.
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Our clinicians focus on quality-of-life issues in lung cancer survivors, including shortness of breath and fatigue. Our multidisciplinary team is also exploring new ways to improve the lives of patients following treatment for lung cancer, including how exercise could help improve lung function.
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I am a nurse practitioner with special training in lung cancer survivorship issues. I graduated from Columbia University's nurse practitioner program in 2006 and joined Memorial Sloan Kettering's Thoracic Service in 2007.
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I am a nurse practitioner with special training in lung cancer survivorship issues. I graduated from Columbia University's nurse practitioner program in 2009 and joined Memorial Sloan Kettering's Thoracic Service in 2010.


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Thursday, August 29, 2013
To send a Sports Short announcement about your community or recreational sporting event, please email firstname.lastname@example.com, mail 150 Venture Drive, Dover, NH 03820 or fax us at 603-749-7079. If you are e-mailing your announcement, please paste it in the body of the email. Do not send email attachments. DO NOT SEND COPY IN ALL CAPITAL LETTERS and please submit in paragraph form. Please note: If your item is time sensitive, do not send at the last moment (i.e. the day before or the day of the event). It is suggested that you submit your item at least 10 days before the event to insure that it receives proper placement in a timely manner.
Basketball officials apprentice program
SOMERSWORTH — Classes for applicants interested in becoming a registered high school basketball official in New Hampshire will be held in Somersworth on Tuesday evenings from 6-8:30 p.m. from Sept.17-Dec. 2.
Concussion prevention testing in Eliot
ELIOT, Maine — Dr. Patricia Wentworth, ATC, DC, of Sport, Spine and Rehab is offering neck and core strength testing to area high school athletes at her office in Eliot Commons.
Noble Squires Football and Cheering
BERWICK, Maine — Registrations are still being accepted for the 2013 season for football and cheering grades Kindergarden thru 8th Grade. Sign-up information on the website or on Mondays from 6 to 7 p.m. at the Berwick Recreation Field, Sweetser Street, Berwick.
Marshwood Little Hawks football and cheering sign-ups
SOUTH BERWICK, Maine — Marshwood Little Hawks football and cheering is now accepting registrations for their 2013 fall season. If you live in Eliot or South Berwick, are entering grades 2 to 8, please register at www.mlhfootball.com.
St. Thomas seeks fall coaches
DOVER — St. Thomas Aquinas High School has the following coaching openings for the upcoming school year: JV field hockey, freshman volleyball and varsity cross country/track. If interested please contact Director of Athletics Ryan Brown at 603-742-3206 or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Portsmouth Elks Kids Soccer Shoot
PORTSMOUTH — The Portsmouth Elks Lodge #97 Kids Soccer Shoot will be held at a new location this year, Portsmouth High School, on Sunday, Sept. 1, at 11 a.m. Registration will start at 10:15. Boys and girls 6 through 13 as of Aug. 1, 2013 are eligible to participate and should bring birth certificates for proof of age. There is no fee for the event. All players will receive tee shirts and certificates of participation. Any child is welcome to participate, they do not have to be advanced soccer players. Division winners will be awarded trophies and advance to the State Championship where they will compete to move on to the seven-State Area 1 Championship in Massachusetts. Please contact Colin McGee, Soccer Shoot Committee Chair at 603-490-8908 or firstname.lastname@example.com with any questions.
Fall pre-school soccer with coach Connie Roy
SOMERSWORTH — Boys and girls (ages 3-5) are invited to come meet new friends and play fun games that teach fundamental soccer skills and techniques. Thisprogram will take place outdoors on the softball field at The Works. Participants are encouraged to dress for outdoor play and wear sneakers or cleats. Parental participation is encouraged. It runs Thursdays starting Sept. 12 through Oct. 31. Choose a session that works with your schedule: Session 1 - 9 to 9:45 a.m.; Session 2 - 1 to 1:45 p.m. Works members $80, non-members $90. Sign up today by calling The Works 603-742-2163, ext 741. The web address is www.theworkshealthclub.com.
Dover Xtreme 18U looking for a pitcher
DOVER — Pitchers, are you currently looking at a team with 3-4 pitchers on it? Looking for more quality innings on the mound? If you have yet to commit to a 2014 summer softball team, please reach out to us. We are trying out pitchers to join our summer team. Please e-mail Dave Allis at firstname.lastname@example.com if you have any questions or would like a tryout. Our team will be a high quality, high character team
Ice hockey officials needed
DOVER — NIHOA-NH is looking for prep school and high school ice hockey referees to join its local organization. Applicants should be minimum USA Level 2 patched. Check the site at www.nihoa-nh.com and e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com for more details.
Coe-Brown seeks baseball coach
NORTHWOOD — Coe-Brown Northwood Academy seeks a varsity baseball coach for the 2014 season. Interested candidates should send a letter of interest, resume and three references to Matt Skidds, Athletic Director, 907 First N.H. Turnpike, Northwood, NH 03261 or to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Rochester Youth Hockey 4th annual Free Hockey Weekend
ROCHESTER — Rochester Youth Hockey wants to provide any child ages 4 – 10 who has never played hockey before, an opportunity to play this great sport. The clinic will give all children a fun, first-time hockey experience. On-ice instruction is led by RYH coaches on Sept. 20, 21 and 22. RYH Board Members will be available to answer any questions that you have about the clinic, hockey in general, and about any of the 2013 /2014 hockey programs available in Rochester. (Intro to Hockey, Mites, etc.). RYH is asking for a $150 deposit for the Learn-to-play equipment package provided by RYH. If your child joins RYH, you own the equipment. If your child does not sign up for a program, your $150 deposit will be returned once all equipment has been returned to RYH. If you only need certain equipment, the equipment deposit will be adjusted accordingly. If you are interested in this free Intro to Hockey clinic, please email Matthew Enman at firstname.lastname@example.com to reserve your spot now. Limited to the first 50 participants and the slots will fill up quickly.


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Bibby Scientific Limited
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Bibby Scientific focuses on the design, manufacture and distribution of four world leading benchtop laboratory equipment brands, Jenway, Stuart, Techne and Electrothermal. The Jenway extensive product range includes UV/Vis Spectrophotometers, Life Science and Environmental Spectrophotometers, Flame Photometers, Colorimeters, Portable and Laboratory meters and probes, for ...
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GF Environmental Labs, a division of Germfree Laboratories, Inc. (GFEL), specializes in the design and manufacture of modular and mobile laboratories, serving the geotechnical, geological, environmental assessment/monitoring, industrial and other analytical laboratory fields. Germfree was founded in 1962 and quickly established itself as the premier manufacturer of ...
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In more than 25 years LAR AG has established itself as world`s leading manufacturer of high quality online water analysers. Since its foundation in 1986 the Berlin-based company has been developing, manufacturing and supplying innovative customized online measurement systems for sum parameters such as TOC, TP, TNb, TOD, COD, BOD and toxicity. LAR offers a wide range of ...