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Using new computer software, scientists mapped no less than 21 emotional states, including apparently contradictory examples such as "happily disgusted" and "sadly angry".
The research more than triples the number of known emotional facial expressions.
"We have gone beyond facial expressions for simple emotions like 'happy' or 'sad.' We found a strong consistency in how people move their facial muscles to express 21 categories of emotions, " said Dr Aleix Martinez, from Ohio State University, America.
"That is simply stunning. That tells us that these 21 emotions are expressed in the same way by nearly everyone, at least in our culture."
In future, the computer model could aid the diagnosis and treatment of mental conditions such as autism and post-traumatic stress disorder, said the researchers.
For centuries scholars have tried to understand how and why our faces betray our feelings. Until now they have focused on six basic emotions - happy, sad, fearful, angry, surprised and disgusted.
The new study saw 230 volunteers making faces in response to verbal cues designed to trigger emotional states, helping researchers find the new emotional states.


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2004 Mazda RX-8 Q&A
2004 Mazda RX-8 Question: SSV valve diagnosis during repair of vehicle
My 2004 RX8 unfortunately ran over a tire tread lost by a car on the highway 2 weeks ago. Traveling at highway speeds, 9pm at night with traffic I was unable to avoid hitting the tread and ran completely over it. My car immediately made a hissing sound and I exited off beltway to a gas station to take a look. The entire spoiler was snapped in half, the air conditioner condenser was damaged and thankfully the bodyshop said that was it. However, while repairing my car, the check engine light came on and the bodyshop said a code came up whereby the throttle body flap was loose. I refused to pick up my car until engine light was off b/c I was having no problems before this incident. A mazda dealership has looked at it since and upon inspection "the tech found code P2070 SSV valve needs to be replaced to age and mileage of vehicle." My question is this-- Could the throttle body (buterfly flap)have become loose upon impact of hitting a tire tread head-on @ 60 mph? Any help and suggestions would be appreciated. Insurance company and bodyshop claim this problem is not a direct result of the accident. Thank you for your help. - psychedshell
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Here's what I wrote for the Common Problems database I've been working on: "RX-8s built before April 18, 2007 may experience check engine light on with code P2070 (Secondary Shutter Valve [SSV] stuck open). There will probably be a significant loss of power, and there's a Mazda bulletin associated with this problem . Seems to affect the A/T models more than manual trans models. The SSV is activated to open a secondary air intake tract which feeds the secondary intake ports when the secondary fuel injectors kick in at high RPM/high power application. The cause is carbon accumulation around the SSV shaft. It's possible the acutator or solenoid valve controlling it could fail too. There's a stronger actuator available from Mazda specified in the bulletin and decarbonizing the valve and area are required to free the valve. If your car's under warrantee, check out the Mazda dealer. I think that the SSV is subject to corrosion too if the situation is allowed to persist. To fix it properly, according to the bulletin, there's a lot of pieces you need to remove to get to the valve and manually clean it and the port it's in in the manifold. It looks like a few-hour procedure and you should get the updated actuator too, gaskets, etc. If you want to try to fix it without taking anything apart (or prevent it), try "Seafoam" fuel system cleaner (available at auto parts store) and use as directed. This may be a good preventative measure too. Now, this is a hot car with a lot of performance potential which is designed to be used. Probably the best way to prevent this problem (or cure it with the cleaner added) is to romp on it (rev it up!!) frequently, within the limits of the law and prudent behavior and get that valve open or at least commanded open to keep it or get it working. You will need a code scanner or a mechanic with one to clear the code. If the valve gets unstuck, you're golden but if not you need to get down and clean the valve and replace the actuator. You can find a copy of the bulletin on the internet. PS for all rotaries: Keep the engine oil clean and use good quality fuel. I recommend that all rotaries need to be warmed up fully once started (yes this is unusual for car engines) in order to prevent flooding on the next startup". What this means to me (and you) is that the problem was already happening and the collision was most likely coincidental to the P02070 malfunction. The 'throttle body flap being loose' does not sound accurate to me and I don't see how it could have happened from a minor collision. Also the P2070 code does not relate to the throttle body. If the butterfly valve in the throttle body came loose, the car would be undriveable, I think, and it would be a separate problem from the SSV code P2070, if the butterfly were actually loose. Here's a directory link for you: http://repairpal.com/directory?address=21117&car_brand_names=Mazda - Superbob
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She inhaled sharply and jerked backwards into the bed, arching her back briefly before flipping onto her side and gasping for air. She closed her eyes tightly and clutched her pillow with terrified fingers. Another nightmare. Even thousands of miles away she still couldn't escape him. She closed her eyes and breathed heavily into the pillow which smelled heavily of dryer sheets. When she opened them back up into the dark room she turned over onto her other side to look at the clock, 3:25. She groaned heavily and cursed softly into the quiet room.
She laid for a long time on her back staring into the ceiling. She had thrown the sheets off of her, tossing and turning for the past hour had made her warm and sweaty despite the cool air of the room. She could already feel her stomach growling again and she frowned deeply. She just wanted to be home, texting her friends, going out to dinner, continuing school and graduating like every other person her age. She didn't want to be in this strange country in a strange room that she could barely afford paying for. The only money she had other than what she was carrying was money her parents had left her. Money that was supposed to be for her future, her degree and house and kids. Not this. She felt the tears in her eyes and for the first time in weeks let them fall freely. What was she supposed to do? She hoped the walls were not as thin as they probably were or that her neighbors could not hear her sob softly into the empty night air. She'd never felt so hopeless. She was Delani Johnson. She could get herself through anything. Or at least, she used to be Delani Johnson.
She rolled over onto her side realizing none of the people she met today knew her real name. I don't even know who I am anymore, she murmured in her thoughts before she shook with another poorly stifled sob. She knew her only option was to take Rosie up on her offer, but everything inside of her was screaming not too. Not to live with the strange guy who was recommended by the strange woman inside a bar. Not to move a ways out of the city where no one knows you well enough to tell if you are dead and gone. She sobbed again, but if I ever want to get out of here. It's the only way. Her fingers tightened on the pillow and she buried her face in the fabric as the tears rolled one after the other down her cheek and soaked into the fabric. She had cried herself to sleep well into the next morning.
When she woke up it was grey and cloudy outside, not yet raining but threatening enough in appearance to let loose one hell of a rainstorm. She stayed still in her bed, looking out the window through the crack the curtains left. She didn't want to move. She was comfortable. Safe. She sighed heavily and closed her eyes to block everything out, just for a moment. For a moment she was calm and happy. But that moment was shattered when her lids opened and reality slammed itself down in front of her. She had to take Rosie's offer. She knew it was the best thing she had, and on the bright side, a man with one leg couldn't possibly have that much of an advantage over her right? She sighed heavily and rolled onto her back. How did she get here?
After staring pointlessly at the ceiling for another half an hour she finally got up the nerve to sit up and throw her feet down on the ground. She could at least go get a bagel. She felt her stomach growling fiercely, or two. She slipped on a sweater over her nightshirt and pulled her hair back into an impromptu ponytail before slipping into some jeans to look presentable enough for the public eye. She made sure her key was in her pocket before heading downstairs to the lobby where no one was to be found except for the donut and bagel platter set out on the counter. She looked hungrily on them all and slipped one of the donutholes past her lips before trying to decide what else to take. She wrapped a cinnamon raison bagel in a napkin and slid it into her sweatshirt pocket before grabbing a long maple donut with another napkin. As she was lifting it from the tray Jack came out into the outside office area.
"Good morning!"
She looked up and smiled softly, "Good Morning."
"How did you sleep last night?"
"Great," she lied.
He nodded, "Good I'm glad to hear that. Go ahead and help yourself, they'll be out till twelve." He leaned forward a little more, "And we don't have that many guests here." He whispered.
She smiled crookedly before sliding another donut with sprinkles on top of her maple one. Jack smiled and she nodded in thanks before backing up towards the stairs and disappearing back up to her room. As soon as she got inside she sat down on the bed and scarfed the maple donut within seconds, taking her time on the sprinkles so she didn't find herself hungry again too fast. She sat back against the headboard of the bed and took her time with it and her cinnamon bagel as she flipped through the limited channels on the television. When eleven o'clock finally rolled around she slid out of bed and walked over to the bathroom to fix her hair and change her shirt into something she could wear that day. By eleven forty five she was leaving her room again to scour for another donut. As she approached the counter she saw Jack sitting in the chair and smiled politely.
"Do you need me out by twelve?"
He shook his head, "Nope, just by two if you can."
She nodded and grabbed another napkin, "I can."
"So where you from anyway?"
"Minnesota." She said, the lie came almost naturally this time, now that she had a story.
"How are you finding Ireland?"
She nodded, "Haven't stopped much to enjoy it but it seems like a nice enough place."
He smiled, "Yeah, other than that shit weather, it's not a bad stop on the globe."
She took a bite out of another maple bar and nodded.
"What brings you out here? We don't get many visitors in this town."
She shrugged, "Just hopped on a train to nowhere really."
"Ah, I always wanted to do that." He met her eyes with his soft brown ones. He wasn't a bad looking guy now that she actually took the time to look at him. Low set eyebrows and a strong square jaw with a full head of dark brown hair which was parted to the side and combed over neatly. He stood from his chair at least six feet tall. "Thought I'd go to Italy next year, you ever been?"
She shook her head, "No, afraid I haven't. This is the first time I've been out of the country really."
"Oh yeah?"
She nodded, "I had plans to a while back, with my parents but-" her voice trailed off, "Well things happened and it just kind of fell through."
"I'm sorry to hear that. Well at least you're getting out now yeah?"
If only it weren't like this… She thought to herself. "Yeah. Better late than never."
"That's the thinking. Now, if you need some work I know a woman who would know better than any where to look."
"Her name's Rosie, she runs that little shop Rosie's Rags, it's a hand me down store for kids clothes and stuff-"
"Oh you know Rosie?" She asked curiously.
He scoffed, "Well yeah, everyone knows Rosie. Fantastic woman she is, she's the one who got me grandfather this building here. If it weren't for her the Sleep Inn would never have existed. You met her yet?"
"She came up to me yesterday in the pub down the street-"
"Yeah, she'll do that if you're new here. Knows every face in town that woman. She'll know where to send you."
"Well, she offered me a thing cleaning for a guy I guess."
"What guy?"
"Don't know his name she didn't say. She mentioned he had one leg?"
"Oh! That Aiden fellow. Yeah, he lives about thirty kilos from here, kind of a quiet guy, we don't see him around too much anymore. Used to go to school with him actually, in secondary school."
"He a good guy?"
"Yeah, he can be a bit of a prick sometimes but he's not bad. He really just keeps to himself mostly since the accident."
"JACK!" Jack and Suki both jumped inches off the ground at the sharp sound of his grandfather's voice.
He sighed and turned around to head for the doorway to the back office, "Yeah grandpa?"
Suki balled her napkin into her palm and tossed it into the trash can next to the counter. At least from the sounds of it this Aiden guy didn't sound so bad. She leaned forward to make sure Jack was preoccupied so she didn't feel as if she was abandoning their conversation. She made her way up the stairs again and back into her room, sitting down on the foot of her bed so she could relax for a moment before gathering the nerve to talk to Rosie.
It's your only option. She told herself as she closed her eyes and lowered her chin to her chest. You have no more money, and nowhere to go. You'd have a roof, food, and a temporary job. She flipped on the TV to pass the next hour but nothing interesting was on. By the time one thirty rolled around she was making her way down the stairs with her packed bag and key in hand. Jack greeted her at the counter again and checked her out with a friendly smile and wave as she left through the front door with a lighter wallet.
Rosie's Rags was a small grey little storefront shoved between two other buildings with the words Rosie's Rags painted in red on the window. Suki stepped towards the red door and the small brass handle, turning it slowly in her palm before pulling the door towards her. The bells hanging on the other side rang through the desolate silence inside and she looked around at the racks of clothes and containers of toys. There was a woman at the counter with a young boy sitting on her hip and another young girl holding onto her skirt and Rosie was standing opposite of her on the other side of the counter. Rosie smiled generously.
"Well speak of the devil," Rosie said putting her hand on her hip.
Suki furrowed her brow and met the other woman's testing gaze. She'd never seen her before, why were they talking about her? The woman adjusted the small boy on her hip that also turned his big blue eyes towards her and she couldn't help but smirk slightly at his young rounded face. He held one hand to his lips, nibbling on his fingers while his other hand wrapped in his mother's light brown hair.
"Come on in girl don't stand there in the doorway!" Rosie waved her hand and Suki stepped forward slowly into the store. "That's it, now this is the girl I was telling you about Irene-"
"I've never seen you before." The woman said sternly as Suki approached the adjacent side of the counter, "Who are your parents?"
"I'm not from here actually-"
"Well that much is obvious." Irene turned to glare at Rosie, "You hired an American for that man?"
"The girl has ears Irene." Rosie raised an eyebrow coolly.
"You cook?" Irene turned on her again.
Suki found herself becoming quickly irritated. "Yes."
Suki narrowed her eyes angrily, "I was raised to be civilized you know."
Irene pulled away from the counter in slight offense while Rosie tried hard to stifle a chuckle.
"Well, when you have to leave, you let me know." She turned to Rosie for the last of her statement, "My daughter is back home and she'll be here for a good long time and she can cook and clean better than any woman I know! I raised her after all."
"Well it's not really a contest Irene," Rosie started to say.
"You give me a call." Irene repeated, "I'll see you later." She turned on her heels, practically dragging the small girl behind her who was still clutching her skirt.
Suki watched her leave, then turned to face Rosie who had an amused smile painted on her face as she leaned into the counter, "She's lovely." Suki muttered.
Rosie chuckled, "She's a strong woman that one. I'm lucky you came in to save me. Aiden's a lucky guy too."
"Is her daughter as bad as she is?" Suki raised an eyebrow.
"She's got her head in the air and one toe on the ground that girl. Just got back from running away to England with the love of her life. Apparently it didn't work out." Rosie began to make her way around the counter, "If I know her mother at all, this job would have been some kind of offhand marriage proposal. You came at just the right time, love."
Suki meshed her brow together, "So, I'd be living out there?"
"Yes, he's got a guest house just to the side. You'd stay there and help around the house during the day."
She nodded once and Rosie caught the apprehensive look on her face, "I try to stop by once or twice a week, come to Friday night dinner and such. So you'll see me around and when you come into town. If he gives you any trouble you don't have to hesitate to call me you understand?"
"He only gives in to those he likes," Rosie grabbed a stack of folded clothes on the countertop, "And I'm sure he'll like you."
The door opened as she walked away and she looked up to smile at an older couple making their way inside, "Oh good to see you Mr. and Mrs. Petchuly!"
"Afternoon, Rosie," the older woman walked forward away from her husband, "How are you doing today?"
"I'm doing wonderfully thank you, and you two? Enjoying your day?"
"We're out shopping for Lucy's birthday gift!" The older man, who was shuffling around the rack by the door spoke up.
"Oh how lovely! What can I help you find today?"
The older woman turned to Suki, "Oh, I haven't seen you around before-" Geez, how small was this town? Suki thought to herself, "Where are you from dear?"
"Um, Minnesota."
"Oh wow, not anywhere near home are you?" She chuckled.
Suki shook her head.
"Suki's going to be helping out at Aiden's for a little while."
Mrs. Petchuly turned her head over her shoulder and cocked one eyebrow, "I knew you cared for the boy I didn't realize you'd be shipping in someone from another country to go help him out?"
Rosie chuckled, "Nope, just a nice little gift from the Lord I'm afraid." She smiled at Suki who felt her cheeks start to heat up.
"How is that boy doing anyway? I worry about him being all alone in that house you know?"
"Last I saw him he was doing the same as always."
Mrs. Petchuly stepped over to her husband who was listlessly flipping through shirts hanging on the rack, "It's just a shame, all he's been through you know? Nick, these are too big for Lucy, come on, we'll go find her a nice stuffed animal or something."
"He gets by. Just had his drawing published in a big ole fancy kid's book last month. Going to be released in November." Rosie started sorting the clothes in her hand onto a nearby shelf.
"Oh yeah? That's good he's still got that then."
"He's a strong man, Ellen."
"Just like his father." Ellen said as she started looking through the teddy bears in a bin. "So how long are you here for then hun? You have family in the area?"
Suki looked up and shook her head, "No, just passing through really."
"Well I hope you enjoy your stay."
Suki nodded, half swallowing the lump in her throat.
"Oh Suki, you can put your bag behind the counter if you'd like, I'm closing a little early today to grocery shop and then we'll head out to Aiden's. You can help around here if you have no other plans?"
"No, I don't really."
"Which one do you think Lucy would like better?" Mrs. Petchuly held up a teddy bear in each hand.
"Oh get the girl both," Her husband waved his hand nonsensically.
Suki watched them in amusement as she placed her bag behind the counter. She helped Rosie sort the stacks of clothes she was hoarding behind the counter while Ellen and her husband took another half an hour to decide what it was exactly they were going to get their granddaughter Lucy. She walked out of the store with two teddy bears sticking their heads out from the top. The rest of the day went slowly with few more visitors who took their time to meander around the store looking for new contributions, but then leaving empty handed. Rosie kept Suki busy until closing, folding clothes, organizing shelves and picking clothes off the racks that had been there for over two months. Those clothes went to charity.
By the time it was four fifteen they were standing outside the building as Rosie was locking up, "Now, I told Aiden you'd be cooking, I hope you don't mind but I figured it would be a good introduction."
"That's fine."
"We can get everything you need at the store, have any idea of what you want to fix?" Rosie straightened out her jacket and they began to walk down the road towards the train station.
"Well, I guess. I know a good recipe for stuffed bell peppers."
"The large green and red ones?"
Suki nodded. "Is he allergic to anything?"
Rosie shook her head, "No, he'll eat just about anything you put in front of him. Doesn't care for fish, nuts or sprouts. He says he doesn't like mushrooms, but he does, he's just too stubborn to admit it."
They crossed to road when they got to the pub where they met yesterday and Rosie led her down an alley to the right of it. There was a small parking lot out back where a small black sedan was parked next to a metal garbage can. Rosie unlocked the car with the buttons on her key and nodded to Suki to get in. After throwing her bag in the back seat she slid into the passenger side of the car and shut the door.
"Now I'll show you the shop I usually go to buy for him. Now, he doesn't like having a lot of different options because he can't use them so my main list consists of eggs, whole grain bread, butter when he needs it, pasta, sauces or oven lasagnas. Stuff for sandwiches, cereal, you'll see when you get there what he has so you know but I imagine you can buy whatever it is you need for what you want to cook. He loves ham and a good tri tip with marinade. And nothing beats a good roast he always says."
"A lot of meat then?"
Rosie chuckled, "Oh yes, it's hard to get him to eat anything but. Other than food, he does fine getting around on his own and taking care of himself but he just does things that have done more damage than good."
"He owns these horses, you see? And he has them come to him every other weekend, Louie down at the stables drives them up in the trailer. Every once in a while he falls off of them, first time he fell he busted his surgical wound and dislocated his shoulder all at once. So I'm just a little worried about him getting on them again without having someone to help him immediately. It takes a long time for our paramedics to get out to him."
"How long ago was his accident?"
"It'll be about a year now I think."
"Does he walk with a prosthetic?"
"No," Rosie sighed exasperatedly, "No, he refuses to get one."
"I have no idea why, every man, woman and child in this town has asked me and I can't give them an answer. He just refuses to have one."
The weight in Suki's chest seemed to lift an inch. No prosthetic. If this did turn sour, there's definitely a chance she could get away. The car ride to the grocery store was short. Rosie filled the silence talking about how she can never get him to try anything new and that he's filled his house with boxes of stuff from his family that he wouldn't get rid of. She mentioned how she hoped since Suki would be there maybe he would entitle her to help throw some of it out. As Suki stepped out of the car, she tuned out Rosie's voice, looking up at the large Super-valu sign installed above the two glass sliding doors. There were a large handful of people inside, spread through the aisles and produce.
Rosie stepped up beside Suki as they walked in past the registers, "This is rush hour time-" Suki couldn't help but look surprised as she looked around at the register lines which each had no more than two people and at the almost empty aisles, "So you'd be better off coming maybe earlier in the day."
"This is rush hour?" Suki asked incredulously.
Rosie laughed, "Never seen a rush hour so slow have you?"
"Are you kidding, this is what we hope our grocery stores look like."
Rosie grabbed a cart from the side and began pushing it towards the produce, "I can imagine. Now what do you need for these stuffed peppers dear?"
"Well, peppers." Suki made an obvious gesture with one shoulder, "I like the orange ones-"
"I'm afraid they don't have orange, will yellow do?" Rosie pulled up alongside where the peppers were lined up. Suki nodded and grabbed a yellow one from the stack, rolling it around in her hands briefly before looking up for a plastic bag to put it in. As she rolled the next one around in her palm Rosie watched her with a soft smile, "You seem to know what you're doing."
Suki shook her head softly, "My mom knew how to pick out the best of anything. It was just something she taught me."
"You cook with your mom a lot?" Rosie took the bag of two peppers from Suki as she was reaching for another bag.
She pulled it out slowly and bit her lip, "I used to."
"Oh, you two don't see each other much anymore?"
"She passed away a couple years ago."
"Oh hun, I'm so sorry."
"It is what it is." Suki shrugged.
"What about your father? He cook at all?"
"My father was never in the picture. He left when I was two."
"Well I am just bringing up all the right things tonight aren't I?" Rosie grabbed the last pepper from Suki's hand.
Suki let out a soft laugh and shook her head, "Don't worry about it. My mom and I never needed him anyway."
"So you say you studied nursing yeah?" Rosie pushed the cart forward to the potatoes and onions. Suki grabbed an onion herself for the recipe.
"Yeah, I was about to finish but things just got in the way. I did some short intensive courses in massage and dabbled in some physical therapy classes as well. I thought about continuing to double major in it actually."
"What did you want to do?"
Suki smiled softly, "Be a pediatric nurse." She rolled the onion around in her hand thoughtfully.
"Kids huh?"
"Yeah, always loved kids."
"You ever wanted to have any?"
Suki nodded, "I always used to think I'd have three."
"Threes a good number."
"You have kids?" Suki asked, placing her bagged onion in the cart before they moved on.
Rosie shook her head, "I was never able to I'm afraid, but I take in strays." She smiled considerately at Suki as she turned around, "and keep my eye on everyone in the town. It keeps me satisfied."
Suki nodded as she approached the raw meats section, grabbing a pack of ground beef. Rosie picked out her own groceries and set them at the opposite end of the cart from the groceries she was taking to Aiden.
"So where's the lucky man you'll be sharing those kids with? I find it hard to believe you haven't been snatched up yet, pretty gal like yourself." She watched as Suki's face fell, her hands tightening on a pack of chicken breasts.
Suki felt a tremor crawl down her spine as she stood, fighting the flashbacks and the awaiting terror. She shook her head as nonchalantly as she could, "It just hasn't happened yet I guess."
Rosie instantly regretted asking. It was obvious something was there that she didn't want opened. "Well you're still young. Can you think of anything else you'd need during the week?"
"How many potatoes did you grab?" Suki asked.
"I'll go grab a couple more."
Rosie watched as she walked away and sighed lightly before turning down the breads aisle. After Suki caught up to her and they walked around the whole store, they made it to the check out lane with a full cart. Suki helped placed item after item on the moving conveyor belt behind the first woman's things. The cashier looked up at Rosie with an amused smile as the first customer walked away.
"Cooking a feast Rosie?" He smiled, showing teeth a tad too large for his boyish face.
She chuckled, "Not for me, this here is Suki. She's going to be cooking over at Aiden's place for a while."
"Well I'm glad to see you've picked more stuff out for him other than pasta and bread." He chuckled as he looked up at her and started to grab the first item. "I can actually see some vegetables in here."
Rosie chuckled, "Well I'd buy them for the man if I knew he'd eat them. If he doesn't fix it himself he'll eat anything you put in front of him."
The cashier, whose nametag said Karl, chuckled softly and shook his head, "It's a man thing Rosie, I wouldn't expect you to understand."
She laughed, "Oh don't tell me you don't eat your vegetables either."
"I do when I visit me mum's. She always cooks something green."
"She's a smart woman, your mum." Rosie dropped her purse onto the small counter on the side of the register and started to pull out her wallet.
Suki squeezed past Rosie so she could start placing the items into the plastic bags at the end. She made sure to keep Aiden's things separate from Rosie's, and placed them in the cart like they had been as they walked through the store. Rosie and Karl were chatting lightly as he continued to ring up their mountain of food. She really did know everybody, Suki thought to herself. She looked up as soon as everything was bagged and saw that she was pulling a few curious glances from the other customers who had obviously never seen her there before. She lowered her eyes again and tried to wait patiently for Rosie to run her card through the machine. She didn't like being the center of attention, she never had.
With a loud good-bye, Rosie started to walk away from the register, reaching for the cart to push it outside. Suki frowned, within the time they had taken inside it had started to sprinkle. Rosie didn't seem too phased as she pulled the trunk of her car open to load the groceries.
"Would you mind taking this back Suki?" She asked politely.
She grabbed the cart and ran it back indoors, sliding it in line with the others. The car ride to Aiden's took little longer than fifteen minutes. The rain on the windshield would alternate between falling heavily and softly, creating an off pattern of tapping sounds that clashed with the soft voice of the radio. Though Suki suspected neither of them was listening very closely to it. She was much too preoccupied with the ball of anxiety settled in her stomach and Rosie was lost in her own thoughts.
"Is the weather always so temperamental?" Suki asked softly, watching the dark scenery passing the window in flashes. There were few houses out this way, sitting on large acres of land. Each of their shadows were graced with only a few lights either on the porch or in the kitchen windows facing the road.
"It's been a particularly bad start to winter this year. Usually it's pretty level with itself. It'll drizzle for a while, rain for a while, be overcast for a while. A couple of weeks ago we had a thunderstorm."
"Those aren't very common?"
"Not big ones no. I have a feeling we're in for a rough December though."
"Oh." Suki continued to watch more houses and fences pass by.
"Here we are," Rosie said as she pointed in the direction of a small house on the left side of the road.
The rooftop and walls emerged from behind a short stone wall sectioning off the yard from the road as they got closer. It was a small house, with a two car garage attached on the right and a free standing guest house on the left which was a little bit smaller still. As Rosie turned the car into the driveway, Suki could see the stones on the outside of the house lit by the porch light and Rosie's headlights. The garage door was the same dingy white as the front door and window frames. Suki jerked softly with the halted movement of the car, staring at the house in contained anticipation. She took in a deep breath and released it slowly.
"Alright, let's get inside shall we?" Rosie smiled at her before letting herself out.


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|David Krejci wins it for Bruins in OT
|05.02.11 at 10:42 pm ET
PHILADELPHIA — It took some extra time and some extra nail-biting, but the Bruins grabbed a 2-0 series lead over the Flyers in the Eastern Conference semifinals Monday thanks to a 3-2 overtime victory. David Krejci scored the game-winner at 14:00 of the first overtime period. It was Krejci's third goal the last two games, and the Bruins' fourth overtime victory this postseason.
The Flyers jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the game's first 10 minutes thanks to a pair of goals from James van Riemsdyk. The 21-year old beat Tim Thomas 29 seconds into the contest to give the Flyers the lead, and he followed it at 9:31 with a power play goal.
The B's would come roaring back, as Chris Kelly put a puck past Brian Boucher with traffic in front of the net at 12:50, with Brad Marchand scoring 1:25 later. The teams played to a scoreless second period, though Boucher would leave with an apparent hand injury after from a Johnny Boychuk slap shot. Boucher was replaced by Sergei Bobrovsky for the remainder of the period, but would return in the third and play the rest of the game.
Thomas made 42 saves in regulation, while Boucher stopped 28. Bobrovsky saved all six shots he saw.
The teams will now head to Boston, where they will play Games 3 and 4 at TD Garden on Wednesday and Friday, respectively.
– The Bruins have trailed by multiple goals on the road twice this postseason, and have come back to tie it in both instances. The B's trailed by a pair in the second period of Game 4 of the quarterfinals vs. the Canadiens and went on to win the game in overtime, and once they got going, they needed less than three minutes to come back from the Flyers' 2-0 lead in the first period.
– This is some start to the series for Marchand. After totaling an impressive five points in the Montreal series, the rookie has four points, including three goals, in the first two contests of the quarterfinals. His goal on Monday was a big one, as his snipe on a wrist shot in the first period tied the game at two. He did have one of the occasional moments that comes with his play when he took a cross-checking penalty 3:21 into the third period.
– Chris Kelly can say he hates his cage all he wants, but the fact of the matter is that he's had six points in six games since first donning in in Game 4 of the quarterfinals vs. the Canadiens. It's either a good-luck charm or perhaps there's far more to Kelly than was initially seen when the B's traded for him in February.
– Adam McQuaid left the game in the first period and did not return. The rookie defenseman went to hit Mike Richards in the Boston zone, but it seem his stick hit Richards' skate, causing him to trip over it and go head-first into the boards. He was taken to Jefferson Hospital for evaluation. If he is unable to play in Game 3, you can expect Shane Hnidy ' unless Steve Kampfer is ready to return.
– The Flyers really applied the pressure in the third period, with 22 shots begin fired on Tim Thomas. Luckily for the Bruins, their netminder was up for the challenge and shut down many serious bids from Philadelphia. The B's had seven shots in the third period.
– JVR has been a thorn in Boston's side, and there's no question about it. The 21-year-old New Jersey native has scored three goals in the first two games of the series, even after Thomas stoned him on a 2-on-1 with Nikolay Zherdev in Game 1. The UNH product has now scored in four straight games, and three straight playoff games against the Bruins. He had the goal late in the first period of Game 7 against the B's that started the Flyers' comeback.
The flashy play from van Riemsdyk wasn't limited to just his scoring. He had a boat-load of opportunities for the Flyers Monday on a night in which he was clearly the best player on the ice. Among his chances was a breakaway in which he missed the net with Dennis Seidenberg giving chase.
– Speaking of defensemen, Zdeno Chara most definitely gave Danny Briere a little extra something in front of the Bruins' bench with 2:39 remaining in the game, going off for roughing and giving the Flyers a big power play at the wrong time.
|(Not) very superstitious: Chris Kelly just wants to ditch the cage
|05.02.11 at 12:42 pm ET
PHILADELPHIA — Bruins forward Chris Kelly is still sporting the full cage, and he's itching to get rid of it. Kelly has had to wear the cage since Game 4 of the first round, when he slid head-first into the post in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals against the Canadiens. Though he's feeling better, he's still proceeding with caution.
"The face is fine," he said Monday. "I'm not sure how long, but obviously I'll go on what the trainer suggests and kind of go forward from there."
As for when the cage will come on, Kelly just hopes it's as soon as possible. He had joked in Montreal that if he played well with it, he might keep it on as a signature piece of equipment, a la Richard Hamilton with the Detroit Pistons. Coincidentally or not, Kelly has five points in five games since he started wearing the cage, after totaling one in the first three playoff games prior. Monday, he corrected the record, noting that even if he struggles without the cage, that he'll just "deal with it." Once the mask comes off, he hopes it will be off for good.
"I'm not a superstitious person," he said with a smile. "Not by that extreme."
It's hard to miss Kelly when he's on the ice given the cage, something he says he hasn't worn since he was 14 years old. It could make him a target for chirping, but if Flyers players are saying things, he isn't hearing them.
"Not that I've heard of," he said when asked if players have been poking fun at him. "Maybe I don't hear as much with the cage on. Maybe they are chirping. I don't know."
|James van Riemsdyk proud to be an American amidst bin Laden news
|05.02.11 at 11:43 am ET
PHILADELPHIA ' The Flyers have a game to focus on Monday night, but the morning after it was learned that Osama bin Laden had been killed, Philadelphia forward and New Jersey native and former UNH Wildcat James van Riemsdyk couldn't help but think back to what it was like as a youngster as the events of Sept. 11, 2001, unfolded.
"I remember exactly where I was when everything happened," van Riemsdyk, 21, said Monday. "I remember being in middle school, sixth grade. I think I was at lunch at the time — that's when we first found out — and they didn't want to tell us what happened, but there were rumors going around the school, and then we got home. To see all the stuff that had happened, it was just a terrible thing. It was just a very tough time.
"There was a buzz about it, and I think right before I went home, we heard about what happened. I actually had a computer class, and they told us to stay off the Internet, but I was pretty eager and curious to see what happened and go on CNN.com to hear what had happened."
A friend of van Riemsdyk's lost his father in the terrorist attacks, as he was at the World Trade Center at the time, while two people from his home town of Middletown, N.J., also were killed.
"There was a big memorial in our town that they did a pretty nice job on," van Riemsdyk said. "It definitely affected a lot of people close to me. '¦ It was definitely a sad day. A lot of good people died that day, but it's good that some justice finally came out of it now."
The winger, who has represented the United States in international play in multiple competitions, including winning the gold with the U.S. under-18 team in 2006, said his father could see the events unfold from where he worked. Frans van Riemsdyk was one of the first people he spoke to Monday morning.
"They saw the second plane come cruising in," he said. "They thought it was like an accident at first. No one knew what was going on, and then you see this plane take a direct course [toward the World Trade Center]. It was a pretty crazy thing."
A day after chants of "USA" broke out at Citizens Bank Park during Sunday night's Phillies-Mets game, JVR can only imagine what the atmosphere will be like for the Flyers' pregame tradition of "God Bless America," a duet sung by Lauren Hart with a video of the late Kate Smith.
"The fans and the atmosphere should be great for that part of the game," van Riemsdyk said. "It's a proud day in our history, you could say now, is the day that this guy was brought to justice. At that point last night, I know hockey was put on the back burner for a second there when you kind of think of all the things that have been affected and all the people close to you that maybe lost someone. It's obviously a good thing that all this came to justice last night."
|Bruins looking for positives as results continue to escape power play
|05.01.11 at 6:09 pm ET
PHILADELPHIA — The Bruins' power play struggles have gone from concerning, to laughable, to just being a sensitive subject. An 0-for-26 showing in the playoffs will do that, but right now the B's are simply looking for signs of progress.
"We're just trying," Zdeno Chara said after Sunday's practice at Wells Fargo Center. "We're always trying to get better. We're still working on it, and I thought we created some better scoring opportunities yesterday. Hopefully it happens sooner rather than later.
"We controlled the puck pretty well, made some plays, had some quality shots. We had some power plays where we got in really easily, and we had some of them where we couldn't really get past the blue line. It's just a little inconsistent on that part."
The Flyers, who killed off all five of the Bruins' power plays in Boston's 7-3 Game 1 victory Saturday, boasted a middle-of-the-pack penalty kill unit in the regular season. Their 82.7 penalty kill percentage was 15th in the NHL, though in the first round against the Sabres, they gave up seven goals on 31 Buffalo power plays, meaning they were successful only 77 percent of the time. Against a team that's struggled as much on the man advantage, it doesn't seem to matter how the Flyers' PK operates.
"No results," Claude Julien said Sunday of the team's power play. "That's one thing, but I thought there was a few things better. Hopefully it continues to get that way, but we just need it going."
The Bruins will make their latest attempt at breaking the unflattering streak Monday night in Game 2.
|Danny Briere wishes Zdeno Chara would be more careful with his stick
|05.01.11 at 3:43 pm ET
PHILADELPHIA — Flyers forward Danny Briere isn't about to put up a stink over a missed call in the Bruins' 7-3 Game 1 victory over Philadelphia Saturday. Speaking with reporters after Sunday's practice, Briere said he didn't think Zdeno Chara meant any harm when he got him with a stick to the face in front of the net during the third period, but that it could have been avoided.
'I don't think it was intentional," Briere told reporters Sunday. "He was battling with someone else in front of the net, but the thing with him is that every time he battles he always has his stick is always in the air. At the size he has, I don't think he needs to do that. You are supposed to be in control of your stick. But it happened, [and] like I said, it wasn't intentional on his part.'
Briere said Chara's stick got him on the right side of his head. No penalty was called on the play, though the Bruins did take five penalties in the third period.
The 33-year-old Briere had the Flyers' first goal of the game Saturday, beating Tim Thomas to tie the game at a goal apiece in the first period. He leads all postseason skaters with seven goals in the playoffs thus far.
|Marc Savard texting Claude Julien pointers from afar
|05.01.11 at 3:11 pm ET
PHILADELPHIA — There's been no sign of Marc Savard since he sat at a podium, choked up, as general manager Peter Chiarelli announced the center's season was finished on Feb. 7 at TD Garden. The 33-year-old returned to his home in Peterborough, Ontario, and since then, neither Bruins fans nor the media have heard a peep from the center. They've heard about him, as he reportedly has dealt with memory issues, but have gotten nothing from the horse's mouth.
On Sunday, Claude Julien touched on the contact that he's had with Savard since he was shut down due to post-concussion syndrome. Text-messaging has kept the two in touch, with Savard even trying to help his boss call the shots at times.
"I've been texting back and forth with Marc, no doubt. For me personally, there's the player and then there's the individual. I care for him as an individual and I really hope that he gets better for the ask of his personal life," Julien said after Sunday's practice. "I've been texting to see how he's doing, and every once in a while I've said, 'I thought you were going to text me to give me some tips on certain parts of our game.' As soon as I opened that door, he took advantage of it. I've gotten a few tips from him."
One area in which Savard should be instructing Julien is the power play. The B's are 0-for-26 thus far in the postseason, and Julien admitted Sunday that the unit's performance might not be so bleak if they still had a healthy Savard.
"He was a guy that did such a good job on the power play," Julien said. "We definitely miss him there, and that's not a big secret. The way he was just poised and playing those areas, where to move the puck, it certainly created some awareness for the other team. They knew how dangerous he was. That's a part where, yeah, we lost that part when we lost Marc Savard. It's not a part that's easily replaceable.
"Somehow we've got to find a way to improve our power play without Marc Savard. It's been a challenge, but even Marc this year was not as good a player as he was before that major injury of his, and I still remember the first few years I had him. You couldn't have asked for a better power play guy. When you lose a guy like that, you're losing a real good player and a real good piece of your power play."
|Rivet, rivet: Bruins say broken skate the reason for Nathan Horton's absence
|05.01.11 at 2:42 pm ET
PHILADELPHIA — Nathan Horton wasn't on the ice as the Bruins held their Sunday practice at Wells Fargo Center, but his never-ending grin could still be seen in the team's dressing room following the skate. Horton did only off-ice work Sunday, with he and the team explaining that it was an equipment issue that led to his absence. Horton, who famously went to a local sporting goods store to buy a stick during a prolonged scoring slump in the regular season, apparently realized he had a broken skate as he was getting ready for the practice. By the time it was realized, Horton said, coach Claude Julien told him not to bother worrying about the practice.
"His rivets popped just before going out there, so the trainer came to see me, and I said we were only going out there for 20 minutes, so by the time you get it fixed [it wouldn't be worth it]," Julien said after practice. "He did a little off-ice workout, and it's not a big deal. He'll skate tomorrow morning."
Horton led the Bruins with five shots on goal in Boston's 7-3 win over the Flyers in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference semifinals. The 25-year-old had a goal and an assist for two points and was a plus-3 on the day. Through eight playoff games, Horton has five points and a plus-2 rating.


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Social Violations
Understanding the Judicial Process - Students
The following is a summary of the judicial process. For the official description of the judicial process, please see the Elon Student Handbook.
Process for Social Policy Violations
Hearing Sanctioning
Tips for Your Conference and/or Hearing
Preponderance of Evidence
Judicial Advisor
Process for Social Policy Violations
Judicial Conference
After notification of an incident, you received the "Notice of Judicial Action" and scheduled a "Judicial Conference". During this meeting, the administrative hearing officer will:
- review the potential charges;
- review possible sanctions (based on standard guidelines published in the student handbook and your previous case history if applicable);
- answer your questions regarding the judicial process; and
- give you an opportunity to respond to the charges and provide information necessary to determine appropriate charges.
At the conclusion of the Judicial Conference, the administrative hearing officer will either:
- discontinue judicial action (no charges);
- set charges and (if you waive the 3-day option to prepare for a hearing) conduct the hearing at that time; or
- set charges and schedule an administrative judicial hearing or Honor Board Hearing within a reasonable amount of time.
The Office of Judicial Affairs may elect to refer a case to the Elon Honor Board if it involves gross violation(s) of community standards or personal violations (fighting, other acts of violence, weapons, drug charges, etc.).
Administrative Judicial Hearing
During the administrative judicial hearing, the hearing officer:
- will gather information on the incident by asking questions and listening to you – the responding student;
- will present evidence or information supporting the charges and allow you to respond;
- may postpone the conclusion of the hearing (for a reasonable amount of time) in order to conduct additional investigation;
- will conclude with the rendering of a "Responsible" or "Not Responsible" decision and appropriate sanctions if warranted.
Honor Board Hearing
The Elon Honor Board is comprised of students, faculty and staff. Each hearing board is comprised of: three students, two faculty members and one staff member. During the Honor Board hearing, the board members:
- will gather information on the incident by asking questions and listening to you – the responding student;
- may gather information on the incident by asking questions of any witnesses or reporting parties;
- will present evidence or information supporting the charges and allow you to respond;
- will deliberate in private;
- will review previous case history only if a student is found "Responsible" by a majority vote; and
- will conclude with the rendering of a "Responsible" or "Not Responsible" decision and appropriate sanctions if warranted.
Hearing Sanctioning
If a student is found responsible for a violation of the Elon Honor Code, the hearing officer or hearing board will consider the following items for determining sanctioning:
- recommended sanctions (from the Elon student handbook);
- previous case history;
- totality of behavior related to the incident (compliance, truthfulness at time of incident, etc.);
- educational opportunity for the student;
- safety and well-being of the community; and
- consistency (past precedent for similar violations with similar case history).
Tips for your Conference and/or Hearing
Before attending your conference:
- read the definition(s) and recommended sanctions for any potential policy violations;
- read your student rights for the university judicial process;
- write down any questions you have regarding the violations or judicial process;
- discuss the matter with your parents/guardians and write down any questions they have; and
- make any notes about the incident you want to remember during the conference or hearing.
During your conference and/or hearing:
- dress appropriately;
- ask questions;
- be prepared to honestly and clearly describe your involvement in the incident; and
- bring any written statements you wish to be considered as part of the evidence.
Preponderance of Evidence
The Elon judicial system requires a preponderance of evidence for a finding of responsible. Unlike the criminal system, which requires evidence "beyond a reasonable doubt," the university system is based on the "greater weight of the evidence." In other words, the university requires that the information show it is "more likely than not" that a violation occurred.
Formal rules of evidence used in a court of law are not applicable to the university judicial system. All information or statements with probable value, such as hearsay or anonymous reports, may be considered in the body of evidence. The responding student has the right to hear and respond to all information that may be utilized for a decision.
Judicial Advisor
The responding students may select any member of the university community to serve as an advisor for and Honor Board or Appeal Board hearing. The faculty, staff or student serving as the advisor cannot directly address the board or the hearing officer, but may advise the student during the hearing. If the advisor has questions regarding his/her role, he or she may meet with a hearing officer or the Coordinator for Judicial Affairs prior to the hearing to better understand the position. In cases involving assault or sexual misconduct, the reporting student may also select an advisor to be present at the hearing (if the reporting student wishes to participate in the hearing process).


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Sussex have announced their academy intake for the 2014 season, including three girls - the first time that many have been chosen.
Five players have retained their places for another year while there are seven new faces in the set-up, a combined programme between the ECB and Sussex.
Leo Cammish, Josh Hayward, Elliott Hooper, Fynn Hudson-Prentice and Ben Shoare remain. Izzy Collis, Freya Davies, George Garton, Tom Haines, Beck Hemingway, Phil Salt and Paige Scholfield are the new-comers.
Sussex cricket performance manager and academy director Keith Greenfield said: "We are excited by the addition of so many new players to the group and very much looking forward to welcoming them on to the programme.
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I'm going to arbitrarily guess that the official Shanghai announcement will be on Oct. 12, 2009.
Thinking of recent discussions about Iger's strategic vision for the company, I think it may be likely that Marvel characters will get their own section of the park (as Pixar certainly will)... if not on opening day, then soon after.
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