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I apologize for the prolonged absence, but sometimes life thows you a nasty curve when you least expect it. At any rate, here is the next chapter. As always, feedback is more than welcome and can be sent to me at email@example.com. Thanks for reading and have a great 2011!
Chapter 42
Promptly at noon on Saturday, Adam knocked on the door of the shelter. "I'm here to pick up Janita Conklin." He told the woman who answered the door.
"One moment please." She said, closing the door.
A few moments later, Janita came to the door. "Adam, what brings you here?"
"I'm here to take you clothes shopping. Did you forget?"
"No, I thought your fathers were just joking."
"No, they weren't. They were completely serious. Let's go."
"I can't. I can't let them waste their hard-earned money on me."
"Do you know how much they make a year?"
"No, but" She started to say.
Adam interrupted whatever she was about to say. "Between the two of them, they make around two-hundred thousand, between their jobs, J-dad's photography and K-dad's paintings. Trust me, they can afford it."
"How can they afford to waste their money on me? Your house is like a mansion. The monthly mortgage payments must be astronomical."
"First, it's their money to spend however they see fit. Second, there are no mortgage payments. K-dad's parents paid the mortgage off years before their deaths and they left it to K-dad along with a huge chunk of change. So now that that's out of the way, let's get going."
"Okay" She acquiesced. Her eyes grew huge when she took in the sight of Adam's metallic blue Trans-AM T-top. This is your car?" She asked, stunned.
"No, I just picked it out at random." He snickered. "This was my eighteenth birthday present. They bought it outright. So, are you convinced that they can afford to buy you some new clothes? They weren't kidding when they said that it was a parent's responsibility to clothe their children and they were looking forward to taking on that responsibility."
Janita started to cry softly. "Hey, hey, hey, what's with the water works?" Adam asked softly as he gathered the crying girl in his arms.
In a trembling voice she said "No one has ever been that kind to me. Not even before I came out."
"Get used to it. If I know our" he emphasized the word `our', "fathers, they're planning on spoiling you rotten. Did I ever tell you about the day they brought me home from the orphanage?"
"Ms. Adkins told me that they found you in a dumpster when you were a baby and that they adopted you when you were five. I'm so sorry. That must have really sucked."
"Thanks, but I don't really remember too much of my life in the orphanage. Anyway, when they brought me home, all of their friends and family were there to welcome me. There were no less than a dozen pizzas, salad, soda and a huge `Welcome To Your New Home Adam' cake. When they showed me my room, it was filled with just about every toy imaginable. The next day they took me furniture and clothes shopping. Now history is about to repeat itself, this time with you as the recipient of their mega-generosity. You're a member of the Matthews-Williams family now. Prepare to be spoiled. Now get in the car so we can get going. I'm hungry and want to get some lunch. First stop, Arby's."
"What's Arby's?" She asked, settling into the car.
"You're kidding, right?" She shook her head no. "Lady, you are in for a treat. Arby's is the most awesome fast-food place going. Their beef-n-cheddar is to die for."
"I'm not a big fan of beef. I mean, I'll eat it, but I don't go out of my way to get it."
"What about chicken cordon bleu?"
"What's that?"
"It's chicken, wrapped up in ham and swiss cheese."
"That sounds really good, but it would be way too expensive. I'll just get an item off their dollar menu, if they have one."
Adam let out an exasperated sigh. "Janita, what's happened to you? You aren't the same person I knew in school. What the hell did your parents do to you to make you change so drastically?"
"Maybe this isn't such a good idea. I need to stop wasting everybody's time and go back inside the shelter." She made a move to open the door, but Adam was quicker, hitting the power locks on the door.
"You're not going anywhere until you answer my question. What did your parents do to you?" He raised his hand to put it on her shoulder when she suddenly screamed, cowered and covered her head with her arms.
"Please don't hit me." She begged.
She's obviously been physically abused. Wait `till my fathers find out about that. In the softest voice possible, he reassured her. "I'm not going to hit you, ever. You're my sister and I love you." He gently took her hands in his and pulled her arms away from her face. "You've been abused, haven't you?" She nodded slowly. "It's over, honey. No one will ever lay a hand on you again except for the way you want them too, not while I'm around. Okay?" Adam had no way of knowing the extent of the abuse she suffered, but would soon find out. "Let's go get something to eat." She nodded.
As soon as they walked into the restaurant, Janita's mouth started watering from the smells. Suddenly her stomach let out a huge growl. "Well I see we're in the right place at the right time." Adam joked. She let out a small, embarrassed laugh. "That's better. What do you want?"
She scanned the menu board until she found the dollar menu. "Could I just get a junior roast beef?"
"Nothing off the dollar menu" he told her, ordering her a chicken cordon bleu, large curly fries, large soda and a turnover and ordering the same thing for himself, substituting a beef-n-cheddar for the chicken cordon bleu.
"I can't eat all of this." She argued.
"Yes you can."
"No, I can't. It's more than I'm normally allowed to eat in a day."
"That changes as of now. Remember what I told you the other night? Everyone eats their fill, no exceptions. Now dig in." After the first tentative bite, her hunger took over and she ate everything except the turnover, which she refused to touch, stating that she wasn't allowed desserts or sweets. Adam picked it up and put it in the palm of his hand. "Eat it or wear it!" He ordered.
"You wouldn't."
`Try me."
Reluctantly she took the turnover and ate it, marveling over how good it was. "That was delicious. I haven't had food this good in a long time. I don't know how I'll ever be able to repay you for this."
"I know how you can repay me."
"Name it and I'll do it."
"I promise."
"Okay. You can repay me by letting me take you clothes shopping." He grinned slyly.
Janita, realizing that she had been tricked, had no choice but to agree. She had given Adam a promise, and she'd rather die than break a promise. "Okay, you win. I'll let you buy me a thing or two."
"Okay, we have an agreement, a thing or two. I just have to make a quick phone call." He got out his cell phone and dialed a number. "Hey, this is Adam. We're on for later. Bye." He hung up, started the car and headed out.
A few moments later Janita said "You just went past WalMart."
"I'm not taking you to WalMart. We're going to the Fashion Palace."
`WHAT? No way. That place is way too expensive."
"Remember, you agreed to let me buy you a thing or two. You never said where."
Realizing she had been tricked again, she gave in gracefully. "Okay, you win, but why are you doing all of this?"
"We are going to give you the life you should have had."
"We as in J-dad, K-dad, Kelly and me. As I said before you're part of our family now, and this is how we are." He responded, pulling into the mall parking lot. As they walked towards the entrance to the Fashion Palace, Adam got out his cell phone and pushed a few buttons.
Kelly met them at the door. "Welcome to the Fashion Palace, Janita. I understand you're here to get some new clothes. I took the liberty of picking out a few things I thought you might like." Janita's eyes widened slightly as she saw Kelly's assistant manager name tag.
"Thanks Kelly, but I'm sure you have more important things to do. I'll just browse and pick out a thing or two quickly then be on my way."
Kelly exchanged looks with Adam. "Well, now that you mention it, I do have one very important thing to do, and that's helping you get some new clothes. It is my job, after all." Reluctantly, Janita nodded her surrender. "Have a seat right here and let me show you what I picked out for you." She went and returned with a rack from which hung several outfits, along with some accessories and shoes. One by one she showed them to Janita, who fell in love with them.
"They're all truly beautiful, Kelly, but I'm sorry you wasted so much of your valuable time picking them out. There's no way I can afford any of them." She hung her head.
Adam handed her his credit card. "Wrap them all up, Kelly, and throw in undergarments as well and whatever accessories that would go good with them. K-dad's orders."
"Adam, I can't accept them. It's too much. Besides, we agreed on a couple of things."
"Sorry, already bought and paid for. In my book, one thing consists of a dozen piece outfit with accessories to match." He said grinning as Kelly returned with the merchandise in bags and the credit card slip for him to sign.
Kelly handed Janita a card. "What's this?" She asked.
"It's a one-hundred dollar gift card so you can pick out bras, panties and socks." She responded, pushing Janita's hand away as she tried to give the card back to Kelly. "They're non-refundable, and this one's on me." She took a seat next to the stunned girl. "I imagine you're thinking that you don't deserve any of this, why would they spend so much money on you, etcetera, etcetera. Trust me when I say that if they didn't think you were worth it, they wouldn't have spent a dime on you, nor would I. I can tell from the other night that they already love you and think of you as the daughter they never had. Let them spoil you a little. Let them give you the life you should have had. They want to do this. Do you know how long it took them to decide to take you in and make you a part of their family?" Janita shook her head. "What was it Adam, about a minute?"
"More like about thirty seconds."
"Please let them do this for you. They live for this sort of thing. Believe me, they did the same thing for me when Adam and I got together, and again when we got engaged." Janita reluctantly nodded. "Adam, why don't you take all of the packages out to your car while I take her to the Intimate Apparel section so she can get what she needs there? Then you can take her to the drug store so she can get whatever personal hygiene supplies she needs."
"Sounds like a plan."
Later, as they left the mall, Janita noticed that they were not heading back to the shelter. "Where are we going?"
"Home so you can show our fathers all of your new clothes. Besides, I don't think you want to take them back to the shelter and risk having them stolen."
"No, I don't. I never thought about that, and they most likely would get stolen. But where are we going to put them?"
"I've already moved all of my stuff into the basement, and don't say anything to Ms. Adkins. She'll have a cow. The pool table and ping pong table, neither of which we ever used, were taken out yesterday. All of the stuff from my closet is hanging in the laundry room so it wouldn't get dirty from all of the construction that's going on downstairs. We'll hang the good stuff up in the closet and just leave the rest of the stuff in bags, which reminds me." He turned the car into a parking lot of a dollar store. "I'll be right back." He ran in and quickly returned with a bunch of clothes hangers. "I forgot to pick these up at the mall. They're better than those cheap, crappy hangers they came with." Once again they were on the road heading home.
Kyle and Jay were very happy to see the selection of clothing. When shown the bill, Jay was surprised. "You bought all of this for only four hundred dollars?"
"No. Kelly gave her a one-hundred dollar gift card to buy her underwear and other personal items."
"Why am I not surprised? Speaking of surprises, Kyle, why don't you go get our surprises for Janita?"
"Sure. Adam, give me a hand please." They went into the master bedroom and came back out with several packages which they set down in front of Janita. "Go ahead and open them. These are past-due Christmas and birthday presents."
As Janita opened each package, the flow of tears down her cheeks increased. The packages contained an iPod, iPhone, boom box, digital camera, laptop computer and a TV/VCR/DVD player combo. "I don't know what to say. Thank you is so inadequate." She jumped up and hugged Kyle and Jay tightly.
"Thank you is more than adequate. Believe me we're very happy to do it. Don't forget, we're taking you furniture shopping tomorrow. Oh, come upstairs with us for a moment." She followed them up the stairs. "This is your room. Monday this wall is going to be knocked out" Kyle pointed to the wall that was shared with the attic "and we're building you a private bathroom and walk-in closet. The existing closet is going to be made over into a study area with a desk, lamp and bookshelves."
"Wow" was all she could think of to say.
"Adam, did you by chance get any hangers? I don't like using the ones from the clothing stores. They're junk."
Adam snapped his fingers. "Shit. I forgot them in the car. Be right back." He ran out and returned with a big bundle of hangers.
"Okay, Janita, why don't you start putting your clothes away while I make dinner? Is there anything you don't like or can't have?"
"I'm allergic to shellfish, but other than that, no."
"She doesn't like beef, J-dad." Adam amended.
"I didn't say I didn't like it, I just prefer chicken and turkey. I'll eat it if it's served."
"Honey, nobody in this house was, is or ever will be, forced to each something they don't like. Do you like quesadillas?"
"I love them!" She exclaimed then apologized for speaking up. "I'll eat whatever you prepare. Please don't go out of your way to make anything special." She said meekly. Adam shot Kyle and Jay a `we-need-to-talk-about-this-later-in-private' look.
Kyle placed his hand gently on her chin. "You have nothing to apologize for. How else are we going to know what you like and don't like. There's one thing you need to know. Once a week we take turns choosing what dinner is going to be. The day you move in will be your turn to choose the dinner menu, which will consist of whatever you want. Do you know how to cook?"
"Yes, I was required to do all of the cooking. If you'll show me where everything is, I'll get started on dinner."
"No, you won't. You have clothing to put away. You will not be required to do any cooking unless you want to. J-dad and I will do it, and occasionally Adam will. Again I say you are not required to do any cooking unless you absolutely want to. The only things that will be expected of you as far as cleaning is concerned are that you keep your room and bathroom clean, help clean up after meals, clean up after yourself, and occasionally help us with the rest of the house and yard." The look of shear relief on her face made Kyle determined to find out exactly what her home life had been like. He had a suspicion that it had something to do with the look Adam had given him earlier, and he knew beyond a shadow of a doubt that neither he nor Jay were going to be very happy when they found out. When they went downstairs, Kyle asked Adam to call Kelly and have her come over after Janita was dropped off at the shelter. He was quite sure she knew something about Janita's previous home life. Later that evening Kyle, Jay, Adam and Kelly sat around the living room. Kyle began. "Adam, I have a feeling that there's something you want to tell us about Janita."
"She is a completely different person from when I knew her in school. She used to be happy-go-lucky. When I asked her about it she got upset, so I went to put my hand on her shoulder. She screamed, covered her head and asked me not to hit her, so I'm pretty sure she's been abused physically as well as mentally. She'd never been to Arby's, so I took her there for lunch. She was only going to order a junior roast beef off of the dollar menu. I ordered her a chicken cordon bleu, large curly fries, large soda and a turnover. She refused to eat the turnover because she was never allowed dessert. I told her that she could either eat it or wear it." That statement earned him grins from everyone. "She eventually ate it. Remember her first visit here she took the smallest slice of pizza and sat in the corner to eat it? She actually apologized for taking too much pizza and was going to put the rest back. How can any parent be that mean? You heard what she said about doing all of the cooking. I wouldn't be surprised to find out that she had to do all of the house cleaning and laundry as well."
"You're right about that, Adam. She had to do everything. Her parents would purposely throw or spill things on the floor and make her clean it up. It's like she was Cinderella and her parents were the evil stepsisters." Kelly interjected.
Adam could tell she was holding something back. "There's more that you're not telling us."
"Janita asked me not to say anything to anyone. She's scared to death of her father."
"He beat her, didn't he?" Jay asked. She nodded solemnly. "There's more to it, isn't there?" Kelly appeared to be trying to decide whether or not to say anything more. "Kelly, if what I think happened has happened she will need professional help dealing with it."
Kelly drew in a deep breath and let it out slowly. Ever since Janita confided in her, she wanted to beat the crap out of her father, but couldn't say or do anything for fear that it would make things worse. However, she couldn't remain silent any longer. "When she came out, her father raped her repeatedly hoping that it she would enjoy it enough to make her turn straight. She actually got pregnant and had to have an abortion." Everyone was shocked into momentary silence then Kyle let out a string of curses that surprised everyone. Jay got out his cell phone and started dialing. "J-dad, who are you calling?"
"I'm calling the police. I'm having that mother-fucking child molester arrested for statutory rape."
"Wait, Jay, don't. Not yet." Everyone looked at Kyle in disbelief. "Wait until she's legally in our care. Then we can protect her from that ass-wipe. He could get to her at the shelter since she's a minor."
"If it so much as lays a hand on her it'll regret it, I promise you that." Adam said, vehemently, refusing to refer to her father as `he'.
"No, son, he's not worth going to jail over. I call Ms. Adkins first thing Monday morning and let her know about this and see if she can expedite the paperwork and get an order of protection against her father. Does Janita have any brothers or sisters?"
"No, she's an only child."
"That's good in a way. No one else will have to go through what she did. I don't understand how her mother could have allowed it to happen."
"Actually, it was her idea."
"That's just sick." Adam exclaimed.
"We need to fill out the paperwork so we can adopt her." Kyle said, anger written all over his face.
"We can't adopt her because of the new adoption laws."
"Not yet. There're some lobbyists trying to get them overturned as unconstitutional. From what I understand, they have a very good chance of succeeding. When they do succeed, we'll be ready. Since, from what Ms. Adkins said, her parents have legally disowned her, they can't fight us on it."
"That works for me." Jay replied.
"Please stop by the adoption agency and pick up the paperwork on Monday." He said to Jay. "Well it's getting late and we have a big day tomorrow. We have to take our children � boy I love the sound of that � furniture shopping. Goodnight everyone." Kyle rose and went into the master bedroom.
"Right behind you, baby." Jay said.
"SO WHAT ELSE IS NEW?" He yelled out.
The next day, after agreeing on not saying anything to Janita, Kyle and Jay hopped into Kyle's jeep and headed for the shelter. Adam and Kelly went on ahead to the furniture store. Janita was waiting for them when they arrived at the shelter. "Wow, I've never ridden in a jeep before. It must get really cold in the winter time with no top."
"Oh, it has a top, two of them actually, a soft top and a hard top. The soft top is in the back and the hard top is in the garage. I only use the hard top during the winter time. Hop in. First stop is Home Depot to pick out the colors for your room and bathroom, then onto the furniture store. Adam and Kelly will be meeting us at Home Depot, then following us to the furniture store. Dinner tonight will be at Ruby Tuesdays."
Janita climbed into the back seat behind Jay. "What's Ruby Tuesdays?"
"It's one of our favorite restaurants." Kyle answered her as he pulled away from the shelter and headed into town.
"They have an all you can eat salad bar. We have to go in before he does, otherwise it will be closed. When they see him coming, they close it down because he does serious damage to it." Jay informed her.
"Cool. I love salad."
"Do you have any ideas as to what colors you would like?" Jay asked.
"I don't know. What colors am I allowed to choose from?"
"You can choose whatever colors you like. Once you decide what colors, then we can pick out carpeting, furniture, drapes and bedding."
"Mr. Matthews-Williams" she began.
"J-dad" Jay interrupted.
"J-dad, what's wrong with the present carpeting and drapes?"
"Nothing, we just thought you might like a different color."
"They're okay."
"Translation, you're picking out new carpeting and drapes." Kyle told her.
"Mr. Matthe"
"K-dad" Kyle interrupted as Jay had.
"K-dad, why spend the extra money for something that is not needed?"
"A, it's your room and you have a right to choose what colors go in it. No buts! And B, they probably won't match the colors you pick out for the walls."
"A neutral shade of white will go with anything."
"Tell me something, and please be completely honest. What're your favorite colors?"
"Gold and royal purple."
"So how does this sound, gold walls with purple carpeting and matching drapes?"
"We don't care about the cost. We care about you and what will make you comfortable and happy. So again, I ask you, how does it sound?"
"Honestly? It would be like a dream come true. To have a room that's mine, with colors and furniture that I like? It sounds too good to be true, and if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is."
"Well" Jay began, "your fairy godmother is sitting behind the wheel of this jeep and will make this particular dream come true."
"Bitch, you'll pay for that. Fairy godmother my ass! No sex for you for a week." Kyle retorted.
"Like you can go that long without it."
"Watch me!" Kyle growled. In the rear view mirror, Kyle noted the panic stricken expression on Janita's face. He quickly pulled into the nearest parking lot, shut off the engine and turned around. "Janita, honey, what's wrong."
In a breaking voice she pleaded with them. "Please don't fight. I'll be good. I won't cause any more problems."
"Oh, honey." He reached back and took one hand, Jay took the other. "We weren't fighting, not at all. We kid each other like that all the time. We didn't mean to upset you."
"Believe me you're not causing any problems, honey. We're sorry that we upset you, Janita. Seriously, we were just kidding." To prove his words, Jay kissed Kyle deeply. "See?"
Janita couldn't believe her ears. They were apologizing to her! Her parents blamed every argument on her and never apologized to her for anything. "I'm sorry. It's just that whenever my parents argued, I was always to blame."
Boy, she's really a mess. I'm going to speak with the school psychologist and see what can be done to help her overcome her parents brainwashing. Kyle thought, making a note to discuss it with Jay. "It's okay Janita. You're free of them. Adam can tell you, if Jay or I have a problem with anything you do or say, we'll come to you and discuss it calmly like adults. No yelling, screaming, throwing things or any of that type of theatrics. We never raise our voices to our children out of anger, and as far as we are concerned you are our daughter, so this applies to you as well as Adam. We're very open and honest with each other and we hope that you will come to trust us enough to be open and honest with us. Okay?"
"Great. Let's go shopping?" Kyle started the jeep and resumed their trip.
Jay turned around. "Janita, have you ever heard the expression shop until you drop?"
"Well prepare yourself. K-dad's going to shop until we both drop!" That turned Janita into a mass of hysterical giggling. "That's better. There's plenty more laughter where that came from once you are living with us." They pulled into Home Depot and went right to the paint section where Janita picked out the color she wanted for her walls. They bought several cans of the paint then asked for a sample they could take with them to pick out the drapes and carpeting. Adam joined up with them and they picked out a sink and cabinetry then arranged for them to be installed. Their final stop in Home Depot was the bathroom section where Adam and Janita picked out the bathroom fixtures and all the necessary accessories. Once everything was paid for and arrangements were made for everything to be delivered, the five of them met up in the parking lot. "The next stop is the furniture store. Janita, would you like to ride with us, or Adam and Kelly?" Jay asked, solicitously.
"Would either of you be offended if I went with Adam and Kelly?"
"No not at all. You kids go on ahead and we'll meet you there. We forgot something."
As the three kids jumped into Adam's car and drove off, Kyle turned to Jay. "What did we forget?"
"We forgot a light for her study area, and I want to replace the overhead light switch with a dimmer for when she wants to relax and watch TV."
"The dimmer is a good idea. We should pick one up for our room."
Shortly thereafter they arrived at the furniture store. They found them in the bedroom section, looking at furniture for Janita's room. Janita sat in a chair, looking depressed. "Janita, what's wrong?" Kyle asked her.
"So much for the dream come true."
"Why's that?"
"Everything is so expensive here."
Kyle shot Adam an angry `why-did-you-let-her-look-at-the-price-tags' look. He knelt down beside her. "What can I say or do to convince you that we don't care about the prices? If you want a three-thousand-dollar bed, that's what you're going to get. Please believe your fairy godmother. We can afford it and we want to do this for you." A slow, reluctant smile formed on her lips when Kyle called himself `fairy godmother'. She threw her arms around him and squeezed hard. He wrapped his arms around her gently. "It's okay. Let's go pick out some wonderful furniture and we can't forget the royal purple carpeting and drapes." Shortly decisions were made for a four-post canopy bed, dresser, night stand, vanity table and chair. Next they picked out a desk and chair. The next stop on their agenda was living room and dining room furniture for Adam. The final stop was drapes and carpeting for Janita's room. Since Adam had picked out the color of the carpeting in the basement, they didn't order new carpet for his apartment. Tired and hungry, the family headed out for Ruby Tuesday's where Janita completed with Kyle for the most trips to the salad bar. It was close, but Kyle managed to squeeze in one more trip than she did. His digestive system would seek its revenge later, but as far as Kyle was concerned, it was worth it. With great reluctance, they dropped an exhausted Janita off at the shelter with a promise that it wouldn't be much longer.


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Should I write you an erotic story of the day i spent with you? Should i talk about how soft your body seemed against mine? Maybe i should tell you that when your hands slipped into the unknown, i almost winced. Maybe i should let you know just how much i really like you.
I stood in the doorway, and you stood facing me. Candles lit, blankets in place, we were waiting. But for what. You lay me down, and caress my hair. Ah, i love that, and you know it. time lingers on and sweat builds. your lips slightly touch mine and my heart flutters about. Im so close to being part of you. In that moment i was so close and in the next, i was there. I became part of you in a single movement. I loved it and i let you know with a hushed moaning sound. And then the doorbell rang.
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November 28, 2015
One of the tools used to search for the escaped prisoner is a helicopter.
The Bellaero Hanger at Blackwell Field has been a staple in Dale County since 1986.
The aviation unit is home to four helicopters and one airplane; all donated by the government.
"We've assisted in the search and rescue of children lost on rivers and assisted in escapes from other counties. We've used it in stolen property as well as drug eradication," says Sheriff Wally Olson of Dale County.
The Dale County Sheriff's Office Aviation Unit operates on a $25,000 budget yearly and receives various donations throughout the year.
All this helps in tracking drug paraphernalia, stolen property and search cases such as the one involving Edward Morgan who escaped Monday evening.
The aviation unit does not charge for use of the aircrafts, but instead, concentrates on what is beneficial for the community.
"If it is your loved one that's out here lost in the woods you want everybody possible that can help to find them and this just gives us another tool to be able to make that happen," said Olson.
Olson says the commissioner and sheriff's office have helped a great deal with keeping the operations up and running.
The aviation office hopes to get a K-9 unit in the near future to help with the program.
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Pantone Colors Contest - SewingPatternReview.com
Spring Skirt & Top
Update--I won 2nd place in the 2013 Pantone Colors Contest!
Many thanks to everyone who voted, and contratulations to the first place winner.
Self-drafted, high-waist pencil skirt in GRAYED JADE (Pantone 14-6011)
Butterick 4801 (vintage) sleeveless top in LEMON ZEST (Pantone 13-0756)
Check out my full Composite Review/Contest Entry here, and thanks for voting!
Individual Reviews
Button-Front Sleeveless Blouse
Pattern Description: This vintage pattern can be made as a dress or as a separate skirt and top. For is project, I made the top only.
Pattern Sizing: The pattern is size 14 (36 in bust) with no grading options. The pattern has a fair amount of design ease built in (see gathering around the front yoke seam line), so I trusted it would fit even though I'm really more of a 36.5" - 37" bust.
Were the instructions easy to follow? Yes! Is it just me, or are these vintage patterns just easier to follow?
What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern? I love this vintage pattern--it features flattering and comfortable style, interesting design details, and simple/straightforward construction.
Fabric Used: Lightweight cotton sateen with 25% stretch across grain. Color is LEMON ZEST (Pantone 13-0756).
Pattern alterations or any design changes you made: I stayed fairly true to the original design with a few minor changes:
- I expanded the arm hole by 2 in in front and back (4 inches total increase).
- I lengthened 1" at the "lengthen here" line plus an additional 1.5" at the center front hem and 3" at the center back hem. I curved a shirttail hem to connect the sides to the center front and back.
- I used a particularly stiff interfacing to give the shirt front and
collar a crisp, structured look.
Would you sew it again? Would you recommend it to others?Yes, I love this pattern and its casual and classy style. I would love to make the dress version of this with something floaty like a cotton lawn or voile--would be easy and comfortable for summer.
Conclusion: I'm happy with my results and love this vintage pattern--it was a great thrift store find. For those interested in this pattern, a quick google search of "Butterick vintage 4801" shows several
patterns available for sale online.
Self-Drafted High-Waist Pencil Skirt
Pattern Description: I made this skirt from a self-drafted high-waist
pencil skirt pattern. For this version, I eliminated the waist band that I have on the original pattern.Pattern features back and front single darts, a center back invisible zipper, waist facings, and a back center vent. I did not line this version since the fabric I used was a thick/stable sateen. I serged all edges for a clean interior finish.
Pattern Sizing: This skirt pattern is drafted to my measurements. I am street size 10, 41.5 hips, and 31.5 waist. I have a longer-than-average waist-to-hip length, so this self drafted pattern works better for me than most store bought patterns.
What did you particularly like or dislike about the pattern? This pattern is a staple in my stash--it's a great wardrobe builder for work wear or, with a fancy fabric, cocktail attire.
Fabric Used: Midweight cotton sateen with 25% stretch across grain. Color is GRAYED JADE Pantone 14-6011.
Would you sew it again? Would you recommend it to others? Definitely--a pencil skirt is a great go-to for me when I need to freshen up my work wardrobe or add a new cocktail skirt to my closet.
Conclusion: A pencil skirt is an easy self-draft, even for a beginning pattern drafter like myself. I encourage everyone to give
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Edit: I was so bedazzled with the idea of a Chief Shark Officer, that I hardly noticed the word "Celebrity" in front of the title. We've updated the piece and formally request Carrot Top be considered for the job.
Attention children everywhere! While "fireman", "astronaut", and "veterinarian" are the classic defaults when asked what you want to do when you grow up, may we suggest a new candidate? Celebrity Chief Shark Officer. Let's see your inquisitive relatives respond to that one.
In celebration of this summer's 24th annual Shark Week, The Discovery Channel yesterday sent out a release looking for their first-ever CCSO, or Celebrity Chief Shark Officer. "Must enjoy exotic, waterfront locations, buff bodies in bathing suits and having the bejesus scared out of you," reads an ad released by the television channel Tuesday morning. "Looking delicious in a wetsuit is a plus. Sense of humor required."
The right candidate will head one of the network's shark-themed shows, as well as swim around with them and attend premieres in New York, Los Angeles, and Miami. Pretty rough right?
Any star should send, and I quote, "resumes, audition tapes and blood type to Discovery Channel c/o Eilzabeth Hillman."
Let's hope they keep Type O negative on standby.
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New Zealand Embassy Ankara, Turkey
Who to Contact in an Emergency
The Embassy and our Honorary Consulates are able to provide assistance and guidance to any New Zealand citizen in serious urgent distress (for example, if you have been involved in an accident, arrested and detained, or you have lost your passport) in Turkey, Jordan or Israel.
During Office Hours 8.30am - 5.00pm
Tel: +90 312 446 3333
Fax: +90 312 446 3317
During Office Hours +962 6 463 6720
During Office Hours +972 3 695 6622 or +972 3 695 1869
After Hours Emergency Contact
If you are a New Zealand citizen and in need of urgent assistance outside normal office hours and the matter cannot wait until normal office hours then you should call the after hours duty officer at the New Zealand Embassy Ankara, Turkey on:
+90 533 284 0888
If you are in Israel or Jordan please note: the after hours number will be an international call to the above cellular telephone in Turkey.
The Safe Travel website has more detailed information on the assistance that is available to New Zealanders overseas.
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United Nations Handbook
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New Zealand wins Security Council seat
New Zealand has secured a place on the UN Security Council for 2015-16. Read the Prime Minister's media release
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At Stephen D. Cutright, C.P.A., P.A., those words represent our commitment to our clients. We're committed to providing quality work in a timely manner. When you choose Stephen D. Cutright, C.P.A., P.A. for your tax and accounting needs, you receive a level of service that exceeds your expectations.
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Another delay could be on the horizon for Wisconsin's latest wave of recall elections, and a new candidate is looking to challenge Gov. Scott Walker as a Republican - a move that would force a GOP primary.
State elections officials say they probably will need more time to finish reviewing signatures on recall petitions, and on Monday wrote a letter to lawmakers asking for $404,500 to help cover the costs related to as many as six recall elections.
Democrats and other recall organizers reported turning in about 1.9 million signatures against Gov. Scott Walker and five other Republican lawmakers last month. The Government Accountability Board has until March 19 to complete its review and determine whether there are enough valid signatures to trigger the recalls.
But Kevin Kennedy, the Government Accountability Board's director and general counsel, said in his Monday letter to GOP lawmakers who lead the Legislature's finance committee that the board anticipates it will need to ask a judge for a deadline extension.
"The agency anticipates requesting additional time in order to complete the duplicate signature analysis and to ensure if recall elections are ordered, the recall election events are consolidated and do not conflict with existing election events or holidays," Kennedy wrote.
Walker's campaign applauded the move.
"The GAB should take as much time as they believe to be necessary to complete a full review of all signatures and to follow the ruling by Judge Davis," campaign spokeswoman Ciara Matthews said, citing the Waukesha County judge who ordered the board to use "reasonable" measures to find and strike duplicate and fictitious names from the petitions. "Upholding the integrity and fairness of the process is priority No. 1, and we are glad the GAB is committed to doing so."
The Government Accountability Board did not say how much more time it may want. Spokesman Reid Magney said the board will discuss the matter at its March 12 meeting.
Magney said the board wants to avoid scheduling recall elections during April because clerks around the state already will be busy with the regular spring election April 3 and will need time to prepare for any recalls.
Meanwhile, Patrick O'Brien, 49, of New Glarus said Wednesday that he plans to challenge Walker in a Republican primary. O'Brien, a house husband whose wife works for the state, said he voted for Walker in the last gubernatorial primary because he thought Walker was a moderate Republican.
O'Brien said he is an independent who has voted for Republicans in the past but accused Walker of being extreme, inflexible and not straightforward with voters.
"I thought he was running as a brown-bag Republican," O'Brien said. "What we were getting was a brown-shirt Republican."
O'Brien said he would work to promote and help grow the dairy industry in Wisconsin. "I want farmers to be able to join the state health-insurance program at the cost to the state," he said.
O'Brien's entry into the race may not further delay a recall election because a Democratic primary is expected anyway. Two Democrats, former Dane County Executive Kathleen Falk and state Sen. Kathleen Vinehout, are challenging Walker, and Secretary of State Doug La Follette also may get in the race.
Falk's campaign urged the Government Accountability Board to work to schedule a recall as soon as possible.
"More extensions allow Governor Walker to continue breaking the spirit of campaign-finance law by raising unlimited contributions," Falk campaign spokesman Scot Ross said. "More delays benefit his war chest, but not the interests of Wisconsin."


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November 30, 2015
LONDON, Ky.(WYMT)- Authorities arrested a Kentucky couple when they walked into the Laurel County Sheriff's Office drunk!
45-year-old Jeffery Messer of Heidrick and 36-year-old Felicia West of Artemus were charged with public intoxication.
Authorities found Messer also had prescription pills wrapped in paper, while west had pills in a small plastic bag.
Both Messer and West were taken to the Laurel County Jail.
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The ultimate makeover: Macaroni cheese
By Angela Nilsen
Cooking timePrep: 30 mins Cook: 35 mins
Skill levelEasy
ServingsServes 4
A lighter version of this favourite comfort food dish, that doesn't compromise on flavour
Nutrition and extra info
- Vegetarian
Nutrition info
- kcalories
- 503
- protein
- 26g
- carbs
- 62g
- fat
- 19g
- saturates
- 11g
- fibre
- 3g
- sugar
- 14g
- salt
- 1.15g
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- 550ml semi-skimmed milk
- 25g cornflour
- 1 heaped tsp English mustard powder
- 1 large garlic clove, finely chopped
- generous pinch crushed dried chillies
- 140g extra mature cheddar, such as Davidstow or Denhay
- 25g parmesan
- 25g fresh breadcrumbs
- 450g/1lb mix of tomatoes, such as cherry and vine tomatoes
- 1 bunch spring onions, ends trimmed
- 200g macaroni
- 150ml buttermilk
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- Mix 3 tbsp of milk with the cornflour and mustard, set aside. Heat the rest of the milk with the garlic until just coming to boil. Remove from the heat, sprinkle in the crushed chillies and leave to infuse.
- Get everything else ready. Coarsely grate both cheeses, keeping them separate. Mix a handful of the cheddar into the breadcrumbs with a grinding of pepper. Thickly slice the medium tomatoes and halve the cherry. Finely slice the spring onions. Heat oven to 190C/fan 170C/gas 5.
- Bring a pan of water up to the boil, tip in the macaroni, give it a stir so it doesn't stick, then cook for 6 mins, stirring occasionally. Stir in the spring onions and cook for another 2 mins. Meanwhile, make the sauce. Stir the cornflour mix into the warm milk. Return the pan to the heat, then bring to the boil, stirring, until thickened and smooth. Remove from the heat and stir in the Parmesan, most of the remaining cheddar and some pepper to taste. Stir in the buttermilk.
- Tip the macaroni into a colander, drain, then hold under a very hot tap to keep it all separate. Drain well, then stir into the sauce. Pour into an ovenproof dish, about 30 x 20 x 5.5cm deep. Lay the tomatoes over the top then scatter over the cheesy breadcrumbs, the rest of the cheese and a grating of pepper. Bake for about 15 mins until starting to bubble around the edges. Grill for about 5 mins until the top is crisp and well browned. Let sit for a few mins to settle before serving.
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http://www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/252622/the-ultimate-makeover-macaroni... but more effort daughter liked it
Was very skeptical about a recipe for macaroni cheese that didn't involve making a proper butter/flour roux but this has converted me. The mustard, garlic and chilli-infused milk packed a real punch and the tomato and breadcrumb topping also added some real interest in terms of both flavour and texture. Really rather good!


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Teams of business students at The University of Southern Mississippi will put their entrepreneurial creativity to the test during the Golden Eagle Challenge competition Friday, Dec. 4 at the Thad Cochran Center.
The competition is designed to simulate the real-life entrepreneurial process of soliciting start-up funds from investors. Teams of graduate and undergraduate students devise business opportunities, write business plans and present them to a panel of judges representing different areas of business.
"The Golden Eagle Challenge competition is an opportunity for College of Business students to experience what entrepreneurs encounter when they are seeking venture funding," said Dr. Jennifer Sequeira, associate professor of management at Southern Miss.
"This experience is critical for those students who are interested in having their own business as well as those who are not since the intense preparation that is required for this competition builds various skill sets that students and employers can benefit from long-term."
Here's how the challenge works:
• Undergraduates and graduate students compete in separate divisions.• Each round will start (concurrently) at 9 a.m. in closed sessions. Graduate teams will have approximately 20 minutes to present in front of the judges, while undergraduate teams will have approximately 15 minutes.• The judges will have about 10 minutes to provide feedback and ask questions.• During lunch the two graduate finalists and the winners of the undergraduate division will be announced• At 2 p.m. the finals will begin in Ballroom III of the Thad Cochran Center. The two graduate finalist teams will have approximately 20 minutes to make a presentation, followed by questions from the judges.• Following the presentation, the judges will adjourn to decide the winner which will be announced around 3:30 p.m.
Southern Miss faculty, staff and students, as well as the general public, are invited to attend the finals portion of the competition. The winning teams will be selected based upon their written plans, the viability of the company and their presentation before the judges.
"This competition is also important because it requires that the students think innovatively, thus resulting in business ideas that have great growth potential and long-term viability," said Sequeira.
For more information about the Golden Eagle Challenge call 601-266-5760.
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November 30, 2015
By The Associated Press
Teams from the Southeastern Conference and Big 12 will meet in basketball next season.
The leagues announced the Big 12/SEC Challenge on Tuesday with matchups including Kansas at Florida and Kentucky vs. Baylor in Arlington, Texas.
All 10 Big 12 teams will participate. The SEC's Arkansas, Georgia, LSU and Tennessee aren't included the first year.
The 2013 matchups include: Texas Tech at Alabama (Nov. 14), Vanderbilt at Texas and Auburn-Iowa State on Dec. 2. Mississippi visits Kansas State, West Virginia travels to Missouri and TCU plays at Mississippi State on Dec. 5.
The next day, Kentucky and Baylor meet while South Carolina is at Oklahoma State.
The Kansas-Florida game is Dec. 10 while Texas A&M and Oklahoma play in Houston on Dec. 21.
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Next weekend is the 2nd Annual Annapolis Diamond Dash! Couples race around the city on a scavenger hunt, with the help of clues sent to their mobile phone. Teams go from location to location and win points.The best team wins…a $20,000 Martin Flyer diamond ring!
Since Annapolis isn't all that familiar to me, it got me thinking what the spots in Baltimore would be if we were to create a scavenger hunt. Each team would need a photo taken per location. The team with the most photos in the quickest time would win! I know some adventures like this have been held in the past, so without looking at lists, here is what I would put:
1. Fort McHenry
2. Natty Boh Tower in Brewer's Hill
3. Water Taxi ride
4. Observation Deck at the World Trade Center
5. U.S.S. Constellation
6. The stacks at the old Power Plant
7. The National Aquarium in Baltimore
8. Washington Monument in Mt. Vernon
9. The Pagoda at Patterson Park
10. Edgar Allen Poe's grave
11. Johns Hopkins Hospital and/or University
12. Oriole Park at Camden Yards & M&T Bank Stadium Ravens Stadium
13. Domino Sugar factory
14. Cafe Hon with the giant flamingo
15. Orange Element's store front!
HERE IS YOUR CHALLENGE BALTIMORE!! The first set of photos in my inbox containing photos with you (with or without a team mate) at 5 out of the 15 locations – will win Orange Element swag, including an unreleased OE poster.
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Winston Churchill
( Originally Published 1907 )
IT was a quarter to twelve, midnight. Mr. Balfour was once more at bay, defending his tottering Ministry from collapse. The immediate point was a certain closure resolution. What were the terms? It was vital to the Opposition that they should know, and know to-night. Mr. Balfour fenced and feinted. He would not give the conditions. He would hand them to the Clerk on the adjournment. Once in his hands they were unpublished and undiscussable until to-morrow. The moment of adjournment had almost come, and Mr. Balfour had gained his point. He threw down the document on the table, and the Opposition sank back defeated. In the moment of discomfiture a figure moved towards the table the figure of a youth, fair, slight, with head thrust for-ward, eyes protuberant, eyebrows lacking, the whole air that of boyish audacity. He seized the document, turned back to his seat, and, before the House had quite realised what had happened, was disclosing, on the usual nightly motion that this House do now adjourn, the whole scheme in the form of a rain of questions addressed to Mr. Balfour. The secret was out. The Speaker rose, the House adjourned, and the members poured out into the lobbies, excitedly discussing Winston's audacity and what it had disclosed.
It was the Churchill touch. It carried the mind back to those brief years when another Churchill was the storm centre of the House, bearding the mighty Gladstone with calculated insolence, ridiculing the " Marshall and Snelgroves " of his own party, and leaping on to his seat in the hour of victory, waving his hat and shouting with schoolboy glee. What a meteor it was! How brilliant its path, how dramatic its climax, how tragic its eclipse! And now his son leaps forward into the arena, with the same daring, the same aplomb, the same incomparable insolence. Again the cry is " A Churchill ! A Churchill ! " and to that cry the street responds as to no other. For it is the call to high adventure and careless gallantry. It suggests the clatter of hoofs in the moonlight, the clash of swords on the turnpike road. It is the breath of romance stirring the prosaic air of politics.
" When Nature has fashioned a genius," says Emerson, " she breaks the mould." It is true of genius, in spite of the possible exception of the Pitts; it is not true of talent. A Caesar does not follow a Caesar, nor a Shakespeare a Shakespeare, nor a Cromwell a Cromwell. But to-day we have remarkable evidence of the transmission of high talent. Mr. Harcourt, Mr. Churchill, and Lord Hugh Cecil are not inferior to the fathers that begat them.
Mr. Churchill, indeed, is superior to his father. For to Lord Randolph's flair and courage and instinct for the game he adds a knowledge and industry his father did not possess. He works with the same fury that he plays, attacks a subject with the intrepidity with which he attacks an opponent in the House. " What are all those books on Socialism? " asked a friend of mine who was calling on Mr. Churchill just before his departure on a tour to East Africa. " They are going to be my reading on the voyage," he replied. " I'm going to see what the Socialist case really is." And so with his speeches. " The mistake you young men make," said Mr. Chamberlain to some rising politicians, is that you don't take trouble with your speeches." That is not Mr. Churchill's way. I have been told by one who was in Scotland with him when he was campaigning that he never appeared at his hostess's table until tea time. All day he might be heard booming away in his bedroom, rehearsing his facts and his flourishes to the accompaniment of resounding knocks on the furniture. It is not that he is without readiness. No one is more intrepid in debate. But he is too wise to rely on that faculty in a set speech. He has the genius which consists of taking infinite pains. The speech with which he leapt into Parliamentary fame was that in which, while still the youngest recruit of Toryism, he shattered Mr. Brodrick's army scheme. It electrified the House by its grasp of the problems of national defence and its spacious movement in the higher realm of moral purpose. " I wrote that speech out six times with my own hand," he told me.
The courage which that speech displayed sustained him throughout the transition from Toryism to Liberalism. There is no parallel in our time to the intensity of the feeling which that transition aroused. His rising filled the Government ranks with visible frenzy a frenzy which culminated one day in the whole party, two hundred and fifty strong, getting up as one man and marching out of the House as he rose to speak. It was the highest tribute ever paid to a Parliamentary orator. It was as though the enemy fled at his appearance from a literal battle-field. And, indeed, the whole spirit of his politics is military. It is impossible to think of him except in the terms of actual warfare. The smell of powder is about his path, and wherever he appears one seems to hear the crack of musketry and to feel the hot breath of battle. To his impetuous swiftness he joins the gift of calculating strategy. His eye takes in the whole field, and his skirmishes are not mere exploits of reckless adventure, but are governed by the purpose of the main battle. He would not, with Rupert, have pursued the flying wing he had broken: he would, like Cromwell, have turned and smashed in the enemy's centre from the rear.
This union of intrepidity and circumspection is accompanied by an independence of aim and motive that must always keep him a little under suspicion. He is a personal force and not a party instrument, and he will never be easily controlled except by himself. He knows nothing of the loyalties which have governed other contemporary leaders of the party. " C.-B." was anchored to a simple faith in democracy, Mr. Asquith is the authentic vehicle of the collective purpose, Mr. Harcourt is governed by tradition, even Mr. Lloyd George, with all his personal energy and initiative, is too sensitive to the popular judgment to run amuck. But Mr. Churchill knows no sanction except his own will, and when he is seized with an idea he pursues it with an intensity that seems unconscious of opposition. " I will go to Worms though there are as many devils in Worms as there are tiles on the roofs of the houses," said Luther. And that is Mr. Churchill's frame of mind.
It follows from this combination of daring and astuteness that his oratory has the qualities of the writer as well as of the rhetorician. There is form and substance as well as flame and spirit. Like the hero of his novel Savrola, in which, at twenty-three, he foreshadowed his career, he burnt the midnight oil over his brilliant impromptus. He will tell you that his father not only learned his speeches, but studied his gestures and his pauses, would fumble in his pockets for a note he did not want. Mr. Churchill is not indifferent to the same arts to heighten his effect, but with the consciousness of power he is tending to rely less upon mere artificialities of manner and more upon the appeal to the intelligence. Nor does his oratory need extrinsic aids. It is rich and varied in its essential qualities. The architecture is broad and massive. The colouring is vivid, but not gaudy. He does not worry a humour to weariness. He strikes the note of gravity and authority with a confidence that one can hardly reconcile with the youthful face. And his satire can be quite in the leisured eighteenth-century style, as when, attacking Mr. Balfour's Cabinet on the Fiscal issue, he said :
They are a class of right honourable gentlemen all good men, all honest men who are ready to make great sacrifices for their opinions, but they have no opinions. They are ready to die for the truth, if they only knew what truth was. They are weary of office; they wish anything would relieve them of its cares; but their patriotic duty compels them to remain, although they have no opinions to offer, holding their opinions undecided and unflinching, like George II. at the Battle of Dettingen, sans peur et sans avis.
He is extraordinarily youthful even for his years. He has the curiosity and animation of a child a child in fairyland, a child consumed with the thirst for life. He must know all, taste all, devour all. He is drunk with the wonder and the fascination of living. A talk with him is as exhilarating as a gallop across country, so full is it of adventure, and of the high spirits and eagerness of youth. No matter what the subject, soldiering or science, religion or literature, he plunges into it with the joy of a boy taking a " header " in the sea. And to the insatiable curiosity and the, enthusiasm of the child he joins the frankness of the child. He has no reserves and no shams. He takes you, as it were, by the arm on the instant, and makes you free of all the domain of his mind. You are welcome to anything that he has, and may pry into any corner you like. He has that scorn of concealment that belongs to a caste which never doubts itself and to a personality that is entirely fearless. And he is as frank with himself as with you. " Yes," he said, " I have read James' Immortality. I have read it three times. It impressed me deeply. But finally I came to the conclusion that I was lacking in the religious sense, and put it away." He has coupled with this sense of deficiency, a real reverence for the spiritual man. His admiration for Lord Hugh Cecil is sincere and unaffected. He speaks of him as one who dwells within the Palace of the King, while he stands without the gate.
His school was the barrack-room; his university the battle-field. He has served in two regiments of the line, fought with the Spaniards in Cuba, and held a commission in the South African Light Horse. He knows life in four continents, and has smelt powder in three. He has seen more wars than any man of his years; written more books than any soldier living. He has been a war correspondent; he has been taken prisoner; he has escaped from prison. And he showed the same address in war as in politics. General Smuts told me that when he held up the armoured train on which Mr. Churchill was captured he was struck by the energy and capacity of a fair-haired youth who led the defence. When they surrendered this youth modestly claimed special privileges in telegraphing to his friends on the ground that he was a war correspondent. The General laughed. " You have done all the damage that's been done," he said. " You fight too well to be treated as a civilian." " And now," added the General in telling me the story, " I am going to the Colonial Office to see if I can get a favour out of that fair-haired youth in memory of our meeting on the veldt."
When, hot from campaigning on Indian frontiers and Egyptian sands, he galloped up to Westminster with his breezy " stand and deliver," he found Mr. Balfour lacking in enthusiasm. Mr. Balfour knew his father indeed, followed his father in the jolly Hounslow Heath days of the early eighties. But while it was capital fun to go tiger-hunting with a Churchill, it was another affair to have a Churchill worrying you in office. He remembered his uncle's famous mot. When, after the memorable resignation, he was asked if he did not want Lord Randolph back, Lord Salisbury replied: " When you have got rid of a boil on the neck, you don't want it back again." Mr. Balfour determined that he would not have a boil on the neck.
His coolness did Mr. Churchill a service. It hastened his inevitable development. Like his father, he has the instinct of democratic appeal. His intellectual fearlessness carries him resistlessly along the path of constitutional development. The fundamental vice of Conservatism is that it distrusts the people. Its fundamental policy is to hoodwink the people, bribe them, drug them, use them as tools. Lord Randolph saw the folly of this. He saw that no party could be vital without the sanction of an instructed people, and that the modern State was healthy in proportion to the development of a healthy democratic opinion. He tried to hitch the democracy to the Tory chariot by making Toryism a real instrument of reform. It was a gallant dream, and he was broken on the wheel in the attempt. Mr. Churchill is happier in his fate. He was fired out of the Tory tabernacle before he had eaten out his heart in a vain service.
His future is the most interesting problem of personal speculation in English politics. At thirty-four he stands before the country one of the two most arresting figures in politics, his life a crowded drama of action, his courage high, his vision unclouded, his boats burned. " I love Churchill and trust him," said one of his colleagues to me. " He has the passion of democracy more than any man I know. But don't forget that the aristocrat is still there latent and submerged, but there nevertheless. The occasion may arise when the two Churchill's will come into sharp conflict, and I should not like to prophesy the result." We may doubt both the democrat and the aristocrat, and suspect that his real political philosophy is the philosophy of Caesarism. If we could conceive him in a great upheaval, he would be seen emerging in the r�le of what Bagehot calls " a Benthamite despot," dismissing all feudal ideas and legitimist pretensions, sweeping aside all aristocracies, proclaiming the democratic doctrine of the " greatest happiness of the greatest number " and seating himself astride the storm as the people's Caesar at once dictator and democrat.
But Caesarism, however picturesque and in certain conditions even unavoidable, is never more than a temporary episode, a stop-gap expedient, in a society shifting to new foundations. Our foundations are fixed and Mr. Churchill's genius will have to find its scope within existing limits. There his detachment from the current philosophies, his impetus of mind and his personal force make him a not easily calculable factor. More than any man of his time, he approaches an issue without mental reserves or the restraints of party caution or calculation. To his imperious spirit, a party is only an instrument. Au fond, he would no more think of consulting a party than the chauffeur would think of consulting his motor car. His magnificent egotism takes refugein no concealments. You see all the processes of his mind. It may be said of him, as Lord Russell said of the British Constitution, that he is like a hive of bees working under a glass cover. He leaves you in no doubt. He does not " hum and ha." He is not paralysed by the fear of consequences, nor afraid to contemplate great changes. He knows that to deal in millions is as simple as to deal in pence and that timidity is the unpardonable sin in politics.
Has he staying power? Can one who has devoured life with such feverish haste retain his zest to the end of the feast? How will forty find him ?�that fatal forty when the youth of roselight and romance has faded into the light of common day and the horizon of life has shrunk incalculably, and when the flagging spirit no longer answers to the spur of external things, but must find its motive and energy from within, or find them not at all.
That is the question that gives us pause. For, with all his rare qualities, Mr. Churchill is the type of " the gentleman of fortune." He is out for adventure and follows politics as he would follow the hounds. He has no animus against the fox, but he wants to be in " at the kill." It is recorded that when, a fiery-headed boy at Harrow, he was asked what profession he thought of taking up, he replied, " The Army, of course, so long as there's any fighting to be had. When that's over, I shall have a shot at politics." He is still the Harrow boy, having his " shot at politics "�not so much concerned about who the enemy may be or about the merits of the quarrel as about being in the thick of the fight and having good time. With the facility of the Churchill mind he feels the pulse of Liberalism with astonishing sureness, and interprets it with extraordinary ability. But the sense of high purpose is not yet apparent through the fierce joy of battle that possesses him. The passion for humanity, the stern resolve to see justice done though the heavens fall and he be buried in the ruins, the surrender of himself to the cause these things have yet to come. His eye is less on the fixed stars than on the wayward meteors of the night. And when the exhilaration of youth is gone, and the gallop of high spirits has run its course, it may be that this deficiency of high and abiding purpose will be a heavy handicap. Then it will be seen how far courage and intellectual address, a mind acutely responsive to noble impulses, and a quick and apprehensive political instinct will carry him in the leadership of men.


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November 30, 2015
President Barack Obama isn't talking about it. Neither is Mitt Romney. But come January, 163 million workers will feel a big tax bite regardless of who wins the election.
A temporary, two-year reduction in Social Security taxes expires, and good luck finding anyone in Washington who wants to extend it.
Neither Obama nor Romney has proposed renewing it, and lawmakers in both parties are down on the idea. Even Republicans who have sworn off tax increases have little appetite to prevent this one. Powerful advocates for seniors, like AARP, oppose an extension.
For a typical worker making $50,000 a year, it will mean a paycheck that is about $83 smaller each month. Six-figure, two-earner families will pay as much as $4,500 more in Social Security taxes next year.
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Can somebody help me with getting the trainer to work as i have the legal version of dragonage steam version and have tried to get the trainer to work both on vista 32 home premium and windows 7 64 bit to no avail, i have tried everything. I read the forums on everything related to the dragonage trainer and nothing works.
Can somebody create a trainer that actually works with the game pls or at least advise on how to rectify the situation so the trainer does work. When will the release date of the dragonage steam trainer 1.03 be released? Thanks for the help
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Report: new Trojan aimed at OS X appears, using OpenSSH
updated 04:20 pm EST, Tue February 19, 2013
Not yet spotted 'in the wild' but could become a threat
Anti-malware software maker Intego is confirming reports of a new OS X-based malware it called "Pintsized" that uses a modified version of OpenSSH to potentially set up a remote connection into Mac accounts, whereupon it could be used to snoop for private owner information. Though not yet seen "in the wild," the malware attempts to disguise itself by using filenames that appear as part of the normal OS X printing system, and sets itself to launch on startup.
The threat has the potential to become serious, as it uses an exploit in OS X to bypass Gatekeeper and establish a reverse shell that creates a secure connection, CNet reports. Currently, however, it is simply being discussed as a potential threat on security mailing lists and similar forums. Intego reports that all the network connections made by the Trojan have been sinkholed, so even those machines that have inadvertently used the software are not at much if any risk.
More details, such as where the attack is coming from and how to disable it should it be on a particular system, are likely to appear before the threat can grow past the "proof of concept" stage. Apple automatically updates Gatekeeper on a routine (but silent) schedule, and will likely close the loophole in due course.
Part of the danger is that the malware is using the common SSH protocol, and that it uses names users might think are legitimate. Companies such as Intego are already working to update their preventative measures to prevent the malware from spreading. At present, users need to be aware but not concerned about such a threat, and don't yet need to update or install any anti-virus or anti-malware programs they may have installed.
Those who wish to manually check their systems for any possibility of the malware being present (even though the Trojan's ability to set up a connection has already been thwarted) can consult Intego's blog post for the names of files that could be considered suspicious, along with a manual removal procedure.


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|Efficacy of Iralfaris shampoo in the treatment of scalp psoriasis: a videodermoscopy evaluation prospective study in 70 patients.
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|PMID: 23149708 Owner: NLM Status: Publisher
|AIM:This work has the aim to test the sensibility of VSCAPSI method in the evaluation of effectiveness of a medicated shampoo for the treatment of scalp psoriasis. Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin disease histologically characterized by proliferation and loss of differentiation of keratinocytes, angiogenesis with vasodilatation and increased permeability, and inflammation. Scalp involvement is a common clinical feature of psoriasis, that is present in the 25% of patients who suffer of it. Videodermoscopy (VD) permits a magnified view of the surface components of the epidermis and papillary dermis, which are not visible to the naked eye, together with the ability to capture digitally the viewed images and to store them for later use. Moreover videodermoscopy is a non-invasive technique, used to analyze cutaneous peripheral microcirculation. Therefore VD could be an useful tool in evaluating the efficacy of treatments for scalp psoriasis. The clinical benefit of currently available medicated shampoos for the treatment of scalp psoriasis is restricted, due to their limited efficacy, low cosmetic appeal and safety and tolerability problems. Therefore effective and safe products are needed especially for the long term management of scalp psoriasis. A specific shampoo designed for the scalp hygiene in psoriatic patients has been recently developed. This shampoo contains urea, glycolic acid, salicylic acid, icthyol pale and laureth 9 (polidocanol). Aim of the study was to evaluate in a 12-week prospective monocenter, open-study the efficacy and tolerability of an emollient, keratolytic shampoo (Iralfaris shampoo ISDIN, Barcelona; Ir-S) applied three times a week in patients with scalp psoriasis. The efficacy of the shampoo has been valuated with VSCAPSI. METHODS: Seventy subjects with mild to moderate/severe scalp psoriasis were enrolled in the trial, after their informed consent. Efficacy was assessed using a specific and validated videodermoscopy scalp psoriasis severity index (VSCAPSI) score, performed at baseline, after 45 and 90 days. Patients were evaluated for itching. RESULTS:VSCAPSI score at baseline was 8.5. Ir-S induced a significant reduction of VSCAPSI score in comparison with baseline value both after 45 and 90 days of treatment. The use of shampoo lead to a progressive reduction of VSCAPSI score getting a score of 4.2 at T45 and a score of 4.0 at T90 (P=0.001 vs. baseline). The use of Ir-S has significantly reduced the percentage of patients reporting itching sensation. CONCLUSION: The treatment was safe and well-tolerated with an high cosmetic acceptance. Ir-S is a good alternative to other medicated shampoo in the treatment of mild to moderate scalp psoriasis. Moreover, in the treatment of severe scalp psoriasis, it can lead to an improvement if associated with topical medications.
|A Rossi; G Pranteda; A Iorio; E Mari; M Milani
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|Title: Giornale italiano di dermatologia e venereologia : organo ufficiale, Societa italiana di dermatologia e sifilografia Volume: 147 ISSN: 0392-0488 ISO Abbreviation: G Ital Dermatol Venereol Publication Date: 2012 Dec
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Sometimes we feel like giving up, frustrated. It is because of stress.That time do not take any decisions. You may regret it. Come back to yourselffirst.
Assume that you are close to me. It is you who thinks you are not close.
There is plenty of life on this planet. Let us handle this. Then we canmove to other planets!
First know what not to do. It's easier. Purpose of life is not to bemiserable and make others miserable. It is a gut feeling. Chose which gives youlong term happiness even if it gives short term misery. Choosing that whichgives you long term misery and short term joy is not wise.
You are putting me in a toughsituation. If it is related to your profession then choice is yours, blessingis mine. If it is a relationship, then also choice is yours and blessing ismine.
What if I don't answer? What is thepurpose of all answers? So that the mind says YES! The purpose of all questionsand all answers is to bring our mind to YES consciousness. That is meditation -to be in YES mind!
Keep going!
It is a tendency. Many times it changes.So don't label it. It is there now. It may not be there later. You are acombination of your mother & your father. We have genes of your mother aswell as father. Sometimes male tendencies dominate, and sometimes female.Preferences may be stronger for some. Don't feel guilty or blame yourself. Riseabove it. You are not only flesh. Youare light around the wig of flesh. Shift from gender to genderless spirit, itgives you such ease.
The carrots, noodles, salad that youate yesterday are now listening to me. They are sitting here. Everything isalive in this universe in some way or the other. So today, when you have lunch,look at the food and welcome it to satsangtonight, to sing and to dance. Ancient people knew this and that is why theysaid to bless the food. Thought is nothing but a quantum of energy andconsciousness. Food absorbs thought. So, bless the food today for lunch. Don't thinknegative while eating. That is where the negative cycle begins. It is veryscientific.


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I'm trying to get an application running on top of Tomcat 6 to connect to an LDAP server over SSL.
I imported certificate of the server to keystore using:
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_32\jre\lib\security>keytool -importcert -trustcacerts -file mycert -alias ca_alias -keystore "c:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_32\jre\lib\security\cacerts"
When I start Tomcat with SSL debugging turned on, according to logs Tomcat is using the correct certificate file:
trustStore is: C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.6.0_32\jre\lib\security\cacerts
However, Tomcat does not add the cert I just imported - all other certs in the cacerts file are printed to the log - and connection fails:
handling exception: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target
Restarting Tomcat does not help. I have verified with keytool -list command that the new cert indeed exists on the file.
Why Tomcat keeps on ignoring my new cert?
Seems that the issue was caused by Windows 7 VirtualStore. Keytool created a new copy of the cacert file, and Tomcat used the original file.


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That's what the worklogs and show off your project forums are for.
Hey I'm wondering if I could help the forum by documenting my pc install.
I'll be installing a pc, an hd radio, a touchscreen monitor, and an amp sometime this week.
Would it be useful to the forum if I snapped some pictures of the install or the setup on workbench?
Any photo's I should absolutely get?
I've been browsing the forums for around a year now and have been asking some probabbly dumb questions as I'm getting closer to my install. I would love to be able to contribute to the community, so if there's any aspects that could be documented, let me know soon.
That's what the worklogs and show off your project forums are for.
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Yes.... at some point someone will have the same car as you and wonder if its doable. You will literally be their blueprints to getting it into their car.
Nirwana Project, the Android/Win 7 hybrid system!
1X Ainol Novo Flame Tab
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Documentation is useful:
-Others can learn of your solutions and experiences, so you will help the carpc community
-Easier to debug your install five years later
Check my worklog:
Corsa + Atom + Gentoo Linux + 9" capacitive touchscreen
Lord of the boards: DFI CP100-NRM
"Or you can try Ubuntu, but than don't tell everyone you are using linux,
because it's just a secret unreleased prebeta of Windows 3829" :P
I say go for it. Even if noone watches your progress now, some time in the future...someone will do a search for carpc and your model car. For example, I'm about to start building a new carpc for my 2009 Saturn Vue and there is not a worklog for that year car....Sure would be nice to see some pictures of someone else that has already gone through the process..
Absolutely. That's why the Show Off Your Project Forum exists. First, go into that forum and look at the top where there's a sub-forum called Worklogs. Start a thread there to document the install.
When you're finished, PM a mod or admin and we'll move it to Finished Projects.
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a lot of the work logs have expired or missing pictures so I say go for it....I'll definitely check it out. I am getting ready for a similar install in my cavalier. Its the wiring and tearing up the car I am most nervous about.
Definitely useful!
as a test - take a look/search through the worklogs to see if someone with your car has posted an install... if there aren't many, then definitely post one up.... chances are you'll be posting.
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Little Crackers
New series to follow. Martin Freeman amongst stars.
Festive seasons of autobiographical short films written by and starring some of Britain's top comedy stars, including Stephen Fry and Barbara Windsor
Little Crackers are seasons of autobiographical comic shorts from Britain's best-loved stars. The all-star line-up includes performances by Dawn French, Catherine Tate, Kathy Burke and Stephen Fry with home-grown favourites, Victoria Wood and Bill Bailey, directing their own tales.


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In the introduction, the visitor is acquainted with the history of beekeeping in Slovenia.
First room represents beekeeping
from their beginnings, when hollow tree trunks were utilized, until the middle of 19th century, and renowned beekeeping teachers, writers and beekeepers: Anton Janša and Peter Pavel Glavar.
Anton Janša (1734–1773) was appointed a teacher of beekeeping at the beekeeping school in Wienna by the decree of Empress Maria Theresa. His two books show his own manner of beekeeping that was successfully implemented by him at the Wienna school and a few important findings pertaining to the biology of bees.
Priest Peter Pavel Glavar (17211884) was a successful farm and beekeeping manager, writer of suggestions for improvement of beekeeping and introduction of beekeeping schools, author of first Slovenian beekeeping text (translation and amendment of Janša's "Razprava o rojenju čebel" (A treatise on bees-swarming).
The material in the second room covers time from the middle of 19th century to middle of 20th century. Besides perfected beekeeping tools and various types of beehives one can also see: World renowned Jan Strgar (breeder of queen bees and a merchant) and Mihael Ambrožic (merchant with live bees), the constructor of a modern bee hive, Anton Žnideršič, prominent writers on the subject of beekeeping and beekeeping literature.
The central part of museum is intended for painted frontal boards of bee hives – panjske končnice.
In the middle of 18th century, painting decorations began to appear on frontal sides of popular bee hives, kranjiči.
Templates for motifs were representations of sacral art, illustrated bible, icons, glass paintings and graphic sheets. Today, all known motifs include over 600 various motifs. More numerous and older are the motifs with sacral content (mostly representing saints). Among the most common are Mary as the universal protector, also painted on the oldest known painted frontal board (dating back to 1758) and St. Florian. The group of secular motifs is composed of imaginary scenes (e.g. animals in human roles, scoffing at craftsmen, human faults), hunting scenes, historic themes (military scenes, historic persons) and scenes from everyday life.
Beehive painting, which was most prolific between 1820 and 1880, started to die away with transition into 20th century.
Painting on the frontal panels of bee hives is a particularity of Slovenian Alpine region and is an indispensable part of Slovenian folk art.
The biological room serves to acquaint the visitor with the biology of authothonous Slovenian race of kranjska cebela (Carniolan bee) or kranjska sivka (Grey bee of Carniola).
Close-up photographs of bees, introduction of main bee pastures, sounds from bee hive, live bees in an observation bee hive (from spring to autum) and shots of bee pastures vividly show the life and labour of bees. The main theme is rounded by introduction of symbolism that is expressed by the image of a bee (e.g. medals, money...).
Modern day beekeeping is represented with a part of bee house
type of Gorenjska region in its natural size and with modern day beekeeping framework. The space is simultaneously also intended for video representations and computer applications that deal with bees and beekeeping on Slovenian territory.