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|October 25 2011, 03:02 PM
Location: Gul Re'jal is suspecting she's on the wrong space station
Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
In 2258 Romulan ship Narada attacked and destroyed Vulcan. It was a big blow to the Federation: they lost one of their founding members and many valuable people, who could not share their knowledge and ideas any more. The Federation's expansion slowed down, too, because the Council did not want to risk losing any more lives. They became cautious.
The Romulans, on the other hand, became very bold and aggressive, believing that great future lay ahead of them. Their empire was expanding, taking and subjugating more and more planetary systems. In early 2330s their warships attacked the Cardassian Union, which resulted in a bloody, costly and terrible war. Cardassia, always poor in resources, managed to bravely fight and defend itself for over forty years, but in the end had to capitulate and sign a treaty, which forbade them from exploring and expanding in the general direction of the Romulan Star Empire. Cardassian interests moved to the other side of their empire, away from the Romulans, the Klingons and the Federation.
After the terrible war that had claimed billions of lives, the Cardassians promised themselves to never become to anyone what the Romulans were for them: butchers. One of their golden rules: to annex only uninhabited planets, regardless if the goal was colonisation or resources extraction.
The story takes place several months after the events of "Nec Locus Ubi Vulcan," Old Earth Calendar year of 2395.
Toward the Ninth Circle
Chapter 1
Cardassia Prime, Central Command Headquarters
27th of Naiyut, 511
Glinn Brenok followed Gul Zamarran and Glinn Jarol, hoping his facial expression showed nothing but bored professionalism. He absolutely didn't want anyone to realise how awed he was to be in this building. This was the heart of the command! This was the place where all decisions were being made! And these were the people who decided who lived or died! Sort of...
The three from the Roumar entered one of rooms on the second floor and Brenok saw seven people inside. He knew only one; not personally, of course, but from news feeds. Legate Turrel, a veteran who commanded the Sixth Order, was seated behind his desk, while the other six people stood in groups of three, talking in hushed voiced. When Zamarran and his officers entered, the legate rose from behind his desk.
Brenok took his time to take a good look at the other six Cardassians. First, his attention was drawn to a lanky gul, who was almost as tall as Brenok himself. The man's sharp ridges only added the impression of threat to his full of menace eyes. Just by his side hovered a shorted man of a strong build. He appeared almost plastered to his gul. The third one, the shortest from the group, while still with them seemed to stay a bit aside, as if he didn't want to be with them and rejected being a part of their group.
The other group consisted of a gul who seemed quite young for this rank. Brenok estimated that the man couldn't be older than sixty. He was accompanied by two glinns, who seemed to be very close to his age. Actually, one appeared to be older than his gul. Brenok noticed that the young gul stared at Jarol with slightly opened mouth for a moment, until one of his glinns whispered something into his ear. The gul's head jerked and he short an ashamed glance at his aide, biting his lower lip. Brenok managed to keep a straight face and not let a smile crawl into it, but he knew that Jarol's beauty opened many mouths in owe.
Gul Zamarran greeted the high ranking guls. A few pairs of eyes lingered on Brenok's long braid and for a moment the glinn wondered if he hadn't just caused his dismissal from the Guard. The tall, slender, high-ranking gul pointed to his head, then looked at Legate Turrel and muttered, "Ah?" The legate only shook his head and smiled, while Gul Zamarran sent the other gul a frown with a clear warning, Stay away from my soldiers. Brenok wasn't sure if the gul even noticed Zamarran's look, because the man's eyes were already plastered to Jarol. However, his eyes didn't express innocent owe, but greed. The glinn promised himself to keep an eye on that one and to protect his friend.
"Since everyone is here, please be seated," Legate Turrel said. When the soldiers took their places at the oval table in one end of the room, the legate continued, "First, let me introduce everyone.
"From the Ravinok." Turrel pointed to the tall gul. "Gul Dukat, Glinn Damar and Glen Erpan." The legate turned his attention to Zamarran's group. "From the Roumar—Gul Zamarran, Glinns Jarol and Brenok." Finally, he looked at the last trio. "From the Radalar—Gul Toral, Glinns Korel and Nevir." All officers nodded to each other politely, while Turrel went to an inactive screen on the wall and turned it on. "This is a sector beyond Cardassian space." He gave them the co-ordinates and literally everyone shifted nervously in their chairs.
"Forgive me if this is a stupid question," the gul named Dukat said, "but isn't exploring that part of space forbidden by our treaty with the Romulans?" The question sounded polite, but Brenok detected a hint of mockery.
"We are not going to explore it," Turrel answered.
Dukat leaned back in his chair with a smug facial expression. "Then what are we going there for? Doesn't the Sixth Order have better things to do?" Again, what Brenok read in his voice was, 'I have better things to do.' The glinn knew by now that he disliked that man.
Turrel gave Dukat such a look that Brenok was sure these two were enemies. "If you let me explain and don't interrupt, you will know." The smug expression didn't disappear from his face, but Dukat said nothing more. "We have intercepted an interesting piece of information," Turrel continued. "It appears that there is a stable wormhole in that sector. Your task is to enter it and explore the other side. There might be many uninhabited planets rich in resources there."
Gul Toral narrowed his naturally narrow eyes. "I take it that it has been already tested that the wormhole leads somewhere and not into oblivion."
"The intercepted reports claim that several ships had entered it and then returned. Safe and sound."
"Whose reports?" Zamarran asked.
"Did they claim the sector as their territory?"
One look at Zamarran's face told Brenok that his gul didn't like it at all. The glinn just wasn't sure if it was the matter of sending ships into complete unknown, or using secretly obtained reports from another empire. Perhaps—both.
"What's the detailed plan?" Toral asked.
Turrel sat back in his chair at the head of the table. "We leave details to you, because a lot would depend on the actual conditions in that sector."
"Who is the ranking gul?" Dukat asked.
"You are," Turrel answered and it was more than obvious that he didn't like it. Brenok assumed that Dukat had the most experience from all three guls, so the legate had no choice but to appoint him the commander of the mini-battalion. The legate pointed to the padds that lay on the table in front of each officer. "These padds contain all information we have on the sector, the planet in that sector and the detailed co-ordinates of the wormhole. You may overview them now and see if there are any questions you want to ask. However, if some information is missing, it means we do not have it. The reports should contain everything we have. Nothing is kept from you."
Jarol looked at Turrel, raising her hand slightly to draw his attention. "If I may..." He nodded, so she asked, "Do these reports contain any information on what's on the other side?"
The legate shook his head "No. Our guess is that the reports on the other side are classified, so not easily...accessible."
In other words, Brenok thought, not something you can obtain by simple eavesdropping. The glinn accessed the information on the padd and started to skim through it. The data was limited, but he knew that answers to his questions would have to wait until they arrived to that system and fill the gaps themselves. In spite of a lot of unknown and possible danger, he felt excited about the mission. It wasn't going to be just another survey, this was going to be an adventure! A scary one, too.
"That planet." Toral looked up at the legate. "The report here says it's inhabited. Doesn't the system belong to those people?"
"They never claimed it officially."
"Are they a warp-capable race?" Zamarran asked.
Turrel took a moment before answering. "We don't know for sure. The Federation established some contact with them and that would mean that the race is warp-capable, but there is no data about their ships or strength of their fleet. It seems like they have none."
"When do we leave?" Dukat asked.
"In eight days."
"Why eight days?" Toral raised an eye ridge.
Turrel smiled slightly. "We estimated when the Federation traffic would be the smallest and adapted our plans accordingly."
Zamarran put his padd on the table. "Do you foresee problems? Would the Federation oppose our travel through this wormhole?"
"I do not know. But it's better to be cautious. So far, they haven't declared it Federation territory, but we cannot tell for certain what their plans are. The Federation is unpredictable."
Zamarran only grunted in reply, drawing attention of the two other guls to him. He ignored them.
Turrel rose. "If there are no other questions, you are dismissed. You can contact me any time if you have something to add or something to ask. We want this mission to succeed."
Everyone got up and headed for the door, but Turrel called, "Gul Zamarran, if you could stay for a moment."
Everyone else left the room and all nine officers headed for a transporter chamber to beam back to their ships.
The gul looked at the legate who pointed to a chair inviting Zamarran to sit down. "Gul Zamarran, I know your service record and I trust your judgement," Turrel began. "Unfortunately, I had no choice and had to give the command of this mission to Dukat."
Zamarran wasn't sure why the legate felt he needed to explain himself. "I understand, sir. This is a matter of the protocol and not personal preferences." Had he gone too far, assuming that Turrel wanted Zamarran to lead the mission?
The legate sighed. "Zamarran, keep an eye on him. I don't trust him. I don't trust his judgement. I don't trust that he keeps the good of Cardassian soldiers and the mission as his top priority. His lust for power is dangerous and someone must control it."
"Then why send him on such an important mission?"
Turrel smiled bitterly. "It's not the matter where he is, but where he isn't."
"You're trying to get rid of him!" Zamarran wondered if Central Command hadn't decided to sacrifice three crews to remove Dukat from Cardassia Prime by sending them all to a doomed mission. Would their deaths be worth his? But would Turrel be asking him to keep an eye on Dukat if this were a suicide mission; would he bother?
The legate did not deny or confirm. He simply said, "I expect to receive reports from you, just as if you were in command."
"Yes, sir."
"The reports don't need his approval...if you understand what I mean." Zamarran did. Normally, any reports sent by lower ranking officers to much higher ranking ones had to be approved by the lower ranking soldiers' direct superiors, in this case by Gul Dukat. But Turrel wanted Zamarran's reports as they were, without Dukat's 'censorship.' If Zamarran hadn't understood how much the legate distrusted Dukat, he had the best proof now. It could also suggest that the mission wasn't just an elaborate, costly way to have Dukat dead. "Dismissed." The gul motioned toward the door, when Turrel called him again. "And Zamarran...keep your aide away from him. She caught his eye."
"She's happily married."
"Yeah, they all were."
"Noted, sir."
For some reason, Zamarran felt frustrated about the whole situation.
Upon his return to the ship, Zamarran asked both his aides to join him in his office.
"Thoughts," he said when everyone was seated.
Brenok smirked. "I suppose 'terrifying' is not what you'd like to hear, sir."
"I hoped for something more...elaborate," the gul said, rolling his eyes.
"Awfully terrifying."
"Do we know anything about those other guls?" Jarol asked. She was not in a joking mood.
"I'm sure the personnel database could provide you with a lot of information."
"How about something that I can't find in the database?"
Zamarran smiled. "Toral is one of the youngest guls in the Sixth Order. Tough and wise—that's what they say about him. Dukat is ambitious and a womaniser. Both characteristics are incompatible, so he is not as high as he could be if he didn't step of a few married toes." Brenok grunted and Jarol looked at him. "Yes, even Legate Turrel noticed that," Zamarran said.
"Noticed what?" The ranking glinn wasn't sure what he meant.
"He was staring at you," Brenok explained.
She shrugged dismissively. She looked at the gul. "Is there something you need us to do, sir?"
"Study the data. If you find something—anything—that you don't like or that you have doubts about, let me know."
Last edited by Gul Re'jal; October 26 2011 at 06:24 AM.
|October 25 2011, 03:03 PM
Location: Gul Re'jal is suspecting she's on the wrong space station
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
Glinn Damar had asked her and the aide from the Radalar to meet him to co-ordinate the preparations. The meeting had been a very good idea, as they had decided to split some of responsibility. At first she was against such a plan, as if one warship were completely destroyed, the other two would remain without something they needed and the third ship carried, but Damar explained that it didn't mean the other ships would be left without required supplies. All he wanted was assigning tasks to the small battalion and giving each warship a role to play, so that they knew what to do in a crisis and could act swiftly.
She had been a little disturbed by being invited to dinner by Damar, but he accepted her refusal with a smile and a small apology.
The last evening at home she was able to spend with her family, since Zamarran had graciously granted everyone a shore leave; no doubt to spend his last night with his family.
Demok was planning the meal outside, in the garden. He'd placed the table under fop palms, and set it for seven. She didn't have to ask to know that the Brenoks were coming.
After being kicked out of the kitchen by her husband and father, she went to the table and sat in one of plastic chairs, breathing in cool Nokarian air. Since the continent was mostly agrarian, the air here was clearer and healthier than in other parts of Cardassia. A great place to raise kids, even if her family farm was a history after a series of destructive draughts a few decades earlier, which made growing fruit impossible. Her father had started to recreate their orchard a few years earlier, but it was still a long time before thin, tiny trees and palms would grow and bore fruit. Only those three palms in the garden managed to survive and now graced the place with their beauty and a smell of ripe fop.
"Mum, wanted to talk to you."
She turned to look at her son. "Yes, Droplet, what is it?"
"I talked to dad already." He did not say anything more and she knew why: he didn't want her to know what her husband had decided not to influence her decision.
"Sit down." She patted the chair next to her.
Laran Demok sat and leaned his elbow on the table. "My first apprentice service will come to an end in three months and thanks to my hard work," he paused to let the proudly said words sink in, "I am allowed to choose my next archon."
She pretended she wasn't impressed. "Are you?"
But he wasn't fooled by her lack of enthusiasm. "Yes."
"Who is it?"
"Is not a matter of 'who,' but where."
"Where, then?"
"On Monac."
She shifted in her chair. "That far?" she asked with worry.
"I'm a big boy, Mum."
"Not to me. Why there?"
"Because this is one of our oldest colonies founded in the times of the Hebitians. This would be a great experience and also a way to see completely different way of doing things. I really, really want to go, Mum."
"Aren't you a big boy? I thought you were informing me, not asking for my permission."
He grinned. "I wouldn't want to do anything to upset you."
She chuckled. "And you'd change your decisions based on your mother's over-protectiveness?" His grin grew wider. "Oh, I see. You count that in my endless motherly understanding and putting my child's good before my feelings, I'd agree and be happy for you." His smile was showing all his teeth. "And be proud of you, too." He nodded vigorously. "Well, I hope your father is happy and proud, too."
"As long as I don't enlist in the Guard, he's happy with everything."
Laran followed his paternal grandfather's example and had chosen a career of an archon, to his father's relief. Tiron Demok had had three sons with his first wife, who had died in labour with the last one, and all those young men had been killed in the war with the Romulans. Demok had a habit saying that his heart would not survive losing another son, so he was glad that Laran had other future in mind for himself.
She sighed and pulled her arms toward him. He almost fell into her embrace, but backed out in the last moment. She was just about to ask what had happened, when she realised that he was looking over her shoulder. She turned to see Brenok with his family, which included his daughter. Tasara inherited her beauty after both her parents and in spite of being almost raised together like siblings, Laran was not blind to her charm. Especially after they passed by their teenage years and became young adults.
"What's for supper?" Brenok asked.
"I wish I knew," Jarol smiled. She looked at her son. "Do you know?"
"I do," he confirmed, but didn't volunteer any more information.
"Look at that." Jarol waved toward the house. "That's what happens when men take over your life."
Brenok sat opposite her. "I know how you feel," he moaned and hid his face in his hands.
Tasara leaned to him. "You adore us, Dad," she said, gently pulling his braid. Jarol was the only woman in her family, while Brenok was the only man in his.
His head popped up. "Why, of course I do!"
"To break with male hegemony," Asra said, "I can at least tell you what we brought." She put a basket on the table and opened it.
"Let me guess." Jarol grinned like a winner. "Gofut's there, too."
Asra and Tasara laughed and Brenok's indignant "Hey!" was barely heard. Everyone knew gofut was his favourite dish and one of his ladies cooked it for him before he left for longer.
"Laran!" Demok's raspy voice reached them.
"Coming!" the young man shouted back and rose; he went to the house.
The table was quickly graced by food that the Demoks had cooked and the Brenoks had brought.
They talked about family matters, and politics, and the newest holonovel, and Laran's plans to take his apprenticeship on a colony, but they did not talk about Jarol and Brenok's upcoming mission into unknown. That was an unwritten rule not to talk about their work. Even if a conversation started casually, it could very easily become upsetting to everyone, so they were wise to never even start it.
That night Jarol was falling asleep in her husband's arms, gently stroking thick scales on his elbow, worrying about her son and experiencing nervousness mixed with curiosity about the upcoming mission.
|October 26 2011, 05:46 AM
Vice Admiral
Location: Cardăsa Terăm--Nerys Ghemor
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
Are you a Cardassian fan, citizen? Prove your loyalty--check out my fanfic universe, Star Trek: Sigils and Unions. Or keep the faith on my AU Cardassia, Sigils and Unions: Catacombs of Oralius!
|October 26 2011, 06:40 AM
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
Looking forward to read more!
... Stay clear! It´s the singing of things I´m longing to hear. You touch them and stiff and silent they turn. You´re killing the things for whose singing I yearn!
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|October 26 2011, 07:16 AM
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
By the way...did he asked Jarol out for dinner, because he would have liked a date with her or for checking her out for Dukat?
... Stay clear! It´s the singing of things I´m longing to hear. You touch them and stiff and silent they turn. You´re killing the things for whose singing I yearn!
I support PLAN. http://plan-international.org/
|October 26 2011, 09:31 AM
Location: Gul Re'jal is suspecting she's on the wrong space station
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
|October 26 2011, 04:58 PM
Vice Admiral
Location: Cardăsa Terăm--Nerys Ghemor
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
It's interesting how this version's career has been held back. I suppose that without using the Bajoran women as his "receptacles" ( ), it makes sense that he would eventually have affairs and get caught.
I hope he doesn't have rape on his mind, though.
I am also glad that this Jarol seems to be able to feel the proper revulsion for one like him.
Are you a Cardassian fan, citizen? Prove your loyalty--check out my fanfic universe, Star Trek: Sigils and Unions. Or keep the faith on my AU Cardassia, Sigils and Unions: Catacombs of Oralius!
|November 13 2011, 12:40 PM
Location: Gul Re'jal is suspecting she's on the wrong space station
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
Chapter 2
The trip to the wormhole sector was uneventful; it was supposed to take five days to arrive there at warp six. Damar, Jarol and Korel co-ordinated a lot of details and were still in the process of arranging everything to ensure smooth work. Jarol didnt mind that, but what she did mind was Nadars presence, looking over her shoulder. It seemed the Obsidian agent suspected the three aides of plotting against their guls. She was tired of being constantly interviewed after each session with the two glinns. She wondered if the agents assigned to the other two warships also were as annoying, or it was just the Roumars luck.
We have arrived, the helmsman reported. I have received the order to stop.
Zamarran grunted and Jarol knew whyher gul was used to giving orders to his offers himself and didnt appreciate someone else doing it.
The gul looked at her. What do we have on that system in our database? Without waiting for an acknowledgement from her, he turned to Brenok. Scan it.
Jarol read from her screen. There are several habitable celestial bodies in the systema planet and several of its moons. The species call themselves Bajorans and are a peaceful, spiritual race.
Brenok continued. They have colonised some moons and I detect ion trails, which proves that they are warp-capable and do travel.
Zamarran looked at his aide. Do we have a holografic image of them in our database to see what they look like?
She shook her head. Negative, sir.
Sir. Karama turned to look at the gul. We are being hailed by the Radalar.
On screen. Gul Torals face filled the viewer. What can I do for you, Gul Toral? Zamarran asked.
Gul Zamarran, I tried to talk to Gul Dukat, but he refused my suggestion. I hope that if we both tell him the same thing, hed change his mind.
Jarol thought Toral didnt belong to the officers who blindly took their orders, but he thought for himself instead.
Zamarran asked, What suggestion?
To pay a visit to the locals and introduce ourselves. Perhaps to ask if we can use their wormhole, if they claim the right to it.
And if they refuse?
Convince them? Toral smiled, but quickly became serious again. All right, maybe Im just naïve. But I still dont feel comfortable entering their system and entering their wormhole just like that, without even a hello.
Zamarran was silent for a moment, considering Torals idea.
We were not given orders to make new friends. Nadars voice barked from the shadows at the back of the bridge. Jarol looked to him, wondering if the bastard wasnt just planning to write an extensive report on Toral. She also knew that Nadars opinion helped Zamarran make up his mindanything to irritate the political officer!
Ill talk to Dukat, the gul said.
Thank you. Torals face was replaced by the star view.
Get me the Ravinok, Zamarran ordered.
He waited for a long moment until Dukats face appeared on the screen.
Yes, Gul Zamarran?
I was wondering if were going to contact those Bajorans?
What for?
Not to be rude barging into their system without a word of an explanation? We dont know what kind of friends they have, but if those friends have teeth and claws, we dont want to be welcomed by their fleet upon our return from the other side, do we?
Dukat seemed to be thinking for a moment. Good point, he said eventually. Ill contact you regarding this soon. And he signed off.
Zamarran turned in his chair to defiantly look at Nadar, challenging him to criticise his suggestion, but the agent only glared at the gul. There was no doubt that there was a lot of sense in what Zamarran had told Dukat. Then, the gul turned back to face the screen and a strong feeling of displeasure showed on his face. She decided it was the time to be a good aide and approached him.
Sir? Anything bothering you? she asked quietly.
Hes showing me whos the boss here, Zamarran answered in a hushed tone. This was a conversation between him and her.
Nadar? Not any more than usually.
Dukat. He doesnt let me forget that he is my superior.
And Jarol knew Zamarran didnt like that. He had no problems with taking orders from the battalion gul, or someone of a higher rank, but this man? Not only his rank was the same and the difference between them was purely a matter of years in command of a warship, but also Zamarran didnt know and obviously didnt trust Dukat. His worst nightmare was getting orders from unpredictable and unreliable people. He knew he couldnt refuse them, but he couldnt be sure orders would be wise and appropriate. He was frustrated. Jarol remembered him as frustrated three years ago, when the gul of the Sixth Order had changed. Until the man had proven himself in Zamarrans eyes, the Roumars gul always worried what their new orders might be.
Were being hailed, the communication officer announced.
Zamarran raised his hand and opened his mouth to say On screen, no doubt, but he hesitated. Jarol couldnt believe her own eyesher gul was considering keeping Dukat waiting, just like Dukat had kept him waiting a while ago.
On screen, he said finally and the other guls face appeared on the viewer.
Ah, how nice your aide is with you, Dukat said, eyeing Jarol. I will require her presence.
For what purpose? Zamarran growled more than he should have.
For being one of my delegation representatives. I have spoken to the leader of those people and I decided to beam down with a small diplomatic team. Jarol wondered since when there were diplomatic teams on Cardassians ships. I have one female officer, but I could use another one. To show them were not only men here. Zamarran pursed his lips, considering his answer, but Dukat clearly wasnt interested in what Zamarran might have to say. I await her in my transporter chamber immediately. And he signed off.
That was an order and there was no space for discussion. Besides, it made sense to have mixed representatives of their race for the first contact with those aliens. Jarol looked at her gul. Go, he said. And be careful.
Yes, sir.
On her wait to the lift, she caught worried Brenoks look.
What did they worry about? Were those Bajorans dangerous? Not according to the information shed found in the database, so what was the problem?
The Ravinoks transporter chamber wasnt empty when she beamed in.
Please, join us. Dukat gestured to her to come closer to a group of officers. She already knew Damar and Erpan, but there were two more people present, not counting a small troop of five. This is Gil Motran. The tall man nodded to her and on his armour she read he was the tactician. And Gil Yassel. Yassel had to be the female the gul had spoken through the comm about. The first thing Jarol thought of her was that she reminded her of a little, fearful bird. The woman appeared nervous and she kept casting glances at Dukat and Damar. And our team of bodyguards. He pointed to the five gareshes.
Are we expecting any danger? Jarol asked.
We dont know what to expect, so I want to be prepared.
But is taking an armed-to-teeth troop a diplomatic approach?
Dukat gave her such a look that she wished she could swallow back her words. Too late she realised he was not used to being contradicted. I will not allow this team to beam down to an unknown planet without protection.
He smiled. Im glad to hear that. Now, none of you speaks unless asked and I allow you to answer. We do not want any diplomatic errors, because the consequences could be severe. She was not sure if the consequences meant that the Bajorans could hurt them, or if Dukat would punish them and she was certain that it was exactly what the gul wanted to achievevagueness.
The diplomatic team beamed down to a place designated by Bajoran officials. As soon as Jarol was able to study her surroundings, her jaw dropped low in awe. The place was nothing like Cardassia: the nature attacked her senses with colours, sounds and smells. They stood on a path in some kind of garden on a steep hill or a mountain. The panorama was one of the most beautiful things Jarol had ever seenthere was a town below, bathed in rays of the yellow sun, with handsomely shaped buildings, full of trees and colourful bushes. Her attention shifted from the buildings at the base of the mountain to the building to the left. The path they stood on led to big doors, which now opened and a group of people headed the Cardassians way. Jarol though that if those were representatives of the Bajoran people, then it had to be some kind of governmental buildingand it sure was a strange place for a building of such kind. Who built governmental buildings in a middle of nowhere, in a secluded place on a side of a steep mountain? And why?
Jarols eyes moved from the big and elegant building, which reminded her of something but she was unable to put her finger on it, to the Bajoran delegation.
Bajorans were scale-less and not grey. They reminded her of humans or Betazoids, but there was something unique to them. They had several horizontal ridges on their noses and one of them also above the hair over his eyes, where Cardassians had their eye ridges.
I am Kai Opaka, the spiritual leader of the Bajoran people, said a short woman in the lead. Welcome to Bajor.
Jarol did her best not to smile at the incredible resemblance of the persons name to the Cardassian word yes.
Im Gul Dukat, representing the Cardassian Union. Its a pleasure to be here. I must say your planet is beautiful.
She dipped her head in thanks. We appreciate everything the Prophets give us. Jarols eye ridge raised slightly. Who were the Prophets? Rulers of this world? Werent the Bajorans independent? Were they enslaved? Please, come in. Kai Opaka gestured toward the building and everyone followed her.
Jarol studied the Bajorans. None of them commented on the armed troop accompanying them and she couldnt help but wonder if under their loose robes they werent hiding some kind of weapons to protect their Kai Opaka. The glinn wished her own commander had chosen to be as discreet.
They entered the building and were led through a huge chamber and a yard full of flowers to another huge chamber with an oval table in the middle. There were more people in there, all wearing different kinds of robes, but there was something similar in how they all dressed. Jarol assumed they had some customs of following a particular style, not unlike the Cardassians.
Kai Opaka introduced the other people and at first Jarol thought that it was an unbelievable coincidence that so many of them had the same given name: Vedek. Only after a moment she realised that it was a function and started to wonder that perhaps Kai or Opaka also was a function and not a given name followed by a surname.
Dukat sent the guards to stand by the door and only the officers joined the vedeks and Kai Opaka at the table.
As instructed, Jarol kept her mouth shut and only listened.
When she returned to her ship, Zamarran himself welcomed her back in the transporter chamber.
How did it go? he asked.
They left the room and headed for the nearest lift. Well, sir, she began, the Bajorans are friendly and very kind. They agreed to let us enter the wormhole under one small conditionwe must be accompanied by a Bajoran ship.
Yes, I know about that. Before you beamed back, Dukat had contacted me and informed me of the terms he managed to negotiate. She burst out laughing and immediately covered her mouth with both her hands, trying to muffle her reaction. Zamarran stopped and gave her a surprised look. Did I say something funny? There was some threat in his voiceone didnt laugh at ones gul!
She shook her head; her need to laugh vaporised without a trace. No, sir. Its just...Gul Dukat didnt negotiate anything. Once the question had been asked, the Bajoran officials told us that we are free to use the wormhole as we see fit, as long as we do not try to harm it. And their condition was for our own safety. They claim their gods live in the wormhole and if we enter it without Bajoran presence, the gods could become irritated and destroy us.
Gods? Zamarran repeated.
Thats correct. I dont know how truthful it is, but it was obvious the Bajorans wouldnt change their minds and by their presence they meant only a small ship with two militiamen on board, so Dukat agreed to their terms.
Zamarran shook his head. And he made it sound like a great victory.
A lie walks on short legs, sir, she quoted an old Nokarian proverb, which meant that a lie had a short life and the truth sooner or later prevailed.
He gave her such a look she knew she went too far and shouldnt have said that, whatever sheor hemight be thinking about Dukat. But after his silent reprimand, he smiled. Get some sleep. Dukat told me that our big day is tomorrow and I want you to be rested.
Yes, Gul.
They entered the lift. She ordered the computer to take her to the deck where her quarters were located, while Zamarran proceeded to the bridge. She walked down the corridor and couldnt get Bajorans out of her head. Its not the people that bugged her, but their architecture. There was something in their artistic sense that felt so familiar.
|November 14 2011, 01:22 AM
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Location: Cardăsa Terăm--Nerys Ghemor
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
I just about threw up when I found out Yassel was under Dukat's command. Of all the horrible places for any version of Yassel to be forced to serve--that has to be it!
I enjoy watching Zamarran push back against Nadar. Is it wrong for me to find that kind of funny?
As for the Bajorans, I hope they'll be wary in this universe. Granted, it helps that not all members of this first-contact team support the kinds of actions taken in the canon universe, but having Dukat in command is dangerous. He's clearly just as arrogant and self-absorbed as he is in the canon universe. Thank goodness for JJ-Jarol that Zamarran doesn't trust him, and that she has learned from an example that has made sure she won't make that mistake either.
Dukat had better not put the moves on her, Yassel, or anybody else. And not one of the Bajorans, either. I think he wanted women for his amusement, not for diplomatic purposes.
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|November 14 2011, 02:10 AM
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|November 14 2011, 02:19 AM
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|November 27 2011, 08:47 AM
Location: Gul Re'jal is suspecting she's on the wrong space station
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
Chapter 3
Dont smack your lips, Jarol chastised Brenok.
They were in his quarters, having their breakfast before their shifts started. It was their little tradition to do that every morning. Sometimes they ate in her quarters, sometimes in his and this morning he had invited her for something special, as he advertised his surprise. It turned out to be a Nokarian donok soufflé; something she hadnt eaten for ages. His wonderful choice, which reminded her of home, got her into a good mood. It was a great start of the day.
Im not.
She insisted. Yes, you are.
Am not.
She didnt want to engage into such a silly bickering, so she went quiet...and so did his smacking. They ate in silence for a moment.
Are you scared? she asked eventually.
He understood she meant their mission. Scared? No, Im not. Nervous might be a better word, he admitted. Were going into unknown and not only have to get there through a rare phenomenon, but also have no idea whats on the other side.
It sounded like Bajorans have travelled the wormhole many times. And so has the Federation.
Somehow it doesnt make me feel any better.
Look at the bright sidethey all returned.
All? We dont know that for sure. Didnt you say that Bajorans would accompany us for our safety? How come do they know theres danger inside? Whom did their gods destroy?
She had to admit he had a good point. She opened her mouth to agree with him, but instead slapped the table with her hand. I know! she shouted.
Startled, he stared at her with his fork half-way to his mouth. Huh?
I know why it all seemed so familiar! I know!
He put away his fork and leaned back in his chair. Why? he asked.
Have you been to the Ancient Craft Museum?
He shrugged. Of course I have. Im a Lakarian.
Oh, yes, she rolled her eyes. Im a Lakarian; you know, the artistic and cultured Cardassian. Lakarian feeling of cultural superiority sometimes got on her nerves. Had she ever shown a farmland superiority of we feed you complex? She suppressed her irritation and continued, So you saw that ancient craft which was found near Helta Highlands. He nodded. And those vertical oval signs on it. And funny pictures. He nodded again. Its the same.
He clearly didnt understand. The same as what?
As what I saw yesterday in that government monastery building. She still thought it was odd to call a governmental building monastery, but who was she to criticise Bajorans choices and culture! The ovals were almost the same. The pictures were simpler than the ones on the ancient space craft, but now I know what they areits their writing system.
What are you trying to say? That we have a Bajoran spaceship in our museum? They werent warp capable that long time ago and neither were we.
Perhaps they were.
Nonsense. Besides, as an engineer I can tell you that the craft in the museum is not warp capable and its not capable to travel from here to Cardassia Prime. Its construction is too fragile.
Im telling you its the same artistic and visual style.
He only shook his head. It cannot be. It must be something similar. A coincidence.
He laughed. Hey! Not when Im eating.
She pushed her plate away and got up; not a shadow of amusement on her face. She was completely serious about the whole matter. Im going to talk to Zamarran.
Brenok shook his head again. Go ahead. Hell tell you the same thingthat its impossible for such a ship to traverse such a huge distance. Zamarran, before being promoted to a gul, used to be an engineer, so his knowledge of engineering was as vast as Brenoks. Jarol ignored her friend, so before she reached the door, he called, Wait! Why do you want to bother Zamarran with this?
She spun in her axis to face him. Dont you understand? That means the Bajorans visited Cardassia a long time ago.
Did they mention anything about that?
She was silent for a moment and eventually was forced to admit, No.
Did they look in any way that they knew anything about us?
Not really, considering their glances at our neck ridges.
Brenoks face was blank. Whdo you mean they have no neck ridges?
The only ridges they have are here, on their noses. She pointed with her hand and made small horizontal moves. And one of them had also gentle ridges here. She slid her finger along the upper part of her eye ridge. And none of them was grey. They looked very much like humans and only those ridges were something Id never seen before.
You could have taken some holoimages.
I dont think Dukat would allow any. He just told us to shut up and do nothing. What she really wanted to say was shut up and look pretty, but in case Nadar was eavesdropping, she kept that remark to herself.
So why did he want you in the team?
She shrugged. Dont ask me.
He grunted and took the last bite of his food. Then he checked the chronometer. Time to go to work. He rose, leaving the table in post-breakfast mess. She rolled her eyes, because it wasnt the first time he did that. But it were his quarters and his mess.
They left his quarters and together headed for the lift to take them to the bridge.
In spite of his dismissing the whole idea, on the way to the bridge Brenok did think about what Jarol had told him. The idea of the pre-warp craft reaching such a distant planet fascinated him. It was true that no one knew the origins of that ancient vessel and it didnt seem like a Cardassian construction, butBajoran?
He remembered stories about aliens coming to Cardassia and crashing in the mountains, inspired by the mysterious ship, but the older he grew the more ridiculous the stories appeared. Even if the craft was alien and not some kind of strange, unsuccessful Hebitian experiment, it couldnt be Bajoran. There was no way it could travel five light years under warp. Not with all dangers on the way, including volatile Badlands.
They both arrived on the bridge and spread to their respective consoles. Zamarran stood just behind Karama and Brenok had an impression that he expectantly was looking at the main viewer, as if waiting for something to appear on it.
Ah, Gul Zamarran!
Brenok looked at the main screen to see the commander of the Ravinok. So, they had been hailed just a moment before he and Jarol entered the bridge.
Yes, Gul Dukat, what can I do for you? Zamarrans voice was nowhere near cheerfulness of Dukats tone. He slowly walked to his chair, turning his back to the screen, sat and then looked at the other commander.
I was thinking...we have three ships in here and a very delicate mission. A precise co-ordination is required, dont you think, mm?
Thats obvious. After serving under Zamarran for almost twenty years, Brenok could detect quite easily even well-hidden annoyance in the guls voice.
Im glad we agree. Dukat smiled. Brenok couldnt understand where Dukat had seen agreement on Zamarrans part. I was thinking how to improve our inter-ship communication and I have an idea. He paused, but since Zamarran said nothing, he resumed. Your aide has tactical background, isnt that right? Without a break for any confirmation, he kept talking. I will reassign her here, to my ship, to provide complete and detailed communication between all three vessels.
Brenok looked at Zamarran, expecting him to ask the most obvious questionwhy Dukat needed a tactician and not a communication officer for that job? But the gul said something else. Why cant we just use the good, old communication system?
I believe in a living element.
And then Brenok understoodDukat wanted Jarol on his ship. Even if she were a cleaning lady, hed find a reason to take her. The glinn felt sick in his stomach.
Ill consider it, Zamarran replied.
The smile on Dukats face didnt disappear, but...froze. It became a mask. Now, theres no reason to complicate things, mm?
I need her. While Brenok knew it was the truth, he also knew that Zamarran could do without her. But he didnt intend to let Dukat get her into his claws.
The smile on Dukats face didnt disappear exactly, but it changed its...intention. Maybe I wasnt clear, he said in a low voice. It wasnt a suggestion or a request. It was an order. The gul leaned back in his chair. I await her aboard my warship in ten minutes. And the screen went blank.
Brenok hoped Zamarran would do something to stop that nonsense, but he was disappointed a moment later.
Jarol, report to the Ravinok. Dont take any belongings with you, though, because you will be returning to your quarters after each shift.
Yes, sir, she answered crisply.
And notify me immediately if theres any problem. Any problem, he emphasised.
Yes, sir. She left the bridge, while Brenok stood by his console, clenching his fists. This was not good.
Brenok, for the time of her absence you will serve as my aide, Zamarran said. I trust Yaval can do fine in your place?
Oh, absolutely, sir. Hes more than qualified. Brenok called Gil Yaval to the bridge to take over the engineering post and then went over to Jarols console.
Nadar crawled out from his corner and approached Zamarrans chair. Why does he need her? he asked.
You heard him. To co-ordinate.
And you bought that nonsense? Nadar asked with incredulity.
Not a syllable. But hes given me an order. Zamarran looked at Nadar. If you have any good ideas how to stop it, Ill do what you say.
Wow! Brenok thought. It wasnt often that Zamarran was polite to Nadar, let alone ready to follow the agents instructions. But heand Zamarranalso knew that if anyone here could overrule Dukats orders, it was Nadar.
The agent seemed to consider it for a moment, but then he just returned to his post without a word. A useless piece of
We received the order to move, Karama reported from the communication console.
Zamarran and Brenok activated their consoles to confirm the receipt and read the details.
Lasaran, enter course and follow the Ravinok. Keep safe distance.
Yes, sir.
Brenok observed the screen. He noticed a tiny, most likely two-person craft and guessed it was the Bajoran escort. The small fighter was in the lead, headed toward nothing, when suddenly the screen filled with blue, whirling phenomenon. Brenok barely muffled his gaspwhatever it was, it was beautiful. The Bajoran ship proceeded into the middle of the giant whirl and so did following it the Ravinok.
How can we know it wont tear us apart? Yaval asked.
We dont, Zamarran answered just when the Roumar entered the maw of the blue anomaly.
If Brenok thought that the opening wormhole was beautiful, there was another surprise waiting for him. He stared at the screen and wondered what kind of elements created all those
He shook his head, amused by his own thoughts, and switched his console to sensor readings. He didnt have to guess, all he had to do was scanning and reading and he would have his answers served on a latinum plate.
Suddenly the flow of data stopped. Surprised, Brenok raised his head to look at the screen and saw that they had cleared the wormhole, which was announced by Lasaran a moment later.
That was fast, he heard Yaval muttering.
I want detailed reports from all departments. Zamarran demanded. I want to know about any negative influence this phenomenon had on us and our ship. Confirmation of his order followed, while he turned to the tactician, MaKan. Scan the vicinity. Are there any vessels, planetary systems, nebulae or space dust that could pose danger to us. I want to know about everything before it hits us. She nodded and made herself busy, while the gul turned to Brenok. Anything from our inter-ship co-ordinator? The glinn knew that the mockery in Zamarrans voice was not targeted at Jarol.
He glanced at his display and, to his surprise, saw a message. Indeed, there is something, sir. The Ravinok demands full reports from us and the Radalar on our statuses.
The commander muttered something under his breath that sounded to Brenok almost like no kidding. Pass the reports as soon as they go through my approval, Zamarran said.
Yes, sir, Brenok confirmed crisply.
|November 27 2011, 04:19 PM
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Location: Cardăsa Terăm--Nerys Ghemor
Re: Re-shaping a Cardassian: Toward the Ninth Circle
Very interesting to see Jarol put 2 and 2 together on the crashed Bajoran ship!
I just hope that in this universe, she can resist Dukat both physically and psychologically. That is really, really horrible, being assigned over there.
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A Chinese mining firm has discovered that doing business in North Korea comes with risks. According to The New York Times (via Pittsburgh Post-Gazette -October 21, 2012).
Lured by cheap iron ore and low wages, the Xiyang Group, one of China's biggest mining conglomerates, took a significant risk, building a mine in economically backward North Korea that was designed to feed China's steel mills and provide much-needed investment to China's impoverished ally.
Now that deal is in tatters. Xiyang says that the North Korean government sabotaged its $40 million investment, allowing the company to stay just long enough to steal its knowledge, then seizing the iron ore mine and sending armed guards to evict Chinese workers. And recent sniping over the failed venture has exposed the often testy relationship between China and North Korea that, in public, remains hidden beneath vows of friendship.
The business spat came into the open last month when Xiyang posted a gritty, salacious blog item describing what the company called its "nightmare" in running the mine. It included details of high living by the North Korean managers when they visited China, where they were said to have demanded female escorts, expensive alcohol and cars.
It is a fairly long article and I don't want to copy and paste too much of it but if you have any interest in this subject it might be worth a read. Global Times (October 17, 2012) reported:
This is not the first time Chinese investors have been deterred when cooperating with North Korean companies, especially in the mining industry.
In 2011, Xiyang Group, a Chinese miner and steel manufacturer, shut down an iron ore processing factory in North Korea which just operated for two months, due to the unfavorable investment environment there, according to The New York Times on September 5.
"This isn't just about us – it is about all companies investing in North Korea," Wu Xisheng, Xiyang Group's vice general manager, told Reuters. "They just don't have the conditions for foreigners to invest."
Yet, despite all of the dangers of doing business with the NORKS, China seems willing to take the chance (China Daily, September 27, 2012). Even Mr. Wu seems to suggest it is worth taking the chance – despite his huge loss (Global News, September 24, 2012):
Despite a recent dispute over "investment traps" with Pyongyang, another Chinese investment group inked an investment deal with the North Korean government Saturday in Beijing to help North Korea boost its economy.
According to the Beijing News Monday, China Overseas Investment and Investment & Development Group of DPRK signed an agreement to launch a fund worth 3 billion yuan ($476 million) for investment in North Korea. With an initial capital injection of 1 billion yuan, the fund will focus on areas such as mining, real estate development and port operation.
North Korean officials expressed their wish to see more Chinese investors investing in DPRK's infrastructure and indicated that investors would enjoy tax and tariff cuts. Projects promoted by the North Korean officials include some 5-star hotels in Pyongyang and Haeju, and a 376-kilometer high-speed railroad.
Despite the enthusiasm from officials of both sides, investing in North Korea may not be as enticing in the eyes of many private investors as North Korean officials would like it be.
"There are great risks in investing in the country," said Wu Xisheng, vice general manager of Xiyang Group, a Liaoning-based Chinese mining company which reportedly lost $55.3 million in a joint venture deal with North Korea.
Xiyang Group revealed early this month on its website that North Korea unilaterally canceled a contract for an iron ore project, confiscated their equipment, and expelled all their employees.

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Holly Madison poses on March 1 in Las Vegas, days before giving birth to baby Rainbow. / Bryan Steffy, WireImage
Baby Blue Ivy has only one color in her name.
Holly Madison's baby girl has all seven shades of the spectrum in her sobriquet.
Yep, Hugh Hefner's ex has named her newborn Rainbow, Rainbow Aurora Rotella to be exact. (Dad is Madison's boyfriend Pasquale Rotella.)
"I wanted to give my daughter a unique name," the former Girls Next Door star, who gave birth on Tuesday, tells E!. "Growing up, there was a girl in my school named Rainbow, and I was so envious of that name. I thought it was so pretty and unique!"
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it's not original -_- that's pretty much all there is to say about it
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his hair belongs to chouji the umbrellas are extremely unoriginal and his face looks like osmeone that i can't pinpoint from the chuunin exams
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At any rate, it's not that bad, especially considering how generic the designs for some of the new supporting characters in part 2 are. Sai, Yamato, and Team Hebi's designs are all rather underwhelming. Many of the background characters that
have variously appeared in part 2 have looked more interesting, especially in comparison. I'm still hoping for Kishimoto to make use of some of the other examineers from the Chuunin Exam.
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Name : 氷つらら
Reading : HYOU Tsurara
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Village : Konoha
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is she going to be in the manga
No. Kishimoto does this every volume. Fans send in character designs and he redraws them. That's the end of it. :\
Nevertheless I enjoy watching how Kishimoto draws other people's concepts in his own style. Thanks Eagle ^^
thats a pretty interesting charater
It's a pretty cool character design, but she's a little too skinny.


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Artist: Hillsong United
Album: Zion
Song: Tapestry
Key: G
G Em C
G Em C
Verse 1:
Maker of earth and sky
Em C G
And everything before our eyes
Your Word formed life and light
Em C G
Within the crucible of time
Em C G Em C
The genesis of all mankind
D Em C
Our lives a tapestry of grace
Your hand has weaved together
D Em C
In You no thread will ever fray
This hope is ours forever
D Em C
Your work of art a mystery
Beyond all earthly measure
D Em C
Your love for us a masterpiece
Jesus our hope always
G Em C
G Em C
Verse 2:
Author of grace divine
Em C G
Love orchestrated in our lives
The cross of Calvary
Em C G
The gift of God the centerpiece
Em C G Em C
Upon that cross You set us free
Instrumental (X2): G Am Em C D C D
Am Em
Lift our eyes
Towards the Son
Am Em G
Glorious You stand alone
Am Em G
Raised to life, You've overcome
Am Em G
Holy is the Lord our God
Am Em
Your love is unrivaled
(Lift our eyes towards the Son)
Your glory spans eternity
Am Em
Your Word is final
(Glorious You stand alone)
The cross of Christ our victory
Am Em G
Every knee will bow at the name of Jesus
(Raised to life, You've overcome)
Am Em G D
For there is no name like the name of Jesus
(Holy is the Lord our God)
Instrumental (many times): G Am Em C D C D
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It began with wildfire smoke, much confusion and canceled and relocated games. It ended 14 weeks later with Bishop Gorman beating Reed to claim the Division I state title.
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Pimlico Wasn't Built in a Day: Thomas Cubitt and the history of Pimlico.
Pimlico hasn't always been the elegant neighbourhood it is today. In fact in the early 19th century, Village Living SW1 would have looked very different indeed, with little more than marshland, a steel works, a distillery and a white lead works to entertain the residents.
Gradually, throughout the mid 1800s, the area which was to become home to Dolphin Square, was transformed under the watch of Thomas Cubitt – widely renowned to have done 'more to change the face of London than any other man'.
Cubitt's legacy is the infrastructure of a meticulously planned residential community that continues to provide a backdrop to the lives of thousands of Londoners and visitors.
At the heart of Cubitt's vision of the neighbourhood was the humble public house, which in Victorian times, was so much more than a place of entertainment. Often the pub itself was built first so the workers would have a 'base camp', and a place to cook their meals, while building the rest of the street or square.
While many of these establishments are still serving customers to this day – although thankfully you no longer have to bring your own dinner.
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This is the famed-in-Connecticut weekend holiday tradition when people flock to the Mark Twain House, and to distinctive area homes, for The Friends of The Mark Twain House & Museum Holiday House Tour.
The tour will feature Mark Twain's 25-room home and several historic homes will be opened for viewing for the 35th year of this event. Each will be decorated for the holidays and will feature live music and floral arrangements. The Twain mansion will be decorated for a 19th-century Christmas with the Samuel Clemens family.
The tour takes about three hours and requires some driving, but all the houses are not far from one another.
Proceeds from the tour will benefit the continued restoration, preservation, and education programs of The Mark Twain House & Museum, which is a National Historic Landmark.
Advance tickets are $30 each and may be obtained by calling (860) 247-0998 or by clicking here. Tickets will be $35 each on the day of the tour, Sunday, December 6, and can be purchased at The Mark Twain House & Museum and each participating home. Advance tickets are also available at the following retail locations:
Bella Flora (Rocky Hill) 860.563.6633
Designed To Order (Manchester) 860.432.9015
De Vars- Phillips Florist & Antiques (Hartford) 860.523.1235
Emmy Lou's, Ltd. (Glastonbury) 860.633.9565
Flower Box (Wethersfield) 860.529.6843
Gledhill Nursery (West Hartford) 860.233.5692
Haworth Flower Shop & Greenhouses (Farmington) 860.677.1684
Horan's Flower Shop (Simsbury) 860.651.8554
Labrazel Home (West Hartford) 860.232.6300
Moscarillo's Garden Shoppe (West Hartford) 860.236.5487
Riverside Nursery & Garden Center (Canton) 860.693.2285
Sponsors include Viking Fuel Oil Company, Hooker & Holcombe, Pamela Dowling & James Healey, Jr., Aaron & Sandra Gersten, and Chuck and Carol Paydos.
Here are the exciting homes on this year's Holiday House Tour:
The Campbell/Collada Home, 176 North Beacon Street, Hartford
This inviting Georgian revival home was built in 1907 by architect A. Raymond Ellis who built several houses in the West End. The original owner, Freeman Harris, Jr, was a noted state representative and lived there until 1944. Richard and Alex have lived here since 2011 and have created a most attractive home through their choices of paint, furniture and decorative art featuring many works by South African painter Brett Smith.
Entering the spacious foyer, you will immediately notice the French doors directly across the hallway overlooking the back terrace and gardens. These allow natural light into the home and help create an open, airy space especially enjoyed by the owners. To the right is the spacious living room painted in deep blue with white woodwork. Comfortable white sofas , attractive pillows and interesting seating arrangement invite you to sit and socialize with family and friends. Directly across from the living room, the office is furnished with an impressive desk and gaming table as well as a now outmoded file cabinet which provides a clever way to display wine. Alex collects antique maps and some of these are displayed on the walls (look for the Colosseum in Rome on the map over the mantle).
You next enter the dining room and immediately notice the impressive glass chandelier and the extensive wine collection on the wall. You then proceed into the large, modernized kitchen with both painted and stained cabinets, a marble- topped island and a view of North Beacon Street. The owners confide that most of their dinner parties and receptions quite often end up in this comfortable area.
The Modifica Home, 80 Kenyon Street, Hartford
Style and taste abound in this beautiful home snuggled cozily amidst its surroundings. This Queen Anne Victorian was completed in 1880, the third house to be built on Whitney. The visitor first steps into an inviting continental- accented parlor which is an antiquarian's delight with many English pieces in evidence. To the immediate right is a portrait by Jarod Flagg next to a glass display case holding an impressive collection of Staffordshire Porcelain and Victorian Majolica. To the left next to the staircase is an 18th century chest made with rare oyster shell wood. Straight ahead is the den which serves as both a dining room and TV viewing area and features an impressive English gothic breakfront and a tiled fireplace, original to the house, with scenes from Homer's Ulysses. Passing through the hallway, the lavatory on the right displays a sink hand carved out of a block of marble. The kitchen features cabinetry by Marty Roy, with the refrigerator and dishwasher cleverly disguised as extra cabinets. The kitchen tiles emit a copper glow, the result of treating hand-made tile with copper glazing and then re-firing. Passing through the kitchen, the original large porch in the rear of the house was divided to make a pantry and a three season room overlooking an inviting patio and swimming pool.
The Kirkland/Howard and Paydos Homes, 132 and 140 Balbrae Drive: The Mansion, Bloomfield
Aviation pioneers Amelia Earhart and Charles Lindbergh were frequent guests at Balbrae to consult with its owner George Jackson Mead, co-founder of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft and designer of the WASP aircraft engine. Balbrae is Scottish for "home on a hill" and this sprawling English manor house is indeed snuggled amidst the Bloomfield foothills of Talcott Mountain. Completed in 1929, the mansion and its surrounding grounds were incorporated in 1981 into a unique condominium community by Mead's architect son. Units 132 and 140 of the renovated mansion have retained the features and charm of the original while imbuing the separate units with their owners' individual taste and style.
First entering 140 through the original foyer, you walk through a paneled hallway passing the dining room with a striking R. C. Gorman lithograph and grand stairway leading to the upper quarters. Further on the left is the original butler's pantry which has been transformed into an attractive kitchen and cozy lunch nook retaining the spirit of the building's period. Just ahead is a light-filled western accented den, originally Mead's office, looking north with Auer Farm in the distance. The painting over the fireplace is by Meri Nordstrom and is titled "The Two Mittens".
Passing through the living room- which served as the dining room in the original residence- you exit through the rear door stepping out onto a flagstone patio with a view overlooking Hartford to the east.
A few quick paces to the right and you enter the rear of 132 stepping into a stylish and inviting den and TV room which was added to the mansion during the renovation. Walking through the comfortable and remodeled kitchen and along an artwork- studded hallway, you pass the dining room on the left and cross the entry foyer. Straight ahead, a grand piano stands sentinel over a spacious and exquisitely decorated living room which overlooks a large roofed patio with an English sunken garden beyond. Truly, Balbrae reflects the spirit and vision of both its original and new owners.
The Bicknese/Quinteiro Home, 223 Terry Road, Hartford
Built in 1922, this Colonial Revival home, designed by the renowned architect, Russell Barker, was formerly the home of several prominent Hartford families, including the Einsteins and Bonees. Purchased in 2011, the present owners have lovingly restored it. This colonial's soft colors and clean lines offer a modern flair to a traditional setting.
When you enter the grand foyer of this updated three-story home, you will immediately be captivated by the focal point of the entrance, a large window that captures the beautifully landscaped yard, the stunning Oriental carpets, the gleaming hardwood floors, and the well-preserved antique lighting. To the left of the foyer is a welcoming living room that has an airy feel. The room offers a decorative fireplace, lovely artwork, and a treasured collection of white McCoy pottery that the owners have personally acquired over the years. The adjacent sunroom, which was once a summer porch, has been winterized and now gives the owners another comfortable area for lounging and entertaining. The large dining room to the right of the foyer creates a seamless extension, in both scale and proportion, to the rest of the first floor. Its beautifully refurbished hardwood, carefully chosen paint shades, dark furnishings and well-preserved sconce and chandelier not only complement the feel and tone of the other living spaces, but, again, give thoughtful consideration to some of the historic details of the original house.
The new kitchen, which is located in the back of the house, was completely redesigned, gutted, and rebuilt this fall. A major goal of the renovation was to create a modern kitchen with a larger footprint and ample storage as well as to incorporate the kitchen in the flow of the existing house.
The Stampul/Newton Home, 258 North Whitney Street, Hartford
This year marks the 100th anniversary of this home's completion. Interestingly enough, this striking colonnaded colonial was originally built for a widow who changed her mind and never moved in, buying a home on Scarborough Street instead! Situated across from Elizabeth Park, its inviting circular drive leads to a doorway opening to a large and inviting foyer. To the right is a spacious front to back living room with a whimsical Del Visco painting of Popeye over the fireplace mantel.
A lovely sunroom, once an outdoor porch, is off the living room and provides a view of a tree-shaded flag stone patio. Unique to the sunroom is a near- spherical copper fireplace which provides heat and charm to the room. Returning past the foyer through the dining room, note the intriguing and unusual artwork which reflects the owners' varied tastes. The formal dining room leads to a functional and eclectic kitchen with an embossed copper ceiling. The entire home speaks of comfort and genial hospitality.
The Mark Twain House & Museum, 351 Farmington Avenue, Hartford
Samuel Langhorne Clemens (Mark Twain) lived here with his wife Olivia (Livy) and daughters Susy, Clara and Jean in this 25- room Victorian mansion from 1874 to 1891. Designed by Edward Tuckerman Potter and Alfred H. Thorpe, This National Historic Landmark features an interior d�cor by L.C. Tiffany's Associated Artists as well as furnishings, decorations and artifacts that belonged to the Clemens family. Enjoy the Museum Center built in 2003 where you will find the Mark Twain Store featuring Mark Twain coffee blends for sale.
The Friends of The Mark Twain House & Museum is the volunteer organization that has supported the museum for more than 50 years.
It began as the Women's Committee in 1952 when, according to then-President Walter K. Schwinn, the Board of Trustees sought to add to its membership "women with the time for and interest in planning benefits, cataloguing acquisitions and organizing membership campaigns."
In 1993, the Women's Committee celebrated its 41st anniversary. At that time, the name was changed to Friends of The Mark Twain Memorial, reflecting a membership that now included men. From 40 initial members, the membership had grown to over 200 diversified members. In 2003, the organization adopted the name Friends of The Mark Twain House & Museum.
Today, the Holiday House Tour is sponsored by Friends of the Mark Twain House & Museum and features Mark Twain's own 25-room mansion as well as several impressive private homes in the area. Since 1967, this successful event and other fundraising efforts have allowed the Friends to contribute approximately $1,000,000 to the operating funds of The Mark Twain House & Museum.
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Noncompliant to single wav cuesheet, Any automated tool?
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i'm sorry if this was already asked here, but I couldn't found it with search.
Is there any tool that can convert a multiple files noncompliant cuesheet to a single image one?
The reason for this is that I have some albums stored as multiple files with a noncompliant cuesheet with gaps append to the end of previous track. Now I would like to join the files and create one appropriate cuesheet with all gaps preserved.
I've read the EAC CUE Sheets wiki page, and I see that it contains the method for converting, but it's difficult to apply it to a lot of cues by hand.
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Got it now!
Ok, I've made a test rip to disk. Now I'm having a problem. I always have a "Unable to get length of WAV file" error. Checked the files inside cue and they seem to be fine, also tried with full path and got the same error.
Am I missing something here?
btw, are you going to release the source? It would be easier to me to check if is a bug or not.
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Performance of a constructed wetland in Grand Marais, Manitoba, Canada: Removal of nutrients, pharmaceuticals, and antibiotic resistance genes from municipal wastewater
1 Richardson College for the Environment, Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences and Department of Chemistry, The University of Winnipeg, Winnipeg, MB, R3B 2E9, Canada
2 Department of Environment and Geography, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2N2, Canada
3 Department of Chemistry, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, MB, R3T 2N2, Canada
4 David Livingstone Centre for Sustainability, Department of Civil & Environmental Engineering, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, G1 1XN, UK
Chemistry Central Journal 2013, 7:54 doi:10.1186/1752-153X-7-54Published: 18 March 2013
The discharge of complex mixtures of nutrients, organic micropollutants, and antibiotic resistance genes from treated municipal wastewater into freshwater systems are global concerns for human health and aquatic organisms. Antibiotic resistance genes (ARGs) are genes that have the ability to impart resistance to antibiotics and reduce the efficacy of antibiotics in the systems in which they are found. In the rural community of Grand Marais, Manitoba, Canada, wastewater is treated passively in a sewage lagoon prior to passage through a treatment wetland and subsequent release into surface waters. Using this facility as a model system for the Canadian Prairies, the two aims of this study were to assess: (a) the presence of nutrients, micropollutants (i.e., pesticides, pharmaceuticals), and ARGs in lagoon outputs, and (b) their potential removal by the treatment wetland prior to release to surface waters in 2012.
As expected, concentrations of nitrogen and phosphorus species were greatest in the lagoon and declined with movement through the wetland treatment system. Pharmaceutical and agricultural chemicals were detected at concentrations in the ng/L range. Concentrations of these compounds spiked downstream of the lagoon following discharge and attenuation was observed as the effluent migrated through the wetland system. Hazard quotients calculated for micropollutants of interest indicated minimal toxicological risk to aquatic biota, and results suggest that the wetland attenuated atrazine and carbamazepine significantly. There was no significant targeted removal of ARGs in the wetland and our data suggest that the bacterial population in this system may have genes imparting antibiotic resistance.
The results of this study indicate that while the treatment wetland may effectively attenuate excess nutrients and remove some micropollutants and bacteria, it does not specifically target ARGs for removal. Additional studies would be beneficial to determine whether upgrades to extend retention time or alter plant community structure within the wetland would optimize removal of micropollutants and ARGs to fully characterize the utility of these systems on the Canadian Prairies.


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The animated adventure comedy "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" will be shown at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday.
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Well firstly I would like to say that what I am about to tell you will make a lot of you question the facts and many of you will ask for proof. All I can say is that I am working on getting proof but it isn't going to be easy and you will just have to accept my word for the moment.
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A very simple recipe that tastes much more extravagant than its humble ingredients.
Ingredients Nutrition
- 1 lb johnsonville Little Smokies sausage
- 1⁄4 cup yellow mustard
- 1⁄2 cup grape jelly
- In a sauce pan place all the ingredients.
- Warm it on low simmer until the grape jelly and mustard combine to form a yummy sauce. (Approximately 20 minutes).
- People will not believe that the sauce is only grape jelly and mustard. You can make up something that sounds more expensive if you wish.
- Works nicely in a crock pot as well.
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The first batch was good, but the second I let it simmer for the whole 20 minutes, and they came out delicious.
Great recipe.
I grew up with my mom's grape jelly & chili sauce meatballs, so I figured this might be just as good. I missed that extra kick from the chili sauce, but the mustard still tasted fine. These were very well recieved by everyone,but especially my picky toddler who ate at least 8 of them herself! I think a little garlic powder or fresh minced garlic next time would spice them up a bit. Thanks for sharing! Adopted through the PAC Spring 2008 orphanage.