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To Where You Are
By: Kitten Kisses (Manna)
"Can it be,
That you are mine, forever, love;
And you are watching over me,
From up above…?
Fly, me up to where you are,
Beyond the distant star…
I wish upon tonight to see you smile…
If only for awhile,
To know you're there…
A breath away's not far to where you are…"
-Josh Groban
She wanted to follow him.
Briefly, she wondered; if she could find the strength in her arms to hold them out as far as they would go, could she fly to him?
Her body was old, now. The amazing ki-controlling abilities she had once thought to be amazing and wondrous had completely disappeared in her old age. What she wouldn't give to go back to a time where the two of them had flown together through the clouds on a warm summer night…
He had aged slower than she had- physically- but she had to wonder if his heart hadn't aged twice as fast. The older they had gotten, the more it seemed that family and friends were leaving them behind for a better place.
Even though he had never said it to her in so many words, she knew he had wanted to the first of them to go.
"I've seen too much death," he had said to her at his mother's funeral. Seeing the once-feisty woman who had been such a big part of his life lying so still obviously had unnerved him. She remembered it had taken him a long time to get through it. "I don't know what I'd do if I lost you, too…"
The truth was- she could admit it to herself now that he was gone- it was she who didn't know what to do without him. They had been together for so long- had seen so much… She had to think hard to remember the days of her childhood where he wasn't there. And it hurt a part of her to accept that they had been perfect together. The two halves had created one whole, wonderful being. Them. And one half just wasn't enough.
She missed him so much her heart fairly ached as she tried to continue watering her flowers and cleaning her unused kitchen. When she made breakfast for herself, and noticed she had made enough to feed all the grandkids, too, she felt as if a part of her own soul was dying.
Even if she could wish him back with the Dragonballs, she knew it would be her own selfish desires speaking. His family loved him, missed him- mourned him. But they didn't need him. He would return to his old wife, who was struggling between wanting to die and wanting to live. She would have to wait it out- after all, if she did manage to get him back, he could still die before her. Worse yet, she could die first.
She had seen what Bulma's death had done to the once-proud and boastful Saiyan Prince. She had never felt more sorry for anyone in her life as she did for the lone man who sat with his wife day, after day, as she slowly slipped through his fingers. If he had been distant before, he was now downright reclusive. He spent much of his time alone, avoiding everyone except his own children, who he held at arm's length… almost as if he were afraid that if he touched them, they too would meet a fate similar to their mother's.
She would never wish that on her own husband, and it raised her spirits a little to know that it was her who would be carrying that burden. Though she had traded in her crime-fighting ways to be a housewife (and had been happy to do so), a small part of her had wanted to help the man that had always been there for her in a way that didn't deal with food or physical desires.
She would do anything for him. She vaguely remembered a time when that statement wouldn't have held true, but it was so fuzzy that she wasn't sure when that could possibly have been.
Her eyes stared out of the window of her bedroom at the darkening sky- the orange sun fading into the ground, leaving the grass and trees silhouetted against the gorgeous backdrop.
Her small hand reached over to his side of the bed, fingers slowly stroking the material of his pillow. It had been months, but it would always be "his side". She smiled, then; just a small curve of the corner of her mouth. When she closed her eyes, she could remember how they had fought over their own side of the bed during an argument many years in the past.
The memory made her happy, but it also made her heart twist with love and adoration for a man she had been married to for more than 50 years. The older they had gotten, the more their love had grown. It hadn't faded in the least; her feelings were steadfast.
She remembered laughing off old age when Bulma and ChiChi had complained of it. When they had hit their 70s, their husbands had looked twenty years younger…and gosh, how those women had hated it! She knew how they felt, now; how every bone in her body ached with each step… She knew how embarrassing it was to admit to her daughter and granddaughter that she needed help with the simplest household chores.
She had never imagined she would need a phone next to the bathtub in case she found herself unable to climb out, or that she would struggle to stand for an hour after tripping over that phone cord.
She hated being old. She hated relying on anyone other than him. And he was gone.
Her phone rang, then, and she slowly reached over and picked it up, holding it to her ear before saying anything.
"Mom?" The voice of her daughter, Pan, was a welcome sound to Videl's ears. Her sweet, spunky, helpful daughter, who was getting closer to old age, herself.
"Yes…" she answered, unsure of what to say.
"Hello, Mom. How are you feeling today? Any better?"
"I'm fine." Her answer was short and sweet, but not to the point. It was a flat-out lie, and she knew it. She felt like crap, but she knew she couldn't say that every time her daughter called to check up on her. She didn't want to end up in a nursing home.
"You're not fine, Mom. I know you're not. I can tell."
"I'll be okay, Pan."
There was silence; neither woman knew what to say.
"You know, Mom…" her daughter said, her voice slow and unsure. "I loved him, too."
It took her mother a few moments to digest the information, and to format a reply. "I know that, dear. But did you need him?"
Pan sighed, knowing that she was clearly going to lose this argument with her still-stubborn mother. "I understand," she said. "You'll be able to see him again."
"I know. I can't wait."
Those words, in any other situation, would sound almost sarcastic, in a funny sort-of way. But when Pan heard them from her mom, she knew that she was as serious as she could possibly be. "Are you sure you'll be okay?" she asked again, her voice uncertain.
"I'll be just fine," Videl answered her.
"I'll call you again tomorrow, okay, Mom? I love you."
"Love you, too…"
After the phone was set back into its cradle, the elderly woman took a long look around her bedroom. Gifts from family and friends sat on shelves and their bureau. 'Our house,' she thought to herself, pulling the covers up to her chin as she let her head fall to her pillow. 'Our room, our bed, our love, our life.'
She could feel a tear weave a path down the side of her face, and she didn't make a move to wipe it away. She didn't think she would ever be all cried-out. It had gotten dark outside, and here she was, lying in a bed alone, while the half that belonged to her husband remained cold.
"I miss you, Gohan," she whispered to the ceiling, her voice creaking with old age and emotion. "I want you, I love you, and I need you."
A few moments passed, and no answer came to her. She sighed heavily and turned onto her side, willing the darkness to take her to her silent dreams of the past.
Pan awoke in the middle of the night, her forehead covered in sweat. Wiping it away, she tried to catch her breath. She knew what it was that had woken her from an otherwise-peaceful slumber, but she didn't want to admit it to herself quite yet.
"Are you okay, honey?" her husband asked, his eyes clouded with sleep, one hand rubbing at the left one tiredly. "What's wrong?"
She bit her lip and turned to him. "It's Mom," she said, her voice wavering a little. She loved her mother so much, but… she knew it was for the best. "She's gone."
Author Notes:
Gah, I came up with this yesterday at work, and wrote about half of it down at lunch. I only got around to typing it today, because the power keeps going out in my room. Why? Because I only have two electrical outlets, and my computer, TV, and air conditioner are all connected to one. The other outlet's on the other side of the room. Ugh.
I don't know if I like this or not. I'm sorry if you found it boring. I guess I just felt like I should write it. A coworker of mine recently had her father-in-law pass away (early this week), and I think that was part of the inspiration for this.
The song, "To Where You Are", is by my absolute favorite singer, Josh Groban. The man has talent. Some of his songs give me goosebumps when I listen to them…they're that good!
Let me know of any mistakes (spelling, grammar, characterization), and also, feel free to tell me what you thought. Too depressing? Too boring? I'd appreciate any input you can give me!


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|Reviews for Rising With the Sun
| MetaYoz50K chapter 20 . 11/6/2013
I'm so glad I found this gem in the Phoenix Wright section. Most of the oneshot collections I have read in any fandom are rather disappointing, partly because every ficlet seems to revolve around some sort of event that can barely fill a couple hundred words while discussing it, partly because I've seen them used over and over again , such as crossdressing, a sudden kiss, HOMG-CHARACTER-SHOWCASES-SPECIAL-TALENT-NOT-SHOWN- IN-CANON, etc., without much deviation from other fics, yet the author flaunts the idea like they expect the 'novelty' to carry their story along. Not to say they shouldn't write those things - I enjoy well-written fanfiction about Klavier's tight leather pants and Apollo in a maid uniform as the next person - but in any story, even a drabble, there should be more to it than a quirky topic that piques a person's interest.
This is where you come in, author. Sure, your story wasn't perfect; there were a couple of grammarical issues near the beginning of Rising With the Sun, and your writing was a little choppy. However, it was clear that you were imroving as the story progressed! At the end, you gained prose that delivered the story tastefully without looking awkward and clunky.
I also want to give you kudos for writing to flesh out Apollo's character. (How did you know gangster!Apollo was my most favourite headcanon of all time?) Tis difficult to write about someone when they are scheduled to have character development soon in the future. (It feels weird to see all of your thinking grinded into dust as canon clears up any doubt on a subject.) You wrote in a way where there was an overarching theme throughtout the ficlet series, which is loads better to read that a bunch of disjointed drabbles hat had no qualms in confusing the reader. I know it's been around ten months since RWtS was completed, but I hope you take this review to heart./cavity-inducing rant end!
tl;dr, thanks for writing this drabble series. Much heartfelt gratitude for sharing your take on Polly!
| AceFangirl chapter 20 . 4/13/2013
Sad, but amazing.
| AceFangirl chapter 14 . 4/13/2013
These are beautiful. I've been loving all of these.
| twilighteve-writes chapter 20 . 1/29/2013
| DarkinUnderground chapter 17 . 1/28/2013
Well darn! I was kinda hoping for a ghost... But Trucy trying to learn how to play the piano like her "daddy" is kind of endearing too! Very nice idea!
Run Apollo! Run from the encore of the Wright's piano playing horror!
| serenity-topaz chapter 16 . 1/26/2013
Bahahaha, Wesley Stickler, you just got owned. xD
| twilighteve-writes chapter 16 . 1/26/2013
i got goosebumps. Apollo is so scary, but i really want to see him act like that in the actual game. just imagine how the witnesses would be...
Apollo: I think we should discuss this further...
Witness: No, no, no, really, we don't have to...
Apollo: *smile*
Witness: *shiver* W-what is it do you want to ask me, Sir?
| Sora Kim chapter 14 . 1/12/2013
Very touching, and it has many details. This story is very deep, and causes one to think. Some may cry, but at the end one will always smile at the fond memories this story brings back up. I'd rate this 5 stars.
| Kirazu Haruka chapter 11 . 12/20/2012
Aw, Ares isn't allowed to bite Klavier :c /whacked with a guitar/
| a-lonesome-human chapter 11 . 12/20/2012
heehee loved this chapter! but i generally do wish some things that you wrote actually happened in the game. you brought such great unseen personality of Apollo's, and merry Christmas!
| Kirazu Haruka chapter 10 . 12/19/2012
"Oooh an update!" *happily read while noms on bread*
*noms on bread stopped*
| Kirazu Haruka chapter 9 . 12/2/2012
Why isn't this amazing story got more reviews :
I love the interaction between Apollo and Ares 3 and I can imagine Klavier being bitten by him lololol
| twilighteve-writes chapter 8 . 11/20/2012
this chapter is cool... i never thought of Apollo having that side of him. quite surprising, but understandable anyway. this chapter (for me) is a plus, because we can see another side of Polly. great going!
| DarkinUnderground chapter 7 . 11/2/2012
Pepper cookies? Wow...just...wow... Phoenix's tastebuds have finally been destroyed beyond repair. Did Maya have anything to do with it or is it all Trucy?
Cudos to Apollo for taking everything in stride!
| DarkinUnderground chapter 6 . 11/2/2012
This was very nice! I especially like the focus of the family bond between Phoenix, Trucy and Apollo. You don't usually find that many family stories with these three, it's usually focused on the romantic aspect of it and that gets old, fast. So this was a great find! There need to be more family fics with these three out there!
I'm looking forward to seeing more! And I'm also curious to see how Apollo reacts to waking up between Phoenix and Trucy on the couch bed! I'm guessing there's going to be a lot of panicking on Apollo's part...


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The front standard rise and fall will be incorporated into slots in the front rather than the vertical arms This will also allow tilt.
Like this: horseman.jpg Although that does have longer stays, but I can easily make some like that to try out.
Putting the rise and fall into the front is a cunning plan to reduce the length of the vertical arms. I have been studying the Wista Field and Tachihara cameras and noticed that they differ in where the hinge is located and because of that, the position of the base plate when folded.
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We are conducting a search for an experienced professional Web Project Manager to join our growing Digital team - someone who has been managing web projects for 3 - 5 years. The Web Project Manager must have a solid grasp of interactive project management and the digital product development process and will be responsible for leading, organizing and coordinating resources to support the delivery of information, tools and services via the web.
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- Manage web projects that vary in scope and complexity including web sites, online communities, online marketing campaigns, blogs, e-mail communications, social media and many others
- Lead web project implementation from inception to delivery; and facilitate communication between digital staff, all internal groups and outside vendors
- Together with the director of digital services, manage multiple projects simultaneously and investigate and understand project priorities internally as well as funder/partner expectations
- Utilize basecamp and other project management tools to manage all digital projects
- Manage the Partnership help desk ticketing system
- Format and manage the digital content of websites
- Coordinate the delivery of technical requirements into functional specifications and actionable work plans. Ensure that all related projects are integrated, come together on time and meet stakeholder expectations for content integrity and product quality
- Collaborate with designers, web developers, copywriters, systems engineers and other creative service teams to define integration points and develop a release plan
- Lead web projects through all phases: assessment and definition, creative and technical design, development, testing, quality assurance, production and launch
- Create and oversee the project schedule and report progress to program team lead, digital team members, funders or other external partners.
- Bachelor's degree in a relevant field is required. 3-5 years of experience in web project management. Work experience in a nonprofit setting an added plus.
- Word Press, Expression Engine, HTML/CSS, Google Analytics & Zen Desk
- Knowledge of digital media formats used for text, images, video, audio and interactive media are also typically required.
- Must be web and tech savvy with a passion for developing first-class web and mobile experiences
- Strong project management and documentation skills.
- Deadline-conscious, results-driven and high performing in a fast paced environment.
- Proven success at collaborating across cross-functional teams.
- Self-starter with excellent communication and listening skills.
- Knowledge of search engine optimization including basic keyword research.
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By bringing together renowned scientists, parent experts and communications professionals, The Partnership at Drugfree.org translates the science of teen drug use and addiction for families. At drugfree.org, you can find a wealth of information, tools and opportunities to help prevent and get help for drug and alcohol abuse by teens and young adults.
When parents and families are facing a child's addiction, it often seems there's nowhere to turn. The Hope Share is dedicated to supporting the families of the 11 million teens and young adults who need addiction treatment. The campaign, which comes to life in a collection of stories, brings together the millions who have been directly impacted by addiction with those families who currently have a teen who needs help.
Prescription medicines are now the most commonly abused drugs among 12-13 year olds. Our expansive national action campaign, The Medicine Abuse Project, rallies parents, grandparents, educators, health care providers, communities and law enforcement to collectively help end teen medicine abuse, and ultimately save lives.
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Together with parents, we advocate for better and more effective treatment for teens in trouble, and with the help of volunteers, scientists, donors and sponsors, we are working to solve the problem of teen substance abuse.
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I don't think I've ever noticed cleavage on Eva Longoria but tonight is a clearly a special night. Her tight pink DVF dress exposes her tatas in a major way. I would have toned it down a bit, but that's just me. Otherwise, I think the color works for her. What do you think?
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jonesynyc 6 years
i agree with latofa. however, i am not a fan of the color of the dress.
latofa 7 years
i like the dress i don't like the makeup and the color of her hair
velvetavalon 7 years
can we make a new word just for eva, in her honor i mean.Trashy + Slutty = Traslutshyit sounds a yiddish, but i think it works!Make it happen people!
velvetavalon 7 years
can we make a new word just for eva, in her honor i mean. Trashy + Slutty = Traslutshy it sounds a yiddish, but i think it works! Make it happen people!
lovekicks 7 years
nice dress, but the boobs and the make-up? she's morphing into a jenna jameson.
NicaLuv 7 years
Eh... NO. I so DO NOT like it.Did she borrow a petite friend's dress?I'm sorry, but Eva could do a LOT better than this.
NicaLuv 7 years
Eh... NO. I so DO NOT like it. Did she borrow a petite friend's dress? I'm sorry, but Eva could do a LOT better than this.
lira 7 years
that makeup is atrocious. did she hire J Lo's makeup artist??
rabidmoon 7 years
This dress, sadly, seems to make the worst of her figure. Her breasts are too big for the bodice..notice in the close up how it sags over itself. It cannot support like that, or the straps need to be tightened, either way it looks too small. But more than that..her waist has disappeared, giving her a slightly tranny look (yeek), its given her a wierd tummy bulge, and for me anyway the colour does NOT work..it ages her!
allinavhcnerf 7 years
the dress makes her look wider and what's with the pale lipstick?
ning 7 years
Did she secretly have a baby? I mean... where do those twins come from?!
popcorn19 7 years
it's so unflattering...
popcorn19 7 years
it's so unflattering...
JaimeLeah526 7 years
I like the dress but the cleavage is too much. Her hair and face look really greasy too.
mirawilliams 7 years
The make up is too neutral and frosted for the colour of the dress and her skin. She's looking washed out, especially under the camera lights.
fashion4ward 7 years
Her boobs must hurt after a while...
mlreed 7 years
too tight and not a big fan of the shoes with that dress
LikeThoseShoes 7 years
oh and her forehead is a bit on the greasy side
sfprgirl 7 years
I normally love her style, but she looks like (dare I say) a poor man's Jennifer Lopez.Here's hoping the glam Eva comes back!
sfprgirl 7 years
I normally love her style, but she looks like (dare I say) a poor man's Jennifer Lopez. Here's hoping the glam Eva comes back!
LikeThoseShoes 7 years
i think the makeup is a bit too "barbie" for her skin tone.
TFS 7 years
is it me or does she look ALOT fatter in this? or is she actually wearing a box around her torso?! :s & lol @ her trying to get clevage from her B cup.lollll
stpattygirl 7 years
Ewwwwwww. She looks like a trashy call girl.
flutterpie 7 years
Sun_Sun 7 years
the makeup is horrendous


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|TIGHTENER FOR A BELT DRIVE OPERATING IN THE PRESENCE OF OIL - A tightener for a belt drive cooperates with the belt in the presence of oil, and has a pin with a first axis; a base plate integral with and substantially perpendicular to the pin; a cam arm connected in a rotary manner to the pin and movable with respect to the base plate; a contact member carried by the cam arm; and an elastic member connected to the cam arm to activate the contact member against the belt. The tightener also has a friction member made of oil-resistant material and axially supporting the cam arm on the base plate; and axial elastic means for loading the friction member against the base plate.
|ASYMETRIC DAMPING BELT TENSIONER - A tensioner for a belt drive, comprising: a base carrying a pin defining an axis; a tensioning arm, which can rotate about the pin and supports an idle pulley; and a damping element, which is constrained to a hinge point eccentric with respect to the axis and is carried by one between the base and the tensioning arm so as to co-operate with a friction surface carried by the other between the base and the tensioning arm. The belt tensioner further comprises a resilient element having a first end portion connected in a single point to the damping element and a second end portion connected to the other between the base and the tensioning arm to cause a rotation of the damping element about the hinge point against the friction surface.
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Even for the most secure and well-adjusted divorcées, the holidays can kick up an array of complicated feelings about married seasons' past.
We put the question to our bloggers: What do you miss most about being married during the holidays (even if you don't want to be married anymore)?--and got a variety of heartfelt responses. Click through to read what they told us.
"When I got divorced, my children were 8 and 6. So Christmas while I was married is conflated with Christmas while my children were young enough to still believe in Santa Claus. I miss my ex and I conspiring -- including making noises from the roof -- to keep the fantasy alive." -Arianna Huffington
"Being Jewish and "celebrating" Hanukah, I had always wanted to join in on all that Christmas magic fun. I got to experience that as my ex's Lutheran family welcomed me with open arms. It is something I look back upon quite fondly though I never, in my wildest dreams, thought I would be able to partake in a holiday with just one universally-accepted spelling. Don't get me wrong, I love Hannukah, the miracle, the lights, all that. But it is so different than Christmas and I have always wanted to join the party. The movies, the parades, store displays, Christmas trees, and oh yeah, real presents. For Chanuka we got "gifts" but it didn't stack up to those of my jolly counterparts. For example, I vaguely remember getting inoculated one year. This may or may not be true, but I also have a faint memory of complaining to my mother and hearing her scold me with "Do you know how many kids in the 1920's wish they didn't get polio for Chanukah?" Again, my memory tends to exaggerate things but I know I received one pencil, individually wrapped, for three years in a row. I really enjoyed the pageantry that is Christmas. I got to celebrate it first hand and experience something that I had spent my entire life watching from a distance." -Joel Dovev
"Christmas creates this expectation that we're loved, and not just by family and friends, but that there is someone who is all we want for Christmas, and who only wants us for Christmas. I think that feeling, of wishing there was someone who I could share this all with, is what I "miss." Except it wasn't really there when I was married, so it's not missing, precisely. It feels more like the Brazilian saudade, which is a 'vague and constant desire for something that does not and probably cannot exist.'" -Magda Pecsenye
"What the holidays make me miss most about being married is that first line of defense from my own family. There's nothing quite like the comfort of knowing that, no matter how crazy the family you come from makes you during the holidays, the family you choose is waiting for you in the next room with a great big hug so that you can keep calm and carry on." -Ruth Andrew Ellenson
"My husband has been my ex for many years, but time hasn't shrunk the little lump I get in my throat every Christmas Eve when I carefully fill my son's stocking with tiny wrapped presents and candy canes and then leave my stocking hanging empty next to his, because there's no one to fill it for me. I am over my divorce and the loss of my husband; I will never quite get over the end of the family we tried to make together, and Christmas is when I feel it most." -Stacy Morrison
"While I love having my boys at home for a cozy Christmas, I never fail to think of my in-laws at this time of year. I was lucky. I adored the large, close-knit, European clan I married into. Our holidays were noisy, chaotic, logistically complicated, and brimming with all manner of good things: my kids playing with their cousins, quiet walks with my father-in-law, my mother-in-law's incredible cooking, conversation and laughter into the night." -D. A. Wolf
"Spending New Years Eve with other families: that's what I miss. The final one right before my ex and I got separated, we went up to the Berkshires with two families we were close to. It was an almost ridiculously perfect weekend--sledding, singing in front of a roaring fire, all the little ones cozying up in one big bed while the adults made a big dinner and shared a few bottles of wine. I know, you're probably rolling your eyes at the Big Chill-ness of it all, but cinematic gloss aside, it honestly was the kind of rare experience that you actually manage to feel grateful for while it's happening. For a while, that memory was very sweet. And now it smarts, because it was a snapshot of us, as a family, once upon a time, when everything seemed possible. But life moves on, and I really work hard to focus on all my girl and I have and not what we're missing." -Debra Goldstein
"What I miss most about being married during the holidays is the simplicity. It used to be that winter break was a long, lovely two weeks of family, friends and feasting. Now it's a schedule so complicated that my ex and I have started a Google Calendar called "Split Decisions!" First, we celebrate Hanukkah altogether in our hometown of Atlanta -- my ex, my son, my boyfriend, me, my ex's brother, his wife and their kids. Then we celebrate an early Christmas with my boyfriend's family about an hour north of here -- mother, aunts, uncles, cousins. Next we travel to Florida to visit my parents, siblings, nieces and nephews. Then we drive back to Atlanta where my son spends a few days with his dad and I spend a few days with my boyfriend. Finally, we all convene for New Year's Eve -- my ex, my son, my boyfriend, me and any friends and family that are still around. Before we know it, school break is over, and we need a vacation from our vacation! I'm not really complaining; it would be so much worse if we all didn't get along." -Ginger Emas
"I miss the symmetry. And the powerful sense of comfort, security and "wholeness" that such balance provides in a home and to a family. While I've always enjoyed the holidays with my daughters, for me, divorce created a phantom limb—an inextricable missing link. They say the feeling dissipates over time and, after eight years, I don't miss it like I used to. As the years go by, in some ways it's also become more about what fathers and husbands represent in the family mix, and less about my ex in particular. And writing about divorce reform has given new purpose to my life. A huge step toward restoring my equilibrium." -Beverly Willet
"The ever-present soundtrack of the holidays—all those familiar songs, all those schmaltzy advertisements—provided such reassurance when I was married. Christmas songs, back then, did not accuse. Restrictions of who has the kids for what holiday period did not apply. Being married during the holidays now seems such a simpler time, innocent even, almost like when I still believed in Santa Claus. I miss that shared sense of togetherness and purpose that comes so effortlessly with being married during the holidays, from selecting the Christmas tree and wrestling with the stand (that gnarly holiday hazard) to deciding what to serve for Christmas dinner, from the main course to various traditional side dishes to what kind of special wine this time. But, best of all, I remember waking up together on Christmas morning, with all the sweet anticipation of the surprises and delights of the day ahead, especially the giving of gifts, far more than the receiving, with our little family, gathered together under one roof." -John Douglas Marshall
"My husband is Jewish and I'm not, and I used to joke that I lived in a bi-national house. Neither of us is religious, but we always honoured each other's cultural traditions, and come December, Hanukah candles and Christmas ornaments shared a common place. What I miss are the little moments--the children bathed in candlelight after the menorah had been lit and the blessings said; the feeling of peace on Christmas Eve as we stuffed tiny packages into stockings and surreptitiously ate Santa's milk and cookies. These shared intimacies were known only to me and my husband, which makes them beloved and bittersweet." -Cate Cochran
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You could, if you choose, sue for the return of the money that was supposed to be spent on credit reports and screening. Because the manager's acts were so clearly contrary to what he was paid for, you might have a sympathetic case.
But whether you could also recover for the costs of evicting the bad tenant, plus the cost of repairs, is debatable. These are consequential damages of the manager's actions. To recover these expenses, you'd need to show you would not have had to pay them if the manager had screened properly.
It would have to be absolutely clear that your manager, had he pulled and reviewed this tenant's credit report, would have excluded the tenant from consideration. You'd need to have good proof of your standards, such as written instructions to exclude anyone whose credit score falls below a certain cutoff.
Without a bright line test that could have been applied to the credit report, you may find it difficult to show that, but for the failure to screen, this tenant would not have gotten the nod.
From a practical standpoint, too, it probably makes little sense to go after your manager (hopefully your ex-manager by now). Instead, focus on the future and consider how you can assure yourself that your next manager is doing what you pay for.
It's not burdensome to ask for credit reports, and notes of conversations with employers and past and current landlords, for applicants whom your manager has supposedly screened.
Yes, reviewing those documents is precisely what you had hoped to avoid by off-loading this task to your manager. But like any employer, when you become complacent and fail to verify that your employees are working as expected, you risk being taken advantage of.
Janet Portman is an attorney and managing editor at Nolo. She specializes in landlord/tenant law and is co-author of "Every Landlord's Legal Guide" and "Every Tenant's Legal Guide." She can be reached at email@example.com.
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text: About SCC Home | About SCC | News and Media | SCC's Headrick receives award from Nebraska Department of Education SCC's Headrick receives award from Nebraska Department of Education Posted: Wednesday, June 11, 2014 at 9:05 AM Dr. Dennis HeadrickDr. Dennis Headrick, vice president for instruction at Southeast Community College, is the recipient of the 2014 Elaine Stuhr Leadership and Advocacy for Career Technical Education Award. The award is presented to one individual each year who exemplifies the leadership that Sen. Stuhr provided for career technical education in Nebraska. The award was presented by the Nebraska Department of Education. Headrick received the award at the opening session of the Nebraska Career Education Conference on June 4 in Kearney. Richard Katt, state director of Nebraska Career Education, offered congratulations to Headrick. "We appreciate the work Dennis has done at SCC, SENCAP (Southeast Nebraska Career Academy Partnership), PFI (Partnerships for Innovation) and in general his leadership and support for quality career education in Nebraska," Katt said. Headrick said he appreciated the recognition. "I'm very honored and humbled to receive this award," he said. "I've been blessed to have the opportunity to work with a lot of great people on projects that provide opportunities for schools, colleges and ultimately students. No project is successful without the help of a lot of people working together toward a common goal. I've just been fortunate to be a part of that and hopefully to provide a little leadership along with way." Headrick's noteworthy work of late is representing SCC in its partnership with Lincoln Public Schools on The Career Academy being constructed on SCC's Lincoln Campus. The facility, scheduled to open in August 2015, will feature career-related classes that match the specific employment and job needs of the community. It will provide opportunities for students who are planning to go on to college, or who are looking into more immediate careers and employment, helping them plan for their lives after high school. Broad career fields are agriculture, food and natural resources; business, marketing/management and entrepreneurship; communication and information technology; health sciences; human sciences and education; skilled and technical sciences; welding; engineering; and construction trades. Headrick also has served on numerous technical committees and boards, including: · The Nebraska Entrepreneurship Task Force, a statewide group focusing on entrepreneurship education, services and resources. Headrick chaired this group for many years in which a curriculum was developed statewide that has become a model across the nation and utilized by other colleges. Many national presentations and international requests have been made as a result of this group. · Chief Instructional Officers, Nebraska Community Colleges – For the past 20 years, Headrick has been a part of this group. He has served as chair many times and has witnessed many changes in membership and activities. It continues to be a strong statewide group that services the community colleges well in all academic areas. · Partnership for Innovation, a statewide group that provides leadership for the utilization of a portion of Carl Perkins funding. Having served as the chair of this group as it was formed, the group hired a director, established an organizational structure, developed policies/procedures, and a plan of work to proceed. This group continues to function as it grows and matures. · National Council of Instructional Administrators – Headrick is a member of this national board representing academic administrators across the country. This board is an affiliated board to the American Association of Community Colleges and provides guidance, resources and support on higher education initiatives. Headrick was involved in establishing and presenting the first workshop for Aspiring Academic Leaders and continues to provide leadership to the board. -30- For more information contact: Stu Osterthun Administrative Director of Public Information and Marketing 402-323-3401 email@example.com Related StoriesSCC offering guitar class beginning April 1 Posted: March 20, 2015Lincoln native Peterson captures SCC Spring Invite Posted: April 2, 2015Five SCC students among those honored at Phi Theta Kappa event Posted: April 8, 2015Student project becomes piece of training equipment for SCC program Posted: January 21, 2015SCC's Grant named NJCAA Division II Player of the Week Posted: February 5, 2015SCC Enactus students' recycling project takes third place in national competition Posted: April 21, 2015SCC offering adult education enrollment opportunities in southeast Nebraska Posted: January 23, 2015Storm women, men learn first-round opponents at national tournament Posted: March 12, 2015


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Antipsychotic prescribing patterns vary by nursing home and appear to be more a matter of facility prescribing culture than residents' clinical status.
More than 29 percent of U.S. nursing home residents received at least one antipsychotic drug in 2006; some 32 percent of whom had no clinical need for those drugs. If much of that prescribing was due to facility-level factors, then residents who entered nursing homes with high facility-prescribing rates would be more likely to receive antipsychotic medications that those who entered nursing homes with lower prescribing rates.
The researchers categorized nursing homes into quintiles by prescribing rates. Comparing lowest prescribing rates (Q1) to highest prescribing rates (Q5), they found that:
Given safety concerns about antipsychotic drugs, this study could inform future policies to target high-prescribing nursing homes and improve the quality of care for nursing home residents.


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NFL coaching changes tracker: Updated hirings, firings
There has been plenty of movement in the NFL coaching carousel following the 2013 season.
Here's a look at the status of teams whose head coaches were on the bubble at the end of the season -- including who got fired, who got hired in his place, and which of those coaches' jobs are considered safe.
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|Bill O'Brien
|Gary Kubiak
|Bill O'Brien HIRED by Houston on New Year's Eve.
|Mike Pettine
|Rob Chudzinski
|The Browns' 25-day search ended with Mike Pettine being hired.
|Jay Gruden
|Mike Shanahan
|He was one of the most popular candidates on the circut, but the Redskins landed the former Cincinnati offensive coordinator.
|Mike Zimmer
|Leslie Frazier
|Mike Zimmer finally gets his head-coaching job.
|Jim Caldwell
|Jim Schwartz
|Jim Schwartz is out and former Colts coach Jim Caldwell is in.
|Lovie Smith
|Greg Schiano
|Lovie Smith HIRED by Bucs on January 1.
|Ken Whisenhunt
|Mike Munchak
|Whisenhunt is leaving his job as San Diego's offensive coordinator to take over the Titans.
|Coaches whose jobs are safe for 2014
|Joe Philbin
|Though the team fired offensive coordinator Mike Sherman, Philbin will remain as head coach.
|Dennis Allen
|Allen sounds confident about staying and said he's gotten indication he'll be back in 2014
|Rex Ryan
|Woody Johnson announces Rex will coach in 2014
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Chilling at home watching it in HD is better.
David Locke @Lockedonsports about 1 hour ago
Last nine games - With DeMarcus Cousins on the floor #nbakings are -114 with him on the bench they are -14 - #dontgetejected
David Locke @Lockedonsports about 15 minutes ago
Last 6 games - Paul Millsap 52.5% shooting - 18.5 pts per game - 5.5 rebounds - 2 assists - 1 steal - 2 blocks
David Locke @Lockedonsports about 10 minutes ago
Paul Millsap 5 of his last 8 games has had 4 or fewer rebounds.
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David Locke @Lockedonsports about 1 hour ago
Without Hayward Jazz need a little bounce from small forward - DeMarre Carroll is 6 for his last 17 and Marvin Williams is 2 of his last 9
Mellow: Skipping Steps since 1994.
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Earls back...
Bill Oram @tribjazz 2 minutes ago
Earl Watson back on the floor for first time in four games. Alec Burks is sitting on far end of the bench.
Mellow: Skipping Steps since 1994.
Good to see Burks still gets to play.
Nice assist by the Jimmer.
And then follows it up with a threeeeeee.
Mellow: Skipping Steps since 1994.
No, don't go to the game. Not worth it.
Cy is a Baker, he doesn't work fast food. Don't make that mistake, he doesn't like it.
The wave looked fun.
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A century ago, 2,224 people boarded the grandest luxury liner of its time. Many were rich and stayed in fine rooms with every need beautifully met. Yet about one thousand of them were emigrants from Great Britain, hardly wealthy but likely just as eager for the voyage that would start new chapters in their lives. After that terrible night when the ship struck an iceberg and broke up, only 710 passengers survived. There were not enough lifeboats for the passengers, and those drifting in the freezing sea outside the boats soon succumbed to hypothermia.
Settlers started moving west as soon as the land by the eastern rivers was claimed. Wanting the right to expand into more territory was one of the factors in the American Revolution, including anger at the Proclamation of 1763 that restricted further settlement. Indeed, many veterans of the Revolution received land grants in the west for their service. In the late 1700s to the early 1800s, the West could mean Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, and parts of Pennsylvania. As those places filled up, too, and immigrants kept on coming, they eventually spread across the plains and into the heartland.
There was more than one wide-scale genocide in the 20th century. In 1916, the Turkish Minister of the Interior Talaat Pasha sent a letter to the government of Aleppo in Syria reminding them that all Armenians living in Turkey were be destroyed completely: "An end must be put to their existence, however criminal the measures taken may be, and no regard must be paid to either age or sex nor to conscientious scruples." It was an order that was to be echoed by Adolph Hitler in 1939 in pursuing the end of "the Polish-speaking race." Hitler added, "After all, who remembers today the extermination of the Armenians?"
Alvin Schwartz, writer of many books for children that collected and shared traditions from times past, first became interested in folklore as a child, although at the time he did not think of it as something to study. Folklore was just something that was part of his childhood: the games, riddles, rhymes, superstitions and scary stories. He grew up to become a journalist and also worked as an adjunct English professor. Later, his writing and research skills would play an important part in the job he eventually took on to make many types of folklore familiar to young readers.
Whether leaping through the vines of a rainforest or the pages of a book at the library, monkeys have lots to teach us about the ways animals live, our responsibilities in caring for the last wild places, and just how to have fun.
I'll bet you know that monkeys are furry, cute, and swing in the trees, but there's so much more to learn about them:
A Monkey is NOT an Ape
Monkeys have tails, but apes do not. Chimpanzees, gibbons, orangutans, and gorillas are all apes. They use their powerful arms and legs to swing through the trees. Many New World monkeys from South America can use their tails like another hand to swing. Monkeys from Asia and India can't do that! Monkeys, apes, and humans are all part of a family group called primates.
It's been almost forty years since Secretariat made horse-racing history, winning his Triple Crown races with record times. Born March 30, 1970, at Meadow Farm in nearby Caroline County, Virginia, "Big Red's" driving runs to the finish, "like a tremendous machine," as one sportscaster phrased it, caught the country's imagination in a decade of woes from Watergate to the Energy Crisis.
Check out the official Web site devoted to this incredible horse, and check out books from our list, And, They're Off: Books About Thoroughbreds and Their People.
Once, luck was as free to be had in Ireland as sunlight, and just as plentiful. It filled the air, and anyone could grab a handful of it as the need arose. This was largely due to the leprechauns, for they made luck like cows made milk.
Just in time for Saint Patrick's Day—and Irish-American Heritage Month—comes Fiona's Luck, a delightful picture book that lyrically tells the story of how the extra luck came into Ireland with the leprechauns and was lost again from us "big folk" when the leprechaun king decided to hoard it all away in his castle.
"Any memorable children's book will possess drama, vitality, vividness, possibly wit and humor, and its own dignity—that is, a deep respect for the child's quick and devastating perceptions. As for the story itself, it will convey a sense of complete inevitability, a feeling of rightness throughout the whole structure. This can only be attained by the writer's evoking the true aura of childhood through re-experiencing that emotional state he lived in as a child, a state composed of delight in the simplest, most secret, sometimes the oddest things, of sadnesses and fears and terrors one could not or would not explain, of a continuing wonder about much that seems drab and familiar to adults"
--Eleanor Cameron writing in The Green and Burning Tree: On the Writing and Enjoyment of Children's Books, pg. 14
Eleanor Cameron was capable of doing all these things, whether writing science fiction, fantasy or more everyday stories. She was a celebrated children's writer of the 1960s and 1970s and was known for her lyrical style and the honesty with which she told her tales. A mature reader of That Julia Redfern, featuring an aspiring young writer living in the 1910s Berkley, can easily find grown-up themes that are layered into the story and come to fruition in books about an older Julia, such as A Room Made of Windows.
Wild Horses of the World, written by Moira C. Harris and with photographs by Bob Langrish, is a beautiful coffee table book that looks at dozens of types of wild horses around the world. Though all but one example, the Przewalski horse from Mongolia, are really more feral than truly wild, these horses have been roaming free for so many centuries and sometimes millennia that they have established their own identities, which are often interlinked with the history and culture surrounding them. Whether abandoned by explorers or left to freely roam by farmers until needed, the newly-wild horses quickly adapted to the natural herd behavioral patterns that protected them. Without human interference, only the hardiest of the lot could survive.
Do you know the difference between a subject and a predicate or between a compound sentence and a simple one? How about the differences between capital and capitol, color and colour, action verbs and passive verbs? Do your subjects and verbs agree?
Learning how to diagram a sentence will not teach you to be a great story writer, any more than learning to read music will guarantee you fame and fortune as a lead singer. However, understanding grammar will show you how English language works, which is certainly handy for every writer.


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Figure 1.
Map of the study sites. The snow leopard study sites (highlighted) - Shey Phoksundo National Park (SPNP) in the west and Kanchanjunga Conservation Area (KCA) in the east of Nepal. Annapurna Conservation Area, Rolwaling Himal and Sagarmatha National Park are also prime habitat for snow leopards. There are estimated 350-500 snow leopards in Nepal.
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DGAP-News: Strong demand for Nordex wind turbines / Top-selling N117/2400 exceeding 1,000 MW in installations and projects under construction DGAP-News: Nordex SE / Key word(s): Incoming Orders Strong demand for Nordex wind turbines / Top-selling N117/2400 exceeding 1,000 MW in installations and projects under construction 03.04.2014 / 08:53 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Hamburg, 3 April 2014. Over the last few weeks, demand for Nordex wind turbines for light wind locations has kept on growing at an unabated rate. Thanks to recent orders, Nordex to date has installed and projects under construction with the top-selling N117/2400 for a combined nominal output of over 1,000 MW. This shows that the favourable trend in demand for highly efficient wind power systems for locations with light wind speeds has continued steadily since the commencement of serial production of the IEC3 turbine in 2011. In Germany alone, Nordex received new orders of 132 MW for the N117/2400 in the first quarter, including from such renowned customers as wpd group, PNE Wind AG and BOREAS Energie GmbH. With the vending of six N117/3000 wind turbines, sale of the Generation Delta has also got off to a good start in the domestic market this year. Thus, customer and project developer Denker & Wulf has ordered four of these turbines, which are specifically designed for moderate-wind conditions, for the Sehestedt wind farm in the German state of Schleswig-Holstein. Nordex will be installing all new projects and connecting them to the grid this year. "We are thrilled to be able to continue the success that we achieved in Germany last year. After doubling our market share in 2013, we are now headed for a double-digit figure this year. And with the N117/3000 we are also very well positioned for IEC-2-locations," says Management Board member Lars Bondo Krogsgaard. According to studies conducted by independent wind power experts, Nordex was the company with the greatest gains in market share in the onshore segment in Europe in 2013. Today, it again numbers amongst the world's ten largest manufacturers in the sector. About Nordex As one of the technological leaders in multi-megawatt wind power systems, Nordex is benefiting from the trend in favour of large-scale turbines. The Generation Gamma range comprises the N90/2500, N100/2500 and the N117/2400, which is one of the most efficient onshore turbines. To date, over 2,600 of these turbines have been produced. This experience with multi-megawatt turbines gives Nordex a decisive lead over most of its competitors. With Generation Delta, Nordex is now offering the fourth generation of its proven multi-megawatt platform (N100/3300, N117/3000, N131/3000). Nordex has installed a total of over 5,970 turbines with an aggregate capacity of around 10,000 MW all around the world. With exports accounting for more than 85 percent of its business, Nordex SE plays a key role in international high-growth regions. The Company has offices and subsidiaries in 22 countries around the world with a total global headcount of over 2,500 employees. End of Corporate News --------------------------------------------------------------------- 03.04.2014 Dissemination of a Corporate News, transmitted by DGAP - a company of EQS Group AG. The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. DGAP's Distribution Services include Regulatory Announcements, Financial/Corporate News and Press Releases. Media archive at www.dgap-medientreff.de and www.dgap.de --------------------------------------------------------------------- Language: English Company: Nordex SE Erich-Schlesinger-Straße 50 18059 Rostock Germany Phone: +49 381 6663 3300 Fax: +49 381 6663 3339 E-mail: email@example.com Internet: www.nordex-online.com ISIN: DE000A0D6554 WKN: A0D655 Indices: TecDAX Listed: Regulierter Markt in Frankfurt (Prime Standard); Freiverkehr in Berlin, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Hannover, München, Stuttgart End of News DGAP News-Service --------------------------------------------------------------------- 261346 03.04.2014
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