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Club: Belmont (Newcastle)
Schools: Dudley Public School, Newcastle Grammar (2001 final year)
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Potential canopy influences on the isotopic composition of nitrogen and sulphur in atmospheric deposition
- T. H. E. HeatonAffiliated withNERC Isotope Geosciences Laboratory, Keyworth, Nottingham NG12 5GG, UK
- , Baruch SpiroAffiliated withNERC Isotope Geosciences Laboratory, Keyworth, Nottingham NG12 5GG, UK
- , S. Madeline C. RobertsonAffiliated withInstitute of Terrestrial Ecology, Merlewood, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria LA11 6JU, UK
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Isotopic studies of nitrogen and sulphur inputs to plant/soil systems commonly rely on limited published data for the 15N/14N and 34S/32S ratios of nitrate, ammonium and sulphate in rainfall. For systems with well-developed plant canopies, however, inputs of these ions from dry deposition or particulates may be more important than rainfall. The manner in which isotopic fractionation between ions and gases may lead to dry deposition and particulates having 15N/14N or 34S/32S ratios different from those of rainfall is considered. Data for rainfall and throughfall in coniferous plantations are then discussed, and suggest that: (1) in line with expectations, nitrate washed from the canopy has 15N/14N ratios higher than those in rainfall; (2) the 15N/14N ratios of ammonium washed from the canopy are variable, with high ratios being found for canopies of higher pH in conditions of elevated ambient ammonia gas concentrations; and (3) in accord with expectations and previous work, 34S/32S ratios of sulphate washed from the canopy are not substantially different from those in rainfall. The study suggests that if atmospheric inputs are relevant to isotopic studies of the sources of nitrogen for canopied systems, then confident interpretation will require analysis of these inputs.
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- Potential canopy influences on the isotopic composition of nitrogen and sulphur in atmospheric deposition
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Volume 109, Issue 4 , pp 600-607
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- 1997-02
- 10.1007/s004420050122
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- Key words Nitrogen sulphur isotopes
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- A1. NERC Isotope Geosciences Laboratory, Keyworth, Nottingham NG12 5GG, UK, GB
- A2. Institute of Terrestrial Ecology, Merlewood, Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria LA11 6JU, UK, GB


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Dawn Shew 7 years, 8 months ago
Prop 8 is passing in California. I am stunned at the stupidity. THAT is what I am most disappointed with.
Boeing 7 years, 8 months ago
Me too! I am California born and raised and while I am not surprised that my home San Bernardino voted Yes, I am a bit shocked that LA and San Diego counties did...
peach_plum_pear 7 years, 8 months ago
I'm sad for Al Franken today. Only 800 votes away from the senate. I'm also very sad about prop. 8. However, now that Obama is president and will surely be appointing some new justices, maybe prop 8 will go to a revamped supreme court and be struck down for good.
Mike Blur 7 years, 8 months ago
I'm bummed Kathy Martin kept her chair on the State Board of Education.
coneflower 7 years, 8 months ago
I am disappointed that Nancy Boyda lost to a smear campaign. Boyda has served our interests well in the House and it is my fervent hope that she will run again in 2 years.
tangential_reasoners_anonymous 7 years, 8 months ago
Dena: "As a foster parent, I know for a fact that there are children who will never be able to live in a traditional two parent family. They are either terrified of or extremely angry towards one gender due to the abuse they have suffered. Forcing these children to live in a two parent family is not only cruel to the child but to the foster/adoptive parents." ( And I thought I was beyond the pale. )"As a foster parent," I would have expected a little more confidence in the resiliency of individuals, especially the young. If, for whatever reason, a youngster is "terrified or extremely angry towards one gender," then the prescription, it would seem, would be the resolution of that terror or anger, fostered via empathetic and caring relationships with members of the compromised gender.So, what are you saying, Dena? That separatism is the solution to having had unpleasant experiences with members of a particular gender?( Now, I understand the basis of your homophilia. )What is shortsighted and "cruel" is denying the victims of gender-based abuse an opportunity to transcend their abusive experiences so that they might reclaim the broader intergender context which gave them expression in the first place and which would afford them better understanding and appreciation of themselves... and of those selves beyond themselves.
frazzled 7 years, 8 months ago
I am not proud of my home state of California right now.On the other hand, consider this. In 1998, Prop 22 (an initiative identical to Prop 8) got 60% of the vote. Prop 8, on the other hand, is getting around 51-52%. We are making progress.
gccs14r 7 years, 8 months ago
I don't think the SCOTUS will rule in favor of gay marriage per se, but rather will rule that the 14th Amendment prohibits banning it. Either consenting adults may marry or they may not. There cannot be two sets of rules. BTW, whose bright idea was it to allow a simple majority to ratify a constitutional amendment? At the Federal level, it takes a 3/5 majority.
denak 7 years, 8 months ago
TRA,It is cruel to the child and to the foster/adoptive parents to force a child who is not ready to live in an environment that they can not handle emotionally.It is much better for the child to live in a single parent foster home and get the skills via therapy that they need so that they can one day, hopefully, learn to live with and relate to that specific gender.It is not shortsighted to recognize that a child needs time to learn these skills, learn to trust and to learn to manage their anger and anxiety. If a child makes enough progress that the child can live in a two parent family, great. However, if the child is not able to, for whatever reason, then it is not in the child's best interest to force them into a situation that will hurt them emotionally even further.The goal of the state should be to do what is in the best interest of the child. Pandering to a religious agenda, at the detriment of the chid, is not in the child's best interest.DenaP.S. Just because a child is young does not mean that they have not suffered a great deal of abuse. If anything we need to be even more cognizant of the child's emotional well being because, unlike older children, they do not have the intellectual ability to understand what happened to them. Resiliancy is a good thing but not all children are resiliant. Most children need long term intensive therapy to get over what happened to them.
denak 7 years, 8 months ago
I am disappointed that Prop 8 passed. It was just a waste of time but it does lay the groundwork for this issue to ultimately be addressed in the Supreme Court where I think the SCOTUS will find in favor of marriage rights for homosexuals.The other issue that disappointed me terriably was the measure in Arkansas that will only allow married couples to be foster and adoptive parents. This is a terrible blow for for foster children.The voters in Arkansas put a religious agenda before what is in the best interest of these children.As a foster parent, I know for a fact that there are children who will never be able to live in a traditional two parent family. They are either terrified of or extremely angry towards one gender due to the abuse they have suffered.Forcing these children to live in a two parent family is not only cruel to the child but to the foster/adoptive parents.These childre are going to end up in group homes. Group homes are ok, they serve a purpose but they don't provide the same home environment that a regular foster home does. Single people can and do provide good stable loving foster homes for these children. And it is a shame that heterosexual single people won't be able to provide a home for these kids because religious zealots were so scared that a gay person might sneak in under the radar, that they just out right banned anyone who isn't married.And that in a nutshell is why they passed this measure. It had nothing to do with the children. It was a way to stick it to gay people.It was grossly unfair to everyone involved, whether they were single, straight or otherwise. But it is especially unfair to the children of Arkansas.Dena
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YOU Know I DID WRITE THAT COMMENT YOU POSTED BUT WHY DIDNT YOU POST WHY I WROTE SO IT WOULD MAKE SENCE TO PEOPLE, NO ONE GETS TO SEE WHAT MAT WROTE HUH!<quoted text>
Hell Kiki wont fight that fight, She avoids it like the plague anytime anyone mentions it on her facebook page.
Look at her cronies that are leading this with her. Take a look at there family members who live with them.. Biggest pill poppers in town. It is the biggest joke.
Best one is Tammy Calabrese or how ever you spell it.. Her son she preaches about how fake pot ruined his life.. NEWS FLASH.. he has been in and out of jail for the past 10 plus years.. an never once was he arrested with fake pot.. but he has been arrested for pills. and other drugs.. and stealing things.. you dont steal thousands of dollars worth of things to buy a 20 to 60 dollar bag of fake pot.. you steal to do a major drug issue, like heroin or perks.
Come on.. while I was typing this, one of the leaders of the facebook march actually wrote this to someone trying to push to get the pills out of town..
Cathy Schrempf-Gosselin Mat seeing you moved away because of the drug in town and you didn't show your face at the meeting to speak (you know everything there is about drugs even the safe one's) why don't you worry about the town you live in now and stop trying to get a rise out of people here I am sure there something you can do to help your own town with all the knowledge you have begone with you your are not need here.
She actually told someone to stop trying to get the pills out of seabrook and worry about his own town.. People like Cathy are the reason seabrook is like it is.. do not agree with her, and you are so wrong! CATHY you should move away.. maybe if your family follows the drugs will follow the addicts!
Seabrook residents seek to outlaw synthetic weed
There are 65 comments on the SeacoastOnline story from Oct 6, 2013, titled Seabrook residents seek to outlaw synthetic weed. In it, SeacoastOnline reports that:
Town officials are expected to propose a new plan on Monday to ban K2, Spice and all the other forms of synthetic marijuana when residents made a renewed push to remove the drug from town after a petition warrant article that was accepted overwhelmingly in 2011 turned out not to be enforceable.
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#21 Oct 11, 2013
#22 Oct 11, 2013
Wow you really think I am Chris Eaton.. I do not know what your issue with Chris is? I think what I have read about him is a true working success when it comes to a addict becoming clean. I am a few years older then Chris, I do not know him personally. I would hope instead of fighting with him on facebook like you have been. You would instead listen to what the guy has been through. Your grandson is on the same path that Chris went down, But I doubt Chris started as early as your grandson did. I am sure Chris is a better parent then you are. He does not blame the world for his problem. He blames himself. I read his post. He takes life one day at a time. You blame everyone else for your shortcomings as a parent. You remind me of that woman with 15 kids on the video online. Instead of saying I need help I am a single mother, she said, Who is going to pay me for these kids.
#23 Oct 11, 2013
AT LEAST IAM NOT AFRAID TO SHOW MY FACE OR HAVE TO HIDE BEHIND A FAKE NAME YOU KNOW ME SO WELL COME ON BY I'LL DEBATE WITH YA AS FOR BEING ARREST FOR DRUGS OR ANYTHING YOU WILL FIND NOTHING CUZ THERE IS NOTHING,i WORK HARD AND ALWAYS HAVE SO GROW UP A REAL MAN WOULDNT DO CHILDISH THING LIKE THIS. I DIDNT GO TO THE PAPER THEY CALLED ME BUT IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO TALK ABOUT THIS I WILL ANSWER EVER QUESTION YOU HAVE FACE TO FACE AS FOR THE BOYS PARENTS I ONLY RAISED ONE OF THEM SO I TAKE HALF BLAME YOU WILL HAVE TO GO AFTER THE MOTHER OF THE BOYS FATHER THERE.MY GRANDSON WILL BE HOME FOR HIS BIRTHDAY ITS AT 1 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO COME AND HE WILL BE BACK HOME LIVING WITH ME IN A MONTH SO GUESS IAM NOT SO BAD IN THE STATES EYES MAYBE YOU SHOULD WORRY ABOUT YOUR OWN MOUTH..........
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#25 Oct 11, 2013
OMG IAM LETTING THEM GET TO ME HOW FOOLISH HEY BROOKER I WILL NEVER BE BACK DON'T NEEDS THIS BUT I WOULD LOVE TO TALK TO YOU Sometime bet I could fill you in on Chris I have known him all his life parent well I'll keep that thought to myself cause I know his skills in that but the whole world don't need to know, but I'll tell you seeing your pretty nosey about knowing people business gn
#26 Oct 11, 2013
What a dam joke this is!! Of course heroin and pills are a huge problem in all communities!! And it all needs to be cleaned up asap, but please do not think synthetic pot doesn't need to be cleaned up too!! They are targeting our kids. And say what you will about the watchdog group..at least they are willing to stick there neck out and do something besides knock people on topics..brooker where the hell do you get off questioning anyones parenting skills? Just another bag of hot air who does nothing but sit in judgement on some very nice people...many of us have family that are drug addicts and we are trying to help and inform others so they don't have to go through it..never been on this page and I never will be again because this is for all you cowards to hide behind, you all make me sick
#27 Oct 12, 2013
This is just another law that cannot be enforced. Watchdogs went forward with this knowing that it cannot be effectively enforced. Young people will be looking at all of this, and losing respect for the system and the people at Town Hall.
#28 Oct 12, 2013
You think that the Fake pot being sold in this town, is more important then the Heroin and oxy problem this town has?? Then I think your NUTS!
The Watchdog group is not willing to allow anyone else with a different view to express it. Kiki will delete your comments and then remove you. I watched it happen more then once.
Where do I get off judging ones parenting skills? This is a easy one. I have the right to do so, when said person goes to the paper and blames everyone else for ones said problem with the child they are suppose to be raising. This person is suppose to watch over this child. This child ran the streets, Was robbing people, Was hanging with 20 plus yr old men. This went on for sometime. Where was she to stop it? When this kid went to drugs, why did she blame everyone else but herself? I am surprised she did not blame the police for not making sure through the Dare program that he did not do drugs. Never once did I read in the newspaper that she had failed this child.
We can not expect Society to parent a child when we fail to do our jobs as parents. Protecting our children from the evils of the world starts at home.
An here is another example of how I think Cathy is just wrong.
Lets say her Grandson was not using fakepot, but instead huffing spray paint. Would she then try to blame walmart or any hardware store for selling it. Even though it warns not to inhale it. It is the same arguement. If she had done her job as a GOOD parent and installed good values into this young man. this would not have happened.
As for your comment that all of us have family members that are drug addicts. I have two responses for you.
1. Not everyone has family that has drug addicts in the tree.
2. If you are saying you have family members that abuse drugs, and you are part of the watchdogs. You need to go call the seabrook police dept right now, and report them. That is what kiki requires of you! The watchdog group is to get citizens and police to work together to clean up the town of seabrooks drug problems and work as a Eye for the police dept for the day to day. If you know someone that is abusing drugs, and you do not report them, you are enabling this person, and are not part of the solution, but instead you are the problem.
As for using my real name, I would love too, but the second I did, I would be kicked from the watchdog facebook page. Just because I do not agree with everything Kiki and the Chronies have to say.
#29 Oct 12, 2013
You are the one that said I was Chris, I was watching your facebook argument between him, Matt and David. Look at the last line, you said stop by we can (you forgot the word Talk lol) about this CHRIS.
I am not Chris Eaton. Which smart money is who you think I am. Which is the second person just today, I have been accused of being. Chris is a Few years younger then I am. He has been though Hell, but you think he is just another Drug addict, and you do not want to listen to a word he has to say. Truth is, if you did listen to him, he could help clean up more people in this town then probably anyone else. He has walked that road already. He could lead the way. But your Cathy, your just like KIKI, your Never wrong, and if you are, you just dismiss it and live in your world of denial and believe that your right anyways.
#30 Oct 12, 2013
This is what I have been saying for 2 weeks. I am glad someone else gets it.
#31 Oct 12, 2013
There are only a few people that have reason to protect the synthetic pot.
#32 Oct 12, 2013
Don't have to tell me anything about chris eaton he is my nephew and I took care of him and put a roof over his head when he was homeless and the only one in my family that ever helped him and tried to get him clean and he only turned around and f...ed me over bad so say what you will but I no Chris Eaton only to well...
#33 Oct 12, 2013
An How long ago was that? You can not forgive? Forget and move on? Im not saying you have to be best friends. But I am more then sure the guy you are putting down, is not the same guy today, that he was back then. I see him only posting about his sobriety, and taking one day at a time. I admit I am not close to chris, but I highly doubt he is the same person he was then. How can you condemn Chris for his actions when he had the Demon on his back that controlled his life, and then have no issues with your grandson after what he has done to you. Are you a hypocrite?
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#35 Oct 12, 2013
hey dumb axx the kid is already involved with the state. Have you ever stop to think how he got there ever think that his grandmother got them involved to get im help WOW I know for a fact that she has done everything to get him help she called the cops on him when she found the stuff at one point the cops told her to throw away the stuff and did nothing to help her. That is why she had him but on probation so she could get him help you can bad mouth her all you want but till you have all the facts than you are wrong. I know she has family counselor in he home 2x a week. I don't think she needs to worry about monthly checks she has always been a hard worker and has a very high paying job. wow I think you just like to be hateful. all your comments are about anything on here you need to get a life and the life you got Iam sure isn't perfect I am sure you got some skeletons in your closets. To bad we all cant be perfect huh!!!! Watchdogs only want the k2 illegal like the other shit that's all and I been on Cathy page all I see is good stuff and lots of picture of family having lots of fun take another look but only if your her friend cause I know her page is private so if you seen her page you must be on her friends list and your no friend of hers for sure. Kudos to Cathy for speaking out and having the guts to show up at meeting and by the way the newspaper called her she didn't call them...now I got this off my chest and hoping she don't read this sorry Cathy had to get it out
#36 Oct 12, 2013
LOL, so when you wrote this, how far exactly was Cathy sitting from you, a foot? Maybe 2? You both register out of Augusta maine.. Moron, Which means you are using the same computer!!! An did not set the location back?? SHAKES HEAD...
Also, I am on her friends list. How shocking right? I know her, just not a close friend. But close enough to be on her friends list. I did not have a problem with Cathy, Until she started blaming everyone else. Not once has she ever said, You know what, I have just as much blame if not more then everyone else. He lived with me when he was doing these drugs. Why did I not stop him.
An news flash, for the 30 somewhat time, I have said I do not like fake pot, I want it banned. But do it the correct way. The way it was done, can not be correctly enforced.
Example. Guy A goes into a store, purchased fake pot, puts it into a paper bag, leaves store, places paper bag in trunk of the car. Car is legal to drive, Guy A has a license.
police can not stop Guy A, for going into the store. Guy A has to commit a driving violation to be pulled over. Even if he is pulled over, The police can not search him without probable cause. Where is the probable cause? Unless he has another problem which allows the officer to go that far, Guy A is driving down the road. With his fake pot.
The Town needs to enact the law that was passed in 2011. If they can not use that version, They need to make a new one, and enforce it and get this shit off the street.
#37 Oct 13, 2013
im going to hold up the town meetings and police from dealing with the true drug prob until they outlaw flying monkies they are filthy creatures that crap on everything.and I THINK that thier turds killed smoeone.so lets drop everything else till we deal with this.in the mean time heroin and pills will continue to kill our kids and loved ones.everyone knowes its pills and or heroin that is doing these kids in but cant admit it.mommy on pills daddy on heroin kids on both filthy flying monkies!
#38 Oct 13, 2013
wow these people really will stop at nothing. Now there posting some almost 80 year old mans info, criminal record and picture. hopefully someone contacts this man so he can get a lawyer and file suit. These people need to learn they can not just make up lies and defame people and get away with it.
#39 Oct 13, 2013
3 things...
First, Your Bussiness, How in the hell do you have your such a high paying job when you can not even spell Business correctly..
An number 2, No one is Getting into your BUSINESS. You put it out there for everyone to read. You put it in the damn paper. You blame society for your failure at parenting. You say your grandson was a great kid until he started smoking fake pot. I will show he had his run ins well before he ever started smoking. I talked to a kid that knows him. An said your grandson has been a troubled child for a very very long time.
and Number 3. You said you where never going to look here again, after your first post, and you even said so on facebook. So your a liar as well as a Hypocrite.
#40 Oct 14, 2013
I am so glad this broker knows it all Cathy ur grand son was home for birth day I seen and they say ur a bad parent well they must not know what they write cause they admitted there parents were bad but one thing I don't understand they r the first person to ever say when they got in trouble as a kid they ask to be punished wht a bunch of bull no kid admits so I quess everything they say is a lye
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Mary asked. Did he want to throw rocks in the river? Did he want a warm bun straight from the oven? But the child only stared, and cried, and wrapped his hot arms around Mary's neck, tight, like they were at sea, and she his buoy, and he was terrified of losing his grip. Mary tried not to make too much of the milk being sent back, of the expression on the butler's face that was meant to mime Mr. Kirkenbauer's, and she reminded herself that Mr. Kirkenbauer was exhausted when he complained about the milk, they all were, and who knew what tone he'd really used when he gave the message to the butler, who had struck Mary from her first day as a nervous type. Mrs. Kirkenbauer was still upstairs, sleeping or trying to, and the nanny was giving the boy a cool bath, his third in as many hours. A light rash had bloomed across his chest, and in the very early hours of the morning Mrs. Kirkenbauer had suggested a plaster of bread and milk, or running to a neighbor for linseed oil, but Mary had said no, she'd seen the rash before, there was nothing for it but rest and trying to get the boy to eat something. The Kirkenbauers weren't the richest family Mary had ever worked for. Their kitchen was not as modern as most where Mary had cooked. But they were kind people, they paid her good wages, and other than a few specific requests from Mrs. Kirkenbauer, Mary had leave to do the shopping and serve whatever she liked. Sometimes, after supper, Mrs. Kirkenbauer pitched in with the scrubbing, which Mary was baffled to discover she didn't mind. A mistress who hung around the kitchen with her hands in pots and pans and pantry would normally be intolerable, and if Mary had been told this was the way it was going to be she never would have taken the job in the first place, but now that she was there, and had gotten to know them, she was surprised to find that she didn't mind a bit. Mrs. Kirkenbauer had three sisters in Philadelphia and said she missed female company more than anything. Mary continually tried to take the temperature of her mistress's ease, so that perhaps, one day, she'd work up the nerve to ask her a question. Had she always been a person of means, or only when she married Mr. Kirkenbauer? The Kirkenbauers didn't know many people in Dobbs Ferry yet, which meant they seldom entertained, which meant Mary rarely had to cook for more than the three in the family and the staff and herself. The house looked at the Hudson, and
on Sundays when the weather was fine they had picnics on the riverbank and always invited any among the servants who had not traveled home to their own families for the day. Mary took the jug of milk the butler extended toward her. "Is it really gone?" she asked as she lifted it to her nose. "It's gone," she confirmed, clenching her teeth against the urge to vomit. She walked quickly to the narrow back door to throw it out. There was a faint sucking sound as the milk pulled away from the jug, and Mary watched it fly through the air as a solid thing until it landed, about six feet away, a white lump in the wet grass. In a few seconds the foul smell filled up the space between the lump and the doorway where Mary was still standing. She fetched the kettle, just boiled, and hurried outside to stand over the wet lump with her head swiveled away as she poured the steaming water over it. She turned back just in time to watch it disappear in curdled rivers, get caught up in the green blades, soak into the ground. "Is that the end of it?" The butler asked, worried, casting his eyes toward the long hall that led back to the dining room. "There's more. There's plenty," Mary said. "That was only what I was saving for bread, but I forgot, last night, when I made the bread I used the buttermilk. I was too quick. The ice is low. I broke off big pieces to put in the child's bath, and what's left of the block needs more sawdust. They need a right icebox here is what they need. They need one of those zinc-lined jobs. I put the good milk in the back of the box, but this morning—" Mary thought she heard a footstep in the hall. She raised a finger to the butler to wait. "This morning?" he said. They were alone. The recently cut timbers of the house creaked under the weight of the night's lashing rain, and now, even with every single window open and every door propped wide, the air was thick and hot. It settled on everything and all morning the collar of Mary's dress had felt like a noose. "Nothing." It was no use explaining. Mr. Kirkenbauer was waiting in the dining room with his bowl of dry blueberries and his coffee still black. "Here," Mary said, putting a fresh jug onto the butler's salver. She'd have to make new bread for lunch to make up for the mistake, even though there was nearly a full loaf on the counter from yesterday, even though that loaf would be fine with a little toasting, a pat of butter spread on top.
"How's the child this morning?" the butler asked. His room was on the third floor, and thanks to that distance he had gotten a full night's sleep. "No better, no worse. Poor thing." The butler nodded. "About the milk, Mary. It's only to be expected in this heat. That's probably why the child feels feverish. I feel feverish myself." Not all butlers were so kind, but it seemed to work from one extreme to another in every house she had cooked for. Either the staff was a team that signaled one another with silences or a clandestine nod, or they were competitors, each one trying to smudge out the others' good work. Mary had been with the Kirkenbauers for only a month when the boy got sick, and later, when she looked back, she struggled to remember exactly what circumstances had brought her there, all the way up to Dobbs Ferry, when there were plenty of open positions in Manhattan. Alfred was still finding good work in 1899. He was still getting a clean shave every other day, earning Friday wages he handed over to Mary to pay a portion of their rent, their food. The agency had often wanted to send her to New Jersey, or Connecticut, or over to the western side of the Hudson where the trains didn't reach, but she always refused unless they were short-term jobs that paid too much to decline, and ultimately those families usually went with a lesser cook, someone who couldn't get a job with a Manhattan family. But Mary could get a job with a Manhattan family, so why had she agreed to go up there to Dobbs Ferry to a woman who was not a proper mistress but half-servant herself, the way she leaned in to the pot to be scrubbed, the way she cast her eye around the kitchen for grease. Maybe it was because when she met Mrs. Kirkenbauer at the agency there was something about the woman she liked. She didn't ask Mary if she was a Christian. She didn't ask if she was married or planning on getting married. She asked only about her cooking, and when the woman talked about food, about the responsibility of getting meals together every day of the week, she seemed to be speaking from experience.
"Have you ever made sauerkraut, or do you always purchase it?" Mrs. Kirkenbauer had asked during their first meeting, and Mary admitted that she'd never done either, without adding that no employer she'd ever worked for had wanted sour cabbage and its sharp aroma anywhere near the floral patterns of their halls, the intricate moldings of their ceilings. If Alfred had an evening yearning for it he went out to the streets in search of the roaming sauerkraut man and the steel drum he wore around the city. "Would you be willing to learn if I showed you once? Are you a quick learner?" How far removed is this woman from her native Philadelphia's version of the Lower East Side, Mary wondered, but simply answered "Yes." Was that all it took to get Mary to agree to leave the city that summer? Had the wages been better than she remembered? No. Years later, when she had all the time in the world to think about it, every hour of the day if she chose, every single minute, nothing seemed to add up, least of all seeing a younger version of herself step off a train to await pickup by Mr. Kirkenbauer himself because they had no full-time chauffeur. Alfred had begged her to decline the job. He'd wanted her to find something closer to home, promising a Fourth of July fireworks show she'd never forget. He'd already begun stockpiling the rockets and sparklers, and planned to invite everyone in their building to watch. But the Fourth of July fell on a Tuesday that year, and Mary didn't want to organize her summer around one single day, so she left Alfred alone on Thirty-Third Street to fend for himself. Maybe that was the spring when he told her once and for all that he'd never marry her. Not because he didn't love her, but because he didn't believe in it. In the old country, fine, some customs could not be shaken, but what was the point of America if two people couldn't do as they pleased? Funny how she grew so used to Alfred and the way they were that it was hard to believe there was ever a time when she wanted him to marry her, a time when she thought that he would, eventually, when his mind came around to it, when he admitted to himself and to her it was only the right thing to do. It was even harder to believe that she'd ever considered their not being married their biggest problem. Maybe the summer of 1899 was when she finally admitted the pos-
sibility that the things he said were really the things he believed. There was no secret code to crack, no door she could knock upon to make him come around. She was not a woman who should have to convince a man to marry her. There were plenty who would trip over themselves for the chance. That was it, she remembered, a lifetime later, when she went over the details of that summer once again. That must have been it. Her pride was injured. She wanted to teach him a lesson. She wanted space from him to think, maybe to work up the courage to leave him, to try for a different kind of life. So she went away that summer, and wished him the best for his fireworks show, and told him she'd be home on Sundays or she wouldn't, depending on her mood. "And there's a child, isn't there?" the woman at the office had said during that first meeting, glancing at her notes. Mary noticed that Mrs. Kirkenbauer's clothes were exquisite, every stitch in its place, the fabric somehow skimming her slim figure and hiding it at the same time. She was younger than Mary, with a beautiful German face. "Yes, one, a boy. Is that a problem?" "Of course not," the agent had said. "Mary loves children. Don't you, Mary?" "I do," Mary said in a flat voice. Mary did not love all children, but she did love that boy. Within forty-eight hours of her arrival in Dobbs Ferry she saw that there would be no way to keep baby Tobias out of her kitchen, so she told his nanny to leave him, set him up on the floor with a toy and let him watch. The clever boy played happily until his nanny was out of sight, and then he reached his hands up to Mary to be lifted so he could see for himself what she had on the stove. "Spoon," he said, when he wanted a taste. "Hot!" he warned when he saw steam coming up from a pot. She gave him a new word every day and he stored it, trotting it out a few days later like he was born knowing it. It got so it was lonely in the kitchen without him. When he was there with her she talked to him all afternoon. "You are a good boy," Mary would say, and he'd beat his chest and say "good boy." When she dressed in the mornings, long before anyone else in the house was up, she looked forward to the tug of his chubby hand on her skirt, his fat little legs sticking out beneath his short pants. She listened for him coming down the hall before breakfast, running as
fast as he could manage toward her kitchen, to see her, to press his soft cheek against hers and say her name. And then came the morning when he didn't run to her, the morning when he walked, slowly, and when he got to the kitchen just sat in a corner and watched in silence, his plump cheeks rosy and hot when she touched them. When she lifted him his body was slack, like he was already asleep, and when she carried him he rested his head in the nook of her shoulder and abandoned himself to her, legs splayed across her hips, arms hanging at his sides. "Bread with jam?" she said to him, a test, the treat he loved most in the world. But he just looked at her, glassyeyed, like he'd gotten older and wiser overnight and had moved beyond the excitement of bread and jam. As if the boy who loved bread and jam was another boy entirely, and this was a new boy, a more serious boy, a boy who knew as much as any adult. For a few minutes, as she swayed with him in the kitchen and listed all the things he loved to eat, she pretended to herself that she didn't know. "Tobias isn't feeling well," Mary told the nanny, and the nanny told Mrs. Kirkenbauer. The three women convened in the parlor, where Tobias had fallen asleep on a pillow. "Too much sun yesterday," his mother said, as she put her hand to his face. "And he had all that pie after dinner last night." "Should I ask the doctor to come?" "No," Mrs. Kirkenbauer said. "Sleep will cure him. He'll be better by supper. Leave him where he is." But he did not get better; he got worse, and after four days of the doctor coming by to tell them that there was nothing to be done except draw the cool bath and try to get him to eat, and on the same day as Mary served Mr. Kirkenbauer milk that had gone thick and sour overnight, Mrs. Kirkenbauer began to feel low, and then the nanny, and then the butler, and then the gardener, who came only twice a week, always taking lunch with them when he was there. After Tobias they all seemed to get sick at the same time, in the same hour, and God forgive her but she ignored the others until she got that baby into the tub. "Tub," he said, a whisper, when she put him in the water, keeping a hand under his arm so he wouldn't slip. She floated chunks of ice she'd hammered from the block and told him they were icebergs, and he a
sea captain, and it was his job to make sure the ship didn't run aground. He didn't object to the cold. He didn't demand a toy. He didn't ask for his mother. He didn't cry. After the bath, after his fingers had gone to raisins and she was afraid to leave him in there any longer, she wrapped him in a clean sheet and told him stories while he curled up in a ball like he was still a newborn, his knees tucked up to his chest. He looked more like a baby in the sheet, his curls damp, his cheeks so pink that a portrait of him at that moment might have made him look like a healthy child, the healthiest, like he'd just spent an hour running outside on a chilly winter's day. And then, on the seventh night of his illness, after a few hours of rocking, while the others called for her from distant rooms, his little body went limp, felt heavier in her arms. His head against her shoulder was a ton weight, his legs like anchors across her thighs. The hot flutter of his breath that had tickled her neck for the past several hours had disappeared. Mary rocked him faster, telling herself he'd be better after he'd had a good sleep for himself. He hadn't had a proper rest in a week and now he was just having a sleep. Just sleep. A good, sound sleep. After a while, she laid him in his crib and went to tell Mr. Kirkenbauer, the only other member of the household who was not sick. "He's gone, sir," she said, and put her hand on his shoulder before she realized what she'd done. The doctor said Mrs. Kirkenbauer should not be told if she was to have any chance of recovery, and so Mary tried to keep the news from her face when she went in to nurse her. But, one week later, Mrs. Kirkenbauer died as silently as her son, and the butler the day after that. The nanny and the gardener recovered. Two weeks after the boy's death, after seeing to his little funeral suit, Mary packed her things and walked to the train station, leaving Mr. Kirkenbauer alone to decide what to do about all those dresses, that big, infected house, all those toy boats, the wooden horses, the collection of little shoes and caps. Maybe it was the timber, people said. Where had it been shipped from? Maybe it was the slope of the land and the way the water ran off down to the river. Maybe it was the pipe leading from the indoor privy. Maybe it was all the pickled herring and pigs' knuckles
Mrs. Kirkenbauer asked her cook to buy in town. Maybe the mistress didn't know how to run a house, being the daughter of a Philadelphia grocer and the granddaughter of a cabbage-shaver. How lucky for her, the neighbors said, to have caught the eye of Alexander Kirkenbauer. How unlucky for him. People said the old country was full of death, Mary's old country and everyone else's. The American papers would have a person believe Europe was one large sick ward, the people dying in ditches, blown over by every stiff wind. Alfred's Germany was like her Ireland, from the sound of it: people fighting every minute to stay on the side of the living, killing one another over a bowl of rabbit stew, and praying every day that the roofs of their shelters would stay where they were. When babies were born everyone willed them to live, but there was no surprise when they died, eventually, almost all of them, including the two Mary had cared for herself, bringing them eight, nine, ten times a day to the teat of a neighbor's goat so they could suckle what Mary's sister couldn't offer, having died bringing them to life, and what Mary couldn't offer, being only fourteen at the time, and having no babies of her own. The goat let them suck, but they died anyway, first the boy, and then the girl, and that's when Mary's nana told her it was time for her to leave Ireland, to leave while she was able. In America, Nana said, people didn't die so easily. It was the air, she supposed. The meat. But people died in America, too, Mary learned quickly. It was just a sneakier death, a crueler death, in a way, because it always seemed to come by surprise. She didn't notice at first, but then she began to see it all around her. A meal pushed away for lack of appetite. A nap in the afternoon. A tired feeling that turned into a head cold, a rash into a ring of fire, a head cold into a fever that ravaged the person, left him beyond the reach of help. If they didn't die of illness, they died in fires, they were run over by streetcars, drowned in the river, suffocated after slipping into a coal hill and unable to scramble back to the surface. Neighbors, strangers on the street, peddlers at the market, children, priests, landlords, ladies. They all died, and every death was brutal. So what's a body to do? Mary thought as she stared out the train window at the Hudson and counted the minutes until she'd see Alfred again. But that warm, clever little boy this time. The more she instructed
herself to think about other things, the more she thought of him, like lifting a black tarp to glimpse something horrible below. Glimpses were all she could manage. His face. That peculiar, angled light in the Kirkenbauer kitchen. The dead weight of him. Recently, when she and Alfred were talking about marriage and managing to not raise their voices, he'd asked whether she wanted a child. If she wanted to have a child, then that was different. Then they'd have to be married for the child's sake. "But I thought you didn't want that," Alfred pointed out, and she realized it was probably something she'd said. Not because she didn't think she'd love a child, or because she didn't think she'd be a good mother. She knew she'd love their child fiercely, entirely. She'd think about him or her every minute of her life, and that was the danger. They were so fragile, and it was so long until they grew strong. She thought of her sister's babies curled against each other in their cradle, and then the girl alone, how at only eight days old she seemed to be searching for her brother, her newborn fists closed so tight Mary believed for a day she might live. She thought of Mr. Kirkenbauer, the day he picked her up from the train, how he had no idea what was coming. I'm sorry I left, she'd say to Alfred, who would be surprised to see her home so soon. But she wouldn't tell him what had happened, because how could she possibly explain to anyone about that boy, that baby? How could she begin? Thinking about him for a single second— the strong grip of his small hand, his belly, the happy swing of his leg on the chair when he bit into a piece of orange—any thought of him at all brought a roaring into her ears like she'd been plunged into the ocean with a weight tied around her foot. No, she decided. No. She'd go home and try to forget and do as she'd always done, which was work hard and be thankful every day for her good health, her life.
NEW-YORK DAILY COURANT March 24, 1907 Cook Accused of Giving Typhoid to New York's Prominent Families _______________ So Say Authorities Holding Her Prisoner _______________ Sanitary Engineer Alleges She Communicates the Disease to Others Although Immune Herself
(Staff) New York—The cook for a prominent Upper East Side family has been forcibly removed from her employment and quarantined in Willard Parker Hospital after sanitary engineer and medical investigator George A. Soper alleged that she has been passing Typhoid Fever through her cooking, though she manifests no signs of the disease herself. At the time of her capture she was cooking for one of the wealthiest families on Park Avenue. Dr. Soper further alleges that the daughter of the family was battling Typhoid Fever at the time the cook was apprehended, and has since succumbed to the disease. Dr. Soper, the medical sleuth at the center of this case, put the pieces of this groundbreaking puzzle together after being called upon to investigate a Typhoid outbreak that occurred in Oyster Bay last summer. He identified the cook as an "asymptomatic carrier" of Typhoid Fever, which, in layman's terms, is a healthy-seeming person who passes a disease along without suffering any symptoms of said
disease, and most likely without any knowledge of doing so. Dr. Soper has spent several months making his case to the Department of Health, and one source reports that there are many within that organization who are skeptical about the notion of a healthy carrier, despite the evidence. It is Dr. Soper's belief that the woman poses a lifethreatening risk to all of those who eat the food she cooks, and has been the cause of Typhoid outbreaks in almost every prominent family she's worked for going back at least five years, likely longer. The case of this human culture tube, as some would describe her, is attended to with more secrecy than any other this reporter has encountered in his career. It can only be assumed that authorities do not want to further embarrass those families who hired her and welcomed her into their homes. In response to a question on how rare this woman is to science, one doctor who asked to remain anonymous answered: "We just don't know." The woman is rumored to be of fair complexion with a buxom figure and rosy cheeks. Whether she understands the charges piled against her is a matter of concern for the DOH. "We're talking about brand-new science," a senior health inspector explained. "If what Dr. Soper posits is true, then she is the first healthy carrier of Typhoid Fever discovered in North America." The butler of the family who was the cook's most recent employer, and who gave his name only as "Francis," claims that the daughter's illness and death is nothing more than a tragic coincidence. He tells us that his own wife died of the illness several years back, and so have others he's known who never had any contact with the accused cook. He claims further that the cook was healthy and showed absolutely no sign of illness. "They took her like they would a common criminal," he said, showing visible signs of distress. "And for what? I don't believe what they've said about her." A female eyewitness to the cook's capture stated that "she fought with the strength of ten men, but they overpowered her."
This incredulity, authorities say, is a matter of education, and further denials from the woman may lead to her permanent quarantine. A nurse at Willard Parker, who asked that her name be withheld, says the accused woman at the center of this case is the picture of fury. She refuses meals, declines company, and walks back and forth like a caged animal. When asked if she believes what's been alleged about the woman, the nurse replied, "I myself don't understand it, but I think the woman should try to listen to them. She's not helping herself the way she is now." Several leading doctors believe Typhoid bacilli are manufactured in the gallbladder, and a representative from the Department of Health states that if the accused woman does not submit to surgical removal of her gallbladder within the month, she will be transferred to North Brother Island in the East River, where she will remain segregated from society for an indefinite length of time. When asked for his opinion of the case, Mr. Robert Abbott, a criminal attorney who practices in New York City, says that her situation strikes him as somewhat similar to that of Niall E. Joseph, whom Boston authorities have isolated upon suspicion of being a leper.
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On the Right Trackby Sam Kadence
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Adam Corbin attends a Minnesota
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Ryunoski "Ru" Nakimura knows all about the trappings of fame. Expelled from a boy band for coming out as gay, he still wants to continue his career in music. Too bad his ex finds nothing better to do than exploit their relationship in the press, so Ru leaves California behind to lie low in Minnesota for a while.
Adam Corbin attends a Minnesota high school and wants to coast through as a typical student. He's friends with an openly gay student, Bas Axelrod, but while Adam plays football, he also stays away from much socializing. Blending in and not outing himself has been easy because he's never really been seriously interested in any of the guys he's encountered.
When Adam meets Ru in a library, Adam begins to think he's found that special young man who might make it worthwhile to just be himself. And for Ru, Adam looks like someone he might trade his fame for, if they could be together. Ru and Adam will both come to realize that courage and love must go hand in hand if they are to have a future.
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- Publication date:
- 08/15/2013
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- 184
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A sequel to the original PC hit American McGee's Alice, the new title finds a grown-up Alice finally free from Rutledge Asylum for the Insane, but still grappling with the horror and survivor's guilt of the tragic fire that killed her family 11 years earlier. Alice returns to Wonderland to uncover the truth about her past. But what was once a place of refuge has now been transformed into a sinister nightmare, and madness threatens to overcome both Alice and Wonderland. Alice: Madness Returns builds upon the distinct art style of the original game, but with new visuals, story and game design.
- Something has gone horribly wrong in Wonderland. Can Alice save her once-beautiful refuge - and herself - from the madness that consumes them both?
- Overcome unimaginable evil with an arsenal of unusual weapons, including the legendary Vorpal Blade.
- Wonderland's most famous residents are back - but not necessarily as you remember them.
- Activate your Alice: Madness Returns Online Pass to access a bonus download of the original American McGee's Alice.
- ESRB Rating: MATURE with Blood and Gore, Strong Language, Sexual Themes, and Violence
|Is Downloadable Content Available:
|Action & Adventure
|Primary Shelf ID:
|Electronic Arts
|Required Peripherals:
|Controller (Rumble)
|Video Game Platform:
|PlayStation 3
|Compatible Devices:
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|Platformer , Action Combat
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Customer Reviews | 8 reviews | 4.6 out of 5
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I bought this game just because I liked the picture on the cover. I don't get into playing too many video games, but for some reason this game really got my attention. I personally loved this game. It took me about a month to actually beat the whole game, which really disappointed me when I did. The graphics are pretty good. There is parts of this game that are very simple to do, but as you go on the game gets pretty hard & confusing! I wish there was another game like this one. I really enjoyed playing this game.
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this game is one of my favorites. people might comment and saying its too odd for their liking. but it was for me too at first. but the story line is so compelling. voices are odd. but interesting. graphics are amazing. new outfits every level. new weapons every level. and its got its creepy elements to help entertain you. and its odd elements to confuse you. but honestly. its a must buy for any gamer like myself. if you get it. dont put down the controller after the first level. otherwise its hard to get into. play it. and enjoy it. its good. i promise you that.
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