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Shokudo in Buena Vista: Skip the Kalbi
Shokudo's kalbi
Dana De Greff
In honor of the Korean New Year on January 31, we decided to stop by Shokudo in Buena Vista. Located in an old bodega on Northeast Second Avenue, it's usually a crowd-pleaser and offers up a mixture of delectable street food that can cure cravings for Asian cuisine.
We ordered the kalbi ($18). As printed on the menu, the Korean BBQ-style ribs sit in a marinade for 72 hours to soak up delicious flavors -- apples, soy sauce, brown sugar, sake, and onions -- and to take the meat to a tender level.
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When it comes to short ribs, there's no playing around. They have several layers of fat, which means that when they're cooked for too long or at too high of a temperature, they become tough.
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When it comes to grilling, a flavorful marinade -- cue the sake -- could help. Another option is a long, slow, moist method of cookery. But at Shokudo, we weren't ordering braised meat. There, the problem started at the grill.
On a recent visit, as soon as the kalbi was set in front of us, our hearts and stomachs fell. The ribs were piled on top of each other haphazardly. The marinade had formed a dark stream at the bottom of the plate.
Underneath the meat, we discovered three pieces of sautéed bok choy -- and not the wakame promised on the menu.
Off to a shaky start, our first bite pushed us closer to the edge. The short ribs were cold, and although the marinade's taste was nice, the tough -- and at times, gristly -- texture was thoroughly off-putting.
To make matters even worse, the bok choy was overcooked and too soft.
All in all, choking up $18 for this kalbi wasn't worth it. We would have been much happier with ahi tuna poke with avocado salad and some dumplings.
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My friend gave me ROMANZA for a birthday present. I cannot get enough of it. Yes, it is all in Italian, and that's the very best part of it. It starts out with Con Te Partiro (sp?) and Andrea simply sings the best in this song. When you buy it, sit down out in your porch or deck, play it and just close your eyes. You can imagine yourself being on an Italian villa sipping wine and Bocelli's voice enchants you. I find it wonderful how Andrea can go from pop to Opera! The CD ends gloriously by another version of Con Te Partiro with Sarah Brightman singing along. Sarah adds the most beautiful touch. I really think Andrea and her should sing together more. Buy this CD. You will be in for a treat your ears will never forget. Try playing this music at a dinner party serving up Fettacini Alfredo or something :-), charm your guests...charm yourself with Andrea Bocelli at his best!
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To be held on September 3 and 4, 2014, at Shibuya Hikarie, Startup Asia Tokyo is a two-day conference focusing on the growing technology and startup industry across Asia. Startup Asia Tokyo serves as a bridge connecting the Japanese technology community with the rest of Asia. The conference is also held in Singapore and Jakarta annually.
Organized by Tech in Asia, a leading media company covering technology and startups in Asia, Startup Asia Tokyo 2014 has attracted many tech leaders as speakers across the globe, including:
- Taizo Son, CEO at Movida Japan
- Tomoko Namba, founder and board member at DeNA
- Yoshikazu Tanaka, founder and CEO at GREE
- Kevin Hale, partner at Y Combinator
- Haruhisa Okamura, founder and CEO at Adways
- Robert Laing and Matthew Romaine, co-founders at Gengo
As Official Media Partner, Nikkei Asian Review will provide publisher/journalists for interviews on stage at Startup Asia Tokyo 2014. The conference will be held in both Japanese and English. Interviews on stage, depending if one is conducted in English or Japanese, will be hosted by journalists from Tech in Asia and Nikkei respectively. Simultaneous translation will be available for both Japanese and international guests attending Startup Asia Tokyo 2014.
"We're glad to be working with Tech in Asia. It is our first major step to uncover all the great tech and startup stories in Asia. Tech in Asia has done a great job reporting and connecting Asia's tech ecosystem and Nikkei will definitely like to play a part too," says Ken Koyanagi, publisher of the Nikkei Asian Review.
"Working with a big media corporation like Nikkei will certainly raise the profile of Asia's growing ecosystem," says Willis Wee, CEO and founder at Tech in Asia. "We look forward to this partnership with Nikkei because we believe it puts us one step closer to our goal. I'm glad NIKKEI is in-line with our mission."
As per Startup Asia tradition, other key highlights at the conference include the Arena startup pitch battle, Startup and Investor Speed Dating sessions, and Bootstrap Alley - a mega-exhibition that showcases over 100 startups from across Asia.
For Arena, up to 10 growth-stage startups from across Asia will be hand picked to compete for investments, media limelight, and glory. Previous Arena competitions have attracted thousands of applicants, and hundreds more are expected to apply for Arena battle in Tokyo. The submission cut-off date for Tokyo Arena is on August 8, 2014. Interested startups can find out more information here (http://startupasia.techinasia.com/tokyo2014/arena/).
Early bird discount tickets are now available for purchase. With the unique code <NIKKEI>, you can purchase Startup Asia Tokyo 2014 tickets with a 25 percent discount. For more information and updates on the event, please visit the official website (http://startupasia.techinasia.com/tokyo2014/). For corporations looking to become event sponsors, please email the Tech in Asia team at [email protected]. Startup Asia Tokyo 2014 is sponsored by Global Brain and Softlayer and with many more sponsors in the pipeline.
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Nikkei Inc. acts as an operating holding company with newspaper businesses as a core. Group operations range from books, magazines to digital media, database services, broadcasting and other activities such as economic/cultural events.
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Nikkei Asian Review brings insights from Asia, from the inside out. As part of Nikkei, one of the Asia's largest business media groups, with a 138 year history and network of over 1,300 local and international reporters on the ground in 24 bureaus across Asia, Nikkei Asian Review provides credible, comprehensive pan-Asian reporting. We report the facts about what is happening in Asia and offer insights over opinions that dig deeper into the heart of a story. Without editorial or political bias, Nikkei Asian Review tells untold stories about Asia, from Asia. You can find Nikkei Asian Review online, on mobile and tablet devices and as a weekly print edition.
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Tech in Asia is an online technology news startup based in Asia, with team members all across the region. As a crew of journalists and bloggers with a passion for new ways of delivering news, we've bonded together under one goal - to create a great Asia-focused tech news site to tell the world about the wonderful things that are happening here. More about our mission, culture, and values can be found here. www.techinasia.com/culture/
About Startup Asia
Startup Asia is Tech in Asia's signature two-day conference organized for entrepreneurs, investors, media, and the startup community across Asia. Previous speakers include CEOs, founders, and leaders from Alibaba, KakaoTalk, Twitter, Airbnb, Tencent, DeNA, Google, Rocket Internet, GREE, Rakuten, Viber, Viki, and more. More resources:
- Photos: gallery link here http://imgur.com/a/fGl2Q?gallery#1
- Startup Asia Singapore 2013: video link here http://bit.ly/1nhKmvj
- Startup Asia Jakarta 2013: video link here. http://bit.ly/1rMXxta
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-- Startup Asia Singapore 2013 http://bit.ly/1xa9yZR
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The apartment is located in the heart of Naples, in via Medina No. 13, the wide road that connects the Royal Palace/the Ancient Plebiscite, on the third floor of a historic building equipped with lift and Concierge.
The apartment of 80 sqm in total. is arranged on two levels, a wide living area downstairs, with a balcony on via Medina and views of the Church of St. George and a second balcony from kitchen area overlooks the courtyard of the Palace, the bedroom is upstairs, double services, fully furnished. The House can accommodate up to 6 people.
The apartment is currently free, after being completely renovated four years ago on a project studying Volcanic architecture that is owner, was leased for transitional periods, friends, guests, tourists and scholars often foreigners.
The apartment is particularly appreciated for its strategic location at the city centre, both by those who used it for tourist reasons for particular pedestrian neighbourhood with all the main monuments of the city centre and the Harbour to the Islands in the Gulf, both by those who used it for reasons of work, for the particular closeness to the Town Hall, the offices of the cityCentral University, the Teatro di San Carlo.
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Recycle old electronics, to help raise funds for Camp Good Days
Sunnking, in partnership with Camp Good Days and Special Times, has created a program called E-Scrap 4 Camp to turn old electronics into funds. Recycling electronics through this program will help improve the quality of life for children, adults and families whose lives have been touched by cancer. The combined efforts of everyone who recycles through this annual event will help to make a huge difference in the lives of people who have been afflicted by this disease.
Businesses and organizations in the Buffalo and Rochester area are encouraged to sign up to collect electronics from their employees, friends and family members for a one week period during the month of April 2014. Sunnking will provide boxes to collect electronics, and will pick them up for free. For every pound of electronics that Sunnking recycles from the organization or group, a monetary donation will be made to Camp Good Days to fund future programs.
This year marks the 4th E-Scrap 4 Camp fundraising campaign. In the first three years, a total of 991,006 lbs. of electronics were collected and recycled resulting in over $30,000 donated to Camp Good Days on behalf of Sunnking and each participating organization.
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We'll be celebrating Chinese New Year next week!
There'll be post Chinese New Year sales at departmental stores.
You get to sample lo hei at Chinese restaurants and eating places. It is only available during Chinese New Year. It's a salad with sashimi Chinese style. It's a group eating experience where everyone tosses the salad as high as possible. It is to symbolise the going up the ladder of success!
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Amanda Blank at Electric Pickle February 20, Tickets on Sale for $8 Until Friday
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I almost threw up in my mouth when New York Times wrote a piece of trashy pop star Kesha and made comparisons to Philly MC Amanda Blank. Yea, they are both white and they rap, but Blank has been doing it for years and has plenty of cred under her belt.
Her album, I Love You, wasn't exactly the powerhouse debut we expected from the MC, but it wasn't all bad either. It probably bites off a little too much from dirty songstress Peaches than we'd care for. Still, strong tracks like "Gimme What You Got" and "Might Like You Better" made it an enjoyable listen.
Blank also proved she could captivate a crowd after numerous Poplife appearances in Miami, finally moving to a bigger stage when she opened for Ebony Bones at Art Loves Music during Art Basel Miami Beach last month.
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Apple readying 'Unwired Airport Express Bundle' for AussiesApple Australia next month is expected to introduce a new AirPort Express bundle that may wed the company's portable Wi-Fi router with a local wireless data service.
A placeholder on the Apple Australia online store lists an "Unwired Airport Express Bundle" for $168 that's due to begin shipping sometime in the next two to three weeks. The listing, which isn't visible on the company's other online stores, includes a photo of a generic parcel package, suggesting the contents may not be entirely Apple's.
One possibility suggested by Australian Mac users is that Apple has agreed to resell service or modems from local over-the-air Internet provider Unwired alongside its most compact WiFi router. The Sydney-based firm is in the process of building a nationwide, fixed wireless telecommunications network offering carrier grade Internet services.
The service, currently available in Sydney and Melbourne, make use of a wireless network using base towers that broadcast a radio wave signal, offering speeds between 256K to 1Mbps without the need for a phone or data line. Monthly service plans range from $20 to $100 depending on bandwidth allowance and speeds.
"Travel anywhere within our coverage area and have the convenience of instant internet access at no extra cost," reads a description of the service on Unwired's website. "Take your modem from home to work, or take your work to the beach. Bring your internet connection to Uni, School, the library, or even browse through your favourite websites at your local café."
Word of the bundle surfaced a couple of weeks after one a member of the whirlpool forums suggested Australian Mac users not purchase any of the company's existing AirPort express products because he'd learned through his employer that "there will be new Airport Extreme and Airport Express within the next few weeks."
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Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Palace of Versailles and Gardens of Versailles on a half-day tour. Your expert guide will bring French history back to life as you walk through the Palace of Versailles, where King Louis XIV officially settled his court and government in 1682. Soak in the palace's Baroque architecture, admire the rooms full of art and see how some of the most infamous members of nobility really lived. Plus, avoid the long entry lines with this skip-the-line ticket!
Start your half-day Palace of Versailles (Chateau de Versailles) tour with a walk through the magnificent Gardens of Versailles (Jardins de Versailles), which contain about 210,000 flowers that are planted annually within the gardens' 1,980 acres (800 hectares). During the summer your knowledgeable guide will tell you about the development of the gardens, which are one of the most-visited attractions in France. In winter, you are free to explore the gardens at your own pace, without a guided tour.Next, bypass the queues with your skip-the-line admission into the palace! Enjoy a guided tour through the Palace of Versailles, where you'll learn about the palace's history, including its function as the center of political power in France from 1682 to 1789. Explore the palace's unique interior rooms, including the King's and the Queen's State Apartments, the Royal Chapel and the Hall of Mirrors, which served as a passageway and meeting place.
Choose to visit Versailles on a Tuesday, Saturday or Sunday during the summer (April to October) and your ticket will also include entrance to the musical gardens (Tuesday) or musical fountain shows (Saturday and Sunday). Take some extra time after your half-day guided tour to watch the wonderful fountain displays set to classical music and discover the gardens at your own pace.For a more intimate tour of Versailles, upgrade to the small-group tour. This option is limited to just 10 people, meaning you'll receive personal attention from your professional guide so you can make the most of your time at Versailles.
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Decades after being dismissed by George S. Kaufman as a genre that "closes on Saturday night," satire, like the measles and mumps, is making a comeback. And in many quarters, remains the most feared of the three conditions.
In the wake of the terrorist massacre in Paris, the new battle cry throughout the civilized world is "Je suis Charlie," meaning "I am Charlie." The phrase expresses solidarity for the four cartoonists and 13 others butchered by Islamic terrorists who attacked the satirical newspaper and a kosher market. But, actually, it's clear now that the slogan for this century should be another one: "We are screwed."
Hitler is in the news again, invoked by some ignorant people.
A decade ago, Rick Perry famously signed off an interview with the words, "Adios, mofo." Now, signing off as governor, he told the same reporter, "Adios, my friend." He might be on his way out, but he's leaving behind a cast of characters that promises years of entertainment. The price of oil might be tanking, but stupid will always be Texas' most abundant natural resource.
Since the creation of the Federal Reserve in 1913, the dollar has lost over 97 percent of its purchasing power, the US economy has been subjected to a series of painful Federal Reserve-created recessions and depressions, and government has grown to dangerous levels thanks to the Fed's policy of monetizing the debt. Yet the Federal Reserve still operates under a congressionally-created shroud of secrecy.
Everyone from Jon Stewart to Ted Cruz has mocked President Obama for not flying to France last weekend.
I received an unexpected postcard in the mail the other day from an old friend. It made my day.
The politics of the crude exports issue are confused by a lot of irresponsible reporting. Almost every story on the issue asserts that allowing exports would be politically dangerous because it would supposedly raise prices at the pump, but the claim is never credibly sourced. In fact, every single serious study has found precisely the opposite: allowing crude exports would lower prices at the pump.
Elizabeth Warren continues to bedazzle people precisely because she's not running for president. If she were to actually run for president, her power to bedazzle would diminish in a flash. To quote the sage Bob Dylan, "What looks large from a distance, close up ain't never that big."
After the tragic shooting at a provocative magazine in Paris last week, I pointed out that given the foreign policy positions of France we must consider blowback as a factor. Those who do not understand blowback made the ridiculous claim that I was excusing the attack or even blaming the victims. Not at all, as I abhor the initiation of force. The police blaming victims when they search for the motive of a criminal.
As the controversy builds over anything and everything relating to Barack Obama, many Republicans have come to believe that their party will prosper as a result.
Since 9/11, 34 people have been killed in America by Islamic jihadist terrorists.
God Bless America and how's everybody?
Like blaming a rape victim for her "provocative dress," many press pundits blame the Charlie Hebdo cartoonists (and the Danish cartoonists before them) for crossing "red lines," and inviting trouble. In the past few days the small community of American editorial cartoonists have been getting calls from their local media, asking for comments about self-censorship and what subjects we should be forbidden to draw in a free society.
Usually over the period of 12 months, you get an equal balance of good days and bad. On the playground of the cosmos, the scales tend to balance out. But holey moley catfish, seems like last year the good days spent the bulk of recess time hiding behind the equipment shed next to the monkey bars, and the teeter totter hardly moved what with that fat punk-bad days, grounded on his end of the board throwing rocks at squirrels.
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Earl Thomas & Friends Raise the Roof! Concert for the Blues Hall of Fame -Club Fox is a 21+ Venue- BUT YOU Watch this historic concert concert LIVE online from anywhere in the world!! Earl Thomas and a "Parade Of Stars" performing live, together for the very first time, on the same stage! And you can watch the entire concert ONLINE in the comfort of your living room or on your smartphone wherever in the world you may be! For tickets to this once in a lifetime internet event go to http://bit.ly/V28cxD Sunday, March 24, 1pm PST (9pm GMT for our friends in the UK and Europe) ONLINE! Live stream by VenMundi.com. Come be a part of music history and help raise the roof on the Blues Hall Of Fame Museum! This once in a lifetime blues concert with Earl Thomas, The Blues Ambassadors and special guest mc Chefjimi, will feature appearances by Kenny Neal, Lady Bianca, Sista Monica, Syreeta Neal, King Tuffnstuff, Shane Dwight, Kyle Rowland, Daniel Castro, John Nemeth, Greg Nagy, Aki Kumar, Tia Carroll, and some "via satellite" surprise guests, will be webcast live from the Club Fox in Redwood City, California! 50% of every PPV ticket sold goes directly to the Blues Foundation's Raise the Roof Campaign! So get your ticket now at http://bit.ly/V28cxD and let's raise the roof and let's make history!
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Rio de Janeiro, April
Carnaval had ended almost two months ago, but Rio didn't seem to know it.
Lincoln Aldridge wasn't surprised. He'd been to Rio before. The city could be an endless party, especially for a man with money, rugged good looks and connections.
Linc had all three but he wasn't in a partying mood. He'd been on the go for almost two weeks, first flying to Argentina, then Colombia, then Brazil. His business meetings had gone well, but he had a more important matter on his mind.
Too much time had gone by since he'd heard from his sister. Kathryn and her husband, married five months, were on what she'd called a belated honeymoon, seeing the world.
New York City was part of the world, Linc had said wryly, and he damned well expected that Kath and the husband he'd never met intended to make it part of their trip.
"Absolutely," she'd answered, sounding almost like the kid he still thought of her as being. "We're going to stop there last so we can spend some time with you. And, Linc? Get ready for a wonderful surprise!"
The best surprise would be seeing her again. Kath was twenty-two and he'd all but raised her. Now she lived in L.A., where she'd met Mark and eloped to Vegas. Linc, ten years her senior, would have felt better if he'd laid eyes on the guy before the wedding, but at least he would meet him soon.
It was why he was eager to get home.
First, though, he had to finalize the deal he'd made with entrepreneur Hernando Marques. They'd shaken hands on it but Marques wanted to sign the contract at his home. An odd request, maybe, but when a man was about to spend twenty-five million bucks a year giving Aldridge Inc. fullresponsibility for the security of all his residential and commercial properties, an odd request was okay.
"This is my poker night, Lincoln," Marques had said. "I spend it with a few old friends whose company I am sure you would enjoy. Please. Join us."
So Linc had smiled and said he looked forward to it.
A little before eight, his taxi glided through the massive iron gates that guarded the Marques estate.
Force of habit made Linc check the perimeter. One of his teams had installed the latest security systems a couple of weeks ago. Electric eyes. Hidden cameras. Sensors. He couldn't spot them all, which was as it should be, but what he saw looked perfect.
The taxi stopped at the foot of wide stone steps. His host flung the door open before Linc could ring the bell.
"Lincoln!" Marques grinned and extended his hand. "I was afraid you might have forgotten my invitation, meo amigo."
"Traffic," Linc said with a quick smile, even as he wondered at his host's reaction. Brazilians were a friendly people but Marques seemed to be taking things to a new level.
Marques led him to a leather-walled game room where a dozen or so men stood chatting in small groups near an expansive buffet laid out on a mile-long table.
"Come and meet my friends, Lincoln."
Linc shook hands, smiled, said hello and how are you to men he'd met before and others he knew by reputation. This was a gathering of some of the wealthiest men in South America. Eight years ago, when he'd started Aldridge Inc. with nothing but guts and his Special Forces experience, he'd have given anything to have been invited to an evening like this.
Now, it was Marques's guests who expressed pleasure at meeting him.
He moved from group to group, eating a little, drinking hardly at all, wondering when he could get away. No one seemed in a hurry to play cards.
At last, Marques sought him out again. He was smiling but tiny drops of sweat stood out on his forehead. Something was wrong. Had the man decided against the deal despite the binding handshake?
"Hernando," he said pleasantly. "I was just going to look for you. This is great but"
"But you have had a long day and you wish for an early night."
"I'm glad you understand."
"I do. So perhapsperhaps, now, we might adjourn to the library toto"
"To sign the contract," Linc said, his eyes on the other man's.
"Certainly. To sign the contract." Marques hesitated. "And to talk."
The library was big and leather-paneled like the game room. A pair of French doors graced the far end; a fire blazed on the hearth of a stone fireplace to ward off the faint chill of the night.
Marques offered brandy. A cigar. Coffee. Linc said no to all three.
"Something's on your mind, Hernando." Linc's tone was polite but cool. "I'd appreciate it if you'd just get to it."
His host nodded. Licked his lips. Fussed at the logs on the hearth with a poker before finally looking at Linc.
"This is difficult for me, Lincoln."
"But there is something I must ask." A quick laugh. "I am not good at asking for favors. Not that this is a favor, exactly. I mean, it is something that will surely benefit you, as well as me."
Here it comes, Linc thought, folding his arms over his chest. A request to change the terms of their agreement? To renegotiate the price? What else could it be?
"And what is it you must ask?"
Marques cleared his throat. "You are unmarried Lincoln. That is correct, yes?"
"Excuse me?"
"I said, you are single. Am I right?"
Linc frowned. What did his marital status have to do with anything? "Uh, yes. Yes, I'm single."
"No children, then?"
"Marques. What is this about?"
"Because, you see, it is possible only a man with a childwith a daughterwould understand my feelings on this matter."
"What matter?"
Marques looked at him, then away. "I have a daughter. She is youngbut," he added quickly, "mature for her age."
"I'm afraid I don't see what"
"She is also bright and well-educated. Obedient and well-mannered. And"
And, Linc thought in horror, as the truth began to sink in, Marques wanted to marry her off. To him?
"I am a modern man, Lincoln. Still, when it comes to my daughter, I have some old-fashioned ways."
Hell. Absolutely to him. He'd heard about this kind of thing, of course, arranged marriages, especially in wealthy families in Europe and South America
" would never hand her off to a man I didn't trust and respect "
They did this back home, too. Not quite this openly but he'd been the target of a couple of attempts at marriage brokering. He was in his thirties, he was single, he was well-off
Why think in polite euphemisms? He was rich and that was fine because he'd gotten that way strictly on his own. Nobody had given him anything in this life, which made what he'd acquiredthe homes, the cars, the private planeall the more enjoyable.
And his looks were acceptable.
Okay. Most women made it clear his looks were more than acceptable. He'd always had his pick of women, even back in the days he'd never had more than ten bucks in his pocket. So, yeah, he'd been here before. Approached, you could call it, by some of New York's best-known grands dames. They had daughters and he was, by their reckoning, eligible, and so what if his blood wasn't as blue as theirs?
You'd love my Emma, they said. Or, Why don't you come out to our place in Easthampton this weekend? Glenna will be there. You do remember Glenna, don't you?
Yes, but nobody had ever come straight out and said, Here's my daughter. I'd like you to marry her.
" a charming young woman, Lincoln, polite and very willing to accommodate. If you'd simply agree to meet her"
"Hernando." Linc took a deep breath. "II want you to know I appreciate howhow direct you're being. This can't be easy for you."
Marques gave a little laugh. "It's one of the most difficult things I've ever done."
"I'm sure it is but the thing isthe thing is"
A polite knock sounded at the door. A servant popped his head in, smiled apologetically and said something in rapid Portuguese.
Marques sighed. "My wife is on the phone, Lincoln. I'll take the call in my office. She is visiting her sister, but you know how it is with women."
Linc didn't. Not with wives, at any rate, and he had every intention of keeping it that way.
"I'll only be a minute. Help yourself to some brandy while you consider my proposition."
Linc waited until the door closed. Then he muttered an oath and decided brandy was a fine idea.
How did a man turn down what Marques called a proposition? Grimly, he poured an inch of amber liquid into a snifter. He didn't want to insult him. He didn't want to lose this account, either, but if that was what it took to get out of here
What was that?
Had something stirred outside the French doors? Clouds had moved in to obscure the moon; the light was poor, but Yes. There it was again. He had a better look now, enough to be sure what was out in the darkness wasn't a something.
It was a someone.
Linc put down the brandy glass. He moved slowly, instinctively falling back into survival tactics honed to a fine edge years ago. Adrenaline pulsing through him, breathing steady, he felt himself come alive as he always had in moments like this.
The handles to the French doors were almost within reach. One more step
He exploded into action, yanked the doors open, threw himself into the night and wrapped his arms around the intruder.
Wrapped his arms around a woman.
Definitely a woman. Her long hair swept across his face. Her breasts filled his hands. Her rounded bottom pressed against his groin. She fought him with all her strength, which was considerable, but it was no match for his.
A cry rose in her throat. Linc sensed it coming and clapped his hand over her mouth. For all he knew, she had an accomplice.
The feel of his hand increased her frenzy. She twisted like a wild thing caught in a trap. Linc lifted her off the ground and drew her, hard, against his body. She grunted. Her elbows slammed into his belly. Her heels rapped his shins.
He put his mouth to her ear.
"Stop it," he hissed.
She fought harder. Deliberately, he spread his hand over not just her mouth but her nose.
"I said, stop!"
Another jab. Another kick. His hand pressed more insistently. After a few seconds she sagged against him but he wasn't fooled. The fight had gone out of her too fast. She was faking it.
He put his mouth to her ear again. She smelled of roses or maybe lily of the valley. He wasn't much on flowers or scents. All he knew was that she fought like a man, but she sure as hell smelled like a woman.
"Behave, or it's lights out. You hear me?"
A second passed. Then she nodded. Slowly, carefully, he eased his hand from her face and swung her toward him.
"Who are you?" he demanded. "What are you doing here?"
"Let go of me!"
It was too dark to see her features, but he could hear the fury in her voice, sharp with command and condescension. It was almost enough to make him laugh, but laughing when your best security system had been breached didn't quite cut it.
"I asked you a question, lady. What's your name? How'd you get past the gate?"
"You asked two questions. And I gave you an order. Let go of me. Now!"
He did laugh then; how could he help it? The woman, who had been speaking in lightly accented English, spat out a phrase in Portuguese he was pretty sure women didn't generally use.
Right then, the moon decided to put in an appearance. It was only a quarter moon but it gave enough light for him to see her.
His breath caught.
She was, in a word, spectacular. Long blond hair. Big blue eyes. Razor-sharp cheekbones, an elegant nose, lush mouth and a body made for sin, poured into a black one-piece thing that lovingly molded every feminine curve.
"How dare you look at me that way?"
He'd seen a lot of thieves in his life but never one who looked like this.
"Damn you," she said, "are you deaf? I said"
"I heard what you said."
Was that really his voice? So low? So hoarse? Better still, was this really happening? Was he holding an intruder in his arms who looked like every man's dream?
She began to struggle. He drew her closer. Her breasts, her belly, pressed against his. Was it the sense of danger? Was it the feel of her? Whatever the cause, his body responded in a heartbeat.
He froze. So did she.
"Let go," she said, her voice suddenly trembling. "If you don't, I swear, you'll pay for this."
She was right, he would. Once he dragged her into the house, told Marques, the contract they'd yet to sign would go down the drain
In which case, wasn't he entitled to some compensation?
The thought was cold; the swift rise of heat in his blood was not. He wasn't a man to take what had not been offered, but suddenly that didn't matter. Nothing did, except the feel of the woman in his arms.
Deliberately, he cupped her face with one hand. Tilted it up to his. She read what was coming and gasped, beat her fists against his shoulders.
He didn't give a damn. Slowly, he bent his head to hers and kissed her.
She made a sound of protest. Tried to twist her head away. He wouldn't let it happen. He thrust his fingers into her hair, felt it slide like silk through his hand and went on kissing her.
Kissing her. Kissing her
She ignited like dry tinder under the flame of a match. Her hands slid up his chest. Her mouth softened. She gave a sexy little moan
A light came on just outside the house.
The woman stiffened. Linc, lost in the moment, started to draw her into the shadows.
"No!" she gasped, and sank her teeth into his bottom lip.


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