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MARTINSBURG - After retiring from their corporate lives in 2012, Robert Baird and Cheryl Abbott decided they wanted to open a pizza parlor in Martinsburg.
"We wanted to offer something different in the pizza menu in this area," Baird said in a recent interview. "Also, my wife and I have a passion for cooking, so we wanted to try our skills in the culinary field."
That led to Roberto's Pizza at 43 Aikens Center off Edwin Miller Boulevard, which the couple opened around the beginning of the month.
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From left, team member Grant Anderson, co-owner Robert Baird and team leader Saira Caffarelli stand outside the recently opened Roberto's Pizza in the Aikens Center off Edwin Miller Boulevard in Martinsburg.
Originally from Nova Scotia, Canada, Abbott was an industrial engineer.
Baird is originally from Ontario, Canada, via Philadelphia. He was a process efficiency expert, who traveled around the world for the past 13 years to improve the quality, productivity and efficiency of Gemalto's, a digital security company, and its far-flung offices. Before that, he worked for Schlumberger Oil Field Services for 20 years.
They ended up in Martinsburg because their daughter, Katelyn, married a Marine from Hedgesville, David Schafer, and they presented Robert and Cheryl with their first grandchild last year.
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Roberto's Pizza at 43 Aikens Center,
off Edwin Miller Boulevard, Martinsburg.
Open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays, and from noon to 8 p.m. Sundays.
To place orders, call 304-260-4088 or go online at www.robertospizzawv.com
"We think we're filling a niche," Baird said. "All the pizza menus around here are the same. We offer gourmet items."
As well as a variety of items not found on most pizza menus, he said.
"We have a 35-year-old recipe for homemade pierogies," Baird said. "It's a stuffed pasta, but it's a different kind of dough. It's from the Baltic. Potato and cheese is the standard filling."
They got the recipe from his brother's Ukrainian wife's baba, or grandmother.
Baird and Abbott also have a 35-year-old recipe for homemade tomato sauce, which they prepare themselves on site, as well mixing their own dough.
They offer a pita pizza on pita bread, which is healthier, he said, adding that everything is baked; nothing is fried.
Another specialty is venison gourmet pizza, which they call Wild and Wonderful pizza. The venison is FDA-approved and farm-raised.
"We have three main company values," Baird explained. "People, customer service and the quality of our products."
Roberto's nine employees are all involved in the management and development of the business, he said.
"It's engagement," Baird said. "Everyone is involved and it's really, really good. Most come from the restaurant business and they're all local. We've been very fortunate to run into these people. They've all jumped right in. They've wanted to learn. They're conscientious. They want to do a good job."
And because they have kept their capital expenses down, Baird and Abbott are able to pay their employees more than other local pizza parlors pay, Baird said.
Customer service dovetails with getting the employees involved.
"We pay a lot of attention to training and retraining in health procedures - we don't want to hurt anyone - and to get our order times down," Baird said. "The employees come up with the solutions as we continue to work to improve our delivery times."
Roberto's gets reports on where the deliveries are going and who are the better customers, Baird said.
"So, once a month, I'm going to make deliveries and take those customers something free, something special," he said.
Roberto's will cater business luncheons, not simply deliver pizza to an office.
"We set up the pizzas and explain the quality of the product," Baird said.
Also, customers can suggest pizza-of-the-month recipes and the new pizza will be named for the customer who suggested the recipe.
"We want our customers to be involved," Baird said.
Baird and Abbott are not afraid to pay for quality products.
"We pay double for cheese and we use thick-sliced Boar's Head pepperoni," he cited as examples. "We're willing to do things differently and do them good."
They also are investigating local producers for their ingredients.
"It's a model that will bring us to a competitive edge," Baird said. "But our prices are in line with other pizza restaurants."
In the future, indoor- and outdoor-table seating will be added to the current location and the couple is planning to open a second restaurant.
"We looked at franchises," Baird said. "But the No. 1 stopper was creativity. Franchises won't let you change the menu. You can't be creative. That would have killed us."
- Staff writer John McVey can be reached at 304-263-3381, ext. 128.


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DEFER STEMI - A new approach to heart attack treatment
DEFER STEMI - A new approach to heart attack treatment
Issued: Thu, 23 May 2013 16:49:00 BST
A Randomized Trial of Deferred Stenting versus Immediate Stenting to Prevent No-Reflow in Acute ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction
Authors: 1,2David Carrick MRCP; 2Margaret McEntegart MRCP, 3Caroline Haig MSc, 1Mark C. Petrie MRCP, 1Hany Eteiba FRCP, 1Stuart Hood FRCP, 1Colum Owens MRCP, 1Stuart Watkins MRCP, 1Mitchell Lindsay MRCP, 1Eileen Peat MRCP, 2Alan Rae FRCP, 1,2Jamie Layland MRCP, 4Miles Behan FRCP, 5Arvind Sood MRCP, 1W. Stewart Hillis FRCP, 1,2Ify Mordi MRCP, 2Ahmed Mahrous MSc, 1Nadeem Ahmed BMedSci, 1Rebekah Wilson, 6Laura Lasalle MPH, 6Philippe Généreux MD, 3Ian Ford PhD, 1Keith G. Oldroyd FRCP, 1,2Colin Berry FRCP.
Institutions: 1 BHF Glasgow Cardiovascular Research Centre, Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, University of Glasgow; 2West of Scotland Heart and Lung Centre, Golden Jubilee National Hospital; 3Robertson Centre for Biostatistics, University of Glasgow; 4Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh; 5Hairmyres Hospital, Lanarkshire; 6Cardiovascular Research Foundation and Columbia University Medical Center, New York City.
Heart attack is caused by the sudden blockage of a coronary artery due to a blood clot. This life-threatening condition, known as ST-elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), is treated by opening the blocked artery with a catheter and then placing a stent. However, once the coronary artery is open, placing a stent can dislodge the blood clot and coronary flow may suddenly reduce or cease. This problem, known as 'no-reflow', causes heart failure and even death (Figure 1).
In this study, we assessed whether deferred stenting for a few hours might prevent no-reflow and improve treatment outcomes. In the DEFER-STEMI trial, Professor Berry and colleagues undertook a prospective randomised controlled proof-of-concept trial in acute STEMI patients in the Golden Jubilee National Hospital (Glasgow, UK). Patients with one or more risk factors for no-reflow were eligible if normal blood flow was initially established after re-opening the blocked artery. Randomisation was to deferred stenting with an intention-to-stent 4-16 hours later or conventional treatment with immediate stenting. This time window was chosen to permit sufficient time for the beneficial effects of reperfusion (i.e. at least 4 hours) while temporising the length of time that a patient might wait for the second procedure (i.e. maximum 16 hours). The primary outcome was the occurrence of no/slow-reflow based on independent analysis of the coronary angiograms blind to treatment allocation. These analyses were carried out by the Cardiovascular Research Foundation Angiographic Core Laboratory in New York, USA. DEFER STEMI was publically registered as a clinical trial (NCT01717573).
Between 11th March 2012 - 21st Nov 2012, 411 STEMI patients were treated in the Golden Jubilee National Hospital. All of these patients were entered in a registry. Of these, 101 patients (mean age 60 years, 69% male) with eligibility criteria were randomised (n=52 deferred group, n=49 immediate stenting). The clinical characteristics in both groups were similar. The median (IQR) time to the second procedure in the deferred group was 9 (6, 12) hours. Compared with immediate stenting, fewer patients in the deferred group had no/slow-reflow or intra-procedural thrombotic complications (Figure 2) and blood flow in the culprit coronary artery at the end of the procedure was better in the deferred group than in the immediately stented group (p=0.02). Two patients in the deferred group had a recurrent STEMI (< 6h). These patients promptly received a stent and had uncomplicated progress. In conclusion, deferred stenting in STEMI patients with clinical risk factors for no-reflow improved culprit artery blood flow and reduced complications during primary PCI. This new approach to heart attack treatment is simple, pragmatic and potentially widely applicable.
Our study was supported by the British Heart Foundation and NHS Scotland.
DEFER STEMI was presented at a Featured Research Session on March 9th, 2013 at the American College of Cardiology Annual Scientific Sessions.
Published 23rd May 2013
Correspondence: Professor Colin Berry, BHF Glasgow Cardiovascular Research Centre, Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences, 126 University Place, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, G12 8TA, Scotland, UK. Telephone: +44 (0) 141 330 1671 or +44 (0) 141 951 5000. Fax +44 (0) 141 330 6794 Email: email@example.com
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Well, it's week four in the Mid-Penn conference and this week I'll be heading out to see the Waynesboro Indians take on the Middletown Blue Raiders in a game between two unbeatens. In the meantime, it's Friday, so that means it's time to let you all know who the players to watch for this week:
Anthony Holmes-QB Harrisburg - The Cougars will need Holmes to come through this week to bring them to .500
Andre Campbell-QB-Steel-High- Palmyra gave up over 40 points last week, Campbell is licking his chops.
Rodney Ramsey-RB-Middletown- 6 TD's in three games, Cleezy notices.
Jordan Smith-WR-Steel-High- Last week I told you he was heating up, this week, he'll be on fire.
Justin Shirk-RB-Central Dauphin- Mr. Clutch will need to come through for the Rams against Bishop McDevitt this weekend.
Christian Kuntz- RB-Trinity- Expect a huge game from the Penn State recruit this week against Susquenita
Jesse Smart- James Buchanan-QB- Quietly, Jesse is airing it out for J.B.
Chris Parthemore- Cedar Cliff- TE- The big target looks to make an impact this weekend.
Mike McCullough-LM-Red Land- A leader on the Patriots defense.
Caleb Boyer- LM-Cumberland Valley- Ready to get revenge on Central Dauphin East after last year's loss.
Tarahje Gratkowski-LM- Bishop McDevitt- He'll need to make a difference against Central Dauphin this Saturday.
Trevon Johnson-DB- Gettysburg has had a rough start this year but Johnson is one of the better defensive backs in the Mid-Penn.
Chaz Schaeffer-West Perry- The Junior linebacker plays big for the Mustangs
Harrisburg Cougars - With the passing of their principal this week, Evangelene Kimber, the Cougars will take the field with heavy hearts against Carlisle High School on Sunday at 2 p.m. @ John Harris. The funeral is on Saturday at Harrisburg High School.
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NEW YORK — Gasoline prices are getting an early start on their annual spring march higher, and commuters and day-trippers may do a double-take this weekend,
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The Charleston-North Charleston area had the highest gas prices as of Friday in South Carolina: $3.32 per gallon of regular unleaded.Myrtle Beach was the cheapest place to fill up, with an average of $3.22.Source: fuelgaugereport.com
The reason: Friday brought the biggest one-day pop in pump prices in nearly two years. The nationwide average price for a gallon of gas jumped 4 cents overnight to $3.46 a gallon from Thursday, according to AAA. That makes a three-day gain of 10 cents. The average in South Carolina was $3.26 Friday, the travel club said. The culprits: Rising crude oil prices, slowing output at refineries that are undergoing maintenance, and low supplies of gasoline.
These are the kinds of things that push gasoline prices higher every spring after what is normally a lull in the late fall and early winter. But a heavy schedule of January maintenance at West Coast refineries has led to sharply higher prices there.
Meanwhile, low inventories have pushed prices higher on the East Coast.
And rising crude oil prices, fueled by stronger economic growth and higher expectations for energy usage, have pushed prices higher throughout the country.
"I'm not surprised at what I'm seeing, but I am surprised it's coming early," said Tom Kloza, chief oil analyst at the Oil Price Information Service.
Overall, gas prices are now up 17 cents this year. At the retail level, they have risen for 15 days straight, according to AAA, Oil Price Information Service and Wright Express.
So far in 2013, gas has been cheaper than it was last year. But that could change by this weekend as stations pass along their higher wholesale costs to drivers.
But consider this as you fill up on your way to a Super Bowl party this weekend: Analyst Stephen Schork notes that while gasoline prices may seem high, they haven't risen nearly as fast as tickets to the big game. When the first Super Bowl was played 46 years ago, gasoline cost about 32 cents per gallon and Super Bowl tickets cost $10. Now gasoline is $3.42 and a seat in a distant corner of the Superdome costs $2,236 on the ticket-reselling site StubHub.
Put another way, a ticket to the Super Bowl in 1966 was worth about 31 gallons of gasoline then, enough for 2 fill-ups. A ticket to Sunday's game between the Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers in New Orleans is worth 650 gallons — enough to fill a mid-size sedan 43 times.
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Sienna Miller and her boyfriend, 'Pirate Radio' actor Tom Sturridge, are reportedly expecting a child, according to Us Weekly. There's no confirmation from the actress's camp and a rep for Sturridge told the magazine, "We don't comment on our client's personal lives." A source tell the magazine that the two are "really good together" but "don't have any plans to marry right away, if at all."
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Apple cider, apple pies, apple butter and lots and lots of bags and crates of apples could be seen at fall festivals in Hartford and Lordstown this weekend.
This year's installment was especially noteworthy in Hartford, as it is marking its 50th anniversary.
Suzanne Burns, the first woman to serve as festival chair, said the inaugural festival was in 1964 at the Sharon Speedway. Three years later, it moved to the township center where it remains today.
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Burns said residents Ken Kepner and Ralph Stewart, a township trustee, started the festival and it has grown ever since with the help of the fire department and residents.
''This really brings the community together every year. This is a small-town community with a lot of heart. People want to come back for this festival. It's like Hartford's reunion. The kids, the military and families are all here,'' Burns said.
The festival has been held every year on the third weekend in September.
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Ben Anspach, groundsman for the event, said the biggest draws are the parade, queen contest, arm wrestling competition, musical entertainment and - of course - the apples.
''Everyone sells different apple products. The churches have their own booths where they sell apples,'' he said.
Betty Burnett and Mary Samuels, both of Hartford Community Church, were among the many church members who baked 238 pies for the event; they were gone by the second day of the festival.
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Meanwhile in Lordstown, Lions Club members Troy Cash, Greg Fisher, Roy Dixon and others spent the day making apple cider with 12 crates of apples each weighing 1,000 pounds.
Fisher said club members use a special apple press that is always a big hit with the public.
''Last year it broke down and the public was upset because they like to watch,'' he said.
Cash said the cider comes straight from the apple.
''It's good, pasteurized straight from the apple. Nothing is added and nothing is taken away,'' Fisher said.
By Saturday afternoon they had gone through more than half of the crates.
Cash said while the cider and the food are sold by the fire department, local churches hold dinners and residents enjoy the rides and games. A few local teachers had agreed to sit in the dunking booth.
The parade was held on Sunday with grand marshals Glen and Caren Chaney, owners of the former Chaney's IGA.


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Debt relief under the Highly-Indebted Poor Country (HIPC) initiative and the MDRI has increased beneficiary countries' borrowing space. While this development is positive, it raises concerns regarding potential mismanagement of this new borrowing space that could result in rapid re-accumulation of external debt as well as increased demand for IDA grants, which are allocated on the basis of countries risk of debt distress.
The NCBP is a two-pronged policy involving creditor outreach as well as measures aimed at borrowers to reduce the risk of overborrowing. Through creditor outreach the NCBP aims to encourage other creditors to incorporate debt sustainability considerations and the information provided by the Debt Sustainability Framework (DSF) into their lending decisions. The second prong, aimed at borrowers, includes capacity building efforts to help countries manage their debt and a renewed emphasis on improved adherence to reporting requirements. The second prong also involves IDA responses for cases in which the NCBP is breached, such as reductions in volumes, or adjustment of IDA lending terms.
A key building block of the NCBP is the establishment of debt limits for countries subject to the policy. The minimum grant element required under the NCBP of 35 percent or higher, should a higher minimum level be required under an existing IMF arrangement. However, the NCBP is not a blanket restriction on non-concessional borrowing. It includes a differentiated methodology for setting debt limits based on a country's macroeconomic and public financial management capacity and debt vulnerability. Eligibility to the different Non-Concessional Borrowing Options is updated each fiscal year.


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- Plus Decoration Mini Roller (Red Ribbon pattern)
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- Two different colors of card stock
- White piece of paper
- Glue stick, glue dots or hot glue gun
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- Charm
- Round nose pliers
- Jewelry adhesive
Use the cupcake roller and stamp the image onto a piece of white paper. Choose one of the images and cut it out. Place aside for now.
Take a piece of cardstock and cut a 9-1/2 X 3/4" piece. Cut two 1" diameter circles. Then using the mini decoration roller stamp images onto the long strip by holding it steady and rolling it onto the paper.
Note: If you have a die that precuts the rosettes, then use it to save time. Here is what it looks like using a die cut strip.
Take the second piece of cardstock and cut a 9-1/2" X 1" piece.
Cut two 1-1/2 " diameter circles.
Fold the 9-1/2" cardstock papers accordion style into 1/4" folds.
Take the two ends of the strip and glue together to secure them to create a circle.
Once the glue has dried, you will need to place the ring on solid surface and gently press the outer sides of the circle down.
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Glue the toothpick to bottom side of the rosette.
Cut a 4" piece of wire. Using the round nose pliers, take one end to make a double loop.
To finish the rosette glue a charm to the double loop. Then glue the other end to the rosette.
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Born to be Wild (Others Series #9)by Christine Warren
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Josie Barrett brings out the animal in men. Literally. As the local veterinarian in a town that's approximately seventy percent Othersmostly shapeshiftersJosie deals with beastly situations all the time. It's practically part of her job description. But when the werewolves of Stone Creek, Oregon, start turning downright feral, Josie smells a
Josie Barrett brings out the animal in men. Literally. As the local veterinarian in a town that's approximately seventy percent Othersmostly shapeshiftersJosie deals with beastly situations all the time. It's practically part of her job description. But when the werewolves of Stone Creek, Oregon, start turning downright feral, Josie smells a ratamong other, more dangerous critter.
Teaming up with the ferociously sexy Eli Pace, a full-time sheriff and part-time were-lion, Josie tries to contain the shapeshifting problem before it spreads like a virus. But when more shifters get infectedand stuck in their animal formsthe fur really begins to fly. Josie and Eli have to find the cause, fast, before the whole town goes to the dogs. But first, they have to wrestle with a few animal urges of their own.
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Chapter One
Dr. Josephine Barrett had just flipped off the lights in her triage area when a low, heavy pounding thundered at the clinic's back door. So much for the novel experience of eating her pizza while it was still hot.
For a split second, she debated hiding behind the ultrasound cart and pretending the office was already closed, locked, and deserted; but that was just cowardly, not to mention irresponsible. No one would be trying to knock down the door on a Saturday night unless they had a genuine emergency. And it wasn't like this was Portland, where the next clinic down the road could take the case. In the tiny, rural town of Stone Creek, Oregon, Josie was the only veterinarian in twenty miles, and there was no way she could turn her back on a patient in need.
No matter how strong the urge.
Sighing, she flipped the light switch back up. Fine, but if this is Mrs. Cowlitz's Persian with Dentu-Creme matted in its coat again, I swear to God I will not be responsible for the size of my bill.
Grabbing her stethoscope, Josie strode to the rear of the clinic and pushed open the heavy security door. "The office is closed right now. Is this an emergency?"
The second sentence bounced off the back of a large and fast-moving male form that hadn't bothered waiting for her to step aside and let it in. The intruder shouldered straight past her and over to one of two surgical-steel exam tables at the far side of the room. Her subconscious barely had time to register recognition of the local sheriff in time to choke off an irritated threat about calling the police.
"Sheriff Pace, I'm not sure if you realize this, but it's after nine o'clock, and I've been—"
Whatever she'd been about to say died in her throat as the uniformed figure stepped to the side to reveal the ragged bundle he'd just deposited on the table.
"Jesus Christ!"
Josie bolted forward, shoved the sheriff out of the way, and peeled aside a corner of the reflective silver survival blanket. She pressed her palm hard against the bloody, matted fur beneath a limp forelimb. The beat she felt there was weak, but discernible.
"What the hell happened?"
"Your guess is as good as mine," the deep voice answered, sounding taut and . . . displeased, "as long as it involves at least one round from a .50-caliber hunting rifle."
"Where?" Now intently focused, she ran her hands over the rest of a shockingly still gray body, searching for wounds.
"Left flank."
Josie grunted, shoved the blanket entirely aside, and began probing the heavy muscle he'd indicated. Or rather, where that muscle should have been. Right now there was more blood than meat. A long, ragged trough of flesh had been carved out of the animal's leg just below the hip.
She swore again and grabbed a packet of sterile packing from the counter just behind the table. While she tore it open, she ran an educated eye over the rest of the still form. "Any others?"
"Bullet wounds? Not that I saw, but she's a mess. I didn't waste a lot of time checking her over. I thought I'd leave that to you."
Pressing the wad of cloth against the top of the wound where it bled sluggishly, Josie applied pressure and jerked her chin in the sheriff's direction. "I need to hold this in place for a minute, so I'll need your hands. You're going to take her rear paws in one hand and the front in the other and gently roll her over so I can check her other side. But first, you're going to grab that blue muzzle on the counter and slip it over her nose. When it's in place, you can tie it off at the back of her head."
"She's unconscious. I don't think she's in any condition to take a chunk out of me—"
"I don't care," Josie cut in. "You just brought me a critically injured adult female timber wolf. She might be too weak to fight, but I'm not taking the chance. And more importantly, you're not taking the chance in my hospital. Pain makes us all do strange things, and it's not like she's wearing a rabies tag." She scowled and nodded toward the counter. "Muzzle."
The sheriff obeyed, and since she didn't have time to wonder how he felt about it, Josie couldn't have cared less whether or not his macho sensibilities had tinged his movements with reluctance. She just concentrated on applying pressure to the bullet graze and waited for him to turn the injured wolf onto her other side. A quick assessment when he did revealed a few scratches, but nothing that looked nearly as serious as the wound she'd already seen.
She nodded. "Okay. Back over." When he had the animal resettled, she grabbed his right hand and pressed it down on the gauze packing. "Hold this. Firmly."
He didn't bother to protest, and Josie didn't bother to mention that she didn't care for being stared at, especially not when the injured animal opened her eyes and fixed Josie with a steady, amber gaze. That was an observer she'd deal with happily.
Josie's hands were already moving to the hole at the front of the muzzle and lifting the animal's lips to peer into her mouth. The fact that the wolf didn't even blink was making her nervous. As was the pale, pale sticky surface of the animal's gums.
"I'm sorry, girl," she murmured, her voice pitched soft and soothing even while her movements remained briskly efficient. "I know it hurts, but you're being so good. Just be good for a few more minutes, and I promise I'm going to do everything I can to help you."
The wolf didn't move, but she whined and the tip of her tongue flicked out the end of the muzzle, almost as if she understood. Josie repeated the promise to herself and shrugged her stethoscope into place, positioning the chest piece behind the animal's elbow and listening intently. Then she frowned.
Her hand went automatically to her pocket and pulled out her ophthalmoscope. When she peered into the wolf's dark golden eyes, she nearly dropped the instrument on the poor thing's nose.
"This is not a wolf," she blurted out.
The wolf whined.
The sheriff frowned. "What do you mean?"
"I mean that this"—Josie pointed, pointedly—"this is not a timber wolf. It's a human being."
The sheriff lifted an eyebrow.
"Okay, she looks like a wolf," Josie conceded, "but she's not. Or at least, that's not all she is. She's Lupine."
"How can you know that?"
"Because I went to school for four years and did another six months of internship and three years of residency to learn how to identify and treat members of canine species. This"—she pointed again, for emphasis—"is not canine. She only has a partial tapetum lucidum."
"A reflective layer of tissue behind the retina that helps to reflect light and enhance night vision. In canines, the tapetum lucidum lines the entire back of the eye's lens. Hers is concentrated just around the fovea. If she were a wolf, that would be really, really not natural."
The sheriff shrugged. "Okay, I'll take your word for it. But I don't think it matters all that much. She's still hurt, and you're still a doctor, so how about you give a comparative anatomy lesson later and just patch her up right now?"
"Didn't you hear me? She's human. I'm an animal doctor. I can't treat a human being."
"No, she's not. She's Lupine, but at the moment she's got more physically in common with Mr. Potter's springer spaniel than with Mr. Potter." He spoke slowly, as if she needed extra time for comprehension. As if she hadn't graduated at the top of her class from both Reed College and the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine. "Not to mention that Dr. Shad's office is closed until Monday, and I don't think it would be in her best interest to wait for an appointment. So what do you say? Why don't you take a shot at it? You know, as long as we're here."
Although the impulse to inject the man with a horse laxative tugged at her seductively, Josie's sense of responsibility and medical ethics won out. Turning her back on the sheriff, she placed her stethoscope against the wolf's belly and tried to hear any important sounds over the angry throbbing of blood in her ears. A soft whoosh immediately caught her attention.
Frowning, she shifted the scope a few inches caudally and listened again. Then she straightened up and pressed the tips of her fingers gently against the wolf's abdomen.
"Grab that phone and press the button next to the name andrea," she ordered, looking back up at the sheriff. "There's internal bleeding. She's going to need surgery."
"And tell her to hurry. Otherwise I'm going to have to teach you how to tube and anesthetize an injured Lupine."
Without a word, the sheriff turned and strode for the phone. Apparently he approved of Josie's decision to go into private practice rather than teaching.
Eli waited in the clinic for almost three hours, despite Dr. Barrett's warning that the surgery would be a long one and she'd be happy to call him with an update when it was finished. His shift was over, had been over before he'd stumbled on the still, bleeding form of the injured Lupine a little before nine o'clock. So he had nowhere else he had to be. At least, not for another seven or eight hours.
He supposed he could have gone home and tried to sleep—Gods knew his gritty eyeballs and the headache pounding at the back of his skull indicated a need for the unfamiliar stuff—but sleep wasn't going to cure the restlessness that had been crawling along his hide for the past couple of weeks. What he needed was the good solid prowl he'd had planned for the end of his shift, the one he'd had to abandon in order to get the wolf to the vet.
After nearly three weeks of double and triple shifts for himself and the two deputies he employed who hadn't succumbed to the latest flu that was going around, Eli thought he deserved a few hours to cut loose, shed his human skin, and let the beast inside him out to run. Instead, he'd barely gotten his uniform collar unbuttoned before he'd scented the blood.
He hadn't heard the shot, which was strange, but between the growl of his SUV's engine, the crackle of his police scanner, and the voice on the cell phone he'd held to his ear, he supposed there was a chance he'd just missed it. It had been another long shift, after all, at the end of another long week of them, and he'd been on the phone with Ramsey when he pulled into the gravel parking area at the edge of the forest, so he supposed he should forgive himself for his distraction. He hadn't realized anything was wrong until he'd stepped out of the truck and taken his first deep breath of the crisp spring air.
The sweet tang of fresh blood had filled his head and sent hunger momentarily stretching through him. Then he'd sniffed again and realized he wasn't smelling a fresh deer carcass or the remains of some coyote's rabbit dinner. The blood smelled heavier than that, with the curious bitterness of a predatory animal and the peculiar thickness of a large spill.
Something had been near death. Some Lupine had been near death.
It hadn't taken him long to find her. All he'd needed to do was follow his nose, and since he hadn't known precisely what he would find, he'd tracked the odor on two feet instead of four, with his radio in one hand and the other on the holster of his service revolver. His flashlight had stayed in his belt. After all, in the darkness he had the eyes of a cat.
She had fallen near the base of a huge pine tree, the kind of old growth that had always made the logging companies just a little bit nervous. A sniff and a quick touch had confirmed that she was still alive, so Eli had wasted no time in scooping her up and carrying her back to his truck, but he'd made note of where he'd found her so he could return in the daylight and go over the scene. Cat's eyes or no, some things could still be overlooked in the dark.
Now that he'd deposited the Lupine safely in the doctor's care, Eli couldn't stop thinking about the incongruity of the situation. Hunters rarely roamed the area around Stone Creek. The town's reputation reached too far for most people to feel real comfortable about shooting something that might or might not have passed them in the Home Depot a few hours earlier. Even the fundamentalists who liked to talk big about how Others were abominations who should be hunted down and killed tended not to like the odds of getting away with taking that kind of action in a place where two-thirds of the local population was something other than human.
Which meant that only locals tended to hunt in the local forests, and most of them did so the old-fashioned way—on all fours with their fur flying. The few who went out with rifles from time to time tended to respect the state-outlined game seasons, and right now the only things a body could legally shoot at were coyotes, cougars, and waterfowl. No one in Stone Creek hunted cougars or coyotes, and the middle of a dry pine forest wasn't exactly prime grounds for goose or duck.
So who had taken the shot that injured the Lupine currently stretched out on the vet's operating table, and what exactly had he been aiming at? Eli didn't imagine sleep would get any more appealing to him until he figured that out.
He rose from the doctor's stool he'd perched on when the door to the operating room opened at the other end of the short hall. When Dr. Barrett emerged in her stained green scrubs, Eli was watching.
"How did it go?"
She braced one hand against the small of her back and stretched wearily. "About as well as it could, all things considered. The bullet wound was the easy part. We got that cleaned out and stitched, but the internal bleeding was what had us worried. Thankfully, we caught it before she lost enough to require a transfusion, because I'm not sure how to go about finding a donor match for a Lupine. The bleeding was in her spleen, which we had to take out, but theoretically, she should do fine without it."
"Canines and humans can both live fairly normal lives after splenectomy, and I've never heard differently about Lupines, but I'm far from an expert on their anatomy and physiology."
Eli heard both the doctor's words and the hesitation behind them. He could also see a certain shadow in her serious brown eyes that told him there was more to the story than she'd already revealed.
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Copyright © 2010 by Christine Warren.
Published in March 2010 by St. Martin's Press.
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Meet the Author
Christine Warren is the bestselling author of The Others series, including Wolf at the Door, Big Bad Wolf, Prince Charming Doesn't Live Here, and Black Magic Woman. Born and raised in coastal New England, she now lives as a transplant in the Pacific Northwest. (She completely bypassed those states in the middle due to her phobia of being landlocked.) When not writing, she enjoys horseback riding, playing with her pets, identifying dogs from photos of their underbellies, and most of all reading things someone else had to agonize over.
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Someone I work with gave me this book to read. It was a little weird but okay! If you have an imagination you would probably enjoy it!
I'm a big fan of this series so I felt a little let down by this book. If this were a movie, I would say that Eli and Josie just lacked chemistry. The romance portion simply did not have the sizzle of her previous novels. The mystery plot started out well but was lacking at the end and the last few chapters just did not have the power to keep me up reading so I went to sleep instead. I did finish the book and will purchase her next novel in hopes that it will deliver more than this one.
I happily now have the complete series of The Others. I truly enjoy reading Christine Warren's books.
I have really enjoyed this series, but I was a bit disappointed by this addition. It almost felt as if it had been written by a different author. The characters weren't really developed and the plot lacking. If this is your first by this author, don't let it be your last.


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Tony's health was the biggest concern heading into the 2013-14 season. Parker has been dealing with leg issues almost nonstop since last spring: a badly sprained ankle in early March and the hamstring strain in the Finals. Much to the frustration of Spurs fans, he went almost directly into the Eurobasket tournament which took up most of the offseason. And to no one's surprised, Tony has has been dealing with minor lower leg issues since the start of this season. As Tony goes, so do the Spurs. But people forget Tony Parker has racked up a ton of basketball mileage.
So from lottery hopes to being contenders for the top seed in the brutal Western Conference. That's quite a jump for one season. They're the most destructive offensive unit in the league but their defense is a completely different story. Do you think the Blazers can go deep into the playoffs without a solid defense?
DC: The defense issue is actually been a bit blown out of proportion. Portland isn't an incredible defensive team, to be sure, but they aren't a sieve as many believe them to be. They're middle-of-the-pack in things like opp eFG%, opp OREB% and opp offensive efficiency. They're actually very good in opp 3P%, opp three-point rate and opp FTA per FGA. They do a lot of things right, and that's by design. Stotts wants to force teams off the three-point line and protect the hoop the best he can (although Lopez and maybe Freeland are the only protectors he's got). Portland's "bad" defense is by design, and it's really not all that bad. They're leaders in differential and that's a huge plus. You also have to factor in that the Blazers really are a second-half team — not in skill but that Stotts and his crew really are some of the best halftime adjustment guys I've ever seen. I think they'll do just fine in the playoffs… just as long as they don't draw the Phoenix Suns in the first round.
Why don't you give me a prediction for tonight's game?
AP: Portland has won 13 out of the last 18 games against San Antonio, including the last three. And I don't see that streak ending tonight. The Spurs have been living off bad and mediocre teams which has masked quite a few of their flaws (pick and roll defense, contesting spot-up shooters, not aggressive enough attacking the paint). With Green and Splitter both out and Parker on a bad wheel, I think Portland's backcourt will feast. Duncan has always struggled against Aldridge so Diaw will have that responsibility (actually an underrated defender but still…) Other Spurs bloggers have growing faith in Jeff Ayers but I'm not buying in. I'm guessing a double-digit win for your Blazers and a double-digit tally of empty beer bottles on my table tonight. Do you concur?
DC: Honestly, I'm not sure. Portland hasn't been the most impressive team as of late, so they're going to need to regain some of their confidence on this tough four-game trip. The Spurs have a tendency to turn it off and on, which isn't great for them. The Blazers play up or down to their opponents, which could mean they come out very strong tonight in Texas. I would doubt this is a blowout one way or another, and we could even be in store for more Damian Lillard heroics late. If the Spurs lose, though, you're going to have to tweet your empties.
— Get caught up on the tonight's opponent over at ayoungsabonis.com. Dane Carbough can be stalked on twitter via @danecarbaugh. —


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In 2008, university outfitter Jack Wills (est. 1999) decided it could expand to meet the clothing needs of its undergraduate devotees as they moved into the world of work. So Aubin & Wills was born, maintaining the quintessentially British style of its sibling, but making it more tailored.
In 2010, it opened a concept store in Shoreditch, London; ten shops across the country followed. Sported by the likes of Alex James and Rhys Ifans, the autumn collection boasts the Tombreck coat, £265; the Frankland shirt, £95, and the Earsdon shirt with fox emblem, £65 (aubinandwills.co


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As leader of Saddleback Church – a multisite Christian mega-church based in Lake Forest, Calif. – and author of the worldwide best-selling spiritual guide The Purpose Driven Life, Pastor Rick Warren has ministered to millions.
But after his 27-year-old son Matthew took his own life in April, with a gun purchased on the Internet, Warren and his wife Kay began a grieving process that forced them to wrestle with tough questions of faith.
"I asked, 'Why God? Why did you allow this?' " says Warren. " 'Why have I prayed every day for my son to be healed and it didn't happen?' I've seen miracles. But they are called miracles because they don't always happen.''
Now, after four months away from his ministry, Warren, 59, has returned to the pulpit, sharing with his congregation Matthew's lifelong struggle with depression and mental illness. In a PEOPLE exclusive, Rick and Kay, spoke of their pain and hope.
Matthew, the youngest of three children, was diagnosed with depression at the age of 7, but years of therapy and medication proved fruitless.
"He was seeing psychiatrists early on, but he was misdiagnosed," says Kay, 59. "They said he was bipolar for years. It wasn't until a year and a half before he passed away that we came up with Borderline Personality Disorder. By that time he was jaded."
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A place where they won't let kids buy Halo, but selling shotguns to every redneck who hobbles in there is perfectly moral and acceptable.
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A chain of oversized superstores mostly found in the Southern USA, known for driving local stores out of businesses, selling poorly-made goods (especially clothing) made by third-world slave labor, using a gawdy image of shallow, phony patriotism and flag-waving, and contributing to urban sprawl. A major competitor to golf courses in wasting valuable land which could be used for farming and housing.
C'mon Louann, we gotta go to Wal-Mart and get Mama her Christmas present.
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Shhh... I'm going to Wal-Mart.
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i went to walmart last night... and i got third degree burns... and i think i saw Satan... he was yellow.. and had a big fucking smile on his face....He was going around slashing prices... SLASHING!!!
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Bollywood icon once hosted Indian 'Millionaire'
"Slumdog Millionaire" maybe winning laurels from many quarters and inspiring Indians everywhere, but don't count Bollywood icon Amitabh Bachchan among the pic's fans.
In his blog, Bachchan actually slams the Golden Globe winner.
"If 'Slumdog Millionaire' projects India as Third World dirty underbelly developing nation and causes pain and disgust among nationalists and patriots, let it be known that a murky underbelly exists and thrives even in the most developed nations," he posted.
Bachchan's flagging career was revived when he was tapped as the first host of the Indian version of "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire." But it was his successor, Shah Rukh Khan, who got the global publicity when he intro'ed the pic at the Golden Globes, leading many Indians, even if they don't like Mumbai slums being on display, to wonder if it was a case of sour grapes.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsSanta Fe Sage Inn
Great hotel, so easy to get around. The staff were very welcoming on arrival. Lovely supermarket next door. Bus service to downtown across the road. Great guest laundry too. Breakfast was fantastic and well worth the visit.
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Pleasantly surprised
We stayed at the Sage Inn for two nights in August. We paid $60 for Thursday night and $70 for Friday night. It was one of the only hotels we could find with a room available during the famed Santa Fe Indian Market weekend. Every other decent hotel in town was sold out. That made me wonder....I was very concerned until we arrived at the Inn and checked in. The snazzy new lobby/check in building was only built 3 weeks prior. There are two free internet terminals, a meeting room and a huge breakfast room with lots of tables. The free continental breakfast was a time & money saver. Sure the rooms are small but they're really clean and pleasantly decorated. The location was fantastic. We could walk to the Plaza!
Nice motel
We weren't sure what to expect after reading the reviews, however, we really liked this place. I believe the rooms have recently been redecorated because they looked nice. It is possible to get a very good rate by using coupons. There is enough parking space and it is possible to walk to the plaza. The people at the reception are very friendly and professional. The rooms are clean and quiet.
Nice place, convenient location
Nice place to be in Sante Fe, close to Old Town, on Cerrillos Road next to a Whole Foods. Great internet service in the lobby, and nice continental breakfast too. I'd stay here again for sure!
Don't bother!
Rooms were tiny, and noisy. Room was so small, you had
to go outside to change your mind. Barely slept, couldn't
wait to leave. Way overpriced!
Solid value, even if reception gets a little stressed at times.
Often lone receptionist may get a little stressed with phone and primetime check-ins, but they're obviously adding and training staff as fast as they can and they do try.
Breakfast room now spreads to two standard rooms, but why worry about it. Just grab some fruit and canned juice to stash in your room and car and try any of the following for REAL breakfast - Saturday and Tuesday mornings just go across the street to the Farmers Market where bread, pastry, burritos, juice, coffee are readily available along with (depending on the season) fresh fruit, jam, and honey - Whole Foods and McDonalds are just next door - Sage Bakehouse is just down the street on Cerrillos for bread, sandwiches, pastry, beverages - keep walking on Cerrillos to the Plaza area for lots of restaurants open early - same with Guadalupe St north of the Sage Inn - Santa Fe Baking Company about 5 blocks south has pastry, beverages, full order at the counter menu.
Clean rooms, pleasant housekeeping staff, and great location.
Not disappointed at all
After reading the previous reviews, I was a bit hesitant with the choice of Sage Inn, which had been made by a friend, who had booked a flight,hotel car tour for the four of us.
We arrived after midnight, so I suspect, the lady at the reception was tired that it took quite a while to complete the check in and to convince her that everything was prepaid. But after that, we were given non smoking rooms on the first floor, all the way back at the last building, where it was absolutely quiet. The rooms were spotless, and for a motel very nicely furnished. It seemed to us, it had been renovated only lately. Bed, linnen and towels were of good quality.
The breakfast room is after all a joke. Nothing else than a normal sized motel room, with snacks prepacked on one side of the room and three tables crammed into it. You can imagine a group of 16 tourists trying to have breakfast there.....We gave it a miss and went elsewhere.
The two nights stay went very well, after the delay at check in we had absolutely no problems. I can recommend it for location, cleanliness and quality.
Always been good for me.
I've stayed regularly at the Sage Inn (formerly Budget) for about a year and a half. Most recently I was there over Christmas, 2004 and again the end of January, 2005 and have reservations for April, 2005. At Christmas, my sister and her husband stayed at the Hotel Santa Fe, generally considered a 4-star hotel, at a special internet prepaid rate twice what I paid at the Sage without prepayment. I saw their room and my room was generally equal and better in that the only chair in their room was a desk chair, I had desk chair plus small table with 2 comfortable chairs, their bed lamps did not cast light over the kingsize bed for reading, mine were wallmounted swing arm lights that provided good reading light, they had circle the building and squeeze in parking and I had at door parking. Okay, so I didn't have a restaurant or concierge in the building, wouldn't have used them if I had. In January, room was comfortable, clean, quiet, as has always been my experience. Smoking rooms seem to be upstairs rooms, so if you insist on upstairs nonsmoking that might decrease your chances of getting what you want. If I have any problems about getting a nonsmoking room or anything else, I'll honestly post the problem for others to consider; but, I really think in my experience this is a reliable, comfortable, conveniently located, quiet motel with unusually spacious parking for Santa Fe. Do be sure to check their direct vs online site rates that can vary by 100% either way depending on date.
Great value
A superior budget hotel. Clean rooms, comfortable beds. Courteous, helpful staff. Walking distance to the plaza and Guadalupe Street. Great location.
Horrific experience
A terrible experience. The motel is dirty and noisy, but that's just the start. Traveling alone, I requested a room near the office. The clerk rudely put me in the last room at the farthest corner.
The room had not been well cleaned; trash baskets still full, junk on the floor, cigarette ashes on edge of bathtub.
Not only that I was ROBBED.
While I was out, someone entered the room and stole personal belongings.
When I reported the stolen property, they shrugged and said "no one could get in room," yet there were maintenance people everywhere going in and out of rooms and the place is not well run.
Stay at your peril.
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i understand this is a cheap motel and i have stayed in cheaper places all over the world- but i wouldnt have complained had i thought i got my $65. worth.
The reason I hate the Santa Fe Budget Inn, Santa Fe, New Mexico is for the following reasons:
1. I attempted to make the reservation online but there was no way to specify a non-smoking room. So I made the reservation over the phone to ensure that I would be reserving a non-smoking room. This is important because of my allergy to cigarette smoke. I also specified and was guaranteed a second floor room. I made the reservation for one night. the staff is extremely incompetent and rude. absolutely no customer service skills what so ever.
2. Upon arrival they had so badly massacred my name (I had spelled 3 times over the phone) they couldn't find my reservation. Once it was found, they said I had reserved it for 10 nights. After I corrected their mistake, that I was only there for one night, they said that they could only give us a first floor non-smoking room. Frustrated and tired, I said agreed to take the first floor room.
3. The room had obviously not been a non-smoking room for long. Everything from the curtains to the bedding had the faint smell of smoke. The smell saturated like it had once been a smoking room not like someone had just smoked in there a few times.
4. The bathroom was dirty. The toilet had a piece of paper folded several times and wedged under the base, as a wobble table at a caf� would have. When you sat on it it would tip forward about an inch startling the user.
5. The website listed an iron as one of the guest amenities. But not having one in our room we called the front desk and were told to come down and get it. The iron was unfit for use as someone had melted something on it. When you ironed (which fortunately we tested before using on a shirt) the iron left a permanent stain on the fabric. i.e. it was useless.
6. After we came back from dinner we waited outside the front desk office for 10 minutes for an employee so that we could either change our room or get our money back. No one ever arrived.
7. At midnight the occupants of the room above us arrived and created a ruckus keeping us from sleeping. A call to the front desk once again went unanswered. Unable to check out or get a new room, let alone get a hold of an employee we were forced to stay.
8. in the morning there was no hot running water - so the only option was a cold shower.
9. My allergies were irritated from the reaction from being exposed to the cigarette smoke.
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Sweet! We're kicking off on a fun-filled voyage with some close friends: Kelly CUNTrone, Tyra Banks, Bindi Irwin (that little bitch), and Papouli from Full House! I've bought the clothes, the oxen, some axel, a few yokes, 10 boxes of bullets (in case Bindi gets out of hand), and some food (in case Tyra need to "comfort eat"). What can go wrong? Oh, and by the way we're under 3 minutes on our journey and Kelly CUNtrone already stinks.
God almighty! So here's the deal. There's already been some tension in the covered wagon between Kelly and Tyra. Kelly tried to ask Tyra if she had an eating disorder, Tyra told Kelly to kiss her fat ass, and, well, Papouli is very literal so he did it. He kissed that fat ass. Kelly needed to get some air and has been missing for 4 days. Why couldn't it be Bindi? Why!?!
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Dear Diary – I hate it on this wagon. The only fun that I've been allowed to have (besides that Bindi/oxen/piss thing) was watching this dumb animal get mad cow disease. The way he did that dancing trot brought minutes of laughter for all of us. I guess it's not so bad here. Oh wait, the oxen just died. Papouli is crying. Baby.
Ugh. Did I tell ya or did I tell ya? Guess who just caught measles? Looks like someone hasn't been taking their Flintstones chewables that I brought along for the trip. Are measles contageous? Either way, Bindi is being secluded and asked to ride on the roof of the wagon. No one objected and DSS doesn't even exist yet, which is extremely convenient.
So we had no idea what was the matter with Tyra today. Tyra. I thought she was modeling her ass off, but apparently she caught some new disease called "dysentery." Tyra immediately tried to change the name of the disease to "dysentyra." We promised her we'd see what we could do once we got to Oregon. That's the other thing. We are heading to Oregon, right? Eh.
Well someone got tired from teaching all of us a great dance. There was a lot of jumping and "oopa" yelling, but after 20 minutes Papouli was winded. Hopefully he doesn't die peacefully in his sleep. Oopa!
"Hey guys – I'm going to take this here gun and got out to the "woods" and see if I can kill us some food for dinner, ok?" I'm actually heading out to make myself take a dirtnap. These people are the worst. No really, they are. This field is pretty nice. I wish I didn't have to gun myself down. Maybe I can train that buffalo to kick the chair out from under me. "Hey buffalo?" Oooops. Shot him. Accident.
So rumor has it that Papouli has a snake bite. What's worse is that the rumor is that the snake bite is on his pee-pee. Hey, even Papouli gets lonely out here in the wagon and Kelly CUNTrone refuses to give anyone any action. Oh crap, is Bindi still on the roof?
Wow! No one can believe it! Tyra actually became exhausted from talking about herself this entire trip. Once she stopped telling us stories we just assumed she was dead. She isn't.
Sniff, sniff. Sniff, sniff. Uncle Jesse? Is it ok to cry? Well Papouli has kicked the bucket. Oopa! No one seems to be upset, except for Bindi who is complaining about Papouli supposed to be teaching her and her class a great dance at school (once we get to Oregon). Hopefully Uncles Jesse can wear his red jeans and show up to Bindi's school and do the dance with her. Oh well. Oopa!
Hmmph. Who knew that Indian's weren't all about declaring jihad? Anyway, Tyra was out in the wilderness making clothes from sticks, leaves, and mud when she came across (giggity) some Indian's. There were actually two Indian's but I heard she talked one of them to death. The remaining Indian agreed to trade Tyra some of his food for catwalk lessons. Boys and girls, that Indian later in life became known around the world as "Ms J." This concludes our Social Studies lesson plan for the day.
What a crappy day (again). Tyra was showing us all her fiercest runway walk that she did during the Victoria Secret fashion show and blah blah blah, when her leg literally just broke. But you wanna know what? Tyra kept walking. Oh did she ever. Even with her bone sticking directly out of her leg she walked. Well, she kinda dragged the leg but, still, you get the point.
A thief came in the middle of the night and robbed our asses. It actually just ended up being Kelly with a cowboy hat on, but still, we feel violated.
Is it just me or is it a GREAT DAY! The birds are singing, the weather has been getting better, we're almost at our next destination. Wonderful. Oh, Bindi died. I guess we left her on the roof too long. Regardless, we've used her rotting corpse as a fat suit for Tyra. Tyra wants to provide social experiments to more Indian's along the way and thinks if she dresses in a fat suit she will change the course of history. Oh that Tyra!
Well looks like that fat suit idea was a bust. I guess someone should have told Tyra it was going to be 110 degrees today.
We had been having some water problems recently and Kelly has been drinking piss the whole time. You guys, she's dead. We don't have any doctors onboard, but I think it's safe to assume she died of "piss overload." It's a real thing.
Bindi may be burning in hell right now, but looks like she got me again! I'm suffering from the measles and I'm not totally sure, but I think my penis just fell off. Didn't know that could happen. Guess it can. Hmmmph.
Hi everyone! I'm contacting you all via my Ouija Board. Sucks to be dead. Oh, and Bindi says hello. I'll see the majority of you down here soon. Bring iced coffee.