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The purpose of my book was to expose the fraudulent banking system and their collection agents, the courts. I implemented various tactics to prove it.
All the things I did, albeit correct, are no longer allowed by the banks, which further proves their fraud. Everything we have done over the past 15 years is no longer winnable. We cannot win against tyrants. Only a more powerful group can put them out of commission; we certainly have been unable to do so.
My book only scratched the surface on certain topics which now seem to be: worse than I thought, or completely irrelevant, or truer than I thought, or immaterial. This is to encourage us all to be even more vigilant and suspicious of everything other than our intuition. I still think we will prevail, but not in any way we could imagine and certainly not any way which is currently being promoted by anyone other than those who say, simply, "Know thyself".
Immaterial: Since I wrote my book, eight years ago, I have continued to wonder about what I wrote. I have always thought that anything channeled is suspect, so when I heard that ACIM is possibly a result of MK Ultra, I was not surprised. ACIM is likely the result of just one of the many ways that our computer brain is programmed by those who control the world and us. They download by couching what they want us to think, feel, and believe, within something about which we instinctively desire––sex, food, God, friendship, and even spiritual freedom. Certainly, there is valuable information in ACIM, yet, might it be only the conduit for their programs. ACIM texts are not simple to read. Accordingly, they appeal to intellectuals–those who consider themselves too smart to be manipulated.
Maybe our entire lives are only the playing out of the most traumatic programs of our childhood. Maybe we just operate on the EMF around us and we do and think only to the extent of the particular EMF. Maybe ACIM is our clue to who we are––that we do NOT have free will, as we are only watching the movie of our lives on the DVD which cannot be changed.
Truer than I thought:
After reading a bit of the Bible, I suspect that what I wrote about God and LORD God is actually truer than I thought. Not only are we on a prison planet but also we are locked within a prison body. Those of us who have astral-traveled, had OBEs (out-of-body experiences) and lucid dreams, all know that we do not require the body to experience physical sensations. People have astral sex, go to the beach, visit Europe, etc., all without leaving the confines of their beds, and this is not dreaming. It is as real as if they were occupying their physical bodies. So, why do we require a body? I doubt we do. I suspect that, Genesis, Ch. 1, 26-28, when God said, "Let us make man in our image", what we meant by that was this: "Let us, as one spiritual, conscious frequency just fragment our one self for the purpose of gaining as many experiences as possible through a different frequency/density. When we have played out every possibility on the physical plane, we'll disappear it all and become as one, again." So, what happened in chapter two? LORD God, whoever that is, captured our individual souls, picked up some clay, and created bodies, which severely limited our spiritual capabilities and from which we could not escape until their death. These bodies, now owned and operated by LORD God, were designed as unique so we could be recognized as separate from one another, and were easy to program for his purposes, via the manipulation of the 12 strands of our DNA which were our receptors and connections to one another and source. We have been severely tampered with.
Completely irrelevant:
Any alleged solution which is outside ourselves. The list is endless: UCC, PPSA, "express, private-contract trusts", IBOEs, PNs, AFVs, commercial liens, Quantum Language, IRS forms 56, OID, etc. all of which were designed either to prove the fraud of the banks/courts, or to access the Direct Treasury Accounts and all of which, albeit possibly somewhat initially accurate and temporarily workable, have now proved worthless. Wasting our time and cash studying any patriot guru is for entertainment purposes only––not solutions. If you have heard their names and they are charging for their information, they do NOT have a solution. (To the extent of my knowledge, neither Dean Clifford nor Frank O'Collins charges for information.) The gurus all likely have a gun to their heads and have been told, "We will allow you to continue with your costly seminars, but you will be teaching what we tell you to teach."
Recently, I re-discovered David Wynn Miller (DWM) and watched his May 2010 youtube video. His stories alarmed me. When he said that he had met the great, great grandson of Joan of Arc––"what are the odds of that?", I paused the video to answer, "Zero." Joan of Arc had no children. She died at 19, was a devout Roman Catholic, had visions of God, and fought a war; I doubt she had the desire to reproduce, never mind the time. Even if she had, this man would have "great', 14 times before "grandson", not twice.
When he said that by writing the Wal-Mart contract for the Chinese, thereby increasing Wal-Marts from 100 stores to 1800, I was irked. When he said that he assisted a woman with her claim against the feds for her loss, due to the WTC demolition, and by doing so, vitiated thousands of other claims, I was appalled. When a man whom he assisted at court won his case and was told by the judge that he was free to go, DWM immediately left. The judge then asked the man if he understood what DWM had done. The man admitted he did not and was immediately sentenced to 18 months. DWM's moral to this story was that we had better know this QL or we could wind up in jail. But, the truth of that story is that DWM ought to have taught the man that any questions from a resentful judge, subsequent to "you are free to go", are just more offers to contract which he can decline.
DWM has accomplished much, as his QL is likely accurate, but what perturbs me is that, still, after years, there are no reports that any one else has ever won. DWM is unique in that he addresses the fraudulent language of the courts, rather than the commercial and ecclesiastical fraud of the courts, but, still, we cannot win against criminals. It is tantamount to telling the Gestapo, "You can't do this to me!"
Worse than I thought:
All courts are structured on a concept similar to that of Las Vegas casinos. I've heard that both the courts and the casinos winning odds are 86% to 14%. The wins, permitted by the house, are calculated to prompt the masses to think they, too, can win. From our perspective, we win only episodically and without rhyme or reason. The latest and greatest "process" from the Remedy Rock Stars is never any better or worse than what we have already tried. Each is likely somewhat theoretically accurate, but that is moot when, in practice, there is no win. The house/court always wins, even when we also do. It is solely a numbers game and the results of each case are arbitrary except for our competence and conduct. Again, the only reason for the very few wins at the casino/court is to convince the masses to "come on down" and TRY to win. This grants the casino/court the opportunity to fleece us out of our cash.
There is NO reason to accept an invitation to court. What causes us to think we must? The invitation is for them to entrap us via their trickery, deceit, threat, and coercion. These courts have nothing to do with us; they are public servants' conventions. Every officer of the court––judge, prosecutor, clerk, attorney, bailiff, sheriff, cop, works for the same employer. The situation is at least 5 against one. Our attending court suggests that we do not know this and that alone tells them that we are incompetent. How stupid do we have to be to jeopardize our physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual safety? Just as "there is NO money" and "there is NO justice" and "there are NO facts", so there is NO win against the banks/courts/casinos. So, don't bother to listen to someone describe "how" he won a court case unless it includes his comprehension, conduct, competence, and his absence, none of which we can obtain from another. "Processes", by which some have claimed to have won, are outside ourselves.
My suggestions:
What's the best way to put anything out of commission? Quit giving it our attention. We MUST quit going to court. Courts are NOT for executors and beneficiaries (us); courts are for public servants and trustees (not us). But, I'd be sure to tell them, before the date, why I won't be going to court and I'd be sure to default them when they admit (by failing to deny or provide proof) that not only do I not belong there but also I have no contract with the Crown (or state). Since the Attorney General oversees the provincial/state attorneys, it would be prudent to apprise him also.
I do not believe "we are the ones we've been waiting for". I do not think that we can beat those who control the world, for just that reason––they control the world––ALL of it, but particularly the courts/banks. I do think something or someone can and will stop the insanity but that is not we. There must be some underground group, about which we couldn't possibly know (we know about Anonymous), which is doing, on our behalf, work we can't even imagine. They must be highly brilliant, highly funded, and highly secretive. Likely, they hardly even know who they all are, themselves. How could we possibly know? They might be off-planet entities, or renegades from top corporations/agencies, or powerful grass-rooters, or just a computer program with more AI than we have. Who knows? We most certainly do not know because if we think we know who they are, then that is not they.
From a pragmatic perspective, all we can do is decline to contract with thugs, demand they prove a contract exists, state our role as occupant of the office of general executor, and continue to ask questions, even though they are never answered. If we recall the most important aspects of their unlimited trickery: to get us into contract; to cause us to forget who we are and who we are not, to confuse us about our role, to scoff at our knowledge, to intimidate, threaten, coerce, deceive, etc., we will be able to handle their confrontations.
I have nearly completed a letter to the Crown corporation, rejecting their lies, and ending with the warning that they will be destroyed––not by us but by their handlers. The very ones who write their pay-cheques will punish them for betraying their fellows. Hard to believe, isn't it? But, remember that within the overall dishonour of the controllers, there exists honour, and anyone who violates that honour will be punished. The violators are not we, but the ones who deceived us––not the fat cats at the top but the whores at the bottom who, for a pay-cheque, deceived their fellow man. Remember #4 of the Nuremberg Principles.
From a spiritual perspective, our role is tantamount to: "They also serve who only stand and wait." It is our inward action, not our outward action, which will stop the insanity. We must remain vigilant of what goes on within our minds. We are being controlled and attacked from angles of which we are not even aware, so we must continue to monitor our thoughts and that which grabs our attention. "The secret to life is mind management." We must think like George Sanders and Christopher Reeve of the original and remake, respectively, of the movie, "Village of the Damned". They held off the children's attempt to control their minds, by envisioning a brick wall. We must re-focus our time, energy, attention, and emotion, from their antics to our mind-management. I do not think we will have to endure the insanity of this world for much longer. Where we ought to be spending our time is doing what we love to do with those whose company we enjoy, simplifying our lives, and gazing inward. We must ignore their demands for our attention. It is our minds which can allow us to feel joy, but also can ruin our joy. Remain extremely vigilant. Pay attention to intuition. Stay out of the casinos.


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Carolina Tiger Rescue, formerly the Carnivore Preservation Trust, is a 501(c)3 nonprofit wildlife sanctuary whose mission is saving and protecting wild cats in captivity and in the wild.
So you want to be a Keeper?
The animal care field is competitive, but you can take steps to pursue becoming an animal keeper. Be aware that there are other careers at zoos, aquariums and other animal-care facilities that are equally important such as IT support, office management, volunteer coordination, and grounds-keeping. Other animal-related careers include wildlife biologist, professor, veterinarian, veterinarian technician, researcher, animal control officer, park ranger, and more.
We have listed some suggestions on how to pursue an animal keeper position.
In elementary school
- Take field trips to Carolina Tiger, or to your local zoo, aquarium, or sanctuary.
- Spend time outdoors and observe wildlife.
- Join our Kid's Enrichment Dayand learn why enrichment is important for captive animals.
- Read books and watch TV programs about wildlife, biology, and conservation.
- Ask your parents for animal-related magazine such as National Geographic Kids, Ranger Rick, or Your Big Backyard.
In middle/high school
- Join clubs or organizations that are biology-related or that spend time outdoors.
- Volunteer or work in an animal environment (veterinary hospital, local animal shelter, horse stable, livestock barn, local zoo or aquarium).
- Volunteer at Carolina Tiger.
- Sign up for one of our Special Experiences.
- Take classes that may help you in an animal related career.
- Plan to attend a college that has a biology or animal-related field of study.
In college
- Pursue an animal-related degree (i.e., Zoology, Biology, Animal Science, Wildlife Science, Environmental Studies).
- Take animal-related courses (i.e., physiology, animal behavior, ecology, zoology, population dynamics, animal husbandry, etc).
- Volunteer and participate in internships. Get experience with a variety of species to discover your area of interest (fish, amphibians or reptiles, birds, mammals).
As a college graduate
- Contact HR of any animal facilities in your area for possible job openings.
- If you can't get a job immediately in your desired field, consider volunteering to gain experience.
- If you are interested in furthering your education, consider graduate school for a Master's degree (however, most facilities only require a Bachelor's degree).
At Carolina Tiger Rescue
To apply for a Keeper position at Carolina Tiger, fax or email a cover letter and resume to the attention of the Curator. Resumes are kept on file for a year. Carolina Tiger will frequently announce the availability of a position internally to our adoptive parents, volunteers, and members before listing an available position on our website. When a Keeper position is available, and we have been unable to fill it throgh an internal search, it is listed on our Employment page.
Additional Insights
- Do it because you love the job. Animal Keepers are generally paid a minimum wage.
- Be physically fit and have a good attitude. You will be working outdoors and in all weather conditions.
- Contrary to what many people think, keepers spend a lot of time interacting with the public. If you want to work with animals to avoid working with people, don't be deceived. Animal keepers give educational presentations to the public, guide tours, and interact with people daily.
- Be prepared to work flexible hours and days, this is not 9-5. You have to work holidays and weekends, animals need care every day.
- Most animal facilities require a college degree.
- Do not fall victim "animal training schools" that offer a graduation certificate for working a few days with animals. These facilities will take your money and not offer any practical skills in return. Just because you have interacted with a few animals does not mean you have gained proper experience, and any reputable animal facility knows it.
- The best way to know if you will enjoy being a keeper is to experience by volunteering or interning at various zoos, aquariums, rehabilitation centers, or sanctuaries.
- There are many people that want to become animal keepers but not as many jobs, and reputable experience can help you stand out from the crowd.

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Today's celebrity chef's aren't just hamming up for the camera. They're also keeping up blogs, as this article in the Times observes.
The author is pleasantly surprised that some chefs are as adept at writing as they are in the kitchen, though is cynical that anyone who's running 10 restaurants and a show could possibly be maintaining a regular blog without the help of a spin doctor.
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The matrix was too real— Jahvid best (@J4hvidbest) October 8, 2012
Zombies anyone??— Jeff Locke (@Jeff_Locke) October 12, 2012
I guess fainting the day after going over .500 isn't exactly acting like you've been there before.— Kevin Demoff (@kdemoff) October 5, 2012
I just really love long toenails.— andyroddick (@andyroddick) October 5, 2012
Nothing better than jamming to a little @dariusrucker !! Hope all is well buddy— Jimmy Clausen (@JimmyClausen) October 11, 2012


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First DAY in N.Y.C.
April 28th, 2012 by hsiles in Premiers Tafe Scholarship - Holly Siles study tour of New York
I headed out bright and early, to a cold windy New York morning, to buy a sim card and find free WIFI so that I could post my first blog…only to discover that the stores didn't open as early as I thought … so instead I went exploring, to check out
the Fashion Institute Of Technology, as its walking distance from here and that's where I'll be attending my first course tomorrow, looking at fashion trends, market & customer analysis to help with designing product that will give you maximum market impact.
To my delight, I discovered a large exhibition of gowns designed and made by graduating students displayed in the auditorium. I'm going to ask if I can photograph it tomorrow after the short course, to share with you.
Following that I came across a whole strip of retailers that specialized in trims of various sorts but what made me really excited was the variety in the type of product and the sheer size of these places…oh to have that choice in Sydney ! They do have an online presence as well as their physical stores, so I have gathered their details to bring home with me to pass onto the students.
I have recorded some images here.
My planned visit to Manhattan Burroughs Community College, didn't eventuate because the fashion group that was scheduled to meet, has been put on hold due to final exams and pending graduation.So I will have to look at 'plan B'?
Since I had a change of schedule I did some exploring thru NY streets seeing some of the iconic parks and buildings but most importantly I got to explore the iconic 'Saks' on Fifth Avenue… so much product and so much variety and so expensive! But OH how fabulous seeing all my faves- such as Yamamoto, Marc Jacobs, Gareth Pugh, Gaultier (though I do have to say he has gone a bit soft in his design edge at the moment) and soo many more, in their full glory, all in in the one dazzling department store. And the good news is that the store was a buzz with customers…especially the shoe department all vying for the latest Designer shoes…regardless of countless zeroes attached to the price tags!
On my way back to the apartment, I got to try my hand at the subway …might take me a little while to get my bearings with that one…it took me 3 trains to do a trip that was meant to be a 1 train, straight forward ride. Though I am I'm learning fast.
I'm a bit jet lagged so am going to retire early tonight and see if I can't get this Internet thing sorted out tomorrow.


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Paul Kuharsky notes that the Colts are nearing another dubious distinction:
While they go about pass protecting better, they'd also do well to get an early lead; even just 3-0. It would be big for Indianapolis to experience life playing from ahead.
The Colts have not held a lead in eight consecutive games. According to Elias, the 1943 Chicago Cardinals are the only other team to have endured such a long streak.


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Carmen Behrens, M.D.
Present Title & Affiliation
Office Address
The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center
1515 Holcombe Blvd.
Thoracic Head and Neck Medical Oncology
Unit Number: 432
Houston, TX 77030
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Phone: 713-792-9807
Fax: 713-745-8221
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1515 Holcombe Blvd.
Thoracic Head and Neck Medical Oncology
Unit Number: 432
Houston, TX 77030
Room Number: Y4.5611
Phone: 713-792-9807
Fax: 713-745-8221
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Education & Training
Degree-Granting Education
|Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile, Santiago, Chile, MD, Medicine
Postgraduate Training
|Post Graduate Training, Pulmonary Medicine, Instituto Nacional del Torax (National Institute for Thoracic Diseases, Santiago, Chile
|Research Fellowship, Hamon Center for Therapeutic Oncology Research, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX
|Clinical Fellowship, Nephrology, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, TX
Academic Appointments
Instructor, Department of Thoracic/Head and Neck Medical Oncology, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston, TX, 2003-2011
Selected Publications
Peer-Reviewed Original Research Articles
|Prudkin L, Liu DD, Ozburn NC, Sun M, Behrens C, Tang X, Brown KC, Bekele BN, Moran C, Wistuba II. Epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition in the development and progression of adenocarcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma of the lung. Mod Pathol 22(5). e-Pub 3/6/2009. PMCID: PMC2675657.
|Behrens C., Lin HY, Lee JJ, Raso MG, Hong WK, Wistuba I, Lotan R.,. Immunohistochemical Expression of Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor and Fibroblast Growth Factor Receptors 1 and 2 in the Pathogenesis of Lung Cancer. Clin Cancer Res 14(19):6014-22, 10/1/2008. PMID: 18829480.
|Prudkin L, Behrens C, Liu DD, Zhou X, Ozburn NC, Bekele BN, Minna JD, Moran C, Roth JA, Ji L, Wistuba II. Loss and reduction of FUS1 protein expression is a frequent phenomenon in the pathogenesis of lung cancer. Clin Cancer Res 14(1):41-7, 1/1/2008. PMID: 18172250.
|Deus HF, Stanislaus R, Veiga DF, Behrens C, Wistuba II, Minna JD, Garner HR, Swisher SG, Roth JA, Correa AM, Broom B, Coombes K, Chang A, Vogel LH, Almeida JS. A Semantic Web management model for integrative biomedical informatics. PLoS One 3(8):e2946, 2008. PMCID: PMC2491554.
|Jin Q, Feng L, Behrens C, Bekele BN, Wistuba II, Hong WK, Lee HY. Implication of AMP-activated protein kinase and Akt-regulated survivin in lung cancer chemopreventive activities of deguelin. Cancer Res 67(24):11630-9, 12/15/2007. PMID: 18089792.
|Tang X, Liu D, Shishodia S, Ozburn N, Behrens C, Lee JJ, Hong WK, Aggarwal BB, Wistuba,, II. Nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-kappaB) is frequently expressed in lung cancer and preneoplastic lesions. Cancer 107(11):2637-46, 12/1/2006. PMID: 17078054.
|Shen J*, Behrens C*, Wistuba,, II, Feng L, Lee JJ, Hong WK, Lotan R (*equal contribution).. Identification and validation of differences in protein levels in normal, premalignant, and malignant lung cells and tissues using high-throughput Western Array and immunohistochemistry. Cancer Res 66(23):11194-206, 12/2006. PMID: 17145864.
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Given that the third entry in a series of films is usually the weakest link - a tradition that has continued in full force over the course of this summer movie season - "Ocean's Thirteen" should be seen as a success if for no other reason than its clear improvement over its most recent predecessor. It's not as tightly plotted or clever as "Ocean's Eleven" (not many heist flicks are), but it's most definitely a return to form for filmmaker Steven Soderbergh and his all-star cast after the narcissistic, self-congratulatory claptrap that was "Ocean's Twelve."
It appears that Soderbergh and company heeded the advice they received from disappointed audiences and critics after that little debacle, and as a result this third outing has everything viewers could want from a genre piece such as this: snazzy dialogue, complex scams and an air of sophistication that is engaging without coming across as smug. It may not be the most original movie out there, but it achieves what it sets out to do, and it accomplishes its goals with the smoothness and thoroughness of a well-oiled Hollywood machine.


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And so, with this I surpassed 50,000 words. NaNoWriMo winner, right here, baby!
I still have at least one more chapter to wrap things up (my outline still calls for two more, even after I mashed up two chapters in the outline earlier for the day I skipped writing). So I'll still be able to post a chapter for you tomorrow.
Hope you're enjoying it.
And while I'm at it, thanks to my father in-law, William Roach for his recent sponsorship. Also, to Mrs. Nuttle, Olivia, and Camryn for their cash donations today at school. I'll be adding those contributions to the total tomorrow. It won't likely keep me up with the likes of what I expect to see from Cmar and some others tomorrow...but it'll be enough to make a difference.
"I always liked you better clean shaven." Elum would say to me with a smile followed by a kiss. I took heart in those moments before my certain death that I had known and married a woman who loved me. Together we had created a son, Geon. Now he was in danger and I am not going to let something happen to him. Not without giving everything in my being to stop it.
Now I stood in the cold, fast flowing waters of an underground stream with a small pack of unruly and inexperienced miners around me. More kept spewing out out from their mines as I plotted out my attack strategy and whispered instructions to Brin to pass on to her crew.
But we couldn't wait too long, these miners weren't meant for this sort of work. Many more and we'd be caught and without the element of surprise we'd be caught in the water where we would be slow. We had very little in our favor in this fight and every little thing could make a difference. Things had to go perfectly if any of us were going to get out of here with our skins. I've been in more than a few fights in my life now. Things never go perfectly.
Elum and I used to walk the streets of Tropol together, hand in hand, carrying the infant Geon in one of our free arms. He'd take in the city with a sense of wonder and excitement. There was nothing more that boy loved more than watching people and taking in the sights of the city in those early days of his life. We'd take those walks at least once a week, my favorite time being in the autumn when the leaves were turning and the air was crisp and refreshing.
I stood up straight and walked towards the shore, the cold water streaming off me. My twin crossbows raised as I took my first step and I fired from each of them simultaneously.
Two shots and two hits. They weren't expecting the attack and their guards were down. The advantage of surprise was successful. What's more, my aim was true and the magic of the crossbows worked to great effect. Two shots, two kills. Even better, needed to wear down the defenses around Grayt and Andronis. With the opening shots of this fight, I just killed two of the Guild-trained killers. The fight wasn't over, but the early success brought a sense of hope to spirit.
Geon and I would often get out of the city for a day or two to experience the wilderness. Things in the heart of the Empire of Ramis around Tropol were always safe. Highwaymen, barbarians, and monster attacks were unheard of in those parts. So much so that folks like us would take a cheap sort of entertainment going out and sitting around a campfire and spending the night under the stars. It seems stupid now, I've seen plenty of folks doing that out of need and wishing for nothing more than a roof and a bed. But for Geon and I it was a relaxing retreat. On those nights it was him and I. My life in the Guild just faded away. At least for a day here and there I could just be a father.
I leveled the twin crossbows at their next targets as the miners started to come rushing out of the water. With my head start and slower pace we reached the shoreline about at the same time. They followed their instructions as planned. These miners had more discipline that Grayt's crew ever had. There was that hope again. Maybe I wasn't going to die today.
They were to keep Grayt's gang busy. That was where they were going to have the most luck. Once they'd cleaned up those thugs they could help me with the enemies that have talent. Grayt, Andronis, the four remaining Guild killers, Kral and Krissa. Any one of those would have been a challenge for me. There was no chance of me holding off all of them, let alone kill them. But I, alone, probably had a better chance than the miners and I couldn't send them to certain death without leading the charge, I guess.
My next two shots went to the same target. Kral was a bigger fellow and everyone was on their guard now. I wasn't likely to get the easy kills. But while Kral may be strong, he was just as slow. Maybe slower. So I figured if I was going to get to drop anyone easily he'd be the next best shot.
My planning paid off. One shot went right into his neck, leaving him spraying blood in a very flashy show of gore. The other shot went into and came out the back end of his right knee. The ogre-blooded brute fell in a shower of blood and screams. He wasn't dead, although he might yet bleed out, but he wasn't in this fight anymore either. I'm calling that a win.
Elum used to make the most wonderful rolls. for years I wasn't sure what she would do with them, from what I could tell in the early days of our marriage she seemed to be following the same routine everyone else did when making rolls. But her rolls were sweeter somehow. Geon and I couldn't get enough of them and she loved how much we love them. I never did have the heart to tell her that a few years after Geon was born I caught her secretly adding a few drops of honey into the batter and then brushing some honey-butter on to the top as they baked.
After Krall fell things started getting a bit harder. The amateur gang started fighting back and met the miners head on, dropping two miners for every thug that went down. And on my end the trained killers and Krissa would be on top of me soon. Andronis held back, and Grayt pulled out a wand and called on his magical attacks.
While my crossbows reloaded themselves Grayt fired a small bolt of lightning at me. My jacket saved me from most of the attack, but it still gave me a good shock and put a stagger in my step. Grayt was going to be a problem if I couldn't get him down. As such, he became my next target.
Even with the five other trained warriors bearing down on me, I fired past them to try and get a shot at Grayt instead. This, it turned out, was the first moment when things stopped going perfectly. One crossbow bolt flew high and clattered against the stone of the alcove the weasel was in. The other bolt would have scored some sort of glancing blow, at least distracting the greasy man, but he had a magical barrier of some sort protecting him and the shot ricocheted off it instead.
There was one time that Emperor Ramis, for his birthday, was holding celebrations all over the empire. There was a play that Elum and I managed to get to. The whole thing was happening while Elum was very pregnant but when were we ever going to get to see a play again. I honestly couldn't tell you what the show was about, but I can describe exactly how it felt when my wife took my hand. She entwined our arms and laid her head on my shoulder and soaked it all in. I know women do these things out of a sense of loving and seeking security, but I can most assuredly tell you that I felt more secure in those moments than I had ever felt before. At least until she went into labor in the middle of the third act.
I dropped my crossbows onto their hooks on my belt and pulled out my trusted axe. Just in the nick of time I raised it to block the first attack. I was quickly surrounded and in a full defensive mode. I was holding off the four killers from Tropol well enough. Krissa could have thrown the whole thing off, but it seemed she was having a hard time finding her moment amidst these four warriors who had trained in the same style for years. A style she didn't know.
As I fought off all their attacks, taking a few blood letting nicks here and there I noticed, between the sword slashing, Grayt was preparing another attack. Even if my jacket protected me from the brunt of it, another moment of hesitation like it gave me last time and one of these guys would introduce my heart to their steel. Likely more than one.
Then I got distracted. I couldn't see the attack coming in the rush of trying to not be killed by one of those deadly blades flashing around me as I danced of survival. But, oddly, the bolt of lightning didn't come.
When I did get another glance at the alcove I saw Geon, hands around Grayt's neck, choking the life out of the man. Andronis seemed to have just noticed what was going on and kicked my son. Sent him sprawling. I tried to surge forward. I couldn't let Geon die. It just couldn't happen.
I got sliced by every single blade for my trouble and knocked to the ground. I lost sight of Geon, but just as one of the killers was about to fold in my skull with his blade I saw the tip of a long knight suddenly protrude from his chest.
In shock, I looked over and saw Krissa remove her blade from the man's back. The other three killers quickly sprang into action, but there was enough time for me to scramble to my feet while I defended myself.
That's when several dozen soldiers of the empire came charging through the tunnels into the cavern. In their lead, a fey-looking man in a white jacket and hat. And almost as soon as I thought the cavalry had come to the rescue, I saw a half-dozen arrows and crossbow bolts go streaming for the Marshall. The man was talented. He could have likely single handedly turned the tide of this fight. Before he could do a thing, the Marshall was shot and dropped to the ground.
The Marshall wasn't going to be getting into this fight, maybe no fight ever again.
I looked at him, blood splattered and laying on the ground wheezing for breath. I remember his clean shaven, overly handsome face. "I always liked you better clean shaven," Elum used to say to me.
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BON SECOUR, Alabama — When the sun goes down in the piney woods, the hour approaches for Dirk Bayer to hunt.
Deep in the night he rises, goes to a light behind his house, and sees what's fluttering.
"If it's something cool, I get it into a paper bag," says Bayer, a lean 69-year-old with a silver beard.
Bayer lets a prized hawk moth loose in a cage and makes sure it has the right flower for nectar, and a plant, like Virginia creeper vine, as a place to lay its eggs.
Then he takes the miniscule eggs, puts them in a tube, and mails them to a collector in England. The Englishman mails him back eggs of a species Bayer could not obtain on the Gulf Coast.
This exchange, Bayer says, is like others he has with collectors all over the world.
Raising, hatching, trading, buying — and using an old-fashioned butterfly net — Bayer has amassed a collection of more than 10,000 moths and butterflies.
Next year that collection will be available for the public to view at the Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo in Gulf Shores.
Patti Hall, zoo director, says Bayer's collection will be on display in a planned butterfly pavilion at the expanded zoo, on Oak Road off Ala. 59, projected to open in 2013.
"We're designing a butterfly collection just because of what Dirk Bayer brings to the community," Hall says. Live butterflies will also be in the pavilion.
When Hall saw the collection at Bayer's home, she was "drop-jawed, dumbfounded," she says.
"Any major zoo would be thrilled to have it."
Now the collection occupies a far more humble abode.
In a shed next to Bayer's house, winged creatures from around the planet are in cases that line every wall — swallowtails from Alabama; morpho butterflies from South America; atlas moths from New Guinea.
Iridescent blue, deep orange, pale yellow, spotted, striped — they come in every size and color.
He is knowledgeable about their life cycles — the butterflies, which flit in day, the moths that fly at night.
"I don't like to kill them," he says, though he does that to fill out his collection by sealing them in a jar with ethyl acetate.
Afterwards, on a spreading board, he opens their wings, dries them, then pins them to a mount for display.
Others he finds through the Internet, including websites like eBay. On the butterfly and moth collectors' market, he says, many in his possession are worth a few dollars up to the rarest that might fetch more than a thousand.
All are part of his personal treasure.
He worries about insects slipping in to devour them. Mothballs keep tiny invaders away.
Although he works surrounded by delicate beauty, the odor of napthelene is intense. He seems accustomed to it after decades.
A native of Berlin, Germany, Bayer moved to the U.S. with his family as a boy, and started collecting butterflies in Long Island, N.Y.
When he visited the Museum of Natural History in New York, he was fascinated by its display.
Bayer's older brother was in his 30s, pursuing a doctorate in entomology — the science of insects — when he was killed in a car accident.
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For the second straight night, Toronto Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry stated his case as an NBA all-star. But even after pouring in a game-high 33 points in a convincing win over the Orlando Magic, Lowry was managing expectations ahead of Thursday's announcement of the reserves for next month's game. ``I would be very honoured. It would be a great individual accomplishment,'' Lowry said when asked if the NBA coaches' decision mattered to him. ``But at the end of the day, it's just another day for me.'' Even though many would argue Lowry deserves a spot in New Orleans, he's widely expected to be snubbed, a victim of a perceived abrasive personality rather than anything to do with his play. His play spoke volumes again Wednesday. Lowry had 11 assists to go with his 33 points in the Raptors' 98-83 win before 17,694 fans at Air Canada Centre. It was Lowry's second consecutive 30-plus point performance _ a career first. The feat is even more impressive because it's come in the absence of injured DeMar DeRozan, another potential all-star. ``He's stepped it up,'' Toronto head coach Dwane Casey said of Lowry, who hit all five of his three-point attempts in the first quarter as the Raptors built a 33-20 lead and led all the way. ``I keep my fingers crossed that the coaches voted him in because he deserves it,'' Casey said. ``I feel like both guys (Lowry and DeRozan) deserve it, because right now he's one of the best point guards in the league.'' Lowry, who had 31 points in a win over the Nets in Brooklyn on Monday, set the tone for the night by opening the scoring with a 26-foot jump shot 58 seconds into the game to make it 3-0. The Raptors led from there, winning their second straight game and fourth in five. ``We're just getting better and we're grinding it out every day,'' Lowry said. Amir Johnson added 22 points and 11 rebounds while Jonas Valanciunas, the second-year centre picked earlier Wednesday to suit up in the Rising Stars Challenge at the all-star weekend in New Orleans next month, added 14 points and 15 rebounds for the Raptors. The win moved Toronto (24-21) three games above .500 for the first time this season. The Raptors, who lead the NBA's Atlantic Division by three games over Brooklyn, were 16-29 after 45 games last season on their way to missing the playoffs for a fifth straight year. The Raptors now head out West on a tough, five-game road trip starting Friday in Denver.
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Can't make it to Manhattan to see the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra? Then get out to Frenchmen Street on Sunday, Dec. 26, -- and again on Thursday, Dec. 30, -- to see some of the best players associated with that New York aggregation led by Wynton Marsalis.
Reedman Victor Goines, a Lincoln Center regular, takes the helm at Snug Harbor in Faubourg Marigny on Sunday. He'll be joined by two others from the orchestra: trombonist Wycliffe Gordon and drummer Herlin Riley. Goines rounds out the group with a pair of seasoned pros: pianist David Torkanowsky and bassist Neal Caine. On Thursday, Riley will also lead a combo at Snug Harbor, and though the lineup is still fluid, Goines is likely to appear.
"Expect to see a few people sitting in with the band on Sunday, " Goines said. "That's how things work in New Orleans at the holidays. But it won't just be a night for informal jamming. The five of us have so much shared history that it's going to be possible to play original music and to create a program with plenty of variety."
Goines, a New Orleans native, emphasized the Crescent City roots of his all-star band. Riley and Torkanowsky are natives. Caine, a St. Louis native, studied with Goines at the University of New Orleans and works with Harry Connick Jr.
Gordon, the trombonist, has a special affection for the vocalized "tailgate" style favored by early New Orleans jazz musicians.
- What: The iconic Frenchmen Street club hosts artists associated with the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. Reedman Victor Goines leads a combo on Sunday. Percussionist Herlin Riley leads a band on Thursday. Shows are at 8 p.m. and 10 p.m.
- Where: Snug Harbor, 626 Frenchmen St.
- Tickets: $20. For tickets, call 504.949.0696 or go to snugjazz.com
"I think Wycliffe must have been a New Orleanian in a previous life, " Goines said. "He sounds like he has lived the music and didn't just study it."
Goines plays a range of saxophones -- soprano, alto and tenor -- and often is heard on clarinet, too. "The clarinet gives me timbres that I can't get from a saxophone, " Goines said. "Adding that variety helps to hold the attention of listeners -- and it also pushes players to create a fresh musical dialogue."
A sensitive drummer is especially important in ensembles that employ a clarinet, Goines said. Riley was his first choice for the Snug Harbor show.
"Herlin is a complete instrumentalist. I call him a percussionist -- not a drummer -- because he brings his background as a trumpeter, his ear for harmonies, and his compositional sense to everything he does. He knows how to vary the dynamics and frame the contributions of others, " Goines said.
The clarinet is often associated with early jazz, and Goines expects some of the older, New Orleans-rooted music to get an airing on Sunday.
"As players we're familiar with many styles -- right up to Ornette Coleman and free jazz -- but it's our contention that all jazz music is modern, " Goines said. "I can play a new original and follow it with Louis Armstrong's 'Potato Head Blues.' It's all about finding music that lets us grow as artists."


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Plymouth is a lively place with events, gigs, theatre shows and exhibitions happening every week throughout the city.
We host a packed programme of events with an exciting mix of music, entertainment and outdoor fun. No matter what time of year you visit, you'll be guaranteed to find an event that suits every taste and age group.
This page is the best place for you to keep up to date with what's on all year round.
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Flavour fest, Plymouth Live Music Nights, the Winter Festival and continental markets take place.
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The Black Friars Distillery, the working home of Plymouth Gin since 1793, is the oldest working gin distillery in England. The building dates back to the early 1400's and where the Pilgrim Fathers are said to have spent their last night before setting sail in the Mayflower to the New World.


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'India first' is my definition of secularism, says Modi
Denied a visa to visit the United States, Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday took to video conferencing to address Indian-American community, saying his idea of secularism is "India First".
Modi, who often faced questions over the killing of Muslims in the post-Godhra riots in 2002, did not refer to the controversial issue in his nearly an hour-long speech in Hindi.
"My definition of secularism is simple: 'India First'. Whatever you do, wherever you work, India should be the top priority for all its citizens," he said.
"The country is above all religions and ideologies," he argued and asked people to follow the same.
"I agree friends that as an Indian, as a citizen who loves India, you will also agree with my definition...We might do any work or take any decision, India should be supreme," he said.
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'Nothing less than India's wellbeing should be our goal'
"Nothing less than India's wellbeing should be our goal. And if this happens, secularism will automatically run in our blood," the Gujarat CM said.
Modi was denied US visa on the issue of human rights violation.
Last week, the Wharton India Economic Forum cancelled Modi's keynote address to the prestigious annual event because of opposition from a section of professors and students of the University of Pennsylvania. But, Modi did not touch upon the controversial Wharton issue.
The event organised by the Overseas Friends of the Bharatiya Janata Party was planned much in advance of the Wharton controversy.
Several hundred people gathered at two places -- Edison in New Jersey and Chicago -- to listen to Modi's speech.
In his address, Modi emphasised on skilled development of the youth -- who now constitute 65 per cent of the total population of the country -- and asked the Diaspora to help in holistic development of India -- tourism being one of them.
During the speech, Modi avoided being highly critical of the United Progressive Alliance government but raised the issue of budget being allotted by the Centre and by his own Gujarat government for the skill development of the youth of the country.
"This shows the priorities of the two governments," he said.
"I am not using this platform to criticise any government, but want to keep before you some of the facts," he said.
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'Gujarat today is a ray of hope in this era of darkness'
Invoking Swami Vivekananda and youth in his speech, Modi said "development" is the key to all the problems of the country.
Highlighting the development model of his government, because of which he has been re-elected time and again, Modi said Gujarat today is a "ray of hope" in this "era of darkness" in the country.
Modi also used the occasion to sell brand Gujarat and India as a tourism destination. He urged the large Indian Diaspora to convince foreigners to visit India as tourists.
Once they start coming to India, it will give a big boost to the country's tourism industry and strengthen the economy.
In particular, he urged, the hotel and motels association of the US -- which is dominated by the Gujarati-origin people -- to show India on the television sets of their rooms.
"This would be your big service to India. It is not always necessary to invest in India or send dollars, motivating people to travel to India is also another way of service," he said.
H R Shah, CEO of T V Asia claimed that his address was seen live by several million people across the globe.
Image: The Gujarati community in Jersey City watch Modi's speech attentively
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08.Feb.2010 #362
You know, after getting submissions like this and this and this, someone saying "is" instead of "are" on their status update doesn't really bother me. Apparently Daphne has higher standards. Next time she's going to school someone on their gammer, though, she should make sure she sends her critiques through spell check and tries reaaaaaaaally hard to not become a lesson in irony. It's like Paris Hilton telling everyone to start wearing underwear.
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EP community dinner
EAST PALESTINE - Centenary United Methodist Church at 40 S. Market St., will host a community dinner from 4 to 6 p.m. today in the fellowship hall. The menu includes sauerkraut, kielbasa, pork, mashed potatoes, applesauce, bread, dessert and beverage. Adult portions are $7 and $3 for children ages 5 to 12. For information call the church at 330-426-2629.
Prayer Days planned
SALEM - "Prayer Days for the Nation" will be held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Oct. 25 and 26 at the First Christian Church chapel, 1151 E. Sixth St. All are welcome, either day, any time.
Breakfast buffet set
NORTH LIMA - A breakfast buffet will be available from 7 to 10 a.m. Oct. 27 at the North Lima Mennonite Church. Donations will be accepted. Items on the all-you-can-eat buffet include eggs, pancakes, french toast, sausage, potatoes, homemade rolls, sausage gravy and biscuits, peppers and onions, and beverages. For information call the church at 330-549-2333.
Fast Fest in Homeworth
HOMEWORTH - A fall festival will be held from noon to 2 p.m. Sunday at the Middle Sandy Evangelical Presbyterian Church on Homeworth Road. Hot sandwiches, salads, desserts and beverages will be available. The event, sponsored by the Youth Fellowship, is open to the public. Profits earned will help support Carissa Cabassa, a member of the congregation who serves as a missionary with Youth With A Mission in Guatemala.
Kielbasa, sauerkraut dinner
NORTH LIMA -Good Hope Lutheran Church at 12030 Market St. is holding its 28th annual kielbasa and sauerkraut dinner from 4 to 7 p.m. Nov. 10. The meal includes mashed potatoes, applesauce, bread, beverage, and homemade pie. Carryouts are available. Cost is $8.50 for adults, $4 for children ages 7 to 12 and free for under 6. For information or to register call the church office at 330-549-2406.
Drive-in movie planned
SALEM - Phillips Christian Church at 35459 Salem Grange Road is hosting an event that is free to the community at 6 p.m. Oct. 27. A family-friendly drive-in movie will be screened with popcorn and pop provided. There will be a variety of soups and chilis and a bonfire. For information call 330-332-4467.
Bazaar at Canfield Church
CANFIELD - The United Methodist Women's annual bazaar continues from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at the Canfield United Methodist Church, 27 S. Broad St. A cafeteria-style luncheon will be available from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
This event is free and open to the public and include bargains of gently used books, clothing, housewares, toys and furniture. There will also be handmade rugs, floral arrangements, gift Items, holiday decorations, baked goods, candies, and the famous CUMC cole slaw for sale.
Proceeds will be distributed to the church's ministries as well as community outreach programs, including Operation Blessing, The Rescue Mission, United Methodist Community Center, Community Chest and Canfield CareNet.
Youth Basketball League
SALEM - A Youth Basketball League (for grades K-6) is forming at the First Friends Church on Jennings Avenue. Early registration is now open. More details and a registration form can be found at the church's website, www.salemfirstfriends.org. Registration is completed by printing and returning the form to the church with payment. The early bird price of $50 per child ends Nov. 1. Registration discounts are available for children whose parent is willing to coach.
Nov. 1: Early bird registration deadline ($50 registration).
Nov. 12: Final registration deadline ($65 registration) and skills evaluation from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the church. (This should only take about 30 minutes for each player.)
Week of Jan. 7: Practices begin (one 60-minute practice per week).
Jan. 26: First game (all games are on Saturday mornings).
March 16: Final game.
March 24: End of season celebration.
Columbiana Messiah Choir
COLUMBIANA - The Columbiana Area Messiah Choir will begin rehearsals for its upcoming Christmas concert from 2 to 4 p.m. Oct. 28 in the auditorium of Heartland Christian School. Randy Hart will serve as director with Joe McKim as accompanist. The concert of Handel's Messiah and other Christmas music begins at 7 p.m. Dec. 22 at the Main Street Theater in downtown Columbiana. Experienced singers are encouraged to attend.


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Fullerton's Indians start slow then win big
When Fullerton's Richard Ramirez was asked how he would describe his team, the senior defender couldn't help but crack a smile.
"It seems like we always give up the first goal," Ramirez joked. "We're always coming back."
Indians Head Coach George Shumaker – sitting nearby – heard his team captain and nodded in agreement.
"I think it says a lot about our character," Shumaker chimed in. "We may be down, but we do whatever it takes to win."
It's the mentality Fullerton used not only to qualify for the playoffs, but it's the mindset that helped the Indians win their first Freeway League title since 2007.
That feat seemed farfetched early on, as the Indians lost their first three games of the regular season, and entered Freeway League play with a 3-6-1 record.
Fullerton's preseason schedule was one of the more challenging in the county as the team played and lost to top-10 opponents Los Alamitos, Valencia and Anaheim.
"We lost to Los Alamitos 1-0, but we say that is one of our benchmark games of the season," Shumaker said. "At the very least, we should have tied that game, and had chances to win it."
For the players, the narrow loss to Los Alamitos – No. 3 in the county at the time – served as proof that the team could compete at the highest level.
"We have the confidence," said junior midfielder Andrew Perez. "We know we can play with any team. We just needed to play with attitude, motivation, spirit and heart."
That's exactly how the Indians played in league.
Fullerton won seven of its first nine league games to position itself atop the standings. The Indians needed a win in their final game against Buena Park to claim to Freeway League title outright.
After a 2-2 tie at the end of regulation, the Indians netted a pair of goals in overtime and claimed a 4-3 victory to secure the Freeway League.
"That was another one of those benchmark games for us," Shumaker said. "The kids were determined not to lose. It's really a testament to them."
Unfortunately, the victory was short-lived. The Indians were on the losing end of a 4-3 game in the first round of the CIF-Southern Section Division II playoffs last week, when Warren of Downey upended them at Fullerton Union Stadium.
Although the loss marked the end of their season, it was a successful year for an Indians team that played with heart and perseverance game after game.
"Being a senior, I wanted to leave with something," Ramirez said. "We were all hungry to go out and win (league). And we did that."
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Interest Level
Grades 2 - 5
Reading Level
Grade level Equivalent: 4.2
Lexile® Measure: 680L
Guided Reading: R
Type of Book: Chapter Book
- Adventure
- Comedy and Humor
- Series
- Cats
- Mice and Squirrels
- Violence and Crime
About This Book
Rancid rat hairs, the cat pirates are coming to town! They're planning on stealing New Mouse City's Statue of Liberty and taking it back to Cat Island. They think it's completely made of gold! My friends and I are determined to protect our city's precious symbol. But can we stop these fearsome felines?
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