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Mycroft's mobile rings at midnight. The call must be urgent. Only Mycroft's superiors (the very few of them who exist) and Sherlock know his number, and neither phone unless it's a matter of the utmost importance.
Particularly Sherlock. The last time Mycroft's little brother had called, Sherlock had overdosed on heroin. It could have been too late: if the traffic had been busier, if Mycroft had been slower (unlikely but it happens), if the overdose had been larger than suspected… A dead Sherlock leaves a larger hole in the world than most deaths could hope for. If death could hope.
If Mycroft's superiors are phoning, they will be most likely angry or on-edge (particularly if is midnight; most of them have a dull and strict 11pm-6am schedule), but still it would be preferable to Sherlock's voice.
Mycroft presses the 'ANSWER' button, reminding himself that Sherlock has John now. This is a Sherlock with a help source other than his hated brother - a happier, healthier and better Sherlock. It is not the same Sherlock that overdose on a cool December evening a decade ago, alone and friendless.
Mycroft picks up, saying "hello" with unintended sharpness. He is greeted with silence. "Hello?"
The silence makes way for soft grunts.
Mycroft recognises the sound. They are the grunts he has heard too many times: Sherlock trying to hide physical pain. A moment later, they increase in volume until they are almost cries. The loud, exposing kind that Sherlock detests.
Mycroft nods. He's not sure why. Self-talk? Stoic acceptance that the situation is so bad that not even Sherlock can't mask it? Determination that he is going to help his brother, yet again?
Mycroft knows why Sherlock didn't phone for an ambulance directly. Sherlock must have committed a crime – as he often does whilst trying to solve crime… - so recovery by public ambulance would lead to arrest. Mycroft approves of Sherlock's choice: he certainly isn't in the mood to abuse his power and release Sherlock again.
"Can you hear me?" Mycroft asks. There is a groan of affirmation. "How badly are you hurt?"
"Powell... Street," Sherlock simply says, not allowing Mycroft's inefficient question an answer. His voice is soft, weak and papery. It doesn't sound like the brother Mycroft knows.
Mycroft presses enter on his laptop, and knows that in under 3 minutes, a car - fully-equipped for any emergency - will be leaving.
"My people are on their way, Sherlock."
"Hurry," is the reply.
It is then that Mycroft requests his own car too. It is then that his heart beat becomes so loud that it seems to drown out the sound of his feet rushing down the stairs. It is then that Mycroft runs for the first time in years.
As he waits outside his house for the car, he closes his eyes. Hurry. A request for desperate help from Sherlock Holmes?
There's only one reason for that. Only one reason why Sherlock would have phoned Mycroft instead of John (a trained doctor; the only person that Sherlock considers a friend; more of a brother to Sherlock than Mycroft had ever been), why he called whilst he could still speak (in the past, he had waited until he could barely utter a word), why he pleaded for Mycroft to "hurry"…
"This is for John," says Mycroft.
It's because he can't phone John.
Oh, Sherlock.
Sherlock doesn't honour Mycroft with a reply. Of course it is for John - had Mycroft not worked that out already?
The car pulls up forty six seconds after Mycroft had requested it. There will be words. Later. He gets in. The driver already knows exactly where they need go – and that it must be fast.
London lights flash by his window; Mycroft barely looks at them.
"I'm coming, Sherlock."
"Quicker," replies a strangled voice.
There is a strange sound then; it almost sounds like a sob. At that, another noise tells Mycroft that Sherlock has dropped the phone; not hung up, dropped it. He can tell by the pitch.
Mycroft, in a very controlled voice, tells his driver to accelerate.
"The speed limit, sir?"
"That hardly matters." The driver opens his mouth to speak, but Mycroft already knows his objection and interrupts. "The police will not hassle you."
The driver hesitates for only small moment before accelerating. Mycroft has a way of coming across as someone who had power of government. He does, after all.
When Mycroft arrives, there are already people around the two dark bodies. Both are motionless, one spread-eagled and one stretched like an arrow, its arm being the tip, as if its only purpose was to touch the other. And it had only just failed.
Mycroft grabs the nearest man, so roughly he surprises himself. "How is he?"
"He'll be fine," says Mycroft's employee; he knows which 'he' is asking being asked about. "John though..."
Myroft lowers himself next to Sherlock, vaguely aware of everyone moving. There's a sickening feeling of water, leading the rebellion and crumbling Mycroft's towering defences, until a small leak falls out of the corner of one eye and onto Sherlock's outstretched hand. Sherlock, in the last throws of consciousness, follows the tears progress dribbling down his finger - and then past it, to John's own finger lying motionless. Mycroft's younger brother frowns at some small curiosity. As he passes out, he stares at John Watson's thumb.
Mycroft had watched all that in sharp clarity, as if time had slowed down just for him. Once Sherlock closes his eyes everything becomes fuzzy. Gently, Mycroft places a hand on his brother's cheek and feels the tell-tale dampness. He spreads his hand out in front of him, staring at the glistening droplet delicately balanced on the end of one fingernail. The night where both brothers cried.
Hands took Sherlock away from Mycroft. A stretcher. A mask. John was left on the ground. Sherlock's finger still curled round John's, but then quickly the link breaks and Sherlock's arm swings from the stretcher as he is rushed away. John's lies on the tarmac. Caring is not an advantage.
Mycroft, alone in the centre of the crime scene, considers the evidence because, lost or familiar, that's what Mycroft does.
Smudges of blood extending from where he stood to the spot his brother must have fallen. Eight metres to document Sherlock's crawl to John. For about half the trail, only Sherlock's left hand print is visible. The grunts had been that of physical exertion then as well as of pain, holding a phone with one hand and pulling a weakening body along the ground with the other. Two or so metres from John's body, the right hand print appears and the phone lies near it. That was where Sherlock discarded his phone because he had needed to reach John. Or maybe that was when John had died. That would explain the sob, yes, but not the last two metre stretch of blood, which suggested hope. Surely Sherlock, of all, had not succumb to irrational hope?
"Will he be okay?" Mycroft asks, to no one in particular though he knows someone will answer. He feels his lips form the words, but the voice is not his own; it is quiet and lost, soft and papery; it is the voice of a hopeless child. It is the voice of Sherlock on the phone.
A person moving John stops. After all, there was no rush. The dead do not care where they lie.
"His chances are good. We reached him quickly. We can't be definite though."
They stride off to take John's body away.
Mycroft's house. In a room that is more medically equipped than any public hospital and used when he does not want the police involved. Mainly, it is used by Sherlock.
Right now, Sherlock's back is towards the world. Eyes open but unmoving. Hands knotted, locked. But Mycroft has no doubt that Sherlock's brain has not stopped. The idiot doctors are confused because Sherlock is fully conscious and yet hasn't responded for four long days. Mycroft, however, understands completely.
Mycroft finds his finger to reaching out to touch Sherlock's shoulder. It feels odd to touch his brother for a reason that is not wholly practical, or accidental like a slight embarrassing scrape against each other when passing a over cigarette. Mycroft watches as the silk of the dressing gown dips under his fingers; its heavy creases from being continuously worn over the last four days flatten with pressure; his fingertips lower until he can feel the heat of Sherlock's skin.
Sherlock isn't even aware of it, Mycroft knows that; he understands that occasionally the hot processes inside one's brain –more specifically, Sherlock's and Mycroft's - take up all the senses.
Mycroft's hand tightens on his brother's shoulder. It is only when he hears Mrs. Hudson come up the stairs that he removes it.
"Mrs. Hudson."
"Sherlock, I-"
The joyfulness of her eyes is smothered by silence as she sees Sherlock unmoving on the bed.
There's a crash as she jumps. Mycroft knows from the sound that it was the smallest of the twelve ceramic figures on the windowsill near the door that fell, landing first on a vase, and then bouncing onto the wooden floor, twice, three times, before smashing. She had mistaken Mycroft's voice for Sherlock's. Mycroft knows what had expected when she came through the door: Sherlock, on his feet, asking angrily where his coat and scarf are so he can stride into London with bright eyes-
Mycroft turns around. Her mouth slowly closes.
"Mycroft...Sorry..." she says softly, her eyes finally landing on Mycroft, backing away slightly. "I didn't think you'd still be here. I didn't realise how bad Sherlock was. I'll...give you some space. I'll just pick up..." she goes back round the corner to she smashed pottery "...these pieces, and then I'll be gone. I-"
"I invited you here."
She pauses, and goes very still. "But-"
"Sherlock has protected you venomously in the past," Mycroft hears himself saying. "He does not do that to just anyone. You are as entitled to information as myself." She looks at him strangely. "And you are entitled to sitting pointlessly with me by his side too. Feel free."
She takes a seat gingerly and looks at Sherlock, managing manages a small shake of the head before she collapses into herself, her hands shaking as she reaches for support, anything. She thankfully regains control without Mycroft, slowly wiping the tears off her cheeks.
"I thought...when I heard...that at least I have one of my boys still...but..." She collapses again, awful sobs, dragging in lungfuls of breath. "Why is he like this? It's been four days! I need him back!"
Mycroft looks back at Sherlock.
"I think that he's working on a case, Mrs Hudson,"
Mrs. Hudson looks up, cheap make-up in streaks down her face; she looks tired.
"What do you mean? I've brought him lots of cases," she says.
There is a stack of newspapers on the bedside table.
"He's working on a much more important case."
Mrs Holmes dismisses this statement, apparently as a Holmes' eccentricity and not once to be questioned, simply closing her eyes for a long time before opening them.
"And John...I cannot believe..." she says quietly. "What is Sherlock going to do without him?"
This, apparently. Block out the world. Deny the facts. Live in a fantasy.
"He will manage," says Mycroft. "The same as he did for the years before John Watson."
Mrs. Hudson looks up at him. "You really think he managed before John?"
Luckily, that was when the Anthea entered, with a steaming plate. Mrs. Hudson thanks her softly.
Anthea shrugs, leaving the room in a bored fashion. "I didn't make it."
Mrs. Hudson turns to Mycroft. "Aren't you eating?"
Mycroft sits in his office. The Bulgarian prime minister was being an irritant. When a security buzzer blinks, Mycroft is almost glad for the distraction. He gives Anthea, who is sitting by him, a look. She nods; she knows to stay with Mrs Hudson.
Mycroft strides down the elaborately decorated corridor to his front door, dialling Sherlock's mobile number. His brother picks up after three rings.
"Oh Mycroft, you are getting slow."
Sherlock's voice is excited and mocking; Mycroft can tell he is on a high. Not a drug high. A case high. He got his energy back fast. It will disappear just as quickly.
Mycroft can hear the rush of traffic; Sherlock is outside then. He doesn't bother to ask how Sherlock got through security: it was no doubt using his scarf or something equally ridiculous.
"You picked up your phone," says Mycroft. "So you want something from me. What?"
"A lift."
Mycroft steps out onto the street; he is not going to leave this to one of his men. Looking left and right.
"To where?"
"The hospital."
Mycroft wrinkles his nose, delicately kicking a piece of litter away with his shoe.
"Why can't you take a taxi? Ah, don't explain. I know. They won't take you. They'll think you're drunk."
Sherlock says nothing, a 'yes' in Holmes language.
"Are you walking Mycroft? Your breath is louder than your voice. I can barely hear you talk. I'm surprised you haven't fainted yet-"
"Why go to hospital, Sherlock? You're under perfectly good care here."
"Not for me Mycroft. You know that. Don't be an idiot. It's because…He's not dead! The thumb!"
Mycroft has a sudden image of Sherlock's stretch hand, reaching for John's and grasping it tightly, the sweat on his forehead, his eyes blinking, losing consciousness, but staring intently at John's thumb as if it represented his whole future. It turns out it did.
And now, Sherlock's gleeful voice down the phone, thinking he's solved a problem Mycroft hasn't. One that means he will get his best friend back. But he has got it all wrong…
In moments of stress, one's body can betray you. It can cry in front of your employees. It can override your control. Rebel and hijack. During panic. Fear. Desperation. It can do even worse: it can trick you; make you think something's there when it's not. Sherlock had done what he never does; he had chosen emotions over logic. John Watson, anomaly. Even after death.
It explains the extra two metres of dries blood towards John's corpse. He was desperate. He wanted a shred of evidence that John was alive. And so he had continued his crawl. And he hasn't stopped. Those moments before Sherlock passed out… that frown. He had seen something on John's thumb and taken if for evidence that John was alive. And now he is trying to figure it out.
"Brilliant!" continues Sherlock. "He did it so cleverly, when I've been such an idiot. It took me four days to work it out. John is alive. I knew there was something odd about the thumb."
Mycroft increases his pace, knowing that he won't get to Sherlock before his street-wise brother reaches the hospital.
"I need to find John," says Sherlock. "He left me a message! I think he escaped the kidnappers and then got taken to hospital, probably unconscious which is why he hasn't contacted me-"
"Of course he didn't get to hospital! He is dead."
There is a long silence.
Eventually, a sound, a very quiet reply. "He is not dead."
Mycroft is almost running now. "The body was DNA-checked-"
"Oh, Mycroft, learn from your mistakes-"
Mycroft's hand tenses around his mobile. "You thought she was dead too."
"Yes – and I learn from my mistakes."
"What – so every corpse is fake now? You are jumping to conclusions. You need to stop."
"What? Saving John's life?"
"Sherlock! You have this all wrong-"
"Well, I was hoping for some brotherly support but clearly that's not happening. So I'm going to end this conversation."
The phone goes silent.
It is then that Mycroft sees Sherlock, running with one hand on the stone wall for support twenty metres down the pavement, feet twisting over themselves as he tries to keep balance. Sherlock had somehow found his clothes, and was even wearing his scarf
In the fifteen minutes since Sherlock left, he is barely a quarter of a mile from Mycroft's house. There was never any threat. This is a pathetic attempt.
Sherlock swings around, nearly falling over at the same time. Mycroft runs, easily catching Sherlock up and grabs his elbow.
"This," says Mycroft, watching Sherlock's expression carefully and pausing before speaking the next word, too disgusting to skim over his lips, "sentiment. You need to stop."
"It is not sentiment."
"Come on, Sherlock," Mycroft says quietly.
"Get. Off."
Sherlock pronounces each word like a piece of jagged tin.
Sherlock's kick is sudden, aiming for where Mycroft's knees will buckle hard and he slips out of Mycroft's. Mycroft catches him before he gets out of reach; Mycroft has always been stronger than his brother but right now Sherlock is weak. Sherlock spins around and meets Mycroft's eyes.
Mycroft does, and raises both arms up in the air.
"Okay, but only because you aren't going to get much further anyway. When you ran, you tore your stitches. You are losing blood." Mycroft nods at a small stain on Sherlock's shirt. "If you exert yourself much more, I will have no choice but to call for my ambulance - equipped with a stretcher - to take you back to my house."
Sherlock starts to back away, but Mycroft has grabbed his wrist again before he can get anywhere.
"I will not have you endangering yourself!"
Sherlock strains against Mycroft before his legs give way and he slumps against the wall, a growing circle of blood on his cream shirt. There is a long moment where all Mycroft can hear is Sherlock's breathing. Sherlock stares at his clenched fists.
"You will look at the body," Sherlock says.
"I have-"
Mycroft takes Sherlock's hand. Sherlock wrenches it away, his face crinkling into anger as unwavering, stubborn and desperate as a child.
"LOOK AGAIN! I will not move unless you examine the body, realise it's a fake and then look for John. I suggest he's at the hospital under a false guise, seeking treatment. Oh, and I will cause all your paramedics to quit if you send them."
Mycroft doesn't bother to ask how Sherlock intends to so, though he has no doubt he will. If they were Sherlock's conditions for him returning to the house, Mycroft would complete them.
They lay him down on the bed, though Sherlock refuses to change into pyjamas, and continuously mutters about thumbs. Mycroft had requested the doctor to re-do Sherlock's stitches, which had come even more undone as Sherlock 'walked' up the stairs. To force Sherlock to be dragged or carried would only make Sherlock more defiant, cause more injury and make future cooperation less likely. Before Sherlock sleeps, he grabs Mycroft's wrist - just as Mycroft had done to him before.
"The...left...thumb... A message...Look... And then...Nearest hospital, probably. But hurry, still could be in danger if not there."
Mycroft had been out all night; he returns home when it is nearly light, tired, straining and not ready for the sight of Mrs. Hudson in the kitchen.
"You're still here," he says. "You look awful."
She doesn't look offended; Mycroft supposes she is used to comments like that from his brother.
"I was worried," she says. "Are you alright?"
"He is in hospital."
"But he was right there in the bed-"
"No," Mycroft shakes his head slowly. "Not Sherlock." Mycroft can barely form the words. "John is in hospital.
He pauses; his own anger making him sick. He does not look at Mrs. Hudson as he talks.
"Russian thugs," he says. "They timed it so when Sherlock got there, they were to kill John. It was to get to Sherlock, to lure him to them. A plot a little too stupid for Moriarty, but the plot of a mastermind all the same."
Mycroft rubs his right eye, still not meeting Mrs Hudson's gaze, feeling that if he keeps talking, perhaps he will never have to.
"The plot failed. John escaped the kidnap and was found three streets away by an old man who phoned an ambulance. He was too injured to speak, had no identification but is recovering now in the hospital where Sherlock had….where Sherlock had said he would be. The Russian thugs, determined not to fail, found someone who looked very much like him. You know, cosmetic surgery, the lighting, the angle. They even rewrote the DNA records... Irene Adler all over again. One should learn from their mistakes…John is um recovering now. Chatty, actually."
Finally, Mycroft looks up at Mrs. Hudson who is clutching the table.
"A-are- you-serious?"
Mycroft leaves Mrs. Hudson sitting there. He is too tired to care.
A patch of moonlight rests on Sherlock's face, so when he open his eyes, they are an even sharper blue. When Sherlock speaks, his eyes stare unmoving at the ceiling.
"Which hospital did you find him in?"
There is no relief; not once did Sherlock believe that John was dead; Mycroft feels even sicker.
"As I thought."
Sherlock turns away from Mycroft, as if that is all there is to say.
"Sherlock." There is no reply. "Luck, Sherlock. That's all it was."
"Oh please."
"No, Sherlock. You were wrong-"
"We've been through this! John left me a message-"
"John did no such thing"
There is a long pause, and finally Sherlock turns his head, and stares directly at Mycroft. "The left thumb."
"I talked to him, Sherlock. He has no idea what message you're talking about."
"There were three strokes," says Sherlock, sitting up slightly, as much as his stitches allowed "Code. I came to the rational conclusion."
"No! Sherlock. No! You came to the emotional one. You were simply obsessed enough to find a message that wasn't there. And lucky enough that he was, in fact, alive. Even if John hadn't been found in St. Bart's, even if John was never found... You would still look for him. Convinced despite the evidence. Or curled up in a ball on the sofa for the next year until you made up some more idioticevidence. An endless cycle, endless denial, all because you cannot accept John Watson is dead."
Mycroft stands up, and starts walking to the door before his face curls into disgust and he turns to Sherlock.
Sherlock is very still.
"We wouldn't have just lost John, we would have lost you as well! Caring is a disadvantage Sherlock. Remember that."
A few weeks later, Sherlock visits Mycroft. He and John are exactly the same as before: a blog, petty arguments and countless solved cases. Sherlock feels safe again. He is brought to the study to wait for his brother, who comes in with a tray of tea (not that he had prepared it), frowning. He sits down opposite Sherlock. Of course, Mycroft is the only one who drinks the tea.
Sherlock looks relaxed, as in control as when Mycroft visits Baker Street. "I cannot get the image of you running through the streets of London out of my head."
"Get to the point, Sherlock."
"The night you came to tell me that you had found John in hospital. I was too distracted by your inane shouting to really consider you."
"I see," says Mycroft. "Splendid. Is that all?"
Sherlock stands up; he never sits still for long.
"A combination of your shirt, eyes and forehead told me that you had only eaten a cheese sandwich, not slept at all and had ignored your work completely in the four days since you believed John had died-"
Mycroft puts down his mug. "I was stressed at thesecurity risk."
"Oh, so data-safeguarding concerns explains the tear on your cheek!" Sherlock clasps his hands behind his back, looking down at Mycroft with narrow eyes. "Yes, big brother… I remember that."
Sherlock takes his coat which is draped over the back of his chair.
"Caring a disadvantage, Mycroft," Sherlock says, closing the door behind him.
He leaves Mycroft with his tea.


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On Tuesday, two flights from Newark, N.J., to Honolulu were canceled, but no outgoing flights were affected.
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Hawaii experienced a wet and windy start to the weekend with downed trees, power outages and lots of rain.
Much of the state received a sudden drenching of rain Tuesday with a flood advisory in effect for Kauai and Honolulu counties.
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Some songs on iTunes now offer 90-second previews for users of the U.S. iTunes Music Store. For instance, "Dark Fantasy" by Kanye West currently offers a 90-second preview in the U.S. iTunes Store, but only 30 seconds in the U.K. version.
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In November, a letter sent to music label representatives from "The iTunes Store Team" notified rightsholders that Apple was "preparing to increase the length of music previews," but gave no indication of the timeline. The letter stated that representatives would confirm acceptance simply by continuing to offer content on the iTunes Store.
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[MLS RE-ENTRY DRAFT] FC Dallas keeper Kevin Hartman, whose bitter contract dispute with Sporting Kansas City was cited as a need to reform the structure of MLS contracts, is among five former Best XI selections who will enter the MLS Re-Entry Draft that will be held in two stages over the next two Fridays. The others are Conor Casey(Colorado), Juan Pablo Angel (Chivas USA),Justin Mapp (Montreal) and Danny Califf(Chivas USA).
After the 2012 season, FC Dallas indicated it would like to re-sign the 38-year-old Hartman, who is out of contract.
The players are either out of contract or did not have their options picked up.
The re-entry process was a negotiated agreement between the league and union to allow a veteran player out of contract or with options remaining on his contract a manner to achieve a semblance of freedom. Before then, a player's rights were retained within MLS even if he was out of contract.
Clubs may still sign their re-entry eligible players through Thursday.
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May 12, 2016 - Psychiatry and Medicine-Psychiatry residents organized and participated in a day of Advocacy at the North Carolina State Capital. They met with administrators at DHHS and participated in lesiglative meetings.
May 7, 2016 - Members of the Duke Psychiatry residency training program joined other members of the Duke community in supporting NAMI-Durham during the 2016 NC NAMI Walks on the historic Dorothea Dix Hospital campus in Raleigh, NC.
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"The Impact of the Duke University Medicine Residency Global Health Program (GHP) on the Practice of Medicine: Meaning Making and Outcomes for Residency Education", by former Duke Med-Psych Resident, Dr. Jason Webb. (Video file format.) To read more about Dr. Webb, see his profile at this Duke web page.
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Eleven Duke physician residents representing nine different departments enrolled in the Documenting Medicine program this year. They presented their final projects, which encompassed a wide range of patient and provider stories, in a ceremony on Wednesday, June 6, 2012. Former Duke Psychiatry Resident Jose Ribas created a photographic survey of therapeutic spaces. The Documenting Medicine projects use documentary as a mode of inquiry to highlight the human dimension in healthcare today. For more information about this program, visit: http://www.documentingmedicine.com/
Duke Child and General Psychiatry Trainee Creates a Documentary
Dr. Jennifer Segura, former Child and General Psychiatry trainee, became a documentarian! In an effort to document the patient experience, she picked up a camera and got to work. Check out her website!: http://aiopduke.wordpress.com
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Need to pay your Lancaster utility bill, report a mammoth pothole, apply for a city job or scope out festival details?
There's now an app for that.
City IT director Jarvis Driggers presented the Red Rose City's new mobile app at Tuesday's city council meeting.
"This is a living and breathing app," Driggers said. "This app's going to change. It's going to change daily, weekly and monthly, and it's going to change to the events and what's going on in the city at the time."
Hazel Taylor found out June 14 just how civic-minded Don Scott was.
Despite his frail health, Scott, who died Saturday at his home two days after turning 90 years old, showed up to cast a special city council election ballot for her at the voting precinct inside the Church of the Good Shepherd, a church he helped found.
Scott's actions moved Taylor to tears that afternoon, and still do. Every vote counts, she said in a voice choking back tears, but when someone goes to that much trouble, it's never forgotten.
Three Lancaster County volunteer fire departments have received a $116,005 federal grant to purchase radios compatible with the county's new Radio System Project.
The Assistance to Firefighters Grant will go to the McDonald Green, Bell Town and Gooches fire departments.
The grant money will buy 11 mobile 800 megahertz radios for trucks and 26 portable radios, or walkie-talkies, for the three fire departments, said Darren Player, the county's director of emergency management and fire service.
County council approved the third and final reading of the 2 percent hospitality tax Monday night, and the new charges will start appearing on diners' and drinkers' tabs Jan. 1.
Council voted 6-1, with the opposing vote from Chairman Bob Bundy.
The 2 percent tax, the maximum allowed under state law, will apply to all establishments that sell prepared meals and beverages in the unincorporated areas of Lancaster County.
The money can be spent only on tourism-related projects.
The local gas crunch caused by an Alabama pipeline leak is almost over, but not quite.
Officials with Colonial Pipeline said late Wednesday that crews had wrapped up work on a bypass around the leak on pipeline 1 in Shelby County, Ala., and removed plugging devices from both sides of the leak.
Company officials said though the fuel was flowing again, it might take several days for the fuel supply chain to return to normal on the major pipeline, which moves gasoline, diesel and jet fuel through the Carolinas from Texas to New Jersey.
FORT MILL – In a game of plenty of offense, a couple of key defensive stops sparked host Nation Ford to a 35-14 win over Lancaster at the Falcons' field on Friday night.
Nation Ford, up 14-7 in the second period, delivered a pair of pivotal stops on downs deep in the Falcons' territory to take control.
NFHS, on a fourth and two play at its 26, turned back the Bruins to get the ball back early in the second period.
A Lancaster man serving prison time on drug charges has been accused of texting threats to another man using an illegal cell phone, a sheriff's office incident report said.
Derrick Antonio McIlwain, 30, made headlines in March 2011 after Lancaster police officers pulled him over for loud music and later found crack cocaine in his car.
McIlwain was convicted of trafficking cocaine in early 2013 and sentenced to eight years. He is incarcerated at the Turbeville Correctional Institute (TCI) in Turbeville.
The Tradesville community gathered Saturday for its annual Fall Festival and parade. For nearly a quarter-century, the event has been organized as a fundraiser for the Tradesville Volunteer Fire Department.
A crowd of seventh graders sits enthralled as Glenis Redmond floods the room with passion and history, her animated voice and hands telling stories that spark their creativity.
She scans their faces through red cat-eye glasses. She describes her 109-year-old grandmother, who smoked cigarettes and caught the long ashes in her hand when they fell.
Poet Glenis Redmond visited South Middle School and the University of South Carolina Lancaster this week to give lessons and share her poetry with seventh grade students from Lancaster County schools.
BOONETOWN – Surging Andrew Jackson opened Region IV-AA play in a big way, blanking rival North Central High School, 26-0 at the rival Knights' field on Friday night.
The Volunteers, with the shutout, improved to 3-1 with their third straight win.
The Vols scored four times during the game, with senior Dalton Haven tallying a pair of touchdowns to key AJ's victory.
Haven's first touchdown came on a three-yard run at 5:23 in the second quarter.
The extra point was blocked, leaving AJ up, 6-0.
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Figurative painting superstar Kent Williams debuts as a curator for this exhibition of works on paper entitled "Emotional Content," the premise of which was to have artists "channel emotion into every move they make" in creating these works.September 30, 2016
"SOFT" @ Superchief Gallery LA
On October 8th, Superchief Gallery & VANS opens "SOFT," a collection of woven tapestries featuring a wicked lineup of artists whose work is anything but "soft." If you've ever wanted some gnarly artwork on your bedspread, you should definitely check out this show.September 30, 2016
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The parallels between Kermit Gosnells house of horrors in Philadelphia and Planned Parenthood of Delawares Wilmington clinic at 7th & Shipley Streets are too numerous to ignore. Most people think Gosnell an anomaly among abortion providers. They are ignoring a growing body of evidence to the contrary. Untrained staff, filthy equipment, unsterilized and reused instruments, complete lack of oversight by any governing agency, and abusive, contemptuous doctors are more the norm in freestanding abortion clinics than the public is willing to admit. 3601 Lancaster Ave. and 625 Shipley St. are ample proof that abortion in America today is anything but safe.
Gosnell's now-infamous "House of Horrors" at 3801 Lancaster in Philadelphia. But is his clinic the only 'House of Horrors' in the United States? Evidence suggests otherwise....
Untrained, unlicensed, and callously unconcerned staff at Gosnells clinic failed to follow any semblance of proper medical procedure. At Planned Parenthood of Delaware, accusations from Mitchell-Werbrichs report reveal improper counseling of patients, procedures performed without properly signed consent forms, failure to follow state mandated parental consent laws, untrained staff and little training available for sterilzation techniques, and lapses in mandated follow-up care.
Doctors at both clinics specialized in assembly-line abortions, often treating patients with contempt or abusing them outright. Tina Baldwin, a staff member at Womens Medical Society, testified that she saw Gosnell slap a woman on the thigh.
According to MitchellWerbrich, she observed the same behavior from Dr. Timothy Liveright, abortionist at Planned Parenthood. In a written statement documenting his bizarre behavior, she said,Dr. Liveright struck the patients right lateral thigh with force with his opened hand, stating,Breathe!
Among the posted reviews of Planned Parenthood of Delawares Wilmington clinic on Yellow Pages is this accusation, alleged to have taken place in January, 2012:I would like to warn everyone that a surgical gyn doctor, possibly hispanic/Italian (sic), treated me brutally during an abortion. When the nurse left the room, he suddenly and silently punched me in the abdomen but stopped as she returned. He then wordlessly proceeded with the operation. I felt terrified and helpless and he seemed happy to scare me. It was during 2012 that Mitchell-Werbrich submitted her observations to management at Planned Parenthood of Delaware, who did nothing.
The laissez-faire attitude towards abortion clinic oversight by authorities who could have prevented so much suffering and death is despicable. Gosnell slipped through the hands of federal, state, and city regulators into a black hole of apathy, ultimately protected by the abortion industrys unprecedented and unchallenged ability to police itself. Jayne Mitchell-Werbrich followed every avenue she could to bring the abuses she observed at Planned Parenthood to the correct authorities, knocking on door after door.
The result? In December, 2012, the Delaware Board of Medical Licensure and Discipline, after a cursory visit to the facility, declared the case closed, citing it could not find Dr. Liveright in violation of the Medical Practice Act. The Delaware Department of Health stated they found no evidence to support the claims of Vasikonis and Mitchell-Werbrich. The response from the Department of Labors OSHA department to Mitchell-Werbrichs complaint is telling.Planned Parenthood of Delaware has advised me that the hazards you complained about have been investigated With this information, OSHA feels the case can be closed on the grounds that the hazardous conditions(s) have been corrected.
Such outrageous and callous indifference breeds Gosnells of the future.
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Top 10 Inspirational Movies Of All Time
Throughout my life I have watched many inspirational films ranging in all categories from sports to lifestyle to survival. These are 10 movies that stick out in my mind that are some of the most inspirational movies in my lifetime. These are not in order as they all are equally inspiring in their own way…
Be inspired and ENJOY the journey!
Touching the Void is a 1988 book by Joe Simpson, recounting his and Simon Yates' successful but disastrous and nearly fatal climb of the 6,344-metre (20,813 foot) Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes in 1985. The book won the 1989 Boardman Tasker Prize for Mountain Literature and the 1989 NCR Book Award. In 2003, fifteen years after it was first published, the book was turned into a documentary film of the same name, directed by Kevin MacDonald. The film won the Alexander Korda Award for Best British Film at the 2003 BAFTA Awards and was featured at the 2004 Sundance Film Festival. Simpson slipped down an ice cliff and landed awkwardly, crushing his tibia into his knee joint, thus breaking his right leg. The pair, whose trip had already taken longer than they intended due to bad weather on the ascent, had run out of fuel for their stove and could not melt ice or snow for drinking water. With bad weather closing in and daylight fading, they needed to descend quickly to the glacier, about 3,000 feet below.
This film is absolutely incredible and inspiring in every way. It digs down deep within the human soul and tells a fantastic true story about the fight and will to survive against all odds.
The true story of Graeme Obree, the Champion cyclist who built his bicycle from old bits of washing machines who won his championship only to have his title stripped from him and his mental health problems which he has suffered since.
When I was rowing in college at UC Berkeley I had a teammate who was a former pro cyclist from Canada, Jake Wetzel. Most of us were inspired by his cycling training and all bought our first road bikes in order to get best cross-training for rowing. This film touched me in many ways about the hard word this cyclist put in to his training and his 'never give up' attitude. It will truly inspire you to work hard in life in everything that you do.
Rudy Ruettiger harbored a dream to play for the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team, despite being undersized at merely 5'6″ and 165 pounds. Head coach Ara Parseghian encouraged walk-on players from the student body. For example, Notre Dame's 1969 starting center, Mike Oriard, was a walk-on who was eventually nominated for a Rhodes Scholarship and an NFL contract with the Kansas City Chiefs.
If you have not seen 'Rudy' then you must see this first beyond any other movie. This movie has it all and is the quintessential definition of never give up never give in attitude. It really is one of the most inspiring movies of all time!
The "Miracle on Ice" is the name in American popular culture for a medal-round men's ice hockey game during the 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, New York, on Friday, February 22. The United States national team, made up of amateur and collegiate players and led by coach Herb Brooks, defeated the Soviet Union national team, which had won the gold medal in six of the seven previous Olympic games.
Growing up with a father who played ice hockey in Canada and the east coast I naturally had a hand in hockey growing up and had dreams of playing in college for a scholarship. Unfortunately, Los Angeles did not have enough ice rinks in order for me to play ice hockey at a competitive level past high school. However, that didn't stop me from attending numerous ice hockey camps over the summertime. CanAm ice hockey camps was one of the most infamous and prestigious of all hockey camps as I got to play and practice on the famous rinks of Lake Placid where Team USA hockey won the gold over the USSR in 1980. Every single day we were told by our hockey instructors and coaches to respect and think about the 'Miracle' that happened on the ice we were playing on. Watching the movie brings all those memories and stories back to life.
The King's Speech is a 2010 British historical drama film directed by Tom Hooper and written by David Seidler. Colin Firth plays King George VI who, to cope with a stammer, sees Lionel Logue, an Australian speech and language therapist played by Geoffrey Rush. The men become friends as they work together, and after his brother abdicates the throne, the new King relies on Logue to help him make his first wartime radio broadcast on Britain's declaration of war on Germany in 1939.
Without Limits is a 1998 biographical sports film. It is written and directed by Robert Towne and follows the relationship between record-breaking distance runner Steve Prefontaine and his coach Bill Bowerman, who later co-founded Nike, Inc. Billy Crudup plays Prefontaine and Donald Sutherland plays Bowerman.
At UC Berkeley I lived with most of the track and field guys as I thought it was a good balance between living with athletes and getting some distance from my own rowing teammates. When this movie came out the guys in the house were inspired like never before and Prefontaine was considered to be their running god! A deep appreciation goes out to track and field and runners alike when watching 'PRE' run for gold.
Lincoln is a 2012 American epic historical drama film directed by Steven Spielberg, starring Daniel Day-Lewis as United States President Abraham Lincoln and Sally Field as Mary Todd Lincoln. The screenplay by Tony Kushner was based in part on Doris Kearns Goodwin's biography Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln, and covers the final four months of Lincoln's life, focusing on the President's efforts in January 1865 to have the Thirteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution passed by the United States House of Representatives.
Abraham Lincoln…. Enough said! We all know his story of the ultimate sacrifice in order to preserving all human rights. Not only setting an example in the U.S. but also around the World.
We Are Marshall is a 2006 American historical drama biopic film. It depicts the aftermath of the 1970 plane crash that killed 37 football players on the Marshall University Thundering Herd football team, along with five coaches, two athletic trainers, the athletic director, 25 boosters, and a crew of five.
This movie will be sure to make you cry and cause your emotions to take you for a rollercoaster ride. It starts off very sad but in the end develops into a sensational movie about overcoming all odd and standing up against all adversity, including the death of an entire sports team. It will be sure to inspire you every step of the way.
Stand and Deliver is a 1988 American drama film based on the true story of high school math teacher Jaime Escalante. Edward James Olmos portrayed Escalante in the film and received a nomination for Best Actor at the 61st Academy Awards. The film was added to the National Film Registry of the Library of Congress in 2011.
My mother, Maureen Nunn, was a Spanish teacher for over 20 years and 3 of my sisters all have their teachers credentials so naturally this movie hits home for me being involved with a family of teachers. This film introduces so many creative learning techniques and encourages students and individual's to learn in many different ways. It makes you want to go out and search for more knowledge and praises good education for a long term successful future.
Unbroken is a 2014 American biographical war drama film, produced and directed by Angelina Jolie, and based on the 2010 non-fiction book by Laura Hillenbrand, Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption. The film revolves around the life of USA Olympian and athlete Louis "Louie" Zamperini, portrayed by Jack O'Connell. Zamperini, who survived in a raft for 47 days after his bomber was downed in World War II, and was sent to a series of prisoner of war camps.
My family and I have a special connection with Louis Zamperini after meeting him personally at a motivational speakers series event in 2006 in Anahiem. My father, John Nunn, is an Olympic Men's rowing coach and 1968 Olympic Bronze medalist. Since 1984 I have been going to Southern California Olympic events around the country and meeting many differnet Olympians and athletes. Meeting Louis was an amazing experience and I have never seen my father more excited to meet someone up close. My mother, Maureen Nunn, was a USC graduate also became good friends with Louis Zamperini and even had him visit our home on several occasions. Read both of his books, 'Devil At My Heels' and 'Unbroken' if you have not already and go see the movie just out this year 'Unbroken.'
Here is an interview my mom, Maureen Nunn, did with Louis Zamperini a few years back talking about his life and will to survive…


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This started out good but when I went to add the dumplings I thought 1 1/2 cups seemed like a lot of dough and sure enough it took over the pot and by the time they were done there was no broth left and it was more like sticky chicken and biscuits. Not sure why I had this problem but I think next time I would leave out the dumplings all together and maybe use noodles instead. It was just way too biscuity for us.
Modified as I always do, This was was woderful.
This was delicious! A great meal for a cold winter day. I used regular chicken thighs with the bone and just took off the skin. I also added more potatoes and carrot because I wanted leftovers for lunch. Next time I will remove the chicken bones before adding the dumplings, but it was great. I'm more used to potato dumplings but these were very good!
Over the moon delicious :) My family's new favorite.Thank you very much for taking the time to write it all up and posting it.I've never had that dish before,but it always sounded good.You made it easy to understand how it's all put together to perfection! :) It's now going to be a staple in my home.I've heard it's great leftover...what leftovers,?there gone I tell ya gone!!! Thank you again :)
I modified this recipe a bit for my 6.5 quart slow cooker. I changed the servings to 12, and used a whole 32 box of organic low sodium chicken broth. I didn't have any peas, so I substituted corn and lima beans instead. Otherwise I prepared as the 12 serving changes suggested. I made up the ingredients (except for the beans and corn) the night before, then put the crock in the fridge and set it to cooking before I left for work. I let it cook on low for about 9 hours, though I was able to come home on lunch and stir it about halfway through. I added the frozen veggies at that time instead of waiting for the end. Once I got home, I turned the crock to high and let it heat up for 15 minutes, then added the dumplings and cooked on high for another 25 minutes. The results were tasty and flavorful, though I might add more in the way of spices next time. Don't skip the dumplings, though! They do a lot to thicken up the broth. Before I added them, I thought it was going to be too thin, but afterward it came out just right. Sitting in the fridge overnight didn't seem to effect it in the least. I'm looking forward to the leftovers, since stews like this are usually better the next day. Definitely something I'd make again.
This was soooooo delicious! My taste buds couldn't believe it! My crockpot does not get "bubbling hot" so I ended up transfering to a pot on the stove at the end to do the dumplings. I didn't add any salt and instead of thyme used basil, rosemary, parsley, and oregano. I can't wait to make this again!!!
Rating this for the flavor. I had problems with it being to thick after adding the baking mix. I added the dumpling's to the boiling mixture but I feel that there wasn't enough liquid in the pot for adding dumplings. Something went wrong somewhere but it had a good flavor. I did leave out the thyme and added 1/4tsp of basil in its place.
This was simple and good. I thought it was a little heavy on the thyme, but dh liked it. I also added onion ad garlic. I used chicken breasts which did get a bit dry, will try the thighs next time.
I merged this recipe with our favorite stove top chicken and dumpling recipe because I wanted to try making it in the slow cooker. I omitted the potato, added 3 celery ribs, 1 1/2 tsp. garlic powder and one coarsely chopped onion and added 1 tbs. poultry seasoning in place of only the thyme. The chicken was done after only 4 hours in my slow cooker and the dish was tasty but we wished the dumplings were a little more dense. Thanks for posting!
This was really good! I made a few changes though, only because of ingredients I didn't have. I used oregano instead of the thyme and omitted the peas. The flavor was great! I over did it a little with the dumplings. The batter didn't look like enough, to I added more. (Ummm... yeah.. the batter rises - didn't know that :( ) The dumplings took over! I will follow the recipe better next time when it comes to that! Overall, it was very good and I will be making it again soon! Thanks for posting.


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Florint Pool Homes Near Disney
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Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2
Sleeps: 8
Type: Home
Pets allowed: No
Internet: Yes
Home is fully furnished with washer, dryer, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, hair dryer, iron, ironing board, alarm clock, vacuum and cleaning equipment. All bed linen and towels are provided. Each kitchen is fully equipped with pots and pans, silverware, dishware, toaster and blender.
And guess what imagine this, every vacation home has a beautiful screen enclosed pool with patio equipped with pool furniture just for you to relax in the Sunny Florida weather. The town homes also come with a large community pool and tennis court.
No Smoking is allowed in property! Pets are allowed with approval before booking from management depending on type and size with a non refundable pet fee (price varies).
Each home is conveniently located within 10 - 12 miles of Walt Disney World and other area attractions. Also within 50 - 75 miles of the best known beaches. The homes are within 10 - 25 miles of the Orlando International Airport.
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Work:Property Manager - Florint Vacations
About:I have been managing houses for over 12 years and in the Property Management business for 15 years. I know my houses inside and out and hope to be able to guide you to all the exciting things to do along Rt 27 and Hwy 192 and Champions Gate area. We are very careful with the homes and try to make you...
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- 1 Queen Bed
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- 4 Twin Beds
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- Private Pool
- Full Kitchen
- High Speed Internet
- Parking Included
- Screened Porch
- Garage
- Lanai
- Alarm Clock
- Hair Dryer
- Radio
- TV (Cable/Satellite)
- Blender
- Ice Maker
- Refrigerator (Full)
- Telephone
- CD Player
- Iron
- Stereo
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Microwave
- Stove
- Washer/Dryer
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- Oven
- Grocery Store
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- Jet Skiing
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Excellent Vacation Rental Property
Kenneisha Gilbert
Gallatin, TN USA
Excellent Vacation Rental Property
January 25, 2016
This property was excellent. The house was clean and very spacious. I loved it. I will definitely stay here again. This was a gate community and all condos are fairly new. I was surprised by the property. We also had interactions w/the cleaning crew and they were very professional as well. The owner was readily available and responded to my request w/in 30 min on the day of check in. Our family did not have one single complaint. Loved it! 10-stars!
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Claudya Arana
Vacation Rental Orlando
January 8, 2016
The place was very convinently located. It was clean and the recreation area was great. However, the rental company requested $1000 dollars for incidentals which it seemed too high. If you have a credit card, this will not be an issue. The place was nice with the exception of the refrigerator and the master bedroom's bathroom doors. I will recommended...
Owner's reply:
Hello Claudya. Thank you for your review, however I do not have record of a reservation under your name. Are you sure it was our property that you stayed at? We do not require a $1000 incidental deposit. We actually offer accidental damage insurance for $49.95, or a $500.00 refundable security deposit. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us! Thank you!!
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Diane White
orlando florida
Perfect for our needs
Ju Tan
Santa Fe, NM
Perfect for our needs
December 3, 2012
We were travelling as a family of 7 members with a young child and a senior and having a home instead of multiple hotel rooms was perfect for us. It gave us the flexibility of having mom babysit is needed with the comforts of a home instead of being stuck in a hotel room. I was a little concerned about the location relative to Disney and Universal Studios because we were unfamiliar with Orlando traffic conditions but it all worked out well for us. No problems with morning or evening traffic. It took us only about 20-25 min to get to Universal Studios. Disney was much closer. Parking at the parks was easy at that time of year though the parks did get quite crowded. The home was very comfortable though the neighbourhood a little dull. There's adequate supermarket and drug store shopping close by and the usual run of fast food/take out restaurants. But don't expect fine dining around the immediate vicinity. Overall, it suited out needs perfectly! I would do it again.
Beautiful House
Stacy Lannon
Westfield, MA
What did we like, everything. Check in was great! Interior Cleanliness was great! Pool was Great!. Will will recommend you, "Most definitely"
---Sharon Linton/Palmetto Florida
we were in heaven, lots of room to move and just relax. The heated pool was well worth our money, our kids are 7 & 8 , They used pool morning, noon, and night. House is in a quiet neighborhood, short distance from main attractions. We will never stay in a hotel again. Can't wait to come back and relax.
-- Jennifer Taylor (Lafayette, Indiana)
We stayed here with 4 children for 15 nights. It was the best vacation we have ever had. The management company was great. The house was exactly what I expected. The location was near everything, yet the neighborhood was very quiet. This is a very economical way to go to Orlando, especially with a large family.
-- karen neville (halifax, nova scotia canada)
I just wanted to drop you a line to tell you how much we enjoyed our time at your house. It was very nice and I have told anyone that would listen that if they wanted to go to Orlando, your place would be the way to go. Thanks again.
-- Darrell Pederson (Eagle Grove, Iowa)
This is the nicest house I've ever been in. Everything was great. Thank you. And I am going to recommend you to everyone I know.
-- April Ebert (New York)
We visited during the Christmas Holiday. The home was beautiful, spacious and nicely decorated. We loved the amenities in the house, it was just right for my family of 8. A bedroom for everyone and separate bathrooms was the best. You can't get this in a hotel. Oh yeah and the price was so low compared to what we got. Thanks guys for a lovely holiday.
-- Tamara Jenkins (Vinita, Oklahoma
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