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STILLWATER, Okla. — Kansas State experienced a flurry of turnovers in the second half, losing the ball three times in five snaps.
The Wildcat defense limited the damage, holding Oklahoma State to two field goals on those three turnovers.
K-State's offense regrouped and put together an impressive scoring drive to take the lead late in the fourth quarter, but then the defense faltered as Oklahoma State zipped down field for the go-ahead touchdown with just over four minutes remaining as the No. 21 Cowboys pulled out a 33-29 victory Saturday at Boone Pickens Stadium.
The Wildcats (2-3, 0-2 Big 12) had a chance to win a game in which not much went right for them. They turned the ball over five times, were penalized 12 times for 92 yards and were without their top two receivers as Tyler Lockett was injured in the second quarter and Tramaine Thompson didn't play at all due to an undisclosed injury.
"We have not in our history been that kind of a football team," K-State coach Bill Snyder said of the multitude of mistakes. "We haven't always been extremely good, but we haven't turned the ball over and we haven't gotten penalized, and that's always given us a chance to win.
"We had a chance to win, even with it, but it sure makes it a heck of a lot harder."
Daniel Sams emerged this day as the primary quarterback, but it was still a confusing situation. Jake Waters took the opening snap, then Sams came in for the remainder of the first possession.
For the first time, Waters and Sams were in the backfield together for a handful of snaps with Sams at running back. But Sams got most of time and the sophomore had mixed results with several big plays but more than his share of mistakes with a lost fumble and three interceptions.
"The good things we all saw and the bad things we all saw," Snyder said.
Sams rushed for 118 yards and one touchdown on 27 carries and completed 15 of 21 passes for 181 yards, two touchdowns but three picks.
"I left my heart on the field and gave it my all," Sams said, "but the quarterback can't throw three interceptions or fumble. Even though we showed some bright spots on offense, at the end of the day everything falls on the quarterback and I threw three interceptions and that's something I can't do."
Sams' final interception came on a desperation throw after OSU took the late lead, but the others were forced throws.
"I was trying to make plays that weren't there," he said. "They disguised some things on the second interception I threw and I made a bad throw. The last one I was trying to make something happen and threw a horrible ball. I was trying to make something happen, but I'll learn from it."
K-State trailed 17-14 at halftime, getting touchdowns on Sams' 67-yard pass to fullback Glenn Gronkowksi and Kip Daily's 65-yard return off a blocked field goal by Travis Britz. The Wildcats had a full head of steam when Sams directed a 79-yard touchdown march to begin the second half, hitting Torell Miller with a 17-yard pass for a 21-17 lead.
But on the Wildcats' next five offensive plays, Sams lost a fumble and threw an interception before Waters was sacked and fumbled.
Oklahoma State (3-1, 1-1 Big 12) managed only two field goals off the turnovers to go up 23-21, then Sams guided another touchdown drive. He scored on a 2-yard run, pushed along by guard Cody Whitehair, then completed a two-point conversion pass to Miller for a 29-23 lead with 6:09 remaining.
The defense, which had been rock solid and not allowed the Cowboys a first down in the second half, buckled. Behind quarterback J.W. Walsh — who passed for 245 yards and rushed for 31 — the Cowboys clicked off 12, 26, 16 and 15 yards on four straight plays. After an incomplete pass, Walsh hit Charlie Moore with a 6-yard pass for the go-ahead score.
"We came out fired up, we had the lead and had the ball kicked out of the end zone so we had good field position," K-State safety Ty Zimmerman said. "Maybe we were playing a little too soft. They kept getting those underneath throws and kept getting those chunks. We just couldn't make the plays when we needed to.
"It's hard," Zimmerman said of K-State's 2-3 record. "The last couple of years we've had so much success. We just made too many mistakes and too many penalties and took ourselves out of the ballgame. I feel we could just as easily be 5-0 right now. We have to correct mistakes and move forward."
K-State (2-3, 0-2) 7 7 7 8 — 29
Okla. St. (4-1, 1-1) 7 10 6 10 — 33
First quarter
KSU — Gronkowski 67 pass from Sams (Cantele kick), 1:47. Drive: 1 play, 67 yards, 10 seconds time of possession.
OSU — Smith 2 run (Grogan kick), 1:06. Drive: 3-66, 0:41.
Second quarter
OSU — Grogan 30 field goal, 12:04. Drive: 8-47, 2:46.
KSU — Daily 65 blocked field goal return (Cantele kick), 2:45.
OSU — Walsh 3 run (Grogan kick), 0:50. Drive: 7-64, 1:55.
Third quarter
KSU — Miller 17 pass from Sams (Cantele kick), 8:20. Drive: 11-79, 6:40.
OSU — Grogan 34 field goal, 4:40. Drive: 4-5, 0:53.
OSU — Grogan 23 field goal, 2:44. Drive: 4-0, 0:46.
Fourth quarter
KSU — Sams 3 run (Miller pass from Sams), 6:09. Drive: 11-57, 7:02.
OSU — Moore 6 pass from Walsh (Grogan kick), 4:13. Drive: 6-75, 1:56.
OSU — Grogan 28 field goal, 2:24. Drive: 4-6, 1:32.
Attendance – 58,841.
First downs 19 19
Rushes-yards 38-144 25-85
Passing 192 245
Comp-Att-Int 18-28-3 24-40-0
Return yards (-1) 97
Punts-Avg. 4-43.5 4-39.5
Fumbles-lost 3-2 1-1
Penalties-yards 12-92 1-7
Time of Possession 35:32 24:28
RUSHING — KSU: Sams 27-118, Hubert 7-30, Lockett 1-6, Team 2-(minus 4), Waters 1-(minus 6). OSU: J.Smith 11-56, Walsh 11-31, Roland 2-1, Team 1-(minus 3).
PASSING — KSU: Sams 15-21-3-181, Waters 3-7-0-11. OSU: Walsh 24-38-0-245, Chelf 0-2-0-0.
RECEIVING — KSU: Cu.Sexton 6-43, Miller 4-35, Klein 3-34, Hubert 2-7, Lockett 2-6, Gronkowski 1-67. OSU: T.Moore 6-52, Seales 4-87, Sheperd 3-28, Stewart 2-20, Goodlett 2-14, Ateman 2-10, Seaton 2-9, Glidden 1-14, C.Moore 1-6, J.Smith 1-5.
MISSED FIELD GOALS — OSU: Grogan 43 (blocked).
LEADING TACKLERS — KSU: Zimmeran 9 unassisted, 5 assists, 14 total; Barnett 6-0-6; Slaughter 2-4-6. OSU: Lewis 6-2-8;T. Johnson 6-1-7; Lavey 5-2-7.
SACKS — KSU: Britz 1. OSU: T.Johnson 2..
INTERCEPTIONS — OSU: Lewis, Lavey, Lowe.


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Someone who is so useless that they can be compared to a crum of bread. A crum is someone who resides in their house all the time and refuses to participate in any galas or events.
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Gov. Rick Perry vetoed more than 50 bills the Legislature passed during the just-concluded session and though that made quite a few legislators unhappy, it was a minor irritation compared with the $154 million for community colleges that he axed from the 2008-09 state budget. The cut infuriated the presidents of the two-year schools, many lawmakers and even the editorial boards of some newspapers.
Sen. Robert Duncan of Lubbock, whose 46-county district includes five community colleges, said what dismayed him the most was the fact that the governor painted all 50 schools with the same brush when he accused them of falsifying budget requests.
"I've been working on this issue for years," Duncan said. "Community colleges have not committed fraud."
Although a few schools have not fully complied with all the requirements the governor mentioned in his reason for cutting the funds, the Legislative Budget Board has identified at least 23 community colleges as being in compliance with the budget request requirements, and that list includes all West Texas colleges, Duncan explained. The 10-member board, of which Duncan is a member, recommends to the governor and to the Legislature how the state money should be allocated.
In short, the colleges in compliance were "mistreated," Duncan said. However, the Lubbock lawmaker remains confident that the legislative analysis mistake the governor's staff made will be corrected and the junior colleges will get their money after all. That's encouraging news for South Plains College and Amarillo College, which stand to lose $3.3 million and $3.8 million respectively.
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Staying with Perry, he has just appointed Brian Newby as his new chief of staff. And though Newby is a longtime Fort Worth resident, he is a Texas Tech graduate.
Newby, who also has the distinction of being the first black chief of staff for a Texas governor, joins other influential Tech alumni at the Capitol. In addition to most legislators from the South Plains and the Panhandle, other graduates include: House Speaker Tom Craddick; Rep. Jim Keffer, R-Eastland, chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee (as well as one of Craddick's main challengers for the right to wield the gavel); Rep. Harvey Hilderbran, R-Kerrville, chairman of the House Culture, Recreation and Tourism Committee; and Sen. Jeff Wentworth, R-San Antonio, chairman of the Senate Jurisprudence Committee.
For some of those folks, studying at Tech led to long stays in the region.
Wentworth, for example, was a general assignment reporter at the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal from 1969 to 70 and then worked at the district office of U.S. Rep. Bob Price of Amarillo, the first Republican elected from the Panhandle.
And should we say anything about Duncan and Rep. Carl Isett, another Lubbock Republican? They may not be South Plains or Panhandle natives but they moved to the region as fast as they could.
Craddick woes continue
The 80th legislative session may have ended four weeks ago, but life has not gotten any easier for the embattled speaker. Last week, two former members of his inner circle, Keffer and Byron Cook, R-Corsicana, asked Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott to look into the constitutionally of Craddick's refusal to recognize those who wanted to oust him while the Legislature was in session.
Craddick's refusal brought the House close to a meltdown in the waning days of the 140-day session when ordinarily legislators burn the midnight oil to pass as much legislation as possible.
Regardless of how Abbott rules, a growing number of Capitol-watchers think that Craddick won't be back as speaker in 2009, especially if the Democrats pick up more seats next year. Currently, there are 81 Republicans and 69 Democrats in the Texas House but only 76 votes are needed to elect a new speaker. Moreover, there are already five Republicans, including Delwin Jones of Lubbock, and two Democrats running against Craddick.
Jones says he's a serious candidate for speaker - but so does Keffer and the other Craddick challengers. It's too early to pick the winning horse.
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WARRENVILLE, Ill. – Safety directors at National Express Corp. have all become certified by the Institute for Safety and Health Management (ISHM), the school transportation company announced on Thursday.
Company officials said that National Express Corp. is the only national school bus operator in North America with that level of certification from ISHM.
The Certified Safety and Health Management credential covers a broad range of safety principles, such as risk assessment and mitigation, behavioral sciences, ethics and law, safety management systems, health and wellness, and emergency preparedness.
The National Express Corp. area directors of safety who achieved the certification are Linda Coates‐Ryan, east area; Bob Desmet, central area; Keith Harms, Great Lakes area; Patrick Healy, east area; Sam Matta, central area; George Rimmele, west area; Audra Robinson, central area; and Glenn Sawyer, north area (Canada).
"The safety of the students we transport every day is the most important thing we do — period," Vice President of Safety Bob Trinkleback said. "We have developed and implemented industry‐leading driver and special‐needs safety training programs this year, and it all starts with the commitment of our executive leadership team and the talent of our safety directors."
ISHM is the credentialing organization founded by the National Safety Management Society. The Certified Safety and Health Management credential is reportedly the only "safety management" designation that is fully accredited by the Council of Engineering and Scientific Specialty Boards.
"It's one thing to talk about safety, but it's another to live and breathe safety values every day," Trinkleback said. "Our certified safety directors share a deep knowledge and passion for what they do."
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Ed Davis was 17 when he left Silverton to help the Civilian Conservation Corps add a few flourishes to the Grand Canyon of Texas.
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In an oral history, he told of how life in 1937 was alright in the Silverton area where he was grateful to have food, even after sweeping and scooping up buckets of fine soil in the family home after the storms of the Dust Bowl.
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DAVIS: All I remember when I came in here it was hot, god dang it was hot working down in this canyon.
And he learned the hard way how to build with the stones quarried in the canyon.
DAVIS: Well, then I had to get up and down on that scaffold. And I found out right dang quick you better look them rocks over real good to see if it's gonna fit, that carrying them up there and throwing them down and getting another one didn't work very good, that's when I decided that I was learning right there.
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I love the game of baseball—just not the way Bud Selig, Don Fehr, and others are running the Major Leagues right now. I emphasize major leagues, as for many people, minor leagues are a better value.
Here's a brief list of sweeping changes that need to be made to fix problems in Major League Baseball today. Some are the business side of the game, others deal with changes on the field.
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1:00pm – 1:30pm Opening Remarks by Prof. Noah Feldman, Bemis Professor of Law, Harvard Law School
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Chair: Intisar Rabb, Associate Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies and Law, New York University School of Law and Tenured Faculty and Director of the Islamic Legal Studies Program, Harvard Law School (2014).
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Dr. Ibrahim Warde, Adjunct Professor, The Fletcher School of Diplomacy, Tufts University
"Finance, Moral Philosophy and Religion"
Phillip I. Ackerman-Lieberman, Assistant Professor of Jewish Studies and Law, Religious Studies, Islamic Studies and History, Vanderbilt University
"Jewish Commercial Practice in the Medieval Islamic World: Is It Really Between Jewish and Islamic Law?"
Rowan Dorin, Ph.D. Candidate in History,Department of History, Harvard University
"Canon Law and the Challenge of Usury in the Late Middle Ages"
4:30pm – 5:00pm Panel I Discussion Conclusion and Closing Remarks
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Chair: Kristen Stilt, Harry R. Horrow Professor in International Law, Professor of History, Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences, Northwestern University, Northwestern School of Law
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Ephraim Kanarfogel, University Professor of Jewish History, Literature and Law, Yeshiva University
"The Pre-Modern History of the Heter Iska: Investing and Extending Credit in Medieval Rabbinic Literature and Thought."
Wim Decock, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, KU Leuven and Research Group Leader, Max-Planck-Institute for Legal History, Frankfurt am Main
"The Catholic Spirit of Commercial Capitalism?"
Erol Özvar, Professor, Marmara University
"A Shared Credit World: Legal Tools and Financial Practice among Jews, Christians and Muslims in the Early Modern Ottoman Society."
12:00pm – 1:30pm Private Lunch with talk by Professor Noah Feldman
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1:30pm – 4:30pm
Chair: Shayndi Raice, Banking Reporter, Wall Street Journal, New York
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Daniel Finn, Professor of Theology and Clemens Professor of Economics, St. John's University, Collegeville, Minnesota "Catholic Social Thought and Finance: How Faith and Economics Connect"
Shariq Nisar, Senior Visiting Fellow, Islamic Legal Studies Program, Harvard Law School and Director at Taqwaa Advisory and Shariah Investment Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
"Contemporary Islamic Finance: An Overview"
Rabbi Ari Marburger, Rabbinic Court, Lakewood, New Jersey "Banks, Mortgages, and Hedge Funds: Applying Jewish Law to Modern Finance"
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Disclaimer: Gosho Aoyama and Walt Disney make 'em. I torture 'em (translation: I own nothing, absolutely nothing).
A Sort of Fairy Tale
Chapter 1: In which a house is blown up
This story is different, and I don't mean 'different' as in, oh-my-goodness, it will absolutely blow you away much like the 'different' story of a certain wizard with a lightning-shaped scar on his forehead, or even like the 'different' story of an exceedingly intelligent young seventeen-year-old who stuck his nose in where it didn't belong and ended up in the body of a seven-year-old. This story is different in that it is refreshingly simple.
This story, like many others I'm sure you are all very familiar with, is a fairy tale.
What are the necessary ingredients of a fairy tale? Well, of course, there has to be a prince – a dashing, handsome Prince Charming. Then there has to be a damsel in distress. Preferably a beautiful young Princess of some sort. And after that, some kind of mythical creature, like, say… the Seven Dwarves.
Something's missing. What is it?
Ah, of course.
For what is a fairy tale without magic? It would certainly be a very lacking one, wouldn't it? No no, that would not do at all. This fairy tale must include magic.
So let's backtrack. We have the prince, the damsel in distress, mythical creatures, and magic.
Well, it looks to me as though we have everything. And so, let us begin.
When Kazuha was little, her parents died. She was barely over four years old. After their deaths, there had been a lot of arguments on who would end up taking her in.
In the end, her seven uncles, septuplets, had ended up with the job.
Happy cheerfully watched her, nibbling on apple slices. "Oh, but she's so cute," he gushed, making faces at her.
"She smells," Sleepy complained, rubbing his eyes.
"I think she needs a bath," Doc observed.
All seven men stared at each other.
"Can she bathe herself, do you think?" asked Sneezy in between sneezes.
Kazuha smiled at them. "Of course I can!" And trotted off to the bathroom.
Dopey tilted his head. "Well, this is going to be interesting!" he declared.
Nobody commented.
When Heiji was little, his parents died. Having been the sole son of his parents, who conveniently happened to be the King and Queen of a faraway and very well-to-do kingdom, there had been almost total pandemonium when the news of his parents' deaths spread.
"Well, little Heiji is the heir, of course," the Royal Advisor had put his two cents in. "But he's barely older than four. What are we to do?"
"He could be a figurehead," someone had supplied, "and we could put him on the throne while we pull the strings from behind."
Heiji had frowned, clutching his teddy bear.
"Or," a deep feminine voice, wearing billowing cloaks of black, had suggested, "we could just kill him."
The teddy bear fell.
After this point, Heiji's memory would fail him, and he would only be able to recall the slightest bits and pieces. What he did remember, however, was that he had been sent into the forest with a tall, imposing man with an axe in his hand.
"Are you going to kill me?" Heiji asked, calmly, much like a boy his age would say, 'Are you going to give me candy?'
"I'm supposed to," the man admitted.
"Oh. Well, all right then. Let's get it over with."
The man hefted his big, heavy axe onto his shoulder and raised it, preparing to swing it down on the small boy's neck. But at the very last second, he paused, uncertain.
"Are you sure you're okay with this?"
"Well, I'd much rather you let me live," Heiji answered, conversationally, "but you're not going to let me live, are you?"
The man scrutinized him. "Well…I might," he conceded.
"Really? Wouldn't that creepy lady get mad?"
"She wouldn't have to know," the man said dismissively. "By the way, you have a very impressive vocabulary for a four year old."
"Four-and-a-half, actually."
"Oh. Right." An awkward silence hung in the air. "Well, you know, I guess I'll be going. Promised to be back before sundown and all."
"Okay." Heiji turned around and prepared to venture deeper into the forest. "Goodbye, then."
"Oh. Ah, goodbye."
The only memento Kazuha had of her parents was a small picture, slightly crinkled at the edges, of a handsome man in his early thirties, a pretty woman in her mid-twenties, and a toddler with pigtails. That was her, that much she knew. She kept this picture underneath her pillow and kissed it before she went to sleep, every night.
Years had passed, and she was now fifteen, still living with her seven uncles. It had been a strange living arrangement at first, but she had grown accustomed to it and could honestly say that she had no complaints.
"Uncle Doc," she began, pleasantly, "I can't find any bacon."
Uncle Doc peered at her over the tip of his newspaper. "Really? I could have sworn I'd asked Grumpy to pick some up…"
Said uncle glared from the sink, where he was doing the dishes. "I refuse to pick up any pig meat, I tell you! Absolutely disgusting, eating a dead animal. What's wrong with broccoli and carrots? Vegetarianism is the way to go."
"But Uncle Grumpy," Kazuha interjected, "I like meat."
Grumpy shot her a glare. "You wouldn't, if you'd been raised the way I'd wanted. Bossy, controlling, the lot of you. One day, I'll move out…" His complaints subsided into angry mutters. Doc offered Kazuha an apologetic smile, and the young girl decided to settle for toast that morning, instead.It was a good life. A little boring, perhaps, and one could argue that she deserved better than to be cooped up in a modestly sized house in the middle of the forest with seven uncles. But she was happy, so what else could you do?
"We should let him rest."
"It's noon."
"But he's a growing boy, for crying out loud, he needs all the sleep he can get. Otherwise he'll remain short for the rest of his life."
"He's only fifteen, you little nincompoop, he'll have plenty of time to grow."
"But he was up way past midnight yesterday –"
"Plotting his revenge, which as we all agree is a very worthy thing to stay up for."
"Revenge, revenge, revenge! Is that all you think about? At this rate, he's going to have wrinkles by eighteen and be bald by twenty-one."
"I resent that." Heiji sat up, rubbing his eyes blearily. "Good god, my head hurts."
"You slept on a rock," a tiny, glasses-donning, bowtie-wearing Fairy said. "We tried to move you, but then we found that there was no place to move you to, and…"
"I don't feel good," Heiji said, turning green.
"Well, whatever you do, don't get it on the suit," a tiny Fairy reprimanded him, wearing an impeccable white suit, hat, and monocle.
"I want a bucket," Heiji whined.
The two Fairies looked at each other, and then the fairy with glasses smacked the fairy with the monocle soundly on the head.
"Did you spike the punch again?" he demanded.
The one with the monocle rubbed at his head, where a lump was rapidly growing. "That hurt, damn you."
They both ceased their arguments when the sounds of Heiji retching on the green grass caught their ears.
The Fairy with glasses turned his nose up. "You clean up," he said to the one with the monocle, disappearing in a cloud of sprinkles.
Kazuha had a feeling that something wasn't quite right. If asked, she really wouldn't know how to describe it… except that it was, quite simply, a 'feeling'.
From her position on the couch, she checked off various items in her head. Uncle Doc was reading. Uncle Grumpy was grumbling. Uncle Happy was cheerfully whistling as he vacuumed the living room. Uncle Sneezy was taking his pills. Uncle Sleepy was snoring. Uncle Dopey was also taking his pills. Uncle Bashful was in his corner, talking to the mice. Perfect.
So what was wrong?
She reached over, absentmindedly snatching an orange from the table. Uncle Doc walked past just as she finished peeling and popped a slice into her mouth. Funny, she thought hazily, everything seemed to be spinning around now.
"Kazuha? KAZUHA?" She had the vague feeling of being shaken, violently, before she lapsed into the depths of unconsciousness.
After she fainted, her seven uncles stood around her, each looking pensive.
Grumpy stared at Sleepy. "Didn't we tell you not to mess with the orange? We told you to screw with the apple, you idiot. Did we not have a Family Meeting about this?"
"S – S – Sorry," Sleepy managed, between yawns.
"So what now?" Bashful asked, uncertain.
"Well, the only way to wake her up is with a sign of True Love," Doc said, wisely.
All seven men stared at each other.
"Where did we put that glass coffin again?"
"I'm going to press this button," Heiji said, matter-of-factly, "and then the Castle will blow up."
The two Fairies looked skeptical, although the one with the monocle looked fairly amused. "I thought you only wanted to kill the Queen," he pointed out.
"I don't want to live in a Castle that's been inhabited by such an evil person," Heiji reasoned, "her evil germs and all. I'd much rather build an entirely new Castle, just for me."
"Oh. Okay."
"Right, then. So, Conan –" He pointed to the Fairy with glasses and a bowtie, "just fly up to that branch over there – to the left – no, my left, your right – okay, good, and just stare at the Castle in the distance. Let me know when it falls."
"And then you, Kid –" He pointed to the Fairy with the white suit and monocle, "hold this wire down. Just – just sit on it."
"All right!"
"You guys ready?" At their nods of assent, Heiji closed his eyes and pressed the button, waiting anxiously.
There was a pause while clouds of black smoke billowed around them. "So," Heiji said, clearing his throat, "what happened?"
"The Castle's still standing," Conan reported.
"It's still standing," Conan repeated, pointing in the distance. "Come on, you can see it from down there. It's as healthy as it ever was."
"But it should have worked!" Heiji was close to wailing now, if he did that sort of thing.
"Well," Kid said, clearing his throat through the smoke, "something did blow up."
At this, both Heiji and Conan whirled around. Kid was pointing in the opposite direction, where a modest-sized house in the middle of the forest had just fallen to pieces.
Heiji felt like banging his head against the nearest tree. "Oh, crap."
Kid shook his head reproachfully. "You can say that again."
Grumpy was never really a very happy person, when he stopped to think about it, because that was more of Happy's thing, anyway. He wasn't a very calm person either, who sat down and thought things through, because that was more of Doc's thing.
Grumpy was the sort of person who, "frankly, my dear, didn't give a damn" and, when things didn't go his way, was prone to swearing down the heavens (one could argue that little Kazuha had inherited this trait from him).
Therefore, his temper had already been at an alarming high when his charge had fainted from eating an accidentally cursed orange. His temper simply rose when there was a loud, echoing BOOM and the house he had lived in for years came crashing down around his ankles.
But still, his anger management classes in mind, he tried to stay calm.
"Dopey," he began, "the house has fallen to pieces around us."
He turned and found that Dopey was dead.
His forehead twitched. He'd have to bury him later. He walked on through the debris. "Happy?" Also six feet under, right underneath the glass table. "Bashful?" He'd passed on, too. "Sleepy?" For a moment, he'd thought he was simply sleeping…but no, no, he was – well, he was quite gone. "Sneezy?" Who was he kidding. It was dead silent, and even when he was asleep Sneezy still sneezed the roof off. "Doc? Come on, Doc!" But he was dead as a doornail.
Grumpy could admit that he did feel a slight pang somewhere in his left chest area. After all, he'd grown up with his other six brothers. They'd always been together, as far back as he could remember. And now – well, it just seemed so odd, for lack of a better word, to suddenly have to face the world without them, all alone.
But he still had the girl, he thought, his niece –
He stopped, practically running into what was left of their wall.
"Kazuha?" he asked, furrowing his brown. The glass coffin they'd encased her in was gone. Simply, truly gone. Which was suspicious. Because if the coffin had been broken into a million shards, that would have been one thing. But the coffin and the girl were both gone.
This, then, meant that the impact of the blow had caused her to fly off into the distance. Which, then, meant that he had the responsibility of looking for her.
"I don't want to apologize!"
"You could have killed them, for all you know," Conan reprimanded him severely. "At least check the place out."
Heiji huffed but went in the direction of the now-fallen house. Okay, so he did feel a little guilty, and he still wasn't entirely sure why the Castle hadn't blown up, because he had planned this out so, so carefully, and everything was supposed to be absolutely perfect and the Queen was supposed to be dead right now and then he could finally take back the Castle that was rightfully his and –
"What was that?" he tried to ask, but his mouth was filled with dirt.
"You tripped," Kid informed him, somewhat of a gleeful smile on his face.
"On a person," Conan added, wide-eyed.
At those words, Heiji sprang up. Sure enough, there was a person, lying on the dirt, face-down. There was some sort of glass box-like contraption nearby, but he didn't pay it any mind. He knelt down beside her, gingerly.
"Is she dead, do you think?" he whispered.
"No, she's not," Conan said, "but she's pretty passed out."
"Hm." Heiji poked her and then rolled her over so that she was face-up. Dark brown hair in a messy ponytail. Pale skin. "Wake up," he called.
"Wake up," he repeated.
Still, nothing.
"Wake her up the way we wake you up," Kid suggested.
Heiji looked properly horrified. "You want me to slap her?"
Kid shrugged. "Well, just, you know, lightly."
Heiji lightly tapped her cheek.
"We could throw a bucket of water on her," Kid went on. "Or we could lift her skirt up. I hear that that works pretty well."
"We just want to wake her up, not molest her, thank you," Conan said, dryly.
It was at this point that a certain dwarf named Grumpy who had just survived a near-death encounter stumbled onto the scene. He caught the eye of a certain glasses-wearing Fairy, who flew to his side to talk to him.
"Hello," Conan said, pleasantly.
"Back at 'cha," Grumpy said. "Were you the idiots who blew up my house?"
Conan's pleasant smile fell, replaced with a more contrite one. "Sorry…"
Grumpy waved him off. "That girl right there is my niece. She's under a spell, of sorts."
"Oh." Conan looked over at where Kid and Heiji were still hovering over the comatose girl. "I – we feel bad about what we did to your house. Say, maybe we could help you break the spell on your niece?"
"I doubt it," Grumpy snorted. "The only way to break that spell is with a sign of True Love. I swear, if Sleepy weren't dead, I'd kill him."
Conan looked mildly alarmed.
"But you're wasting precious time," Kid was telling Heiji, "don't you have a little deadline to meet?" He gestured towards the Castle.
At this, Heiji's expression changed and he grabbed the unconscious girl by the shoulders and started screaming. "YOU IDIOT! WAKE UP! WAKE UP! WAKE UP!" He shook her quite violently, paying no heed to the fact that her head was lolling rather unhealthily on her shoulders.
"Hardly an expression of True Love," Grumpy muttered.
And that was when Kazuha woke up.
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Spinach Pizza
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A delicious change of pizza toppings. This pizza has a spinach and tomato base with ground beef or, perferably, vegetarian ground beef, topped with cheese. The crust is a multigrain crust that is crispy and stands up to the moist toppings. Spinach originated in the Middle East.
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Multigrain Crust
- 1 cup oat flour (1 1/4 cup oats blended until fine)
- 1⁄2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1⁄2 cup whole wheat flour
- 1⁄4 cup yellow cornmeal
- 1 teaspoon baking powder
- 2⁄3 cup skim milk
- 1⁄4 cup olive oil
Spinach Pizza Toppings
- 1⁄2 lb vegetarian ground beef (Yves Soy Italian Ground Round works well) or 1⁄2 lb lean ground beef
- 8 ounces pizza sauce
- 10 ounces frozen spinach, thawed and drained or 2 cups torn fresh spinach
- 1 cup fresh mushrooms, sliced
- 1 1⁄2 cups part-skim mozzarella cheese, shredded
- FOR CRUST: Stir oat flour, all purpose flour, whole wheat flour, cornmeal and baking powder together; add oil and milk, mix well.
- Knead gently 10 to 12 strokes; press dough into a 12 inch lightly sprayed or greased pizza pan, building up at edges.
- Bake at 425F for 12 to 15 minutes or until brown.
- FOR TOPPINGS: Meanwhile, warm veggie ground beef with pizza sauce in microwave or in saucepan. If using ground beef, cook until no longer pink, drain, stir in pizza sauce.
- Arrange spinach on crust. Top with "meat" mixture; arrange mushrooms over meat; sprinkle with cheese.
- Bake at 425F for 10 to 15 minutes.
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I was really excited about this crust recipe but it didn't quite do it for me. I still like the idea but I think the amount of oat flour really overpowered things and mine wasn't really crispy like I expected it to be.
I really liked this pizza! I wimped out at bought a pre-prepped crust but the flavor of spinach, mushrooms, and soy crumbles was great! I also added some crushed walnuts to the toppings to add a rich nutty undertone.
I haven't made the ENTIRE recipe (yet!) but since I've had such bad luck with homemade pizza crusts, I tried out the crust just to see how it would turn out! I used whole wheat flour for the white flour & some butter for the oil. I made the crust really thin, so it didn't rise so much, but it was nice & crispy. I added some pizza seasoning into the crust, too, and next time will spray the top with a little olive oil. I can't wait to try this with the toppings-will use turkey pepperoni, low fat cheese & my own sauce. I don't like mushrooms, and really don't like beef on my pizza-can't wait to make & eat the whole recipe! Thank u for sharing this.


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Who can perform a Catholic baptism?
Anyone can perform a baptism, however this is typically in extreme cases. The Catholic Church has ordinary ministers for sacraments and those are bishops, priests, and sometimes deacons. Most baptisms are done by a priest when the person is an infant, but there are extreme cases when even an unbaptized person can baptize someone. All that is required is "the will to do what the Church does when she baptizes, and to apply the Trinitarian Baptismal formula." If this is done it is usaully because someone is lying on his/her deathbed and they truly desire to become Christian. How is this type of Baptism valid you ask? Well, the Church believes in the universal saving will of God and the necessity of Baptism for salvation (1 Timothy 2:4, John 3:5).
1994 & 1995 has special meaning for me. My husband of 28 years was finally Welcomed into the Catholic Church. He was Baptized in a Christian Reformed Church. We married in my home parish of SS Peter & Paul
in Nov 1966. As agreed our daughters would be Baptized in the Catholic Church. Our first daughter came just weeks after our 1 st anniversary 1967 but were we lived I was not sure of the local parish and my home parish was too far away. But the first of Feb we received a knock on the door, it was a Catholic Priest who accidently got the wrong address
but for me it was the right time I invited him in and told him I was Catholic and wanted to get my daughter Baptized. We talked and he invited me to his church a mile away. That was the best she was Baptized on the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, our 2nd daughter was born on Feb 11th and she ended up Baptized on the Feast of St Joseph.
I became a catechist in 1973 when our pastor called and said he needed me to teach. WHO ME? You got to be kidding I told him, But he was right and I have taught ever since, being a Lector and a Eucharistic Minister as well
My husband always went to church with me and our girls , even though he had not really changed - it was because of his folks. But after his dad and his mom passed away 1994 he felt he could now follow through.
Because of his involvement with me and the church our Pastor had the Bishop's permission that my husband could receive his FIRST COMMUNION for our 28 th wedding anniversary in Nov 1994, But he reserved Confirmation until the Easter Vigil 1995. I know our Lady and St Joseph was with us. He felt deeply Blessed that He was able to receive the Blessed Oils from the Bishop for our Parish
we have been married over 46 years I still am able to share a lot more of by Faith with him as he has had some bad strokes and his mind is slipping. But he still comes with me when he can . I Praise the Lord daily and I Thank Mary & Joseph everyday for being with us in our life
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Soulstice Theatre stages 'Betrayal'
Harold Pinter's now-classic drama "Betrayal" famously moonwalks its way through a long-running affair and its effect on two couples: The scenes unfold in reverse chronology, leading the audience back in time to the beginning of the relationship.
Amy Hansmann, Joe Krapf and Andrew Riebau will play the principals in Soulstice Theatre's production, which takes place Sept. 13 though 28 at 3770 S. Pennsylvania Ave., St. Francis. »Read Full Article
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Once upon a time, turning to one of Milwaukee's four network affiliates for news and information was as reflexive as setting your watch by the Allen-Bradley clock.
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Ridley's '12 Years a Slave' wins audience prize at Toronto film festival
"12 Years a Slave," the historical drama written by Mequon native John Ridley, won the top audience prize at the Toronto International Film Festival Sunday, Variety reports.
Directed by Steve McQueen and starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, "12 Years a Slave" is being talked about as an Oscar front-runner. The movie is based on the true story of a black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in 19th-century America. »Read Full Article
Soulstice Theatre stays true to Pinter's 'Betrayal'
Dazzled with visions of starting fresh, lovers beginning an affair always think their story will be different. But what almost invariably results is another iteration of the same tired prose, inscribed by people who repeat the life they sought to escape rather than making a new one.
That's easiest to see in retrospect, which is how we view the affair featured in Harold Pinter's "Betrayal," composed of nine scenes that gradually move us back nine years, from 1977 to 1968. »Read Full Article
Eddie Martini's dinner will feature Silver Oak Cabs spanning years
Vintages going back to 1978 will be poured at a Silver Oak vineyards dinner at Eddie Martini's, 8612 W. Watertown Plank Road in Wauwatosa on Sept. 27.
Wines include the 1978 Alexander Valley, 2000 Napa Valley, 2000 Alexander Valley and 2008 Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignons, said restaurant owner Chris Murphy. (Murphy bought Eddie Martini's from Joe DeRosa late last year.) »Read Full Blog Post
Report: Man Booker prize to include American entrants
According to a report in The Sunday Times of London, organizers of the Man Booker prize plan, for the first time, to allow American writers in the competition.
The Booker is probably the most discussed prize given annually for fiction written in English. The prize is designed to honor the best novel of the year written by a citizen of the Commonwealth or the Republic of Ireland. It is sponsored by Man Group, an investment management business. The winner receives £50,000 and a significant attention kick. »Read Full Blog Post
Peter Mulvey taking his bicycle tour to Schauer Center
Milwaukee recently finished a major motorcycle party--the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary Celebration to be exact. Now its time to pay tribute to the old fashioned bicycle.
Milwaukee-based musician Peter Mulvey is traveling around Wisconsin and Michigan on his bicycle, and rolling into the Schauer Arts & Activities Center in Hartford Oct. 4 as part of his seventh annual bicycle tour. The singer-songwriter is expected to play originals and cover jazz and bluegrass tunes. »Read Full Article


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Letter to Shredder
In the summer of 1987, Lieutenant Colonel Oliver North testified before the U.S. Senate that he once spent an entire evening shredding top-secret cables and other covert documents concerning the Iran-contra matter while Justice Department investigators worked 10 feet away.
Since then, the word "shredding" has reasonably become dark code for deceit—almost always found in close proximity to the words "conspiracy," "illegal" and "cover-up." No one, we thought—especially someone working on behalf of the public—would ever use that word to describe official policy.
We thought wrong. Consider the following excerpt from a county memo, courtesy of a public-records request by the South County cities opposed to the airport:
"After discussions with the county over the past two days, the county has asked us to reorganize the discussions of alternatives in Technical Report 1 [TR1]," chief consultant Ron Ahlfeldt wrote to the county's remaining consultants on Sept. 12, 1997. "The county has asked that you return your copy of TR1 to us for shredding to maintain confidentiality."
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Why was the county so eager to destroy evidence of TR1? Because TR1 put the lie to the county's claim that the runways at El Toro International Airport would remain exactly as they were when the Marines ran the place.
TR1 documented the county's dawning realization that the Marine Corps runways could never support international air traffic: they directed airplanes uphill with a tailwind into foothills; they ran dangerously across one another in an old-fashioned plus-sign, rather than parallel to one another; and they weren't nearly thick enough for the heavy pounding they'd take from fully loaded international passenger aircraft. The solutions outlined in TR1 would cost billions of dollars and direct planes over the heart of Orange County every two minutes, 24 hours per day.
Weighing the loss in public support that would come from such a disclosure, officials ordered TR1 shredded.
Now match this naked contempt for the people who will have to live near and use the proposed airport with the county's own "Public Information Program," begun in August 1998. That program's chief goal was to "explain issues related to noise, safety, traffic, air quality and economic impacts in a clear, simple and [here's the key word] accurate manner."
It's a wonder residents still trust the county to do anything anymore.
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UTAS College Staff
Associate Professor Anne Langworthy
Academic Director
Previously Director for the Centre for Regional Development at Swinburne University, Anne has a strong record of research and development in regional development, sustainability and community engagement. A feature of Anne's work has been the development of collaborative partnerships between the university and key regional stakeholders, including business, local government and community organisations. In particular, Anne has worked to build partnerships with schools and the wider education sector in order to raise aspirations to undertake study at, and provide coherent pathways to, Higher Education.
Anne will oversee the development of the UTAS College model as the key driver for wider and more equitable participation in higher education for all Tasmanians.
Joanne McLaren Administrative Officer
Joanne will be using her knowledge and experience to develop the supporting structures of the UTAS College model and to be the first 'port-of-call' for all enquiries relating to UTAS College.
Contact email@example.com T: 6324 3343
Andrew Allan Executive Officer
Contact firstname.lastname@example.com T: 6324 3065