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We're a daily destination for fresh, in-house roasted coffee, served simply and with care. Located at the south end of the B-Line Station at Dodds and Morton (free parking on the street and in back), our fully accessible shop houses our entire operation, from roaster to brand-spanking new Marzocco. We offer many ways to brew and enjoy coffee, both familiar and unique.
We are also featuring famed vegan baked goods from Rainbow Bakery (including exclusive recipes); pastry, Italian style, from Piccoli Dolci; time-tested favorites from Bloomington Bagel Company, brownies from Lucky Guy Bakery, and Ugo Bars. Not a coffee drinker? We're excited to offer a growing selection of tea and a couple of house smoothies, among a few other drinks.
From campus: Head west to College Avenue, turn left. Follow College to Dodds St., veer right. Park behind the yellow building. You did it.
From Lucky's: Head north on Walnut to Grimes, turn left. Take Grimes to Morton, turn right. Take Morton to Dodds, park on Dodds or behind the building. Time for a reward.
From the trail: we're a block south of Kroger (SoKro) or a block north of Cardinal Spirits Distillery, depending on your priorities.

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If you ask Illinoisans today what they know about Otto Kerner, who served as their governor from 1961 to 1968, they'd probably tell you that he spent time in prison, and that's it. They wouldn't know about his landmark work on mental health, about the creation of the state's community college system, about his crucial role as head of Lyndon B. Johnson's National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders (known to history as the Kerner Commission), or a host of other accomplishments. In other words, it's time for a thorough reassessment of one of Illinois's most progressive governors of the 20th century.
He was a decorated soldier and a tough prosecutor. He governed a major state and helped the nation examine racial violence. He became a federal judge but wound up in federal prison.
Gov. Otto Kerner and his complex legacy will be the focus of a conference presented by the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum and the Institute for Government and Public Affairs. Political experts, journalists and former Kerner aides will gather on Nov. 2 for a reassessment of Illinois' 33rd governor.
Panels of experts will examine the goals and accomplishments of Kerner's administration, his public and private personas, his conviction on corruption charges and the views of the journalists who covered him.
The public, particularly college students studying history or political science, is invited to attend this examination of an important Illinois figure.
The conference begins at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the Lincoln Presidential Library, 112 North Sixth St., Springfield. It includes lunch in the library atrium. Seating is limited.
Tickets are $35. Students with proper identification can attend free of charge. To buy tickets, please visit http://tinyurl.com/KernerTickets or call 217-558-8934.
"So many of Kerner's achievements in multiple areas – mental health, school reform and especially civil rights – broke new ground and bettered people's lives. We need to understand both his failures and his achievements," said Eileen Mackevich, executive director of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum.
Kerner was a Chicago Democrat who won his first term in 1960. As governor, he modernized state services for the mentally ill and backed a statewide system of community colleges.
His name became a household word after President Lyndon Johnson chose him to lead the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders – known everywhere as the Kerner Commission. The panel examined the riots flaring up in African-American neighborhoods across the country, and it concluded that segregation and lack of economic opportunity were driving the nation "toward two societies, one black, one white – separate and unequal."
Kerner left the governor's office soon after the report's release and was appointed to the federal bench. But his time as a judge was cut short by accusations that, as governor, Kerner had accepted bribes in exchange for granting favorable racing dates for an Arlington Heights track.
He was convicted in 1973 for mail fraud, conspiracy, perjury and more. Today, however, some people question the case against him and the legal theory underlying the charges.
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The Bishinik is a monthly publication sent free to registered Choctaw Nation tribal members upon request.[1] It is published by the Choctaw Nation in Durant, Oklahoma.[2] The Library of Congress shows a record of its publication from 1978 to 1981 and from 1983 to the present.[2]
The publication shares its name with the Choctaw word for a speckled, scissortail species of woodpecker.[3] According to Choctaw legend, the Bishinik was one of two birds to escape the Great Flood and was known as the "little Chahta news bird".[3] The bird was said to warn Choctaws when someone was approaching by tapping out messages on trees.[3]
- ^ Bishinik at Choctaw Nation Website (Retrieved April 8, 2010)
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Google has a link to http://members.shaw.ca/storage_2/headsave/ that makes it appear that there is renewed life for Headsave. There was all also a thread on an other site that indicated he had come back at the above address. (http://ipastudio.com/forums/showthre...=hybrid&t=1199)
Maybe Headsave wasn't "completety dead; just mostly dead" as they said in the Princess Bride. Let's hope.
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Culture of entitlement a road to nowhere
Australians love government. Many will try to claim otherwise, but evidence suggests that they are happiest when receiving a gentle drip-feed of government money and services.
As a nation, Australia's cultural identity is built upon the myth that its citizens are rebellious pioneers, stockade-erecting individualists who would prefer the Government to grant us our basic rights and leave us alone, thank you very much.
Unfortunately, like so many cultural traditions, this supposed deep-seated suspicion of Government proves false upon closer inspection.
The term 'middle-class welfare' has achieved a sort of sickening ubiquity in public discourse, yet that is precisely what the electorate has come to expect: handouts and subsidies simply for showing up and going about the business of ordinary life. 'Need' is confused with 'feels entitled to,' and Australia's standard of policy deliberation is becoming poorer for it.
The truth of this observation is given by this week's MYEFO-spurred outrage over cuts to the baby bonus. Wayne Swan's announcement that the bonus would be cut by $437 to $5,000 has provoked howls of outrage. The Daily Telegraph declared the cuts to be 'Wayne pain for families'; Mia Freedman asked on Twitter, 'Of all the things the govt had to slash in the budget, the Baby Bonus? Really??'; and Tony Abbott has labelled the cuts as 'a rip-off of the forgotten families of Australia'.
Forgotten families? Hardly. Under the Howard government, of which Abbott was an integral member, so-called middle-class welfare payments became enshrined as a vital pillar of government policy, more so than traditional Liberal concerns such as commitment to small government or the primacy of the rights of individuals. Far from being forgotten, middle-income, two-parent traditional families with children became prime targets of government assistance.
And the culture of entitlement perpetuated by Howard and his government has shown no sign of abating under recent Labor governments. Both Rudd and Gillard have been content to continue using government handouts to the relatively well-off as a carrot to encourage voter acceptance of politically difficult public policy.
The Gillard Government has been at pains to justify the carbon tax through the accompanying subsidies to 'nine out of ten households'. Upon its passage through the Senate, the prime minister insisted that as a result of the tax 'families will see increases in family payments'. It appears to have become impossible to advocate policy on its supposed merits - to sweeten the deal, handouts to the majority of Australians must be attached.
This sort of quid pro quo in legislation leads to populism in government and the death of courageous policy decisions. Tax reform is especially difficult to implement in Australia: after all, it took 25 years from the Asprey Report to the GST taking effect to institute a broad-based consumption tax. Policymakers are too content to take easier routes to reform, delivering compensation by way of subsidy instead of undertaking the much more difficult task of explaining to the electorate why reform is necessary and of long-run benefit.
But the increasing use of subsidies to smooth the passage of difficult legislation has even more problematic ramifications.
By allowing government to subsidise our procreation choices, our electricity bills, or anything else, we implicitly admit to legislators that we are not capable of making our own consumption and investment decisions. It is a tacit acknowledgement between voter and government that government knows best, and that we the voters cannot survive without its warm benevolence.
Once we concede to the Government that we can't buy a house or have a child without government assistance, we open the door to further concessions, such as the need for government to manage our diets or alcohol intake. Government ceases to engage in 'big-picture' policies that promote economic productivity and growth, and it instead devotes its resources to telling us how to live.
The culture of entitlement that exists in Australian society is, in the long term, highly detrimental. It is impossible to engage in debates about future prosperity and the best means of achieving it when voters have become accustomed to allowing government to make their decisions for them.
In order to have intelligent conversations about future policy directions and outcomes in Australia, it is necessary for politicians to cease relying on a handout to sweeten reform. A society that is suffocating on its own sense of entitlement is unlikely to remain productive.
Sabine Wolff is a Researcher at the Institute of Public Affairs. Follow her at twitter.com/sabinewolff
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Guns don't kill people. Toddlers kill people.By Eric Levitz
Guns don't kill people. Toddlers kill people.By Eric Levitz
Understandable.By Jessica Roy
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The force is strong with this one.By Jackson McHenry
A young relationship guru speaks from her pulpit — the staircase.By Dayna Evans
Same.By Jessica Roy
Why do we act like it's weird when kids are kids and moms are moms?By Heather Havrilesky
"My goal is to be as close to a five-year-old, or a four-year-old, or a three-year-old, as possible."By Molly Oswaks
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Baby's first screen swipe.By Maggie Lange
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Construction company builds ag bins, pivots
Jason Davis had his first experience building a grain bin while working for a farmer north of Cozad.
His boss purchased the bin but didn't arrange for anyone to erect it so Davis got on-the-job experience that turned into a future career.
Now Davis, a Cozad native, owns Prairie Land Ag Construction in Gothenburg, a business that erects center pivots, grain bins and occasionally a farm building.
"I wouldn't make a very good salesman," Davis said.
That's why he's in the construction business.
Customers purchase their pivots, bins or buildings from a dealer. Davis comes in to put the things together.
He said it takes a day or a day and a half to finish a pivot and up to five days to build a bin, depending on its size.
Davis doesn't do the work alone. He has hired a crew of nine, including wife Jennifer who takes care of the office.
"I just have one crew," he said. "I find it's easier to manage fewer people."
Davis previously partnered in a business called Bin Builders in Gothenburg but split that partnership last week to go out on his own.
"I'm just trying to keep it simple," he said.
The office is located on East Highway 30 and includes a small supply store.
Office hours are irregular in the summer due to outside jobs but Davis can be reached at 537-2150 or on his cell phone at 308-325-1184.
The Davises have two daughters, Kylee who is 15 and Kaitlyn, 14.
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The Freret Neighbors United group will hold an informational session for residents on the new Affordable Care Act tonight (Tuesday, Nov. 12), featuring a nonpartisan explanation of the new system from a representative of the Louisiana Healthcare Education Coalition. Continue reading »
Church Alley Coffee Bar (on Oretha Castle Haley Blvd) serves up freshly roasted, freshly brewed French Truck Coffee. We grind and pour each cup to order; no more hours-long old coffee or weeks-old stale coffee beans!
Drop by for a yoga class at Divine Yoga upstairs and stay for a made-just-for-you cup of espresso or pour over coffee. It's not just the coffee that you'll love; you will be surrounded by original art from local Central City artists Gary and Elizabeth Eckman! We offer our customers free wifi and a dog-friendly environment for dog-friendly dogs. 6 year old Beau, Church Alley's young-at-heart Shih Tzu mix, is here everyday. (Be warned, he loves to be loved, and you might find him sitting in your lap!) If these amenities don't convince you to stop in, here are five reasons to love Church Alley. Continue reading »
News travels fast in New Orleans. On Sunday, my inbox began piling up with reports of an altercation that allegedly took place over the weekend. Altercations in New Orleans are no big news, but here the incident allegedly occurred between an employee of the Taxicab and For Hire Bureau, Wilton "Big Will" Joiner, and Wendy Bosma, a tour guide operating the in the French Quarter.
From what I gather (here's a WWL report on the incident), it happened like this: On November 9, 2013, Bosma was conducting a Haunted History Tour down Royal Street near Governor Nicolls. She was guiding a tour group near the infamous LaLaurie Mansion (made more famous by "American Horror Story: Coven" currently airing on the FX Network).
Bosma claims that Joiner approached her and claimed that was closer than 50 feet to another tour group in violation of the law. Joiner demanded her tour guide license, which was pinned to Bosma's purse. Bosma refused, noting that she was the only guide on the street. Joiner then suddenly reached out and grabbed her license and identification off of her purse. Continue reading »
Free screening of gun-violence documentary at Tulane
A documentary about the effect of gun violence on New Orleans children will be screened in a free showing tonight (Monday, Nov. 11) at Tulane University, followed by a panel discussion with the filmmakers and other experts. Continue reading »
Local members of the Federal Bar Association and the Pro Bono Project will offer free legal advice to veterans this afternoon (Monday, Nov. 11) at the VFW post on Lyons Street in Uptown New Orleans. Continue reading »
Cathy Rickmon and Martha Bullock had been casual friends for years, but a burst of violence in Mid-City sealed their fates together forever.
"We weren't close until the tragedy of our sons," Rickmon said.
"We will always have a bond because someone who we loved, that we loved very dearly, was lost on the same day," said Bullock. Continue reading »
Marguerite LaJoy Washington came to her adoptive mother Margaret Washington at 3 months old, and from the beginning she was the family's princess.
"She was my shadow," said Washington, a former nursing instructor. "She grew up in my church, in my sorority, at Charity school of nursing, with my nursing alumni group. Wherever I was, she was there. It allowed her to be exposed to positive things, positive values and allowed her to get maturity much earlier then the average child." Continue reading »
On a May evening in 2011, Ann Dimes stood outside a Ninth Ward home with her 26-year-old son, Danny Joseph Roberts. Roberts had been through a bout with a kidney stone, and Dimes, a surgical technician, wanted to check on him.
Danny, a longshoreman since the age of 16 years old, had just gotten a settlement check from the BP oil spill and felt on top of the world in spite of his medical problems. His mother reminded him he needed to keep his car door locked, but he brushed her concerns off by telling her to give him a hug. Then his phone rang.
A voice on the other end of the line – one Dimes has never identified, but will never forget overhearing – asked to borrow a shirt to wear to the club. Danny told his mother he loved her and would see her the next day, so she turned around, closed the door and went inside.
Minutes later, Dimes' own phone began ringing – Danny was dead, shot seven times in the face just blocks from where they had last hugged goodbye.
"I am not the same person," Dimes said. "It haunts me all the time. I just can't understand the purpose of killing him that way." Continue reading »
When 26-year-old Christopher Guilbeau Jr. was shot on Elysian Fields Avenue in 2007, he survived but was stricken blind. When he suddenly died from his injuries in 2009, it was his mother's life that plunged into darkness.
"The people who are doing the murdering are not just hurting the mothers and the fathers of the child they are hurting," Lynn James said. "They are hurting generations of people. They are hurting those young men's children and cousins and nephews and grandparents. You are hurting a whole world of people who you will never know because of something senseless." Continue reading »
A recital at 2:30 p.m. today (Sunday, Nov. 10) in honor of the late faculty member Phil Frohnmeyer will continue the Montage and Performing Arts Series at Loyola University. Continue reading »
Lusher Charter School overcame last year's alleged embezzlement to receive a clean audit this year, while scoring near the top of the state on its school performance score this year, officials said this morning. Continue reading »
Orleans Parish residents can get free native trees, hear a lecture on caring for trees in the yard and buy other plants in a sale Saturday morning at Parkway Partners in Central City. Continue reading »
"How do we save public housing?" to be discussed at progressives' breakfast
Public housing and public works will be the topic of a discussion led by labor activist Jay Arena on Saturday morning at the monthly Gillespie Memorial Community Breakfast at First Unitarian Universalist Church. Continue reading »
The Holy Name of Jesus School will host its 30th annual Gator Fest this weekend, bringing live music, food, rides and kids' activities to Calhoun Street. Continue reading »
Masked gunman tries to grab woman on Lower Garden District street, police say
A man with a gun tried to grab a woman walking in the Lower Garden District in the early-morning hours Monday morning in what New Orleans police say may have been an attempted robbery or kidnapping. Continue reading »
Lusher production of "Hello Dolly" wins $10,000 prize from Popeye's
Lusher Charter School's rendition of "Hello, Dolly" from this weekend's production of the musical won the school a $10,000 first-place prize to enhance the school music program in Popeye's "Love that Music" contest, the school has announced. Continue reading »


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Best handling car period with traction control on or off. I love this car. Makes me smile with every drive. Super tight and well built. I have owned many Porsches and BMWs. The only thing that handles better is a M3 or GT3 and the Corvette Z06. The Nismo could have a bit more power as the 306hp V6 is a bit short in torque and pull. That said, for $30-35K this is the one in my garage.
Handling, styling and brakes
Stereo and torque curve
If I had to give up my wife of 20 years or NISMO.....oh that'd be tough...That end of the day experience of crawling in the cockpit and ZZZZ'ing up that engine is like therapy. I wanted an 08 before the styling changed...beautiful curves, not a bad angle to the car. Walked in to a dealer on V-day 09 ready to check out the 09s, not really in the market and there was 08 1441 sitting on the floor with $26,500 on the windshield. Are you serious???? Pack it up....and drove it off the showroom floor. My wife looked at it and said, that's all bad, hence my plates "ALL BAD."
Handling is incredible.....followed by the motor.
I just want an IPOD jack!!!
I was given the chance to 'trade-down' from my '07 350Z Roadster Touring (equipped) for a new '08 Nismo "even"///What a difference in handling, speed and fun..it is everthing my old '75 280Z had accentuated to the highest level and then some..The Nismo is for driving and I'm sure would be fun to punish at a track; however, I just like driving it 0-60 (or so) and enjoying the car's superb cornering and acceleration capabilities...I agree with the review about the stereo being poor; but when I put my I-pod adapter in, the stereo was much better..as the speakers 'break-in' the sound improves too...meanwhile I'm just smiling and driving this car more 'happily' than the convertible!
Handling, acceleration, exhaust tone, ease to service, fantastic quality build and components; and moreover it's "limited-edition" status..
...Needs the Bose-system and options for different seats....would be cool to see a convertible-Nismo too!!
This car is awesome as far as driving goes. Would have been better with XM radio and navigation unit. Also upgrade of camshafts to higher lope cam would have set it apart from other 350Z.
Upgraded cams and navigation, chrome steering wheel controls instead of cheap plastic. XM radio that is not available with the Nismo.
I thought the pricing was about right on my new Nismo, until i got it on the track. What a deal for this car. The car handled very well at full steam even being heavy. The new handling package on the Nismo was fantastic. I have raced professional and know the difference between a car that handles and a car that does not. If they could add another say 75-100 hp it would be perfect. I recommend this car as a true value in a market full of over priced sports cars.
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A total lifestyle program recommending a specific diet, supplements, and actions to reverse symptoms of fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue.
Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) and fibromyalgia present themselves through persistent, overwhelming symptoms of fatigue and feelings of exhaustion as well as symptoms such as persistent headaches, bouts of insomnia, muscle and joint pain, memory lapses, fevers, loss of appetite, mood swings, and sensitivity to light and heat, among others.
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A: Remember its only been 3 weeks after sugery. The nose bleeding and all that is normal and will probably go away with time. Same with the headaches. They will definitely improve. Just tell your uncle to hang in there. The worst part, the surgery, is over and done with.
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Solutions for Chapter 16
Find the sampling plan.
In Figure 16.2, draw a line connecting the point on the fraction defective scale to the point on the probability acceptance scale. Again, draw a line connecting to the points and .
At the intersection of the above drawn lines, k is read as 1.7, and following the curved line from the intersection point to the upper sample size scale gives .
Use procedure 1 and substitute the known values.
…… (1)
If , then accept the lot.
Here, accept the lot, if .
Therefore, accept the lot, if .
Find whether the lot be accepted or rejected for the values and .
Substitute 0.73 for , 0.70 for LSL, and for S in Equation (1).
Here, .
Since from the result shown in part (a), accept the lot for the values of and .
Use MINITAB to construct an OC curve for , , , , and as shown in Figure (1).
MINITAB procedure:
Step 1: Choose Stat > Quality Tools > Acceptance Sampling by Attributes.
Step 2: Choose Create a sampling plan.
Step 3: In Measurement type, choose Go / no go (defective).
Step 4: In Units for quality levels, choose Percent defective.
Step 5: In Acceptable quality level (AQL), enter 0.02.
Step 6: In Rejectable quality level (RQL or LTPD), enter 0.10.
Step 7: In Producer's risk (Alpha), enter 0.100.
Step 8: In Consumer's risk (Beta), enter 0.05.
Step 9: Click OK.
MINITAB output:
Figure (1)
From the above MINITAB output, [Figure (1)], .
Thus, the probability of the accepting lots that are 5% defective is 0.038.


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Crew members fear that number could rise dramatically, depending on how the next 24 hours pans out.
The Rough Creek fire, located six miles east of Riggins, is estimated to be roughly 2,600 acres in size. The terrain is steep and the growth potential is high, but those aren't the only elements that concern Incident Commander Bob Fry of the Northern Rockies Western Montana Team.
While the fire is 40% contained at this time, firefighters are on standby as thunderstorms roll through the area.
"The reality is that's another element of risk right now, and I'm sure they're talking about it on the hill as to whether or not they should pull off," said Fry.
The thunderstorms projected in the area could result in two different scenarios, neither of which is ideal for the firefighting crews.
"If they do get rain then there's the element of flash flooding on the steep slopes that have really been burned over by the fires," said Fry.
Without precipitation, the fire could grow or new fires around the area could pop up.
"Maybe they come with rain, maybe they don't," said Fry. "Maybe they just come with lightning."
The next 24 hours are crucial as to what steps the teams will have to take in tackling the appropriately named Rough Creek wildfire. But Fry said it's just like any other day on the job, where preparation, skill and fast thinking are all necessary to stay safe. That's a reality embedded into each of these firefighters, every fire season.
"This year is Yarnell fire, and every year there's something else," said Fry. "So we take it very seriously."
A total of 250 personnel are working the Rough Creek Fire at this time.
Public safety concerns have prompted the closure of a broad area east and north of Riggins.


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Luke 2:22-40
Luke 1 and 2 are often described as "the Lukan infancy and childhood narratives"—the stories of Jesus' birth and early childhood. That description is fine, but as Eugene Peterson has suggested, there is another way of framing the opening of Luke: these two chapters are a primer in prayer. Prayers saturate the first two chapters of Luke.
Though the liturgical calendar reminds us that it is Christmastide, a lovely 12-day season extending to Epiphany in January, you cannot live in this culture without experiencing how the air is let out of the holiday balloon on December 26. The Magi may not arrive in Bethlehem until January 6, but the culture abruptly drops the whole matter practically before Christmas Day is over.
Isaiah 63:7-9; Psalm 148; Hebrews 2:10-18; Matthew 2:13-23
All of the Spirit's labor—the pruning of our imagination, the background work on our expectations—comes to fruition on Christmas Day, when we are brought into the Presence. The virgin who for nine months has been weaving the veil of the temple out of the material of her own body sits in stupefied and exhausted silence.
1 Samuel 2:18-20, 26; Colossians 3:12-17
Once a year, having waited to the very end of December, my wife and I dress up. Some people wait a lifetime to start living, but fortunately for us, New Year's Eve intervenes every year. With mortality staring us right in the face, we get around to that date we should have had months ago. Rexene looks absolutely stunning in a cocktail dress. (How many times does a pastor's wife get to wear a cocktail dress?)
Luke 1:39-55
The glad song Mary sings to her cousin Elizabeth in Luke's Gospel functions like a lighted magnifying glass. It illumines, making possible the discernment of something that was there all the time, but difficult to see without aid. Mary sings of the whole new order of things that God is creating all around us, one in which the hungry are filled with good things and the rich, who have unwisely filled up on so much that does not satisfy, are emptied so that they can have their real hungers met at last.


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Chapter Four: Once in a Blue Moon
I locked the door behind me before I headed back out into the cold night. Each trip back and forth between my house and the Hitmonshop seemed longer and colder than the last. Finally, I made it to the little coffee shop. The lights were still on, and everyone was still inside. I entered, seeing everyone in the room in a dull, run-down state. I only figured it was because it was late. I walked into the room as Girard finally saw me, and jumped up from his stool at the counter across the room. His Hitmonchan next to him jumped in surprise.
"Okay, since Dakota's back, everyone, why don't we go to my place? It would be wise for everyone to be together in a time like this," Girard proposed to everyone. Alex stretched in his seat, yawning a wide yawn. I suddenly felt the urge to yawn, but managed to hold it back. Unlike everyone in the room, Mew circled my head energetically, annoying both Sentret and me.
"That's a good idea," Sarah said as she stood up from the booth.
"At least the main threat, Adam, is gone," Cenard said coolly with his eyes closed. He remained in his seat. At those words, I remembered what happened when I called my mother. I opened my mouth to say something.
"Well, let's go. I'm beat, especially since all of the training I've been doing," Alex blurted out, standing and stretching. Again, he yawned. This time, though, I couldn't resist the urge to yawn, which disrupted what I wanted to say.
"Good, then it's settled. We'll get going. Everyone, follow me, and stick close," Girard said, opening the door to let everyone out. I totally forgot to mention that Adam wasn't dead from the explosion earlier, as the intense fatigue was kicking in. Girard locked and closed the door to the Hitmonshop after we all exited. He ran to the front of us, and led us down the road quite a ways. After walking a while, I could feel my nose becoming cold. As we walked, the perturbing silence dominated, making it a bit awkward. Even though I never said it, I think everyone knew Adam was still out there.
At that moment, I looked up to the sky. It was abnormally black, and the moon seemed almost a bluish tint. . . and then, I noticed the silhouette of someone against the moon on top of a building. I jumped, causing a bit of a commotion in the group.
"What's that!?" I shouted, pointing to the top of the building. Everyone else looked up in the direction I pointed. It was silent for a moment.
"I see a moon," Alex said suddenly, breaking the silence. He shrugged.
"Maybe you're getting overtired," Cenard mentioned, and we continued on our way to Girard's place. I agreed with him; I had been up for over eighteen hours, ever since I got up for school today – er, yesterday, that is.
Finally, we made it to Girard's. It was part of an apartment complex, and it was on the second and last story of the building. When Girard let us in, I could smell an unappealing scent of some kind of food.
"Dude, it smells awesome in here!" Alex shouted. Apparently, we had totally different opinions.
We all found places to sleep after finally arriving. I had the couch, and Alex was on the floor next to the couch. After some complaining about being the only one on the floor (everyone else had either a bed or a cot), he was passed out and sleeping. Mew and Sentret were cuddled together in a recliner.
It wasn't long before I fell asleep, and morning came just as quickly. I sat upward, finding myself the only one in the room. I slowly got up, feeling very groggy, and walked into the kitchen figuring that's where everyone was. Still, there was no one. After looking at the clock which read "1:50," I walked back into the room where I slept, seeing that only Sentret and Mew remained. Suddenly, I felt very dizzy, and I fell to the couch all light headed. My vision faded black. . .
I heard a deep voice boom in my head, "Dakota." In my mind, all I could see was a canvas of black, with a single, bright-blue object glowing, as if I were seeing a psychic vision. I was paralyzed, unable to move. So, I focused on the glowing orb, putting all of my attention on it. I could see the faint shape of a sharp eye looking down upon me from it. Then, I saw one of my own memories. I saw a commotion going on in a dead-end alleyway. Then, a tall, scary purple Pokemon with a long, slender tail turned to me, as its sharp eyes lit up a bright blue. It had this humanoid appearance about it, seeing as how I thought it was a person at first glance. It waved its three fingers in the air, creating a bright flash, and vanishing before my eyes. I could only assume that it was somehow connected to Mew based on how it looked. It vanished, and I could see Sentret laying on the trash can lids.
Then, my vision returned. I found myself lying on the couch in an awkward position from after I fell. I slowly staggered to my feet, and thought about what happened just now. Seeing that tall, purple Pokemon, I started to think that this was somehow related to it.
"You are correct," the same voice boomed in my head. I recoiled, unsure of where it was coming from.
"I am. . . correct?" I said to myself. Then, I realized that I was being contacted by the purple Pokemon in my vision, perhaps the same way Mew sent me the old memories of our first interaction.
"Yes. I am the Pokemon you saw in those visions. I have a request for you," the voice in my head boomed. At this point, Mew and Sentret were starting to wake up.
"W-what is it?" I asked out loud. I could be honest at this point – I was getting kinda scared.
"I want you to forget about what happened in that alleyway that day," the voice said.
"What?" I asked.
"When you saw me in that alleyway, I could tell you thought that I hurt Sentret. I was nursing it back to health, similar to the way you were nursing Mew back to health," the voice explained. I nodded, unknowing if the Pokemon could see me.
"Your friends may not be safe, and I'm worried about," the voice said. "I want you to leave this place, and go to the alleyway where we first met," the voice said.
"Why!?" I asked. There was no answer in my head. I looked down to Sentret and Mew, who were looking strangely back at me. I had no choice.
With Sentret on my shoulder and Mew floating close behind me, I arrived on foot to the alleyway. It must've taken quite a while, as it was starting to become evening.
I rounded the last corner in the alley, seeing nothing but a few trash cans at the dead end of the road. Suddenly, an object materialized right before my eyes, turning into the slender, humanoid purple Pokemon that I saw those many years ago. We stood across from each other silently, until Mew floated curiously up to the Pokemon.
"My name. . . is Mewtwo," the voice boomed in my head again. I looked into Mewtwo's eyes, and it looked into mine. "I am a clone of Mew, who is considered to be the ancestor of all Pokemon. It's powers perhaps surpass even mine," Mewtwo said in my mind. I looked at Mew, who played gleefully with Mewtwo's tail as it flicked.
"So what do you want me for?" I asked in an short tone. Mewtwo looked to the sky.
"I want your help to defeat Adam of Skiolet City," Mewtwo said. I didn't budge from my spot.
"I tried once, but I couldn't do it. I almost got killed doing it," I explained.
"I will protect you at all costs if you help me. You know very well that he is putting the world in danger. Just look at what he created, the Betamue. If that is just a prototype, then imagine what he can do with his powers," Mewtwo explained. I guess I really didn't have a choice, as I wasn't exactly on Adam's VIP list.
"Fine. But, this isn't for you," I complied. Mewtwo nodded, understanding me.
"I want to tell you something. I know how you feel, leaving a very beautiful place like Kanto. I was originally created in Kanto by scientists, but I could stay there no longer," Mewtwo explained. I looked down to my feet.
"Let's just go," I said. Mewtwo nodded. I could suddenly feel my feet leave the ground and Sentret gripping my shoulder in fear. Looking over to Mewtwo, I figured he was deploying his psychic powers to transport us to wherever he had in mind. Quickly, we dashed through the air, arriving at the office building I had entered town in the previous day. We landed softly on the ground and Mewtwo pointed its three-fingered hands at the door. Instantly, the doors were ripped off of the face of the building, and thrown out into the street effortlessly. Perhaps Mewtwo was just showing off, but that demonstrated some serious power, only matched by two Pokemon I had ever seen before. . .
Mewtwo quickly dashed into the building and Mew followed him. I looked to Sentret on my shoulder, who looked skeptically at me. I shrugged and walked into the office building casually, seeing that the building was completely empty, unlike yesterday. I saw Mewtwo, who motioned to me from the other end of the hallway to follow him. I did.
"We're going up to Adam to end this. Are you ready?" Mewtwo said, again in my mind.
"I want to save my friends," I said hastily. It kind of felt weird to have a conversation with a Pokemon like this. Wordlessly, Mewtwo scaled the stairway of the hall labeled "150". I followed him. Up we went, going further and further into the office building. I hadn't realized that the building was so tall, as it took quite a while to get up the stairs. Finally, Mewtwo stopped in front of me at a door. I looked down the spiral staircase, seeing that we were up from the ground floor a great height. Mewtwo looked at me, signaling that we were going to enter. Mewtwo employed its psychic powers on the door, bursting it open like he had done on the ground floor. We entered into a brightly lit, gigantic room.
What I saw next was almost impossible to explain. In this room, similar to the laboratory in the basement of the City Hall, was filled with computers and computer desks, and one large, green tank of fluid in the center of the room. Across from the room was a figure on the ground. This person was slumped unnaturally on the ground in a messy pile, with very messy hair and gray, lifeless skin. This person's skin, hair, and clothing were torched, as if they had been in a fire. After a few moments, I recognized this person to be Adam. Suddenly, Adam twitched and looked messily up to us.
"Wh-Who's there?" the person muttered with a hint of desperation. Slowly, he stood to his feet after a few failed attempts, and squinted at us with his ugly, disgusting body. Something was obviously wrong here.
"I'm here to put an end to your madness," I heard Mewtwo say.
"What do you have against me?" Adam shouted defensively. I don't think he realized Mewtwo wasn't a person. . . which is kind of hard to do.
"I have watched you since you've become mayor of this city. You were obsessed with cloning Mew, which you've heard was the strongest Pokemon of all. However, I have witnessed first hand that cloning a Pokemon is a terrible mistake. If it weren't for a slight issue in my creator's science, I might've ended up like the Pokemon you are trying to create – a mindless drone used for nothing but destruction," Mewtwo scowled angrily. Adam simply laughed.
"You don't understand, you're to late! The Pokemon I've created is feeding off of its hosts right as we speak. Look at me; this is only a side effect of how strong my Pokemon is!" Adam shouted hysterically. I didn't know what he was talking about, but I figured he was talking about Alex and the others.
"What did you do with them!?" I shouted. Adam looked over to me.
"Huh? Oh, I rem-em-ember you," Adam said weakly, stuttering. He fell to his knees. "You were th-that little girl who screwed with my plans last time. Well, I'll have you know that even if my Pokemon isn't done feeding on your friends, it's still enough to kill that damned Mew of yours," Adam said. I couldn't help but feel somewhat disgusted. Feeding on my friends?
Suddenly, Adam stood up, and pressed a key on the computer near him. Suddenly, the wall on the other side of the room lifted into the ceiling, revealing another room. Emerging from the room was a gigantic, purple Pokemon. It looked very similar to the Betamue, having such deformed body parts. As it walked toward us on all fours, the tentacles on either side of its body swayed disgustingly. The tentacles hanging from the bottom of its face twitched. I could swear I saw blood dropping from them.
The Pokemon looked at us with the five beady eyes on the right side of its face. Adam laughed hysterically.
"Remember my Betamue!? Say hello to the finished version. . . the ultimate Pokemon, Alphamue!" Adam shouted. "Alphamue, give them a taste of your Power Whip!"
Unlike the Betamue before, the Alphamue didn't hesitate when it heard Adam's command. The thing swung a single tentacle at a blinding speed toward me, causing me to flinch. I heard a bang after I recoiled. I looked up to see Mewtwo emitting a bluish-colored orb of energy around Mew, Sentret, and I.
"You must go through me, first!" Mewtwo shouted, lighting up a bright blue. Likewise, the Alphamue lit up a bright blue. The Alphamue was lifted into the air a bit, then sent flying backward. However, it stopped before hitting the wall.
"Hahaha! You think Psychic can do anything against my Alphamue!? Now, use your Psycho Boost!" Adam commanded. The Alphamue, still hovering from Mewtwo's psychic lowered itself to the ground. The tentacles on its body struck the ground, anchoring the Alphamue to the ground. It started to tremble, then shake violently in convulsions. It lit up a blinding, bright purple color. Suddenly, a wave of barely-visible energy struck Mewtwo, causing a small, dense explosion. I could see Mewtwo conjure the blue dome for protection, but I heard a sickening crack in the process. When the smoke cleared, I saw the shattered remains of Mewtwo's shell, and Mewtwo was kneeling on the ground with fatigue.
I realized that the glowing, blue orb that Mewtwo conjured was the same color as the blue shine I saw during the explosion at the town hall. It must've been Mewtwo that saved us then.
"Your little Barrier Attack won't do anything to me!" Adam shouted. Mewtwo looked at Mew, and Mew nodded.
"That may be the case, but you can't win against both Mew and I, can you?" Mewtwo shouted. Suddenly, the Alphamue was engulfed by the same, blue energy. Mewtwo stood up, and also began to light up blue. I then realized that both Mew and Mewtwo were using Psychic on the Alphamue. Suddenly, the Alphamue was ripped out of the ground, and sent flying at the wall with an incredible speed. It smashed into the wall, blasting a hole in it. I heard a deafening crash a few seconds later as the Alphamue hit the ground.
"NO!" I heard Adam shriek. He ran at Mewtwo, attempting to claw at him, but Mewtwo simply pushed him to the ground.
"Putting others in harm's way to artificially create a Pokemon. . . you're despicable," Mewtwo scolded. Suddenly, Mewtwo's words reminded me of Alex. I rushed into the room that the Alphamue had emerged from, seeing a small cage about the size of a small room. Inside were the unconscious bodies of Alex and the others.
Before I could do much else, I heard a heart-stopping explosion. Smoke poured into the room, and my ears and eyes were completely disabled. I couldn't do anything but hunker down from the force of the explosion.
When it was all quiet, I slowly stood up, coughing a bit. I saw that the steel door had been closed, and Adam was standing in front of the door.
"Oh, dear, it seemed my Alphamue was still off quite a bit. I don't understand! But, it seemed that your Mew and other friend were unable to withstand the force of my Alphamue's instability. That's just too bad, they didn't realize it sneaking up behind them," Adam said angrily. He held out two Pokeballs, aiming them at me. In a bright flash, he sent out two Pokemon. The first was his Toxicroak, and the other was a different Pokemon. It looked a bit like his Dusclops, but it was larger, had no feet, and had a face on its stomach. The mouth on its stomach opened up wide, and then closed again as the Pokemon scanned the area with its large, single red eye.
"Wh-what are you doing!?" I shouted. I knew already that he was challenging me.
"I've been training my Pokemon since we last met. And, in the past day, I was able to evolve some of them, too. If you have Pokemon, I would like to make sure they die before you, ensuring you are completely out of the way," Adam said, staring me down. I had no choice; I sent out my Tangela and Chatot.
"Dusknoir, Shadow Punch! Toxicroak, Sucker Punch!" Adam shouted. Dusknoir instantly vanished, as did Toxicroak.
"Tangela, Chatot, watch out – " I started to say. But, out of nowhere, Dusknoir appeared in front of Tangela, and Toxicroak in front of Chatot. The two Pokemon punched their targets. Chatot was especially harmed, and unable to take the force of the punch. I had to recall it.
"You did good, Chatot. Looks like it's just you, now, Tangela!" I shouted. "Now, use Vine Whip!" I shouted. Tangela nodded, and sent a vine quickly at Dusknoir. The vine quickly struck the Dusknoir, but with little effect other than a little damage.
"Is that all you have, girl?" Adam taunted. "Toxicroak, finish that thing off with a Poison Jab!" Adam shouted. Toxicroak ran toward Tangela, jumping forward, smashing a glowing, spiked fist into Tangela's face. Tangela rolled onto its back, obviously feeling that attack quite a bit. I recalled Tangela into its Pokeball.
"So, that's all you have?" Adam laughed. I could've battled him with my Sentret, but I realized that Sentret was no match for his Pokemon. I was beginning to lose all hope.
"It doesn't matter!" I shouted. I could feel my voice shaking in a mixture of rage, adrenaline, and immense sadness.
"Excuse me?" Adam said with a sarcastic-looking smile.
"Your stupid Alphamue failed. It can't come back, so you lost!" I shouted. Adam simply laughed, and recalled his Dusknoir into its Pokeball, as if he claimed victory.
"I only lose if I cannot continue to create the ultimate Pokemon! There's no one stopping me from creating another Alphamue once you're out of the way. You've already lost, my friend! Now, all that's left is to kill you! It's been a fun run, but I guess I must!" Adam shouted. Without command, Toxicroak understood him. With another Poison Jab, it leapt at me. I didn't see it coming, but out of nowhere, Sentret jumped off of my shoulder, intercepting the attack from Toxicroak. The Poison Jab struck Sentret, puncturing its skin. Sentret flopped messily to the floor with no sounds.
"Sentret!" I shouted. I ran over to the Toxicroak, which was standing over Sentret with a satisfied smile. When I got to it, I couldn't think. I just pulled my foot back, and kicked the Toxicroak as hard as I could. I could feel the tears fly off of my face when my foot made contact. Toxicroak roared in pain as it stumbled backward. I knelt down to Sentret, and picked it up, feeling a bit of the blood run down my arm.
"So, you – " Adam started to say, but the door behind him bursted open. Adam turned around, seeing Mewtwo emerge from the veil of smoke that the explosion caused. Though weary looking, Mewtwo seemed plenty strong, still.
"You! Well, it seems my Toxicroak is no good, now! I'll just use my Dusknoir, it's sure to kill you off!" Adam said desperately. He recalled Toxicroak to its Pokeball, and started to reach for a different Pokeball. I could see the rage building in Mewtwo's eyes. Through my tears, I watched Mewtwo simply launch Adam through the roof with such incredible force that I flinched. Parts of the ceiling smashed down on the ground as Mewtwo flew up through the hole, following Adam. I looked down to Sentret, who stirred a bit, and looked at me. I couldn't help but cry.
"Sentret, it'll be okay," said. Suddenly, from the doorway, Mew emerged slowly. It looked harmed, but still had its happy expression on. I had to wonder what it took to upset Mew. Mew lowered its body next to Sentret's and began to glow. Likewise, Sentret began to glow. Instantly, the wound in Sentret's stomach formed together, healing it. I stood up, and looked at Mew. Mew gave me a happy look before applying its psychic powers on the cage next to me. The cage opened up, allowing me to enter. I ran in, and knelt next to Alex, lifting his head. To my pleasure, he opened his eyes.
"Thank God you're okay!" I shouted. Alex forced a chuckle.
"I watched your battle. You need some training," Alex said jokingly. I dropped his head to the ground.
"Okay, get up yourself!" I shouted angrily at him. He laughed, rubbing the back of his head while getting up.
"Ow! Hey, I guess you're still your usual self!" Alex chuckled. He helped me get everyone up, eventually getting Girard and Cenard conscious.
"Okay, help me with Sarah," I said. No one moved. I could feel my stomach turn over.
"That's not happening," Cenard said monotonously. I looked at him in puzzlement.
"What do you mean?" I asked. Girard stepped forward.
"Sarah allowed herself to be the host to that horrible creature before you arrived. It was when you started to battle that thing when its psychic powers rendered us unconscious, but when that thing fed on Sarah, it. . . it. . ." Girard explained, hesitating to finish the sentence.
"It killed her," Cenard finished bluntly.
"But why did she do that?" I asked.
"She said – " Girard started.
"She said that it was her atonement for accidentally helping Adam," Cenard interrupted. I looked down at Sarah, who didn't move; she didn't even breathe. I looked to my feet, unable to say anything. I noticed that Sentret was pretty sad too.
"Wait, Mew, can't you restore her, too?" I asked suddenly, looking up to Mew. Mew's levitating body lowered sadly. I understood that it was probably too late. At that moment, there was a deafening crashing sound. I flinched, and ran out of the cage, with Girard and Alex after me. Cenard stayed back in the cage, unable to bear the sadness of losing Sarah.
When we exited the cage, there was a bright, blue light emitting from the hole in the ceiling. Mew lit up abruptly, lifting me into the air. Alex and Girard were left on the ground.
"Hey, wait, what the heck?" Alex shouted in surprise as I floated away from him.
I exited the building, coming out onto the roof. The sky was completely black, surprising me as to the time of day. A gust of wind blew across the ceiling, creating the sense of something major happening. Finally, my eyesight adjusted to see Mewtwo standing across the rooftop from Adam.
"Why wasn't I able to defeat you with Alphamue? You can't truly be that powerful? What Pokemon are you?" Adam shouted.
"I am Mewtwo. Your projects failed because the DNA you thought you found was mine, not Mew's. You tried to make a clone of a clone," Mewtwo explained.
"Mewtwo. . . I've heard about you. . . you're that faker that I've been looking for!" Adam yelled. He shifted in his once-fancy clothing that was torn and dirty. He scratched his now-messy hair nervously.
"Faker?" Mewtwo's incredibly deep voice boomed. Mewtwo stood tall over Adam on the rooftop across from the him, flicking its long, slender tail amusingly. It smirked evilly, narrowing its eyes on Adam.
"You're going to die by my hands!" Adam announced, tossing three Pokeballs into the air in a mixture of rage and desperation. In a series of three flashes stood three Pokemon. One was a large, dinosaur-like Pokemon with a rock-solid body, a Rhydon. It roared, spinning the drill on its face. The next was a small, purple frog-like Pokemon with an agile build, the Toxicroak. The last Pokemon was his Dusknoir.
The Rhydon, Toxicroak, and Dusknoir stood across the rooftop from Mewtwo. The wind blew over the clearing between them in the night sky. The city, which was usually bright and glowing at night, was dead and midnight-dark. Without command, the three Pokemon dashed at the purple creature. Without even moving, Mewtwo's eyes lit up a bright blue. At that instant, the Rhydon was lifted into the air, and crashed down on the rooftop with its incredible weight, falling completely through the roof down into the skyscraper, followed by a series of crashes as it fell through each floor. In the next instant, the Toxicroak dashed at Mewtwo, lunging its spiked forearms toward it. The Toxicroak, inches away from Mewtwo, crashed into an invisible force, which lit up as an orb around Mewtwo, deflecting the Toxicroak away. As the Toxicroak was flying backward, Mewtwo formed a blade of its own psychic power in its hands, and slashed at the Toxicroak, slamming it into the rooftop, and permanently downing it.
Suddenly, from a veil of shadow behind Mewtwo, the Dusknoir's arms reached and held Mewtwo's arms behind its back.
"You still don't understand. You've studied my powers, and yet, you still think you can defeat me with tactics like these?" Mewtwo said tonelessly. Adam's eyes widened with fear and desperation.
"D-Dusknoir, kill that slimy thing!" he shouted. The Dusknoir didn't move to Adam's command, however. It just floated there, holding Mewtwo's hands behind its back. Suddenly, the Dusknoir let go of Mewtwo, and fell limp to the rooftop.
"I think you're the faker, here!" Mewtwo's voice boomed again. Mewtwo lit up entirely, causing Adam's body to hit the ground, as if gravity had intensified a hundredfold. Adam was shrieking in pain, with the sound of his lungs gasping for air as they were becoming crushed underneath the extreme pressure. I couldn't watch the occurrence, as the sounds of Adam's compressing body was disgusting me. Finally, Mewtwo ceased. Mewtwo floated over to Adam's expectedly-lifeless body, eying it with immense rage.
"What are you going to do with him?" I asked. Mewtwo glared at me evilly, but lightened up after seeing that it was me.
"I'm taking his body back to a place I know near Kanto, and putting it into the flames of Mount Ember. It's too bad that a man with such potential as him was bent on destruction. I will properly dispose of him in the volcano," Mewtwo explained. Suddenly, he fell to the ground in a kneeling position.
"Are you okay?" I asked abruptly.
"I. . . I will be. I've used up an extreme amount of my psychic energy. After a few days, I. . . I should be fine," Mewtwo explained to me. I realized that even though he was made to be the strongest Pokemon, even he had some design flaws. No one was perfect.
Mew let me down onto the rooftop, and circled around Mewtwo playfully. I approached Mewtwo and helped him up.
"Thank you for your help," Mewtwo said exhaustedly.
"No, you were the one who helped this city," I replied, "thank
." Mewtwo nodded, understanding my point. He allowed himself out of my helping grip, and walked to the edge of the building, turning to look at me when he did so.
"What will you do after this? Where will you go?" Mewtwo asked. I looked up to the sky.
"Well, when all of this crap is sorted out, I guess school will start back up, and I'll be stuck doing that for the time being. After that. . . I'm not entirely sure. What about you?" I asked. Mewtwo imitated me, and looked to the sky.
"After I dispose of Adam's body, I will return to my home region of Kanto. I suppose I will remain there, helping out others as I have helped you," Mewtwo explained. He looked over to me.
"Farewell," Mewtwo said.
"Good bye, Mewtwo," I said. Mewtwo floated up into the sky, holding Adam's body. He flew off at a high speed, disappearing out of my vision as he flew toward the moon. Slowly, Mew hovered up the same way. I looked happily at Mew.
"Good bye, Mew," I said. I couldn't help but feel that this was going to be the last time I would see Mew.
"Mew!" Mew shouted.
"Sentret!" Sentret shouted in reply. I understood that they were good friends with an extensive history. I was glad for Sentret, but in a way, like me, Sentret was never going to see Mew again. Mew then flew off after Mewtwo, but I knew they would part way
'Returning to my home region of Kanto', huh? It sounded like a pretty good idea.
A few days after this whole thing, I went to visit Cenard. I knew he had it rough after losing Sarah. I figured I could find him in the library.
"Thanks for coming to see me, but I just haven't been myself lately," Cenard said monotonously. I playfully pushed his shoulder.
"Oh, come on. Why don't you get out of the library a bit? What, do you live here or something?" I said rhetorically. Sentret squeaked in after me, "Sentret".
"I know, it's just that. . . Sarah's funeral is in a few days. I can't bear to remember that evil thing stabbing her, and just sucking out all of her blood. . ." Cenard said, shivering from the memories.
"I know, it must be tough," I said.
After a few silent moments, Cenard looked up to me. "But, you did make me feel better by coming to visit me. Why don't you get outside. It's not fair for my sulking to start affecting you, too," Cenard said. I nodded, and walked outside, where Alex was waiting for me. We started to walk back toward my house.
"Hey, you never did do that assignment, huh? You know Mrs. Elmore is going to want it done, even though we had those days off, right?" Alex said. I looked at him.
"Don't we still have a Brawl match to settle?" I suggested suddenly, changing the subject.
"Of course! You're on!!" Alex shouted. Of course, anything gets his mind off of schoolwork. We started to run back to my house, down the road. It felt nice to have the town full of people and normal traffic once again.
I was still angry over losing my bicycle.
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Dolphins linebacker Dannell Ellerbe faced a lot of questions about Knowshon Moreno Wednesday.
(On RB Knowshon Moreno) ? ?We were kind of cool before he signed at Georgia, but he?s a guy with a lot of energy. He will bring a lot of electricity to the game. He?s a fighter. He?s a good player. He?s athletic. I was a fan since college.?
(On RB Knowshon Moreno being an emotional player) ? ?Oh yeah, he loves the game.?
(On if he knew RB Knowshon Moreno in high school) ? ?No I didn?t know him in high school. I just knew him when he came on his visit.?
(On how RB Knowshon Moreno looked at practice today) ? ?Just to see him in pads is a blessing to me. I?m ready for him to get healthy and get out there on the field and help this team.?
(On what he?s seen from RB Knowshon Moreno when he?s gone against him at practice) ? ?He was very elusive and I believe now that he?s gotten to the league, he?s added more power to his game. I?m looking forward to him playing on my team again.?
(On if this the first time he?s worked on the JUGS machine after practice) ? ?No, I?ve been working on the JUGS since last year. I actually reached out to Derrick Brooks and I asked him how to get all the interceptions like he did. He told me to catch 25 balls after practice every day, so I?ve been catching 30.?
(On if he has a nickname for RB Knowshon Moreno) ? ?No, I don?t. I just call him Know- Know.?
(On RB Knowshon Moreno as a receiver) ? ?Oh yeah, he can catch passes too. He can get out of the backfield. He?s good in routes. He?s an all-around player to me.?
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Kenneth Nelson, 35, allegedly removed thousands of dollars of property from Windermere All Star Realty on Thain, then hid in the shed of a nearby resident. Officers recognized Nelson from a previous burglary and based on evidence at the scene arrested him for allegedly robbing Windermere Realty as well. But Realtor Brian Wilson said besides a big screen TV, everything Nelson stole was out-dated fairly useless office items.
"The hilarious thing is I actually can't think of a worse place to rob," said Wilson. "You've got 3,000 square feet of basically old useless stuff. I mean there's no cell phones there because we're real estate agents. All of the nice computers are at home."
Nelson is being held on a $250,000 bond at the Nez Perce County Adult Detention Center.
The case is still being investigated and anyone with information is encouraged to call the Lewiston police department at 746-0171.


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