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22:45 18th May 2011
An epic game of football ended in jubilation for the Terriers when Antony Kay stepped up and fired home the winning penalty to send Town to Old Trafford!
The game was evenly balanced throughout, as has been the case with all the previous meetings this season between the sides. The Terriers opened the scoring through Lee Peltier before Steve Lovell scored from the penalty spot. Town went into half-time in the lead courtesy of a Danny Ward strike, but they were quickly pegged back by the Cherries who equalised through Lovell's second of the game.
Neither side could manage a winner with the game going to extra time, which saw Antony Kay's header cancel out Ing's earlier header. The Cherries were then reduced to ten men when Jason Pearce received his marching orders for a reckless tackle on Kevin Kilbane. However, Town could not capitalise, meaning the game would be decided from the penalty spot. Thankfully for the 15,000 Town fans the Terriers held there nerve and were fired through to Old Trafford courtesy of Antony Kay's fantastic penalty.
The game started in bizarre fashion with referee Swarbrick having to restart the game seconds in as Benik Afobe had wandered into Bournemouth's half and was effectively offside. When the game did start Town had the first chance 23 seconds in when Gary Roberts collected a loose ball on the edge of the Cherries box and rifled a left-footed volley. Sadly for the Terriers, Shwan Jalal did well in the Bournemouth goal and blocked the effort away.
Town were all over the Cherries like a rash in the first five minutes with much of the Terriers good play coming through winger Roberts. He threatened again in the fourth minute when he cut inside his marker Adam Smith and fired an effort on goal, which was well blocked by Shaun Cooper.
The Cherries had their first chance on goal in the eighth minute when Donal McDermott collected a poor clearance from Antony Kay and laid the ball off neatly to Danny Ings. Ings' sharp first touch took him away from Peter Clarke and his second almost beat Ian Bennett in the Town goal, but his effort went just wide of Bennett's left-hand post.
Roberts was in the act again for Town in the 12th minute when his left-footed effort curled narrowly wide of Jalal's goal from 18 yards out.
BOOKED - Gary Naysmith received the first caution of the game in the 14th minute for a dangerous looking tackle; the resulting free-kick was well defended by Kevin Kilbane who saw the ball out under heavy pressure from Jason Pearce.
The Cherries grew into the game following Smith's free-kick and had a good period of possession. However, the Terriers defence was proving resolute and throughout that period Ian Bennett did not have a save to make.
GOAL - Town opened the scoring in the 26th minute courtesy of an excellent back post header from central midfielder for the day Lee Peltier. Town won the corner following an excellent save from Jalal to deny Jordan Rhodes' header. Just like last Saturday, Robbo stood over and delivered an inch perfect cross to Peltier who nodded in unmarked at the back stick.
Ian Bennett was forced into his first save of the game in the 35th minute when Bournemouth's goal scorer from the weekend, McDermott cut inside Naysmith and fired a shot in on goal. Benno got down well at his near first and was helped out by Peter Clarke who swept up the rebound.
GOAL - The Cherries equalised as the first half neared its close through a Steve Lovell penalty. Town were caught on the back foot in the 44th minute when Adam Smith collected a Steve Lovell flick-on and raced in to the area. Smith ran on to the ball with pace and nicked the ball past Peter Clarke as he made his challenge. Unluckily for Peter, he caught Smith leaving the referee no choice but to award the Cherries a penalty. Unlike last Saturday, Lovell stepped up and fired a ball past Ian Bennett.
Town had a fantastic chance to re-take the lead in the 45th minute when Jordan Rhodes put a header over from six yards. Town's top scorer was the recipient of a header from Lee Peltier, but from six yards managed to miss the target when it looked easier to hit it.
GOAL - Town retook the lead in superb fashion through the on loan Bolton winger Danny Ward on the stroke of half-time. The goal came following Town's best move of the game which involved Hunt, Afobe, Roberts and Peltier. The latter's eventual lay off found Ward on the edge of the box; his sharp turn left his marker on the floor and without a moment's hesitation the winger fired a left-footed effort which Jalal with no chance in the Cherries goal.
Bournemouth started the second half-well and had a good opportunity to test Ian Bennett in the 46th minute when Gary Roberts bought down a Cherries attacker 20 yards out from Town's goal. The Cherries complicated set-piece gave Donal McDermott the chance to have a strike on goal but his solid effort struck the Town wall.
Town almost made it 3-1 in the 50th minute when Clarke's snapshot from 10 yards went narrowly past Jalal's goal following a deflection. The resulting corner was well attacked by the Terriers but cleared well by the Cherries back-line.
BOOKING - Donal McDermott was the first Bournemouth player to into the book as a result of late tackle on Jack Hunt in the 54th minute.
Gary Naysmith's adventurous forward run in the 57th minute offered Rhodes the opportunity to notch up Town's third, but again he failed to hit the target from six yards. The left-backs run got him all the way to the Cherries by-line, where he neatly squared the ball for Rhodes who hit his effort over Jalal's goal frame.
BOOKED - Kevin Kilbane received a yellow card in the 59th minute for confronting the Cherries right-back following a foul.
GOAL - Bournemouth equalised through a very good 63rd minute goal from Steve Lovell. The striker collected the ball 18 yards out from a ball inside from Rhoys Wiggins. Lovell neatly evaded Clarke's tackle and showed even more composure to round 'Benno' and knock the ball into an empty net with his weaker left foot.
SUB - Lee Clark made his first change of the game in the 67th minute when Jordan Rhodes was replaced by Lee Novak.
A brilliant piece of individual play from Benik Afobe had the Bournemouth defence at sixes and sevens and almost gave Town the lead. The Arsenal loanee received the ball from a slide rule pass from Roberts and raced in on goal. He firstly took the ball past Cooper and then Jalal before firing wide with his left foot. Afobe may have been better leaving the ball for Lee Novak who had a perfect sight of goal and arguably a better chance of hitting the target.
SUB - Lee Bradbury made his first switch of the game as Donal McDermott left the field to be replaced by Marc Pugh.
The Cherries had a perfect opportunity to take the lead for the first time in the game when Danny Hollands met a corner unmarked; luckily for Town his downward header was straight at Ian Bennett in the 81st minute.
A piece of magic from Roberts almost handed Town their third of the night. Kilbane's nod down header found the winger who neatly beat his marker Wiggins and curled an effort from twenty yards, which was centimetres away from making it 3-2.
BOOKING - Steve Lovell was the second Cherries player to go into the book. His late tackle on Antony Kay was enough for referee Swarbrick to issue the yellow card in the 90th minute.
Neither side managed the winner meaning extra time would be played.
Town started the first period of extra time on the front foot and almost scored when Afobe nicked in-between Smith and Pearce and went close to squeezing the ball home.
Minutes later Danny Ward tested Jalal with a long range half-volley, which was well collected by the Cherries 'keeper.
SUBS - Lee Clark made his second change of the game in the 94th minute of the game when an injured looking Lee Peltier was replaced by Antony Kay. At the same time Bradbury made his second change of the game replacing goalscorer Lovell with Michael Symes.
BOOKING - A brilliant break away by Gary Roberts forced Adam Smith to hack him down 20 yards out from goal in the 98th minute.
GOAL - The Cherries scored the fifth goal of the game in the 104th minute when Danny Ings met Marc Pugh's cross with a well directed headed which left Ian Bennett with no chance. The left winger collected the ball and delivered a perfect cross, before Hunt could make a block, which landed precisely on the head of Ings who duly obliged in guiding the ball past Benno.
BOOKING - Danny Ings was shown a yellow card for 'over celebrating' following his header.
GOAL - Town equalised in the 105th minute through a bullet header from Town's now central midfielder Antony Kay. Kay met Roberts' left-sided corner with immense power and fired his bullet header past a stranded Shwan Jalal.
BOOKING - Jack Hunt was shown Town's third yellow card of the game for a reckless tackle on Marc Pugh in the 108th minute.
SUB - The Terriers made their final change of the game in the 109th minute when Benik Afobe was substituted for Alan Lee.
RED CARD - Bournemouth's skipper Jason Pearce was shown a straight red for a reckless two-footed tackle on Kevin Kilbane in the 111th minute.
SUB - As a result of Pearce's red card Bradbury made his final change of the game brining on Mathieu Baudry for Danny Ings in the 112th minute.
The impetus was now with Town following Pearce's dismissal and it was showing as the Cherries backline retreated further and further towards Jalal's goal. Despite that, Town were struggling to forge any clear cut openings as the game entered the 117th minute.
Town were laying siege on the Cherries goal and almost scored from a goal mouth scramble in the 120th minute, but somehow Jalal managed to clear the ball.
The Terriers continued to search for a winner but Bournemouth held on resolutely, meaning the game would be decided by a penalty shoot-out.
Penalty One (Bournemouth - Michael Symes) - GOAL
Penalty Two (Town - Lee Novak) - GOAL
Penalty Three (Bournemouth - Liam Feeney) - MISSED
Penalty Four (Town - Danny Ward) - GOAL
Penalty Five (Bournemouth - Anton Robinson) - MISSED
Penalty Six (Town - Kevin Kilbane) - GOAL
Penalty Seven (Bournemouth - Shaun Cooper) - GOAL
Penalty Eight (Town - Antony Kay) - GOAL
Town win 4-2!
Town's team (4-4-2):
Ian Bennett, Gary Naysmith, Peter Clarke (c), Antony Kay, Jack Hunt; Gary Roberts, Kevin Kilbane Lee Peltier (Jamie McCombe 94), Danny Ward; Benik Afobe (Alan Lee 109), Jordan Rhodes (Lee Novak 67)
Substitutes: Nick Colgan, Jamie McCombe, Alan Lee, Lee Novak, Danny Cadamarteri, Scott Arfield, Joey Gudjonsson
Town: Naysmith 14, Kilbane 59, Hunt 108
Bournemouth: McDermott 54, Lovell 90, Smith 98, Ings 104
Gate: 16,444
Away: 1037

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Guardian Spirit
Alyssa. I would've chosen to be her Guardian Spirit before I was appointed it. She was so beautiful and had such a warm heart.
Too bad she couldn't stand the intensity of my kiss. Too bad she had collapsed from the pain as our souls had collided in NoPlaceNoTime.
I loved her. I ached to belong to her. But how could I belong to her when it was my nature to actually possess her essence for us to be together?
She thought I was evil: she thought that I had deliberately inflicted pain on her. She didn't understand that I couldn't help it. That I would never hurt her intentionally.
She barely understood that I was destined to guide her and aid her in everything she did. That I was her protector and source of Hope in times of Despair.
One might ask 'If she barely understood the basics, why did you add further complexity to her life?'
Because I'm a fool. A reckless, impulsive fool. I had wanted to kiss her and so I had done so. I had known she would kiss back so why resist temptation?
I was a rubbish Guardian Spirit. Everyone knew that the number 1 rule was that you don't hurt your human.
I hurt my human. I almost killed her.


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Written for a prompt set by s i l v e r a u r o r a at the Hogwarts Online forum. Hope you like it, Ellie!
An Ending
"She takes the back seat to oblivion
the quiet type of emotion
and God I wish her well."
Isabelle, Thriving Ivory
It is a bleak day. The weather has been hovering on the brink of storm for days, and today it has finally broken. The grey-black sky is split with lightning, the rumble of the thunder never quite dies, and the rain lashes in torrents against the walls and high windows. It is noon, but it is so dark in the castle that the lanterns and torches make little impression against the gloom.
It is cold too. Rowena shivers as she makes her slow way up to her room. She cannot face the other two now. Not when they should be three. She knows where they will be: none of the four have secrets from the rest, they know each other too well for comfort sometimes. Godric will be pacing the roofs, oblivious to the wind and rain, looking out over the grounds – and beyond, he has that power – in the vain hope that his friend will return. Helga will be immersing herself in her work, probably tutoring one of the slower students or marking a pile of scripts. But – and this is rare for her – her heart will not be in it. They are all three – Rowena herself too – lost, broken, their faith at least temporarily shattered.
In her own room, Rowena lights a candle and lies on her bed. Memories engulf her, and she lets them play through her mind. Salazar laughing, his head turned towards her, his arm round Godric's shoulders. Salazar working, his head bent over his parchment as he scribbles a correction to a list of potion ingredients. Salazar in her bed, above her, his face solemn but his eyes merry, his head thrown back, his black hair tumbled over his bare shoulders. Salazar angry, fighting his corner, but knowing he has lost. And Salazar leaving, and not looking back.
He will not come back. Rowena knows better than to hope. She crosses to her desk and lights her wand to read his final letter, although she knows it by heart already. The phrases are meaningless in his absence. "Always yours"… "sorry it has come to this" … "regret the hurt I know I have caused you"…"I have no choice"… "I wish you all possible good"…
Anger overtakes her, and she screws the parchment up, crossing to the fireplace and throwing it into the heart of the fire. Words mean nothing now. She rests her head against the cold stone of the mantel and strives to master herself. She is Ravenclaw: she will not let this break her. She will not let other two see that it has broken her.
She splashes cold water on her face, ties back her hair and shakes the creases from her skirt. She will find Godric and Helga and they will talk and plan together. They have work to do.
Inside her, unknown as yet, the seed that will be her child – hers and Salazar's – is growing.


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Jeffrey "Jeff" Koons (born January 21, 1955) is an American artist known for working with popular culture subjects and his reproductions of banal objects—such as balloon animals produced in stainless steel with mirror-finish surfaces. He lives and works in both New York City and his hometown of York, Pennsylvania.
His works have sold for substantial sums, including at least one world record auction price for a work by a living artist. On November 12, 2013, Koons's Balloon Dog (Orange) sold at Christie's Post-War and Contemporary Art Evening Sale in New York City for US$58.4 million, above its high US$55 million estimate, becoming the most expensive work by a living artist sold at auction. The price topped Koons's previous record of US$33.7 million and the record for the most expensive living artist, held by Gerhard Richter, whose 1968 painting, Domplatz, Mailand, sold for US$37.1 million at Sotheby's on May 14, 2013. Balloon Dog (Orange) was one of the first of the Balloon dogs to be fabricated, and had been acquired by Greenwich collector Peter Brant in the late 1990s.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-4518?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13487770#comment-13487770 ] Oliver Christ commented on LUCENE-4518: --------------------------------------- In a classic FST, once you consumed the input and start looking for completions, you'd know how many input symbols you consumed, and how many output symbols you've collected so far, and how many symbols the TopNSearcher appends (i.e. how long, in characters, the completed portion of the string is). That information should be sufficient to explicitly distinguish the two parts. As long as completions don't "surround" the user-entered portions (google: "sox ticket purc"), or the prefix for some reason ends in the "middle" of a UTF8 byte sequence, this may be sufficient to cover basic use cases and put the length of the covered prefix (or completed suffix) into each LookupResult. I'm assuming that the input and output symbols are "reasonably aligned" in the transition labels, which may not be the case in the current implementation (I haven't gotten to that level of detail yet :-( ). > Suggesters: highlighting (explicit markup of user-typed portions vs. generated portions in a suggestion) > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-4518 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-4518 > Project: Lucene - Core > Issue Type: New Feature > Reporter: Oliver Christ > > As a user, I would like the lookup result of the suggestion engine to contain information which allows me to distinguish the user-entered portion from the autocompleted portion of a suggestion. That information can then be used for e.g. highlighting. > *Notes:* > It's trivial if the suggestion engine only applies simple prefix search, as then the user-typed prefix is always a true prefix of the completion. However, it's non-trivial as soon as you use an AnalyzingSuggester, where the completion may (in extreme cases) be quite different from the user-provided input. As soon as case/diacritics folding, script adaptation (kanji/hiragana) come into play, the completion is no longer guaranteed to be an extension of the query. Since the caller of the suggestion engine (UI) generally does not know the implementation details, the required information needs to be passed in the LookupResult. > *Discussion on java-user:* > > I haven't found a simple solution for the highlighting yet, > > particularly when using AnalyzingSuggester (where it's non-trivial). > Mike McCandless: > Ahh I see ... it is challenging in that case. Hmm. Maybe open an issue for this as well, so we can discuss/iterate? -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. If you think it was sent incorrectly, please contact your JIRA administrators For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Situated in Utebo, this hotel is 1 mi (1.7 km) from Calle San Vicente de Paul and within 9 mi (15 km) of Aljaferia Palace and Zaragoza Museum. Church of San Pedro Martir and Galacho de Juslibol are also within 9 mi (15 km).
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This hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a sauna. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, a 24-hour front desk, tour/ticket assistance, and a garden are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Utebo hotel also offers a sauna, a terrace, and tour/ticket assistance. Limited complimentary onsite parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 50
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Hi Dennis, Am 31.08.2011 02:32, schrieb Dennis E. Hamilton: > I'll bite. I've got a Dell XPS 9100 running Windows 7 x64 with 1.6TB > free on the HD (only 7200RPM though, keeps my Windows Experience > Index at 5.9 - everything else in 7.7-7.8), 18GB DDR3 RAM, and Intel > i7X980 processor. I've got a few more TB on a LAN-based server; I > suspect compiling from an SVN Working Copy there is probably not a > smart idea, though I could try that someday. > > I already have an SVN Working copy on the local HD. I am certain > there are tools I don't have. I am also running Visual C++ 2010 (not > 2008) Express Edition on this box, so that will provide an > interesting challenge. Microsoft SDK v7.1 is installed but I don't > seem to have the 64-bit compiler. IIRC there are problems with Visual Studio 2010. I remember some posts on the LibreOffice dev list, Tor Lillquist, Jesús Corrius and others. Regards, Mathias
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As the boys descended the staircase, easing their feet into slippers and pulling their heads through jumpers, the smell of toast and bacon began to noticeably waft through the lodge. They hastened into the breakfast and living room, where Mrs Wilthric stood over the table in a silk nightgown and slippers, her make-up preened. She held a sizzling frying pan as she served long rashers of bacon onto five blue-china plates.
'Thank you, Mommy,' said a high voice from behind her. Mrs Wilthric patted them on the head and returned to the kitchen at the back of the house. Sitting at the corner of the breakfast table was the youngest of the Wilthrics, Persephone, her small feet flapping against the bay sofa, clutching a crayon and doodling in a colouring book. She had hip-length blonde hair, the same natural colour as her mother's with a feathery fringe. Her face was adorably freckled, with rosy cheeks and unusually long eyelashes framing soft, green eyes. At seven years old, she was small enough for Will to easily pick up, but no matter how angelic she seemed, Andrel maintained that she was a nightmare.
'Hey Seph,' he said, yawning with a wide jaw and slumping down next to her, staring eagerly at his plate.
Persephone squeezed the red crayon to melting point, twisting her head to face him. 'Don't call me that!' As she did, Will caught sight of her entire face, and not wishing to be caught staring, turned away. He wanted to avoid the awkwardness of when he'd met her a few weeks back, when he hadn't listened properly to Andrel when he had warned him not to draw attention to her. Will had previously wondered why there was such little mention of the youngest Wilthric, but he had soon discovered that it was from fear of the discovery of her disfigurement.
Three pink scars ran in a claw pattern, marring the right side of her face, where stubbled black hairs grew. Whereas her left eye remained green, her right was frightfully yellow, the pupil slitted and sharp. Will had been naturally shocked to see this, and was ashamed to admit that he'd gawked, however the Wilthrics had been prepared, and had sat down with him one evening whilst Persephone had been sleeping.
On returning from the clinic a couple of miles away with newly born Persephone, whilst the twins remained at home, Mrs. Wilthric had been attacked by a creature lurking in the forestry; a wendigo. Hungry for flesh, it had attempted to kill them both, and though Mrs. Wilthric could defend herself with magick, she had been too late to stop her daughter from being wounded. The developed scratch had poisoned her with no known cure, and Persephone had grown up deformed, slowly becoming what could only be described as a wendigo hybrid.
Despite the money on hand for the Wilthrics, no physician knew how to cure her. Most had given up and expected her to die within the first month, whilst others cursed her as an abomination. For this reason, whilst Mrs. Wilthric and the twins rarely left the estate, Persephone never.
'So, what'cha up to?' Andrel asked his sister, peering over her drawing teasingly.
'Nothing,' she murmured, pulling her drawing from his view. 'Go away.'
'I'm only interested,' Andrel smiled, swiping the paper away from her before she could counteract. It was more than enough to trigger her short temper.
'No! Give it back, brother! NO!' Her voice was shrill, like the primal scream of a dying animal, and as with the walghvogel, Will subtly checked to see if his ears were bleeding or not.
'Andrel Wilthric!' exclaimed their mother, rushing in to calm her daughter down. 'Stop teasing your sister this instant!' Seph snatched her drawing back and dropped her head onto the table, beginning to sob. Mrs. Wilthric crouched down near her, rubbing her arm whilst trying to coax her upright. 'Come on, sweetheart. Nothing hurts, does it? Here...let me see your scar -,'
She tried to turn Seph's head to face her, but she squirmed and screamed 'no!' in her face. Shoving past, she ran through the hallway and up the stairs, slamming her bedroom door on the upper floor moments later.
'What's eating her this morning?' Andrel shrugged, spearing a fork into his bacon and taking a satisfied, gluttonous bite.


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By John Higgins
Beacon Journal staff writer
Team Alpha the all-girl model rocket squad at St. Vincent-St. Mary High School prepared to launch at an industrial park in Springfield Township the Thursday before Mother's Day.
It was the first decent day to fly for weeks and one of the last chances to practice before today's national championships.
The girls tracked their 3-foot-tall, cardboard-tube rocket painted baby blue onto a 6-foot metal launch rail and slid it down onto the pad.
They prepared to ignite a slug of solid rocket fuel and gunpowder in the booster section with a wire running to a tractor battery kept inside a wooden launch box painted in yellow and green, the school colors.
Senior Aubri Farris, 17, crouched at the launch box, trying to keep the knees of her jeans out of the mud. Then she called the countdown: ''Five, four, three, two, one.''
The rocket fired with a violent wshhhppt! like compressed air bursting from a tire valve.
A veil of smoke drifted from the launch pad, and all eyes turned skyward.
''That's a nice flight,'' said team adviser Robert Engels, eyeing the silent trajectory and glancing at his stopwatch. ''Beautiful. It's going in the right direction.''
Within a few seconds, the payload section, carrying a raw egg and an altimeter, separated from the booster. Both halves drifted down under their own parachutes.
The students aimed for a 40- to 45-second round trip and a target altitude of 750 feet. Any variation is penalized in the national competition. Team Alpha hit 761 feet and 39.73 seconds.
''It was almost perfect,'' Engels said. ''A flight like that will get you in the top 10.''
National competition
The girls are among 27 students on three St. Vincent-St. Mary teams competing today near Washington, D.C., in the Team America Rocketry Challenge, billed as the world's largest model rocket contest.
Only two other teams from Ohio are among the top 100 in the country: Dublin-Scioto High School and Minster Middle School.
St. Vincent-St. Mary has fielded rocket teams since the rocketry challenge began in 2002 as a one-time celebration of the Centennial of Flight and evolved into a nationwide competition among about 7,000 middle school and high school students.
The Aerospace Industries Association and the National Association of Rocketry sponsors the national competition.
St. Vincent-St. Mary's teams are sponsored by National Machine Group, an aeronautics firm in Stow. Company founder Peter Piglia is an alumnus, and the second generation of Piglias has continued supporting the program, which costs about $25,000 a year when they reach nationals.
Engels, who teaches physics, started coaching when this year's seniors were freshmen.
When he started, the team had 13 students. Now 50 students belong, evenly split between boys and girls, and there's a waiting list.
Usually the teams are mixed, but after the girls complained that the guys were hogging all the design and flight duties, Engels let some of the girls form their own team.
The rocketeers vowed last summer at a team barbecue to get more teams into the national competition. Last year, only one team qualified, and none had the year before.
Normally they would have started designing rockets and running computer flight simulations after school starts. But this year, they started designing the rockets in July and building them in August.
That gave them more time during the year to fly the rockets even in snow flurries. They also got an extra qualifying flight for the national competition, taking three tries instead of the normal two.
They needed the practice flights as many as 30 to 40 for each rocket to work out the kinks.
Getting the rockets to hit the right altitude and return to earth in the allotted time without cracking the payload egg takes precise design, a little luck of the Irish and plenty of trial and error.
Solving a problem
This year, they were having trouble with the light cardboard rockets overshooting the mark. They needed more weight going up, but they didn't want that extra mass dragging the payload section back to earth too fast.
They decided to pour sand into the parachute of the booster section. When the sections split, the sand in the chute would disperse safely in the sky and the payload would come down perfectly.
On the Thursday afternoon before nationals, one of the launches revealed a problem.
When the sections separated and the parachutes deployed, Engels saw something small plummeting to earth.
''Something's falling fast, though. What is that?''
''It's probably the sand,'' said Noah Nicholas, a junior on Team Echo.
The sand was still in the baggy.
''You're disqualified for that,'' Engels said.
''It's, like, loose in the bag,'' Noah said.
''It doesn't matter,'' Engels explained.
Observers would be all over the field during nationals and if they saw anything tumbling to earth that could be a safety hazard, they'd disqualify the team on the spot.
In earlier attempts, other teams had left the sand in the baggy, but they found that sometimes it wouldn't disperse. Now they just sprinkled the sand directly into the parachute.
The innovation obviously hadn't been communicated to everyone.
''Thank goodness you told me because if that comes down like a rock, you get disqualified,'' Engels said.
They talked about using the lead tape that golfers sometimes wrap on clubs to add permanent weight to the booster section.
Engels pointed out that they wouldn't be able to make adjustments based on weather conditions. Noah figured out a compromise solution.
''We added 66 grams,'' Noah said. ''Do you want to do 40 grams of a lead tape or something, so we'll still be adding sand, but not as much?''
''Yesss,'' Engels said, smiling broadly. ''That's what I like. You need that if it's a very windy day.''
On Thursday, the school sent them off with a pep assembly.
The members of Teams Alpha, Delta and Echo sat in folding chairs on the basketball court floor in front of the entire school in the bleachers.
''You read about scientists in textbooks and you think you have to be really smart to be a scientist and come up with some great idea and all of a sudden, bingo, I got the idea,'' Engels told the assembly.
''Science isn't at all like that. It's really about toiling away, doing little things, and lots of failures and keep working at something. That's what this team's just like. These students persevere.''
The next morning, all the school's rocket teams even Bravo and Charlie, which didn't qualify for nationals boarded the bus for Washington and a chance to shoot for the stars.
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Paul, the Unrelenting Witness (12 of 26) by Daniel Rodgers
This content is part of a series.Paul, the Unrelenting Witness (12 of 26)
Series: The Acts of the Apostles
Volume II
Dan Rodgers
TEXT: Acts 18:12-28
INTRODUCTION: Last week's lesson was about Paul's visit to the city of Corinth. Upon arriving in Corinth, Paul met two Christians, Aquila and Priscilla, a husband and wife who had recently been driven from Rome by the emperor Claudius. The Bible says that because they were all of the same trade, tentmakers, Paul lived with them for a short time, and provided for his own living.
In (vs. 40), it says Paul "reasoned in the synagogue every Sabbath, and persuaded the Jews and the Greeks." Of course, anytime you preach the gospel, there is going to be trouble, and this was no exception. In (vs. 6), it says, "And when they opposed themselves, and blasphemed, he shook his raiment, and said unto them, Your blood be upon your own heads; I am clean: from henceforth I will go unto the Gentiles."
In (vv. 9, 10), the Lord appeared to Paul in a vision, encouraging him, and reminding him that He would be with him: "Then spake the Lord to Paul in the night by a vision, Be not afraid, but speak, and hold not thy peace: [10] For I am with thee, and no man shall set on thee to hurt thee: for I have much people in this city." The Bible says Paul continued in the city for 18 months, "teaching the Word of God."
Our lesson this evening picks up in (vs. 12), with Paul being brought before Gallio, the Roman governor of Achaia. Achaia was a region in the area of Greece, just above Athens.
Let's consider three things this evening:
I. A Day in Court
II. A Visit to Ephesus
III. A Lesson of Instruction
A. Paul's Accusation (vv. 12, 13)
1. Paul was accused of the same thing he had been
accused of everywhere he went--preaching Christ. The Jews accused him of teaching that which was contrary to the law (the Old Testament Scriptures). In truth, he was teaching exactly what the Old Testame ...
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With aims of making a playoff push, the Vancouver Whitecaps have made a move to acquire one of the league's top playmakers.
The Whitecaps, who currently maintain the fifth and final playoff position in the crowded Western Conference, have acquired midfielder Mauro Rosales from Chivas USA in exchange for fellow midfielder Nigel Reo-Coker.
Rosales, who has contributed eight assists in 16 games this season, was in the midst of his first campaign with Chivas USA after spending the previous three seasons with the Seattle Sounders. The 33-year-old midfielder has contributed 42 assists since joining MLS in 2011, which is good for second-best in the league in that timeframe.
"If you look at Mauro's history, he's constantly creating goals,"said Whitecaps head coach Carl Robinson. "He's experienced, bright, and has a super football brain. His delivery on crosses is fantastic, and I know he's a good guy. That's important in this locker room.We're very pleased to add a player of Mauro's calibre as we make our push for the playoffs."
In exchange for Rosales, Chivas USA add the veteran Reo-Coker, who featured for West Ham United, Bolton Wanderers and Aston Villa prior to joining the Whitecaps in 2013. Reo-Coker has contributed one goal and six assists in nearly two years with the Canadian side.
"Nigel is a fantastic box-to-box player that has proven to be a leader in this league," said Chivas USA head coach Wilmer Cabrera. "He is an unbelievably versatile player. We feel he can help us with his defending as well as going forward in the attack. We see his experience, leadership and great technique helping us in a lot of ways."
After the two teams played to a scoreless draw this weekend, both Chivas USA and the Vancouver Whitecaps return to action Saturday on the road against the New England Revolution and LA Galaxy, respectively.
How will Rosales and Reo-Coker perform with their new sides? Is this a good move for both teams?
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I like this move. Rosales setting up Mattocks and Maneh could be dangerous.
This is not a good move.
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I like this… Always liked Rosales, and glad to see him out of Chivas.
The Imperative Voice
This article should have included video, the part where Robinson and Rosales did a happy jig together. Why does this remind me of JP Angel for a late pick so that LA could sign Keane? This is highway robbery.
I thought of that trade too, there certainly are similarities, an ex Aston Villa player, seemingly falling even farther from fame. Reo Coker was money a few year ago.
The Imperative Voice
Rosales has 8 assists in a bad year, Reo-Coker had 1G 4A last season and 2 assists this year. Considering Rosales is off to a contender and may be re-energized, I think they win the trade hands down.
Ali Dia
For this season, doubtful… but it further flushes the books of a DP for the rebrand/rebuild (and theoretically allows them to re-enter the Jermaine Jones sweepstakes). And Reo Coker is not entirely worthless as a guy to man the MF until season ends;
Ali Dia
Anything for my SBI BFF, AMP… just say the word, homey.
The Imperative Voice
Rosales ($450k) and Reo-Coker ($400k) make roughly the same amount of money.
And in MLS I don't believe in cap clearing unless you have a good replacement lined up. The window is closed. Who are they going to play for the next few months? It only makes sense if they think they'll win the Jones sweepstakes. If it's about rebuilding, Rosales is someone for kids to play around, they could find a way to drop him and sign someone else in the winter when the season's over. But it doesn't look to me like it clears much cap, the exchange is one-sided, etc.
Ali Dia
I did not say cap-clearing (as I understand it, Reo-Coker's cap hit is actually higher under the bizarre MLS rules). I said it clears a DP. Reo-Coker is not a DP. It's true that there may not be a lot of guys out there like Jones (without contracts) but this flexibility matters.
Reo -Coker can't be too happy about being traded. Being traded doesn't happen anywhere else in the soccer world. Not in Europe, not in South America.
Players to swap sides in Europe(its very rare) but they must agree to it. The player has rights.
More Mickey Mouse from MLS!
Trade = Transfer the result is the same, happens everywhere
A trade is not the same as a transfer.
Trades do happen in Europe and South America but they are very rare. And..this is very important…all players must agree to it.
This is not what happens in MLS. Stop lying.
Ali Dia
+1 They really are very different, and the result is NOT the same. But it should be said that trades are extrememly rare in soccer, even MLS.
I actually think it would be good for Ives (or somebody) to really run a "primer" on what a transfer actually is, because the term is being used extremely liberally in the US soccer media these days.
The Yedlin "transfer" for example, is actually scarcely a transfer at all insofar as I have been able to see. The sloppiness of the journalists reporting on it is a bit disturbing.
What on earth are you talking about? Trades happen all the time in MLS and Yedlin's 'registration' was transferred from MLS to Spurs. Technically it was traded in return for money. If he was not transferred what would you call it?
Ali Dia
Incorrect, I'm afraid. Here is the best explanation I've found, in which Adrian Hanauer (Seattle's GM) cleraly states that he was not registered with Spurs.
Effectively, this is simply a call option that Spurs have purchased, One of the many reasons I don't love the transaction (although I would like to see Yedlin at Spurs under better circumstances)
You send me an article titled "Explaining the ins and outs of DeAndre Yedlin's transfer to Tottenham" to defend your position that he was not transferred, very strange. OK you win the semantic battle he has not been transferred…yet. Although Spurs have paid a fee and hold his rights. which apparently is hedge because he does not meet the BPL 'foreign player' requirements.
You're still making a silly argument.
Ali Dia
If it's silly for you, why did you respond? And I apologize but you do actually have to read the article… I'm afraid the answer is not in the headline.
And you are still off-base with your facts. Spurs have NOT paid the fee (it is "paid in incremements" as has been stated in numerous places) and do NOT hold his rights, only an option to acquire should they complete their payments.
If you don't think this is important, see what happens if Yedlin gets a serious injury (or even if his work permit doesn't go through). It is not just semantics, my friend.
This is why I think a "primer" is a good idea. Lots of people oversimplify but there is real value at stake.
I did read the article, and I agree with you it is interesting, and while it does not say they have received the money the GM does talk about how he can spend it so, he is expecting to get it.
The 'silly' argument is "The Yedlin "transfer" for example, is actually scarcely a transfer at all insofar as I have been able to see. The sloppiness of the journalists reporting on it is a bit disturbing."
At the end of the day Ali if it looks like a transfer, it sounds like a transfer, it quacks like a transfer, and everybody on the planet except you thinks its a transfer then its probably a…..
Ali Dia
Well… tell it to Juan Agudelo, who was effectively "transferred to nowhere" due to amateurish work by those supposed to be representing his interests. A very different transaction, but it is a pity to see our young talents lose valuable time in their careers due to sloppy transactions and inexperience. The work permit situation could easily have been mitigated at the front end of this deal.
Listen I don't mean to start a big "thing" and you're right that if all goes according to plan and no injuries or unexpected events happen, Yedlin will be fine and will become a Spurs player in due time per the terms of this deal. I just think it's a good time for MLS and our young talents to "get smart" about this business rather than take the deals European teams are throwing out there without asking the right questions.
JB Disagreeing with your opinion does not make me a liar, and in so much as it's a mechanism to move a player from one team to another it is the same. A Trade can be for money or another player but you are still making a trade. The term transfer comes from the the transference of the players registration from one club to another. It's still trade, in the case of most markets money for a player but certainly not always, and not always with the players (active) agreement.
Just because things are different does not make them wrong, If you think MLS is Mickey Mouse go away and watch something else.
So if it isn't exactly the same as Europe than it's Mickey Mouse?
Weather a player agrees or not to a trade means nothing from a fan perspective. From a fan perspective trades are an exciting part of sports here in the US. It means a crafty gm can improve a team at any time.
The players are big boys I'm sure that can handle getting traded without their consent.
El naranja
Not to mention I bet the whole trade part is a clause in their contract before they sign so they know the deal. It's not like they aren't aware of the mechanism before signing and certainly any local player is well aware of it being familiar with how American sports work.
Thank you!
Trades have been a part of American sports culture forever. And a part of MLS since the beginning.
To come troll this site in 2014 and call a trade "more Mickey Mouse from MLS" is absurd.
Soccer is not baseball.
The industry standard in soccer is that players have rights. They have the right not to be traded without their consent. Most players are not on million dollar wages. You join a club, you may buy a home or lease an apartment, you send your kids to the local school etc. Then the club can just trade you without your consent and you have to uproot all that? THIS DOES NOT HAPPEN ANYWHERE IN THE SOCCER WORLD BUT MLS.
Why are you yelling at people about trades? The players aren't being mistreated here. Are you Reo Cokers wife? He and his family should be the only ones in the world bummed to be traded to CUSA. But then again they'll be able to party in LA. Not a bad deal considering he's not worth his mls salary.
Quit Whining About Soccer in the US
Yeah, I heard he went to a website and speculated about others opinions, while whining non-stop.
The Imperative Voice
We're back to Jones pretending he's signing with the Fire or the Revs. You sign with MLS. Your rights are you are a MLS employee, not a tenured professor.
FWIW Vancouver and Chivas wanted to trade the players, meaning they saw them as surplus. So I guess you're suggesting the players should have rights even if the teams cease to care or use them? A deal's a deal but who really wants to enforce that?
Loans on the other hand happen all the time around the world and players have little to no leverage in that. From a players perspective a loan and a trade are similar – coach tells me I gotta go to another club in another city and all I can really do is pack my bags if I want to keep playing.
Nice comparison.
Well stated.
The Imperative Voice
If a player insisted on staying put and had that right it would be a phyrric victory. OK, Nigel, you could have gone to Chivas to play, but since you don't want to take the hint you can go train with the U-18s and I promise we won't even dress you. But you will get your paycheck biweekly in Vancouver. Enjoy!
Tony in Quakeland
Ah, the Imperative Voice – great name, a manner to suit it and you use "phyrric victory" in a post. I always had a feeling you and I would have a great time watching a game in a pub, even if we wound up shouting at each other.
The Imperative Voice
You'd be better off dragging me to a sports bar or pub because I feel sorry for the poor friends and family who watch games with me at my place, where I can run the rewind like Telestrator John Madden pointing out foolhardiness. "Wait, did you see what that idiot did?" [Rewind.] "I was watching the game…" [Hits over head with brick.]
Tony in Quakeland
My family would say that sounds awfully familiar. They're happy when I don't bring the grease board to the dinner table…
Limey hurries away to find the definition of "phyrric…
The Imperative Voice
"Another such victory and I come back to Epirus alone." You win the individual contest but at such great expense your future prospects are shredded. Two key players are carted off but you hold on for the win…..and then you have to play next week, week after that….won the battle, lost the war.
I'd be interested what would happen if a player insisted on his contract. Dempsey training with Fulham's youth teams comes to mind, though that was the opposite scenario of wanting a transfer whether the team wants it or not.
Would it be a pyrrhic victory for you two, if yours truly tagged along? Yes, you'd get to hang with someone who dresses very tastefully, who has a lot of interesting ideas, to go along with a humble heart of gold, but that might serve to highlight your own inadequacies, right? Sure, I'm like the Martin Luther King Jr. of fun, but, well, end of story.
Yikes I step away to grab the dictionary and the Martin Luther King Jr. of fun shows up!!! Damn why am i always a day late and several dollars short?
Tony in Quakeland
I've heard of trades involving a "player to be named later". This is the first time I've seen one iwht a "team to be named later".
That took me half a second to get. Pretty funny.


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The moment Jenson Button announced his decision to leave Mercedes Grand Prix (formerly Brawn GP) to join McLaren, media reports started suggesting that Button's former team principal, Ross Brawn, had approached Schumacher to replace him, Times Online reports.
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Hello, new here, seems like a great forum. I'm constructing a large (46 x 22) carport in a modified post and beam fashion. All posts will be 6" x 6" pressure treated. All perimeter beams will be Glam LVL, spec buy the vendor. they will carry a stick built hip roof. 4 in 12 slope with asphalt shingles. At grade, the posts will be connected to concrete pillings with mechanical connectors. The beams will attach to the post tops with post caps from Simpson StrongTie. There will not be solid walls. The problem is there is no lateral suport. Both the post caps that the beams ride in, and the metal post bases the connect them to the pillings are not intended to provide lateral support. I can not seem to find any that are. I feel the most elegant way is to add 45 degree angle bracing, ( say 4" x 4") between each post and beam. I cannot find any metal connectors that will enable this. Are they available anywhere? Any info about such connectors, or any other ideas for lateral support in modified post and beam construction would be much appreciated. Thanks greg
All you really have to do is cut your supports on a 45 degree angle and lag bolt them through both peaces with nut and washer..
Hello Epson and thanks for the reply. That was my original plan, however code enforcement won't accept it. They say it invalidates the span tables. Won't issue the permit for that method.
talk to a local Timberframer.
find one via the timber framers forum/website at tfguild.org
I assume you designed your own structure, else the critical detail of supplying lateral resistance would have been included in the design by the engineer of record. A kit built structure would also have addressed the lateral bracing issue.
Since you need a permit, and are apparently using your own design, I suggest you consult with a local structural engineer or architect about the best code compliant technique. Perhaps the building inspector would be willing to discuss with you, however my experience is that the inspector probably wants to see a stamped plan, and simply wants to make sure you build according to plan.
Span tables are generally designed for conventional framing, and from your description you are beyond conventional framing, therefore I am surprised the inspector is comparing your framing to span tables.
Thanks for the reply Mr. Holzman. You are correct in that it will be my own design. I have been in the process of trying to find a local structural engineer who might have some input. No luck so far, only offers to draw full stamped plans at considerable cost.
There are many details you are probably over-looking. The post caps should be called out on the plans to be reviewed by your LOCAL Inspector: http://www.strongtie.com/products/co...C-ECC-ECCU.asp
"will be Glam LVL," ---- either a glu-lam or an LVL, not one in the same. The LVL HAS to be wrapped for an exterior application, you may want to research more……
"No luck so far, only offers to draw full stamped plans at considerable cost." ----- Because someone besides you will be liable and responsible for the structure. The whole structure, not just 1/50th of the total project. Your H.O. Insurance will want to see a permit and Engineer approved plans.
Be safe, Gary
Hello Gary. Thanks for the reply. The beams are LVL. I do know they must be wrapped for my application. I have been holding off on deciding the best wrapping scheme until I devise the best way to frame this. The post caps you have linked here, Simpson CC and ECC versions, are the exact types I have been planning on using. Simpson tells me however that they have no data concerning lateral loads. I'll have 14 of these post caps in a 22" x 46" structure. I do wonder why they do not make some mechanical fasteners designed to facilitate diagonal bracing?
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During Lent some of us might decide to follow the traditional Catholic practice of eating fish on Fridays. But when we buy a piece of fish at our local fishmonger or in the supermarket few of us probably ever think about how it's got there or who caught it.
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In its general look and feel the library's web site may not appear to have changed much in the past week, but under that smooth surface design, a small revolution has taken place: a new content management system will allow Brooklyn Collection staff to effect changes to our web page instead of having it done at one remove. So, here is our first photo of the week--just in case you missed our article on Brooklyn's one and only full matador. And even more exciting, here are the finding aids we have deemed good enough to share. And now that we have a simple way to share them, more will follow quickly on their heels, for our shelves positively groan with manuscript and archive collections large and small in various states of arrangement and description.
Here is one, for example, that is not yet included in our list. The Holloway Letters (1868-1926) consist of 67 letters addressed to Laura C. Holloway (later Laura C. Holloway Langford). The bulk of the letters pertain to Holloway's best-selling book, "Ladies of the White House", while others have to do with her tenure as an associate editor of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Most notably, the collection contains eleven letters written by Susan B. Anthony, who dedicated her life to woman's suffrage.
Dated between 1881 and 1889, the letters show evidence of a warm friendship and a lively involvement with social concerns of the day. Most intriguing is the discovery of Holloway's attempt to bring Anthony--a figure of national renown--to Brooklyn for a luncheon meeting of the Seidl Society, an institution founded by Holloway in 1889 "for the purpose of securing to its members and the public increased musical culture and of promoting musical interest among women particularly. It aims to reach all classes of women and children and by its efforts in their behalf to prove the potent influence of harmony over individual life and character."
Anton Seidl, after whom the association was named, was a conductor who took an active role in bringing the works of Wagner to audiences in New York--and Brooklyn. According to Joseph Horowitz, (in Cultivating Music in America) "During the summer of 1889...several thousand working girls and poor or orphaned children visited the Coney Island seashore and concerts at the society's expense. The group also organized lectures, lunches, dinners and receptions. It taught its members to sing. And it aspired to build a Wagner opera house in Brooklyn to house a permanent Wagner festival, an American Bayreuth."
Anthony gracefully declined the invitation, suggesting Elizabeth Cady Stanton as a substitute.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton (l.) and Susan B. AnthonyLibrary of Congress Prints and Photographs Division Washington, D.C. 20540 USA
Rochester N.Y., July 7 1889
My Dear Friend
Your two telegrams are before me--and much as I would love to say "yes" and be with you next Friday the 12th inst. I have to deny myself the pleasure--1st because I am but just settled into being lazy at home--and 2nd because that very day I am expecting the arrival of my brother D.R.'s only surviving daughter--and 3d because my purse groans with emptiness from too many such acceptances already...
Our Grand Commander in Chief Elizabeth Cady Stanton is at Hempstead Long Island--why do you not (illegible) upon her--she is so very near to you and always can say just the beautiful word in the most beautiful way..."
Rochester NY Jul 10th 1889
My Dear Friend Laura C. Holloway
Ever since I said "no" to your most kind and flattering invitation to be the guest of your "Seidl" Club at Brighton Beach...my heart has smote me right and left...
Rochester NY Jul 11, 1889
Your card is just here--I am more than delighted that Mrs Stanton is to be the guest of your club on the 12th tomorrow--and hope the skies will be kind and all the very best forces will possess her head and heart, so that every person who sees and hears her at some lunch--will be connected to woman's need to possess the right of suffrage as a fulcrum on which to plant her lever to move the world to higher and truer living....
Lovingly and gratefully
Susan B. Anthony
Brooklyn did not become the American Bayreuth, but women did finally get the vote; and thanks to the Holloway letters, we know that a meeting of the Seidl Society in Brooklyn on July 12 1889 (attended by 300 people, according to the Brooklyn Daily Eagle report) was one of the thousands of occasions on which stirring words were spoken and hearts were moved.
I happened to be reading the Eagle for Sunday December 30th, 1900, this afternoon. In that issue they had a whole slew of "experts" give their predictions for the new century. One of whom was Susan B.:
It's good reading, some were spot on, about advertising gaining importance, and automobiles and "airships" becoming the most important modes of transportation. Not so sure about liquid air though...


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In 2300, most citizens live in high-tech cities, but Matt Kilpatrick chooses to farm in the outlaw "Margin" on the borders of civilization. Stubborn and headstrong, he lives off what the land will give him. When he needs help, he yields to necessity and orders a sophisticated android known as a "Doll," but the model he receives—a proud and lovely man——claims to be human.
Bastille has no idea how he ended up packaged as a Doll to fill Matt's order, but he knows he's human, and he begs Matt for shelter while he tries to piece his memories back together and figure out who he is. As their days together add up, Matt and Bastille grow into a loving, giving relationship, but trouble from outside grows as they try to unravel the mystery of Bastille. The company that claims to have made Bastille wants him back, and the government has an unlikely—and threatening—interest. To keep themselves and their love alive, Matt and Bastille will have to either flee or fight with all they have.
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