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Notes to start with: this story takes place in the summer before year 5, but please note it's an AU diverging at that point—yes, I'm a book 5 atheist, but I do my best not to write cheap denial fic. ; Some elements of book 5 will stay, but continuity problems with "Order of the Phoenix" weren't an issue to me. You can point them out if it makes you feel better, but don't expect me to "fix" them. However, I think the AU element is really not in-your-face at all here, and I think if you read on, you won't have any trouble just relaxing into it. Hope you enjoy!
Harry Potter FanFiction
by Fox in the Stars
Only a few rays of late-morning light struggled into the kitchen through the grimy, high-set windows. The wooden table was illuminated by several levitating crystal glasses—scavenged from the cupboards—full of magic flames. Alastor Moody, Molly Weasley, Remus Lupin, and Sirius Black were sitting, taking a moment to collect their thoughts after a first survey of the old Black House at No. 12 Grimmauld Place. The glasses of fire and the warm tea kettle managed to cast a homely glow around the four of them, but the rest of the room was a dim, musty shambles—to say nothing of the rest of the house.
"The first trick is knowing where to even start," Moody said.
Molly poured hot water over the tea-bags in three cups; Moody would only drink from the flask that never left his person. "I know," she said. "Did you see the drawing room? Good gracious, I never saw a place in such a state..."
"I knew it would be bad," Sirius admitted.
"But still, it's ideal in so many ways," Lupin reminded him. "Unplottable, I think I felt an Unwelcoming charm on the door as we came in..."
Moody nodded. "Something sure reacted when you told us to come on inside."
"It needs a lot of work, yes, but once it's in order, it'll be an excellent headquarters."
"I hope so," Sirius said with a weary smile.
"We'll just have to stay on our guard—and watch that house-elf," Moody said.
"Where is he, anyway?"
Alastor's eye swivelled in all directions, scanning the house. "Couple floors up, a little over that way," he said, pointing in the air.
"Mum and Dad's bedroom, most likely," Sirius said.
"We should think about what we want to be able to do here first," Remus suggested. "That will tell us where to start cleaning." He uncovered his teacup, fished out the bag, and put it on the saucer, which he pushed to the middle of the table. "If you could all save the tea-bags—"
"I thought I'd broken you of that," Sirius said, raising an eyebrow.
"Not to drink, don't worry," Lupin said. When Sirius had begun staying with him at the start of the summer, he'd been so used to poverty that he would keep re-using each tea-bag until the paper fell apart. Sirius had insisted that he break the habit, even threatening to buy him a barrel full of embarassingly expensive imported tea leaves if he didn't let one go after two cups. "I thought I'd write out some protection charms as talismans for the house," he explained, "and the more manual effort put into that kind of thing, the stronger the effect. I can boil them down for ink."
"Good thinking!" Moody agreed. "Make it yourself and you know no one's done anything to jinx it, and if you've all drunk the tea and are fine, fairly sure it's safe."
"Drinking tea to make sure the dregs are safe?" Sirius questioned wryly as he took a sip.
"The first thing we'll want is a place to hold meetings," Molly said, getting them back on track.
"I think here in the kitchen would be best," Lupin suggested. "Getting it to the point that we can cook and have meals would help, as well."
"I'd like to have somewhere safe for Harry to come as soon as we can," Sirius added, and pretended not to notice Mrs. Weasley's stare. "He seemed to want to move in with me as soon as he could, and that was over a year ago..."
Molly hesitated. "I don't know what Albus would think about that. He always says Harry's best protected there, with family..."
"Well, I'm family, aren't I? Probably moreso than those...!" Sirius must have noticed Remus's mouth tighten slightly, because he let the impending insult die on his tongue. "Albus needs to remember who Harry's godfather is. It isn't him."
The four of them sat in awkward silence for a moment. Molly's brows and lips screwed up as if she were biting her tongue.
"It would be best to prepare a room here where we could board people." Lupin finally spoke, gently angling for a compromise. "I'd hardly feel safe about that now, and it isn't so useful to have a house no one can sleep in."
"We can take my old bedroom for that," Sirius said.
"I was going to suggest starting there," Moody said, only one eye toward the conversation; the others had long since stopped thinking it strange when the "mad eye" roved in all directions. "Easiest place to get clean. Could tell when I walked in there, you pulled a whole different air than the rest of the house."
"Thank you, that's the best compliment I've gotten in a long time," he said with a grin. "...We'll have to clean out the attic for Buckbeak, too, probably not as hard..."
"Attic and kitchen won't be hard, as this place goes," Alastor agreed, "parts of the house the family wouldn't have gone in much..." His second pupil came back to the fore. "Kreacher's coming down the stairs."
Quiet fell over the table again for a long moment. Remus had just finished his tea when the house-elf's angry muttering came into earshot from the stairway. There was a slight rustle, and then a terrible shriek split the air— "SIRIUS LUCIEN BLACK!"
Sirius slammed his cup down, splashing the last of his tea onto the table, and clapped his hands over his ears. "I am going to tell him not set her off!" he shouted over the din of his mother's portrait holding forth.
"Incendio." At the word from Lupin, the fireplace in Sirius' childhood bedroom crackled to life, now that he'd thoroughly checked it for any curse or magical trap and deemed it safe. Its glow turned the whole room shades of gold, finally drowning out the weak gray light from the open doorway.
Remus stood up from the fire in his knit vest and his shirtsleeves, which were rolled up enough to show scabs on his forearms from the last full moon, but no need to hide them from anyone here. His old, much-mended robe hung on the upper corner of the door. So many years of his life were in that robe, it would have some effectiveness there as a sentry if any of the house's curses or creatures came to attack, and in a more mundane way, it would also interfere with the latch if any dark magic tried to lock them inside the room.
He had volunteered to help here; with this room potentially full of objects with old sentimental ties, Sirius would surely be better off having a friend helping him with the task. Meanwhile, Molly and Alastor had said they would start work on the kitchen, although Lupin thought he'd heard Alastor's wooden leg thumping through the floor below, making more sweeps through the house. Molly surely had her own idea how the kitchen should come together; Remus was ashamed to think so, but he didn't blame Moody if he preferred to stay out of her way.
"What do you think, just throw these out?" Sirius asked, piling up the linens he'd pulled off the bed. Wanting to make this room as secure as possible, they'd decided it would be best to strip it completely and start over from the bare walls, but the only safe way to do it was to go through everything as it was discarded.
Lupin nodded. "Just pile them for now. I'd rather play safe and not move them out of the room, in case that would set anything off. Better to burn them in here, but I'll make up the fire specially later, with matches..."
"Always do things the hard way, eh? Like Arabella always taught us."
"It's the best way, and this is no place to cut corners. Especially not if Harry will be moving in."
"He probably won't be. Wise Old Headmaster Dumbledore knows what's best," Sirius said, giving his mouth a sarcastic twist. "But a godfather should say his peace at any rate."
Lupin paused before answering; disagreements over Harry were something he didn't want to be in the middle of, especially when Dumbledore came into it. Although he tried his best to avoid voicing a judgement, in his heart he generally took Sirius's side. Maybe he was showing favoritism to the best friend who had practically returned from the dead for him, but sometimes he wondered if anyone else could see how important Harry was to Sirius, how seriously he took being a godfather... "Everyone just wants what's best for him," he said at last. That could hardly be impolitic.
"The bookshelf could be tricky. I'd better handle it."
"I'm right here if you need a hand," Sirius answered, turning from the now-bare bed and training his wand at the wardrobe. "Brace yourself... Alohomora!" The wardrobe sprang open, but thankfully nothing came out except a swirl of dust.
Lupin started toward the bookshelf but paused as his robe rustled in the doorway. A small, shrivelled figure slunk into the room—the manor's lone remaining house-elf. "Hello, Kreacher."
Kreacher cast only a disdainful sniff in his direction and began muttering as if to himself, although he was obviously quite aware of Lupin and Sirius. "Trashy people Young Master brings here, drags all manner of scum through My Lady's house... This one smells like halfblood mongrel such as ought not talk to even My Lady's lowest servant, Kreacher..."
"Can I help you?" Sirius asked bitingly.
"Can he help. Young Master wants to know if he can help Kreacher. Young Master could help if he—"
"Don't say it!" Sirius cut him off.
Remus had to assure himself that Kreacher's "mongrel" epithet was surely just for the mixed-blood implication, but he happily noted that talking like a house-elf's master didn't come naturally to his friend. Pragmatically, he knew it could present a problem if Sirius had to give Kreacher an order and reflexively began with a "will you?" or ended with a "won't you?" that deflected the obligation it was supposed to impose, but he still preferred not to see Sirius immediately casting unsoftened, totally unambiguous orders on a being with no choice but to obey.
A picture frame lay on the floor in front of the bookshelf, face-down in the shards of its own glass. As Remus knelt to pick it up, Kreacher shuffled toward him and began to reach for it instead.
"Just leave us alone," Sirius said. "Go... go move everything in the attic to the upstairs sitting room." The house-elf glared at him and grudgingly walked away, still muttering.
Lupin was just getting back to his task when a phumph sound made him look up. Kreacher had pulled his robe off the door on the way out and was dragging it away.
"...Get rid of shameful gutter trash, filthy mongrel stink..."
"Stop it!" Sirius barked, striding after the dragging hem as it disappeared into the hallway. "Give that to me! Do you want clothes? Is that it?"
"No, no, Kreacher must stay," came his voice through the doorway. "Kreacher must stay as Young Master's servant and not tell where is Young Master who is sentenced to Dementor's Kiss and has friends who keep secrets..."
"Oh, there are ways around that. 'Young Master' and some of his 'friends who keep secrets' could cast such a memory charm as no one would ever get my happy homecoming back out from. Or do you doubt it?"
"Kreacher must stay! Must must stay!" he insisted, now more desperate. "Ancient and Most Noble House of Black has never in many hundred years dismissed a house-elf! Never, never...! Kreacher must never leave My Lady's house...!" The house-elf's voice faded down the hallway, still ranting.
Sirius returned with the shabby robe and gave a hot sigh, but then a lighter mood seemed to come over him. As he hung it back up on the door he inhaled deeply from it and smiled.
Remus cocked his head.
"Seems 'filthy halfblood mongrels' smell like tea and chocolate, mainly."
He chuckled as Sirius went back to the wardrobe, but when he finally picked up the picture frame, his smile fell. It held a photo of himself and Sirius at the end of their first year at Hogwarts, together with James Potter and Peter Pettigrew as always—all four of the first-year Gryffindor boys. It was a warm memory of posing for Arabella to take the picture: how he'd struggled to hold his playful white cat, how James had knocked Peter's hat forward over his face just as the flash of purple smoke went off... But Sirius's relatives had altered the moving figures in this print in a very mean-spirited way. He took it out of the frame and folded it several times, image to the inside, before tucking it in his pocket. They would definitely have to burn it, but he determined to make sure Sirius didn't see it first.
"I might have guessed this," Sirius said from the wardrobe. He'd produced the black pointed hat from his old school uniform, and Remus could see the stray threads sticking out where the sewn-in points of red and gold cloth had been ripped from the hatband. "Everything 'Gryffindor' they got rid of: my ties, my scarves..." He looked at the hat wistfully for a moment before tossing it at the pile of items to be burned and pulling out his old school robes to throw on the heap as well. From the level of his shoulders, they only hung to his knees now; he hadn't lived in this room or this house since he'd been thirteen years old, over twenty years ago. He reached back into the wardrobe. "Oh, dear Morgan..."
Lupin decided that the bookshelf could wait and walked over to Sirius; better to focus on helping sort through the clothes and all the thoughts and memories they were bringing up. After all, that was a kind of magic, too, subtler but deeper.
Sirius had pulled out a sheeny dark purple robe with geometric patterns of couched gold braid all over it and pale green ruffles at the neck and sleeves—a tasteless relic of shifting high-society fashion. "I remember them dressing me up in this for social parties... Mum picked it out, I assure you. Are you sure we can't throw this in the fireplace right now?"
Remus took it. "I'll tuck it under the linens where no one has to look at it."
"At least not until they get to watch it burn. The rest aren't so bad..."
One by one, Sirius took out an assortment of more tasteful robes, shirts, and trousers; all were now quite dusty and mind-bogglingly small, but in good condition. Remus recognized some as the clothes Sirius had worn outside of class their first two school years, the things he'd picked for himself. They showed fine fabrics and tailoring, but tended toward elegant simplicity of design: a plain white shirt with a standing collar; a dusky purple robe with one black stripe all the way down the front and back from the top of the left shoulder; another robe in grey-faded black broken only by the wide, straight sleeve-cuffs, which age had mellowed from the original bright scarlet... He could remember Sirius waking him for some night-time adventure through Hogwarts' cold hallways in wintertime, how in the darkness, all that could really be seen of him was his face atop the red-and-gold Gryffindor scarf and his hands framed by those scarlet cuffs.
"Will you have any regrets about burning any of these?" Remus asked.
"No reason to. Assuming we could exorcise this house out of them, even all of Arthur and Molly's kids have outgrown them. Although..." He pulled out another robe in smartly-tailored velvet, held it up against his shoulder, and picked at the ragged, shapeless garment he was wearing for contrast. "I do wish I could just walk into Madam Malkin's."
"I hope someday soon," Lupin said sadly. Sirius had never been what he would call vain, but back in the old days, before Azkaban, he had been very handsome and confidently aware of it. Never fussy or showy about clothes, but always with a naturally keen eye for what became him, he had enjoyed looking good. In the past two years as a fugitive, however, he'd been surviving in these rough prison robes the color of a soot-stain, and his black hair—always handsome as silk in his youth—was an overgrown mess. This was the first time he had heard Sirius complain, but he felt certain that his friend was bothered by it.
Of course, Remus couldn't give him anything better; the clothes he was wearing, his robe on the door, and one threadbare night-robe were all the clothes he had. They couldn't have Sirius leave a trail by using his own money, and Lupin was so poor that he would look half-suspicious even turning up to buy something nice to wear—he'd sacrificed his Wolfsbane Potion this past month just to afford feeding another person and a hippogriff.
Unfortunately, that had meant letting the Ministry put him up in one of their tiny "safe confinement" cells, leaving Sirius with Arabella, and leaving the poor old lady to explain to his friend where he'd disappeared to. Sirius had of course been enraged, but by the time Remus got back, a few days had passed and he was in too sorry a state to shout at very much. He felt guilty for putting Arabella between himself and his just punishment, but supposed with a little smile that he still had some of the old schemer in him after all.
Sirius tossed the last of his old robes onto the growing pile to empty the main compartment of the wardrobe, but when he reached for the top drawer, it gave a rattle. "Ah, looks like we've got something living in here."
"Anything unusual about that drawer?"
"I used to hide things in it that I didn't want Mum to find—enchanted it so that no one could see what was inside or reach in and get it; you had to pull the drawer out and dump it. A boggart got in there, most likely, attracted to the spell."
"I can get it out, then."
"Let's save it for a while; it might just leave now that we've made some commotion. There's something else I'd like to look at."
Sirius led the way out of the bedroom and Remus followed, taking his robe as he passed it and carrying it over his arm. When they'd gone through the house, they'd left all the doors standing open, but in this hallway, Kreacher had made a point to shut some of them again, including the one Sirius walked down and across the to. "Ready?"
Lupin nodded; both of them trained their wands at the door.
"Alohomora." The door swung open in hauntingly well-oiled silence to reveal the master bedroom. Nothing came out at them, but both kept their wands at the ready; this was the only well-kept room in the house, and therefore the most unnerving room by far. When they'd first opened it that morning and Alastor had seen everything clean and polished, he'd been so suspicious that he had taken out his magical eye, rolled it across the floor into the room ahead of him, and held everyone far back from the doorway until he was satisfied with what it saw. Kreacher had obviously been fastidious about his "Lady's" bedchamber even as he let the rest of the house go to ruin, which might be explanation enough, but all were staying on the alert for something more sinister.
Lupin again hung his robe on the door and left it open as Sirius crossed the room warily, around the huge, silk-dressed canopy bed to the opposite corner where one of the room's two wardrobes stood, tall and made of fine, elaborately carved mahogany. The rich, nearly-black red finish and the silver fittings shone from careful polish, but the doors weren't latched; one of them stood just slightly ajar.
"Be careful," Remus warned as Sirius approached it. He stood off the corner of the bed, keeping a clear path from Sirius to himself and from himself to the door.
"I see it." Very carefully, he opened the wardrobe and slid the hangers across the bar one by one, checking each garment. They were all fine men's robes, from the same era as the ghastly purple-with-ruffles in Sirius's room, but they'd been chosen to give a more stately air and thus were in styles that had weathered the years more gracefully. Obviously no expense had been spared on even one of them; all were silk or velvet with elaborate embroidery, handmade lace, or the like.
"Your father's clothes?"
Sirius nodded.
"You're not thinking of putting any of those on...?"
"I'm thinking of having Alastor run them through the full gauntlet. If there's anything left when he's done, then I might think about putting that on." He cast Lupin a look as if to say "What else am I supposed to do?"
"If he'll let you, I won't argue."
Still moving warily, Sirius took the robes from the wardrobe and lay them out in view on the bed. "Come on, Moony. Let's take care of that boggart."
They returned to Sirius's bedroom, Lupin again taking his robe and hanging it on the door as they entered.
"I just thought," Sirius said, "there's probably room for the Castle in here."
"Yes, I believe so." Lupin's house—Sirius had taken to calling it his 'Castle in the Sky'—was a dented, decades-old pipe tobacco tin he carried in his pocket, a lucky find that had fallen into a Muggle junk shop. No matter how many times the tin was opened, it always had exactly one match inside, and, Remus had thought at the time, why call in the Ministry to de-enchant it and Obliviate the hapless shopkeeper when he could quietly buy it and have matches forever for fifteen pence? Better yet, it had turned out that when the match was struck and dropped inside, the tin would transform into a cabin which he'd lived in ever since, but even at its full size it would easily fit inside this bedroom.
"How safe would we be if we set it up in here for the night?"
"Safe enough, I should think."
As Lupin crossed to the wardrobe, Sirius followed behind him, wand ready to assist. No matter how many times Remus faced a boggart and saw it turn into a full moon, and no matter how surely he knew that it was harmless, it always gave him a chill. It was as if it touched something even deeper and worse than the fear of his horrible transformations, something he had never quite had the courage to pursue and identify. Still, for him it was easily manageable. Over the years, he'd thought of dozens of amusing circular things to turn it into, and he didn't want to think about what Sirius's worst fear might look like.
He pulled the drawer open and sure enough, a silvery orb popped out of it and hovered in the air before his eyes. It gave him that old shudder, but he'd felt that many times before and still done what was to be done... "Riddikulus."
The boggart transformed into a fat white hamster running in a floating wheel. Whimsical, but not truly funny...
At the sight of the hamster in a shock-pink mohican, Sirius burst out laughing, and the boggart exploded in a puff of smoke.
To be continued...


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|Mount Lindesay
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Mount Lindesay is a mountain and locality within the Scenic Rim Region, Queensland, Australia.[1][2]
The mountain lies on the Queensland-New South Wales border, approximately 140 km south west of Brisbane, Australia. It is one of a number of peaks in the McPherson Range, and is remarkable for its tiered summit, the eroded remnant of lava flows from the nearby Focal Peak shield volcano.[3] Mount Lindesay is situated within the Mount Barney National Park in Queensland and the Border Ranges National Park in New South Wales. Apart from the northern slopes, the rest of the peak is covered in dense rainforest, and the summit is frequently in cloud and mist. The Mount Lindesay Highway passes to the western side of Mount Lindesay.
On 6 July 1828, the botanist and explorer Allan Cunningham originally named this mountain Mount Hooker after botanist William Hooker and called another mountain (now Mount Barney) by the name Mount Lindesay after Colonel Patrick Lindesay, the Commandant of Troops in New South Wales 1827-1836. Later, the New South Wales Surveyor-General Thomas Mitchell is believed to have changed the names to be Mount Lindesay and Mount Barney (after Lieutenant-Colonel George Barney) respectively.[1]
The first recorded ascent of Mount Lindesay by Europeans was made in May 1872, by Thomas de Montmorency Murray-Prior (1848-1902) and Phillip Walter Pears (1846-1924). At the time of the 1872 ascent, an Aboriginal elder at nearby Unumgar station informed Pears that his father had once climbed the peak, which suggests that Aboriginal people have made occasional ascents of Mount Lindesay for thousands of years.[4]
The second recorded ascent of Mount Lindesay by Europeans was made in July 1890, by the Norwegian naturalist and explorer Carsten Egeberg Borchgrevink (1864-1934), then working in the district as a surveyor's labourer, and Edwin Villiers-Brown, of Beaudesert. There were a further eight recorded ascents by the late 1920s, when pioneering climbers such as Bert Salmon (1899-1982) started visiting the peak regularly. The first women to climb Mount Lindesay were Brisbane climbers Jean Easton and Nora Dimes, who made the ascent with Bert Salmon in March 1931.[5]
In December 1928 Mount Lindesay was the site of the first known recreational climbing fatality in Australia, when Lyle Vidler fell to his death whilst attempting a solo ascent of Vidler's Chimney. He is buried in a grave in the rainforest, not far from where he fell.[6] On 19 June 2011, Ross Miller, one of a party of six, fell to his death while climbing in a designated area.[7]
Mount Lindesay has been part of a successful native title claim made by the Trevor Close on behalf of the Githabul people,[8][9] for whom the peak holds a special significance.
Despite appearances, Mount Lindesay offers few opportunities for rock-climbers, due to the unsound nature of the rock (decaying rhyolite). There is one steep and exposed scrambling route to the summit, rated at approximately grade 6-7, which starts at the south east corner of the upper cliffs. However, this is not a bushwalking route as such, and anyone making an ascent should have basic rock-climbing and abseiling skills, or be under the guidance of experienced rock-climbers.[10]
See also[edit]
- ^ a b "Mount Lindesay (entry 19447)". Queensland Place Names. Queensland Government. Retrieved 18 February 2014.
- ^ "Mount Lindesay (entry 45174)". Queensland Place Names. Queensland Government. Retrieved 18 February 2014.
- ^ R.W. Johnson, J. Knutson, S.R. Taylor, 1989,Intraplate Volcanism in Eastern Australia and New Zealand
- ^ P.W. Pears, 'Mt. Lindesay', Brisbane Courier, 22 November 1923, p.6
- ^ Thomson, Robert (May 2001), "The first ascent of Mt Lindesay: a climbing 'whodunit'", Queensland Review (St Lucia, Qld), 8 (1): 1–20, ISSN 1321-8166
- ^ "A TRAGIC STORY.". The Brisbane Courier. National Library of Australia. 4 January 1929. p. 15. Retrieved 20 February 2014.
- ^ "Tragedy on Mt Lindesay". Beaudesert Times. 23 June 2011.
- ^ "Githabul People's native title determination" (PDF). Native Title Tribunal. 29 November 2007. Retrieved 12 September 2015. line feed character in
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- ^ "More native title claims planned for southern Qld". ABC News Online. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 12 September 2007. Retrieved 20 March 2011.
- ^ R.Rankin, 1992, Secrets of the Scenic Rim
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A league source tells us that the Browns already have parted ways with G.M. Phil Savage.
It's not clear whether he quit or whether he was fired.
The move was widely expected. It has come faster than anyone anticipated.
Some reports suggested that Savage would be given a chance to stick around in a reduced role; it currently appears that there will be a clean break.
The next question becomes whether the Browns will try to stiff Savage with respect to his buyout. Arguably, Savage's e-mail exchange with a disgruntled fan could provide the Browns grounds for terminating Savage with cause.
And Savage doesn't seem to have the temperament to fight such a decision via the filing of a formal grievance with the Commissioner's office.
A league source tells us that the Browns already have parted ways with G.M. Phil Savage.
pl4tinum says: Dec 28, 2008 5:19 PM
He did some good things for the team, but the bad outweigh the good two-fold. He's also not management material. Lerner ought to sell the team to someone who can recognize the difference between an idiot and a football mind.
ronry says: Dec 28, 2008 5:22 PM
maybe he can root for Buffalo.
harryos29 says: Dec 28, 2008 5:26 PM
I'm from Baltimore: I want to defend Phil Savage. Phil did a great job as Assistant to Ozzie Newsome during his tenure in Baltimore. I feel that the conditions were not right for him to Succeed in Cleveland.
ronry says: Dec 28, 2008 5:37 PM
The conditions in Cleveland may not be good, but trying to let Savage escape blame is wrong. He has had the control here. He hired Romeo, he shaped the roster. He has definitely done some very good things, but he has also made many mistakes.
To be honest, Phil Savage is a good evaluator of talent. He had the right position in Baltimore for his talents. He is however a terrible GM.
pl4tinum says: Dec 28, 2008 5:37 PM
He was given full control over the 52-man roster and he drafted and brought us in a bunch of overpriced turds and lame ass players (give or take a couple, and a few 3rd overall picks)… just still a bad team 4 years into his regime.
blackride says: Dec 28, 2008 5:40 PM
harryos29 – How were the conditions not right? He had an owner that trusted him to do what he wanted. He had an owner that was willing to spend and support all free agent moves.
Nobody but Phil put himself in a postion to respond to fans via email the way he did. Nobody made Phil throw Romeo under the bus at least twice on local radio.
philwauke says: Dec 28, 2008 6:02 PM
He can't be fired for cause because if thats true they should have fired him when the email happened.
ClevelandsOwn12 says: Dec 28, 2008 6:12 PM
"He was given full control over the 52-man roster and he drafted and brought us in a bunch of overpriced turds and lame ass players"
dead wrong . he got us a franchise LT, QB, WR, FB, ILB, DT,Cribbs, LG, .
What we paid Phil for He graded above average. Romeo Crennel was Randy and Phils pick. at the time maybe the Browns needed a coach with Super Bowl Rings, 30 years in the NFL and was a players coach.
Everything can go back to Crennel:: the fg's the quaterback situation, Lack of discipline for Braylon, 0-8 vrs. Pitts., Defenses lack of aggressiveness,Leashing Chuds creativity for Cribbs+Harrison, Clock management, not utilizing Wimbley, getting shut-out by the Bengals 2x, The Steelers 2x, No energy on the sidelines, 0-4 on opening day, Not playing Rookies, indecisive on Mo Carthon, Coin flippin, low win % on challenges, losing % vrs. division feel free to add on…
empty13 says: Dec 28, 2008 6:13 PM
i agree with philw. if they didnt can him within 2 weeks of that email, the only way that can be invoked if it was one of several similar incidents.
to tell the truth, i dont think he should be fired. he has done an overall good job.
but if they bring in a new guy, savage should leave even if offered a reduced role.
Necadawg says: Dec 28, 2008 6:21 PM
something more the than savage and romeo is wrong. Thet just play to lose
BarkingTuna says: Dec 28, 2008 6:26 PM
Savage's record was spotty at best. His drafts were average. His FA record is atrocious. Compare his acquisitions over the past four years to what GMs of other organizations have done–his record doesn't compare favorably.
For every good move, he's made an equally bad one. For example, if you want to give him credit for acquiring Shaun Rogers, you better recognize that he handed Haloti Ngata to BAL on a silver platter. Had he not chosen Kamerion Wimbley, he wouldn't have had to give up draft picks and a record contract to Rogers. Yes, he's found some talent, but his record demonstrates some awfully poor decision making to go along with the gems.
I don't think he's a bad talent evaluator, but his bottom line is this:
After four years, he's produced a team with the 6th worst record in the NFL, and zero playoff appearances.
He cannot be excused from responsibility for that. At the least, he shares responsbility with Romeo for the disastrous results they've achieved together.
In addition to that, he's conducted himself unprofessionally and embarrassed himself and the organization several times (most recently with the K2 staph situation and the F-U email.)
On top of all that, when you take into consideration how he's repeatedly thrown Romeo under the bus, there was no way the organization could have hired a respectable HC–nobody would have wanted to come in here and work for a guy like that.
I've got no problem if they manage to find a way to keep him around as head scout, but as GM? Good riddance.
BorisBulldog says: Dec 28, 2008 6:34 PM
All you need to know about Savage is what an unnamed Browns player said after the Winlsow fiasco- "He carries a bible in one hand and a knife in the other"
Savage's begining of the end came when he effed up the Anderson FA signing. He could have had him for $2.74MM RFA contract yet he peed his pants and gave him a $14MM contract after Anderson showed Browns nation he wasn't starting NFL material by finishing the last 10 games of '07 with a sub 60 QB rating.
Combine that with the overpaying for a journeyman WR in Dainty Stallworth, lack of talent at the DB positions, the Winlsow incident and the ultimate classless act of the F-Bomb e-mail during the Bills game.
Good riddance Mr. Savage!
BarkingTuna says: Dec 28, 2008 6:34 PM
"he has done an overall good job."
The team he has total control over has 6th worst record in the NFL over his four years–that is a good job?
Maybe his zero playoff appearances?
His average (at best) draft record?
His horrible FA record?
And on top of all that, he can't behave professionally, instead throwing his HC under the bus every chance he gets, trashing his players in the press, berating fans via email…
What, exactly, has he done well?
oldchuck says: Dec 28, 2008 6:44 PM
Bottom line is you don't put an untested rookie at the top of a multi-million dollar (as in almost a billion dollar enterprise) and expect him to be a Bill Parcells or an Ozzie Newsome. Key for the Browns now is to hand the keys to this super Beamer to an adult. Opie was given way too much latitude and it hurt him, Crennel, and the Browns. Many fans here in Cleveland are rooting for the current owner of the Dolphins to sell the team, freeing up Bill Parcells to be a "free agent", so to speak. Any doubters as to his abilities should call Dallas owner Jerry Jones and ask him if he regrets letting Parcells walk in favor of keeping big mouth T.O.
ppdoc says: Dec 28, 2008 9:35 PM
btw – savage did not hire crennel. it was lerner. he was not savage's choice.


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On Tuesday, Sep 9, 2003, at 22:35 Europe/London, Jeremy Boynes wrote: >> From: Alex Blewitt [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] >> Yes, provided that those forms are a declarative non-binary >> representation for the reasons already pointed out. As I said, I'm not >> a definitive fan of XML; I'd prefer to see JNDI/LDAP being used >> personally, but there are bound to be other alternatives. I was merely >> pointing out the flaws in the argument; that it was optimisation >> without benchmarking proving the case in Geronimo's loading time; that >> programmatic specs degrade faster than declarative specs, and that >> binary formats degrade faster than text formats. >> >> I think that that's a pretty open PoV :-) > > I originally said: > > "This allows us, if we wish, to pre-compile the configuration > information > into other forms. My interpretation of 'compile' was 'translate into a binary format'. It could, of course, mean translating to any formats, not just binary. > For example, it could be an archive of serialized MBean > states that can simply be unmarshalled by the server and started. Yes, this is one possible way of doing it, but I tried to address the risks with a binary approach that this could take. > This has > many potential advantages, such as reducing the startup time for very > large > applications or reducing the resources required for an embedded > server." I did disagree with the fact that it will reduce the startup time. This is based on nothing but speculation. It also may not necessarily be the case that it will reduce the resources required for an embedded server; if, for example, other aspects of the core require an XML parser to be present (for instance) then the size may stay the same. However, I do agree that there are several formats and options we could use with advantages and disadvantages. > which is hardly advocating excessive premature optimization, just > illustrating a possible future path. I believe that avoiding using XML because of feared performance is premature optimisation. I don't believe that I said 'excessive', though I may have done. And, whilst it is good to explore other ideas and issues, it's also good to be able to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of the approaches. That isn't to say that this approach shouldn't or couldn't be taken, but there are some disadvantages to which the advantages may not be enough. > Please do not misrepresent me. I do not recall misrepresenting you, but I apologise if I did. I merely tried to point out some problems with a compiled and/or binary approach. Alex.
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It's on again this Thursday for those who missed it the first time around. History Channel.
I watched it the first time around. It was ok. I wouldn't watch it again. JMO
I thought it was awesome. It got like 15 Emmy nominations.
To each his own. I just didn't love it.
Yeah, that's cool. Not everyone will love it.
I loved parts of it and to some degree have vest interest in it as part of my states history. With that said it was not something I would buy like the band of brothers or shogun set.
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The Dreadful Curse
Book by: Hikaru Hasama
Status: Finished
Genre: Horror
Chapter1 (v.1) - The Dreaded Curse
Once upon a time, my brother and me were playing outside. We fight sometimes and but I don't think we are ever going to get along. I had the ball but my brother wanted it back. "Hey! Gimme the ball back!" he argued. But as I sticked my tongue out, I answered to him, "Whatever. You can't get it." He was fumed with anger and started to kick and punch me. But I dodged him. But as we fought, we both fell to the ground and a portal opened, making us fall into it. "AAAHHHH!" we screamed with trembling fear. We closed our eyes shut. As we hit the ground, the portal above us closed.
My dad looked outside and looked around as if he was searching for something. "Hmm... huh… I thought I heard a scream." When I was already on the ground holding my brother hard, I felt a cold breeze on my skin. My spine chilled with fear and coldness. I slowly opened my eyes. I let my arms around my brother out. I shook my brother, trying to wake him up. But he still did not budge. "Jesus! Wake up!" He woke up. We both stood up, looking at the scary pitch, black, dark sky above us. The dirt was dark and barren.
I gulped and a couple miles away, I saw a small speck of light. I wondered what that was. But it got closer and closer. When I could see it, I realized that it was an angel. I was a bit nervous. The angel started to speak. "Hello, I am one of God's angels." I gasped. "I came here to warn you. You will face an evil lord and he will do something bad to you two. But I will help you. May God be with you." The angel started to fade away and the faith went into us. As I looked at Jesus, I still didn't know what was going on.
We started walking and walking. As we traveled, we entered a scary forest filled with monsters. We tried to fight and we did. As we struggled to exit the forest, an evil person appeared. He blocked us, not letting us pass through. We gulped of nervousness. "Hahahaha, you are not going to leave this place, EVER!" the evil person said. "What do you want?" I asked him. As he stared at me with his glowing red-hot eyes, he answered in a deep scary voice, "I want to rule this world! I want to demolish all humans and make them monsters and slaves!" He looked at me and made a chuckle. "Hmm, I think you might a good slave." My eyes widened with fright.
In a flash, he made a magical ball and as I tried to run away, some monsters held me tight. My brother tried to hit the lord. But the lord chuckled as he pushed my brother, "What a weakling." The lord, known as Lord Armadon, got closer to me. He faced me and I was frightened by his face-concealing metal mask. "You... are… doomed." I screamed as he shot a magical ball into me. "NOOO!" my brother screamed. But nothing happened. I opened my eyes and I noticed I was fine.
"I put you into a curse. It will occur every time you see the full moon. You will turn into a monster and everyone will not like you," the lord laughed evilly as he faded away. I said in a soft whisper, "no…no." I kneeled down crying. Mt brother came to me and hugged me. "I am nervous, Jesus," I said in a breaking voice. As Jesus hugged me warmly he said softly, "Don't worry. You will be okay, as long I am here for you." That made me less worried. I guess having a brother is really a gift for me.
We searched for a place to sleep. As we found an abandoned old house, we went inside. My brother prepared our beds as I found some matches and candles and lit them. I laid on my bed with fear. I wondered if the curse is going to be frightening. I gulped. In the middle of the night, my brother slowly opened his tired eyes. He noticed that I was gone. He whispered, "Oh, no." He stood up and he started to search around the house.
As he heard some munching sounds, he headed straight to the old kitchen. There, he spotted a monster munching on an animal. Jesus stood straight with fear. The monster turned around and stared into Jesus' eyes with glowing yellow eyes. It seemed not to do anything but eat the animal. Jesus went closer to the monster and went next to it. The monster, growled. "Nana…?" he questioned nervously. The monster's eyes widened. Jesus noticed that it was a werewolf. The werewolf turned to Jesus and sniffed him.
The werewolf grunted. As Jesus tried to pat his sister on the snout, it moved away. Jesus went closer and grabbed his sister's jaws and held them. "Nana, listen to me. I am going to cure your curse." The werewolf whined with sadness. Jesus brought a cup of cold fresh water to me. I shook my head. "It's water. Why would you drink it?" he asked. I went outside and to a river. I started to lick the fresh water. My brother realized the reason why the werewolf didn't want the water he gave it. As he knew the reason, he instantly got worried and stared at the harmless werewolf's golden beautiful eyes that reflected the pure light of the moon.
"Oh, no. If my sister gets used to this curse and to the werewolf transformation, the curse may be permanent and they will be never a cure for it!" he spoke to himself, worried. The werewolf finished drinking from the river's water and headed for the woods. Jesus scrambled to get his sister. "No! Come back to the house! You can't just be wandering off to some place!" he said as he was trying to grab the werewolf's body. The werewolf turned around and growled. With one mighty push with the furry paw, Jesus fell to the barren ground.
His sister stood up with two legs and howled. Jesus got even more worried. As he sobbed, monsters started to surround Jesus and his sister. Jesus gasped as one hideous monster grabbed his arms. As Jesus' sister noticed that her brother was in danger, the werewolf's eyes widened and grabbed the monster and threw it across the field. Jesus stood up and fought against the monsters. As the monsters were defeated, the werewolf panted as it scrambled to walk to the abandoned house. Jesus followed her.
The werewolf lay by Jesus' bed and closed her tired eyes slowly. Jesus smiled and patted his sister on the back. He slept on his bed. Morning is here and Jesus woke up and seeing that his werewolf sister wasn't there. He was nervous for a moment but as his sister came in the room all dressed up, he was relieved. "Good morning, little bro," I said, smiling weakly. "Are you okay?" he asked me. "Yeah, I am. I just feel dizzy from last night," I answered him. Just as I saw a red scratch on my brother's left side cheek, I ran to him. "What happened?" I asked, frantically. As he sighed, he said, "Nana, you were a werewolf and you scratched me last night." I felt bad for him and I hugged him. "I'm so sorry."
"It's okay. It's just a small scratch," Jesus said as he hugged me. "We better get ready to fight Lord Armadon," he added. "Oh, that creep?" I asked. "Yup," Jesus said, as he packed. "We are heading out for the creep's place in the nighttime," Jesus said. "But, the curse would occur at night," I said to my brother. Jesus looked at me for a long time and thought. "That's a good thing because maybe you can fight off the monsters and the lord."
I raised my eyebrows and smiled. "Okay, maybe that's a good one." As we packed, nighttime came. Jesus grabbed a bag and I entered it. As he closed it and walked out of the house, I asked him something. "Why am I in a bag?" I asked, patiently. "You are in a bag because I don't want the curse to occur on you since it works only if you look at the full moon."
I understood and we traveled to Lord's Armadon's lair. Jesus went under a cave and I went out of the bag. Behind me, I spotted a metal door. My bro and I suggested that the door was the entrance to the lair. As we opened it and entered it, a hot blaze of very hot temperature rushed through our face. "Oh my god!" I yelled, as the hot temperature hit my skin. Monsters came to grab us. We grunted as we struggled to free ourselves.
The monster led us to a rocky cliff and below us was streaming hot lava. We both gulped. But I wondered where the lord of darkness was. I looked up and noticed that he was on a cliff on the other side of the lava river. The monsters tied us up and made us kneel down, facing the lord. "MUAAHHAAHA," the lord laughed evilly. "You are so doomed," the lord added with a deep voice. I tried to look for an opening in the roof.
As I found one, I saw the full moon. My eyes were hypnotized by it. The lord realized that the curse was occurring. He smiled evilly. My brother looked at me and closed his eyes. I scrambled to go to another place. As I found one, a bright light burst out. I broke off the chains and freed Jesus. As Jesus stood up, he said to the lord, "All part of my plan!" The lord ordered for monsters to attack them.
We defeated all of the monsters and lord growled, trying to think of another plan. I growled. The lord held out a gun, wanting to shoot my brother. As he shot the gun, I moved Jesus to the side, and got shot. "NO!" Jesus screamed. As I fell off the cliff with one hand hanging off the cliff, Jesus tried to hold my hand to keep me from falling. I groaned and tears fell down. "No, don't die, please," Jesus said, sadly with tears flowing down on his cheeks.
"Ha, ha, silver bullet," the lord chuckled. I got up and laid down. As I laid my head down sideways, my brother caressed my furry head. He sobbed. My eyes was about to close. "Nana, please. I have something to tell you I that I should have told you before." He gripped my paw hard. I whined, looking at him. "I… love you. I really love you, please, don't die." Memories of being with my brother started to flow through my mind. My eyes started to closed. "No… no," Jesus said, sadly with a broken voice. He sobbed so hard. "No," Jesus whined.
His sister no longer moved. Jesus let go of his sister's paw. He closed his eyes and beautiful sad tears fell on me. "No, no, no…" he cried. The lord laughed. Jesus placed his face on the werewolf's chest hard and sobbed and sobbed.
But then, Jesus and his sister started to glow pure white. Jesus gasped. The lord shielded his eyes and screamed in pain. "AAH! So much… light!!" He disappeared. He was defeated. The lair was filled with light and his sister changed forms. As the light died down, his sister was lying there, as human form. The curse was broken. I slowly opened my eyes and smiled. Jesus laughed and smiled. He brought clothes for me to change. We hugged and we went back to the portal.
We were back to the backyard. I grabbed the ball and we played happily. Every time Jesus wanted the ball back, I gave it to him. We no longer fought. My dad was wondered. He came to me and asked me why we were not fighting anymore. But I didn't answer. I just looked at Jesus and smiled. During nighttime, I laid on my bed. I thought of my adventures. Then, something popped in my mind.
I was thinking, what if I wrote a book about my adventure? I smiled and I planned to write it the very next morning. I looked at the night sky, with stars shining so brightly, and at the moon, my eyes started to close, drowsily. That was the beginning of another great adventure.
The end.
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Barbara Roehrer works behind the scenes to expose the local underground music scene, and in just six years, the Acoustic Café Music Series, which prides itself on being the Pascack Valley's premiere venue for live music, has blossomed.
The booking agent from Montvale has done promotion for local acts like New York-based James Maddock, the late Terence Martin and beloved folk duo Aztec Two-Step, who won the New York Music Award for Best Folk Album in 1986.
The café, staged at Our Lady Mercy Academy in Park Ridge, raises scholarship funds for St. Vincent's Parish in Vallieres, Haiti, with whom the church on Fremont Road has partnered. Roehrer's efforts sent 15 Haitian children to high school last year.
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Q: The Acoustic Café is home to local, independent and nationally touring performers. What have been some noted acts that have taken this stage?
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Q: What was your favorite concert and why?
A: Aztec Two-Step. That was a year and half ago. I used to go to see them all the time, got friendly with them. I used to work with them when Terrence Martin played. It was the biggest, most well-attended show.
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A: I like a lot of rock n' roll. That was first love. I love the Beatles… John Lennon, especially. Bob Dylan. My favorite band right now is Gov't Mule. I've seen them more than anybody else.
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