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Himeji Castle 姫路城
|The thick yellow wall is called the Aburakabe or "oil wall". It is a tsuijibei type wall. There are some conflicting theories about when, why and how it was built but it is still an anomaly. Tsuijibei walls are very strong but also very time consuming and labor intensive to build. It doesn't make sense to build one in this location of the castle.
The gate to the right is the Ho Gate from the previous picture and the gate to the left is the Mizu Ichi Gate.
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|Mizu no Ichi gate (munamon - Important Cultural Property) Mizu no Ichi Gate North Tsuiji Wall (wall - Important Cultural Property)
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Ryan Bayley
|Personal information
|Full name
|Ryan Bayley
9 March 1982
Perth, Western Australia, Australia
|182 cm (6 ft 0 in)[1]
|90 kg (200 lb; 14 st)[1]
|Team information
|Rider type
|Professional team(s)
|Team Toshiba
|Major wins
Keirin, UCI Track Cycling World Championships Sprint, 2004 Summer Olympic Games, AthensKeirin, 2004 Summer Olympic Games, Athens
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Ryan Neville Bayley OAM (born 9 March 1982) is an Australian professional track cyclist and double Olympic gold medallist.
Born in Perth, Western Australia, Bayley started competitive cycling in 1997 at fifteen years of age. He is a member of the Albany Cycling Club and employed by the Australian Institute of Sport.
Bayley won gold medals for the Sprint and Team Sprint track cycling events at the 2002 Commonwealth Games in Manchester.
His greatest success as a track cyclist came in the 2004 Summer Olympics in Athens, where he won gold medals in the sprint and Keirin events.
Following Bayley's failure to win a medal at the World Cup round in Sydney in December 2007, he was criticized by Martin Barras, the national coach, for not developing his tactics. He was still employing the same final kick which achieved success in Athens, the opposition had learnt to attack early to counter this.[2][3]
In February 2008, tension was brewing between Bayley and his rival for Olympic selection, Shane Perkins. Both were deemed by the judges to be riding improperly at the Australian National Track Championships. Bayley crashed when Perkins moved down on him during a race, burning a hole in the back of his skinsuit. The relationship between the two riders was given another dimension, when Perkins announced his engagement to Bayley's younger sister, Kristine Bayley.[4]
Bayley was finally selected to ride at the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, as Perkins had not competed in any Team Sprint events.[5][6] Bayley qualified in 12th place in the sprint event and eventually finished 11th, he was eliminated from the Keirin in the second round, placing 8th overall; he blamed himself for poor tactics. Bayley was also a member of the Team Sprint squad along with Daniel Ellis and Mark French, they qualified for the final ride-off for the bronze medal. After a strong start, they faded and finished fourth, missing out on a medal by 0.008 of a second.[7]
Bayley now lives in Brisbane with his wife Kristin, and their children, Aurora Rosalie Bayley (born November 2010) and Lincoln Jasper Ray Bayley (born August 2013).
Awards and honours[edit]
Bayley was awarded the Order of Australia Medal (OAM) in the 2005 Australia Day Honours List. Other awards include:
- 2000 Male Junior Cyclist of the Year
- 2000 Australian Male Junior Track Cyclist of the Year
- 2001 Australian Male Track Cyclist of the Year
- 2004 Australian Male Track Cyclist of the Year
- 2004 Australian Cyclist of the Year
- 2015 Sport Australia Hall of Fame inductee[8]
- 2016 - Cycling Australia Hall of Fame [9]
Major results[edit]
- 2000
- 1st Sprint, World Track Championships - Junior
- 1st Team Sprint, World Track Championships - Junior
- 2001
- 1st Keirin, UCI Track Cycling World Championships
- 2nd Team Sprint, UCI Track Cycling World Championships
- 2nd Keirin, Moscow (RUS)
- 2nd Team Sprint, Moscow (RUS)
- 2002
- 1st Sprint, Commonwealth Games, Manchester
- 1st Team Sprint, Commonwealth Games, Manchester
- 2003
- 3rd Team Sprint, Cape Town (RSA)
- 2nd Kilo, Australian National Track Championships, Sydney
- 3rd Keirin, Sydney (AUS)
- 2nd Team Sprint, Sydney (AUS)
- 2004
- 3rd Sprint, World Track Championships
- Sprint, Olympic Games
- Keirin, Olympic Games
- 2005
- 1st Sprint, Oceania Games, Wanganui
- 1st Keirin, Oceania Games, Wanganui
- 2006
- 3rd Team Sprint, Los Angeles (US)
- 3rd Sprint, Australian National Track Championships, Adelaide
- 1st Keirin, Commonwealth Games, Melbourne
- 1st Sprint, Commonwealth Games, Melbourne
- 3rd Team Sprint, Commonwealth Games, Melbourne
- 3rd Team Sprint, World Track Championships, Bordeaux
- 2nd Keirin, World Cup, Sydney
- 2007
- 1st Sprint, Australian National Track Championships, Sydney
- 3rd Team Sprint, Australian National Track Championships, Sydney
- 3rd Team Sprint, World Cup, Manchester
- 1st Sprint, Oceania Cycling Championships, Invercargill
- 2nd Keirin, European Track Championships, Invercargill
- 1st Team Sprint, Oceania Cycling Championships, Invercargill
- 1st Team Sprint, Sydney (AUS)
- 2008
- 3rd Keirin, World Cup, Los Angeles
- ^ a b "Athlete Biography - BAYLEY Ryan". Beijing Olympics official website.
- ^ Rupert Guinness (3 December 2007). "New tactics needed by Olympic star". The AGE.
- ^ Leo Schlink (3 December 2007). "Barras warns sprint king to modify tactics". Herald Sun.
- ^ "Tension between Bayley and Perkins spills on to the track". The Sydney Morning Herald. 8 February 2008.
- ^ "Shane Perkins update". shaneperkins.com. 5 July 2008.
- ^ "Aussies Kelly and O'Grady Line Up For Record Fifth Olympics in Beijing". 27 June 2008.
- ^ "Results: Men's Team Sprint Finals". Beijing Olympics official website.
- ^ "Daredevil Bayley makes his move into Hall of Fame". Sport Australia Hall of Fame. 20 October 2015. Retrieved 21 October 2015.
- ^ "CYCLING AUSTRALIA HALL OF FAME CLASS FOR 2016 ANNOUNCED". Cycling Australia News. 19 October 2016. Retrieved 19 October 2016.
External links[edit]
- 1982 births
- Living people
- Track cyclists
- Australian male cyclists
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- Cyclists at the 2008 Summer Olympics
- Olympic cyclists of Australia
- Olympic gold medalists for Australia
- Western Australian Sports Star of the Year winners
- Commonwealth Games competitors for Australia
- Cyclists at the 2002 Commonwealth Games
- Commonwealth Games gold medallists for Australia
- Commonwealth Games bronze medallists for Australia
- Cyclists at the 2006 Commonwealth Games
- Cyclists from Perth, Western Australia
- Australian Institute of Sport cyclists
- Recipients of the Medal of the Order of Australia
- Sport Australia Hall of Fame inductees
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Night Embassy ... (three)Mature
You have to get on the boat, a voice said.
I had started having very strange dreams.
I was in a harbour. Boats rocked on the surface of the water and a staccato rhythm of the vessels knocking together haunted the quiet, peculiar night. It looked like Vancouver Harbour, but it wasn't. The water was lilac, the crests of the lapping waves gilded in a glimmer of gold. The city behind me, usually glassy green and blues was a mess of twilight colours, dark oranges, reds, purples, black.
You have to get on a boat, a voice said.
I turned. In front of me stood a young girl, she was naked. I swore.
You have to get on a boat.
People in Vancouver didn't walk around stark naked. Not that I knew of. If they did, I had been hanging out in the wrong neighbourhoods.
The girl was young. Possibly too young. Almost certainly in her teens.
She stood very still and watched me. Looked me up and down. I looked down. I was naked too.
For centuries dream interpreters had attempted to decipher the meanings of the things our subconscious threw at us. I'd love to know what they'd make of this. I'd read books about dream meanings. Bullshit, if you asked me, but it was basically ancient semiotics – that interested me.
What could it mean? Being naked. Naked girl. Lots of boats, lots of water. A familiar city. Not a clue, I thought. It's all a bit feminine, I mused.
The girl turned and walked a simple walk, her pert behind effortlessly exuding sexiness. I felt flush like I never had in a dream before. I hoped this wasn't that kind of dream. What would that say about me?
Years ago, I used to have strange dreams.
Once I had woken, startled, hot and sweaty. Emily had been roused by my sudden jolt in the bed. She held my shoulders and rubbed my back, offered me the glass of water that she ritualistically took to bed.
It'll help calm you, she said. Tell me what happened.
I told her.
I had stood beneath an apple tree. Green apples scattered beneath the thick branches on a ground that glowed with embers that burnt slowly away at the grass.
In the undergrowth of forest, the shaggy gray hair of wolves hustled past foliage. My Mother ran amongst them. I stood and watched.
The apples now rattled, they floated from the ground and up around me. Their shapes morphed with a pop and turned into alarm clocks. They hung from the branches and tick-tocked away.
My father had tree hands, but they were withered and petrified, slowly in the heat the rest of his skin shrivelled into the callous grooves of tree bark.
The alarm clock tree behind me lifted, its roots tugging at the earth in clumps, bringing with it a mirror ball, the kind they used in discos to reflect lights off of. In its multitude of reflections I could see the disappointed features of all the people I knew staring right back at me.
After this, everything would melt, like a Salvador Dali painting. My hands drooped against my will as tried to move. My legs ineffectual, suddenly turgid and toffee like. I'd see my face melt, and beneath the dripping, waxy syrup of my own face, I'd see my Father.
Yeah, I used to have strange dreams. I hadn't had that one for some time now.
Emily would make me drink the water and I'd sit and hold her for a while. With Emily I didn't feel the need to appear invincible. With Emily I was vulnerable. Both of us were.
Come to think of it, I was naked in that dream too.
The naked girl led me past what should have been coal harbour.
Humans shouldn't be so shy, I thought to myself. It was quite enlightening to walk down Vancouver waterfront with it all hanging loose.
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My legs hurt, said one.
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The naked girl continued past them. Momentarily she disappeared ahead of me into the crowded verge of skeleton trees. I followed her into a place I didn't recognise, was this not, Not Vancouver? This was a sort of Niagra Falls. Only over the purple torrents of crashing water, wooden platforms had been erected atop the falls. Platforms and pathways, shops and houses; wooden shacks designed on stilts that rose above the unstoppable currents of the Niagra river. Here, we were looking out at the Horseshoe falls, even more incredible in this glittery purple dream of mine.
The naked girl smiled at me.
You have to get on a boat, she said.
I watched as an old looking ship, sails unravelling and now billowing in the powerful wind left harbour at the unusual wooden village that hovered above the river. The ship leant dangerously as the wind hooked the huge silvery sails. It straightened and cut perfectly through the water towards the falls.
It's going over, I said.
I thought of Gloria and her poignant observations.
Once, I had read an article about all sorts of adrenalin junkies and stuntmen that had attempted to go over the falls. To my surprise the majority of them had been successful, going over in just barrels and other such archaic transport. The entire idea of being trapped in one vessel for the rest of my life wasn't massively appealing to me. I'd done a lot of thinking about this and I had decided that dying wasn't really for me; I would have much preferred not to get on a boat today.
The naked girl smiled at me.
You have to get on a boat, she said.


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Two units at Japan's stricken nuclear plant safely cooled down today, though pressure unexpectedly rose in a third unit's reactor as scientists continued to wage a battle to get a handle on the crisis.
The pressure increase meant plant operators may need to deliberately release radioactive steam, prolonging a nuclear crisis that has consumed government attention even as it responded to the catastrophic earthquake and tsunami that savaged northeast Japan on March 11.
As the official death toll rose to 8,450, with more than 12,900 reported missing, there was news of a rare rescue amid the despair.
A teenage boy's cries for help led police to rescue him and his 80-year-old grandmother from their wrecked house nine days after earthquake struck.
Beyond the disaster area, uncertainty grew over the safety of food and water. The government halted shipments of spinach from one area and raw milk from another near the nuclear plant after tests found iodine exceeded safety limits.
But the contamination spread to spinach in three other prefectures and to more vegetables - canola and chrysanthemum greens. Tokyo's tap water, where iodine was found on Friday, now has cesium. Rain and dust are tainted too.
In all cases, the government said the radiation levels were too small to pose an immediate risk to health.
All six of the Fukushima Dai-ichi nuclear complex's reactor units experienced trouble today after the disasters knocked out cooling systems.
In a small advance, the plant's operator declared Units 5 and 6 - the least troublesome - under control after their nuclear fuel storage pools cooled to safe levels. Progress was made to reconnect two other units to the electric grid and in pumping seawater to cool another reactor and replenish it and a sixth reactor's storage pools.
But the buildup in pressure inside the vessel holding Unit 3's reactor presented some danger, forcing officials to consider venting. The tactic produced explosions of radioactive gas during the early days of the crisis.
"Even if certain things go smoothly there would be twists and turns," said Chief Cabinet Secretary Yukio Edano. "At the moment, we are not so optimistic that there will be a breakthrough."
Nuclear safety officials said one of the options could release a cloud dense with iodine as well as the radioactive elements krypton and xenon.
The plant's operator, Tokyo Electric Power Co., temporarily suspended the plans today after it said the pressure inside the reactor stopped climbing, though staying at a high level.
"It has stabilised," said Tokyo Electric manager Hikaru Kuroda.
Mr Kuroda, who said temperatures inside the reactor reached 572F (300C), said the option to release the highly radioactive gas inside is still under consideration if pressure rises.
Growing concerns about radiation have added to the overwhelming chain of disasters Japan has struggled with since the 9.0-magnitude quake also spawned the devastatine tsunami.
Fuel, food and water remain scarce. The government in recent days acknowledged being caught ill-prepared by the enormity of the disaster recognised as the worst since the Second World war.
Japan government officials today advised villagers in Fukushima not to drink tap water because of radioactive iodine.
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Chapter XXIII: Loyal
An excerpt from
The Journal of the Loyal
Entry 1
Date 69 of 7499 SC
Well ... this is some of the first handwritten stuff I have written for many years now. You're taught as a youngster in case the Diaries ever need to go offline - you're expected to keep up your Entries by hand on special forms and type them up when the System reboots, which can take days, I've heard. But the System has never shut off in my twenty-seven years on Colony.
So, as you've guessed, I'm not in the Colony anymore, and I don't have access to my Diary. At first I thought I'd die from anxiety, as my Diary had been like my friend - a place I could expound on my theories and thoughts, a place I could release my feelings in private to some unknown audience. Thankfully, Tiranus has given me a book of sorts, but blank and with faint lines on every page. He explained that outside the Colony, humans always write things down by hand, and keyboards are only used for programming.
It's taken me a while to begin trusting them. So much has happened over the last three days that my head's been spinning. But as this is the first time I've managed to get to a Diary (of sorts) since my escape, I'll try and remember as much as possible.
Father had taken me on some sort of errand, I don't know what it was, on Date 66. I'd never heard of anything of the sort occurring in the history of the Colony, and I was surprised and a little touched that he trusted me enough to invite him to such an important event, despite the lack of proper water and minimum rations.
I was angry, though. Father had never denied me any information before. Admittedly, I had never asked for restricted information - I had no want of it - but after a day or so I was confused and bored, and I was missing Cunning. So I confronted Father near the Outer Wall. I had been forced to put two walls between Cunning and myself already - I wanted to make absolutely sure that there was a good reason for putting another between us before I walked through those gates.
And Father was unable to give me an answer.
I could not explain my feelings. Ever since we had left the Colony my mind had seemed to open up, certain barred doors had been unlocked. It was as if my whole head was expanding. My thoughts could flow easier, I was doubly curious of everything around me. And something deeper - I don't know quite what it was, but my whole personality had changed. I was angry. I had been angry before, but that was nothing. It was as if the anger that flared briefly in the Colony had been hot water stored in a large tank, and the anger I felt on that night had been the water steaming out in a huge torrent. I was unnerved and scared by the change in my mind, but it helped me think clearer. And that was how I knew that Father wouldn't let me have what I wanted.
So I abandoned him, something I never thought I would do. Running back to the Colony had been easy; all I could think of was Cunning, and my desire to be back in his arms.
But then I had been ambushed, by freaks in black clothing. They had come forwards to talk quietly to me, dragged me off the path into the shadow of a bush, to hide me from Father's infrared scanners, and they had tried to talk to me. I knew they were Interlopers at first glance - they had that look about them; a strange facial hair had grown on their chins and upper lips; dark, sunken eyes and prominent cheeks. They were human, sure - but they didn't look like the Children at all, nor were they dressed like them.
I wouldn't cooperate with them, so they gagged me and bound me. Dragged me into some sort of concealed tunnel, which had somehow been constructed under the Union's nose without their noticing. The entrance - a heavy metal trapdoor - had been perfectly concealed by the bush, which by the feel of it was made from PP or some other artificial polyform.
When we had emerged the other end I was barely conscious. They had given me a perfectly comfy bed, but they'd locked the door on the way out, and I was stuck until morning, when I had my first visitor.
He came in quietly, as if not to scare me, but I woke instantly and huddled against the wall behind my bed, staring up hatefully at my captor and curling tight like a Hedgehog (an animal I once found in Encyclopaedia Systematica) does when it feels threatened. The man was 1.8 metres tall at least, and he was carrying a tray.
"You no need worry," he said in a deep voice. "We no give food nice as in your prison, but we help you."
His accent was so alien and unrefined I had trouble understanding him. It did nothing to help my nerves.
"Who are you?" I said, defiantly as I could. "What do you want with me?"
"I Tiranus. I one of men who rescue you."
"You didn't rescue me, you - you've taken me prisoner!" I shrieked.
"Here," said the man called Tiranus, putting a tray on a table next to my bed. "Water and food. You need decent meal."
I admitted to myself that I was thirsty. I tried some of the water in the slim glass on the tray and straight away spat it out.
"That water tastes different ..." I said warily, sniffing it. "You're trying to poison me!"
Tiranus had actually laughed in my face, but I did not find him amusing. I smashed the glass on my bedside table and shoved the shards into his face. "If you come near me I'll stab you!" I screeched. I could feel the tendons in my arm and hand tensing, ready to attack. Tiranus stopped laughing at once.
"All right, flower, you must calm, then I come back and talk," said Tiranus slowly, deliberately, clumsily. He had then locked the door and left me alone for hours.
I could not deny my thirst, I had been without a proper drink for two and a half days. There was a tap and a dirty polyform basin in the corner and I drank like a Camel. The water tastes funny to this day but it hasn't had any effect on me at all. In fact, it's much more refreshing and cleansing than the water we drank at the Colony.
Tiranus had come back in and reiterated what he said before - the Interlopers didn't want to hurt me, they wanted to protect me, and the Colony was a dangerous place. They constantly referred to it as a "prison". The proper noun had been unclassified in Dictionary, and the improper noun had been restricted. And when they explained to me what the word meant I wondered why it had been restricted in the first place.
I think they are still wary of me. I'm waiting now for Tiranus to return. He said he'd give me a few hours to write in my journal, which he gave me the last time I saw him; then he'd be back with someone who spoke my language better than he did. I still haven't received a proper explanation from a well-spoken individual as to why this has happened, and I want to find out what other restricted nouns mean. And more than anything I want to find out what's happening in the Colony. I'm not going to spend much longer being locked in the dark.


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"Whoa, easy there," Dante murmurs, steadying me while I swing numb legs off the side of the seat. I make a face, tugging the helmet over my head. "Was that your first time on a motorcycle?" He asks, his hand still around my wrist, and puts the helmet on the handle of his motorbike. "You're a little pale...are you okay?"
"You mean white?" I laugh, shakily. "I'm fine, I just...that was really quick. Almost like living life on fast forward."
He raises his brows, tilting his head, that tell-tale sign of amusement.
"Thanks for the ride home...um..." I look at my door, then back at him, stretching my legs to get the blood flowing again. "Would you...like to come inside?"
Dante blinks at me, slowly, and steps back, leaning his motorcycle over to one side as he kicks out the stand. "Sure. If you don't mind." His voice is soft, gentler than it has been over the span of this day, but there's an undertone to it, something hidden and wary. "I wouldn't want to be a bother."
"You're not. Not at all," I wave him over to the door, digging out the key to unlock it and let us both inside. "Besides, it gets kind of lonely...living on your own."
He follows me into the living room, just past the dining table. "You live alone? No...family or anything?" His voice takes on a surprised note. "How old are you, anyway?"
"I'll be twenty in December," I shrug, bending to sit on the sofa. "My...parents were pretty adamant that I start living on my own by the age of sixteen. My dad helped me pay off this place, they both gave me a loan, and I was gone from their house. It's not so bad, I guess. I hear a lot of people are usually just kicked out by seventeen. They simply chose to give me a head start."
He turns to me, after having surveyed my lightly decorated house. Not very much to see, honestly... "You've been here for three years now, supporting yourself?"
I nod, rubbing my arms. "I've learned how to live with only the basics. Until Haylie came along, that is... She insists on going shopping for a new wardrobe sometime soon, and I have a feeling her idea of shopping includes buying the whole mall."
At her name, his expression shifts, darkening to edge of anger, definitely at unease.
"What is it?" I look up at him, leaning my elbows on my knees.
Dante frowns, his eyes flickering at the walls, the window near the door to my garage, anywhere but at me. "Nothing. I just...No, it's nothing."
"If it's about the way she asked about your scar, I'm really sorry, she means well and all, but she can get...pretty blunt sometimes." I hurriedly explain, worried at the way he seems ready to bolt. He hasn't even sat down yet. "She didn't mean to offend you, honestly."
"It isn't that." But he remains turned away, his face obscured by the shadow of the setting sun.
I stand up, padding closer to him, slowly. "Then...what is it?" At his sides, his fists clench repeatedly. "Dante?" My voice sounds uncertain, even to my own ears. Before I can question any further, he jerks around, a pained grimace on his face.
"Look, I'm not cut out for this type of thing. I don't interact with people. I don't have friends. I'm not going to be some pity animal for you two. You and your girlfriend can leave me alone. Just back off the emotionless monster that I am." He snaps, and, in this moment, it abruptly clicks that he could be the enraged, fighting cruelty that everyone said he was...that he could break under the anger that's inside of him and just beat me--maybe to the edge of death...like the one... "I know I told you to tell me if Kevin and his friend gang up on you again, but clearly you mistook that as a sign that I'm some good person, when I'm not. I'm not."
Breathing in sharply at the sudden sound of anger in his voice, I stiffen. Girlfriend? Haylie? Pity? "What are you--"
"And I'm sure as hell not going to be your toy, so you can just back off now." He lifts a hand, presumably about to dig into his jacket for the keys to his motorcycle. I snatch it, heart fluttering dangerously in my chest, because I know he's angry and this kind of anger could have me thrown across the room and beat senseless but I just can't let him leave thinking the most messed up thing about me and Haylie... "Don't--damn it..." His voice catches, his cold, slate eyes rising to look through me. "I don't need your sympathy."
"I'm not trying to give it to you," I say, both of my hands around his larger one. "I'm not. You're not some toy to us--to me, Dante, I swear it. I don't know what made you think that, but I wouldn't do that to you. I just wanted to be able to talk to you...to just...be near you, after that first day. I hear a lot about you, alright, I admit that, but," I look up at him, swallowing hard. "I don't believe it. I know you can fight. I know you can be dangerous. Hell, I know you could hurt me, right now, if you wanted to. But...I know you're kind, too. You wouldn't have stuck up for Haylie that day with her friends, or me with Kevin, or even that random kid that was getting jumped earlier today if you weren't. You gave me that makeshift ice-pack, remember? That helped the swelling? You even...saw me as a person."
I bite my lip again, hard enough to break the skin, trying to stall the tears from forming in my eyes. "So many people act like I'm invisible, it's not even funny after three years. My own parents didn't even really see me as me--just as baggage that stole part of their income. And I'm not saying this so you'll feel sorry for me and stay, because I know you aren't like that. I'm saying this to prove that you have a heart, just by being concerned about Kevin bullying me," My hands tremble on his, and I feel so pathetic, crying in front of him, so ridiculous for being this desperate to make him understand. But I lift my gaze back to his anyway. "And because I don't want you to leave."
At first, the stare I receive convinces me that he's listening, that he understands...and then he turns away from me, his hand slipping out from both of mine, a scowl on his lips.


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BuilderDamden Group
Location Gottigere
Sizes 1100 - 2150 sqft.
Price/sq.ft 4500 Onwards
Status COMPLETED
Added Date On Jan 06, 2016
Total Units 110
Project AddressGottigere, Bangalore
Sales TypeNew Property
Property TypeApartment
Last Updated On30- 08-2016
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Damden Zephyr is a project by Damden Group which is located in Gottigere, Bangalore. The apartment has a total of 110 units of 2 Bhk and 3 Bhk flats ranging from 1100-2150 sq ft. Damden Zephyr offers its residents amenities including a sports facility, club house, swimming pool, gym, jogging park, play area. The neighborhood is home for essential requirements like schools, petrol pumps, banks, ATM, parks, restaurants. Modern healthcare services are also available.
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A police source gave the same death toll from the air strikes in a mountainous area of Al-Bayda province.
The sources said the raids hit three villages west of the provincial capital, also called Al-Bayda -- Al-Makhnaq, Al-Dooqi and Al-Mamdud.
Residents said the raids were carried out by US aircraft, but those accounts could not be immediately verified.
Yemen is the ancestral homeland of slain al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and the jihadist network took advantage of a protracted anti-government uprising last year to seize large swathes of the south and east.
Washington has long made the country a major focus of its "war on terror". Two of the raids, launched from around 2330 IST and lasting around three hours in total, struck the homes of Ahmed and Ali al-Humaiqani, two residents of Wadi al-Makhnaq, witnesses said.
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Kansas Bioscience Park Venture Accelerator
Location: 10900 S. Clay Blair Blvd., Olathe.
Size: 39,000 square feet.
Value: $11 million.
Players: Kansas Bioscience Authority, tenant/developer; Excel Constructors Inc., contractor; PGAV Architects, architect; Lathrop & Gage LLP, law firm; CRB, Walter P. Moore, Schlagel & Associates, engineers; UMB Bank, financier.
Description: This bioscience incubator is the first building on the Kansas Bioscience Authority's Olathe campus, which is designed to provide high-tech office and laboratory space for Kansas bioscience companies.
Design considerations: The venture accelerator was built to U.S. Green Building Council's Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Gold standards.
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Sustainability: The building's energy performance is 27 percent better than average baseline buildings, bringing $42,414 of annual energy cost savings.
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My father and my mother had gotten into a fight and my dad is staying with Seth's family for a couple months while my mom can put her life together again. I bet she knows that once he comes back that everything will be how it was. But since he is gone I'm glad that we have quiet around the house and the both of us are sober. I have been sober since he moved out which was three weeks ago. Every other day the sun comes out and I can tell spring is right around the corner. I mean it is now March and the sun should come up but I know that there won't be much of it. Washington only had about fifty sunny days or so. The band hasn't spoken to one another in a while and I started to get worried about our future. I mean the music views are great, we have two hundred more plays than we did the last time Alice said something about it. I think we should just put everything that has happened to us behind us, act like it never happened. I think I was going to call Seth today and we should round up the band and play down by the park. I mean we could play at the end of the year in the gymnasium or something. I picked up the phone and dialed Seth's number. "Hello?" Luckily he answered. "Seth, it's Sam. We should get the band together and play somewhere public; it will give us a good chance to show everyone our music. Are you up for it?" I tried to sound enthusiastic. "Why do you act like everything is okay? You should hate me…but whatever. I'll call Michael and Derek and we'll meet you down at the park, you know where they have that stage and everything. They usually have performances from actual bands but this is good enough." He hung up. I gathered all the instruments in my mother's car and asked her for a ride. It was a pretty decent day; it was cloudy and warmer than it should be in March. I mean for Washington it was really warm…something that usually doesn't happen. My mom helped me unload her vehicle and Seth, Michael, and Derek helped me take the instruments and amps down at the stage. Once we set everything up we started to play the song I wrote about my grandmother's life. Some people stood in front of the stage and then more and more people came to see us. This was the feeling I have been experiencing in my dreams and now it is coming true. I played bass as good as the practice and we almost sounded professional, everyone started cheering and trying to find out the words to the song so they could sing along. Then there was one face that I knew, that I loved. There was Alice, right in front of the stage, she could reach out and touch Michael if she wanted to. She was singing along with every song we played and she looked at everyone with such significance that I would have never thought that she was a bad person. I thought she really cared equally for all of us and I knew she wasn't apart of the band anymore but I still loved her, after all that she's done to me. I know she doesn't love me but no matter what I will always love Alice. We finished our last song and the crowd applauded and screamed. My mother watched us play and she took us all home. The whole band ended up staying the night and we all were sober that night. We just went downstairs and watched TV and talked about nonsense. We also talked about the band, which was definitely not nonsense. Usually Seth tried to talk about Alice but someone always changed the subject. "How great was it to play in front of all those people?" Derek had a big smile on his face. "That's how it will always be if we ever become famous. If we ever get to play real shows." Michael sighed. I grabbed my guitar and sat in the recliner with my legs hanging over the edge. I started played another song, acoustic. I really didn't feel like plugging it in and hearing big noise, after last night we needed a few days off or our ears would probably just explode. Michael, Derek, and Seth just started talking about something else while I spaced out and continued playing whatever came to my mind. I was basically in my own world until my mother came down and took my guitar right out of my hands. "Someone is here to see you." She put the Strat leaning against the couch and the rest of the band followed me upstairs. There was a man sitting at the table with a suit and briefcase. What had we done now? Were we in trouble for playing without consent? My mother went outside to leave him to speak with us. My heart pounded inside my chest and I looked at everyone else. They were all looking at me and then back at the man who looked straight at me. I cleared my throat, "What would you like to speak with us about?" I asked and put my hands on the table. He put his briefcase on the table and began speaking. "Well I heard that you and your band played at the park last night." The briefcase squeaked when he opened it and he had a little stack of paper and five pens. I nodded and looked at everyone again, then at the man. "I am Brad, by the way. And I am willing to be your manager and sign you up for a record deal." He held his hand out and I shook his with as much strength as I could. How is this happening and why is this happening? I didn't have to look at my band to tell they were smiling. He set the four papers and pens in front of us and then frowned when there was not a fifth person. "Oh, Alice isn't really in the band. We told her she was the manager or she could be the other guitarist before but I don't think she's in the band anymore." I explained. And as I started to read through the paper again Alice walked in and took a seat. He smiled and set the paper in front of her. "I want to make sure you read through it thoroughly before you sign it, many young people do and regret it later because they didn't read it." Brad warned. And we did, we all read through it and made sure this is what we wanted. Everyone signed…but me. I leaned back and sighed. "I'm not exactly sure about this guys. We don't have a band name yet…and we still have to edit the music because there was no bass before when we put the music up on the Internet. Or guitar…I don't know but this sounds…not right yet." Everyone looked at me mystified and mouths hung open. "I have to have everyone's signature for this to be final. Call me when you're ready." Brad smiled at us and slid me his card. The paper and pens still lay in front of us. "How could you do this to us, to everyone in the band?" Alice shredded her contract up and threw it away. "It's not right, we haven't edited the music yet or come up with a band name yet." I began to raise my voice. At this point I didn't care what I said to her, it wasn't my fault that our band wasn't ready. "Well you and everyone else really wanted this. And they could have edited it for us." Derek interrupted her.


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Martin von Hildebrand is the President and Founder of Gaia Amazonas. He is an ethnologist who for over four decades has led efforts to secure indigenous territorial rights and the protection of the Colombian Amazon Forest. He has been awarded the Global Leadership Award (Tallberg), Right Livelihood Award (known as the Alternative Nobel Prize), the Skoll Award for Social Entrepreneurship and The Order of the Golden Ark from Holland, amongst several others, in recognition of his work with Gaia Amazonas and the COAMA program.
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