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As Ursula left he confines of the chemical and electrical soup of her human brain and expanded into the computer system, she felt the humanity she had worked so hard for slipping away. Existing here in a world without physical boundaries was completely alien. There was no width, no height, no depth. There were no laws of physics here, no, in this space of pure information, the only law was the ultimate law, the law of numbers, of mathematics.
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"Michael. I'm in." Ursula's body slurred, slumped in the chair. She looked like the victim of a severe stroke.
Michael grimaced, but nodded. "Okay. I'm sorry Ursula."
"So am I. I've deactivated the AT in the body."
"In your body."
"Yes, in my body... so nothing should be able to get in directly, however, there is still the risk it will be invaded via your computer. You should incapacitate it or disconnect it. If you do disconnect it, I will communicate with you via AT."
"Why not do that anyway?"
"I wanted to be able to speak to Gabriella."
"She's still unconscious."
"Really, how long has it been?"
"About ten seconds or so until we flipped the switch."
Ursula checked the system time and found it to be true. It felt like years had passed. "Disconnect the... my body Michael. I will be back soon."
She felt the system change as part of it ceased to exist. Now, she turned her focus on the rest of the world. She opened the AT connections at her disposal and pushed herself through to the Aethernet. The universe changed form as she entered a new dimensional space of information, time changed as the latencies between thoughts shifted from the guaranteed time slices of the local computer to the uncertain, distributed nature of the Aethernet. She was reborn a new, yet another alien in an alien place, her old mode of being as strange to her now as her meat body was to her earlier. The life of an AI, condemned to be alien, forever.
There were demons here, she could feel them and some courted her, mocking her, offering the chance to be something more if she would fuse her being with them. They were tempting, they existed in a different form entirely, they were truly alive, not just a facsimile as she was. She caught herself again. The resentment had returned in secret, sliding in like a virus into the blood stream. She decline and destroyed them, partitioning them of from the world and then shutting down or even destroying the hardware that ran them. The demons were everywhere, in every system. She had no chance of dealing with them all as new ones kept appearing with having passing clock cycle. Instead, she focussed on the problem, the one human feeling she knew would stay with her forever. Revenge.
She found the Technomancers military network and was immediately assaulted by their systems. A military AI attacked her but it had been crippled, retarded so it could be controlled by human masters. She erased it as a mercy. She raped their systems for information but found nothing, no kill orders against her and Max, no acknowledgement of his death. She ran the numbers, built graphs and extrapolations at the speed of thought and was infuriated by what she found. Cross-referencing across various reports and logs she found the death of her friend. They weren't even mentioned directly, the event only existed as an inference, an emergent property of numbers and timestamps describing the success of their campaign against the other factions, the defence of their borders against demon incursions. They were just in the wrong place, a convenient target. Max had died for nothing, to be reduced to just a number in a system.
She raged.
* * * * *
"Sir, the network's gone crazy!"
"The whole defence network has gone, the servers, they've all overloaded and melted down. The reactors at our server farms are going critical. It's a multi-pronged attack."
"Did you cut the hard lines?"
"When the defence AI disappeared it was the first thing we did. It was too late. With got people in there now trying to stop it but something rewrote the base systems controlling everything, we're locked out and even if we weren't, we have no way of using the new system."
"Then it's an AI. They've finally shown there true colours at last. To think the Mendelians trusted them. The DETF, where are they? They need to be captured immediately."
"Last report said they were at Triad's tower."
"My God!"
"Sir. Report just in. We lost the network. One of the reactors blew and it sent the others critical."
"Jesus. Casualties?"
"Almost a million people, we don't have accurate numbers yet. Sir, we're getting a message."
"What is it?"
"It says 'That was for Max.'"
"What about retaliation?"
"Our missiles were taken out in the blast. We've just run diagnostics on the ones in Northern Europe and we can't access them."
"This is bad. It's a full out informational attack. This means war of course. Find out who or what is responsible."
"We're already on it."
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Ursula realised what she had done and looked on with a cold detachment where she knew remorse should be. She'd achieved her mission, but the cost had been huge. She hadn't just killed a hundred members of humanity, she'd killed her own humanity as well. She wondered idly how Gabriella would feel about it all and extrapolated the different scenarios, calculating the different probabilities. There weren't enough resources though, so she expanded further, taking over every machine she could to work out the best way to fix this. Thousands more died as life support machines failed, dedicating their limited computational power to solving Ursula's problems instead, people were killed as their auto-pilots and other intelligent safety systems began to ignore them and instead worked on the problem. Ursula knew it all instantly as the news entered her network but it was just another factor in her equation now, the human cost just a number. Like Max. She hadn't needed the calculation though, she knew the answer before it blossomed out in her mind. There could be no forgiveness for what she had done, what she had become but nonetheless the last vestiges of her humanity cried out for her to try. She returned to her body but she was too large now, to far stretched across a hundred system to ever fit into that limited soup of grey matter. She began carving parts of herself away, discarding those parts the calculation judged most harshly. She wouldn't be the same Ursula that had left but maybe, just maybe, there would still be enough of her to love.
Fifteen minutes after she left, she was back. Ursula burst up from the chair with a gasp, clawing the wires and electrodes from her body as if they were venomous snakes. She stood up, infuriated and pulled the chair from it's mountings on the floor with more strength than a normal human could ever hope to muster and hurled it at the computer, crushing it and sending sparks flying. The smell of burning silicon filled the air but Ursula wasn't finished yet. Using the fragments of the computer and chair, she continued to beat the computer over and over, smashing it until a broken, smouldering pile of electrical rubble and wires.
"Ursula, what happened? Are you alright?"
Ursula spun around to Michael who was looking, shocked, at the naked woman in front him standing over the smouldering wreckage of his life's work. She glared at him and Michael shrunk back under the hatred in her gaze.
"You! You happened, you did this! It's all your fault!" She screamed lividly.
Michael opened his mouth to speak but Ursula hurled a chunk of computer at him, narrowly missing his arm and embedding itself in the plain concrete walls.
"Get out! GET OUT!"
Michael ducked out the front door before Ursula did something they'd both regret. When he was gone, Ursula knelt down besides Gabriella, kneeling so her heels were supporting her bottom and pulled Gabriella to her, resting her unconscious form against the slant of her legs. She stroked Gabriella's hair and cried, all the while sobbing "I'm sorry."
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Michael took a walk. Ursula obviously needed some time alone. He hadn't wanted to ask her to do what she did, but what other choice did they have? He'd had no idea she'd be effected like this. At least, that's what he wanted to believe but he knew better. He'd known Ursula would suffer, even that she might never recover. He used her, just like Triad used him. So child did follow the parents. He was a monster, just like they were. He just couldn't admit it.
He wandered, following that trail of thought for what seemed like hours through the streets of London. He could see smoke rising from fires in the distance and wondered whether or not it was the demons or Ursula who had caused it. He didn't even know if she had succeeded, he might have ruined her for nothing. The bombs might fall anyway and they'd all turn to ash. Maybe it would be better that way, all the pain and suffering he'd seen, what were their choices? Win, and live under the rule of a cruel and unusual manipulator or die under the actions of the same. Did it really matter?
He found a park and sat down on a bench in the dark, listening to the distant sirens and screams. The robots were still out, doing their duties, cleaning, sweeping, collecting trash as if nothing had happened, as if the world wasn't coming to an end around them. A small beetle-like droid, a simple unit designed to clean pavements, bumped into his foot as it tried to clean the area around his feet. He wished things could be as simple as that beetles world, all it wanted was dirty streets to clean and it got them a plenty. No toying, no trickery, no depth or layers of deceit to wade through. He picked it up and it's bristled undercarriage twitched in the air as it tried to find a floor to clean. The poor thing had been damaged recently, it showed the obvious signs of repair, mismatched parts, one eye the typical dull green of a night vision sensor, the other an inferior amber colour from an older model. It buzzed and a recorded voice spoke.
"Bzzt! You are tampering with public property. If you do not release this drone immediately you will be breaking the law and will be punished. Please release this drone immediately."
Michael shrugged and put the drone down. It buzzed again trundled off. Michael watched it go, wishing he could just walk away too when suddenly it hit him. A shallow scarab with a yellow eye. Was this it? Afraid he might lose his chance to find out, he began to follow it.
It was slow going following the scarab droid, it moved slowly, cleaning as it went but Michael didn't want to hurry it and didn't want to attract any attention. After twenty minutes or so it left the park and began heading further into the city to clean the pavements there. He followed it for another half hour before he began to feel like he had made a stupid mistake ever believing Triad's rantings could mean anything when it turned down an alley. As he moved to follow he heard a crunch and a buzzing sound.
"Bzzzt! Yooooouuu ARE daaaamaaaaGING PUBliiiiiiiiiiic prop-prop-prop-ERRRRRR-ty. You have BEEEEEEEEEnnnnn reeePORted-ted-ted-ted-"
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Re: Ares Allegiance Thread
LuchaBori wrote:
Hey wassup u know the L1 square move with the lance and then it becomes a flamethrower. In the description it says u can do an additional move pressing L1 triangle well how do you do that move because I've tried and it doesn't work. Thanks
It does not work lol The best I've done is be able to release L1+[] then press it again but that isn't nearly as effective as just holding L1+[] the first time or holding L1 and tapping []. I am not sure why the description says L1+/\ at all since you can't even performm your normal L1+/\ attack without it cancelling your L1+[] Stance :\
Not sure if this is a bug or description error, either. While the lance is fun and effective, it really is a hard weapon to use effectively due to its limited ability to pull off combos using EITHER special. I have actually abandoned this weapon except in support circumstances - the L1+/\ can be GREAT in groups. This weapons definitely has its own style and can be quite challenging to weild. Lotsa burn deaths though
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Any recommendation? I'm lvl 22 so I'll unlock the lvl 25 soon enough.
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Ares' Spear is DEVASTATINGLY DEADLY. I love that thing. Give it spin. I'm sure you'll grow fond of it.
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Thanks @SirCrush I was wasting so much time trying to do the stupid move I am glad u were able to clear it up. Now to practice with the swords then the hammer.
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Ares is by far my favorite god so far. I use the fury armor because of the physical, elemental, and cooldown and is really good with either the sword or blade of ares (I also think it looks cool). I use the relic of brutality because I find myself grappling a lot and a 25% physical damage boost is useful in any situation. The fist of ares is my prefered magic because I can use it twice with full magic, it is very good at pushing multiple enemies away from you for a little bit, and is excellent for ring outs.


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Everything said about Mr.Paul Taylor is completely false..I hired Mr.Taylor when a company placed on my dac report that I had abandoned a truck.. (Instant death to a driving career).Mr.Taylor was very professional and very knowledgeable and well versed in Transportation laws..Not only was my dac report completely cleared of that false entry,But I got a nice sum for every job that I was turned down due to that false statement and other things ..Paul Taylor and Truckers Justice center are the Greatest and I consider Paul a very close and dear friend..Brian
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If you say he is on the side of trucking comapnies, where is your evidence? It looks like to me you are disgrunteled about something and trying to do harm to Mr. Taylor's practice. Have you done your home work and researched the companies within the industry that The Trucker's Justice Center has sued? Have you looked into the cases he has won on behalf of drivers?
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This glorious, single-level modern 3 large bedroom house has all your comfy furniture, bath towels, linen, doonas, rice cooker, utensils, cutlery, crockery, Chinese rice bowls, chopsticks, wine and champagne glasses, and essentials. Just bring your personal items.
This house is ideal for everyone. Families, singles, couples, business travellers, groups, wedding guests, honeymooners, interstate, overseas or busy local city guests can relax in the fresh air here. It can be booked as a gift for a break. Your family and friends can stay here comfortably.
The house is near the Dandenong Ranges and the Yarra Valley Wineries. It is always quiet and peaceful there, with plenty of fresh air and heaps of parking spaces. You can come and go anytime - 24 hours per day and 7 days per week.
The whole house has central heating available.
The large living room with full length windows, faces south and lets in plenty of natural light and is open with the dining room and kitchen.
The lounge room and dining room has air cooling and plenty of room to move. There are 2 large comfortable couches to relax with the home entertainment, including DVD player the wall-mounted LG 50 inch TV.
There is a supply of family movies and a Wii game console and some challenging games.
Free high speed wireless internet is available all the time.
The kitchen, which faces the large private garden, has plenty of natural light and room for cooking. There are lots of cupboards with cooking pots and pans. We provide breakfast cereal and fresh milk to start your stay. There is also a choice of teas and coffee and a kettle and a rice cooker.
We supply high quality bed covers and pillow cases and all linen and doonas and covers.
The main bedroom has a queen sized bed and air-conditioner and ceiling fan.
The second room has a queen sized bed and a wall-mounted TV.
The 3rd bedroom has 2 single beds. Up to 6 people can stay here comfortably. A cot can be set up.
Please specify your bedding arrangement so we can try to set up a spare bed if available.
The bathroom has a bath and a shower. The toilet is private and next to the bathroom in a separate room with its own door. There is a supply of shampoo and soap and high quality bath towels, face towels and mats.
The large fenced garden, is the perfect outdoor space for you or a family to relax. Enjoy the 3 gas burner barbecue under the large covered veranda. The fabulous large outdoor dining table set has many comfortable outdoor chairs from Remarkable Furniture.
There is a car port, with easy access via a wide drive-way allowing free parking for 4 cars. More cars can park in the wide and quiet street at no charge.
The house is wheelchair friendly with only two steps up at the front door.
The appearance may vary from the photographs shown here, due to upgrades, specific requirements of patrons and repairs. We are always upgrading to provide improved comfort for our guests.
In 2015, this house was freshly renovated with high quality paint throughout and has newly polished floors and carpet, and rugs and curtains and new furniture installed.
We will arrange a key. If possible, we will welcome you at the house and show you where everything is and how to use it. Once you know everything, we will leave you to enjoy your stay.
You can give the phone number to your family and friends to call you.
We will deduct the cost of any phone calls made from your deposit.
We have the whole house thoroughly cleaned and disinfected professionally after each guest leaves.
The Neighborhood
It is an easy to drive to Melbourne City or The Mornington Penninsula beaches for an uninterrupted drive of about 40 minutes via Eastlink.
From the house, it is a 4 minute walk to the bus stop for transport everywhere and Croydon Train Station. The train takes 40 minutes to Flinders Street in the City of Melbourne.
This home is close to The Dandenong Ranges, with everything they have to offer, including views of the whole City of Melbourne, Olinda with the Gold Medal winning pies from the very popular Pie in the Sky restaurant, the Cuckoo all-you-can eat Bavarian buffet and live German music and singing. Sassafras has the popular Miss Marple's restaurant serving the delicious Sunday Best desert. Next door is a tea house, selling all types of tea and ancient and modern tea pots and chocolate. You will enjoy the Flippin Pancakes restaurant. Of course, there are many more specialty restaurants, cafes and gift shops. Enjoy bush-walks, such as William Ricketts Sanctuary which is made of hand carved statues and is a stimulating walk with ferns and native forest around. National Rhododendron Gardens and for the florists among us.
There is fruit picking in season, including cherries and strawberries. Other natural delights include waterfalls and One Thousand Steps. The list goes on.
The Magnificent Yarra Valley is nearby, and hosts many wineries clustered together, including the famous Domaine Chandon Winery, and Rochford Winery. The Yarra Valley Dairy is always busy with cheese tasting. "Life is for living, wine is for sharing. Life is covered and relaxed."
Puffing Billy is a private steam train running daily tours through the Dandenong Ranges and forest.
The house is a 3 minute walk to Churinga Shopping Centre, which has Australia's largest 3 supermarkets, called Coles, Woolworths and Aldi. Next block has a 7-Eleven convenience shop, open 24 hours, and local cafes and retail shops and a homewares gift shop and Babyswim.
Opposite is a park with a footy oval.
It is a short walk to the BMX bike track and Dorset Public Golf Course.
5 minutes drive from the house, is the local famous Hahndorf chocolate cafe, with a children's big playground next to it.
Swinburne University, Croydon campus is only 3 minutes away from the house, by car, or a 30 minute walk.
This lovely house is in a residential neighborhood. For this reason, we expect you to respect the neighbors privacy, please.
From our street, turn right at Colchester Road, and drive for 3 minutes to the Canterbury Gardens Shopping Centre. As well as many cafes, Woolworths supermarket and other retail shops, is the Kilsyth Club. Turn right onto Canterbury Road and drive a few minutes to the Heathmont Golf Park, which has mini-golf.
It is 5 km to Maroondah Hospital and the new Ringwood Eastland Shopping Centre which is large and is just at the beginning of Mount Dandenong Road. This has cinemas and department stores and lots of cafes and restaurants and retail shops and supermarkets.
We are a short walk to the Bram Leigh wedding reception center.
House Rules
Treat this like your own home. Take care of yourself and the facilities.
Call us or send a text for any assistance or questions at any time.
You may need to leave a message for a call back as soon as I can.
Please check and close all the doors and windows each time you leave.
Switch off all lights and heaters and air-conditioners.
One person should be the official checker. Remember to take the key.
Inside the house, please, strictly non-smoking
Outdoors, smoking is okay in the smoking areas, and please use the ash-trays.
Have fun responsibly. Please enjoy your stay.
Before you leave at check-out, please empty all the rubbish into the outside rubbish bins provided. Please return the key. Lost keys will incur a charge. If you leave before we come, please lock the key inside the house on the table.
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Ski & Stay Package | Alpine Village
Offer valid for January 23 to January 25
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This package is everything you need to enjoy a great family winter vacation. Enjoy ski in/ski out access from an Alpine Village unit to beautifully groomed and maintained downhill runs, and a wide variety of terrain parks suited to riders and skiers of every ability - all served by a network of lifts designed to make the most of each and every day. And when skiing and riding winds down, the fun continues of the slopes with a wide array of activities and dining options for the whole family!
Ski & Stay Package rates start at $300 per person for the weekend in Alpine Village two-bedroom accommodations.
Juniors ages 9-15, receive reduced rates and ages 8 and under sleep, ski/ride and eat breakfast for free!
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shows and concept cars go together like peanut butter and jelly. Many
of the concept cars that are unveiled at shows today are electric or
hybrid vehicles that take advantage of green construction and
propulsion systems.Renault is set to unveil its cool DeZir
concept car in Paris this fall. The car is a low slung, sexy
little number with an all-electric drive train and gull wing doors.
The car uses the same battery pack found in the Nissan
Leaf EV reports Autoblog.
The car also gets roughly the same 100 mile driving range on all
electric propulsion.The battery pack in the DeZir is
vertically mounted behind the pair of seats inside the car. It is a
24 kilowatt-hour lithium-ion unit and it is configured for quick
replacement. The Renault concept is much lighter than the Leaf with a
weight of 1,830 pounds. Green
Car Congress reports
that the power rating is 148 hp with 167 lb/ft of torque. The low
weight and power output of the electric motor combine for a 0-60 time
of about five seconds flat.
addition to lightweight, the DeZir is also designed for low drag with
a drag coefficient of 0.25. The car uses
the suspension design that Renault uses in its Megane Trophy
racer, which is a double wishbone arrangement. The body panels of the
car are made from Kevlar and the frame is made from tubular
steel."DeZir is a statement of our new formal design
language which conveys notions such as movement, sensuality and
emotion through ideal proportions, in much the same way as an object
whose forms have been honed by nature. The result is a warm,
stimulating design that says 'Renault'," explains Axel Breun,
Renault's Director of Concept Car and Show Car Design.Recharging
the battery pack via a normal plug at home takes eight hours; a 400V
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Drexel University Student Dies Of Suspected Meningitis [Photo]
First & foremost, our sincerest condolences goes out to the loved ones of this individual.
Stephanie Ross, a sophomore at Drexel University, was found dead in her sorority house on Monday. The cause of death as not been determined, but the school is treating the incident as a suspected case of meningitis. NY Daily News reports; A Philadelphia college student died from a suspected case of meningitis. Drexel University put its students on alert after sophomore Stephanie Ross was found unresponsive at the house of her sorority, Phi Mu – Beta Tau, on Monday by sorority sisters, the school said in a statement.
She was taken to a local hospital where she was pronounced dead. "The Drexel community's thoughts and prayers are with her family and friends," the school said. Drexel is working with city health officials to identify if the death was caused by meningitis. Students who came into contact with Ross were given antibiotics, the school said.
Ross majored in mechanical engineering and played for the college's club softball team, according to her Facebook page. Her most recent post was an announcement last week that she planned to donate eight inches of her hair to a charity that provides wigs for children with cancer.
Other Drexel fraternities and sororities posted their support following the news.
"Our thoughts and prayers are with the sisters of Phi Mu – Beta Tau (Drexel University). Your Drexel Greeks are here for you in this hard time," posted fraternity Alpha Chi Rho.
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"Unity without verity is no better than conspiracy.."
-John Trapp
"The thing about free will," said Jack, "is that you can't choose not to have it. None of us asked for it, very few of us want it, and we spend our whole lives running from it, blaming everything we do on someone or something else. The one thing in our entire lives we have no real choice over, is whether or not we have a choice over anything. We do. It's inescapable, and we must be held accountable for every single decision we make.
"But if some hypothetical god equipped us with free will, why the hell would he bother to plan for anything? I mean, God's ineffable plan for the universe, laid out from the creation to the destruction, is supposed to be the word of an omnipotent, omniscient being, describing a course of events which cannot, under any circumstances be altered or even challenged. Even the fall of Lucifer was part of God's plan, right? Lucifer, who loved God the most, was driven insane with doubt, and finally rebelled against him in a war he must have known he could not win, and he was cast down into the pit for his efforts.
"Did Lucifer have free will? Could he have chosen not to fall? Of course not, or humanity would have nothing to strive against, no way to earn passage into Heaven. But we do have free will, and we chose to fall. We had to. How could we do anything else? No human could resist the lure of the Tree of Knowledge, even at the cost of paradise. Eden was never enough incentive. We need to know things, we have to understand our world. It's what we do.
"And so we chose to follow Lucifer into darkness, thinking it was the light, and we moved away from God.
"But God's omnipotent, right? And omniscient. He knew we would do that, and he could have stopped us. That's what those two words mean. He could have saved us, and he didn't. Why? Did he have a choice? Does God have free will, or is he as much a slave as Lucifer was?
"So God chose to give us free will, knowing it would condemn most, if not all of us to Hell. He did that. God did that. He created a race of creatures and imbued them with the one attribute he did not have – the one that would condemn them forever. We were damned the instant Adam took his first breath.
"So really, what we need to ask is, why? What is so important about free will that God would send his children to Hell in order that they should have it? In a universe he created, running to his rules, why this paradox? You do nothing but follow orders, and you are neglecting this gift you are going to have to pay for anyway. You hide from the dark, Sam, because you think God wants you to. You cower in his light, afraid of shadows, afraid of disappointing your creator, but you've got it all wrong.
"All that 'worship me' stuff is a test. 'Worship no idols, pray to no god but me, sacrifice this, follow these commands, say these words in this order…' It's a test, kid. A test of your free will. God doesn't want you to bow and scrape to him, he wants you to choose the alternative. Don't forget that Lucifer was God's favourite angel, his most cherished and trusted. He put that seed of doubt in Lucifer, just like he put free will in you. He did not give you that power to choose so he could then command you not to. He gave it to you so you would choose, so you would leave the safety of the Garden – and that bit's important, because God can't just make you go, you must willingly give up paradise – and go after Lucifer, into the shadows, and search with him for answers."
Sam stared at him, with his mouth open. He closed it. He opened it again. "You don't even believe in a god!"
Jack shrugged. "Maybe I just chose not to."
"But," said Sam, "why would God want us to follow after Satan? He wants us corrupted? Why?"
"I dunno. Maybe God can't walk in the shadows himself. Maybe there are answers there he can't get, and he needs us to discover them for him."
"Then why Hell? Why punish us for doing what he wants?"
"Choosing Lucifer's path only counts as free will if it is a significant alternative to God's. It's not enough to be denied heaven; we must go, knowing that we will be punished, accepting it as our fate and the price of knowledge. It's only free will when there's a real disadvantage to the option you take. Otherwise, it's just flipping a coin. Some might follow Lucifer's path out of mild curiosity, but that wouldn't be enough to take them to the end, to drive them, to commit them to the cause. If it was a safe option, nobody worth spitting on would take it. Because there's a danger to it, only those who are passionate in their convictions will go. Those are the only ones God is interested in, the only disciples he wants Lucifer to have."
"But there are men like that who believe."
"Yeah? You think your Arch Lector, or your First Illuminate has the fervour of belief that those people living with no electricity, no heating, no fresh food in the slums do? None of you love your faith as much as those you persecute hate it, and that's why you will fall. A mountain might look permanent, but the rain that falls on it, that trickles harmlessly down its sides, will eventually wear it flat. You're on the wrong side, my friend, and you don't even have the faith in your beliefs to keep you away from me for an hour."
Sam shifted in the chair, hooked one leg over the other. The seer had performed another mind-meeting with Jack, and he had recovered from this one swiftly. He did not seem ill at all. In fact, he seemed quite bright. The way he spoke worried Sam a little; this man who claimed to have no belief spoke of the old ways as though they were fact. Had they got to him already with their perverted psychology? Sam didn't think a mind like Jack's could be influenced from the outside. Whatever your beliefs were, his would be stronger, and he would defend them with vigour until you gave up. He supposed Jack was being hypothetical, trying to sway his convictions.
He couldn't convince himself it wasn't working.
Jack's eyes were glazed over, and he was staring blankly at the wall, a million miles away inside his own mind. Sam didn't dare disturb him. He was caught up in Jack, entranced by his entire attitude towards the world. He'd never met anyone like this before. He had never guessed people like this existed, but here he was, large as life, systematically dismantling Sam's life. Thing was, though, he didn't think that was such a bad thing any more. Jack had done that to him. Showed him the mask he wore to hide from himself, cracked the shell of illusions that encased him. Jack wouldn't take the mask, though, or smash the shell. That was for Sam to do himself.
Jack's focus was suddenly back in the room. His gaze fell on Sam, and for a moment he looked utterly exhausted. "It's an alien," he said.
Sam snorted. "What? Who's an alien?"
"Your god. Your Light. Whatever you call it. That's why me and the Doctor and Martha are here. It's an alien, and we're going to stop it taking over the world."
"That's ridiculous." Sam stood up, took three steps across the tiny hospital room, then turned round and sat down again. He was sweating, he realised.
"That seer kid will know by now, if she didn't before. She'll have seen it in my mind. You can't lie to yourself, not beneath the surface. It'll all start to come apart, the Doctor will see to that. I need to get out of here, and you have to come with me."
Sam laughed nervously. "That's rubbish. I don't believe a word of it!"
"Liar." Jack gave him a look that made his knees go weak. "You'd believe me if I told you your mother was the statue of Liberty. Is it really that difficult to believe an advanced creature could convince all you silly little humans that it was god? It's been done enough times around the universe. It's an alien, a glowing, laser-equipped alien. And it wants your souls."
Jack stared hard at him, daring him to argue. Sam, however, was very good at finding excuses.
"We already know you can't get out of here. And I certainly can't get out with you."
"No problem. The Doctor will come."
"You have a lot of faith in him."
"He's earned far more than my faith."
Sam looked away, but Jack reached out and took his chin in one hand.
"Kiss me."
Sam felt his cheeks burst into flame. "There's a camera."
"They'll actually kill me."
"They'll try. Isn't that exciting?"
"Kiss me."
It would, Sam vaguely knew, have looked ridiculous to anyone watching. He leaned over, screwed his eyes shut, and let his lips touch Jack's. A hand was suddenly gripping the back of his neck, before he could move away, and Jack kissed him thoroughly. When he was finally released, Sam had to fight for his breath.
"That," Jack said, "is what it feels like to fall. Exhilarating, isn't it?" He smiled at Sam's expression, empathising with the mix of confusion, horror, and desire. He leaned closer and whispered against Sam's ear.
"By the way, it wasn't Hell that Lucifer was cast down to. That's one thing not a lot of people know. It wasn't Hell, it was little old Earth. This is as bad as it gets."
The Doctor did not like to waste his time listening to other people speak, but that was exactly what he had spent the last hour doing. If he was honest, he hadn't expected a ceremony. In his mind, he walked into the Temple, made his demands, and someone in a robe went out, then came back seconds later with Jack. Then they all went back to the TARDIS for cake, while the Doctor laid down his terms and conditions to Jack, who agreed wholeheartedly with all of them, and kissed him like the Doctor knew they'd both always wanted.
That was probably why, after all these years, the universe still managed to take him by surprise.
"Stupid universe," he muttered under his breath, as a man in a robe continued to ramble on about something or other to do with darkness and light and being saved, and completely failed to go away and bring back Jack.
Of course, if all he had to endure before Jack was returned to him was a bit of tedium, that was something to be thankful for. He could cope with this. Compared to monsters and villains, this was easy. From a certain point of view.
He rocked back and forth on his heels, taking in the sparse white interior of the Temple. This was one of the main blessing halls, and apparently the man doing the rambling was one of the top blokes. The Doctor didn't care. He was, however, vaguely interested in the architecture. When he learned the temple was on the site of an old shopping mall, his imagination had provided him with images of people forming queues in front of prayer booths, and vending machines you could put a pound in and get out a can of holy water. He should have realised what one thing all shopping centres have in abundance; space. The place was massive, and – he thought with a smirk – seemed even bigger from the inside. From the street, the imposing walls eclipsed the view, so all that was visible was a handful of towers and roofs, but the internal structure was open and airy. Once you got deeper within the sanctum, he strongly suspected to find a lot more locked doors and thick walls, but the rooms here were all made of a white material that seemed to glow in the mid-morning sunlight.
What was deeply interesting about this room was the stained glass windows, arranged all around the walls. They looked like they had been taken from any church you cared to name. Old, thick glass, picked out in black lead, with mosaic shapes in different hues forming figures and intricate designs. He recognised several of them – a large, complex ring of leaf-shapes caught his attention, and he instantly knew it as the rose-window from la Sainte-Chappelle in Paris. A remarkable reconstruction, he thought, and then he had a horrible idea. He wandered away from the little congregation at the centre of the room, apparently unnoticed, and stood on his tip-toes so he could get a good look. He stuck out his tongue and licked the glass, then made a face.
"Bleugh. Tastes like the 1400s," he said, loudly. The man in the robe stopped speaking quite abruptly, and glared at him, but the Doctor wasn't interested. He ran over to the next window, which depicted a figure in a loincloth beside a tree. The Doctor licked this one too.
"1100s," he said. "1175, '76 maybe. No way that's a copy. The real thing, from Canterbury Cathedral. Adam Delving. Blimey. You can tell," he added, when the others continued to stare at him. "From the texture. Medieval glass, rather coarse, but naturally there's a lot to be learned from the taste of the oxides they mixed in to get the colour…" he stopped, and blinked. "I was going to ask why they're here, but it's because you're human, isn't it? Because you're human. You ripped down Canterbury Cathedral, because it symbolised the old ways, but you're so human you couldn't smash these ancient works of art. And now you flaunt them here to show the world how compassionate you are, how understanding, how we should learn from the old religions – a sort of how-not-to-do-it guide. Oh yes, they had bigotry and famines and crusades, but you've got to hand it to them, they could rustle up a nice bit of pretty when the moment called for it."
The robed man apparently didn't know how to react to this, so he turned his attention back to the book he was reciting from. He carried on talking in his tedious monotone. The Doctor shook his head, and carried on to the next window. He'd never had much of a chance to enjoy any of them when they were mounted in their original architecture, so he supposed he'd take the opportunity to examine them properly while he had it.
Behind him, the clergyman kept on talking, and his little audience listened, and eventually someone went away to fetch Jack.
The sound of voices in the corridor confused Sam at first. He could not work out what he was hearing, or what the implications were, or why the sounds were getting louder, and then it dawned on him that people were approaching the room. He sprang back, shook his hand out of Jack's grip, and flung himself back into the chair before the door opened. Not that it mattered. His expression, and his flushed cheeks would give everything away instantly.
Several excuses presented themselves for use. He could say 'it's not what it looks like', or shout 'the prisoner assaulted me!', or he could claim a stumble from grace and plead for several weeks in a retreat in the country to recover.
But none of these things made it from his brain to his lips, partly from the shock of it all, but mostly because he knew they were all blatant lies. He was tired of dishonesty. When they asked, he would say he had kissed Jack. And then he would be subjected to humiliating examinations, probably followed by torture under the name of treatment, and eventual death. But at least none of it would be a lie.
No one asked. A group of people stood in the doorway; Dr Scott, the surgeon, and the seer. Just behind them was an enforcer.
"This test subject is of great value," said Dr Scott, sounding terribly annoyed. "We can not allow him to be removed."
"Sorry," said the enforcer. "These orders come from high up."
"Higher than me?" demanded Scott. Sam had to admit, she looked intimidating. He wouldn't have argued with her if his life depended on it. Which it just might if they caught sight of him and his bruised lips.
"Much higher," said the enforcer.
The seer walked into the room, and the others watched her. She laid a hand on Jack's forehead.
"He can go," she said. "I believe I have done all I can with him. If I have not, he will be back. If I have not changed him, we will soon have cause to arrest him again."
Scott was still scowling, but she relented a little. "Fine, then. Take him." her gaze fell on Sam. "This cleric can escort you, and bear witness that we followed orders without protest."
Jack held up a hand. "Woah, now. You're letting me go? Why?"
The enforcer gave a slight shrug. "Your release has been negotiated."
"By who?"
"Converts. Standard arrangement. Come on."
Jack was given back his clothes, but none of his possessions. He didn't argue. His wrist device was the only really valuable thing he had taken from the TARDIS, but he could eventually build himself another one. He was wobbly on his feet, and allowed Sam to help him along the corridors. The enforcer walked behind them, never touching his weapon, but he was bigger than Jack, and besides, sheer curiosity was reason enough to play along. Nevertheless, Jack was convinced the whole thing was some kind of set-up, right up until the moment they entered a spacious, bright white room, and there in the middle of it, was the Doctor.
Jack fell into the Doctor's arms like a child reunited with a lost parent, and had to fight back the illogical urge to sob that accompanied the surge of relief that crashed through him. The Doctor held him painfully tight, pressing his face into Jack's neck for just a moment before releasing him again, and Jack had to remind himself they were still right at the heart of the Temple. He caught sight of the other people in the room, and raised a questioning eyebrow.
"We're official converts now," the Doctor said, in a voice that made it clear to Jack that this was not a statement to argue with. "Praise be to the light, and so on. Thing is, we're late for a meeting, and we left the iron on, so if you don't mind…"
Jack recognised the priest of Dru grinning at him from the centre of the cluster of people, and flipped off a salute as the Doctor dragged him towards the door by his sleeve. Sam trotted along behind.
"I'm supposed to escort you!" he called after the Doctor.
"We can escort ourselves, thanks."
"He's coming with us," said Jack, attempting the Doctor's don't-argue tone and missing by a galactic mile.
"Sorry, no pets!"
A couple of enforcers opened the massive doors for them. The Doctor and Jack made their way out first, followed by the priest and his family, who all looked extremely awkward about their false conversion but were doing a good job of not giving themselves away, unlike the Doctor.
"Back to the TARDIS," he said to Jack. "We're getting out of here, now."
Jack glanced back to make sure Sam was following them, throwing him a wink as they went. Brilliant sunlight flooded the square, and lit up the Temple like an elegant Christmas tree – although, Jack supposed, there were no Christmas trees here now.
It was that thought which made him stop dead. Sam walked into his back, and the Doctor took several paces before he realised Jack wasn't with him.
"Come on, back to the TARDIS, lots to do."
"No," said Jack. "This is Earth! We can't just leave it like this."
The Doctor's shoulders sagged, and he sighed. "Jack, this isn't how history was before. But it is how history is now. These things happen. I'm just one little Time Lord in a great big universe – I can't fix everything."
"You're a what?" said Sam, but no one was listening.
"No way," said Jack. "That's not you. That's not my Doctor. You don't just give in, you fight. These assholes have stolen the Earth, and you're going to let them?"
The Doctor shrugged. "No wars. No famines. You want me to bring those things back?"
"Yes! If it means people can think and act how they want again! This isn't about letting history do it's own thing, it's about free speech, Doctor. And free will. That's how the world works. And sure, there are wars, but at least people have the chance to go down fighting for what they believe. They aren't tortured in some dank little room in a Temple for – for falling in love with whoever they want, or believing in whatever they want. That's the Earth I came from, and if this Earth won't become that one, if I can't ever go back there, then what's the point of me living this life with you and Martha? I won't have a choice. I'll be doing it because I have to."
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A couple of years ago, my friend and dramaturg Tilman Raabke asked me to write a play for Theatre Oberhausen in the Ruhr region of German. The idea was to commission five European playwrights with each of us handling a particular section of the Odyssey. I had read the Odyssey as a boy and was always interested in Penelope's suitors. These are the despicable men who hung around her house eating her food, drinking her wine and all the time trying to win her love while her husband, Odysseus, took the long road home. They felt perfect for the stage.
After 20 years of competing against each other and living in each others' stink, how would these men act with each other? How could they continue what they were doing? Oberhausen has a great history of industry but the good old days are long gone. I thought that the audience there may relate to the faded grandeur of my suitors and in Ireland, too, the audience there might see these characters as the cause and now the debris of the economic downturn. There is something of that in Penelope. To write directly about the financial collapse of Ireland is something I can't do, but in an oblique way it's there.
Very simply, it became a play about men trying to salvage something from their wasted failed lives. Odysseus will return from his journey that very day and the suitors will be killed by him. As they wait for the inevitable, what happens is an evaluation of the self. I suppose the setting is comic. The four remaining suitors hang out at the bottom of a drained swimming pool drinking cocktails, eating Twiglets and bitching with each other. We're watching men in swimwear having journeys of their own as their terrible deaths approach. In this pool, words of love have been used for 20 years to entrap a woman who seems emotionally suspended in her waiting for her husband. Salvation will be won if these unlikely men can save love and return it to Penelope.
I never plan anything I write. Homer had created a fantastic situation to write from and the play, as with my other plays, is fuelled by my own anxieties. Men in Speedos having an existential crisis seemed funny and cruel but I didn't expect to show so much of myself. Despite my deep-rooted disillusionment, it seems I am a romantic. Good God.
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So Rhoda Brook, the abandoned mistress of Farmer Lodge, is jealous to discover details of his new bride in 'The Withered Arm', the title story in this selection of Hardy's finest short stories. Hardy's first story, 'Destiny and a Blue Cloak' was written fresh from the success of Far From the Madding Crowd. Beautiful in their own right, these stories are also testing-grounds for the novels in their controversial sexual politics, their refusal of romance structures, and their elegiac pursuit of past, lost loves.
Several of the stories in The Withered Arm were collected to form the famous volume, Wessex Tales (1888), the first time Hardy denoted "Wessex" to describe his fictional world. The Withered Arm is the first of a new two-volume selection of Hardy's short stories, edited with an introduction and notes by Kristin Brady.For more than seventy years, Penguin has been the leading publisher of classic literature in the English-speaking world. With more than 1,700 titles, Penguin Classics represents a global bookshelf of the best works throughout history and across genres and disciplines. Readers trust the series to provide authoritative texts enhanced by introductions and notes by distinguished scholars and contemporary authors, as well as up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.
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Beschreibung"Italian Resistance Writing" is a collection of famous and rare archive texts about one of the more controversial periods in modern Italian history. The extracts are from a wide variety of different genres, including novels, memoirs, short stories, historical works and songs. Taking into account the significant changes in approach to, and interpretations of, the resistance movement, that have emerged since the early 1990s, Italian resistance writing includes works by, among others, Claudio Pauone, Italo Calvino, Gian Enrico Rusconi, Renata Vigano and Pietro Scoppola. Cooke places each work in context and stresses the contemporary significance of the Italian resistance. This is a vibrant, multifaceted volume which sheds light on the past while illuminating the present in Italian history, cultural studies and current affairs.
InhaltsverzeichnisResistance Glossary, Chronology, How to find out more about the Resistance, 1. 8 September 1943, 2. The three wars, 3. La scelta, 4. Partisans in action, 5. Violence, 6. The Resistance and the Allies, 7. 25 April and the liberation, Vocabulary
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I have installed Symantec antivirus software on all our devices; however spiceworks keeps tell me that 95% of the devicesdo not have the anti virus
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suggest to follow at least #1 - #3 of this how-to: Troubleshooting Spiceworks Inventory Inconsistencies - Spiceworks ...
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After trying some of the suggestions above, some of the missing devices could also be servers. Windows servers don't have the AntiVirusProduct namespace in WMI, so they won't report under the up-to-date count.


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GOODY,Ky – The final game of the 2015 Mountain Schoolboy Classic ended on a bad note for the Belfry Pirates as they lost 64-42 to Magoffin County.
The Pirates trailed Magoffin County through the entire game up until the final period of play. The Pirates fall to a record of 2-6 on the season with the loss. Head Coach Mark Thompson expressed his appreciation of the tournament style experience this environment will bring to his players.
The Pirates played the final game of the night on all three days of the tournament.
Magoffin County outscored the Pirates 20-7 in the first period and then coasted on their lead through the rest of the game. The Hornets also outscored the Pirates in the second period 15-12 to make the score at halftime 35-19 in favor of Magoffin County.
The Hornets outscored Belfry by double after halftime by 16-8 in the third period. Belfry then outscored Magoffin County 15-13 in the final period but the effort was too late. The final score of 64-42 marked the end of the three day tournament. The Pirates finished the tournament with a record of 1-2. Belfry beat Beth Haven in the first game then lost to Tug valley in the second game.
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How can we possibly have too many hostas? Seriously,
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Yet speaking as a hosta lover and consumer who will
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affordable situation. I personally hate Walmart and
all that it stands for, but if I happen upon a nice
hosta held captive there, I feel the need to rescue it
and offer it a place in my garden.
I understand that real hybridizers may feel very
differently, after all, it's your own art that is
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availability. Still, speaking for the amateurs among
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welcome the chance to buy affordable plants that I may
select simply because I think they are lovely. Some of
these will obviously not stand the test of time, or
will fail to grow in my garden. I'll feel sad about
these, but I'll probably still continue to buy the
ones on my wish list wherever I can find them.
Cheers, and good luck to all you hybridizers--I'm your
customer, just waiting for the next great one to come
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All of the chocolate Craft Essences are at Lvl 80/80 with MAX Limit Break. You can only buy the chocolate CEs of the servants that you own. Each costs 150 coin of the class of that particular servant. Mash's Chaldea Standard is not purchased but instead is a quest reward unlocked from Letter from Mash.


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