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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 9, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas Whirlpool Williams Air Conditioning & Appliances 921 IN 35 South New Braunfels, TX 78130 (830) 625-5710 TACH OO JO* JC Page 4A — Herald-Zeiti ING — Sunday, March 9, 2003 Local/State Contact Features Editor Brian Grant, 625-9144 ext. 222 Dispatch- ►Horses home The two horses picked up Wednesday afternoon by New Braunfels animal control went home early Thursday. An employee at the New Braunfels animal shelter said the owner of the horses was waiting at 8 a.m. Thursday when the shelter opened. "She noticed they were missing," the employee said. The animals, a dark bay gelding and a Palomino mare, passed an uneventful night in a holding pen at the facility. % ; ► Burglary investigation Police investigating the burglary of a New Braun-, fels church have recovered :; property and money stolen ' in the incident. I Detective Bob Parchman ! said five suspects he describ-' ed as young men have been identified in connection with the case. The burglary occurred overnight this past Sunday or Monday at First Protestant Church in the IOO block of West Coll Street. ; Office equipment and a large quantity of money ; were reported stolen. "We're still working to recover more property and some of the suspects who were identified have been cooperative in helping to get the property back," Parchman said. "We should be wrapping up the investigation soon and we'll be getting the case to the district attorney's office for referral to the grand jury," Parchman said. ►Par arrested Two Austin residents * were arrested early TVies- * day on drug allegations after an accident at Walnut Avenue and Interstate 35. Roy R. Maloney, 27, and ; Esperanza McLaughlin, 24, were booked into Comal County Jail for possession of between 28 and 200 grams of a controlled substance, penalty group 3. The substance was a prescription medication. Officers who were called ^ to the accident at I a.m. * reported that Maloney and ' McLaughlin both appeared to be intoxicated. When they looked in Maloney's vehicle, they allegedly saw a large quantity of pills in plain sight. McLaughlin posted $5,000 bond and was released Wednesday. Meetings- NEW BRAUNFELS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF TRUSTEES — regular meeting, 5:30 p.m., Monday, at the Library at the NBISD Education Center, 430 West Mill. CITY OF BULVERDE COUNCIL — regular meeting, 7 p.m., Tuesday, Bulverde Senior Center, 30280 Cougar Bend. COMAL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' COURT — special meeting (Conference of Urban Counties Luncheon) noon, Wednesday, Double-tree Guest Suites Hotel, 303 West 15th St., Austin. COMAL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' COURT — regular meeting, 8:15 a.m. Thursday, commissioners' courtroom, Commissioners' Court Building, 199 Main Plaza. COMAL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' COURT — regular meeting, 8:15 a.m. March 20, commissioners' courtroom, Commissioners' Court Building, 199 Main Plaza. Students learn chilling truth about drinking, driving COMAL COUNTRY MUSIC SHOW k March 12, 2003 L A (2nd Wednesday) |\ J New Braunfels Civic Center J ^■f 380 S. Seguin • New Bruanfels ^ 7:30 - 10:00 PM ^ Joyce Poe - Emcee FEATURE ARTIST: Kayleen Walker - Vocalist Artie Morris - Vocalist Bobby Eatherton - Incredible Entertainer! HOUSE BAND: Chuck Woods (lead guitar & banjo) Johnnie Pf ail (keyboard & steel guitar) Ken Moehng (fiddle & mandolin) Lynn Poe (bass guitar) Chris Rose (drums) Brian Duckworth (fiddle) Sally Carlson (rhythm guitar) Cover charge $4.00 • Doors open at 6:00 PM Barbeque dinners, sandwiches, & desserts served Sponsored by: The Comal County Senior Citizens Center (830) 629-4547 Co-Produced by: Johnnie Pfeil (830) 62S-SS63 Chuck Woods (830) 629-2425 lustrated impaired vision at three different blood-alcohol levels. 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It's that time again everybody. Time to talk all things soccer in the latest SBI Live Q&A.
If you want to talk U.S. men's national team, Major League Soccer, or maybe some European transfer news, feel free to do it here. Send your questions my way and I will try to answer as many of them as I can over the course of the next few hours.
Let's get started (Q&A is after the jump):
"I've been a fan of Bill Simmons writing for years, but let's be honest, he knows jack about soccer."
It's about time somebody said it.
Dear Mr. Galarcep:
Re: Your article on foxsoccer.com – 2011 Gold Cup final.
At 49 years of age, I've was a Cosmos (4 seaons) and Metrostars/Red Bull season ticket holder for 12 seasons. I'm not an expert by any means, but feel reasonably qualified to discuss the 2011 Gold Cup final; as well as a being player growing in central New Jersey, a place where soccer has flourished by immigrant and now present populations over six decades. I would call myself one of the many generation of amateur players of the late 70's in its leagues and soccer camps.
I agree we must congratulate Mexico on it most important victory vs. the United States in approximately 9 years of domination. I do not put too much emphasis on Mexico's 2009 Gold Cup victory. As the United States had proven its dominance after winning the last 3 Cups prior, and did not send an "A" squad. Having said this, I think it deserves mention that since 2002 – 2011 the United States has played in every final. Other nations in our confederation cannot boast such an accomplishment. I date this domination to our great defeat of Mexico in the 2002 World Cup, where El-tri thought they had certain victory. Something, I still think stings in their hearts, as this present loss stings in the hearts of American soccer supporters.
The loss by the United Sates must be borne as a complete team, and not a single player. To do that world be a form of cowardice on any level, be it professional athletics, business or any endeavor completed by a collective group effort. However, certain players and circumstances must be taken into account before we begin to overly praise Mexico. Bob's Bradley's defensive alternative were few and young, and the loss of form of Onyewu was something sorely missed. Was the US at full strength? I think not having Stuart Holden, a fit Charlie Davies, a health Jozy Altidore, Benny Failhaber (though Bedoya was a solid replacemet), Timmy Chandler of German (he status not completely confirmed, but an extremely important US player) and even a not having the services of a questionable Ricardo Clark did not help the cause. Was this Bob Bradley 's fault, who had made some bold coaching decisions during this cup? As you mentioned, the loss of Cherundlo hurt. But we cannot use that as an excuse after having had a two goal lead. Was the US beat by an organized and well disciplined Mexican attack, or was the individual players you mentioned in your article?
A greater question to be asked is how can The United States, a nation with such a young history in soccer, and a league only 16 season old, dominate a nation who has only one sport over 100 years of experience, and a population of over roughly 80 million. Yes, the United States is approximately 300 million, but we share our athletes with 4 major other sports. Before, we start singing the praises of this young Mexican side, we have to remember one tournament, does not ensure victory for the future, nor does it mean Mexico will be transformed into a nation of its counterparts in this hemisphere like Brazil and Argentina. And Why not? Their population is a great, if not greater, than these nations but they have not produced the same results. Brazil and Argentina play the "beautiful game", they are a joy to watch. Fast players dominating inexperienced defenders does not equate to that level. The USA must learn to play the "beautiful game" as well.
I wish Mexico the best in Copa America, and it future international endeavors. It will bring greater respect to our confederation, however, I think it may be still to early for Mexico and it supporters to be singing "Hosanna".
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Bravo DanD! I share your sentiments and enjoyed reading your posted.
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It amazes me that Ives and others believe there is no middle ground in terms of critiques of USSF, USMNT, and BB than the sky is falling or everything is fine. When questions are asked about these topics, the answer so often comes back along the lines of "I'm so amused by people who want to burn down the USSF because we came in second in the GC."
There are overreactions out there to be sure, but responding with under-reactions is similarly unhelpful. Yes, we reached the GC final, and yes we won our group in the WC, but it is not unreasonable to recognize that we left some victories on the field and that we fall victim time and again to preventable problems. Since everything is working towards the WC, we shouldn't simply be looking at the results in the short term, like a 2nd place in the GC, but should be looking at whether we are making progress, which we did not show evidence of while finishing 2nd in the GC.
It is not an overreaction to wonder about why the team consistently starts slowly, or the fact that our best players tend to disappear for long stretches, etc.
When Ives said,
"Too many people aren't realistic about the talent in the U.S. pool. Folks, there's a reason American players aren't playing in better leagues and for better teams. While the talent is improving, it's still not where it needs to be in order for people believe with any validity that the U.S. should be a world power. That's just not reality. Do i think a better coach could help? Sure, if you can go get a proven winner like Hiddink or a great mind like Bielsa, but short of that, making a change for the sake of change, because Bob Bradley isn't living up to your unrealistic expectations for the national team, just seems a bit misguided."
that sums it up. I think he should post this at the beginning of every USMNT comments section and it should pop up every time someone makes a comment. Maybe then we'd get rid of 90% of the asinine comments and could get on to discussion with actual depth and intelligence. Then, at least, anyone posting the same, old tired garbage could be safely ignored.
I agree. I think there are three reasons US journalists are so protective of USSF:
(1) There is a lot anti-Bradley hysteria that goes overboard and so journalists feel they are acting like objective professionals by distancing themselves from it;
(2) the US Soccer community is fairly small; most of the journalists do not have much brand recognition with the public (they weren't former star players and aren't well-known TV personalities). Because of this, USSF could fairly easily shut someone out (either entirely or just partially). Losing access or alienating contacts would be disastrous for journalists' careers.
(3) To a degree, they may genuinely support Bradley (and USSF) for legitimate reasons.
But this third reason cannot explain to me why they are almost all so uniformly protective of Bradley and Gulati, while the majority of fans are not. At least some should be calling for their heads.
Don't get me wrong: I don't think there is some kind of big conspiracy among journalists to protect USSF and Bradley. I just think the sense of professional identity among US socccer journalists as well as their need to stay on good terms with the people who give them their stories, whom they spend a fair amount of time talking to, travelling with etc., makes them unconsciously biased in favor of Bradley and his bosses.
What do you think has more weight: a .500 record over a year of mostly meaningless friendlies in the first year of a Cup cycle where you are mostly playing young guys and trying out new things (aside from the Gold Cup) — or — qualifying for a World Cup and winning a group in the World Cup (a group with England in it)?
If your priority is the former, then your answer will be to fire Bradley and hire Steve Mclaren or a random MLS coach, but if you favor the latter, then you may realize that Bradley, on the whole, has done a pretty good job, and to blindly call for his head without a clearly better and realistic alternative doesn't make any sense, and just smacks of complaining for the sake of complaining.
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Ives, I see your most recent tweet about Torsten Frings and another signing… Danny Koevermans has been linked the last two days and its all but confirmed supposedly. I saw a Torsten Frings rumor but nothing concrete. I guess we will see in an hour… How do you think TFC will do now? Frings and De Guzman will be quite good and Koevermans is a good striker with a few good years left.
Dude, I think he means, anyone playing on WORLD CLASS teams in WORLD CLASS competitions. Mexico has players who played in serious Champions League games. Mexico has players from programs like Manchester United, Barcelona, etc. The US does not.
Our best players play for Fulham (mid-table EPL and erstwhile Europa league finalist) and LA Galaxy. That doesn't sound like Manchester United.
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There is a post at BigSoccer that touches a lot of failures for the US soccer program since the last World Cup.
A source said that Bradley lost the locker room and some players are miserable.
Bradley seems like a nice guy. But it seems like the team needs some fresh air.
I actually think that Bob Bradley will be the coach for the next world cup.
If he stays or if he goes good luck to him and the next coach.
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4 finals played.
1 win 3 loses
Goals Against 13 Goals For 6
Won against Mexico
Embarrassed by Mexico in the 2 loses against them.
Lost 1 final against Brasil.
Lost 2 finals were the US had a 2 goal advantage.
I am not saying if he should stay or leave.
Why would anyone think that Hiddink or Bielsa would be remotely interested in the US job? The USSF is not willing to pay the requisite salary to attract a coach of that caliber, and then there's the whole Klinsmann/control issue. Do we think that Hiddink wouldn't call Klinsi and ask him why he turned the job down? My problem is not so much Bradley — I am still undecided about him — he has his good points and his bad points. My beef is with Gulati, Flynn and the rest of the USSF mafia. They seem to be so power hungry that they are unwilling to change the system for the betterment and long-term future of the US program.
You keep piling crow on the "I think G.John is not a INTL level CB" plate. WHY?
Ive never tasted it but im sure its nasty lol.
John (and Gonzalez) are ranked in the top 10 on the castrol.(Ream is #42btw) You dont get that high by being sloppy in possession.
The only fault youve ever noted in Johns game is that he has "poor lateral acceleration" yet you cite no example nor would i expect you dare dare say either Omar or Ream have better "lateral acceleration"
He's the best with in MLS Ives. Take off the homer shades and find your fork 😛
(SBI-He's good, I just don't rate him nearly as highly as you do. I think all three are comparable, I just rate Ream higher.
And it wasn't "lateral acceleration", it was lateral quickness. Truth is it's an issue for all three of the defenders you mentioned.
And you didn't really just cite the Castrol rankings, did you? Those things are a joke.)
While I admit I do not read every journalist who covers the USMNT I can't agree with you that they are "almost all so uniformly protective of Bradley and Gulati,".
Now if you are contrasting them to the large mass of US fans who seem to want the have the heads of both men set on fire, on a pike in Times Square during the New Year's Eve ball drop, then yes, in comparison, they are can be seen as protective.
Perhaps the real problem is a semantic one.
There is plenty of extremism provide by posters on a site such as this.
If you are a professional sports columnist, then your job is write opinion pieces and that is very different from being a beat reporter covering the USMNT on a regular basis.
It is not the job of a journalist/ reporter to call for someone's head. They might write lots of stories about how a manager is close to losing his job or has performed poorly and may be in danger of losing his job but that is very different from saying "This guy needs to be fired".
All three are good players, good center backs but all are flawed.
And since we've mostly seen them in MLS it remains to be seen how they will translate to the next level.
I am partial to Ream because the other two seem to be younger versions of Gooch before the light bulb went off in his head. But, as you saw in the Spain game and the Gold Cup, Ream has quite a lot of learning to do.
Frankly, when it comes to CB, realistically, inthe next year, I want to see what Whitbread has to offer,see if there aren't any other young candidates out there and see what Gooch does at Sporting.
I think O-R-J need to move abroad lest they become the latest editions of Chad Marshall.
Middle ground doesn't sell. Not in sports, politics, or anything else…
Much Appreciation
As always thanks for sharing your time and knowledge of Soccer.
Alex G
I just want to add something to your analysis, BB needs to go, I am one of those fans who want a real coach, he has no understanding of the game and no vision whatsoever.
It´s unreal to loose a 2 0 advantage, twice.
fair enough but what are Johns flaws?
2nd'd. thanks
Yes I cited Castrol and here's some more.
John is now the highest ranked defender in MLS and 2nd in the league overall.
In 57 games in the league John has never been beat 1v1 for a goal.
puzzling how you could peg him to be "likely to regress" and "not likely to be an international caliber CB" as God doesnt believe that, Greece doesnt believe that, and I suspect Bradley doesnt believe that either.
Make me wonder if you really have even watched him play closely?
I think that's very fair, so why does everyone just call for Bradley's head.


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Born in Woking, Surrey, Brian went to the town's grammar school and in 1948 to the University of Nottingham to study French. He joined the Royal Air Force in 1952, was posted to Nato headquarters in Fontainebleau, near Paris (1960-63), and was head of languages at the École de l'Air, the French air force academy (1970-73). In between times, from 1963 until 1966, he held a teaching position at the RAF staff college at Cranwell, where he taught the University of London French degree programme. In 1967 he was made an MBE.
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New Oregon State basketball coach Craig Robinson missed team practice Tuesday. Instead, he was in Chicago to play pickup, eat dinner and appear onstage with his brother-in-law, President-elect Barack Obama. Then Robinson babysat his two nieces until their parents came home at 2 a.m.
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That Brent Musburger may now be the voice of post-Keith Jackson college football was a long shot. His career took some big swerves since CBS dumped him in 1990, the day before he called its NCAA men's basketball title game. And given the dozens of college football TV games each week, it's unlikely anybody's calls could rise above the din.
But as Musburger calls ABC's Oklahoma State-Texas Tech game Saturday night, he's in a perch. Saturday is TV's least-watched night, particularly among young viewers. Attempts to reach them have ranged from the defunct XFL to mixed martial arts. But ABC putting marquee college football matchups in the top slot has had an impact: Those games so far are averaging 4.8% of U.S. households — up 33% from last season — and Saturday's Texas-Texas Tech game drew 7.5% to become the seventh-highest-rated regular-season college football game ever.
"When ESPN took over ABC Sports, it was their idea to make Saturday night work," Musburger says. "It gave (ABC) one less night to worry about. ... People dump on ESPN for all its promotion. But when the mother ship gets behind your games, it's awesome. You couldn't turn on ESPN without hearing about our game last week."
And Musburger, 69, says his own long comeback — which involved soccer shows, Little League, IRL and NASCAR racing — meant his career "was reinvented several times. But you just keep going." He's kept going long enough to see this: Saturday's return to Lubbock will be the first time — for any sport — he'll go to the same venue for back-to-back weekends.
He still has a handy memento from CBS, whose NFL studio show staffers in 1976 said their friends watched to see pregame weather at sites. So they added stadium shots Musburger would introduce with his (now-famous) "you're looking live" line. "But I told them to just be sure we weren't putting up taped shots."
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Fat grafts / injections viable to correct craters from overly aggressive liposuction of gynecomastia?
From my research, it seems like fat injections to correct over-liposuctioned fat from the pecs has a high complication rate. Seems like doctors say the the fat becomes hard and looks bad on animation. Is it a viable technique?
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Fat Grafting for Contour Irregularities?
Fat grafting is a viable answer for some contour irregularities post liposuction or resection. However, it is not a magic wand that can correct all irregularities. The fat needs to be injected in small increments and into healthy tissue in order to get the maximum amount of "take." This can involve multiple treatments in order to get the best long standing result, and underlying scar tissue can make this process a little more difficult. The best thing to do is to go for a consultation with board certified plastic surgeons and see what is recommended. I hope this helps.
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sorry you had issues with your original procedure.Fat grafting to over resected areas can be challenging. There is an underlying scar bed that must be released for the fat to take and the soft tissue to relax. You need to find a surgeon comfortable with fat grafting in revisionary cases. If you do you will be fine.
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I do this frequently in my practice (see my IG/facebook posts). the only way besides chest implants to fix this type of deformity is to use fat grafting and vaser hi def techniques to the chest. Please see an expert. Best, Dr. Emer.
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Tough call. Over-resection for gynecomastia, whether done by suction alone, by excision, or by a combination, is fairly uncommon. (It's more common to under-respect.) Therefore, no one that I know of has a really large experience with fat grafting to correct the problem. Having said that, I might suggest that you find a surgeon near you that does a lot of facial fat grafting - it's generally a "finer" graft than fat used for, say, buttock grafting. Using smaller grafts should, in theory, minimize your concerns about hard lumps afterwards.Hope this helps!Rob
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When we enter the Training Centre the heads of the twenty-two other tributes turn to glare at us. I squirm. Are we so late already? A tall woman called Atala doesn't pause in her speech. She points to the different stations and tells us to have fun.
Fun. I don't think I even know what that means anymore.
The crowd disperses with the majority of people heading towards the weapon stations. I head to the only station with no people; the knot station. Adrian follows me and the person in charge of the knot station looks relieved that people are coming.
Being from District Four Adrian and I could tie the most complicated knots blindfolded but I know nothing of trapping animals in snares. The trainer shows us how to make a simple snare to catch small animals and once we grasp that he shows us a more complicated version for capturing humans. We practise until we're perfect and then Adrian and I go our separate ways.
Over the next three days I try my hand at everything but fail miserably at all. My arrow refuses to stay against the string so much so that I can't even pull it back to shoot. I can't even lift the weights and all the knives, swords and maces are too heavy for me to carry.
With each failed venture I feel a heavy hand clasp around my heart. I resolve to learn how to survive and I abandon the weapon stations in favour for the survival ones. I learn to start a fire with leaves and flint, how to tell if there's water around from an animals muzzle and I try to memorize the pictures of all the edible plants.
Early on the third day the Gamekeepers arrive. One by one, first male and then female, we are called into the training room to show them any special skills. Being the District Four female I go in eighth.
The Gamekeepers line a balcony in fur robes of purple. Some are looking at me but most are drinking gold goblets and chatting amiably with each other.
I freeze not knowing what to do. I have no talent for weaponry or anything that impressive. Instead I do the only thing I know how to do.
I go to the knot station and my hands move swiftly with the ropes creating a complicated net. Moving quickly I build a trap and I allow myself to glance at the Gamekeepers. More are looking at me now. They're curious as to what I will do.
I drag a dummy used for boxing and roll it into my trap. The net flicks up trapping the dummy inside while a rope falls around the dummy's neck. I poke its cage with my foot to show what would happen if the dummy struggled. The rope squeezes the dummy's neck until it rips off showering me in a spray of dried rice.
Some of the Gamekeepers look impressed and they tell me to leave. I run from the room to the elevator and shoot upstairs to my floor. Finnick waits for me at the door.
"Well?" he asks crossing his arms, "How'd it go?"
"I tied some knots"
He tightens his lips and sighs motioning for me to join Adrian inside. I can hear him mumble underneath his breath, "Knots? She's not going to win that way"
I don't say anything. I don't expect to win.
I learn that Adrian is quite adept with knives as he tells me he shot twelve knives in a row directly on target about a hundred metres away. Finnick and Mags look impressed and I squirm.
"I do all the carving of the fish back home and throwing the knives at them was a game I used to play with my brothers" he admits.
After a dinner of moist roast legs of lamb swimming in pools of gravy with bits of vegetables and potatoes bobbing around like buoys we sit down to watch the screen shows us our scores.
As expected the tributes from One, Garnet and Topaz, and Two, Wren and Flint, all got scores between nine and eleven. Adrian gets an eight which pleases everyone no end. Then my face flashes on the screen with a measly five. Mags squeezes my knee and Adrian can't seem to look me, the only one who speaks is Finnick.
"Guess they didn't think much of your knots" he says but when I blush angrily he reminds me that the boy who won last year only got a three. It doesn't make me feel any better.
Adrian and I congratulate each other but now his eyes only hold pity. I wonder if he takes back that wish he made when we were in the chariots. His wish that I would survive.
I lie in bed, too tired to even sleep. The room is in complete darkness and I can stand it no longer. I tip-toe from the room and into the sitting room to stare out the window like I did last night. It seems someone has anticipated this. Someone who found me last night.
Finnick sits where I sat last night tieing and re-tieing that frayed rope of his. It feels like our roles are reversed. That I'm his mentor and he's the tribute. I can see his eyes are glazed over and his face looks wet. He hasn't noticed me yet so I turn to leave. I'm not going to intrude on this private moment of his.
I freeze. Finnick's staring at me, a steely look settled over his face but I can't rid myself of that image of him sitting there, looking younger than he is, and broken. I join him on the coach and we sit there in silence for about fifteen minutes.
"Why do you do that?" I ask him gesturing at the rope in his hands. He clenches his jaw and squeezes his eyes shut before popping them open quickly.
"It calms me, reminds me of home. It stops me falling apart"
I want to feel sorry for him, I really do, and I suppose a small part of me does. But when he says things like that… He's has his entire life ahead of him. He can live, get married have kids. Any number of women, inside the Capital and out, would just die for his love.
That's scary. Choosing to die for a few brief moments in the dark that mean nothing. Back in the District we pretend not to know but we all have some idea of why Finnick spends so much of his time in the Capital and why the District Four girls never seem good enough for him.
I get up to leave but his arm shoots out and stops me, "Annie, it takes ten times as long to put yourself back together as it does to fall apart" he grins at me his old cocky self returning, "You'd better start thinking about your interview. Somehow I don't think you could pull off sex-appeal"
I return to bed unsure of what to feel. Just as I'm drifting off to sleep I notice something. He called me Annie.
The first person to call me by my real name since I got here. For some reason this, of all things, hits me with an over whelming sense of home-sickness.


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The red giant glared from the heart of the burnt out system Omnicon fell through in the single-seater Stinger. Cinders and dust churned where old inner worlds once turned. He had muted the radiation alerts. Sensors were blind, however he had the heading and was within six minutes of rendezvous. The sensor sweep, two days earlier, from the black of space beyond, while his body gradually woke itself from stasis, revealed his target, parked, on the dark side of a gas world clouded in asteroids.
Luridly orange, and its own radiation blinding all the Stinger's sensors, the gas world filled the sky he flew. Omnicon swung among the tumbling shadowed asteroids, short-cutting through the planet's ring-plane.
He arrived. Twenty-one seconds ahead of schedule. It pleased him. It displeased him that this Cosmicana, of Silum design, apparent even in the shadows, inexplicably, was rolling, tumbling like a half-seen moonlet just clear of the orange world's ring plane. One of Cosmicana's attitude compensators jetted just then, as if the slow roll was too slow.
Omnicon hailed them — "Cosmicana. What are you doing?"
A male replied, hissing defiance — "Presenting you docking exercise."
Games — sneered Omnicon, taking the Stinger in hand.
Veering starboard, close as a rookie skimming his first orbit, he cleared Cosmicana's bulging shoulder. The Stinger's proximity warning chirped. It chirped again, and again, during the yaw adjustment, and slide aft, as he spun the Stinger's nose through the one-eighty, and its lights glared along Cosmicana's rolling bulk. Inertia carried him, backwards, and his nose pressed sideways in the edge of his visor, so he could see back over his shoulder. He passed the closed weapons ports. The sleek number-two engine nacelle dipped by Omnicon's eye. Astern and clear, the hangar door in his lights, he puffed his main engine like a retro, jetted adjustments and matched the roll.
That exact moment, another speaker, whoever the woman was, burbled sweetly over the ship to ship — "We'll have a nice little lunch...when you're onboard."
Irregulars — Omnicon almost said aloud.
Oh, Via, please don't — Fuse almost said aloud.
But, she did — "Welcome to the A-Team, Omni" — the instant this...Academy pilot, tall, as a weed is tall, twisted and popped off helm from neck-ring.
A-Team was some obscure Earth reference. Also, Via Dublin's satisfied gibe that all present aboard Cosmicana were the only team for the job. Roget, by his mother, beamed over the joke. Sesa had even left those robots she was forever tinkering with, and come to see this...weed, who swayed so, in his flight greys, that he might just fall over any second by the little GBCE boat he came in.
Sesa stared so at...Admiral Academy, too. Sesa was...fit, as a willow is fit. To Fuse's eye, she was a specimen even finer than her brother. But, while Roget and he had become solid friends, his sister, with those blue-world eyes of hers, hadn't said more than two words to him. In the two weeks since G27, whenever Fuse had spotted her, usually as she was headed away, she wore her red hair in a ponytail, that bounced and tossed, and must have tickled the back of her neck. She wore her hair loose, now, bubbling around her shoulders. She wore a crisply fresh worksuit. And she stared so, at this guy who probably needed an antiseptic hosing-down and change of clothes after his long jump between the stars.
"Hope you don't mind me calling you Omni." said Via, smiling and taking his elbow in hand, like a mother would. "Come. We can get acquainted over lunch."
Squinting down his long nose at her, again because he was that much taller, the Weed surprised Fuse with his cordial, "Thanks for the Welcome, Captain Dublin. Omni will do."
Fuse saw the start of a smile flicker over Sesa's lips and eyes. Roget, smirking, caught him staring at his sister, and flashed his eyebrows at Fuse.
"The Bridge, perhaps, first, Captain Dublin, before lunch," said the Weed, walking, and towing Via on his arm. "Now that I have arrived, you are requested to proceed immediately to the coordinates I will input into navcom."
Fuse could not let that pass — "Where to? That can't be too much to ask."
The Weed stared at him, a long moment, then said, "Fervent. Fuse. Mate. 0-0-1-4-7-6-8-6-7."
"That's me" — and Fuse stared back — "to the last digit."
"Actually, Fervent" — and he turned away, resuming his walk with Via through the ship hold — "I know only the coordinates. However, I can guess where."
Roget flashed Fuse a wink, put a hand firmly in his back to start him walking, as everyone now was walking. Brightly, Roget said, "I like travel. Cummon, Fuse, travel's full of surprises. It'll be fun."
But Fuse's attention shifted then to Sesa, suddenly there, by that guy. Via and Him, and Sesa, had stopped in front of Dreamgazer. Sesa stood so close — her hip nearly brushed his.
And she spoke to him — "I...I can prep your stinger...Omni" — SEVEN Words!
He turned to Sesa. He stared at her. She was smiling. Smiling!
He said, "Thank-you. Miss Dublin."
Turning from her, he reached a long arm, put his hand on Dreamgazer. He kept his hand there, on Dreamgazer's freshly finished nose-cone.
"Starfighter. This should do, most adequately."
Something like fire raged behind Fuse's eyes.
Roget, brushing his shoulder, said, "No worries. It's not like he can fit his head inside the hatch."


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Liam Trotter kept his cool to smash home an injury-time spot-kick leveller as Millwall's 10-men battled back to record a fine awayday point at Reading.
The Royals had taken an eighth minute lead through Sean Morrison and when Lions midfielder Jimmy Abdou was shown a second yellow card late on, it looked to be game over for Millwall.
But a crude challenge by keeper Adam Federici on Scott McDonald in the second minute of injury-time handed The Lions a lifeline - and Trotter made no mistake with a fierce finish into the roof of the net for a deserved share of the spoils.
Lions boss Steve Lomas stuck with the same side that started against QPR last Saturday and made just two changes on the bench with Shaun Derry replacing Josh Wright and Liam Feeney, recalled from his loan at Bolton on Friday, returning for Andy Keogh.
Millwall's last two away trips had seen the team ship nine goals at Birmingham City (0-4) and AFC Bournemouth (2-5) so slight trepidation amongst the 1,000 travelling fans was understandable as The Lions faced a Reading side that had smacked four goals past Doncaster Rovers in their last outing at the Madejski Stadium.
The last thing Lomas or his charges wanted was to concede an early goal - but that is just what happened with just eight minutes on the clock. Nicky Bailey was penalised for a foul on Chris Gunter and when Jordan Obita sent over the resulting free-kick from the right flank, captain Morrison was on hand to plant a firm header into the back of the net.
Adam Le Fondre was a couple of yards away from making it 2-0 shortly after with a fierce drive that flew over the bar from distance.
The Lions were forced to reshuffle their defensive pack just past the quarter-hour when Paul Connolly hobbled off gingerly after appearing to over-stretch clearing the ball and was replaced by Jack Smith.
As the half wore on Millwall slowly but surely recovered from conceding that early goal and, urged on by the travelling fans, started to ask questions of the Reading defence.
Martyn Woolford's stinging drive was superbly blocked by Alex Pearce, McDonald's shot bounced narrowly wide of the target and then Scott Malone's mazy run deserved a goal, only for his final delivery to be hacked clear by the boot of a home defender.
Trotter sent a glancing header from Martyn Waghorn's corner across the face of goal as The Lions kept the pressure on, but just could not find a way through a resilient Reading rearguard before the break.
It took a fine save by David Forde at full stretch to prevent the home side adding a second goal in injury-time, flinging himself across goal to keep out Pavel Pogrebnyak's effort.
The second-half started at a pace with chances at both ends. Reading thought they had added a second goal moments after the restart when Obita's cross picked out Adam Le Fondre and his close-range shot hit the inside of the post before the ball was gratefully gathered by Forde.
Play broke quickly up the other end and having come within a whisker of scoring, Reading were nearly pegged back on level terms when McDonald's low angled shot was arrowing towards the bottom left corner, only to be blocked by keeper Federici's outstretched boot.
McDonald went close on 49 minutes, this time sending a fizzing drive that was saved by the increasingly under-pressure Reading keeper.
Millwall thought they had equalised six minutes later when Danny Shittu slammed home from close range from Waghorn's inviting free-kick, flicked into his path by Paul Robinson, but his 'goal' was ruled out for the narrowest of offside decisions.
The introduction of Liam Feeney, and then Steve Morison added fresh impetus as The Lions continued to search for that elusive leveller, but it looked as if those hopes were going to be dashed five minutes from time when Abdou, already somewhat harshly booked for an innocuous looking challenge in the first-half, was shown a second yellow card for a tackle on Jobi McAnuff.
However The Lions once again dug in, determined to get some reward for their effort and endeavour. Morison was odds-on to score that all-important equaliser on 90 minutes when a fabulous run and cross by Feeney picked out the Welsh international striker, but he powered his header inches wide of the goal.
Millwall kept going, refusing to give up, and finally got their just rewards in the second minute of injury-time when Federici clattered McDonald as he broke into the area and referee Phillips had no hesitation in pointing to the spot.
Up stepped Trotter, who kept his cool to hit an unstoppable penalty high into the roof of the net to spark wild celebrations amongst the travelling fans and ensure that The Lions headed home with a thoroughly deserved point.
Federici, Gunter, Pearce, Baird, Pogrebnyak, Le Fondre (Robson-Kanu, 63mins), McCleary, Morrison, Bridge (Kelly, 82mins), Guthrie, Obita (McAnuff, 68mins). Subs: Kelly, McAnuff, Akpan, Gorkss, Robson-Kanu, Blackman, Taylor.
Forde, Connolly (Smith, 15mins), Malone, Robinson, Shittu, Abdou, Bailey (Morison, 76mins), Waghorn, Trotter, Woolford (Feeney, 69mins), McDonald. Subs: Bywater, Feeney, Morison, Smith, Lowry, Derry, Easter.
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The bell rang and I sighed. "C-Cam..." I called after him in the hallway.
"What's up?" He asked, his eyes stabbed into mine. I caught up slowly and swallowed, trying to get the courage to ask him.
"D-Do you think since we need p-partners on the field trip... W-Would you want to be partners?" I stammered, my body froze and I didn't look at him directly.
"Sure." Cameron said. "See you tomorrow Rowan." he said, waving as the bell rang.
I ran to my locker, got my history things and ran to my history class before the second bell rang. I took my seat just as the bell rang and the teacher took began to take attendance. Band's next. Thank God.
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The Comac C919, which will compete with the Airbus A320 and Boeing 737 family of aircraft, was scheduled for its first flight next year, but that has now been delayed until 2015, which pushes the first delivery to around 2017 or 2018, local media have reported.
Officials from The Commercial Aircraft Corp of China Ltd (Comac) told Reuters there was a new timeline, but declined to give details. Sources from the state-owned firm and its Western suppliers of systems said the Chinese company is still getting to grips with the complex project.
China is keen to develop a successful commercial aircraft to prove it can match the United States and Europe, and to help transform its economy into one that has high-tech industries such as aerospace. But it has been held back by inexperience, a shortage of local aerospace design and engineering talent, and a lack of home-grown companies with the technology to help drive the project.
Aerospace industry executives and Comac's competitors expect the company to eventually threaten the Airbus/Boeing duopoly, with the C919 competing in the 150-200-seat single-aisle aircraft category that accounts for 64 percent of global fleets.
But a delay means the C919 will arrive several years after the upgraded and re-engined A320neo and Boeing 737 Max enter the market. While a C919 may cost less to buy, the fuel efficiencies and lower maintenance costs of the Airbus and Boeing planes should make them cheaper to operate.
"The C919 will not be as technologically advanced as the A320 and 737, but that's not China's aim for now. It wants to learn how to build a viable and safe aircraft, and become more competitive in the long-term. It's learning from what Airbus did to Boeing in the 1970s," said a person at a Western supplier who meets senior Comac officials regularly.
Luo Ronghuai, a vice-president at Comac, said the C919 programme could suffer "setbacks", and noted that experienced companies including Airbus, Boeing and Bombardier all delayed the first flight of their recent jets. Continued...