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Schwarzenegger will likely field questions from movie fans and play games with "Voice"contestants.
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Shay was rid of his clothes in a flurry of movements, and the two joined bodies once more atop the Oracle's meager bed. It was little more than a straw filled mattress and a few linen sheets to try and fight off the cold, but it suited their purpose well enough as they sank onto it, Shay beneath the Oracle again. He expected her to pass comment on the state of his skin, and the patches of differing pigmentation, as that was all women ever seemed to comment on when he finally shed his outer layers, but the Oracle was either too polite to mention it, or she simply did not care. The Olmaean had to admit it was nice not having to explain it mid coitus, for once.
Time seemed to still as they sat there, Shay stretched out on his back and the Oracle propped carefully on his lap, not quite committing herself just yet. She knew she wanted this if it meant her freedom, and Shay had been far more courteous than she had been expecting—she had expected him to tell her to lie back and let him do as he wished with her—but she still found herself hesitating, a sudden sense of uncertainty washing over her. Was this really the right thing? Was this what her freedom was worth? Shay's hands were exploring the planes of her body again, and there was no denying just how divine his touch felt. Shay seemed to notice her hesitation, for he caught one of her hands in his as gently as he had caressed the rest of her, and brought it to his lips, pressing a soft and sweet kiss to it as if the Oracle were some noble Lady. It was only a small action, but it was all the Oracle needed to settle her inner doubts as she shifted in his lap, slowly and cautiously lowering herself down onto the Olmaean's cock.
There was pain and there was blood, both in small measures and both enough to distract Shay from their intentions, but the Oracle insisted she was fine and that they continue. If legend was true, she would feel different afterwards, as if she could feel her powers leaving her. She wasn't sure about feeling her powers leaving her, but she could certainly feel something building within her as she moved her hips. Her actions were fumbled and spoke of her inexperience, but Shay had never seen anyone more confident in their ability. Whether it was an ability to learn, or an ability to drive a man to completion—something she was proving to excel at—he wasn't sure, but she moved her hips with the confidence of the most seasoned whore and Maker preserve him, that only made him want her more. A small, clouded voice of reason in the back of his mind chirped up that this sudden desire to claim the Oracle for his own was little more than lust, but buried deep inside that gorgeous body of hers, Shay couldn't have cared less whether it was love or lust. If anything, he would have been concerned if it was love, for it would ruin his boasts of never having experienced the emotion, romantic or otherwise.
There was no stopping Shay's orgasm, try as he might to hold himself back until the Oracle herself had experience some kind of pleasure. The Oracle didn't mind, though. The young woman regarded it as something of an accomplishment, though in a not so distant future she would discover that pleasing men was easier than it sounded. Still, the Olmaean felt guilty for the pleasure he had received when the Oracle was still wanting, or at least in his mind she was. As she slid from his lap, lying back on the bed beside him, he turned onto his side, pressed another sweet, feverish kiss to her lips and slid a hand between her thighs. Most men didn't think to use more than their cocks on their wives, and their mistresses, but Shay was no nobleman. He was the son of a street whore, and it had given him some tips throughout his life. He would have to thank her for that one day.
They kissed, and Shay's hand worked its magic until the Oracle was a trembling mess beside him, her eyes clenched shut as pleasure unlike anything she had known before washed over her. And when she had reached her climax, and the two of them were drowsy and spent, they found each other's bodies once more, the thin linen sheet pulled over them as they tried to fend off the wisps of wind that fed through the cracks in the Oracle's shack. The sweat was still drying on their skin, adding to the chill biting at the both of them, but for that moment, they simply didn't care. Cold nights weren't quite so icy when you had another body to share it with. Their tangled limbs and shared warmth were enough to make Shay begin to drift into the peaceful land of slumber, but the Oracle's voice cut through his half asleep state and forced him into a state of semi-consciousness.
"Shay, I must confess something," she said, still nestled into his side, her head resting on his shoulder like it was a pillow.
"Confess away," he said sleepily, eyes drifting shut once more.
"When I caught your hand before, I saw something."
One cognac coloured eye flickered open then, the Olmaean glancing at the Oracle from the corner of his vision. If all she needed was skin to skin contact, then Maker only knew what she might have seen during their tumble in the sheets. Virgin or not, they did plenty of touching before anything happened.
"It was only brief, and I was too distracted to follow it, which I am sure you will appreciate," she said, to which Shay nodded. "I saw you. You were just standing there, and a shadow of a crown was following after you."
Shay sat up then, suddenly more awake than he had been previously. "A crown? How close was it?" he asked, fidgeting like he wanted to get out of the bed and make a break for it.
"It was distant, but it looked like it was getting closer."
Much like Shay, the Oracle was no idiot. When one had spent as long as she had discerning the divine and the mysterious, one could not afford to be dimwitted. A crown could only mean the monarchy, and having the monarchy at your back would never end well. She had pegged Shay's accent as an Olmaean one, if only because she had read for an Olmaean woman once before, but a shared city was not a close enough connection to warrant such a vision. It was more than possible that she had seen something far into the future, and if Shay was one of the destined four it would only make sense that the monarchy would take an interest in him—perhaps a knighthood would be in store for him, should they succeed—but it had her concerned all the same.
"I hate to cut this short, but I really need to leave," Shay rushed out, about to rise from the bed but the Oracle's hand caught his wrist.
"Shay, the storm."
He didn't need reminding about that fucking storm, he could hear it raging outside and rattling the boards that comprised the Oracle's home, but the mention of a crown had him skittish, like a deer in anticipation of a hunter's bow. Her touch calmed him, though, and he allowed himself to be pushed back down onto the mattress only somewhat reluctantly. If the kisses being littered across his chest were anything to go by, the Oracle certainly learned fast, and within a few minutes she had relaxed the Olmaean back into his former, half asleep state. She would let him be in the morning, but for that night she wanted him all to herself, and despite that tiny sliver of common sense yelling at him to silence himself, Shay made no secret of the fact that he wouldn't mind keeping her around either.
"You could come with us," he offered, the hand belonging to the arm the Oracle was resting herself upon playing with her hair absently. "You said we need to find a golden city, and if that doesn't sound like some kind of Eastern bullshit then I don't know what does."
The Oracle smiled faintly, pressing another kiss to Shay's chest. "I would rather avoid Aoife's wrath."
"Aoife's wrath? She's a girl, not a wildcat."
"A girl that thinks she is in love with you," the Oracle countered. "A girl that would likely want my head if she were to find out about this, or about that girl in Honeywell."
"Hey," Shay protested, frowning. "You never said you could see backwards."
"I am an Oracle, Shay, I can see all," the Oracle said, trying to keep a straight face.
"You're trying to be funny, and it's not working," Shay said, but he couldn't hold back his own laughter, and soon the two of them had sunken into a giggling mess of limbs and tongues and sugary sweet embraces that lasted through the night and welcomed them into the new day.

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"The way I see it, we're like two animals – you get two dogs in a fight – one of the dogs got a few tricks. I'm just the dog you can't control. And when you get two dogs in a fight, the toughest one wins." Thus spoke the boxer David Haye this week of his forthcoming fight against Wladimir Klitschko in June, cutting through all the acres of crap written about the allegedly noble art by men who never come any closer to a beating than when their wife catches them watching barnyard porn when they're meant to be baby-sitting.
With the death of Henry Cooper and the beatification of Mike "St Francis of Assisi As A Rapist" Tyson, there's been a bunch of sentimental swill talked about boxing recently. I think it generally goes with the men of my generation getting older; they seem to think they can stay young by having the blood, sweat and occasionally tears of vital young sportsmen fall on to their withering skin, like Countess Elisabeth Bathory with a subscription to Sky Sports. "Splash it all over!" as Our 'Enry used to say when advertising Brut. But those magical body fluids will never hold back your hairlines, you silly Canutes!
It's not just the blood of beautiful young men that sad old geezers fix up on, it's the blood of beautiful animals too. A hack who a clever friend of mine refers to as "The Tool's Tool" (as George Orwell was recently crowned "The Writer's Writer") once wrote an account of participating in a French stag hunt which was both repulsive and risible, straight out of a Craig Brown parody of some appalling ponce.
"We took our children out a few years ago, when they were four and six, and allowed them to watch the stag's death ceremony... I'm sure, for some, this can be a gruesome experience, but it is a quintessential part of the process. When the master and huntsman have finished counting the dogs, the ceremony can start: the skin is lifted off the beast's entrails, which are then devoured at spell-binding speed by the hounds. And the children loved it."
Ooo, get you! Grown-up to-do list: move to area with good schools – check, start going to church – check, join gang that tortures animals – check, pay good money to watch two young working-class and/or black men tearing chunks out of each other – check. Sorted!
Worlds away from such voyeuristic clowns, the cleverest man I know – the writer David Matthews – was a boxer for two years and wrote a brilliant book about his experience, Looking For A Fight. He now says: "As a sport, a spectacle, a subculture, it's fascinating because it is so screwed up. What other profession can deliver such an array of deadbeats, losers, heroes, shysters, crooks, freaks, posers, wannabes, homo-erotic sex cases? Politics, perhaps! But for me, writing about it was fascinating because at least as a construct it has some sort of meaning, ie the parallels with life put it closer to reality than any other sport except perhaps running. The desire to smack someone in the mouth is innate. But we need to have that shit civilised out of us, not glory in it."
Some years back I had a heated debate with an American girl popstar friend who had always lectured me mercilessly about animal rights and the evils of meat-eating. I was amazed when I read a magazine account of her and Madonna making beasts of themselves at a boxing match, and I asked her how she could justify watching human beings make each other suffer when the suffering of our dumb friends caused her such grief.
"Would you watch a dog fight?"
"No! They can't choose to do it, not like boxers!"
"Would you watch a live sex show?"
"No! It's demeaning to have sex for money!"
"What about those rare sex shows where the participants are in love, and also exhibitionists? Would you watch one of those?"
"No. You pervert!"
Perhaps, but I still have more respect for someone who pays money to watch pay-per-view porn or a live sex show than I do for someone who pays to watch one man injure another, on the screen or in the flesh. David Haye hit it right on the head. Even if this dog has his day.
The one thing that family life doesn't need is politicians
Reading the papers this week, you could be forgiven for thinking that these were the darkest days for The Family since Charles Manson went down for life. Ooo, naughty David Cameron, doing nothing to stop family breakdown, according to Iain Duncan Smith's stupid think-tank; why can't he just ban divorce and have done with it?
I've got nothing against marriage; I haven't been single since I was a teenager, but that's mostly because I like having sex on tap and can't be arsed to go out auditioning every Tom, Dick and Harriet.
But whenever politicians bang on about the sanctity of marriage/the family, one does inevitably think of their very considerable adultery rate, and find them as ridiculous and hypocritical as when they make worried noises about alcohol abuse after rolling in from one of the House's many subsidised bars.
If people in a marriage/family are happy, it should/does stay together; if they are miserable, it should/does fall apart. End of. Politicians would do best to attend to their own private lives, and stay out of ours. IDS may have given Cameron two out of 10 on this issue, but he gets top marks from me simply for leaving well alone.
Shock news: the kids are all right
I think I've mentioned before how annoying I find it to read my fellow female columnists banging on about how horrid it is that girls today are obsessed with their appearances, as opposed to the matters of world importance which my fellow sots, sorry, scribes were apparently deeply engaged with when they were teenagers.
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So far, a minuscule 4 per cent want to be thinner and only 8 per cent want to be better-looking. Mostly, the kids wish for success and happiness. Same as it ever was, in fact. Calm down, dears.
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I learned to play guitar by feel for a long time. By the time I had my first lesson I had already been playing for about 1.5 years. I asked about the modes and chords and the really hard stuff that I couldn't understand at that point. All in all I think I only had lessons for about one year in total.
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Arpeggios: What are they and how do I use them?
How to use Arpeggios
Okay, arpeggios are one of the most talked about pieces of theory in music, but are also feared by many beginner musicians who are just trying to learn new scales or are being taught the modes as they are very different from either. However, arpeggios are probably the single most useful part of musical theory that exists for people who are trying to write a melody, or that want the music they are playing to blend as well as possible with the band playing behind them.
Now before I go any further, I would like to tell you exactly what an arpeggio is, and why people are so intimidated by them when they first come across them. What you should already know is that when you play more than one note at a time, it is no longer referred to as a single note: two notes played together are referred to as an interval, and as soon as you play three or more notes at the same time, it is called a chord.
Now, arpeggios and chords, are essentially the same thing, in the sense that a chord and the arpeggio for it contain exactly the same notes; the only difference is that in a chord, the notes are laid out in such a way that all can be played at the same time, but in an arpeggio the notes are laid out in a repeating scale. I have demonstrated this below to make it easier for you to see what I mean clearly:-
E minor chord E minor Arpeggio
Each note in the chord is highlighted a different colour so that you can see where it's come from.
This three note pattern is one of the two simplest arpeggio patterns that exist in music, and it's simply called a minor arpeggio, because it is built from a minor chord. Now these notes appear all over the fret-board, so you can play the arpeggio higher up or further down if you want to, you just have to find these same notes.
Now here is the other simple arpeggio, the major arpeggio.
This is all an arpeggio is, just the notes in a chord laid out and played one at a time, so in comparison to say the diatonic modes, which have seven notes in each and there are 7 different modes (don't worry if you don't understand modes, I have lessons on those on this website already and I'm just mentioning them for comparison), arpeggios are actually much simpler, as they will only ever have 3 or 4 or sometimes 5 different notes in them.
So then, why is it that people can find them so difficult to understand at first?
Simple. Unlike a regular scale which you can use for an entire song, these arpeggios only work for the brief moment in a song where you want the chord that the arpeggio id built from to be played. For example, if you had a song with four chords in its main riff, that's 4 arpeggios that you could play, but you can only play each arpeggio over each relevant chord, an E minor arpeggio won't fit with a D minor chord.
This is where all the fear comes from; you have to change what you are using far more often with arpeggios even though what you are using is much simpler. Realistically though, there are relatively few different arpeggio shapes, and you just move them into the different positions up and down the neck as required.
Why the hell am I going to use something like this when it takes so much mental effort?
Easy; arpeggios are the single most melodic sounding set of notes that you can play over any chord. They will always sound like they fit over the chord because they are essentially the same notes. Classical music uses them all the time, and most of the famous guitarists, like Joe Satriani, Steve Vai, Paul Gilbert, John Petrucci, John Fripp, Alan Holdsworth, Ritchie Blackmore, Steve Morse, Buckethead, Randy Rhoads, you name them, the chances are that they will have used arpeggios in their music to make sure that the notes they are playing fit as well as possible.
Now I can understand that it will be hard for you to grasp how to use these arpeggios at first, so to help you out, I have written a simple riff below along with an arpeggio pattern that you can play over it.
E minor D Major E||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| B||-8----------------|------------------||-7----------------|-------------------| G||-9----------------|------------------||-7----------------|-------------------| D||-9----------------|------------------||-7----------------|-------------------| A||-7----------------|------------------||-5----------------|-------------------| E||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| G Major A minor E||------------------|------------------||-5----------------|-------------------| B||-12---------------|------------------||-5----------------|-------------------| G||-12---------------|------------------||-5----------------|-------------------| D||-12---------------|------------------||-7----------------|-------------------| A||-10---------------|------------------||-7----------------|-------------------| E||------------------|------------------||-5----------------|-------------------|
E minor arpeggio D Major arpeggio E||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| B||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| G||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| D||----------9-------|----------9-------||---------7--------|---------7---------| A||-7---10-------10--|-7---10-------10--||-5---9-------9----|-5---9-------9-----| E||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| G Major arpeggio A minor arpeggio E||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| B||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| G||------------------|------------------||------------------|-------------------| D||-----------12-----|-----------12-----||------------------|-------------------| A||-10---14--------14|-10---14--------14||---------7--------|---------7---------| E||------------------|------------------||-5---8-------8----|-5---8-------8-----|
To be honest, the arpeggios are basically the same notes as in the chord, so you could actually play the riff with just the arpeggios if you wanted to. This should give you a good idea of how to find Arpeggios in your own music, as you can clearly see which arpeggios I have used for each chord. Just remember that you can't get away with using these and nothing else, but they are a very good way to add some extra melody to your songs without ruining what you already have.
Now, the best piece of advice I can give you with arpeggios is easy to follow: don't think about them too much.
Start off with the simple patterns I've shown you until you can remember them off by heart, then gradually extend the patterns to include more repetitions of the notes in the chord, but only do so as a pace that suits you. The fact is that because you will be changing arpeggios quickly in whatever music you play, you won't have time to think about them while you are playing. Keep practicing them until you can almost see them over each chord that you play, that will tell you that you understand them well enough to not have to concentrate on them.
There are more arpeggios shapes than what I have mentioned here, but I shall be going into them in the next part of this series. Apart from this, all I can say for now is listen very closely to the songs that you know and love, and then try and listen out for the arpeggios being played in them, once you can hear them, you will be half way to playing them.
I hope that this lesson has managed to help some of you guys out there.
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As Europe's mighty powers tore strips off Britain this week over its plans to trim the EU budget by £16bn, the lone voice of Malta's foreign minister could be heard offering support for the island's former colonial master. Malta was "more on the receptive side of the spectrum", Dr Michael Frendo declared in the Times of Malta after a bruising meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels.
The support from Malta, if slightly lukewarm, was gratefully received by Jack Straw, the foreign secretary, who endured a barrage of attacks from across Europe over his plans to cut the EU budget from £580bn to £564bn. But when Britain is reduced to relying on the EU's only other Commonwealth member - with a population of just under 400,000 people - it knows it is in trouble.
Tony Blair, who has launched a series of meetings in Downing Street with EU leaders, will give ground on the eve of next week's end-of-year summit in Brussels. A new set of budget proposals will offer sweeteners to new EU members from eastern Europe who were horrified by Britain's plans to cut their structural funds by £9.3bn over the seven year budget period, which runs from 2007-13.
Britain, which deliberately kept some goodies up its sleeve, knew its initial proposals were vulnerable because they united the two sides of Europe in anger.
Virtually every EU country - with France in the lead - is outraged that Britain's EU budget rebate will be cut by just £5.3bn over the seven-year period. France wants the rebate to be cut by £9.3bn. Other countries have not proposed a figure but most say Britain has failed to acknowledge how the rebate will increase dramatically in line with the EU's expanding budget after the admission of new members last year.
With Downing Street isolated on the rebate, France has taken great delight this week in accusing Britain of failing to pay its fair share of the costs of EU enlargement. Paris held up the cut in structural funds to the east - which is being used to trim the overall budget to keep richer countries happy - as a sign of how Britain is failing to cough up for a cornerstore of Britain's EU policy.
As Treasury and Foreign Office officials work furiously on new compromise proposals over the weekend, Downing Street hopes that by the end of next week Tony Blair will be basking in the glow of a British diplomatic triumph when a budget deal is finally brokered at the summit. The ghosts of June, when Mr Blair and President Chirac had one of their worst bust-ups over the British rebate and farm subsidies will be laid to rest, goes the thinking at No 10.
One senior EU ambassador believes a deal is possible. "The talks are tough but they are businesslike, which is a good sign," the ambassador says. "I think a deal really is possible, though I'm always an optimist and thought that in June."
Even if a deal is reached - and Britain's much maligned six month presidency of the EU ends on a high note - the budget row will leave scars both in Europe and Britain. On the European stage, Britain is more isolated than at any time in Mr Blair's premiership. Deep resentment of the British rebate, which usually does not excite many countries beyond France, is widespread because the payments will rocket as the EU expands.
The prime minister had hoped to resolve this by reforming the rebate as part of a review of all EU spending. But he has abandoned any such hope after France made clear it would not countenance any reform of farm subsidies, otherwise known as the French rebate.
Britain's decision to push for a "little", rather than a "large deal", means the rebate will increase by 40%, which Downing Street will find hard to defend. In previous years No 10 swatted away French objections by saying that France's own unofficial rebate of farm subsidies meant Britain paid two-and-a-half times as much as France, even with the rebate.
A failure to secure big reforms of European finances will raise questions about how far the Blair writ runs on the continent. Mr Blair, who likes to think of himself as Britain's most pro-European prime minister since Ted Heath, was widely praised for his modernise-or-die speech to the European parliament in June. The practical results are a series of working groups that will examine how to tackle the challenge of globalisation.
Mr Blair's isolation on the continent has provided plenty of fodder back home for the Tories, who have rounded on Downing Street for abandoning a significant chunk of the rebate without securing anything in return.
William Hague, the new shadow foreign secretary, has been careful not to oppose reforms of the rebate. But in an echo of David Cameron's central domestic theme - that the prime minister always fails to carry through reforms - Mr Hague says Britain should have refused to give ground on the rebate unless France acted, too.
Downing Street hopes that if the main principle of its budget proposals is accepted - that similar countries should pay roughly the same amount - then Britain will have sneaked through a revolution. "If we pull this off then we'll end up paying the same amount as France and that has never happened in all the time we have been members of the EU," one British source said.


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When Deb Dagit, vice president and chief diversity officer for Merck & Co. Inc., took the stage for the closing keynote presentation of the US Business Leadership Network (USBLN) 2009 Annual Conference held in National Harbor, Md. Sept. 15-19, 2009, she told employers to take a risk. "Be the person that sees what is possible. Evaluate a person with a disability to determine what they are capable of, not what they have not yet demonstrated."
Dagit, a little person, said she has encountered plenty of people who have rejected her on sight, including one prospective employer who cancelled a day of interviews after treating her to a first class flight and a night at a five-star hotel.
"We have not yet achieved the vision of economic empowerment and meaningful employment for people with disabilities that we all dreamed of," she said. "I hear the same story, time and time again, of people stuck in dead-end jobs where they are underutilized but who stay to have access to benefits, income and socialization," she said.
She charged the audience of disability advocates, business leaders and people with disabilities to redouble their efforts as the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act approaches in 2010.
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Dagit noted that those with hidden disabilities might choose to keep their disability hidden because of social stigma, fear of negative career impact and their upbringing. "When you are a person with a disability, you are taught your whole life to make your disability a non-issue," she said, even though other types of diversity are now celebrated. "It's important that we teach children from a young age to be proud of being different."
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After the success of the Crewe and Nantwich by-election I thought that Conservative party workers and activists would need a break. Not so. The team has headed off to Henley and from what I saw today they are loving it.
At 8.55pm yesterday evening the Henley association chose Boris Johnson's successor, Cllr Dr John Howell, as their next Conservative Candidate. Overnight the printing presses rolled. By 9.45 am this morning when I arrived in Thame with a car load of helpers from the East of England we were warmly greeted by the high spirited if sleep deprived by-election team. By 10 am we were fully armed with leaflets to deliver across the constituency introducing John Howell.... and the ink was dry!
During the day I stopped to talk to residents. Lots had seen John on the local news last night, others who had missed the TV wanted to know about him. Many voters took the leaflets and immediately stuck it in their windows to display the Conservative logo, others asked for posters. Everyone I spoke to knew the by-election is coming, even though the date is not yet set. Praise for Boris amongst his old constituents was unanimous.
Each time we drove back to the office to pick up leaflets for our second and then third delivery round we kept spotting busy Conservative deliverers. And the stacks of leaflets in the back room were rapidly diminishing.
The atmosphere was, as ever, efficient but this time it was also stress free and relaxed. I had time to catch up with friends from the West Country, the West and East Midlands, other MEP candidates from across the country and old friends.
I know that Henley is supposedly a "safe" Conservative seat but anything can happen in by-elections and even here there is a huge amount to do. Volunteers are needed. If you spend a day helping in this by-election I guarantee you will enjoy it!
p.s. yes I'm still working as a local councillor and running round the East of England meeting people too... I will blog with news but do readers want to be inundated with the aftermath of important rainy drains issues that hit every councillor's inbox after downpours like last weeks?
Saturday, 31 May 2008
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
A Crew to Crewe
Yesterday I joined John Flack - one of the Eastern Region's other MEP candidates and a group of others on a day trip to Crewe and Nantwich to help support the parliamentary by election.
We were detailed off to the outlying villages around Nantwich. A beautiful day in a beautiful part of the country. Canvassing a relatively new estate of mixed housing we found many Conservative supporters and many former Labour supporters who will not be voting for Gordon next week. I was left with the clear impression that Gordon Brown is right to panic - I'm glad that he has finally done something about his 10p tax rate fiasco but believe it was only political panicking forced the u-turn.
We were detailed off to the outlying villages around Nantwich. A beautiful day in a beautiful part of the country. Canvassing a relatively new estate of mixed housing we found many Conservative supporters and many former Labour supporters who will not be voting for Gordon next week. I was left with the clear impression that Gordon Brown is right to panic - I'm glad that he has finally done something about his 10p tax rate fiasco but believe it was only political panicking forced the u-turn.
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Labels: Labour Government, Taxes
Saturday, 3 May 2008
A Great Day
A great day Boris is mayor, the Conservatives have won not just locally but right across the country and my son's village football team have today topped the under 8 league. He deserves a picture on the blog.
To cap it all the cricket season has started. I was doing my annual duty preparing the teams quintisentially English Cricket Tea today. In fact the only downside of today was having to explain to the team that we have to increase the tea budget. Credit crunch hits cricket.
A lot of this week's election result has been due to the economic reality facing voters - whilst I celebrate great election victories with all my Conservative friends I know we would rather have a booming economy.
Conservative Councillors across the country and Boris will be facing the frontline difficulties of providing public services in a falling economy with falling revenues. It is tough.
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Labels: local elections
Thursday, 1 May 2008
Election Day
One minor election count that might be worth watching tonight is Cambridge City. The Conservatives don't currently hold a single seat in Cambridge or Oxford - winning back just one seat in the very Liberal Democrat dominated Cambridge would be a major morale boost. Last year we were within just 18 votes in one ward. I've been canvasing there this week and helping to deliver early morning reminder slips today. The doorstep reception to Conservatives is positive - but it's too close to call and the weather matters!
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The Spirit of Kiratpur
Poem by: Yusufalam
Status: Finished
Genre: Poetry
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Sad but this is a true fact.Here in Punjab also there are places which are completely neglected because they cannot influence these greedy vote banks.Hope on God is good,but when you are dealing with Humans, you need more than a HOPE.But anyways, well written Brother.
Such places can be found throughout the world... We should try and help these people any way possible, i.e. either financially, or by praying for them... I'm never gonna forget these people and there sufferings,.. May God give some peace in their lives...
Great poem which tells of the suffering of the poor. Situations like the above exist all over the world. No matter what our position is, we all depend on God. I like the way how you expressed your experience.
Soooo sad!!
I really liked it though!
Keep writing!! xoxo
___Great poem, a great poem indeed. I enjoyed reading it.
I like this poem very much(:
I enjoyed reading this! It's an amazing poem (:
Great poem! Keep up the good work. :)
This is wonderful
you're very gifted with words.
oh so true to the word!! very sad but honest and well written!! You have certainly painted a grim picture with your words!
I loved this but cliked the like button because there is no love button...hahaha...Yeah it always amazes me that people who live in hard conditions still have faith in God... I always asked myself if i could be as stong in faith as those people if i was in hard conditions... and i hope i will be...:):):)...LOved this...
Very inspiring. Lovely flow.
This is an amazing poem. I love how you described the place, it is truly heart touching.
With the knowledge that it was a personal experience, I enjoyed this more. I could feel the power of your words and see the world for a brief moment, through your eyes.
In Ramadan my family and I travel out into the rural areas and I, for one, have been so moved and motivated by the strength of their love for Allah, and their perseverance.
It makes me question how us, the people who have been blessing with wealth and all things favorable, can dare to complain.
I've seen many situations like this. I love the spirit, how the people will drop everything at the call of Adhan and rush for salah. Particularly on Fridays, when flocks of men march out to the Musjid, calling out the name of Allah.
Thank you for this. It really touched me.
Thank you.. I'm happy to know that you leave your comfort zone and go to places which are backward.. It was my first time and after seeing these people I couldn't look into the mirror.. That I being raised in such good conditions mashallah, don't thank Allah as often as I shoud be doing... inshallah i'll be going to such places more and more in the coming future...
This is very good! Your a talented writer, and it cleary shows with this poem:)
nice poem:) very sad, though.
amazing. really nice. simply outstanding. keep it up :D
As sad as the poem seems, I found it to be very hopeful and demonstrates the resiliency of the people you saw on your trip. Also, your ability to reflect on it and see their perspective was wonderful to read
If you have the time and want to read more poetry, check out my page, I appreciate any kinds of feedback, best wishes!
Oh!! it was really touching and I think the goats where like some sort of replacement for the things he
lost one of them being his family I agree with you these people never give up there was a reason this has happened and no one can change apart from us and God ;). It was well written my friend keep up as usual I will battle with the LIKE button. Really loved it amazing!!
Asiya xx
lovely poem,,touched by the stories told,,,rhyming scheme doesn't hindered my way to get into the feel of the scene elaborated ,,,,loved this piece,,,gr8 writing skills,,,,,keep writing frnd
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Isuzu Rodeo (UTS-145) 3.2 V6 2WD (208 hp, petrol, 1998) - Technical data, specifications, characteristics
off-road/sport utility vehicle (SUV), 5 doors, 5 seats, dimensions: 4488.00 mm x 1788.00 mm x 1725.00 mm, weight: 1645 kg, engine displacement: 3165 cc, 6 cylinders, 4 valves per cylinder, max power: 208 hp @ 5400 rpm, max torque: 290 Nm @ 3000 rpm, max speed: 180 km/h, gears (manual/automatic): 5 / 4, fuel type: petrol, tyres: 245/70 R16
Manufacturer, series, model, years of production
Basic information about the manufacturer, series and model of the vehicle. First and last years of production.
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|Last year of production
Body type, dimensions, volumes, weight
Information about the body style of the vehicle, overall dimensions, weight, boot space and fuel tank capacity.
|Body type
|off-road/sport utility vehicle (SUV)
|Number of doors
|5 (five)
|Number of seats
|5 (five)
|2702.00 mm (millimeters)
8.86 ft (feet)
106.38 in (inches)
2.7020 m (meters)
|Front track
|1514.00 mm (millimeters)
4.97 ft (feet)
59.61 in (inches)
1.5140 m (meters)
|Rear track
|1519.00 mm (millimeters)
4.98 ft (feet)
59.80 in (inches)
1.5190 m (meters)
|4488.00 mm (millimeters)
14.72 ft (feet)
176.69 in (inches)
4.4880 m (meters)
|1788.00 mm (millimeters)
5.87 ft (feet)
70.39 in (inches)
1.7880 m (meters)
|1725.00 mm (millimeters)
5.66 ft (feet)
67.91 in (inches)
1.7250 m (meters)
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|933.0 l (liters)
32.95 ft3 (cubic feet)
0.93 m3 (cubic meters)
933000.00 cc (cubic centimeters)
|Maximum trunk/boot space capacity
|2297.0 l (liters)
81.12 ft3 (cubic feet)
2.30 m3 (cubic meters)
2297000.00 cc (cubic centimeters)
|Curb weight
|1645 kg (kilograms)
3626.60 lbs (pounds)
|Maximum weight
|2245 kg (kilograms)
4949.38 lbs (pounds)
|Capacity of the fuel tank
|80.0 l (liters)
17.60 UK gal (UK gallons)
21.13 US gal (US gallons)
Technical data about the vehicle's engine - location, displacement, aspiration, cylinders, valves, compression, fuel, etc.
|Type of fuel
|A-95 (95 octane gasoline/petrol/gas/benzine)
|Engine location
|longitudinal, front
|Engine displacement
|3165 cc (cubic centimeters)
|Valve mechanism type
|Type of aspiration
|naturally aspirated
|Compression ratio
|Arrangement of the cylinders
|V engine
|Number of cylinders
|6 (six)
|Valves per cylinder
|4 (four)
|Bore (the diameter of a cylinder)
|93.40 mm (millimeters)
0.31 ft (feet)
3.68 in (inches)
0.0934 m (meters)
|Stroke (the length of a piston stroke)
|77.00 mm (millimeters)
0.25 ft (feet)
3.03 in (inches)
0.0770 m (meters)
Power, torque, acceleration, speed
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|Maximum power
|208 hp (horse power)
155.1 kW (kilowatts)
210.9 ps (metric horsepower)
|Maximum power is generated at
|5400 rpm (revolutions per minute)
|Maximum torque
|290 Nm (newton meters)
29.6 kgm (kilogram meters)
213.9 ft-lb (foot-pounds)
|Maximum torque is reached at
|3000 rpm (revolutions per minute)
|Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h
|Maximum speed
|180 km/h (kilometers per hour)
111.85 mph (miles per hour)
Fuel consumption
Information about the fuel consumption (urban, extra-urban, combined).
|Fuel consumption (urban)
|Fuel consumption (extra urban)
|Fuel consumption (combined)
Transmission, drive type
Information about the transmission (automatic and/or manual), number of gears/speeds and type of drive.
|Number of automatic gears
|4 (four)
|Number of manual gears
|5 (five)
|Drive type
|rear wheel drive (RWD)
Technical specifications about the type of steering and the vehicle's turning circle (turning diameter).
|Type of steering
|Type of power steering
|Turning circle diameter
Information about the front and rear suspension of the vehicle.
|Type of front suspension
|- coil springs
|Type of rear suspension
|- coil springs
Type of brakes used on the front and rear wheels as well as presence of an ABS (anti-lock braking system).
|Type of front brakes
|ventilated discs
|Type of rear brakes
|ABS (anti-lock braking system)
Type and size of the rims and tyres of the vehicle.
|Rim size
|Tyre code
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|+ 1%
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|+ 0%
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|+ 27%
|Engine displacement
|+ 34%
|Maximum power
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The descendants of northern Tasmanians who fought in World War I are set to pay tribute to their forebears in a special service commemorating 100 years since the war started.
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Darwin priest Keith Joseph says "the scientific evidence is in" when it comes to climate change's devastating global impact.
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Police were called in yesterday to remove a group of church officials who protested in the office of the Bendigo-based Senator Bridget McKenzie.
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The Anglican Church in Adelaide has backed an earlier move by the church nationally to let its priests break the confidentiality of confessions to report crimes.
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The challenges faced by the Anglican Church and its communities throughout Asia are being discussed at a conference in Newcastle this weekend.
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Rockhampton's new Anglican Bishop has officially taken up his posting.
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Albury's Trinity Anglican College plans to accelerate its growth, after joining an Anglican Schools Commission based in Perth.
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New South Wales Police have begun a new major investigation into allegations of child sexual abuse within Newcastle's Anglican Diocese in the 1970s.
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Leaders of the Anglican church have condemned the deteriorating situation in northern Iraq, and called on the Abbott Government to provide asylum for Christians under attack in the country.
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The Anglican Church has apologised to victims of abuse at special church services across Canberra and Goulburn.
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Former archdeacon Peter Coote can no longer act as a priest in following an investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct.
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Perth's Anglican Archbishop has said Australia must improve its treatment of asylum seekers if it wants to continue to be seen as a humane nation.
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A memorial service will be held in Newcastle's Christ Church Cathedral today as part of the national day of mourning for the victims of downed flight MH-17.
Topics: air-and-space, anglicans, newcastle-2300
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Anglican churches across Canberra and Goulburn will hold special services this weekend that include an apology to victims of abuse by the church.
Topics: religion-and-beliefs, community-and-society, anglicans, child-abuse, canberra-2600, goulburn-2580, nsw, act
Court documents have revealed the Commonwealth Bank is looking for damages of more than $24m from the former Anglican bishop of Bathurst and five other defendants.
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How Dare You Do That to my Bulma! Vegeta's Metamorphosis of Fury!
When even Buu can't land a hit on Beerus, Vegeta steps in to calm the angry God. The other Z fighters step in, but Beerus proves to be a challenge unlike any other. But when he threatens Bulma, will Vegeta finally make his move?
Goku Makes an Entrance! A Last Chance from Lord Beerus?!
With a new surge of power, Vegeta attacks Beerus! But it isn't enough. Giving Earth a second chance, Beerus challenges Oolong to rock-paper-scissors. Will Goku arrive in time to help his friends and planet?
Thanks for Waiting, Lord Beerus! A Super Saiyan God Is Born at Last!
Summoning Shenron, they learn what the Super Saiyan God is. Rather than a particular person, it is a kindhearted Saiyan who can become one. But transforming into one requires more Saiyans than they have on board—until Videl reveals a surprise!
Show Us, Goku! The Power of a Super Saiyan God!
With the powers of a Super Saiyan God, Goku faces Beerus! Or, well he tries to. The immense power of a God takes a little getting used to but the longer he fights, the more Goku proves he's a real challenge. The true battle begins!
Let's Keep Going Lord Beerus! The Battle of Gods!
With his powers mostly under control, Goku ramps up the battle. But Beerus is still filled with unbelievable power and Goku takes hit after hit. Even though his injuries heal, can he handle the true strength of Beerus' power?
Goku, Surpass Super Saiyan God!
Goku continues to surprise Beerus with his growing powers. As their fight escalates, the universe manages to stay intact, but for how long? Then, Goku reverts back to a Super Saiyan! Have his godly powers run out?
This Is All the Power I've Got! A Settlement Between Gods
Goku continues the hard fought battle, but his powers still aren't enough to take down the God of Destruction. When his energy finally runs out, Earth's fate is sealed! Or is it? The battle of the gods reaches its end!
Valiant Mr. Satan, Work a Miracle! A Challenge from Outer Space
With Beerus gone and the world at peace once more, the Z Fighters resume their normal lives. But nothing ever remains calm, as aliens arrive on Earth to thank and challenge the hero who fought Beerus. And that hero is…Mr. Satan?!
Vegeta Becomes a Student?! Win over Whis!
When Vegeta finds Whis having lunch with Bulma, he demands he be taken to Beerus. But when Whis reveals he's actually the god's teacher, the stubborn Saiyan prince is willing to beg to become his student. But at what cost?
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Laurent Blanc, the new Paris St Germain manager, has admitted he is keen on the Newcastle midfielder Yohan Cabaye.
Cabaye's future is uncertain, despite proclamations from Newcastle's new director of football Joe Kinnear that he would not be sold. Kinnear also infamously pronounced his surname as 'Kebabs' during a radio interview.
The France international remains the club's most saleable asset and is believed to be open to a move. He recently admitted speculation linking him with Manchester United was flattering. Newcastle had initially set a price of £30m on the 27-year-old.
Blanc said: "He offers a lot of options in different positions. He's an interesting player."
Sunderland meanwhile have completed the signing of the Italian goalkeeper Vito Mannone from Arsenal for £2m. The Le Havre defender Benjamin Mendy is also expected to complete his move to the Stadium of Light.
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BeschreibungThis work is intended as a guide for those people who have been charged with establishing a library or information service in their organization. It contains many practical tips and hints from the author, based upon his 'hands-on' practical experience of setting up many new information services.
InhaltsverzeichnisIntroduction - aims of the book, audience; Why create a library service, purpose; First steps - finding out about customers, involving customers; Information audit, finding out about what you have got, finding out about what the customer needs; Organising information, classification standard, cataloguing standards, copyright; Planning and implementation, library layout, library systems; Marketing the service; Review, performance indicators; Conclusion/things to look out for
PortraitThe Author: He has developed libraries in various government departments, colleges and other organisation such as the Human Rights Commission. Kirby Porter is currently employed as Principal Librarian for the Northern Ireland Civil Service and Head of Library Services for the Northern Assembly; he is responsible for managing the Government Library Service and advising Government departments.
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Learning to meditate can be as easy as pressing play. This meditation bundle guides you through easy meditations that will leave you feeling relaxed, rejuvenated, and more at peace. They can be used during any part of the day and are each about 15 to 20 minutes long.
This bundle includes the following audiobooks:
1. Learn to Meditate: Meditation for Beginners with Mindfulness Exercises, Relaxation Techniques, Guided Imagery and Guided Mindfulness Meditation
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1 short chapter of how to relax for meditation , 11 chapters of the sound waves crashing and slow music..
"excellent meditations that are easy and intuitive"
The most enjoyable aspect of these meditations is how you can jump right into them without prior knowledge of meditation, or being an expert at mindfulness. This audio is a really easy way to just meditate without really thinking about it, or overthinking the meditation process.
Learning mindfulness for me has been crucial to stress reduction and managing anxiety, especially during the holidays. This has been a great guide for learning simple techniques.
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This was recommended to me by a coworker. I thanked her 3 times already, because my mood has improved so much since I've started meditating thanks to this audio. It has brought to my attention a different way to deal with stress.
Excellent way to manage stress and keep anxiety at bay. This helps me stay balanced and keep a broader perspective so that the little things don't eat away at my happiness. Wonderful collection!
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This is something that instantly clicked for me. It isn't overly complicated, and a lot of these can be done rather quickly in the morning, during a break in the day or even right before bed. I was impressed by the narration and the music was disarming and calming. Great body of work.
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This bundle has been a great way to unwind and relax. The guided meditations are easy and pretty straight forward. It is a nice way to start an evening or my morning. I enjoyed the accompanying music and really liked the narrations for very soothing performances.
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This is a jam packed audiobook with lots of meditations to choose from. I was pleasantly surprised as I didn't read the description before ordering. Awesome value for a credit. Nicely narrated and has a lot of great music. Easy meditations which don't take forever to finish. I am pleased!
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I did not see the print version but the audio edition have great value by itself.
Our small meditation group use it and enjoy it a lot
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Easy way to unwind and get back into meditation, or just try it out. Awesome value for a credit and the narrations are very thorough.
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The narrations were peaceful, which helps with this type of audio.
This is a wonderful addition to my meditation collection. Thanks!
The book has 12 chapters. Each chapter is about 47 or 49 minutes. But there is only 15 minutes of meditative content in each chapter. After 15 minutes it's just music which is looped. The meditative content repeats itself for 3 chapters before switching to new meditative material. So chapters 1 through 3 are the same. 4 through 6 are the same. 7 through 9 are the same and 10 through 12 are the same. This book was a waste of my credit and should be removed from the audible catalog.
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What a wonderful way to learn meditation immediately. I loved that the meditations were simple, easy and not overly long. A week's worth of meditations. Really great.
I found this to be an effective way to practice mindfulness. The techniques left me relaxed and in the moment. There are many meditations so you can't go wrong. Was recommended to me by a coworker. She was right that it would help with stress relief.
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A Past Recollection
The house was cosy and close and the heat instantly made me feel relaxed. Lights were dimmed and as we walked into the living room, I was met with an inviting scene. Two sofas crouched round a gas fire and an assortment of photos adorned the walls. Kathryn motioned me in and I spied a curled up tabby on one of the sofas.
"Hello!" I stroked its warm fuzzy back and chuckled as it purred happily. Footsteps on the wooden floorboards caught my attention and I looked up to find a guy suddenly by my side.
"Hey. How's it going. I'm Matt." He smiled and pumped my hand in a firm grim. A Hollister t-shirt was stretched over his toned torso and jeans hung loosely around his chunky frame. "It's Michael, right?"
"Yes." I was surprised at my relief that he was talking.
"Please! Sit." And he strode towards the kitchen, calling to me as I heard the fridge open and bottles clinking. "What would you like? A beer?"
"Um, yes. That would be great. Thanks." It was then that I knew we would all get along fine; swell in fact. I grinned to myself as I sat there petting the cat and enjoying the warmth of the fire.
He handed me a can and cracked open his, sinking into the other couch. He leaned forwards and took a sip.
"Ahh!" He grinned in satisfaction. "Right, well, you might think this is a bit odd but we have this thing where, so Kathy doesn't feel left out, we all talk on laptops together. It's pretty cool. So we all just hook up to MSN and have a group conversation." He took another swig.
"And it's so much quicker than writing notes on paper. You're up for that, right?" I nodded automatically and he got up, producing a laptop from the magazine rack by his sofa.
"See, I've got a spare one for visitors! Just don't spill any beer on it." He grinned jovially and passed it to me, and I placed my beer on the side table, grabbing the laptop along with its dangling charger leads.
"Wow, thanks!" This was already starting to get a bit surreal.
"There's a plug just in the corner there, by the way."
I heard thumps on the stairs and Kathryn appeared from the hall, a pink laptop in hand, and plonked down onto the sofa next to me, crossing her legs. She'd taken off her cardigan and I tingled as our bare arms brushed accidentally and her eyes caught mine. Every time our gazes met it felt lik she was scanning my mind like a photocopier. Yet it wasn't invasive, more like a simple recognition of how well she'd grown to know me. It was strange how a girl I'd known for 2 months – 2 months in which she'd never spoken a word to me! – could read me better than my year-long friends ever would. She smiled, her eyes shining and I knew she sensed my attraction to her. I grinned back and nudged her playfully. She poked my waist making me jump and we ensued in a tickling fight. I gave up first, of course, since I was the most ticklish.
Matt laughed as he got up to get biscuits from the kitchen. For a few long seconds in that short sequence of events, I felt like I was in the home I was meant to have had. But then the laptop's startup song filled the present air and the moment instantly vaporised.
Once we were all settled with our laptops, the three of us began tapping away, engaging in the most good-humoured conversation about anything and everything: how our days had been; what films we liked; our jobs; what food we hated and loved. I was eager to talk about all these things until the topic of family was inevitably mentioned; one that I dreaded discussing with anyone. I was knitted with confusion and hurt concerning most of it and what I did know, seemed to pick away at the healing scab every time the story was resurrected.
Uncle Alan had attempted to explain things to me and I'd grown to accept it because he was my only source of information. I couldn't remember anything about the day he took me in. He said I had probably blocked out what had happened. And it was true. I couldn't remember.
My parents had left me just before my fifth birthday and handed me over to my uncle. Why? Why did they not want me anymore? I'd asked myself this so many times and hated myself for not being able to remember one single detail about my abandonment. How could such a major event be blocked out of my memory? I don't even know how many hours I'd pummelled my head in frustration at my mind's inability to simply remember – just one tiny fragment could at least give me a starting point, a clue to why it might have happened. But no, nothing. Darkness was to forever enshroud me it seemed. All that remained was my hatred and bitterness towards my parents which had built up and up inside me like limescale in a kettle. That and my nightmares, which I'd given up trying to understand. I couldn't fathom them any more than a boy can fathom a girl; I'd just got used to that fact. Although I guess most people don't remember their lives up to five years old; I just had this feeling that mine meant far more to my present than most others did. If I could just unlock that, I could at least move on.
So Uncle Alan took me in and became my guardian, bringing me up like his own son. I went to school like every other kid, did what every other kid should do and yet I always felt like I didn't belong, because I felt a gaping hole where my identity should have been. When every other boy or girl had their parents beaming in pride at their runner's first place on sport's day, or their A star in physics, I had Uncle Alan giving me an awkward hug or quietly patting me with silent congratulations. He tried his best, I can see that now, but I was always confused by his behaviour and the passive concern which settled in the creases of his forehead.
Maybe what Matt and Kathyrn told me about their lives as adopted children could help me in some small way, even though my situation was different. I'd never seen myself as an orphan but sometimes I felt like one when I thought about how my parents hadn't wanted me. For the first time, a small hope simmered inside; one that would lead me into a feeling of recognition and familiarity. I was eager for answers; impatient even. How had they lived differently as children with no real parents? Had they gone through the same things as me? I couldn't believe I'd come across other people like me. It was so rare, that you could almost feel alien in a world where everyone had a kind mum or dad that they could turn to. And with just an uncle who I'd never really bonded with, I don't think I could have felt any more alone. I knew I should have felt grateful and stopped my constant self pity, but it was all I knew.
True, I had friends. But they were reluctant ones, ready to step away if something I did or said didn't resonate with their own thoughts and ideals. I was constantly named as 'that odd child' and treated as though I was slow in the mind. Simon was really one of the few I'd been able to turn to. He'd bailed me out of countless situations where embarrassment had found me like CCTV. He was the one who'd partnered with me in biology class. He'd been the one to persuade Diane to go to the prom with me, even if she had slinked off to hang out with her girlfriends ten minutes in. It had all mattered to me then, and still does now. After school, it had been so ideal for us to share an apartment together during our university years and we'd had so many laughs along the way. But as the months progressed and we finished our degrees, our sincere, no-nonsense friendship was slipping through my fingers like sand and I was paralysed to stop it. Our interests had forked, his friends no longer were ones I wanted to have and the fold that had begun between us was now a rip on our page, growing bigger and bigger and soon we would be two separate sheets of paper. I was dreading that day.


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A group of billionaires decide to create a secret club, and be spies. The fact that they have lots of money, makes it possible to create, buy and hire gadgets, and their ultimate mission is to rid the world of...Bad people.
Literally like your ordinary, non-super powered super spies.
Mr X. A cool nickname, but used many times before. But that's what makes it so hard for anyone to pin point anything on me.
I'm not gonna say my real name, because I might be found out, but-
"Nick!" Damn my mother, "Nick! What are you doing in there?"
"Writing in my diary!" I yell back harshly.
Anyway, where was I? Oh yes, I was about to talk about my secret plan. It's to take over the world. Nah, I'm joking. It's the opposite...Kind of. My plan is to get rid of the bad guys that want to take over the world, or any other bad guys.
I would never be able to do this alone, which is good. Because I'm not. I'm part of a secret online club of billionaires. There aren't many people, but there's enough money involved to take over the world...But we don't want to do that.
We haven't met yet, but we are planning to do that on Wednesday 21st April, 2010. That's this Wednesday. This club may be doing good for the world, but for some reason, it's still illegal. So we keep this club on the down-low.
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Dozens join 'Hoodie' solidarity efforts for Trayvon Martin
ATLANTA - With the simple act of putting on a hood, Atlantans stood in solidarity with Trayvon Martin, as part of the filming of a public service announcement against the shooting of the Florida teen.
The 17-year-old was wearing a hooded sweatshirt when he was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch captain last month. The shooter, George Zimmerman, is claiming self defense, and has not been arrested.
The Sunday demonstration in midtown's Piedmont Park is one of many happening throughout the country in response to the case that has protesters calling for action.
One woman became emotional as she talked about being a teen in the 1960s.
"You would think that by now, we would not be experiencing this, and it really hurts," the woman said.
I feel it's very important to get the word out because it could be me next time. It could be my daughter. It could be somebody's son," Nasir Rahim said.
Rahim organized the public service announcement shoot.
"It's not all about race, it's about justice," he told Channel 2's Amy Napier Viteri, who covered the weekend event.
Organizers said the hoodie itself is symbolic, noting it is not just about Martin, it's about changing perception.
"You can commit a crime in a three-piece suit. So wearing a hoodie, you know, that's just judging the book by its cover," participant Al G. Sillah said.
At Atlanta's Greater Works Ministry Church Sunday morning, children wore hoodies. The Rev. Ralph Warnock, Ebenezer Baptist Church pastor, also wore one during an emotional service, at which he drew parallels to the Civil Rights era in America.
"Here we are in 2012 and you mean to tell me no arrests, no appropriate investigation," Warnock said.
Sillah said he wants to focus not just on why Martin was killed, but the need for justice.
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Spotted wing drosophila
Brown marmorated stink bug is identified by the black & white pattern around the abdomen and antennae, & rounded shoulders. Also the only stink bug that would "invade" homes for the winter.
In Utah, agricultural commodities are largely grown along the major N-S interstate highway, which makes this state vulnerable to introduced exotic pests and increases the likelihood of their spread once introduced. It is therefore critical that Utah crops be safeguarded and regularly monitored for invasive pests. In 2013, the Utah Cooperative Agricultural Pest Survey (CAPS) program will survey agricultural and horticultural crops for various exotic pests, including insects and plant pathogens, and will set and monitor more than 400 traps statewide.
Two of the insects that will be targeted this year are the spotted wing drosophila (Drosophila suzukii) and the brown marmorated stink bug (Halyomorpha halys).
The spotted wing drosophila (SWD) is a pest of soft fruit such as raspberry, cherry, strawberry and peach, and was first was first detected in Davis County, Utah in 2010. Male SWD can be identified as having one spot per wing. Female SWD have saw-like ovipositors which enable them to lay eggs in ripe and ripening fruit. The larvae feed inside the fruit, causing the fruit to become soft and unmarketable.
The brown marmorated stink bug (BMSB) feeds on a wide variety of host plants, including apples, peaches, corn, and tomatoes. The BMSB also poses a problem for residences when it searches for protected, overwintering sites indoors. BMSB is shield-shaped with light bands on the antennae and distinct white triangles on the rear of the front pair of wings. In the fall of 2012, BMSB was found for the first time in Utah in Salt Lake County.
If you believe that you've seen one of these pests or if you have suggestions for trapping sites, please contact Lori Spears, USU CAPS Coordinator (firstname.lastname@example.com).
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