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If it had been me the series would have been NC-17, the plot would be more than "mice save the world by blowing stuff up" and have more nudity.
It also would have run far longer than just 3 seasons and would have aired late at night when all the kiddies are in bed.
But alas, they don't belong to me.
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Meaning made by a fan, thus not by the real owners.
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But then you also knew that too.
In fact you also know that the characters from the series also don't belong to me, and that I'm just borrowing them for my own sick pleasure.
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There is just one last thing I like to add to this ridiculously long disclaimer. And that's the following:
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This last bit was not of my own creation either, I'm not that original.
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And no I don't own pokemon either, all though why that is relevant in a disclaimer for a fanfic about mice from mars I really don't know.
And now a small recap: I don't own Biker Mice from Mars.
I know I've said that already, but its a long disclaimer so I needed to state it again.
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Title: Tailspin
Chapter: 1
Author: DBZVelena
Series: Biker Mice from Mars.
Pairing: Throttle/Vinnie, hinted at other possible pairings.
Warnings: This is SLASH fanfiction, if you don't know what that means, go away. If you read anyway and after decide to flame me, I'll laugh at your idiocy. You have been warned. Any other warnings are irrelevant because I don't write character death unless its a badguy and who cares about them. I don't write rape, so you don't have to worry about that either. And if there is a pink bunny seen anywhere near this fic, I'm sure Vinnie will shoot it. So you're safe.
And now... Lets start the story!
Charley had to duck to avoid the wrench that was flying through the air as she walked out of her office and in to the garage part of the Last chance garage.
The guys were all busy tweaking their rides. Making sure everything worked properly, any damages were repaired and that they were in general battle readiness.
She smiled as she walked towards her truck, surprisingly some rich idiot had his car break down not far from her shop.
Of course the rich prick had first called his usual garage, but upon hearing his exact location had promptly referred him to the last chance garage. None of the uptown garages dared to come in this part of town. to afraid of being robed, or ending in the middle of a street war.
She wasn't scared though, having lived there as long as she had she knew every street kid by name, knew what parts she could travel, what parts to avoid and what parts were like playing with your life if you entered it and weren't part of the gang operating in that part.
The funny thing was, because she was really the only mechanic willing to come in that neighborhood. It generally meant she had a free passage through any of those parts as long as she was in her truck and it was day. At night not even she could help a stranded traveler.
Charley got in to her truck, telling the guys where she was going and that she'd only be a minute. The guys all responded that they had heard but didn't look up from where they were working on their bikes.
Vinnie was tweaking his bike's engine. He wanted it to go just a tiny bit faster, if only to impress Throttle. Yup, Vincent van Wham and all the other stuff he called him self, had a crush on their leader.
Unfortunately, Throttle was very much with Carbine despite the distance.
Vinnie didn't know if the two were bonded, but it was very likely. You don't stick to one girl this long and despite the big distance between Mars and Earth if there wasn't a good reason.
Which was why instead of going after Throttle and flirting with him, Vinnie was keeping up appearances by flirting with everything in sight that was still single. Not that it mattered, he never went beyond loud boasts and heavy flirting.
Charley was the one getting to face most of that and she knew it was all just show. He had tried something with her early on, but hadn't been able to go through with it, instead he had spend the whole evening telling her all about his huge crush on Throttle.
She had been comforting and had told him he could always tell her anything.
It had been a relief that she didn't look at it like some other humans did.
But humans didn't have something like the whole bonding thing. Or at least not on the level Martian mice do.
There were three levels of bonds.
The first is a family bond, its created when a kit first looks up at his or her mom's face. This bond can only be broken by death.
The second bond is the bond of friendship, this bond works similar to a family bond and can even get just as strong if the circumstances allow it.
The third bond is the bond of love and life, this bond is for life and beyond. Once bonded and one of the two die, usually the other dies too. Only in extremely rare cases has this bond been broken, and usually only because the one dieing willfully broke the bond to prevent their loved one from dieing too.
Vinnie was glad they had the second bond so tight it could rival a first bond, if he still had that one. but his mom died a long time ago.
Killed by Plutarkians when she had been defending her only son.
He'd been eight at the time. Thankfully the bastards hadn't seen him or he'd never survived as long as he had.
He'd been taken in by couple of bikers, they raised him practically on a bike.
However he never forgot how him mom had defended him. He had joined the Freedom Fighters because of her memory.
Vinnie glanced over to where Throttle was working. It was middle of summer during a heat wave and Throttle was only wearing a pair of very short cutoffs. Giving Vinnie enough inspiration for at least a month of private fantasies.
Vinnie sighed and turned back towards his bike with a sigh and continued his work.
He never noticed Throttle looking at him right after Vinnie had turned back to his bike.
/He's looking again, why is he always looking at me. I just don't get it./
Throttle mused over this recent development. Though if he was really honest with him self, he knew it had been going on much longer than just the last few weeks. But ever since that interplanetary communication from last week it had been happening more often to the point that he couldn't ignore it anymore.
Vinnie was staring at him and it sure as hell wasn't because of his leadership capabilities.
But how to find out why Vinnie was staring would not be easy. Vincent was indeed loud and talked allot but rarely about what he was feeling. most of the time he was just boasting and generally being annoying.
It made Throttle sometimes wonder what went on in that handsome head of his.
Ok, he admitted it. in a clinical, non romantic, just my bro, kind of way. He found Vinnie handsome, even with the faceplate. In fact it gave Vincent's face a bit more character. Way back when before Vinnie had gotten hurt, he had looked way to young to be fighting in a war.
It had probably been why Stoker had been extra hard on Vinnie back then.
Throttle sighed and went back to work on his bike.
Modo on the other hand had to bite his hand not to laugh at his two bro's. They had been dancing around each other for ages.
Oh, he knew Throttle had a relationship with Carbine, but they weren't bonded. Carbine had refused to bond way back when they had still been on Mars. She had said she didn't want the double risk of dieing. He remembered how devastated Throttle had been then.
And since then their love for each other had been slowly bleeding to death.
By his estimate it wouldn't be long before one or the other or both would give up on the whole thing and move on.
He just hoped that Throttle would see the love right in front of him. All he would have to do is give Vinnie a sign that he was interested and then the sparks would fly.
Modo was sure of it, it was only a matter of time.

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If you like an apple tart that's caramelised, it's very easy to do. Just follow the instructions here.
- Apple tart (or other fruit tart if wished)
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1Cook the butter and sugar in a small saucepan. Use low heat and stir occasionally.
2Cook until the mixture turns dark.
3Place the prepared apples into the tart as directed by the recipe.
4Drizzle the glaze over the apples and cook the tart as directed. The glaze will form into a caramelised topping over the apples (or other fruit).
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PURPOSE: Diabetes mellitus is a strong risk factor for major adverse cardiac events (MACE) after percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI). It is generally believed that deployment of multiple stents in these diabetic patients might be associated with higher incidence of complications. There is little data on peri-procedural myocardial infarction (MI) and MACE in these high-risk patients receiving multiple stents versus single stent.
METHODS: We studied 229 diabetic patients who underwent PCI focusing on the incidence of MI and MACE, defined as a three fold elevation in serum creatinine phosphokinase (CPK) or CPK-MB levels and a combination of MI, revascularization and deaths from cardiovascular cause respectively.
RESULTS: 75 patients (32.7%) had two or more stents deployed and the remaining had a single stent placed in a single epicardial coronary artery during the index PCI. 22 patients (9.6%) had MI. Over a mean follow-up period of 22 months, 84 patients (36.7%) had MACE. On logistic regression analysis, in patients with multiple stents deployment, there was no significant difference in the incidence of MI (OR 1.114, CI 0.38-3.24, p=0.84) or MACE (OR 1.00, CI 0.52-1.92, p=0.99) when compared to patients with single stent deployment. Presence of renal insufficiency was associated with increased incidence of MACE in both the groups (OR 3.38, CI 1.22-9.33, p=0.019 and OR 8.63, CI 1.07-69.93, p=0.044 in single stent and multiple stent groups respectively). Low levels of serum HDL cholesterol were associated with increased incidence of MACE in the single stent group (HDL: OR 1.43, CI 1.05-1.95, p=0.025). This model was adjusted for target vessel size, complexity of the lesion, type of stent, low density lipoprotein-cholesterol levels and use of GpIIb/IIIa inhibitors following the PCI.
CONCLUSION: In diabetic patients, there is no significant association between the number of stents deployed during PCI and the incidence of peri-procedure MI and MACE.
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Violence is no longer confined to cities, Dr. Brodsky said. Local school districts are recognizing that there is a pressing need to deal with the problem. "Some districts will be drawing up stricter disciplinary codes," he added. "Others will increase security detectors and security guards. More districts will be implementing conflict-resolution and mediation training and trying to teach their kids racial and ethnic sensitivity."
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We reach the mine and Snaps room and I unlock the door. I turn to face Max.
"Thank you" I say smiling.
He nods. "I'm real so-" I press a finger to his lips. I step forward and lean up on my toes.
"You have nothing to be sorry for" I whisper. Then I kiss him. He kisses me back and I pull him back into the room.
He pushes the door closed and we manover the door to my room closing it.
I fall back on to the bed pulling Max with me.
He moves away instantly.
"I can't" He whispers. I prop up on my elbows and tilt my head to look at him.
"Why?" I ask. Although in my head, I am wondering why I want to take this so far.
"Cause we only just met.... I don't want to take advantage of you" He looks at me sadly. He sighs then falls back to lie on the bed next to me. I wrap my arms round his chest curling up to his side. He wraps his arms around me.
"Trust me, if I didn't want you in here you wouldn't have made it past the front door" I say smelling his earthy mint smell.
So warm, so comforting.
He chuckles. "That sounds a bit over confident" He mumbles.
"I am over confident that I can kick your butt" I say smiling up at him. "Challanging me"
"No" he says stroking my cheek. "I believe you"
I snuggle back to his chest.
"Will you stay?" I ask sweetly tightening my grip on him.
"I don't think you're offering me a choice" He whispers into my hair.
"Well, I would prefer it if you stayed" I mumble.
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Any avid reader of Lovecraft should already know the unspeakable evils of the Cthulhu cult and the deep sea lord that rules them all. Enshrouded in mystery is the author himself, who was a complete recluse and often resemble the ugly characters in his short stories. Strangely by watching the


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The mermaid
" You. Me. On the porch" Orson said anonyed
Luka rolled her eyes and said " I see you still haven't gotten off your high horse"
" Is this what this is some power game to you?" Orson spat out.
" Yeah pretty much" Luka said
Leigh watched them arguing back and forth. She bit her lip nervously. Then pretended all of a sudden her ceiling got really interesting.
Orson noticed her reaction and started heading for the door. Luka grumbled something and followed him out. Outside Luka folded her arms over her chest and wiped her tears away and with it smearing her black eye make-up. Orson felt suddenly guilty. He usually did fly off the handle at anyone ,especially a woman. He started to apologize. But then Luka started talking or ranting...
" I had a crappy day and your not helping. Ofcourse you think you think you know everything, you are a guy. Did you ever think the clairvoyant might actually have a clue what she's talking about?"
" What are you trying to do to Leigh? You can't just set her off like that!"
Luka shook her head and walked slowly off the patio. She unzipped her combat boots and lifted up the hem of her long skirt and dipped her feet in the water.
She turned and motioned Orson to approach. Orson rolled his eyes but decied to play along. He walked closer and watched as Luka's feet got fully soaked and encrusted with sand.
" Remeber the mermaid. She only belongs in the ocean. Her choices are her own" Luka muttered
" And what if she deciedes to go after the demon that killed her friend?"
" Then it's your choice whether or not your going to letter her swim or keep her in a bath tub. I'll warn you...as a woman. We don't take well to being forced" Luka said bitterly
Orson shuttered slightly and shook his head vigarously " I would never do anything like that"
" That's what they all say. But I know we were all cave men once. You can't ignore genes" Luka said bitterly.


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Here is a heartwarming story of a 29 year old Flint, Michigan woman who already has 10 illegitimate children. She survives via leeching off the tax payer and private charities. And without a sense of irony, she describes herself as a "stay at home mom."
She boasts that her children are good and on the school's honor roll (which in Flint Michigan means they have not knifed a teacher). In reality, without a father we know statistically that most of these boys will end up in prison or an early grave. The girls will probably have children before their 15th birthday.
Society is reaching a breaking point in which this behavior can no longer be tolerated. Civilization, and all of its comforts that we take for granted, cannot continue with children raised in a feral manner. We need to end subsidizing this behavior through welfare and child support, or we will soon return to the jungle. And as much as feminists may bitch about Western Civilization, I don't think they will like how women are treated when the jungle returns.


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Tuesday, July 13, 2010
A bad place to park a Tardis.
I wonder is a sonic screwdriver can get out stains.
Man, I had never seen Dr. Who until a few months ago and have been consuming episodes at a rabid pace. I'd wish for an American version, but they'd probably get Andy Dick for the Dr.
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very nice looks like someone else had the same idea
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Sorry if its a silly question but I have bought a car for the first time and then bought seat covers from Halfords which were universal and said would fit 3 series size.
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EURUSD Daily Forecast: October 04
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The EURUSD continued its bearish momentum yesterday, bottomed at 1.3163 and closed at 1.3189. The bias remains bearish in nearest term testing 1.3050 – 1.3000 support area, as a part of bearish continuation scenario after formed a triple top formation around 1.3670/80 and the failure of the falling wedge formation as you can see on my h4 chart below. Immediate resistance is seen around 1.3240. A clear break back above that area could lead price to neutral zone in nearest term but as long as price stays below 1.3361 my overall intraday bias should remain to the downside.
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Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has set an ambitious new target for lifting Australia's national productivity and growth rates to meet the demands of an ageing population.
Setting the scene for this year's election, Mr Rudd returned from his holidays with a strong message of optimism for the economy's future and called for a sustained lift in average productivity of 2 per cent a year over the next four decades.
He warned Australians that politically unpalatable changes must be made in the years ahead to improve living standards.
"Unless we make big changes we will either generate large unsustainable budget deficits into the second quarter of the century or else we'll need to reduce government services - including health services - as the needs of an ageing population become greater," he said.
In the first of a series of speeches planned in the coming days,Mr Rudd set a target of lifting average productivity growth from 1.4 per cent to 2 per cent per year, resulting in the economy growing by just over 3 per cent a year - closer to the boom time rate.
"If we boost productivity growth, by 2050 every Australian man, woman and child would be $16,000 better off each year," Mr Rudd said.
Access Economics director Chris Richardson The speech paves the way for the government's response to the Henry tax review, which is expected to recommend politically sensitive policies including increasing workforce participation by removing disincentives to move from welfare benefits to work and reducing tax benefits for high income earners, such as for superannuation.
Mr Rudd's comments also provide further ammunition for the government's battle with the opposition over passing budget legislation to reduce the private health insurance rebate for higher income earners when parliament resumes next month.
But Treasury has previously flagged the difficulties of achieving higher productivity, and Access Economics director Chris Richardson yesterday poured cold water on the prospects of such an increase.
Mr Richardson warned that it was unlikely Australia could achieve 2 per cent average productivity growth without embarking on politically difficult microeconomic reform.
"The difference between productivity growth of 2 per cent and 1.6 per cent across a long period of time is a lot of prosperity," he said. "It's also very difficult to achieve.
"It's a very big ask to get up to a 2 per cent consistently. Even 1.6 per cent might be hard to achieve. Australia hasn't done that well in recent years."
Mr Richardson said the biggest impediments to achieving these levels of productivity growth were the need for bipartisan political will and the difficulty of major untouched reform areas such as an overhaul of federal-state relations.
"You need not only a reformist and courageous government, you need a reformist and courageous opposition as well," Mr Richardson said. "You've got to have that degree of political will to achieve it.
"The biggest microeconomic reforms in Australia would be federal-state reform which is a god awful minefield of political disasters.
"It's not just taking on the states, it means taking on all sorts of political interest groups to do it.
"We just don't pursue the reform that we used to. The last big reform in Australia was Work Choices."
Mr Rudd said "productivity growth must play the central role in building Australia's future economic growth", as he reiterated the government's agenda to improve infrastructure including the National Broadband Network, invest in education, lift business innovation and build a seamless national economy.
The Prime Minister warned that it would be no easy task and its achievement went beyond "many election cycles".
"We are determined to make decisions for the long term, even if the benefits of those decisions won't always be immediate," he said.
Productivity rates increased to 2 per cent following the reforms of the Hawke-Keating governments but fell to 1.4 per cent in the first decade of this century, Mr Rudd said.
Treasurer Wayne Swan will release Treasury's third Intergenerational Report, entitled Australia to 2050: Future Challenges, in the coming weeks.
Mr Rudd said the report showed that although Australia's population is projected to increase from 22 million today to 36 million by 2050, this would "at best make a marginal contribution to the challenge of an ageing population".
By 2050, "nearly one quarter of our population will be older than what we now refer to as the retirement age", Mr Rudd said.
While the ratio of working age people to those aged 65 and over was five to one in 2010, it would be just 2.7 by the year 2050, the Prime Minister revealed.
Another sources of future economic growth, lifting workforce participation, would continue to form part of the government's response to the challenge of an ageing Australia.
The government has already improved child care, paid parental leave and introduced new incentives for young unemployed people to work in a bid to lift the participation rate and has also flagged lifting the pension age to 67.
Despite such measures Treasury had found workforce participation will fall over the next 40 years from its present rate of 65 per cent to around 60 per cent by 2050, Mr Rudd said.


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Boal did not look amused, and surprisingly did not doubt what Laywick had just said considering the events that had just taken place with him being possessed and all. Boal simply looked away and gestured with a tiring tone in a very awkward way, "How exciting, you must have had an incredible life."
Silence filled the room once more, as Laywick sensed the sarcasm in Boal's voice and the boy growing more and more insane.
Boal then asked in a cracked voice, "So why, do you hunt the creatures? You are not commanded too if God had cast you out…" But before Laywick could answer, the demon retook Boal's body in a violent manner and caused him to begin kicking up water and smashing his head against the door of the box. It was even more intense than the last possession as Boal struggled to fight the demon who clearly had a stronger grip on his mind.
Laywick backed cautiously into his corner attempting to avoid any conflict. As he observed the torture the demon inflicted upon Boal, his thoughts and soul grew evermore guilty. Suddenly silence filled the room and Boal stood straight and still with his head down. He looked with darkened eyes over towards Laywick and then spoke in a voice that was not his own, "Laywick. Your spree is at end; the creatures of my master that you have damned over these years will enforce the call for dark justice by the hand of Death."
Laywick stood completely still, not making a single movement. After a long pause of silence the demon within Boal spoke again, "I can see you pity this stupid man. It will be your death to watch him suffer, and once he is done and gone, I will destroy you…" The demon suddenly withdrew his obvious presence form Boal and the boy fell to the floor once more unconscious.


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Patrick writes:
Our consumption-crazy society perpetually tries to give us choice. All we actually want is certainty. The reason most men can ready themselves for a night out in 10 minutes and women cannot is obvious: most men do not have a choice about what not to wear - and we don't want one. That is the beauty of the party shirt. It is not so much one size fits all as one jazzy pattern looks fabulous in every situation.
The stag do? Boxing Day with the in-laws? Saturday night out with the lads? The niece's fourth birthday bash? The office Christmas party? The party shirt checks - or fills with paisley - all the right boxes. It is a statement of intent that tells everyone, luridly, loudly: I will have fun tonight. It is not a social faux pas to be seen out in that shirt again; it is a declaration that you rate your friends' or colleagues' company so highly that you are sporting your very best tailoring.
Some think the party shirt's versatility cloaks one lazy bloke. But it doesn't. It expresses a fundamental facet of human nature: we always have a number one. I love shirts and I buy a few dozen too many. But I always have one clear favourite.
Last winter my very best shirt was a white-and-blue paisley-patterned shirt from Topman. Some nights I tucked it into trousers and wore a belt; other times I dressed it down - and out - over jeans. One night I wore it with a dinner jacket. Mistaking it for Paul Smith, friends and family were flattered to see me making such an effort. This summer, it was superseded by a retro, pink stripy number with two extra vertical strips of silvery material. I wore it clubbing (twice), to dinner (four times) and with a lounge suit to a couple of weddings. "Oooh, the silver lights up in the photographs," cooed various aunties.
Both shirts now hang limply in the nether regions of my wardrobe. Like that favourite pop song you have to play and play until you tire of it, you wear and wear your party shirt until you get fed up or, more likely, its fabric wilts under the strain of your sweaty armpits and the rough and tumble of the washing machine.
Of course, there are also undeniable practical benefits to the party shirt. It requires no agonising over outfits and just one pair of trousers and a single pair of shoes. Think of your wallet. How often do you really, properly, go out for a party? Unless you are Russell Brand or Rio Ferdinand, a truly major celebration probably does not come along more than once a month. So buy yourself a new winter season party shirt in September. Wear it eight times. Then it's spring and time to grab a summer party shirt. Why have a dozen different party ensembles costing upwards of £200 each if you only wear each outfit once before it slips out of fashion? That kind of extravagance would even trouble Sir Elton.
There is one disturbing scenario where you could be permitted to buy a second party shirt. Your best shirt must be redolent of the very best of times. Slipping it on should make you want to sing. At the top of your voice. Drunkenly. It must be your moving shirt, your grooving shirt, your lucky shirt. If the little stain on the sleeve was when it got trapped in the taxi door outside that girl's house, fine. But if it was the blood of a friend who got punched, then those fibres are trapping bad karma. That's when you should find a new party shirt, big enough and bold enough to step into your very large dancing shoes.
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Clothing should be a conduit, and party outfits are no different: making an effort helps to break the ice. Person A tells person B they look good. Person B returns the compliment. Talk might follow about where the clothes are from, but only briefly, before the real conversation begins to bubble.
None of which occurs on the melancholy path taken by those who wear a party shirt, a garment worn annually in the mistaken belief that clothing makes them the life and soul. The reality for them is a conversation cul-de-sac: "Aah! You're wearing your party shirt." "Of course." [Silence.] "Here we are again." [More silence.] "Another year in this job." [Mood pales.] "Nothing changes, does it?" [Air becomes leaden with similar empty statements that make life feel stalled.]
The party shirt is a symptom of a repressed instinct for dressing in those that claim to be anti-fashion. Wilfully sporting the same awful shirt is meant to mock men who like clothes, defiantly proving the wearer lives above such trivial concerns. Strike one to the party shirt.
Their argument holds some punch, except that by adopting the shirt, they are automatically admitting that clothing can carry a powerful message. Fashion is nothing more than a code, and those who dress well tend to use this language with subtlety. Party-shirt wearers may not like it, but the volume of their fashion denial belies their secret yearning to be noticed, to be approved, to be the talk of the room. Basically, to be fashionable.
If only they realised the simplicity of dressing. Nip into Uniqlo, buy a cheap grey V-neck sweater, match it with any old grey office trousers, and you'll already look more suave than a party-shirt wearer. This no-effort attitude is very different to the anti-fashion statement - in a way, you might end up being the most cleverly dressed person in the room.
For those with no problem about men's fashion, buying new bits for a party is a treat. One friend hoped to find something for the season at the recent Viktor and Rolf blitz in H&M - he came away just with pyjamas. He ended up buying a shirt from Comme des Garçons for the past weekend's party manoeuvres, an understated piece that will also slip easily into his daywear wardrobe.
My outfit here, variations of which have got me through a variety of events since September, is mostly made of old stuff. The jacket is Topman from two years ago, the shirt ancient Ann Demeulemeester, the trousers a summer sale bargain from Rick Owens. At my neck is a pin by Judy Blame, available at Dover Street Market in London - from it hang old buttons, the metal that encases a champagne cork, a military badge, a crown, a skeleton and a diamante chain. For a bit of sparkle, it'll do.
Overall, this look is blatantly aping next season's Lanvin collection, which has influenced the way I dress. The codes are obvious to me: these are easy-to-wear clothes that convey a quiet sense of optimism. It's that kind of person I'd like to find hidden away in the corner of a party. The loud shirts can hold the floor all they want. I'm not interested.
· Charlie Porter is associate editor of GQ.


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Major glitch at 01:35!!!
'The purpose of life is a life of purpose' - Athena Orchard.
it's not a glitch, it's just a line of melody
Not the melody - the percussion/drums - a complete mishit. The timing falls apart. Clear as day - plus the synth goes out of whack as well. A very common mistake when copying and pasting sequences. Solo the bass synth and solo the drums/percussion and you will see what I mean. The 'melody' is what the higher pitched synth is playing. In music there are three elements - melody, harmony and rhythm. The bass synth and the drums/percussion are forming the rhythmic structure not the melody.
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'The purpose of life is a life of purpose' - Athena Orchard.
Jerome is spot on
I heard it too
Only audible to the trained ear
There's a few of those here
but it doesn't matter to the untrained ear
there are a lot more of those
A man only learns in two ways, one by reading, and the other by association with smarter people.
― Will Rogers
Bass synth playing a melodic line at this piece. Holding a bass line within a rhythmic sequence gives monotony for track in generally.
But I should rework this piece for common harmonization, I agree.
I see you have repaired it. Sounds much better now.
'The purpose of life is a life of purpose' - Athena Orchard.


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I was shocked by the discovery of Cai's origins. He was a nice guy and I didn't want to embarrass him, so I walked next to him in silence, my eyes aimed stubbornly at the ground. He must have caught on to what I was doing though, because he looked at me and said, "You don't have to pretend you didn't hear that. I'm not proud of where I come from, but I can't judge. It's not like I turned out any better. I'd rather you didn't tell anyone about that though. If someone were trying to get to me, they might go after her. I don't think I could stand that." He didn't meet my eyes as I promised I wouldn't tell. I think his past hurt him more than he cared to admit.
We walked on in silence until we reached the next house. The silence wasn't hostile though. It was the kind of silence you get when so much has been said, that there's nothing left to say. Cai seemed to want to be alone with his thoughts and I let him be. After all, he'd been coping by himself just fine before I came along and proabably wouldn't want my sympathy anyway.
The house we stopped at was in much better condition than the last one. The front lawn was a bit overgrown, but the house itself seemed painfully normal. Nothing was broken or in extreme disrepair. The door was painted blue. I'm not quite sure that detail stuck, it just seemed to pop out at me. Cai knocked on the blue door. We waited for a few minutes, but no one answered. Cai knocked again. By this time, the warning bells in my head started to go off. I'm not sure why, but something didn't seem quite right.
Then it hit me.
Nathaniel was an addict. I was an addict. If it were me, I would be there when my drugs got deliverd. I would need them. Something must have gone horribly wrong if the man that was supposed to meet us didn't show up. I desperately hoped it was that, because if it wasn't, it meant that my mentor and I had just walked into a trap.
"Cai, something's wrong."
He looked at me as if I had completely lost my mind. Now that I think about it, my whole thought process seemed pretty screwed up. Really, what drug addict would be able to successfully ambush someone as dangerous as Cai? The more I thought about it, the sillier it seemed, until finally, I was able to cast it out of my mind altogether. To prevent myself from looking too foolish, I amended my statement with a quick "Nevermind," and began to walk back to the road. I yelped when one of Cai's scarred hands grabbed the back of my collar and yanked me back.
"Who said you could leave? We haven't finished our job here. We can't leave until this is delivered, unless you want to go back to James and explain that you were frightened of one the customers. If that is the case, I suggest you find different employment."
This was the first time I had been disciplined, and it wounded my pride severely, but I had already learned not to look someone in the eye as you're being punished because they might consider it impertinence. That didn't stop me from picturing myself kicking Cai really hard in the balls.
"We're going in there, and if I have any trouble from you, it's not Nathaniel you'll have to be worried about. Stay out of the way and have your knife ready."
Cai opened the door and slid inside, yes I do mean slid. It looked like he was gliding, he was that graceful. I followed him inside. I closed the door all but an inch, so that if we needed to make a quick escape, I wouldn't need to fight with the door. The inside of the house was dark, it actually looked like no one was home. I could barely see Cai ahead of me in the blackness. He crept along very slowly and checked every so often to make sure that I was still behind him. Everything was fine until we reached the kitchen.
Cai was ahead of me. He went through the doorway that led to the kitchen. A split second later, I heard a loud crash, which was followed by the sounds of a scuffle. I rushed into the kitchen in time to see Cai lying on the floor, with a tall man standing over him. There was no time to think, I grabbed the nearest thing, a chair, and hurled it at the man. Let me get this out of the way now, I'm not exactly that strong. All I managed to do was distract the man, but looking back, this was probably pretty stupid.
The significance of what I had done hit me and I turned to run. I made it about five steps before my body was crushed up against the wall. The man had his whole body pressed up against mine. I felt something like ice rip down my arm, then fiery pain. A knife, he had a knife and I didn't. Cai had even warned me to have the thing at the ready. I tried in vain to reach my pocket, but one of my arms was pinned behind my back, and the other was on the wrong side of my body. I struggled and fought, except it was too dark, I couldn't see where I was aiming and I didn't want to impale myself on the knife. I swung out with my free arm and smacked him on the side of the head. The man grabbed my arm and began to twist it around. I heard the "pop" as it got pulled out of socket; my arm was useless. The pain didn't register right away, but when it did, I screamed.
It was too dark to tell, but Cai must have gotten up and grabbed the guy, because all of a sudden the pressure was taken off my body. It was too sudden, in fact, and I slid down the wall to the floor, whimpering and cradling my arm. I heard a crack as something hard collided with something else. I heard the crack again. Then, everything was still and silent. The lights came on in a sudden burst and I was blinded. I felt someone walking towards me, he had something in his right hand. I covered my eyes with my good hand and scrambled backwards in fear, but only managed to push myself closer to the wall.
This was it, the end. I didn't want to die. I was going to go down in history as the worst runner ever, dying on the first night of work. Hell, I wasn't even going to die bravely, I was going to expire cowering on the floor in terror.
Nothing happened.
No, seriously. My eyes had adjusted to the light enough, that I could see that it was only Cai walking towards me with a bloody crowbar. He kneeled down next to me and examined my arm. I couldn't bear to see my arm all mangled and bloody, so I looked away. There was blood everywhere. It was all down the wall where I had been when my arm was cut. But more obviously, there was a huge pool of it. Just over Cai's shoulder, I could see the man's body. His face had been smashed in and his head seemed crushed.
A bloody crowbar.
Cai had been holding a bloody crowbar.
I was sitting with a murderer.


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Summary of The Outsourcing Revolution
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If you are a company, look offshore for quality and savings. If you are a worker, add knowledge now to compete globally.
Author Michael F. Corbett boldly stakes out the territory for his book on outsourcing. As a consultant and as an advocate of the offshore outsourcing movement, he states plainly that he wants this to become the essential guidebook for anyone considering outsourcing. Impressively, he takes great strides toward achieving just that. Clearly written and easily readable, his book refutes exaggerated concerns about job loss while providing nuts and bolts advice on getting started, picking a leader for your outsource project design team, negotiating contracts and maintaining your relationship with your outsourcing vendor. He makes a sound case for a strategic approach to outsourcing as a potential primary driver of the global economy. getAbstract finds that his comprehensive treatment of outsourcing issues makes this a must-read for anyone who seeks a better understanding of the outsourcing phenomenon, particularly executives thinking about dipping their toes into offshore waters.
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Michael F. Corbett is president and CEO of Michael F. Corbett & Associates, Ltd., which provides outsourcing consulting, research and training. The firm produces The Outsourcing World Summit, an industry trade show. Corbett has testified before Congress, written for Fortune magazine and appeared as an analyst on several news programs.
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Brew City pinging on retailer radar
After years of standing in the shadow of other retail markets, Milwaukee is quickly becoming a hot spot for national brands looking to expand.
With the recent opening of Mayfair Collection in Wauwatosa, the planned development of The Corners in Brookfield and expansions to Mayfair mall and Brookfield Square, a host of retailers are opening or plan to open their first locations in metro Milwaukee.
Anne Brouwer, a senior partner with the Chicago retail consulting firm McMillan Doolittle LLP, credits the surge of local retail development to a newfound interest in Milwaukee.
"Clearly, it's a market where Sears and J.C. Penney are no longer dominant. There's a need for new retail — retail that becomes destination and drives traffic — and that's exciting," Brouwer said.
With the arrival of Saks Fifth Avenue Off 5th and Nordstrom Rack this year, the Container Store, Von Maur and Nordstrom coming in 2015, and a second Whole Foods in 2016, the retail market is growing rapidly with stores that have little to no presence in the Milwaukee community.
Some of these stores, including Nordstrom, have been eyeing the Milwaukee market for a long time, according to Brouwer.
"There are legalities that don't always allow retailers to move in," Brouwer said. "For example, if Bon-Ton (the parent company of the Boston Store, among others) had certain agreements, in some cases they could prevent competitors like Nordstrom from moving into nearby locations."
These new stores also could have been attracted to the shift in focus from regular malls to outlet stores.
"Despite being a top 30 market, in the past Milwaukee has kind of been behind the curve from a development and expansion point," Brouwer said. "Outlets are a major format for development and perform very well in this economy."
The new Mayfair Collection stores have the resources to expand, which Brouwer credits to an awareness of customer experience.
"It's the ones that figured out how to do a great in-store experience that are expanding, while others who haven't are having a more difficult time," Brouwer said.
Timothy Blum, a developer for the Mayfair Collection, said he is not surprised by the expansion of Milwaukee's retail landscape. He speculates that the addition of Nordstrom, in particular, will cause other retailers to pay more attention to Milwaukee.
"Most of these merchants are understanding that, as there are fewer and fewer opportunities for stores in major metropolitan areas, cities like Milwaukee are really fertile territory," Blum said.
Blum attributes the newfound growth to changes in larger metropolitan cities such as Chicago. With less room and fewer opportunities for expansion in Chicago, retailers are looking to cities like Milwaukee to grow.
"Some of the smaller markets these merchants have opened up in Charlotte and Knoxville are successful. We now have empirical data that shows that you can cover a Milwaukee with one store and you can drive really good volumes," Blum said.
Covering a city with one store has proved to be a large draw for retailers such as Nordstrom and Saks Fifth Avenue, both of which now have off-price stores in the Mayfair Collection.
While retailers typically need four to five stores to cover a city, Milwaukee has shown to be a place where one is enough.
"In cities like Chicago, you might do five stores, but in Milwaukee, you can get space for less money, and the customer survey shows that you're covering the entire metro area with that one store," Blum said.
While Blum thinks it's reasonable to expect stores similar to Nordstrom to make appearances in Milwaukee in coming years, he does not anticipate that extreme high-end merchants will follow.
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Last week I spoke at the TEDxLeeds event on the recession and innovation, organised by Imran Ali and Herb Kim.
It was a well attended event with a very well-informed and engaged audience and judging by the twitter chatter, (#TEDxLeeds) the event seemed to go down extremely well. (Congrats to Imran and Herb and all involved! See the Ian Forrester's blog post on cubicgarden.com for another view of the event). What was refreshing was the enthusiasm in the audience for challenging the existing culture of limits and low expectations. The points about the need for more risk-taking and greater experimentation, and opposition to the contemporary business culture of short-term pragmatism versus longer-term investment in research, appeared to resonate with a large section of the audience.This highlights that this is the time to develop bold new arguments for why we need
- more long-term investment in research (as opposed to the short-term funding of development);
- more experimentation and less emphasis upon predictable outcomes driven by narrow ROI considerations; and
- more failure to build success.
Watch this space!
Below are some of the slides I used during my presentation. The key points should be obvious. But in case the Kennedy and Moon slides confuse, my point was simply that the US Space Program (despite being rooted in the politics of the Cold War) provided a bold vision and impetus to the generation of ground-breaking new research and innovation. The research created new industries while NASA provided impetus for the formation of thousands of new companies and product innovation. It is this kind of boldness that is so noticeably absent in our society today.
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NAUGATUCK- The Tug Valley Panthers improved to 3-1 on the season with a 46-12 victory over the Sheldon Clark Cardinals on Friday night.
Tug valley's ground game has been putting up some big numbers this season and Dawson Elia led the show once again with 110-yards on nine carries with two TD's. Although Elia was not the only Panther to get into the end zone this round as three other Panthers rushed into the end zone during the game.
Noah Lucas got the ball rolling when the Panthers marched down to the lip of the cup and Lucas rolled into the end zone from two yards out with 11:01 left to play in the first quarter. Quarterback Johnathan Blankenship completed a pass to Elia to add the two-point conversion and the Panthers jumped ahead 8-0 early in the first quarter.
The Panthers returned in the first quarter with 6:45 left to play when Elia jumped into the end zone from 1-yard out and also added the two point conversion run to put the Panthers ahead 16-0. The Panthers were not through in the first quarter of play because with 3:07 left to play Blankenship connected with Blake Dingess on a 11-yard TD reception to add more points to the score. The two point conversion failed but the Panthers still jumped ahead 22-0.
With only seconds remaining in the first quarter Zach Samuel was able to intercept a Sheldon Clark pass and return the ball 70-yards to the Panthers end zone to make the score 28-0.
Elia returned in the second quarter with his second rushing TD at the 5:37 mark from 8-yards out. The Panthers attempted an extra point kick but the kick was no good and the score stood at 34-0. With 1:14 left to play before halftime Levi Davis found some room and dashed into the Panthers end zone from 17-yards out, the Panthers extra point kick failed but the score stood at 40-0 in favor of Tug Valley.
The third quarter was all Sheldon Clark as Mike Mullins crossed the goal line twice in the third to make the score 40-12.
Blake Dingess added the final points for the Panthers with 8:43 left to play in the game on a 21-yard foot race to the goal line.
The Panthers defense did well by holding Sheldon Clark to 222-yards of rushing on 47 carries and only 60-yards passing on four completions. The Cardinals had 282-yards of total offense. Chris Ellis led the Panthers on defense with 12 tackles, five of which were for a loss of yardage. Chandler Carey had nine tackles, Lucas had eight, and Kyle Vance finished the night with six tackles.
On offense the Panthers stacked up 399-yards of total offense with 353-yards on the ground and 46-yards through the air. Elia led the way in rushing but was followed by Lucas who had 81-yards on only three carries and one TD, Davis who had 50-yards on four carries and one score, and Chandler Pack who finished with 26-yards on four carries. Blake Dingess added the last score for the Panthers.
Blankenship was 2-for-4 through the air with 46-yards and a TD throw. Lucas had one reception for 35-yards and Dingess hauled in one reception for 11-yards and a score.
The Panthers will move on to host the Tolsia Rebels this week at Tug Valley Athletic Complex.
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(William Plaster is the sports reporter for the Williamson Daily News, he can be reached at 304-235-4242 ext. 2274 or at [email protected] on on twitter @sidplaster.)


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Let's take a look at one of Clarendon Park's businesses of the past, a dispensing chemist – W T Hind, of 76-78 Queens Road and also of 44 Montague Road. I bought this label on ebay a year or so ago, and it got me interested in chemists in Clarendon Park.  I started looking into W T Hind and his business, and have uncovered quite a lot of information and sources.  I am planning to post information here as I find it. If only Leicestershire Record Office wasn't closed for stocktaking this week I could tell the whole story in one go but hey ho.
 The 1947 Kelly's Directory of Leicester shows the following entry: "Hind, William Tom, 76 and 78 Queens Road and 44 Montague. Telephone number 77140." The same telephone number is shown on the Inhalation label, which helps us to put a rough date to it. Being in business for a long time was a good selling point in past times – less so now, I suppose – so Mr Hind helpfully put the date he started the business, 1888, on the label.Â
So, looking at the 1891 census we find William Thomas Hind living not above the shop in Queens Road, but with his mother in St Peter's Road. He is a Chemist and Druggist aged 24, born in Leicester. If his business started in 1888, he must have been just 21 at the time. He seems to have moved house a lot at this time, living all over the city. By 1901 he had married Lizzie Smith and helped produce three children. The whole family now lived at 78 Queens Road with their servant.
In Wright's 1909 Directory of Leicestershire Wm Tom Hind, 78 Queen's Road, is the only chemist and druggist listed, which might explain why in 1911 the family (now with another daughter) lived at 'Lindenhurst' in East Avenue, Clarendon Park, a decidedly swisher address. The eldest son, Horace William, is a pharmacy student.
This was a very long lived business. In Kelly's Directory of Leicester 1957, another chemist is listed, Frederick Leonard Hind (William Thomas's third son, born in 1900). There are now two telephone numbers and we are also told that they are dealers in photographic apparatus and materials. In 1896 William had been granted a license to sell 'medicated wines', which is amusing when you consider all the other interesting potentially recreational chemicals a chemist could legally sell in those days. In fact, there are a lot of W T Hind bottles and labels still kicking around, which give you an idea of how the shop must have looked and smelled.
W T Hind was still in business in 1984 – almost 100 years (Not the W T Hind though I hope – unless his pills were REALLY good!). Over the next few days I hope to find out exactly when the business ended.
As to the premises – 78 Queens Road is currently home to the Co-Operative Pharmacy, formerly Gordon Davis pharmacy. It is funny how business premises sometimes retain the same use for a long time. It may well not have been used for any other purpose since it was first built.
More on W T Hind and its competitor for the oldest pharmacy in Clarendon Park, Spiers, soon. In the meantime, I'd love to hear from anyone who remembers W T Hind. Regards, Elizabeth.