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|90 m²
|Property type
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|7 nights
In the green hills of the Tuscan countryside, away from the crowds and the city, is a magnificent residence with 3 houses. The atmosphere and decor of the house is a typical rural Tuscan style. You have wonderful views of the Tuscan countryside. There is a large garden with a terrace and garden furniture to sit outside. The beautiful pool is shared with two other cottages. From the terrace you have a view of the castle of Poppi.
Expenses related to charging an electric or hybrid car are always charged according to use and separately
Classification: Ground floor: (Livingroom(Double sofa bed, fireplace), dining room, Open plan kitchen(cooker(4 ring stoves), fridge freezer), bedroom(Double bed), bedroom(Double bed), bathroom(shower, washbasin, toilet, bidet))
garden(private), garden furniture, BBQ, swimming pool(shared with other guests , 16 x 11 m., opened from May upto and including Sep)
These costs are charged on site. They are not included in the rental price.:
Deposit; € 200 (On arrival, you must pay the security deposit in cash)
Final Cleaning; Included
Pets; Max. 2; free of charge (Pets will only be accepted if communicated before arrival)
Bed linen; Included
Bath towels; Included
Kitchen linen; Included
Electricity; Included
Gas/Oil; Included
Wifi; Free
Wood; Included
This house (the name is ginestra) is a very well laid out resort with 15 other houses and apartments. This ancient and tastefully renovated farmhouse is completely afterwards, along another building where two apartments. With up to three families share your spectacular and perfectly maintained pool that lies just behind the cottage. To the pool are plentiful strandstoelen.Ginestra has a beautiful, spacious garden where you have as much privacy as you like, with a large BBQ. The interior is comfortable, nice furniture, good beds. The kitchen was ok, but not what you get at so \\ 's palace. Expected. The kitchen is somewhat basic, no nice sink, no oven, no dishwasher, no waterkoker.De administrators Eline and Paola are very helpful and funny, and do everything possible to succeed. yet your holiday as good as possible to tip the owners have two large stores in Italian designer clothing. If having your interest in really nice clothes, ask and go along it, many brands do you as a guest for a very special price. We got a lot of clothes for 50% of the price you pay at the Beehive.
Prima authentiek huis, wel meer afgezonderd dan we verwacht hadden. Het weggetje naar boven is een uitdaging. Zwembad is helemaal top! De badkamer is goed maar de smalle, te kleine douchehoek is duidelijk aan renovatie toe.
De broodjesservice is perfect want je rijdt 's morgens niet even naar de bakker.
Around the hill of the local farmhouse 'Celli' there are two hillside houses, one of which being 'Ginestra' (the name is not Ginella like the site says.., that should be corrected). Ginestra has two good bedrooms with double (seperable) beds, a sufficient bathroom with shower, 2 sinks, toilet and bidet. A spatious open kitcehn area, and a living with awesome view over the 'Poppi'-valley and is equipped with a fireplace. Kitchen facilities are basic but sufficient. Via the cosy terrace/outside dining/sitting area you enter the beautiful private and secluded garden has a great barbecue/fireplace. A few meters down you enter the pool area, with the infinity pool and ample sunbeds and parasols. You only share the pool with the possible guests from the 2 appartments of the adjecent farmhouse, so could almost consider this a private pool, certainly off-season. The house has no TV, Airco or Dishwasher, so if you are in for that kind of luxury please look further. If this does not scare you off you just found a little peace of heaven! Spent a week here with two teenage kids and had a marvellous time. Hardly got off the property, just to get groceries and have dinner and/or icecream in the village. The 'bread' service provides you with fresh bread every day, upon your wishes, so all ingredients for a heavenly 'retreat' are in place!
Prettig verblijf goed huis met mooi uitzicht. Ligt afgelegen en hoog op een berg prima voor rustzoekers. Tripjes maken naar bekende plaatsen zoals Florence reken wel op een dik uur rijden. Wel een mooie autorit.
Centre Pioppi 4000.00 km., Forest 1000.00 km., Lake 8000.00 km., Lake 4000.00 km., Lake 8000.00 km., General supplies 4000.00 km., Public transport 4000.00 km., Motorway junction 50000.00 km.


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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Aug 15, 1995
|Filing date
|Nov 23, 1994
|Priority date
|Mar 25, 1993
|Fee status
|Publication number
|Mark C. Hayles
|Original Assignee
|Hayles; Mark C.
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (16), Referenced by (9), Classifications (8), Legal Events (5)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This is a continuation application under 37 CFR 1.62 of prior application Ser. No. 08/036,805, filed Mar. 25, 1993 (abandoned).
This invention relates to a make-up kit and, in particular, to a make-up kit for the face which illustrates and describes for an individual how to select and apply make-up.
Various ways have been promoted or developed over the years to aid individuals in selecting and applying make-up. Typically, individuals will visit cosmetic counters at department stores or boutiques and a trained make-up consultant will look at an individual's hair and eye color, skin tone, etc., and will provide make-up advice for the individual. The make-up consultant will then select and apply the make-up while the individual is still at the store and often will provide the individual with a sheet which illustrates a made-up composite face and indicates where make-up has been applied to the individual's face.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,232,334 to Dyson ("Dyson") discloses a cosmetic apparatus which helps a make-up consultant generate an appropriate make-up pattern for a customer's face. The cosmetic apparatus includes a graticule or screen through which the make-up consultant views the customer's face and upon which the make-up consultant marks a number of predetermined locations. These locations are aligned with a selected number of significant facial points and form an outline of the customer's face. With this outline, the make-up consultant selects a reference face pattern from a group of different reference face patterns which best corresponds to the customer's face shape, i.e., heart-shaped face, diamond-shaped face, etc.
A scaled, fully made-up face pattern is then displayed on the selected reference face pattern directly or on a separate transparency overlaid on the reference pattern. This provides the make-up consultant with a fully made-up face for illustrating to the customer what make-up products are needed and how they should be applied.
In another embodiment of the Dyson patent, a video camera is used in place of the graticule, to image the customer's face on a screen at a console. This permits the make-up consultant to select via the screen significant facial points relative to the displayed image of the customer's face. Similar to the manual operation described above, a reference set of outline signals is then selected which best fits the selected facial points. A stored make-up pattern which corresponds to the selected reference set of outline signals is then displayed with the reference set to provide an image of a fully-made up face.
While the above practices exemplify various ways in which information for selecting and applying make-up is provided to an individual, each requires that the individual or customer journey to a department store or boutique for consultation with a make-up consultant. An individual, therefore, is not able to obtain informative and descriptive make-up information in the convenience of the individual's home. Furthermore, in these prior practices only a fully made-up composite face is provided to an individual who must then attempt to visualize from the composite how and where make-up is to be applied to the individual facial features. In addition, these prior practices require the individual to recall from memory any verbal directions given by the make-up consultant.
It is, therefore, an object of the present invention to provide a make-up kit which provides step-by-step customized make-up information for an individual in an easy-to-follow format.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a make-up kit which includes make-up information for an individual's facial features which can be viewed separately for each feature or as a composite.
It is an additional object of the present invention to provide a make-up kit which provides simple illustrations and descriptions of how to select and apply make-up.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a make-up kit which has a simple design and presentation to permit easy use and instruction.
It is a further object of the present invention to provide a make-up kit which can be used at any time, i.e., in the home or office or while traveling, without requiring consultation with a make-up consultant.
It is an additional object of the present invention to provide a make-up kit which can be based upon a particular color palette which is selected according to the needs of the individual or which can be designed to create a make-up appearance for a particular event.
In accordance with the principles of the present invention, the above and other objectives are realized in a make-up kit which includes a plurality of overlays positionable one on top of the other. Each of the plurality of overlays includes make-up information for at least one or more facial features of an individual's face.
In its preferred form, the make-up kit comprises a face drawn on a base member. This face serves as an outline or background over which the plurality of overlays containing the make-up information are positioned to form a composite make-up pattern. The information on each particular overlay may include an illustration and/or description of how and where to apply make-up to the particular facial features or areas, i.e., eyes, lips, etc., associated with the overlay.
The above and other features and aspects of the present invention will become more apparent upon reading the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, in which:
FIG. 1 shows a plan view of a make-up kit in an unfolded open position in accordance with the principles of the present invention;
FIG. 2 shows a three-dimensional view of the make-up kit of FIG. 1 with an overlay being insertably positioned on top of a base member; and
FIGS. 3A-3H show plan views of the base member and the individual overlays of FIG. 1.
The make-up kit 10 of the invention comprises a folder or booklet 12 which is shown in an unfolded open position in FIGS. 1-2. A base member 14 forms the center of the folder 12 and has an outline of the face of an individual printed or drawn thereon. The base member 14 may be a board, sheet, overlay or the like. As shown, the outline of the face drawn on the base member 14 includes the following facial features: face shape, hair, eyes, nose and lips.
The make-up kit 10 also comprises a plurality of overlays or transparencies 16 each of which includes make-up information for at least one or more facial features of the individual. The overlays 16 are positionable one on top of the other on top of the base member 14. When so positioned, the illustration of make-up applied to a particular area of a given facial feature on each overlay overlies the corresponding area of the facial feature of the face outlined on the base member 14. Accordingly, with all the overlays 16 in place on the base member, a completely made-up face is presented.
As shown, the make-up information on each overlay 16 provides an illustration of how and where to apply make-up to the particular area of the facial feature or features covered by the overlay. Additionally, each overlay provides written descriptions or instructions, tips and other relevant information explaining how and where to applying and how to select the makeup for the particular area.
FIGS. 3A-3H illustrate individually the base member 14 and the overlays 16. The base member 14 (as shown in FIG. 3A) is positioned as a background to the overlays 16 and then the overlays for eye and hair color (FIG. 3B), highlighter (FIG. 3C), eyelid color (FIG. 3D), definer (FIG. 3E), blush (FIG. 3F), lip liner (FIG. 3G) and lipstick (FIG. 3H)), are insertably positioned or placed ,one on top of the other in that order. This order is generally the order one follows in applying make-up. However, in using the make-up kit 10, an individual is not limited to this particular order and may rearrange the overlays in any manner which would appeal to the user.
As shown in FIG. 3A, the base member 14, which illustrates the outline of the individual's facial features, may be a simple black and white outline of a typical face or may be customized to illustrate the individual's facial features. In addition, the face represented on the base member 14 may have features which exhibit racial or ethnic origin, gender, skin tone, age characteristics, etc. The base member 14 may also be made of a transparent material or an overlay and may have make-up information illustrated or written thereon.
On top of the base member 14 is positioned the overlay (FIG. 3B) which illustrates both the eye and hair color of the individual. There may also be multiple overlays utilized to illustrate these features. As shown in FIG. 3B, make-up instructions located on the overlay may recite: 1. EYE AND HAIR COLOR--Make-up for an individual with blonde hair and blue eyes.
Next, the overlay for highlighter, as shown in FIG. 3C, is positioned over the overlay of FIG. 3B to illustrate where highlighter is to be applied. Instructions for this overlay may read: 2. HIGHLIGHTER--Apply highlighter to the area below the eyebrows and along the browbone to accentuate the eye area of the individual.
The overlay for eyelid color, as shown in FIG. 3D is next positioned and depicts eyelid color suggested for the individual. Eyelid color is to be applied to the surface of the eyelids and directly under the lower eyelashes with instructions that may read: 3. LID COLOR--Apply lid color over the entire eyelid starting from the inner corner of the eyelid and working to the outer edge of the eyelid. The lid color should go above the crease line of the eyelid. Blend this color with the highlighter. Apply a little of the lid color directly under the lower lashes to accent the eyes.
Then, the overlay for eyelid definer, as shown in FIG. 3E, is positioned on top of the overlay of FIG. 3D. Eyelid definer defines and accents the eye area and is applied directly above and adjacent to the top eyelashes and below and adjacent to the bottom eyelashes. Its instructions state: 4. DEFINER--Start at the inner corner of the eye and trace along slightly above the top eyelash line to the outer edge of the eye. Again start at the inner corner of the eye and trace along slightly below the bottom eyelash line to the outer edge of the eye. When defining, position the applicable eyelid with a finger to line as close to the eyelashes as possible. Evenly coat the top and bottom eyelashes with mascara.
Next the overlay of FIG. 3F for blush is positioned on top of the overlay of FIG. 3E. This overlay specifies where blush is to be applied to and its instructions read: 5. BLUSH-Sweep on top of the cheekbones starting with the apple of the cheek and working up toward the ear.
Finally on top of the overlay of FIG. 3F, the overlays of FIGS. 3G and 3H are, respectively, positioned. These overlays illustrate where to apply lip liner and lipstick, respectively. Their respective instructions read: 6. LIP LINER--Trace the outer edges of your lips. Fill-in applicable areas of the lips as needed to create an even appearance. 7. LIPSTICK--Fill in the inner area you have made with the LIP LINER with lipstick to complete a polished appearance.
The make-up illustrations and instructions for the overlays 16 shown in the figures and described above are only illustrative of the type of information which may be incorporated in the overlays. Generally, any type of make-up information which may assist the individual in selecting and applying make-up can be used. Moreover, the present invention is not limited to the specific overlays depicted and may also include overlays which illustrate foundation application, skin tone, etc., in order to assist in creating a polished cosmetic appearance.
As indicated above, the base member 14 forms the center of the folder 12 of the make-up kit 10. The folder 12, also includes a right section 18 and a left section 20 which are pivotally attached to the base member 14. A pocket 22 (see FIGS. 1 and 2) is incorporated into the right section 18 for storing the overlays 16 when they are not being displayed or when only a selected number are desired for make-up guidance and information.. For example, if an individual does not wish to apply lip liner or lipstick, those corresponding overlays (see FIGS. 3G and 3H) may be stored or set aside in the pocket 22 of the folder 12. The pocket 22 may be incorporated at any location in the folder 12 and any means may be utilized for securing the overlays 16 in the folder 12 for display or for preventing loss.
The make-up kit 10 of the present invention can be implemented as an individually customized package of make-up information based upon an individual's own unique facial features. To create this package, an individual can submit or send a photograph illustrating the individual's facial features as well as any other information or characteristics which may be considered relevant in developing the individual's customized make-up kit 10. From the photograph, a make-up consultant can analyze and review the individual's features and personalized information. Based on this review, the make-up consultant can then select a base member and corresponding overlays customized to the individual.
In addition to the make-up selection being dependent on an individual's facial features, the make-up kit 10 of the invention may also be arranged to illustrate a color palette dependent on a particular season, i.e., fall, winter, spring or summer, on the time of day, i.e, day or evening, on an event or occasion, i.e., wedding, dance, party, business, leisure, etc., or on a particular color scheme, i.e., corals, earthtones, etc. In addition, the written information on the overlays or base member may include not only information on how to apply and select make-up but may also include a description of the particular brands of make-up which may be utilized to achieve the desired effect or other information relevant to make-up application and product description.
In addition to using dyes, inks or other means on the overlays to illustrate where the make-up should be applied on the respective facial features, the actual make-up to be applied to the facial features may also be imprinted on the overlay.
Each of the overlays 16 may be made of a thin transparent or clear material. Typical materials might be vinyl acetate, plastic or the like.
In all cases it is understood that the above-described arrangements are merely illustrative of the many possible specific embodiments which represent applications of the present invention. Numerous and varied other arrangements, can be readily devised in accordance with the principles of the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention.
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|International Classification
|Cooperative Classification
|European Classification
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|Lapse for failure to pay maintenance fees
|Oct 2, 2007
|Expired due to failure to pay maintenance fee
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Chapter Twenty-TwoMature
The following evening arrived too quickly and it was time for us all to gather in our little circle and talk about how we felt. Alyssa and I entered hand in hand, followed closely by Damien and Sarah. They sat on the opposite side of the room to us. Damien scowled at me; the last vestiges of a black eye on his face. Sarah glared at us for a moment, and then turned her attention to Damien.
Dr. Evans entered a few minutes later with Zach by her side and they took their usual place in the circle. Michael was next to enter, followed by Zoey. Then came Kate. She walked right over and sat next to me.
"What are you doing?" I asked.
"Sitting next to you. You are mine after all".
"Fuck you Kate".
"You know you want to".
I ignored her and turned to Alyssa. "Don't mind her. Pretend she's not here". Alyssa nodded. Jonah came in next and sat on her other side. He nodded at both of us. Another boy entered; one I hadn't seen before.
"That's Peter" Jonah said. "He's got Seasonal Personality Disorder. He only comes in during summer. He usually arrives at the end of spring; he got here today".
Five minutes passed and no one else entered the room. Dr. Evans leaned forward and smiled at all of us. She clapped her hands together. "Right shall we begin? Has anyone got anything they'd like to share?"
"Logan's a fucking dickhead" Sarah offered. I glanced across at her and met her hate filled gaze.
"Now Sarah there is no call for that!" Dr. Evans said.
"But it's true" Sarah said.
"Logan's not a dickhead" Kate said. "If anyone here is a dickhead it's that bitch Alyssa".
"Kate!" Dr. Evans said, "We do not call people names here!"
"But she is a bitch. She is making me really depressed" Kate said.
"Is this true Alyssa?"
Alyssa was lost for words. She shook her head and began to shake. I squeezed her hand and she squeezed back. "Kate is delusional" I said. "She seems to think she and I are supposed to be together, and that Alyssa is in the way of that".
"She is stealing you from me, and that makes her a bitch".
Dr. Evans stood up. She was losing control. "Now everyone calm down".
Kate leaned forward and looked at Alyssa. "Why did you take him back when you learned he fucked Camilla?" she asked. "What the fuck is wrong with you". Alyssa was shaking beside me and she burst into tears. "Are you fucking stupid or something?" Kate asked. Alyssa buried her face in my shoulder.
"KATE! Shut the fuck up!" I said.
"LOGAN! KATE! EVERYONE! CALM DOWN!" Dr. Evans yelled. Zach was cowering beside her.
"I need to get out of here Logan" Alyssa whispered in my ear.
"Can we go?" I asked Dr. Evans.
She looked at us for a moment. "Fine. Go. All of you. We'll do this again another day". We stood and I hurried out of the room with Alyssa. We made it to the common room before she was in complete distress. She buried her head in my chest and I hugged her close. I glanced around the room. Camilla was on the beanbags. She saw us and mouthed "what's wrong?" I mouthed "Kate" back.
Kate entered the room behind us and pushed Alyssa off me. "Seriously you dumb bitch what is wrong with you?" Then she threw her arms around my neck and kissed me full on the mouth. I shoved her off instantly. Alyssa cried out and slapped Kate. Kate turned slowly to her. She advanced toward Alyssa who backed away. I moved in between them. "Get out of the way Logan" she said. She grabbed a cue from the pool table.
"No" I said.
"Your choice so" Kate said. She swung the cue up between my legs. The pain was excruciating, but I stayed standing. She hit me again. I collapsed.
"Logan!" Alyssa cried. Kate advanced on her and hit her across the side with the cue. I tried to stand but Kate hit me again. Then she hit Alyssa again. Alyssa was in tears, cowering from the blows.
"You are a fucking stupid bitch" Kate said with each hit. I could see blood on Alyssa's shirt. Then, Camilla appeared in the corner of my eye. She tackled Kate and began punching her in the face.
"GET OFF ME YOU BITCH!" Kate screamed. The fight drew the attention of the other inmates. They filed into the room. I got back to my feet and Jonah ran over. He pulled Camilla off Kate while I went and got Alyssa to her feet. Dr. Evans entered the room and surveyed the scene before her; disbelief etched on her face.
"Two weeks isolation for both Kate and Camilla" she said. "Orderlies" she called. Two orderlies entered and grabbed each girl by the arm. They were led from the room. Camilla glanced back at us before she disappeared. I smiled at her and mouthed "thanks" at her. She smiled back. She went quietly. Kate went kicking and screaming; even biting the orderly once. A second had to come and grab her by the legs.
I hugged Alyssa close again as she sobbed. "I hate your ex" she said.
"I hate her too" I said. Jonah caught my eye over her shoulder. He rolled his eyes and mouthed "women" at me. Then he went and sat on the beanbags. The crowd of inmates dispersed, while I remained holding Alyssa until she finished crying.


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He's Goneby Deb Caletti
"One of the best books I've read all year."—Barbara O'Neal, author of The Garden of Happy Endings/b>/b>
From National Book Award finalist Deb Caletti comes an intensely gripping story about love, loss, marriage, and secrets—perfect for readers of Jodi Picoult, Kristin Hannah, and Anna Quindlen.
"One of the best books I've read all year."—Barbara O'Neal, author of The Garden of Happy Endings
"What do you think happened to your husband, Mrs. Keller?"
The Sunday morning starts like any other, aside from the slight hangover. Dani Keller wakes up on her Seattle houseboat, a headache building behind her eyes from the wine she drank at a party the night before. But on this particular Sunday morning, she's surprised to see that her husband, Ian, is not home. As the hours pass, Dani fills her day with small things. But still, Ian does not return. Irritation shifts to worry, worry slides almost imperceptibly into panic. And then, like a relentless blackness, the terrible realization hits Dani: He's gone.
As the police work methodically through all the logical explanations—he's hurt, he's run off, he's been killed—Dani searches frantically for a clue as to whether Ian is in fact dead or alive. And, slowly, she unpacks their relationship, holding each moment up to the light: from its intense, adulterous beginning, to the grandeur of their new love, to the difficulties of forever. She examines all the sins she can—and cannot—remember. As the days pass, Dani will plumb the depths of her conscience, turning over and revealing the darkest of her secrets in order to discover the hard truth—about herself, her husband, and their lives together.
"A thought-provoking and moving exploration."—New York Times bestselling author Erica Bauermeister
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- Publisher:
- Random House Publishing Group
- Publication date:
- 05/14/2013
- Pages:
- 352
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Caletti / HE'S GONE
I used to imagine it sometimes, what would happen if one day I just didn't come home. Not that I ever considered running off— I could never actually do that, even if I occasionally had that fantasy about driving south and checking in to some hotel. Someplace with bathrobes, for sure. I love those. But, no, the thought was less about escape and more about some cruel intervention of fate. What if, say, the clichéd bus hit me as I crossed the clichéd street? The Mack truck. Whatever it was, something terrible would happen and my family would have to return home to find all the daily pieces of my interrupted life. My husband would see my cup of coffee, half finished, a curve of my lipstick on the brim. My mother would see my flannel pajamas with the Eiffel Towers on them in the laundry basket and the ChapStick on my nightstand. My book would be on the bed, open to the place I'd left off, and my hair would still be entwined in my brush. There would be my really expensive wrinkle minimizer, which honestly didn't minimize much of anything, and my phone charger still plugged into the wall. This is how it would look, I would think. This stuff here.
Whenever I had to get on a plane, I played that game in my head, too. I worried about what people might find afterward, at my house. You know, if we went down in a fiery ball, wearing our yellow flotation devices with the helpful little whistles attached. Does anyone else do this? Fixate on impossible and pointless mental puzzles? I don't know. Flying used to be fun, but after 9/11 I did this stupid thing where I would wonder if I should have hidden certain stuff before I left home. Not that there would be much to hide—I'm not guilty of too many things. But I'd worry about those few old love letters, the ones I'd kept from the early days with my first husband, which Ian would have hated to discover. And that half bottle of Vicodin from that root canal, which I'd kept in case I was hit with some emotional crisis I couldn't handle. Oh, and that red lace thong-thing that Ian gave me one Valentine's Day. I don't know what he was thinking. If I never came home, my daughter might see it and think I actually wore it. That particular mental image might scar the poor girl for the rest of her life.
That's pretty much been the extent of my secrets. I guess you could say my conscience works overtime. And while I never actually moved the red lace thong or hid the pill bottle before I traveled, I did wipe up spilled stuff in the microwave and remove that big slab of fluff from the dryer vent that wasn't supposed to be in the dryer vent. I made sure my house was clean. Tidying up my domestic crimes so no one would find out that I made messes and couldn't keep my appliances under control, which is probably some home version of the wear-clean-underwear-in-case-of-an-accident idea.
These head games—I guess they're you, in your small way, trying to psych out the here-gone-ness of life, or maybe they're about the awareness that comes after a certain age of inevitable grief hovering nearby. Or maybe they're just about wanting to be good, even in death. Avoiding humiliation even when you're stone-cold gone. I don't know. But what I do know, what I've thought about since that day, is that it was always me I imagined suddenly missing. I never imagined finding anyone else's pill bottles or the slippers that had formed to their feet, now ditched under the bed. I didn't think about discovering someone else's breakfast dishes or the change from their pocket left out on the dresser, their presence sitting right next to their absence.
That morning, well, the objects around me have no more significance than they did the day before. It seems wrong, doesn't it? His reading glasses on the nightstand don't send me some big message. His water glass doesn't tell me the things I should know. I'd been dreaming—I was up high somewhere and I was scared and there was some kind of pounding noise, but when I open my eyes, I realize it's a dream trick and that the sound is real. It's outside my window. Our boat must have gotten loose or something, and it's banging against the dock.
I lie there, catching up to the facts of my life as one does before first getting up, looking at the white of the curtains and trying to guess what the weather's like. Dim white, likely cloudy. In Seattle, cloudy is a good prediction no matter what the season. I don't check to see whether he's there next to me or not. I guess I just assume he's there, because it's still early. We have one of those astronaut-foam-type mattresses, where you can thrash around and the other person won't even notice. I think the advertisement shows a glass of water, which sits still and undisturbed on the bed in spite of some guy jumping next to it. Anyway, the dog can get up there, and you won't even know it until you open your eyes and find him staring right at you.
I roll over. I'm trying to remember as best as I can. I recall expecting to see the hill of his shoulders turned away from me, his tidy black hair on the pillow. But I see only the empty bed next to me. Wide, empty, glorious space, and I stretch my legs over to his side and I'm happy about it, that space. I listen, trying to determine if he's home. There's that stupid banging, but the house seems still. Maybe he went for a run, or to work, even though it's Sunday, which wouldn't be unusual. Yeah: I realize there are no footsteps, or the sound of the toaster lever being pushed down, or the hum of television voices. He's likely gone, and I'm relieved. I'm sure I'm not the only wife who feels that—the small relief at his absence. I love him very much, I do; but the house to yourself . . . No need for conversation or company or the press of his presence . . . Ah—coffee in bed, the thrill of aloneness, and a couple of Oreos on a paper towel for breakfast—bliss.
But first there's that banging.
I get up and walk downstairs. God, I feel it then, the banging in my own head, a nasty throb from too much wine at that horrible party the night before. BetterWorks, Ian's software company, had released a new product, something that would change the way we share large video files. I don't really know the details. I should, but I don't. I want to understand it all, but my mind has its own instant off switch that's tripped by lengthy explanations, instruction manuals, and rules to board games read aloud. I have a college education, but, I swear, the minute someone wants to enlighten me about how a fax works or how to play hearts, the mental doors slam shut.
The party was one of those swanky affairs, held in the beautiful lobby of the BetterWorks offices on Queen Anne Hill. The night was all shiny black behind those high, high glass windows, and the city sparkled below us. The Space Needle was right there, in all its George Jetson–Tomorrowland glory. Ian's partner, Nathan Benjamin, was at the party, and I like Nathan. I liked him even before I met him years ago, because he has those two first names, which makes him sound friendly. But the room was full of other people, too, of course—programmers and project managers and investors and investors' wives, eating fancy little foods off tiny napkins and making witty conversation, and later in the evening the party spilled over to the wide, damp lawn of Kerry Park, which lays adjacent to BetterWorks. All night I pretended not to be shy, even though I'd rather have been home eating popcorn and watching the Travel Channel. I kept pulling at my hem, because Ian had bought me this tight black dress and asked me to wear it and I was mad at myself for agreeing. A Band-Aid would have covered more and cost a lot less. I had heels on, and the floor was slippery, and I kept thinking of the way my sister, Amy, and I used to roller-skate in our garage when we were kids, inching our way around by clutching the workbench and then the bicycles and then the lawn mower.
Reasons for too much wine, right there.
"Oh, no, Poll. Pollux, boy. He didn't let you out?" My Pollux, my sweet black mutt, he's getting old. He has to be taken outside the minute you wake up, poor guy. I wipe up the puddle. The thrill of unexpected alone time gives way to irritation. It's him I'm irritated with. Ian. Overlooking my, our, sweet old dog, who now looks ashamed. The pee requires practically half of a roll of paper towels, and there's that banging and my pounding head.
I step over my heels, which have been abandoned by the door. What a night. I can't remember ditching them there, or even coming home and getting into bed, to tell you the truth. This isn't normal for me, I should also say. I rarely have more than a glass of wine, two at the most. I've been truly drunk maybe only twice in my life, once way back in high school with Tommy Truello and wine in a box. We drank it before going to dinner at the Velvet Turtle restaurant on our way to the homecoming dance. I was spinning and sick the rest of the night. It scared me. I don't like to lose control.
Pollux recovers his dignity and trots behind me as I open the door to the back deck. The front end of our small sailboat has come loose, and it's slamming into the dock with each wave of the lake. I'm glad Ian isn't here to see it. He'd be pissed. I kneel down; I make a couple of grabs for the boat before catching it, and then I examine it for scratches. It looks okay. I even run my hand along its surface, in case there's something I can't see but he'll surely notice. I was the one to tie it down when we came back in from our sail Friday evening, so it'll be my fault that the rope hasn't been secured properly. Narrow miss. He'll never know, and I'm glad. Ian doesn't make those kinds of mistakes, and he's not particularly patient when anyone else does.
He'll never know I was out here in my robe, either. He'd have an issue with that, as crazy as it sounds. He's possessive, and it gets irritating. From the way he acts, you'd think the sight of me would draw in the crowds of drooling men out there on their boats. My mom robe, with the bleach stain on the front and the Kleenex in my pocket, is sexy as hell, and all of them will be lining up for sure, just waiting to get a glimpse of me wrapped in terry cloth. Not a big thrill, I promise you. Maybe our neighbor, old Joseph Grayson, might think so, but he's stoned half the time.
It is a cloudy morning, but they're the kind of clouds that are rushing off as if they have better things to do. The sun is fighting its way out. I tie the boat down and I'm struck by how beautiful it is on the lake. It hits you sometimes like that, and so I stand there and take it all in. After we'd been married for two years and Abby had graduated and headed to the UW dorms, we moved to Lake Union from The Highlands, that neighborhood on the other side of the bridge that held so much of our tangled history. We (well, Ian) bought our large houseboat at the end of the dock. Whenever I say houseboat to people who aren't from the city, they think we drive it around. I have to explain that it's not a boat but a floating home, like in Sleepless in Seattle, only Meg Ryan had better hair than I do. Ian has better hair than Tom Hanks, but Pollux has better hair than all of us, and he's so humble about it, too.
The view from our home is similar to the one from Ian's office up on Queen Anne Hill, but at the houseboat it's spread out in front of us rather than seen from above. Lake Union, the Space Needle, various boats chugging past, seaplanes landing—you feel as if the city is yours out there, that you belong to it, and it to you. I never want to live anywhere else, Ian said once. I could die here and be happy. I knew what he meant. It feels so great right at this moment, even after wiping up pee and with a bad headache and with the feeling that things had gone wrong again between Ian and me the night before. I still feel mostly good, because some ducks paddle past, and then so do a pair of kayakers. The woman in the back waves and I wave, too, and I breathe in and notice that the daffodil bulbs in the pots on the deck are coming up, little arrowheads of green.
I decide against going back to bed. I put a pot of coffee on. Ian must have been in a rush to get out of here this morning, I think, because he hasn't even made any coffee, and Ian needs his coffee. I also think this: He could be out at Louisa's right now, bringing us home a pair of foamy lattes and some raspberry muffins, and if he shows up with that fabulous white bag and two cardboard cups, I'll just consider this batch of French Roast my coffee appetizer. So the pot burbles and I pour Pollux his same old brown breakfast that he's so thrilled about every single day, and I take that perfect first cup of the morning onto the deck, along with a couple of aspirins. I sit on one of the Adirondack chairs we have out there. I smell the arrival of Northwest spring, and the smell of bacon cooking somewhere, and the smell of gasoline drifting over water. All three of those smells I love. Pollux trots out again, with water droplets on his beard. He squints into the early sun and looks out over the lake like the patron saint of sailors he's named for. What a good boy.
I sip that coffee, and the steam rises up in the coolness of morning, and Pollux lays his old self down in a spot of sun. I have one of those moments where you simply feel grateful. My headache is giving up, and the irritation is leaving, too, maybe swept away in the first exhilarating rush of caffeine. A sense of peace takes its place. A rare moment of peace, the kind you take in and vow to hold on to but never can. Those moments are gone at the first traffic jam or botched bank statement, in spite of your best intentions. But it's there now.
I have no idea is what I'm saying. What I keep trying to say.
I have no idea that my husband has vanished.
Meet the Author
Deb Caletti is an award-winning author and a National Book Award finalist whose books—Honey, Baby, Sweetheart; The Queen of Everything; The Secret Life of Prince Charming—are published and translated worldwide. She lives with her family in Seattle.
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He's Gone is a very well written book about the consequences of our actions. In the days that Ian is missing, Dani reflects on their relationship. How it began, where it began, how it developed into the marriage they have today and she is a bit disappointed in the truths she forces herself to face. Disappointed in herself and the pain she has caused others. But she is also desperate to remember what happened when they got home from that party Saturday night. As a reader you can sense the frenzy of panic building in Dani with each day that Ian is missing. It just keeps building and building until the truth comes out. Sometimes in books like this the conclusion is a bit of a disappointment, but I was really satisfied with the conclusion of He's Gone. Bottom line, you may or not be familiar with Deb Caletti as a YA author, but I think with He's Gone, Caletti has given us a solid debut into Womens Fiction. If you are looking for a book to immerse yourself into this weekend, then He's Gone is definitely worth your attention.
So disappointed. I was really hoping for a thriller but found myself skipping throught the never-ending analogies just to get to the core story. I forced myself to keep reading to get to what turned out to be a very anticlimatic ending... rerund please
On the surface, He's Gone by Deb Caletti appears to be about a missing man. A husband (Ian), whom seems to disappear into thin air. Underneath the surface, the reader finds the wife (Dani), drowning in despair, searching for answers to what happened to her husband, and ultimately, deciphering her own responsibility in his disappearance. Caletti dissects the traditional and non-traditional aspects of a marriage, unveiling even the most disturbing pieces. The storyline jumps from present day to the past, in order to get an image of Dani's relationship with Ian. Caletti writes with emotion and keeps the intrigue fresh, as the reader tries to determine what did happen to Ian.
I loved this book. It is not meant to be another Gone Girl. There's a bit of a mystery but it is not a thriller. It is a beautifully written book about a woman's deep insight into her life, her marriage; the good and bad.
I was very surprised that people bought this book thinking it was a "Mystery." I took this out from the library and it was not in the mystery section. But if that wasn't enough of a clue, just reading the book jacket told informed the reader that the novel would be about a woman, after finding her husband missing, reflecting on their very complicated relationship. So take this as a warning--this is not a MYSTERY, but a relationship story. With that in mind, Iloved this book.Could not put it down. I find the best stories are about complicated, flawed characters and your ability to still identify with them.Deb Caletti did a good job of getting inside the mind of an unhappy woman looking to be rescued. I look forward to her next book.
Enjoyed this story and the writing.
this book reminded me of gone girl in a way. it was interesting and an exciting plot right up until the very end! loved the characters, an easy suspenseful read. thouroughly enjoyed it!
Very good writing I would def read another book by this author. Finished this in a few days. I loved her style of writing and detail. Read this on my Nook, I highlighted several quotes and paragraphs. For Example; "It can get exhausting trying to measure up. You start to feel as if you're on a perpetual job interview." This is a paragraph explaining how the main character feels about her husband. Also, "Blessed books-they're a place to be alone and no one else can come in." And my favorite, " Maybe you get to a certian age and it hits you. You're so damn sick of being nice and polite."
Wow, a definitely page turner. I will be checking out other books written by this author. Well written....
It's a Sunday morning like any other Sunday morning. Or so Dani Keller thought until she realized Ian wasn't in bed with her. She gets up, looks for a note and quickly assumes he went out to grab the breakfast, but soon minutes turn to hours and hours turn to days. Dani realizes, He's Gone. Dani contacts the local police station to aid her in her search for her husband. As they begin their investigation, Dani begins to reflect her relationship with Ian. She recalls how they first met, how their relationship started and what lead up to the last time she remembers seeing him. The novel begins with Dani talking about a fantasy of just leaving--not that she would. I'm sure a fantasy many people have had for a fleeting moment or two. He's Gone questions what if the person we love the most was just gone. The novel is a first person narrative (Dani) realizes her husband, soulmate well, He's Gone. As she and the police search for Ian, she reflects on their former marriages, their getting together and the outcome of their life together--the good and the hidden. As more time passes, the deeper she plunges into her own psyche and begins to see a truth she doesn't want to see. I couldn't relate to Dani Keller, as a woman on her second marriage or her past, but her thoughts...made her so human. A character fully flawed. I connected. I felt for her, I wanted resolution for her, but then the further I read I began to be afraid of where the answers may lead. The story moves along at a pretty good pace, but you need to pay attention to all of a sudden you are in a flashback. I really loved how I got to know Dani and all the characters through Dani, how she saw everything. I had no idea how the story would end. There are subtle suggestions along the way, but you are always guessing! This is a great book that literally lets you into the protagonists head! I loved the honesty of what a relationship could look like for two people who had an affair. This is one book you won't want to put down, you will need to know what happened to Ian Keller! I highly recommend He's Gone!
On it's surface, this is a story about a woman whose husband disappears. However, beneath the plot itself is a taut, psychological study of marriage, adultery, and a marriage gone wrong. The writing is realistic and insightful, and if you can't recognize yourself somewhere in it, I venture to say you're not being completely honest with yourself. This is an excellent book by a fine writer.
This was such a good book! I stayed up late last night just to finish it. It was very similar to "Girl on the Train" with the suspense and foggy memory. It delved into marriage and our relationships so deeply.
Omg, this was such a bore. It was a total waste of money.
I found this book hard to put down once I started it. It kept me guessing until the end. It also made me think about how people get caught up in toxic relationships and can never seem to escape that realm, the cycle keeps repeating itself.
This was a very interesting book about a relationship and how it effected many family members and friends. It seems like a mystery but is really more about the consequences of the relationship.
this was a pretty good book. it kept my attention.


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May numbers show that cars in this class accounted for just over half of all Chevy sales which is a dramatic increase over last year when they only accounted for 36% and around 25% from five years ago.
In a list that is generally topped by Japanese vehicles, do you think these numbers are reflection of an effect created by the Japanese tsunami or is it simply a matter of the American cars outperforming in the marketplace?


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NHL trade speculation heats up
Devils goaltender Martin Brodeur has watched Cory Schneider emerge as New Jersey's No. 1 option. Brodeur is working on an expiring contract.
He doesn't want to retire from the NHL as a bench warmer. So if another team shows interest, Brodeur would give some thought to waiving his no-trade protection and moving on.
"It's within the team's rights to try and make themselves better," Brodeur told the Newark Star Ledger. "The fact is, I have the luxury to decide what I want to do. I hope if he (Devils GM Lou Lamoriello) is able to help the team, he'll ask, regardless of what it is. It's definitely something that is possible."
Trouble is, not a lot of teams are looking for a defenseman. Brodeur might not fetch more than a second- or third-round pick in a trade deadline move.
He is a franchise icon. Does Lamoriello really want to trade a franchise icon for a middling pick? Stay tuned for more developments on that front.
Here are some other players to watch:
Patrick Wiercioch, D, Ottawa Senators: He has been in and out of the lineup all season due to his team's glut of puck-rushing defensemen. He possesses a big shot and the skills to man the point on a power play. He has plenty of room to grow, too, so perhaps Ottawa could move him for a scoring winger capable of playing with Jason Spezza.
P.A. Parenteau, W, Colorado Avalanche: The Montreal Canadiens kicked the tires on possible trade for him, but that deal did not happen. Parenteau is scheduled to sit out a second straight game, so trade rumors are still percolating. He still coming back from a knee injury, so potential trade partners may be a bit skittish.
Ray Whitney, W, Dallas Stars: He is headed toward unrestricted free agency, along with center Vernon Fiddler and defenseman Stephane Robidas. Stars GM Jim Nill don't want to bail on the playoff race, but he also won't mortgage the future by dealing draft picks and prospects for short-term help. The Los Angeles Kings are just one team that could use the ageless Whitney to bolster their power play and secondary scoring.
Brad Boyes, W, Florida Panthers: The well-traveled shooter could still help a power-play unit. He is working on an expiring contract. His team is unlikely to make the playoffs. If somebody wants to spend a draft pick on Boyes, they should give Panthers GM Dale Tallon a call.
Tim Thomas, D, Panthers: He is in the twilight of his career. He has impeccable big-game credentials. So, sure, Thomas seems like a good bet to move -- although the potential trade return may not be great.
Ryan Callahan, W, New York Rangers: This franchise can't pay everybody. Callahan could become a restricted free agent after the season, so TSN suggests the Rangers will either extend his contract or move him by the trade deadline. He is a heart-and-soul player who can also step into a scoring line and produce. But his reported asking price (seven years, $42 million) is steep.
Dan Girardi, D, Rangers: He faces the same scenario as Callahan. The Rangers value him, but they can't pay everybody. Word is Girardi wants Jay Bouwmeester money. But he is not Jay Bouwmeester. TSN suggests one of these veterans must go, given the team's salary cap issues moving forward.
Ryan Miller, GT, Buffalo Sabres: St. Louis Blues goaltender Jaroslav Halak has played well lately, so their interest in Miller seems tepid at the moment. The Minnesota Wild may have a more glaring need, but so far that team hasn't made a play on him. Josh Harding starred earlier this for the Wild before his ongoing battle with multiple sclerosis sidelined him.
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Newly available after 40 years, this partly autobiographical love affair with the Jamaican language and landscape gives a penetrating look at the racial politics of the 1950s and 1960s and the search for self in a world divided by class. Ramsay Tull is witness to the black racial discontents and the desire for national independence that are threatening the old colonial order; but when a chance comes to study at Oxford University, he becomes immersed in European literary culture and Marxism. On his return to Jamaica, Ramsay becomes actively involved in radical nationalist politics and begins his second journey, away from his middle-class origins and back to a true appreciation of the Jamaican people.
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Title: Entwined Hearts
Summary: Aomine and Kagami lead a fairly normal life, well as normal as being lovers allow them to, however, this entire normalcy changed when they found a young man lying by their doorstep. But whether this change is for the better, only they could tell. (Starts off as established AoKaga but eventually becomes AoKagaKise)(AU)
Warning/s: Yaoi (might be explicit or implicit, I don't know yet), a lot of OOCness (because I can't seem to grasp their characterizations), craziness ('cause the author is bored), AoKagaKise (because a combination like this should most definitely have a warning of their own), lame attempt at humor (I don't think humor is my forte, ahh but I tried), language (though I don't really curse…much), general pervertedness ('cause the me in me is a pervert), AU (because it's the only thing I'm good at), very slow updates (must tell you guys such a fact now)
Disclaimer: I disclaim. The characters I used here belong to their respective creator and I own nothing aside from the crazy plot of this tiny fanfic I wrote (or typed for the matter).
A/N: This is just a little something I decided to write on a whim after I realized that there's not enough AoKagaKise out there. Rating may change later but for now, please enjoy!
Chapter 1
A figure groaned as the light that had seeped through the tiny gap between the curtains hit his face, making his face scrunch up in annoyance. With a sigh, the young man of about twenty-one sat up, running his fingers through his blood red hair as he willed his sleepiness to go far, far away. Yawning widely, Kagami Taiga turned to look over the bedside drawer where the clock was before his red eyes shifted to the other figure within the room, on his bed. The red-head watched the other male for a while, noticing how peacefully the other male slept. Kagami suddenly felt irritation creeping up his veins, his eyes twitching with said emotion as the other male continuously sleep without a single care in the vast universe. How dare this bastard sleep oh, so peacefully when his lower half hurt like hell because of their previous—cough, cough—activity?
Annoyed, Kagami shifted a bit and with one swift motion, he kicked his companion off the bed, rather forcefully too, an action that caused the other occupant of the bed to fall on the floor with a rather loud, not to mention comical, thud.
A startled deep voice echoed within the room, "Huh? What? Where's the fire?" Blinking off sleep, the figure on the floor scanned the room, looking upon his left and right before dark blue eyes finally landed on the read-head sitting on the bed. "Kagami, you little bastard, what the hell's wrong with you? Why did you kick me out of bed?" Aomine Daiki, snarled as he slowly sat up, rubbing the back of his head. "That seriously hurt, you know?"
Kagami merely tilted his head sideways, looking fixedly at Aomine with fake innocence. "Ehh? I'm sorry." He apologized, not meaning it at all. "I was dreaming about me being a very strong and awesome street fighter. I didn't know that I was actually already hurting someone outside my dream world."
"Yeah right," The tanned male stated, his voice dripping with sarcasm. "Like hell you are! Tch, whatever!" He scoffed before flopping himself back on the bed, causing it to bounce rather strongly, making Kagami groan in discomfort. "Anyway, why do you look like you have been tortured in some filthy dungeon cell?"
Kagami's eyes twitched again, a vain popping in his forehead. "Whose fault do you think it is that I look like this?" The redhead hissed as he ground his teeth together. "I told you to slow down last night, didn't I? But no! You just have to shove your…into my…without so much as a warning! Argh!" And he glared, "Some lover you are!"
Aomine, being, well Aomine, simply chuckled, his rarely seen playful side kicking in as he watched Kagami glaring daggers at him. "I just shoved my what into your what exactly, huh, Taiga?"
"Shut up! And don't call me Taiga!" Kagami resisted the urge to strangle the man before him. Seriously, Aomine should be extremely thankful that Kagami loves him or else…
"Har? Why not?" The blue haired male had to try so hard to keep the teasing smile that was threatening to spread across his lips when he said, "I mean, I already shoved my…into your…right?" Aomine even gestured and pointed towards those unmentioned things while he was talking to prove his point, earning him a painful punch from a slightly blushing Kagami. Oh, it's really fun to tease Kagami sometimes.
"You shameless bastard! Stop saying it!" Kagami exclaimed, clearly flustered.
"Stop saying what?" Aomine grinned, "That I just sho—"
He was not able to finish his sentence though as Kagami kicked him off the bed again. "I told you to stop staying it, Ahoumine!" The red-head gave the other one last glare before he stood up and proceeded to get dressed.
"Oi! That hurts, Bakagami!" The tanned male glared right back before he moved to get dressed himself.
"Hush you," Kagami reprimanded. "You have absolutely no right to complain when I can barely walk properly!" He mumbled, his cheeks turning pinkish as he walked out of the room to hide his blush.
Aomine only watched fondly as his boyfriend limp out of the room, smiling to himself as if he won the grand prize in the lottery—or maybe he did because remembering what happened the night before made him feel like a grand prize winner— his eyes shining with affection for the other male. Yep, there's no doubt that he loves Kagami.
And as the pleasant sound of pans and pots clanking in the kitchen filled the house, Aomine realized that he should probably get out of the room and bother his boyfriend in the kitchen—he actually wanted to ask Kagami to teach him how to cook but was too prideful to ask for help especially when he knew that Kagami would not let him hear the end of it. However, when he passed by their front door, he suddenly decided to check up on his motorcycle parked just outside the house since it had been raining pretty hard the night before and he wouldn't like it if something terrible happened to his precious motorcycle, after all, he spent most of his savings on said two-wheeled vehicle.
But when he did open the door, what he saw outside was something he didn't really expect, at least not in a million or so years, and what he saw definitely made him forget everything about his motorcycle. As a result, all he could do for the first few minutes was gape in shock, his eyes not quite blinking. There, just by their front door, on their doorstep, was a man with golden colored hair and pale skin whom, much to Aomine's utmost horror, lay absolutely unmoving. On second thought, is the guy even breathing?
And when he finally got a hold of himself, the only words he could manage were, "Kagami," he began slowly with a somewhat shaky voice, "There's a guy lying on our doorstep and I think he's dead."
A/N: Errrrr… I don't know.. I think its lame. *sobs* to be honest, I have no idea what I'm going to write next (This is what I get from writing on a whim, huh?) But let's see where this goes. *laughs sheepishly*
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Argyle 2 Dagenham & Redbridge 3 - Report
Argyle 2
Hartley 65, Carey 85
Dagenham & Redbridge 3
Dikamona 13, Cash 24, Doidge 41
THIS was not supposed to happen.
With three games of their Sky Bet League 2 season to play and promotion within their grasp, Argyle were supposed to brush aside their already-relegated opponents and move on optimistically to the penultimate weekend in good fettle.
After all, they had returned to Home Park after successive away victories at two hard-to-win places – Portsmouth and Leyton.
After all, they had previously beaten every other League 2 side from 14th position downwards at Home Park, conceding only seven goals in the nine matches.
After all, their visitors had won only six of their previous 43 matches all season.
After all, Dagenham's attack arrived at Home Park as the worst in the division, to face the third-best attack.
After all is said and done, none of the above mattered.
Argyle imploded, conceding three first-half goals inside half an hour as Clevid Dikamona, Matty Cash and Christian Doidge inflicted a defeat which will have resounded around Accrington, Oxford and Bristol, as much as it did Plymouth.
The Pilgrims had a majority of the possession, more shots on target in this game than in their previous half a dozen combined, and more corners than Muller, but their admirable second-half response was not quite enough to take anything from the match.
A Peter Hartley header just after the hour and a commitment to nothing-barred attacking promised a comeback of epic proportions but, although Graham Carey netted a late second, it was two little, too late.
A point was probably the least they deserved and a chance to achieve that fell to Jamille Matt in injury-time when Curtis Nelson headed down Craig Tanner's cross, but the shot went over; then Hartley, having escaped attention, headed Jake Jervis's delivery wide.
It was that sort of afternoon.
There is still life in the race for automatic promotion from League 2, and, hence, still hope, but it will take a couple of results of similar unpredictable magnitude as this one if the Pilgrims are not to be obliged contest the play-offs for the second successive post-season.
Argyle went into the match with two changes from the 11 that started Tuesday night's 3-1 win at Orient, where forward Reuben Reid and midfielder Carl McHugh had suffered injuries.
As anticipated, neither passed muster and, with manager Derek Adams reverting to a 4-2-3-1 slash 4-3-3 shape after a rare dalliance with 3-5-2 at the Matchroom Stadium, Jervis and Gregg Wylde were the chosen replacements.
Jervis, who scored twice after coming on for Reid in London to take his tally to the season for 14, partnered Jamille Matt up front, while Wylde resumed his place on the left side of the midfield.
Back-on-top-form Carey, who had set up four of the Pilgrims' five goals in their previous two victories, was tucked in behind Matt, with Jordan Houghton and Hiram Boateng – the young lungs and legs of the side – occupying central midfield.
Dagenham & Redbridge, with nothing to play for apart from pride and contracts, made five changes from the side that began their first post-relegation game at home to AFC Wimbledon in midweek, which they lost 2-0.
There was no place in the starting line-up for veteran forward Jamie Cureton, a perennial thorn to the Argyle side over the seasons, nor for former Pilgrim Ashley Hemmings. Both started proceedings on the substitutes' bench.
Carey took up from where head left off at Portsmouth and Leyton, prompting, teasing, cajoling and generally getting Argyle going forward.
The chances rained in: Carey tried a shot from range that went over; Jervis had a penalty shout waved away after appearing to be fouled by Dominic Hyam; Carey, again, curled a shot wide and then provided an inswinging corner from which Matt had a header cleared from the goal-line.
Then, from nowhere, a dagger to the heart. Dikamona lost Nelson and headed Oliver Muldoon's corner home from four yards. Suddenly, the Pilgrims were at sea and an opposition break threatened a second; Luke McCormick, though, kept out Matt McClure's tame shot.
Nevertheless, Dagenham had something to hang on to, and immediately showed every intention of doing just that. Argyle forced corner after corner and half-chances fell to Wylde, Hartley and Boateng.
It seemed only a matter of time before a goal would come. When it did, though, it was to Dagenham again. In their first attack since their goal, Cash was given too much room on the fringe of the Pilgrims' penalty area and took advantage to curl a fine finish past McCormick.
The Argyle players appeared as stunned as a pretty well silent Home Park, as well they might, and it took a while to rally. However, after Boateng was set up for a shot that Mark Cousins saved, the game soon resembled an attack v defence training game again.
The defence held sway. Without any finesse or grace, they did their job and Argyle, losing patience at their situation, could not summon up the necessary to break them down.
Dagenham, on the other hand, found scoring only too easy. In what might well have been only their third attack of the game, they scored their third goal just before half-time.
Hartley gave away an unnecessary free-kick on the Pilgrims left, from which Doidge headed in Frankie Raymond's deft delivery.
Argyle had a decent chance to claw something back before the interval, with Jervis returning Carey's blocked free-kick into the box, from where Nelson headed over the crossbar.
The Pilgrims returned to the dressing-room – having had 59% possession, 14 shots and 11 corners – three goals down, to jeers from the home crowd; one suspected that may have been mild to what awaited them.
They emerged for the second 45 minutes with a new shape – 3-5-2 – and with Tanner and Forster having replaced full-backs Kelvin Mellor and Ben Purrington; Jervis and Wylde were now effectively wing-backs: desperate situations, desperate measures.
Tanner was soon in the thick of things, crossing low into the box from the left, then forcing Cousins into a save with a low shot from the right. Forster, too, contributed to Home Park's forlorn hope with a flicked header at the near post that cleared the bar.
The all-out attacking policy continued, with Carey and Wylde both having goalbound shots blocked in the same attack, and Houghton being denied by a stretched leg as he went to stroke the ball home.
When Tyler Harvey was sent on for Boateng just after the hour, Argyle had just three defensively-minded players on the pitch. The young Plymothian immediately sighted goal and curled a shot just wide.
Finally, the Daggers' damn burst. Carey's right-wing corner found its way to the far post, where Hartley, barely off the ground, planted a header past Cousins. Having waited 67 games for a goal, he now had two in two games.
More attack v defence. More frustration as crosses failed to connect with heads, or headers failed to find the target. More desperate defending. More corners. More shots.
Just one more goal, though.
Two more games to go.
Or more.
(4-2-3-1): 23 Luke McCormick; 2 Kelvin Mellor (28 Jordon Forster half-time), 5 Curtis Nelson (capt), 6 Peter Hartley, 16 Ben Purrington (27 Craig Tanner half-time); 32 Jordan Houghton, 20 Hiram Boateng (15 Tyler Harvey 62); 14 Jake Jervis, 10 Graham Carey, 11 Gregg Wylde; 19 Jamille Matt.
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3 Gary Sawyer, 24 Louis Rooney, 29 Jordan Bentley, 31 Vincent Dorel (gk).
Dagenham & Redbridge
(3-5-2): 30 Mark Cousins; 6 Clevid Dikamona, 29 Luke Pennell; 2 Josh Passley (23 Ashley Hemmings 79), 25 Matty Cash, 18 Frankie Raymond, 21 Oliver Muldoon, 33 Joe Widdowson (capt); 9 Matt McClure (10 Ashley Chambers 76), 12 Christian Doidge (15 Oliver Hawkins 84).
(not used): 7 Jamie Cureton, 8 Andre Boucaud, 20 Quade Taylor, 35 Lewis Moore (gk).
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Victim of fatal crash near Charlo identified
POLSON, Mont. - The Lake County Coroner's Office have identified the victim of a crash on icy roads yesterday on Highway 212 near Charlo.
The Lake County Coroner's Office has released the name of the female killed in Monday's fatal crash around 10:50 am on Highway 212 near mile marker 6. Plains, Montana resident, Patricia S. Mcdougall, age 60, was pronounced dead on scene and died as a result of injuries sustained in the
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Aunt Meda's House of Pain was a brothel in New Prague with a sadomasochistic workout center.
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