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DHARAMSHALA, January 29: A Chinese court in eastern Tibet began trial on two Tibetans, including a monk of the Kirti Monastery, on alleged crimes of inciting self-immolations in the Ngaba region.
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Proceedings of the trial have been widely broadcast and publicised in China via national media and television channels.
The report said the two Tibetans arrested in August last year were guilty of instigating eight Tibetans to self-immolate, resulting in three deaths.
Last month, Chinese authorities stated that the two had acted on the instructions of the Dalai Lama and his followers, a charge which the exile Tibetan administration vehemently denied.
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CTA said, "such statements from a state known to resort to torture and detention of individuals without due judicial process can only be received with scepticism from the international community."
"If China genuinely wishes to end the self-immolations, instead of resorting to the blame game it should allow unfettered access to international bodies to Tibetan areas to investigate the root causes for these self-immolations," Sikyong Dr Lobsang Sangay, the elected head of the Tibetan people said.
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Hey guys! Miss me! You know you did…just kidding! Anyway, here is a one-shot based on Dean meeting the Winslows thirteen years after my story Chance is but another one of Fate's Playmates. This is dedicated to Riama82 and Teal-Lover who graciously had asked for this. Hope you enjoy!
That was just the beginning of it. A whole host of negative emotions swirled rapidly in one violent maelstrom in Dean's mind. How any one can feel all of these at the same time and not explode was beyond him? It was an on-going rapid water ride. Swirling. Sharp and unexpected. Turbulent. So much, he knew with one sorry mishap, he could drown in it.
For the last six and a half months, or rather since that infamous night his brother revealed his college acceptance letter and his plans for leaving, this particular emotional storm began its deathly vortex, destroying every little happy, exuberant, and positive feeling in its wake. After what Sam had done, it left him feeling quite insensitive and numb.
But yet he was still here.
For a fleeting moment, the big brother had felt a sense of pride for his little brother to step up to the plate of life. But the moment crashed once he realized Sam's true feelings and intentions. It was written all over the kid's face that night. He could sense his anger, his resentment, his want to get away. And it sort of pained him to know that what the kid really wanted was freedom. Like he was shackled into some miserable existence the supernatural world placed on him. He never felt that way, so why would Sam? It came as a big shocker to learn the hard way.
It could be he was just feeding off his father's emotions, since that was whom he more or less idolized. When his father was unhappy with someone or something, Dean would look for its flaws too. Even though it shouldn't have surprised him when Sam had made that move on him—the kid had become incredibly secretive and God knows tenacious; especially when he strived for something. But this…this he had to admit was not something he, nor John, saw coming. Then, short and sweet, like a slap to the face, the baby of the family was gone. Sam had left him alone. And that loneliness only added fuel to the maelstrom. He didn't care if he ever saw him again.
But again his feet were still rooted here on Stanford's campus.
He was becoming more confused by the minute.
He wasn't here hiding behind this tree overlooking the cheery and seemingly sober campus by rash and bitter feelings towards his sibling, waiting for a beat-down match. He wasn't here by his father's orders, though John was somewhere around, nor was he standing there admiring the bright atmosphere. He didn't know what it was…
Only that perhaps…
Perhaps he was worried.
Sam was everything to him when growing up. After everything they went through, that certain feeling of responsibility never left. And it might have been that very feeling that kept his feet from going anywhere…even, he whined, from the stripper bar just down the street!
Sam may have left him alone wanting to grow up, but that didn't mean the kid couldn't have a watchful eye over his back. The kid soooo doesn't deserve it…but Dean found he had no other purpose, besides hunting—which was put on a pause.
Luckily today was a nice Spring day. The sun shined warm and there was a gentle breeze. Last time was at the conclusion of Winter, and he froze his ass off. He literally had to thaw out in a lukewarm bath later in the day. Why that kid chose to do a morning jog every morning still had him puzzled to this day. It had to have been a fluke, because California was typically warm. So what the hell?
Today he hadn't seen Sam yet. According to his log, the little snot was due to be walking towards another hippity-hoppity spiffy lecture class any minute. Only so far, he hadn't seen him. Just mainly a lot brunettes and one flaming red-head in Daisy Duke shorts.
Hmmm, Daisy…
He shook his head to clear his mind from that little interruption. He needed to stay focused.
Stepping out from behind the tree, he looked around and there was still no sign of the gentle giant. Though he did catch a certain brunette in a black business attire with loud clickity-clackity heels. The briefcase she carried signified she must be a professor. She had amazing golden-brown curls fitting around a perky face and she walked with a graceful style as though she were walking on air. The wind whipped her hair past her shoulders.
Her profile was strikingly familiar.
Dean squinted.
Perhaps a little too familiar.
Oh snap!
The bounce of her curls forced recognition to dance in front of his face like a little show monkey hopping for money. He knew her.
He stepped further out into the open. "Mrs. Winslow?" He didn't mean to say it out loud; it just involuntarily rolled off his tongue.
The woman turned when her name was called. Dean bucked his head back in shock. It was her.
"Yes," she answered. When he said nothing, she clickity-clacked over to him with a smile. It was still as grand as he remembered. She hadn't aged a day. "Can I help you?"
Dean still must've been in shock, because his vocals suddenly blurted out, "Holy crap!"
Hannah quirked an eyebrow. "Well…I don't know about that. But my students sure make a grand show of it, though. It's not a pretty sight."
In that moment, Dean felt like a big oaf. He shook his head at his stupidity and lack of manners. "I'm…I'm sorry. Um, you may not remember me, but I at one point was…"
"Wait," Hannah interrupted him, now with a familiar glint in her chocolate eyes. She grinned, "No! It's not Dean, is it?"
Well shit, she remembered! "Yeah. Yeah it is."
Her facial features beamed. "Oh My God! Dean Winchester, my…how you have grown up? Still have that spiky hair I see. Wow, just like Sam, you're…tall. God, I feel like such a hobbit right now," she joked, "But phew, you two sure grew up to be chick-magnets."
Dean smirked with pride at that comment. "Yeah, I had my fair share, but…" he agreed before pausing in his statement, "Wait, wait. You're here. Like…here!" he waved his hands around resembling Chewbacca when he found food.
Hannah glanced from side to side, somewhat dumbfounded at the young man's excitement. "Uh huh. Last time I checked I'm…here," she mimicked his arm movements with her one hand. "I'm still alive. Jared too!"
Dean frowned. Sometimes his nonsense had impeccable timing. "No that's not what I meant. You go here?"
"Yeah, I teach here."
"Does Sam know?"
Now it was Hannah's turn to act surprised. "Of course, he comes over to mine and Jared's house almost nightly. In fact, Jared and I were the ones who encouraged him to come here. He said in his letters that he wanted to go to college and that he had a constant problem with arguing, so I figured he might like the University's pre-law program."
Dean blinked. "Letters?"
"Yep," she nodded, "We kept in touch after we last saw each other. And wow, your Dad does like to travel. I think I might have over a hundred letters with different addresses."
Then there was a flash of when he was twelve or maybe it was when he was thirteen, he had walked Sam to the post office on several occasions. He had completely forgotten about that. A lot has happened since he last saw the Winslows. And no doubt there would be more to come. "Oh yeah, I remember. I had to help him mail them off sometimes. I only stopped because he got old enough to do it himself. They were going to you?"
"Yippee Skippy. What? Did you think after everything that happened we were going to cut off ties? Thanks," she admonished amiably.
Dean chuckled shortly. "No, I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have allowed that to happen. It's just that…I'm speechless when it comes to that kid. He's certainly been full of surprises lately. Even though he can be a total pain in the ass-and a backstabber, he thought- that kid just amazes me sometimes."
"You and I both honey. I mean have you seen his grades? Holy shit! It was like overnight the kid became top of his class. You talk about freakish. Totally blew this one ass out of the water. This guy strutted around like he owned the place. Rude and snobbish, rubbing it in peoples' faces his good grades and all that. He was old too, older than I am. But here comes little Sam…well giant Sam—you sure fed him a lot of greens, I'll tell ya that much—and beat him at everything. The tests. The papers. The little pop quizzes Mr. Hydecker brings up, Dynamite Man, that's what we call him. And if you wanted to see a show, you should've seen one of the debates. Now I don't see a lot of them mainly because I'm in the psychology department, but I hear all about em'. But this one, I didn't miss and Sam totally smoked his ass, left him speaking gibberish. It was the funniest thing. I was quite surprised to see how sharp and quick Sam was, and also how much he knew. Blew everyone away. In a way, it's like this was what he was meant to do."
She was out of breath by the end of that little speech. Dean was torn between happiness and sadness. It was good to hear about his brother's progress; always satisfying to know that he could do well on his own. But he couldn't help feel a bit of jealousy. He was good at one thing, but he hardly heard any praise. Maybe that's another reason why Sam left. He needed appreciation for something.
"That's good to hear."
"It is." She just couldn't seem to put an end to that smile. "Now how have you been? Are you still having problems with—" she pointed at her ear.
Dean took the hint. "Uh no. I got my full hearing back sometime when I was thirteen. And Thank God-not only because of hunting, he thought- because that hearing device was annoying. It'd get scratchy and itchy from time to time, plus I kept forgetting to clean it. But that's over. Thanks for asking."
"You're welcome. Wow, it's so good to see you."
"Thanks. It's good to see you too after so long," he said heart-warmingly.
Hannah smirked. "Well come on, if you're hungry, as I'm sure you are—it's hard to forget my pantry being empty for all the time you were at our house— I'm meeting Jared and our daughter for lunch. And I'm inviting you, so you better say yes because I won't take no for an answer."
Dean donned one of his House of Glory shit-eating grins. "Yes ma'me. How can I say no to free food?"
"Good answer," Hannah replied looping her elbow around his.
She led him a couple of blocks down the street, onto the main business district opened to many restaurants and subsidiary stores. They talked, reminisced, and joked all the way until she steered him into a sort of bar/restaurant. It was mainly dark. Rich with a clean smell, plus the place glimmered due to nearly all of the chairs, table legs, and bar-table being brass. Hannah walked with a slight hop. There was no mistaking it, she was excited. It became clear she had done this routine quite a few times, as she strode in without waiting for the hostess and led him down a long line of seductive-red vinyled booths.
They stopped at the booth in the far corner where Dean immediately recognized one of the occupants. It was Jared. He too looked as though he hadn't aged a day, but he seemed to be sitting with a sort of hunch. The other occupant sitting next to him was a little girl, appearing around the age of ten. She appeared to be like a small stick-like version of Hannah with the pointy face and golden-brown curls, only she had her father's bright green eyes. Dean smiled at making the connection. This was the Winslow's daughter. She was clad in jeans and a black Zeppelin tee. He liked her already!
"Hey honey," Hannah called out, "I brought a date. Hope you don't mind."
Jared stared with amused interest. "Depending on the date, I might have to kill him."
"Hi Mr. Winslow," Dean said nervously causing the man to pause with a stupefied look.
Hannah leaned in, "Twenty bucks to see if you can guess who this is."
Then finally his green eyes flashed with recognition not a second later. "It's Dean. Dean Winchester."
"Dangn't," Hannah cursed, slipping out of Dean's arm and sliding into the booth, where she set about opening her briefcase, pulling out a twenty dollar bill from an inner compartment and handed it to her husband. "Just remember, you're buying."
Jared took the money with pleasure. Stowing it into his jacket pocket, he smiled up at the young twenty-four-year old. "It's great to see you again Dean. Come on take a seat," he shook Dean's hand out of courtesy. Dean agreed taking off his father's leather jacket and setting it in his lap as he sat beside Hannah in the booth, picking up a menu.
The little girl ogled at him, sipping from her soda. "Ooh mommy, can I have your date after you're done?"
"No Sam, not until your thirty," Hannah replied automatically relieving her jacket and flipping her hair over her nape. Dean peered at her incredulously.
"Maannn," the daughter whined, "With you two, I'm never going to be able to date."
"That's right," Jared answered, now taking a look at his menu.
She huffed. "You know I have to grow up sometime."
"And you're right, but at eleven. You got another thing coming," her mother rejected.
"Awww," she whined again, taking another sip of her drink.
"Hey remember you're supposed to be sick," Jared pointed a finger at her, "So act sick."
Sam feigned a cough, rolling her eyes.
Dean still was unable to overcome the shock of it all. He pointed at the little girl. "Her name is Sam?"
Hannah nodded. "Yeah. Short for Samantha, but she wants us to call her Sam for some odd particular reason."
"It makes me sound cool," Sam pointed out.
"If you say so."
Forty-five minutes later, Dean had learned all that he could about what the family had been up to. He had to admit his certain recollections of the family were a bit hazy, and he wasn't sure if it was by choice. Either which, during that 'three-quarters of an hour', he had a splendid time. They all were laughing, almost to the point of tears. And sometimes he was gasping at a few experiences that closely sounded like something he and his family would do. He felt warmth, and not because he was in a hot building. Just hanging around this family had brought a sense of nostalgia. No wonder Sam strived to have this. It gave him a good sensual sentiment. He hadn't felt this wonderful in a long time.
"So Dean, does Sam know you're here?" Hannah asked.
Good feeling gone.
Dean wasn't sure how he was going to approach the question until Samantha across reached out with her hands. "Hello, he's sitting right here. I'm looking at him," she grumbled.
"Not you sweetie," Hannah told her, turning back to Dean. "Because you know, I did find it rather odd that you were hiding behind a tree."
Dean felt a smidgeon of embarrassment. "No I wasn't…"
"Dean, I saw you as I was walking by. Yeah you were hiding. And I also found it rather odd that when Sam got here, you weren't with him."
"I don't think I—"
"You should let him know," she interrupted him again. He became slightly annoyed by it until she said, "He misses you. Can't stop talking about you and all your fun crazy experiences."
Doubt was like a flower that blossomed within an instant. He gazed at her disbelievingly.
"You're bluffing. Sam would never talk about me…or anything."
Hannah laughed. "Dean, I may be good at a lot of things, but poker was one of the things I failed miserably at. Meaning I don't bluff. Sam has told us quite a lot—"
"Okay, I'm confused," the daughter blurted, "Are you talking about me?"
"Sam, knock it off," Jared reprimanded, "It's not good to interrupt people, especially your mother."
Dean smiled at her, thankful for the interruption. "No we're talking about my brother. His name is Sam too. But we'll call him Sammy from now on. He hates that."
"Wait! Sam? As in Rock Star Sam?" Samantha asked.
"Rock Star?" Dean cocked an eyebrow.
"Yes Samantha. The very one that comes over almost every night," her mother informed before turning back to Dean with an unenthusiastic expression, "He practically got her hooked on classic rock…and I swear to God our house is about to fall apart due to all the heavy metal. Thank you."
"And you're his brother. You're the Dean?" the kid asked almost in bewildered excitement.
Dean wasn't sure if he should answer. "Uh huh," he replied tentatively, to which the kid made a funny face as though she knew something he didn't. Unfortunately, he caught it. "Okay, now that makes me uncomfortable. What all has he told you?"
"Nothing bad," both Hannah and Jared said simultaneously, aiding into his anxiousness.
"All the good times," Hannah went on, "Many of them had us laughing up our lungs…. And sometimes he'd dish out these incredibly far-fetched stories, like one time he said you guys ran across and dealt with a werewolf, but I think he might have meant that as another term for 'very hairy man'."
Oh yeah! Nervous, much! Dean chuckled fretfully.
"I wish he were here, but I think he's preoccupied with a certain blonde right now?"
Hearing that, Dean forgot all about his nervous jitters about Sam's big mouth. "Whoa…Sammy's with a girl?"
"Yeah. And a pretty one too," Jared said.
He gave them all another disbelievingly look. "Oh I gotta see this."
"In time," Hannah told him, "But first you're going to finish your food. And Samantha, please close your jaw. We all know Dean's a heartthrob."
"Mooommm," Sam whined again.
"Don't you mooommm at me, and make sure you eat your broccoli."
The feast soon turned into a good two hours, filled with great laughs and more stories. However much Dean had enjoyed the company and the free steak, but there was still a little brother out there that—after he found out a little bit more about—he was in need of a double shift of watchmen. Dean had not yet finished with his medium-rare sixteen ounce steak, when a certain idea struck him.
He turned to Hannah. "Mrs. Winslow?"
"God, what is it with you Winchester boys?" she unexpectedly exclaimed. It was so sudden Dean wondered if she was bipolar. "It's Hannah. I won't settle for the big W. You make me sound too old? I'm not even forty yet. I will be in about a month, but that don't count."
"Okay," Dean laughed, "Missus…Hannah. Is that okay?" He asked humbly.
Once the giddiness was over, he implored beseechingly into her eyes. "If you're going…if you're both going to be on campus, can you do me a favor?"
"Sure, depends on the favor," she glanced at her husband, who shrugged. "I guess."
Dean breathed. He didn't know if what he was doing was right. But he already had gotten their attention. So he thought long and hard into producing what he really meant and needed to say. "Dad and I won't always be around to watch Sam, to make sure he stays safe. So if you wouldn't mind, I just need you to keep an eye on him. Keep him happy."
Hannah peered at him in astonishment. "He is happy. But Dean when you say that, it gives me a little cause for concern. Is everything okay?"
"Yeah, everything's cool. But also, if you could please, I would really appreciate it if you would…don't tell him I was here."
Hannah's eyebrows shot up quickly. "Okay, now ya gotta tell me."
Dean gave a handsome smile, kinda like a serving of reassurance. "Perhaps at another time when we've have steak and eggs again I can tell ya the full story. And knowing how you are, I'm pretty positive you won't settle for that. So the short, short version is um, we, uh, we got into a bad…bad argument before he left. So really I feel we still need some time apart, but I wanted to keep an eye on him. Make sure nothing bad happens to him. He stays safe."
Hannah's eyes softened. "So having said that, I'm assuming your Dad's somewhere around, because if I remember correctly he was just as gung-ho of his keeping his son safe as you are now."
"Yeah, he's probably hiding in the bushes somewhere."
"It wouldn't surprise me when it comes to that man. Now you talk about somebody full of surprises! Okay," now it appeared as if she was getting serious. And Dean had no way of knowing how it would turn out. Hannah took a deep breath, "It wouldn't be a problem on our part to look after him. But with how Sam is now, we really don't have to. But for you, we can keep an eye out. And I'm sorry that things are a bit tentative with you two right now. But like I'm always saying Time heals."
Dean took a small breather at that, still imploring into her eyes.
Hannah licked her lips, "And I also understand how you feel that you need time apart. Sometimes that helps. And Sam needs time to grow up too. But you have to remember in the end family is all we have. And that love will never end. You may be ticked off at each other, but eventually I have no doubt you two will come to your senses…Now even though I don't like this one bit about not saying anything to Sam…but if it's your deepest wish, we won't say anything."
She turned to her daughter, pointing a finger. "Especially you missy. One peep and all your Def Leppard records are in the fireplace roasting like musical chestnuts."
Sam gasped. "You wouldn't!"
"Remember Sam, she doesn't bluff," Jared piped.
"Okay, my mouth's zipped," she replied making a zipper motion over her pink lips.
"So now that's taken care of, you've got nothing to worry about. But you have to promise me something Dean," Hannah almost glared.
Dean silently gulped. He remembered just who exactly he was messing with. "Okay?"
"You make sure you come back, and resolve all your differences, get over all your problems…and basically just be his big brother that he adores. Because I'm not kidding. It's been a good six months and he misses you terribly."
All the air expunged from his lungs in one gasp. At least it was that. And at least that was something he could do. "Sure thing. And thank you. I can't tell ya how much I appreciate that."
"You're welcome sweetie. Now eat up, you're not leaving here until you finish the rest of that steak."
Dean smiled again, devouring the rest of his meal in one gulp. He looked around at the family with content.
Hannah's words soothed him, and somewhat made him come to terms with himself. First he was here condemning his brother for setting out and taking the life he always desired, jealous that he was living a life he couldn't, but really it came down to just pure loneliness. Worry. Resentment. They alone could chop him up into pieces and scatter him away like confetti. But he didn't want that to happen.
Sure he could set out to establish a life on his own…become a car mechanic or a fireman. But in reality hunting will always come first…he was satisfied that saving lives will always take precedent. It, in a way, was what made him whole. And that in itself constituted a lonely existence.
Sam, here, now, was doing what he felt in his mind was making him whole. And on that basis alone, he couldn't disown him. Like Hannah had said, family was all he really had. His father. His brother. Without one or the other, he would be completely alone, and miserable.
All he associated with Sam after he left was stubbornness, selfishness, and sometimes annoyance. But didn't those things come with the sibling package? Now after taking a break from his miserable loneliness, having company with Sam's other family, all he could feel was love for the kid. It was hard. But tough love was typically associated with families. Thinking about it, his kid brother was doing what he was made to do. And in a way Dean felt selfish for hating him because he set out on his own. In a way, he had become a parent.
So for now, he would take heed and allow his brother some more time and he would come to him whenever he needed him. And hope that he would take him. Because, really, what else were big brothers for?
Note: I have never been to Stanford, considering I'm on the opposite side of the country. But I hear it's fabulous. So any environmental or scene set-up regarding the University is totally made up. Hope ya'll enjoyed the one-shot. I tried to make it somewhat philosophical and note-worthy, but as you can tell I suck at the metaphysical, advisory, sort of stuff. Anyway, take care. Have a good one.
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A/N: BornForBrianKrause guess what. I updated! People. Please review. Because you know I wasn't even going to do this fic anymore if it wasn't for that girl over there. She was the one who inspired me. So I dedicate this to her. Thanks for the review. And thanks for showing me that someone still reads even when I'm a really bad updater. Thanks. I have my guru back. Thank you. Please PLEASE review. I'm a review whore. That's all I live for no joke!
"No Jason!" Phoebe yelled chasing Jason down the stairs.
"Listen. I have a meeting in Hong Kong. I'll be gone for two weeks. You…you work whatever you need to out. I'll be back. Babe, I love you," Jason said seeing the tears in Phoebe's eyes. "Hey. Come on. I told you about this awhile ago." Jason whispered softly into Phoebe's ear giving her a bone crushing hug.
She didn't want him to let go, though she knew eventually he would. She didn't want to wave goodbye, though she knew she had to with time. She wished Piper would freeze the damn moment, just so she could feel safe. Safe in her husband's embrace. Safe in Jason's arms. Just safe.
"You're not coming back," Phoebe said with tears in her eyes.
"That's up to you," Jason said giving her a small smile. "I love you."
With that Jason picked up the last of his bags and gently closed the door behind him. He was thankful for the rain, despite the anti-climatic-ness of it all. He didn't want the taxi driver to see him crying because he knew that by closing that door he would never feel at home there ever again. He could see it in her eyes. It had been there the whole week and a half since Cole's been back. She didn't give him the same smile. The smile reserved the man of her dreams. Though now that he thought about it he never really got that smile. He had won her over as time passed by. He had gained the family's respect. But her true unbreakable love was something he had yet to earn. She had gotten his the very first time he had set his eyes on her. He knew that she was the one. But it really didn't matter if the same wasn't said about him.
"Is Uncle Jason coming back?" Chris whispered to Wyatt as they watched their aunt and uncle's interaction in the living room.
"I have no idea," Wyatt sighed.
Chris frowned. He didn't feel like being around Aunt Phoebe lately. He wasn't sure if it was the empath within him or just the way she looked. She was like a deflated balloon that just sat in the corner slowly pulling itself towards the floor. She was always moping, no longer smiling, and no longer coming to cheer him at any of the games they had. His mom and dad kept telling him to understand, though he really didn't. She had wanted to see Damian. Always kept asking how he was. Always begged Leo to explain how great a player he was, or how good a student. She never asked about him or Wyatt anymore.
Chris made his way towards the kitchen where he knew his mom was. She had been locked up in there for the past couple of days, cooking up a storm. He noticed that it was all of Aunt Phoebe's favorites too. He didn't mind because his mom's cooking was just plain delicious, but he wanted one of his favorites on the menu too.
He plopped down on a chair grabbing for some of the snickerdoodles lying on the counter. Piper looked up from her cooking to see her youngest slowly chewing one of the cookies in a somber tone. She immediately knew there was something wrong when Chris wasn't shoving three cookies at a time in his mouth. Her mother instincts took over and she turned the stove off and walked to the other side sitting down next to Chris.
"What's wrong, peanut?" Piper asked gently rubbing the boy's head affectionately.
This was how all great talks started. Whenever he was feeling down, Chris knew all he had to do was walk into the kitchen and sit down, grab whatever was lying on the counter and Piper would come to comfort him. Play with his hair affectionately, while calling him "peanut." It was simply clockwork.
"Everything's messed up," Chris stated miserably.
"With Damian and Cole?" Piper asked gently, though she had a good idea where the conversation was going.
"Wyatt didn't get to finish the game the other day. And Aunt Paige wasn't even cheering. She was just sitting there watching him play. And we are talking about Aunt Paige, the one who made a whole poster that said, "My nephews are the best. Number 6 and number 2." And then Aunt Phoebe didn't even come. Aunt Phoebe never misses any of the games. And now Uncle Jason left for Hong Kong." Chris said sadly.
Piper gave a silent sigh. She was sure something was bound to happen. Ever since the boys were born the others coodled them to the point of suffocation. They all had been there from the start, being the boys personal cheerleaders. Always giving the boys small little gifts behind her back, always offering them ice cream even when Piper told them not to. And now they were all in a frenzy trying to figure out what sick, sadistic crap Cole was planning. The elders were running around like chickens with their heads cut off trying to figure what the shift in balance was. They (the sisters) running around trying to figure out if Damian had come into his powers yet. Piper had almost forgotten that the boys had somehow lost their cheerleaders.
"Baby, I'm sure Paige was watching you play," Piper said reassuringly.
"No she wasn't. Or else she would have jumped up and hugged me when I stole the ball and made the game winning goal," Chris said throwing the cookie down. "She was just watching him."
"Do you want me to talk to Paige?" Piper asked.
"No. It's not her fault everything's fucked up," Chris said sadly.
"Fuck is not a word used in this house mister," Piper said trying to lighten the mood.
"Why? It's the perfect word to describe everything," Chris said sliding from his chair.
-The Turner's-
"You weren't at my game the other day," Damian muttered beating the egg he was making harder.
His dad had been "away for business" more times than he can count in the last week. Dinner, which had always been a sick family tradition of eating together on the dot at 8 had been somehow diminished. Instead, Damian was forced to throw Cole's plate inside the microwave with a small note that said "missed you at dinner." Cole hadn't been home to tell him to do his homework, or to tell him to go to sleep. Damian noticed his dad had been disappearing for longer periods each time. But missing a game, was never something he imagined Cole doing.
"I'm sorry son. I was at a business meeting," Cole said.
He was too busy gathering his army. He was almost to the Book of Shadows. He was close to getting it, but now more than ever he had to be careful. He needed to make sure every demon of every known army knew their roles. He had to carefully choose his allies, his strategies. He had completely forgotten the soccer game.
"Bull shit," Damian said angrily.
"Hey don't use that tone with me," Cole said dangerously calm.
"You're never home!" Damian yelled throwing down the beater. "You move us to No-wheres-ville California, with population Happy pills and you can't even come see me in a soccer game. Now you give me some bull shit reason that you had a business meeting? I can see it in your body posture. You fucking forgot."
"Damian Phillip…" Cole started.
"Don't fucking yell at me!" Damian said angrily. "Just leave me the fuck alone!" something off to the side shattered.
Cole could feel the ground shaking with each passing word Damian yelled. By the end of the sentence it seemed the entire city was shaking.
"Damian!" Cole yelled. "Calm down," Cole ordered.
"Stop! Stop yelling at me," Damian cried out.
Suddenly the pan in front of him caught on fire. Damian yelped in surprise causing another something off to the side to shatter.
Cole knew how close Damian was to a nervous breakdown. He had seen it in some demons. Mostly those who were human and chose to become demons. He had seen them lose control of their powers because they were unable to handle them. Those breakdowns killed most of those demons. For the rest it was an indescribable traumatic experience.
"Damian!" Cole said fearfully.
Not knowing what else to do Cole let the source within him take over. When he was the source he could control his powers easier. When he was the source his eyes blackened in such a way it would instill fear in anyone, demon or not. He had gotten more powers over the years. Carefully stealing them from other demons. He was thankful for the electricity balls as he shot a low energy one at his son. It wasn't anywhere near enough to do serious damage. Just enough to knock him unconscious.
"Dad!" Damian yelled just before the ball hit him.
Cole caught Damian before he hit the floor. He whispered a string of cuss words quickly getting rid of the small grease fire in front of him. Damian had somehow unbounded his powers. And he had a lot more than Cole had bargained for. The whole ground moving, he knew that was Damian. The whole fire, he knew that was Damian. The things shattering was his son. Everything. All the damage was because of Damian.
Cole sighed and tenderly unbuttoned his son's shirt. The ball of electricity had left a small burn in the middle which Cole automatically assumed were third degree burns.
"Fuck," Cole muttered.
"Dad," Damian called out weakly.
"Hey buddy. Sh, I'm right here…" Cole said soothingly.
"No. Get away," Damian whispered pushing Cole away.
Surprised Cole dropped his son. He could see the raw emotion of fear engraved in his son's eyes. His son. The boy he raised since he was a fetus. His son. He saw the familiar fear looking into his son's eyes as he would a random demon. His son. The boy who had kept him alive was afraid of him.
"Buddy. Hey it's me," Cole tried gently.
"You're not my dad!" Damian yelled. "What'd you do with him!"
"Damian…" Cole started.
"No get out. DAD! DAD!" Damian started to panic.
Everything was shaking. The ground beneath them was starting to split. Cole looked at Damian truly at a lost. When this happened before all he had to do was vanquish the damn demon for not having the balls to face him. But how could he just vanquish his son? Damian was going to expose magic if he didn't do something. Throwing another electricity ball was not an option. Damian was already weak from the other one, and he could die.
"Damian please!" Cole yelled desperately.
"You're not my dad!" Damian cried.
He was drenched in tears. And blood. Though he never registered the blood part. It was like his worst nightmare come true. His dad or someone who looked exactly like him was at the other side of the kitchen. Only his eyes were different. There was no soul in them. There was no murderous glint. Or love. They were just black and empty. That wasn't his dad.
"Coach!" Damian yelled.
He wasn't sure why he was calling for his coach. That was the first name that just popped up. He knew Leo couldn't hear him. It was impossible. He lived some blocks away. His yell just wasn't that loud…
Also, there are somethings that I'm changing from the first chapter though I'm sure you've noticed. I've changed all the boys ages so they were a little order. High school instead of middle school. I hope you guys don't mind the inconsistency.


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More than anything, next year will remind us what a capricious mistress capitalism can be. It is surprisingly easy, in fact, to predict what will happen to the economy as a whole in 2009, if only because the credit crunch has become such a central factor – the biggest of "known knowns", and we know it is very unlikely to get better before it gets worse. We can see it with our own eyes as we wander round shops, watch it in the value of our pension pots, hear it when people say business has "fallen off a cliff", as they so often do now.
If in doubt, it's usually a good rule to go for the most pessimistic forecasts. At least that way you might get a pleasant surprise, though it is fair to add that even the gloomiest Cassandras this time last year look absurdly upbeat in the light of subsequent events.
With foreboding, then, we turn to those grim assessments, which tell us that the economy will shrink by about 3 per cent next year. That's a big number; it means a lot of lost output that will be lost for ever, about £40bn worth, or enough to double the schools budget. All of 2008's (feeble) and 2007's (respectable) growth will be wiped out. A contraction of 3 per cent means that we will be no better off, nationally, at the start of 2010 than we were in 2006.
The human cost of the recession will be grave; 3 million unemployed by the end of 2009. Capitalism is going to spread the pain very unevenly, and very unfairly. For some, say those in relatively secure public sector employment with tracker mortgages and final salary pension schemes, and who happen to run a larger car, 2009 might be a relief. As mortgage payments, taxes and prices fall (especially for petrol, food and domestic gas and electricity), many will see their standard of living rise. Prices in the shops will fall next year; that will be a welcome novelty.
Who will pay for the downturn? That 3 per cent fall in national income won't translate into a 3 per cent fall in income for all; some people will be wiped out in 2009, just as others enjoy a surprisingly comfortable time of it. There will be winners and losers. This is where capitalism gets itself into trouble: the sheer randomness of it all. If you worked for Woolworths and have a big mortgage and negative equity ... well you can write the rest of the miserable script. If you happened to work for a more fortunate retailer, and you hang on to your job, things will not be so bad. Where's the justice? Why should government save car-making jobs and bankers – but not those of shopworkers? And why should the public sector enjoy greater security of employment and pensions?
As in the early 1980s and 1990s, people will be thrown out of work and their homes, and families broken up for no rational reason. The problems facing the economy are man-made; some will ask if the system can be remodelled by man. That's how we got Marxism, and Keynesianism, in the first place; the caprices of capitalism force every generation to think again.
So it's no wonder that Richard Lambert, Director-General of the CBI and a sort of Archbishop of Capitalism, has chosen to speak out. He tells us that "a painful recession is going to test public support for the market economy and for robust competition policies. Business leaders are going to have to develop an exit strategy in order to get the private sector back in control of its own destiny when normal times return". He's worried, isn't he?
When the leader of the CBI, sounds so concerned about the future of capitalism, it is a sign that something is up. Thoughtful as ever, Mr Lambert can see the dangers. An economic system is only as good as the prosperity it delivers. Nothing is immutable. As in the 1930s, if free-trade free enterprise is seen to fail, then people will look for alternatives, and not always palatable ones.
Thirty years ago next year – May 1979 – the nation turned to free market Thatcherism as we forgot what the 1930s had brought and decided that our social democratic semi-planned economy had failed. Now we've forgotten the miseries of economic planning, we are turning against the markets and Thatcherism. Maybe this swing in the pendulum is inevitable. However it is odd that we hear so little from the "anti-capitalists" these days. They were rioting a few years ago when capitalism was delivering the goods – steady, low inflationary growth, jobs, prosperity. Where are the anti-capitalists now, when we might like to hear their critique? Where is the Keynes for our times?
And when will Mr Lambert's normal times resume? What will normal be? Normal times, we can be reasonably sure, will return only slowly, for three reasons. First, the shock of mass unemployment will shatter confidence, and will persist long after the recovery has started, just as it did in the 1980s. Confidence will not easily be nurtured again after such a searing experience. People will be fearful, and rightly.
Second, the banking system will take years to repair itself. Talk to car dealers, or farmers or shopkeepers; they will tell you. The banks have not the money to lend. At some point in 2009 the government will have to answer the question; do we want a smaller, more profitable banking sector able to sustain itself and make its own lending decisions; or do we want one run for the benefit of the community and the wider economy? If the latter, why not nationalise the lot? One way or another, credit will not be in plentiful supply, no matter what Lord Mandelson and the Bank of England might wish.
Third – and here the Tories and the critical Anglican bishops are right – the recovery may be hampered by higher taxes, to pay for the current spending splurge. The detail may differ, but whoever gets into power next time will be faced with a British economic problem familiar to older citizens: slow growth and high unemployment. Behind that will be the search for new engines of growth to replace the failed motors of finance and housing. Until that happens we cannot have confidence about when or how the economy will recover. Bleak, but true.
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Waukesha — Owners and operators of the downtown Clarke Hotel and Black Trumpet, a centerpiece of Waukesha's downtown revitalization, have paid the remaining delinquent taxes and business improvement district assessment they owed by the Aug. 31 deadline, a city official said Tuesday.
The city was prepared to yank the hotel's liquor license by July 1, as required by city ordinance, because owners were delinquent on their tax payments.
However, on June 29, an attorney for Andrew Vallozzi's Bethesda Development delivered a check for $121,054 at the Common Council meeting with a promise to pay the rest by Aug. 31.
Deputy City Clerk Gina Kozlik said Tuesday that since Friday her office has received a $16,818 assessment for business improvement district taxes, and she confirmed that $9,337 in real estate taxes, including interest and penalty, were paid through the county treasurer's office.
Still, the hotel is behind on the share of room taxes owners agreed to pay to offset a $750,000 interest-free loan provided by the city.
Steve Neaman, Waukesha's finance manager, said owners are paying 8% of their gross revenue from room charges as required by the room tax, but the hotel doesn't have the volume of business necessary to keep up with the annual loan repayment schedule.
Hotel owners were to use the room tax to repay $45,000 last year, but as of June 30, they were about $25,000 short. Another $50,000 is due this year, Neaman said.
He had not yet calculated any July or August payment but said the hotel was producing an average of $1,850 a month in room tax in May and June when it needs to be paying at least $4,167 a month, on average.
The city lent Vallozzi and then-partner Andrew Ruggeri $750,000 and offered another $750,000 incentive through tax incremental financing to the project as a way to get a dilapidated downtown property redeveloped. Its real estate value had last increased to $5.2 million. Property taxes on the growth in property value are earmarked to repay some of the public financial incentives while room taxes are supposed to repay the rest.


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The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is on the eve of yet another major overhaul.
On one level, it needs another shake-up like it needs a hole in the head. The review announced last month by the Attorney General, John Morris, will create uncertainty among staff and divert vital time and resources away from the prosecuting front-line.
But the reaction to Labour's initiative has been almost universally positive. Almost everybody now believes the service has become over-centralised and bureaucratic at the expense of its prosecutors.
This has led to some strange bedfellows. In 1993, Tory barrister Christopher Frazer published a paper for the Centre For Policy Studies arguing that the service should be privatised. In Privatise the Prosecutors he pointed out that the Phillips Commission, whose recommendations formed the basis of the CPS, had warned against a centrally-directed national service and instead advocated a locally-based system.
The paper quoted the commission's prophetic warning that a centralised service "might create pressure for management to be in the hands of professional administrators rather than of solicitors". It added: "All this would be at the cost of substantial resources and, perhaps, of the morale of the solicitors who would be operating on the ground."
Frazer argued that the Conservative government's decision to set up a national centrally-directed prosecution service had produced "waste, inefficiency and delay".
His radical solution was to slim down the CPS to a small cadre of staff responsible for contracting out prosecution services to independent solicitors. He now accepts that that solution is politically unacceptable given the colour of the new Government.
But he is otherwise delighted by the planned reforms. Indeed, he and Labour appear to be very much on the same wavelength. Labour's pre-election paper on the CPS, The Case for the Prosecution, drew much the same conclusions that Frazer's paper had.
Morris' decision to boost the number of chief crown prosecutors from 13 to 42 is the first indication of Labour's determination to shift resources from the headquarters to the ground.
Frazer approves but believes there is a danger the CCPs may become "hugger-mugger" with their corresponding chief constables. He would like to see further decentralisation with the creation of a chief prosecutor responsible for each crown court complex.
Former senior crown prosecutor Neil Addison also supports decentralisation, but criticises the plan to appoint CCPs from within the CPS or government legal service. He says competition should be thrown open to private practitioners if the new CCPs are to have any credibility as independently-minded operators.
New Labour, it appears, is pushing at an open door. The reforms do have their inherent dangers however – nobody wants to see the CPS's independence in relation to the police eroded, and there is a real danger that this will happen.
In March, the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Bingham, attacked the recommendations of the Home Office Nearey report that the CPS should have a permanent presence in police stations: "I have some fear that the permanent presence of a prosecutor in the police station would blur the important distinction between their roles," he warned.
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> From: Nicolas Lalevée [mailto:email@example.com] > Le vendredi 12 septembre 2008, Clements Mark a écrit : > > Hi, > > > > I was wondering if there was any chance of seeing any new unofficial > builds > > on hibnet ( http://www.hibnet.org/ivyde/updatesite )? The latest one > > appears to be from May 24. > > This updatesite was dedicated to provide a early release of the version 2 > of IvyDE. Now that IvyDE 2.0.0.alpha1 is out, I think you should rely on >it. Hi, Thanks for your response. I've tried installing alpha1 but I'm having trouble installing from http://ant.apache.org/ivy/ivyde/updatesite/ using RAD 7. I get a dialog saying "Update operation has failed", and in the logs I see !MESSAGE Error retrieving "plugins/org.apache.ivyde.eclipse_2.0.0.alpha1.jar". [Error opening zip file C:\DOCUME ~1\clements\LOCALS~1\Temp\eclipse\.update\1221660140164\1221660140173\eclipse23745.tmp] !STACK 0 java.util.zip.ZipException: Error opening zip file C:\DOCUME~1\clements\LOCALS~1\Temp\eclipse\.update\1221660140 164\1221660140173\eclipse23745.tmp I've encountered the same problem on a colleague's workstation and his freshly-installed version of RAD 7 (126.96.36.199). The update site works with Eclipse 3.4, on the other hand, and I can install it from a local mirror I made some time ago, the difference between the two that I can see being this line from site.xml: (works) <site pack200="true" digestURL="http://www.apache.org/dist/ant/ivy/ivyde/updatesite/digest.zip/" mirrorsURL="http://www.apache.org/ant/ivy/ivyde/updatesite/eclipse-update--xml.cgi"> (doesn't work) <site pack200="true" digestURL="http://ant.apache.org/ivy/ivyde/updatesite/" mirrorsURL="http://ant.apache.org/ivy/ivyde/updatesite/eclipse-update--xml.cgi"> Have I missed something? > But I can update it with the last trunk of early adopters. I will try to > take time to do some update. Thanks again, Mark
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Japanese stocks fell, with the Topix index retreating from a two-month high, as exporters retreated after the yen rose yesterday and held gains today.
Canon Inc., a camera maker that gets 79 percent of sales overseas, slid 2 percent. Lixil Group Corp. sank 6.3 percent as the toilet maker was said to be in talks to buy Germany's Grohe Group for more than 3 billion euros ($4 billion). Haseko Corp. lost 2.7 percent after the Yomiuri newspaper reported the Tokyo tax bureau found that the builder hid income.
The Topix dropped 0.3 percent to 1,214.87 at the close in Tokyo after finishing last week at its highest since July 24. The Nikkei 225 Stock Average lost 0.1 percent to 14,732.61. Japan's currency gained 0.5 percent against the dollar yesterday when equity markets were closed for a holiday, before weakening less than 0.1 percent today.
"The yen has strengthened somewhat, weighing on shares," said Osamu Koizumi, a Tokyo-based executive officer at Meiji Yasuda Asset Management Co., which oversees the equivalent of $17 billion in assets. "Japanese shares have rallied almost nonstop this month, and it will take something more, such as further stimulus, to extend gains from here."
The Topix has climbed 9.8 percent in September after falling for four months and is up more than 7 percent this quarter. The gauge surged 41 percent for the year, making Japanese equities the best performers among developed markets as the Bank of Japan's monetary easing weakened the yen, supporting exporters.
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Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will announce on Oct. 1 that he will raise the nation's sales tax, the Asahi newspaper reported on Sept. 21 without citing anyone. Japan will provide more than 5 trillion yen ($51 billion) of additional stimulus beginning in the year starting April 2014 to counteract the increased levy, the newspaper reported.
Exporters fell after the yen gained yesterday. Canon dropped 2 percent to 3,155 yen. Sony Corp., an electronics maker that gets 68 percent of its sales abroad, lost 1.6 percent to 2,097 yen.
Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index were little changed today. The measure lost 0.5 percent yesterday, falling for a third day from a record high, as financial shares slumped and investors watched speeches from Federal Reserve officials for clues on monetary policy.
Data yesterday showed a Chinese manufacturing index rose to a six-month high in September, signaling that a rebound in the world's second-largest economy is gaining steam. The preliminary reading of 51.2 for a Purchasing Managers' Index released by HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics compared with a 50.9 median estimate from economists surveyed by Bloomberg News.
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"Japanese stocks are following the drop in U.S. shares," said Soichiro Monji, chief strategist at Tokyo-based Daiwa SB Investments Ltd., which manages the equivalent of about 5 trillion yen. "But losses are limited because the China PMI beat estimates during yesterday's holiday. That's providing a floor to the market."
German Chancellor Angela Merkel was re-elected on Sept. 22, winning the highest share of votes since Helmut Kohl's post-reunification victory in 1990.
Lixil Group slid 6.3 percent to 2,043 yen. Its subsidiary and Grohe may announce an agreement as early as this week, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Lixil said last month it's considering overseas alliances and acquisitions to more than double sales to 1 trillion yen.
Haseko lost 2.7 percent to 143 yen after the Yomiuri newspaper reported the Tokyo tax bureau found that the builder hid a total 2.5 billion yen of income over three years through March 2012. Haseko has agreed to comply with the decision made by the bureau, spokesman Hidetake Ishinaga said by phone today.
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Among stocks that rose, Murata Manufacturing Co., an electronic-components manufacturer that counts Apple Inc. as its biggest customer, gained 1.5 percent to 7,410 yen after the U.S. company sold a record 9 million iPhones in the weekend debut of two new models.
The handset were also available for the first time from NTT DoCoMo Inc., Japan's largest wireless network. The stock added 0.9 percent to 163,200 yen. KDDI Corp., which also sells the iPhone, jumped 2.9 percent to 4,950 yen. SoftBank Corp., another distributor, added 1.1 percent to 6,630 yen.
The Topix traded at 1.27 times book value today, compared with 2.50 for the S&P 500 and 1.76 for the Stoxx Europe 600 Index yesterday. The Japanese measure's 30-day historic volatility was at 19.73 today, compared with its five-year median of 19.42.


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Here are this week's Class 4A boys and girls basketball coaches' polls. Weekly polls are conducted by the New Mexico High School Coaches Association. First-place votes are in parentheses.
Basketball, Class 4A Girls
Team Total pts. Previous
1. Grants (14) 140 1
2. Piedra Vista 113 3
3. Kirtland Central 107 2
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Albuquerque High 57, Rio Grande 43
Bosque School 46, Magdalena 45
Gallup 67, Grants 62
Hope Christian 83, Santa Fe Indian 38
Los Lunas 58, Miyamura 29
Pecos 76, Santa Fe Prep 72
Penasco 64, Monte del Sol 55
Ramah 70, Shiprock 54
Roy 57, Maxwell 56
San Jon 59, Grady 45
Sandia Prep 65, Pojoaque 35
Santa Fe Prep 65, Pojoaque 35
Shiprock 87, Zuni 49
Taos 69, Raton 27
Valencia 64, Belen 59
Valley 56, Highland 53
Wagon Mound 70, NMSD 39
Wingate 43, Thoreau 40
Girls basketball
SAN DIEGO (AP) — The No. 13 San Diego State Aztecs aren't used to losing like this.
Kendall Williams scored 21 points and Drew Gordon had 17 points and 17 rebounds as New Mexico stunned the Aztecs 77-67 on Wednesday night in their loud, crazy arena to move into first place in the Mountain West Conference.
The Lobos (21-4, 7-2) won their sixth straight game and held Chase Tapley, the conference's leading scorer, to seven points. He came in averaging 16.2 points and had been in double figures in 18 straight games. Tapley was held scoreless until making a layup with 4:38 to play.
Jamal Fenton had 15 points for the Lobos.
SANTA FE — A good start to the first half by the Los Alamos Hilltopper boys basketball team wasn't sustained into the second half Wednesday night.
Los Alamos jumped out to an 8-0 lead against the Capital Jaguars Thursday, but the district-leading Jaguars came back to outscore Los Alamos 22-12 for the rest of the first half. To start the second half, the Jaguars held the Hilltoppers to just five points.
Capital cruised the rest of the way to a 53-39 victory Wednesday at Edward Ortiz Gymnasium. The game was the finale of the regular season for Los Alamos.
Nobody is going to concede anything to Cory Geyer at the Class 4A wrestling tournament.
That's just the way Geyer wants it.
Geyer, the top wrestler for the Los Alamos Hilltoppers' program for the past two seasons, will be one of the guys to beat in the 152-pound bracket at this weekend's state championship. Geyer is projected to be a top-four seed heading in, but will be tested in what has been one of the toughest weight classes in the state in recent years.
This year appears to be no exception with 10 of the 24 wrestlers entered have lost 10 bouts or less.
The Los Alamos Hilltopper swimming and diving teams will send qualifiers in 18 different events to this weekend's state championship meet.
The state meet gets going Friday and continues through Saturday at the Albuquerque Academy Natatorium. Diving competition starts at 8:30 a.m. Friday and the swimming preliminary heats get going at 3 p.m. Finals for both swimming and diving are Saturday.
For the Hilltopper girls, top swimmer Ashlynn Bennett is scheduled to take part in the two freestyle distance events, while Maria Venneri is Los Alamos' top qualifier in both the 100-yard freestyle and the 100-yard backstroke.
Los Alamos' Laura Wendelberger won the high jump competition at the Great Southwest Indoor Track and Field meet this weekend.
Wendelberger finished the event clearing 5 feet, 1-3/4 inches to win the event.
She was one of 10 competitors from Los Alamos taking part in the indoor meet.
Along with the win in the high jump, Wendelberger also finished third in the 60-meter hurdles (10.28 seconds) and sixth in the long jump (15-4 ¼ feet).
There were seven Hilltoppers who took part in the mile run, one of which was Jordan Parker, who also took part in the 800 meters. Jordan Ahlers competed in the triple jump.
The results for Los Alamos athletes were as follows:
Laura Wendelberger
Heading into next week's District 2-4A tournament, the Los Alamos Hilltopper girls basketball team's playoff fate is still very much up in the air.
The Hilltoppers made their best case Tuesday night, however, thumping the Capital Jaguars at home in their final regular season contest.
Los Alamos held Capital to just two points in the first quarter and nine points in the first half as it rolled to a 51-25 victory at Griffith Gymnasium.
The win put the Hilltoppers at 3-5 in District 2-4A play (12-14 overall) and might have helped it secure an at-large bid for the upcoming state playoffs. But even with the win, the Hilltoppers are hardly a lock to get in into the 16-team field.
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Phil Mickelson has beaten Tiger Woods the last five times they have played together in the final round.
But never like this.
This was a pounding at Pebble Beach. Mickelson shot a 64 on a day when no one else could do better than 67. Woods had a 75 on a day when only four players — none of whom were in contention — shot worse.
One guy left with the trophy, the other guy left with a lot to think about.
Los Alamos' Hayley Each gets a free run into the lane during Wednesday night's game against Santa Fe. Los Alamos will host its final game of the regular season tonight when it hosts Capital. The Hilltoppers will need a win tonight against Capital and some help to move into third place in the District 2-4A standings. Los Alamos has dropped three straight district contests heading into tonight. Prior to the game, the Hilltoppers will honor their seniors.
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Dead Island ISO/Jtag Mods
Included in this release:
Dev Menu (god mode inf ammo, give ANY item)
Punch and Kick 1 hit kill
All melee weapons increase greatly in damage as you level up
Items take very little stamina off you
Enemys dropped guns have 500 ammo in
All guns Have ammo clip incresed to 999
All reload speeds increased .5
Swing speed of all melee weapons modded to .5sec (very fast)
Brooms, sticks, paddles found in game are like god weapons 9999 damage.
- Hold LT and RT on main menu to choose map
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These mods were made by TeamXPG.
Big props to Enigma, Thanks mate for giving us the knowledge of modding .
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1. download Dead Island ISO
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Works online with hotswap (not dev menu)
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This is patched Online, you can only use this developer menu Offline, but it's still good.
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