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Spain's national train operator Renfe has awarded a contract to supply and maintain up to 30 hi-speed trains to Talgo.
Russian Railways' rolling stock investments
Issue 3 2013 / 23 May 2013 /
Today, passengers expect speed, comfort, and safety. Russian Railways intends to exceed all of these expectations and we believe it is impossible to achieve these goals without investing in modern rolling stock.
Talgo is awarded the contract to renew and expand the intercity passenger train coaches of the national railway company of Kazakhstan
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Talgo and KTZ last week signed an agreement…
Talgo: at the forefront of high-speed railway technology
Issue 4 2009, Past issues / 21 July 2009 /
The effect of implementing a high-speed network in Spain has been incredibly positive and it has created a 'before and an after' effect in the Spanish railway sector. Not long ago, trains were competing against cars, but nowadays trains are in competition with planes and this radical change shows the technological jump that the railway sector is going through thanks to high-speed worldwide.
Talgo 250: versatility and success of commercial operations
Issue 3 2008, Past issues / 28 May 2008 /
The Talgo 250 was originally developed to meet Renfe's needs to operate the latest generation of high-speed trains in an indistinctive manner on the Spanish rail network which operates on the traditional 1668mm gauge with 3000 v D.C electric supply and for the new high-speed lines, designed and built in 1435mm standard gauge with 25 kV. AC electric supply.
Talgo 250: a fine example of train development
Issue 4 2007, Past issues / 30 July 2007 /
Talgo's main objective since the establishment of the company in 1942, has been the constant research and development of innovative, simple and efficient solutions for railway operators – not only in the field of rolling stock, but also in providing integrated maintenance services customised according to the operator's needs.
The Nordic rolling stock market
Issue 3 2006, Past issues / 31 May 2006 /
A steady succession of small rolling stock orders is keeping interest alive in the Nordic market.A decade ago, the Nordic countries were seen as a beacon of hope by Europe's rolling stock manufacturers,with some large replacement orders coming up. But those orders are now behind us, with the Italian manufacturer Ansaldo-Breda winning many of them at competitive prices. Finland, Norway and Denmark (this article excludes Sweden) all boast modern fleets and the orders coming up are tending to be in niche areas of the market.

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Chester Times (Newspaper) - January 9, 1933, Chester, Pennsylvania DAILY AVERAGE .NKI I* A I I) CIKCtCATION FOH Sl\ MOS I HS KS DING SI Pl FVI BER 20,108 FINAL EDITION ★ ★ ★ ★ With All Latest and Best News of the Day 5TTH YFAR—NO. 17.185. Dill? Le.*.'*<! Wirt Report* pf United Tre«.« (UP) end International New* Service .INS! (ll HST KR, PA.. .MONDAY. JANI ARY !». PAT! PRICK, TWO CENTS C. OF C. COMMITTEE ASKS $50,000 CUTIN 1933 CITY BUDGET Slashing of Salaries, Elimination of Certain Offices Recommended by Citizens, Who Stressed Need for Economy in All Departments This Year Police Changes Outlined Sale of Autos. Horses Asked Building Inspector and Others Held Unnecessary Warning en Income Given MYSTERY MURDER ENDS PARK TRYST I ■ P CNI I v 1/ * r 4 - j i Salary Cuts, Elimination of Certain Offices Proposed Some of the important recommendation? of the Chamber of Commerce Taxpayers Committee to Chester City Council are as follows. Further salary cut? for city employes. Elimination of temporary clerk three others. Install postage meter, with all departmental mail under one supervisee Cut city treasurer's salary from ll OOO to 1100, Study new method of tax bill distribution. Special tax discount proposal disapproved Reduce captain of detectives to rank of sergeant Reduce two other sergeants to detective and patrolman Place three policemen on pension. Sell two horses, also *hree automobiles in police department No new uniforms this rear. Eliminate *ooo item for automobile upkeep for sealer of weights and measures Eliminate milk Inspector, two sanitary Inspector* hutw ne in-rector Meat inspector should be placed on too' City parage mechanic eliminated Raws? VI (too inking iii,i< r iii I .tim,omit Path. Philadelnhia. not tai from Memorial Hall, guards found the hod) of Hose Mr! loskey, I'*, who had been attacked and beaten to death, ''hr had gone to the park to meet Dennis Rnvle, IS. who was found wandering along the street in a semi conscious eon ditinn after a sec ere heating. \ patrolman is shown guarding the spot where (he girls bod) was found. Jealous) was considered a pus slide nmihe for the slaving of Rose M<f loskev (above!, whose had!) battered hod) was found in lair mount Dark, Conferring with members of Cif) cordial relations extended at various Council the members of the Com- meeting* with the members of roun- mitree on City Government of the ^r,thrrT°rr in m*kl,1K snmr . , _ _. . , " necessary and hasty research work Delaware County Chamber of Com- our rommlffrp received excellent cornerer, presented a lengthy list of operation from all official* and em* recommendations and suggestions ployea. with regard for the 1933 budget. 11J* thp cl»a*e« of business making JOSEPH (ZEKA! AGAIN CONVICTED BY JURY AT MEDIA Chester Township Justice fit' Peace, .'I ( onstahlcs, Await Sentence New Trial fin Conspiracy TWO ( AILS DAM VOI D; SJ|>|;\U|/|J T\I liftT TWO MKN IYH KKD * Co A I. Ii i.lLiml HAS COMMITTEES OF HOUSE KEADY Two cars were badly damaged and two men were said to have sn tined injuries in an automobile collision at Twelfth and Potter streets, at 6 p. in Saturday 'The automobiles were driven in Clarence Welsh. Tin l i t J irtc< nth street, who was traveling w st on Twelfth street, and Charlo* R Yourn 715 Edgmont avenue Ute wen aid to have b« en injured wet** George I Welsh and Marvin Wooten who''' addresses were not learned bv join - ho invest ic*ted 11 * I STH AMENDMENT REPEAL FAVORED BY SENATE GROPP Resolution Reported to Pp-per llotiso; Must Re Ratified in 7 N ears (Joes to Legislatures. Recommended ID to I; Runs Saloon Return j WASHING TON Jan 9 INS) j The Blame resolution, calling for im mediate repeal of the 19th Amend mrm while protecting drv ■dates wa favorably reported hv the Benab J judiciary committee today The resolution provided for filii! (cation of legislatures within se vet Keats, ll would repeal the I Bt I Amendment, plate a Federal ban ot importation of intoxicating liquor.' ii.to dry state and authorize emigres to enact legislation, prohibition a re turn of Ute saloon 'There was considerable discus sot >\ cr t he met iii>d cl i it hit at ion but th' legislature plan was adopted final!) because it would be far less expensive than ratification bv s{>rctnl state con \( ut ions 'lite two major party plat' forma called for the convention syj, tem It was the first time since prohtbt tkm was written into the Const it ut lot that any committee of the SenaU favorably reported a measure attacking it In the pa t. every wet measure has been defeated In the committee. The dud i* commend' t WO \ TWO THUM) W AIM) STOK KS IU KUK AIMZKI) City detectives are probing two re-jvu red robberies in Third Ward store last week under the belief that the same gang Is responsible for the series of thefts which have centred periodically* Saturday, iTe Union Clothing store, Third aud Market streets, reported 25 to 30 suits missing, after entrance had been gamed by the intruders through a rear window. The thieves pulled down tile window after their escape and the discovery was no* made until later in the morning, I ast week thieves also visited the * ae of Harry M. McCoy, 525 Market streets, gaining entrance through a hatred tear window'. Neckties, shirts, a im 'a1 scale and several other ar- f. OFC.OFFERS AII) IN SOLUTION OF P. 0. SITE DELAY Times Suggestion for ( on-fercnce of Owners and I . S. Stressed Government Already I Anikin* for Other Site for Building: I KCI Assignments to Re Announced Tonight When Session Resume* i . .. in lured men disappear'd Tie p and Extort ion ( Marcos, jlr, {U.IV, d. up the membership of the Delaware ^ OncllldeH Saturday I ast month the rouncilmen pre- County Chamber of Commerce that jnred a budget for 1933 which shaved support In no small measure the gov- £1.13.943.27 from the departmental re- eminent of the city of Cheater quests. On an assessment of $71.- Therefore, the committee feels that it 016.497, with a ll1* mill tate. the has the fundamental right as repre- councilmen figured an income of .tentative* of the chamber to make a *816 689 71. of which $181.748 80 was study of the fiscal situation and to of Eddystone, were again convicted of charged off to uncollected taxes and make known its findings to your bod) conspiracy extortion and malfeasance penalties. as a voice Of the Delaware County in office after the mn deliberated (; rouD Sought Permission rn $49 44.i 33 in excess of receipts the membership. «».. noukiii i i inn Mini «w rep* ii bi whereupon council slashed the budget to the amount stated above. Now Magistrate Joseph H. Czeknv. of Chester township; Constable Frank Platt, of Ridley township, Constable Shirley O'Brien and William Servos.- INTERVENTION BY TAXPAYERS DENIED BY COURT Senate Group Visit to Re Named; Leu LIM i\r .lob* to Be Portioned on] Jones *'& a creasing pc , hit ions 'The vote absent The vote mgs, Hebe Astmrst Dill, Bt not. No Chairman committee, which peal* was composted same Senators, who ago, approved the* ' law drastically in -• for liquor law v loin to 4 with three * was Aves Blaine. Hasf-<rt Austin < Republicans), Walsh Montana'. King. on and Neelv (Democrats*, No! i i) Robinson HARRISBURG, Republican I .egis ady today the av tors to 40 Hon) Y , J ill five lee inment; aid 3 mmittees, ll handle x reform. eluding th e widely cc mctmy, blur ion, highwi < UP1 had leglS-eriatc chich crsial j rev!-j 1 drv 'Indiana), Schuyler * Republicans*, and Black <Democrat). 'I Iv icsoluticai after reciting that the amendment shall be valid "when I niitiniird co I .»»! Puf 'SKS CDR CDR Alit, T NLN GBTS ll LA RINA J I ast Friday the Chester Times were taken, then thrown away printed a front page editorial which e rear of the Doubet store called to the attention of the residents of Chester the fact that, the sum of $11,000 stood between the city securing an ornate Federal building from the government and emphasized the fact that some action wa* necessary. The $11000 was the amount in excess of the $230 OOO total the government will pav for a post office site at Fifth street and Edgmont avenue and the SHOMO would be wtiwd out lf the owners reduced their prices, paving thr way to a solution of thr purchase The Times editorial stressed the Importance of these owners getting together, In a matter of civic progress, and adjust their prices. 'I he Chester Times, following publication of the editorial, wa* soundly congratulated for Ifs progressiveness in bringing this matter to the attention of the citizens, telephone and personal messages arriving at this office, It was the thought of the Time* that if the citizen* of Chester are be sentenced lntPrTS,',d In getting their new gov-nnmrnt budding that they would immediately ask for a conference with the property owner* and a government agent, to see if a way could not be found to meet the government s prtre Otherwise there will tie a long delay before the building i* started and It may l>e postponed indefinitely. The Time* ha* been Informed that agent* of the Treasury Department ate now considering other site* of- nearby Pollee believe the thieves v)cte Brr nothing btu cash A .strict watch is being kept on the husinrvs cc!Ain with the hope of apprehending the thieved. PI.KADS (ii TI.TY TO MITO CHARGK Man Who Shot Dauirhler-in-Law Will lie Sen-(en ceti I ritla> I' isquale Ginoechio, on trial before I J rive Rav Sherw >d, at Media, this morning, for the slaving of his daughtcr-ili-law Esther, 29 years old. in the Oinocehto home, 1132 Thomas street, this city. Thanksgiving j Pav pleaded guilty to murder in the first degree and wi Friday. Continued on l ast Page KHIM KH I, ADDRESS HY KOCAK ATTORNEY n-1 A retu-n to things spiritual and a more charitable attitude towards ones fellowman *re two funda-tm ntalx that will play a prominent day. The four men went on trial Friday, accused of attempting to Shakedown" Frank D Amato. Middletown in the iou g( neral Delinquencies to Rise the Chamber of Commerce commit- The committee views with some tee asks $50 000 more slashed from consternation the stability of the tm- tnwmshiD farmer "when the"Vaid7d his the budget or slightly over ii pc: mediate future Economic conditione nsnip r*rmpr wnen tney raiaea nu rent. of the total operating expend)- tor th. n ?.e not a bd aas in .it. (urea that make up the 1933 budget and it is generally agreed bv rennin addition, the committee lists a omists of repute that only slight im- number of suggestions concerning provement v.ill take place. Also, do salaries and the elimination of certain not lose sight of the fact that in- offices, in order that thousands of numerable taxpayers have depleted dollars will be saved, their savings due to unemployment vnrrn_n T The committee warns that delin- anrl financial reverses. Tile lonr to Aid in Collection on Kamsei Surety Bond A tempest in a tea)M>t was stirred issembty. up in Upper Darby* Baturday between I.* gi .ator* eagerly sought to learn a traffic polit email and a woman o what posts th* had been appointed driver, caused by the action of an ta rm on he Knowlton ronri, en August 4 and >ei/ed more than IOO barrels of high-grade liquor. The.) were tried and convicted in October and were granted a new trial by Judge Alhet' Dutton Mix Dade. rile •'■cond trial was before Judge Boose, of Somerset, and Will Bt* till en Privilege Should ( ount> Officials Make No Progress during the week-end conferences of the organization chief!) in control. The lists ti public tonight when the its second week. ?»osnt who left the scene int ch, 'OIll ti qu'ncM » «nd to provld, > | °! K^TS.t^jas'sss r.;vif,r^sscriin."o.n'r rz,£mt *my "tor"on-m"- a .... j *.. a < ... .j an-#4 #•*# ; * * It-SII I IU f. oe mads to provide an entering wedge dreds. and more noticeable of late for leeway bv reducing total expenditures below those already presented in the 1933 budget ' Stressing salary cuts, the committee report empha ized that thp city employes have had .Mire jobs." no ho: time, have had th°ir salaries increased during the last two year through the purchasing power of th1 dollar, and have bren much octte. treated bv circumstances than th average worker 'The ritv employes trust share the burden," says the report. The committee's report, as handed to Council, follows January 6 1933. To Honorable Wm Ward. Jr Mayor. and Members of Council, Chester, Pennsylvania. Gentlemen: The Committee on City Government, of the Delaware County Chamber of Commerce, respectful!) submit; mort ha. Our growing list of chant able cases bespeak this truth. Idle men walk our streets Unused cars rest upon the sidings. Incoming mails bring no orders. Properties lie vacant and many are being foreclosed People are digging down in then {wa gets for community funds. Many are privately helping their relative and friends Taxpayers everywhere are drawing upon their dwindling reserves and exhausting their credit They are reaching the end of the passage. This significant straw which shows the direction of the wind should be viewed with no little concern. It is a known fact that vour revenue estimate for 1932 was short Iv I15S.OOO OO It will not surprise *he committee if the revenue for 1933 fall* a* high as £100,000 no short of r*-peetation.* Delinquencies will doubtless take a harp upward turn To safeguard the city's credit and to ai of lier conspiracy and mitt havtou: in "ft ce and ad .rd not guilty of bribery and blackmail lit.. i < wa* it md * of two additional charges of extortion malfeasance and misbehaviour in of- chest' imj cast, Interest In speculation as to Governor Pinched * hi* budget mcvn Broomall, Saturday, the Court re- governor ha* prom fused lo grant the petition of Attor- budget hips be toa de ion starts angas in ere fore- had precipitate W At a hearing held before Judge;-Renter Fronefirld ,Hnd John M flees vied with what economies ll recommend in ■ Tuesday. Tile cd a $158,000 OOO $34 MOO OOO less one. Hts mrs age I* experts Hie .av outer motorist wit bout k no win a mix-up. Mn J- Gibson I ' idv. of f'pringlon Manor Apa rtmenta, Upper Darby had parsed Jut eat* at the end of « row of r> t I.i"" on Copley road and was abnu to bae! her auto out v hen soothe: mot ort.-'t Mopped his machine tore to make n pur- for your grave considerationn its rer- avold a deficit, every effort should b* ommendation* and suggestion) with made bv '.our body to provide an en-regard to the budget for the city of tennc wedge for leeway bv reducin; Chester for the year 1933. Briefly, our recommendation for further reduction of your proposed budget aggregate.0 $30,000 OO. or lightly over ll - of the total operating expenditures that make up your budget. The mere fact that about 47 of the total budget eon titulr' deb? charges, our work had to be confined to the other 53%. including about 11% In mandatory salaries Also. this additional reduction pius cfh OOO! an Item allowed foi a 5% dis- total expenditures below those already presented in your budget for Continued on Fast Page PLANE FALL KILLS BHIDE OF 2 WEEKS Wife of Christy Mathew-Min, Jr., Dear! in Shanghai; Ho Mav Recover flee, arising out of two cases he tried and failed to record In his docket. Judge Boose stated that he did not wish to pas sentence until a mem be i of the local bench wa - present. B~n-tence will, in all probability, be p.t- d this week. end iii th'* meant im* th* defendants are at liberty under bail. The trial continued all day Saturday. setting a pit dent in court procedure. Following addresses to the Jury bv E. Leroy Van Roden, representing Czekay; How aid Kirk, attorney for the other three defendants and Assistant Attorn) William Kraft, Jr., Judge Boort Continued on Rage l inen MAIN I S HOOK STORK SC KNL DK ROBBE RY Seven cents was the total of th* lqot obtained by burglars who forced entrance to th** store of C. L. Morn a houselurn. lung dealei at Marcus Hook either late Saturday hight or early yesterday morning Entrance was gained to the place bv "Jimmying" open the front door Once inside, the burglars corned every desk in the s'orr In one the-, found a small box. in which postage tamps are kept. from which they took six cents From the ra)h register, rhev took onr rent The robbery was discovered bv Mr. Morris last night when he went to the store to switch on a light tha' burns a1! night The burglars did ncv James I,. Rankin, that a rom- than 'he current nutter of ten taxpayer* lie {lermitted will show where ii to 'intervene in action to cohert mg- to be effected on the surety bond of William T Rut toda. the committee a.-sign- Ramsey, former tax collector of mmts were foremost They will be announced bv Speaker Grover C. no final de- Talbot of tile House and Sen. James atter tor at Boyd president pro tem of the Sen-tlie county ate Judge Fronefirld made cision. continuing the n least three weeks If then pfessed rely, Mi of again authorities have not judgment against the Rankin has the pnvil* presenting his petition Mr. Rankin asked for the granting of the petition on the grounds that sufficient lime has r!a{w<d to permit fiction by the count v solicitor On the other hand, Count . Solicitor Albert J. William infoiined the' Court he was still awaiting the result. of a lengthy a Kilt undertaken 1 bv 'he Aetna Casualty and Surety , Company from which lie hopes that the county may roller* a portion of the fund' tm, appropriated bv Ramsey. which total nearly $240,000 Ram.-cv, former mayor of Chestei and former county commissioner, pleaded guilty to the charges against him and is serving a term of five to Continued on l.asl Page III the com mil ti II* the mote important the Ways and Mean? I on!inned on I ast i'age I •ROS I * KC T KARK M \N FATALLY STRM KFN Stricken with a heart attack while waiting for a Darby trolley ear a' Fifth and WVlsh streets, .Saturday evening Ernest F Bean OO of 137 Chestei {uke. Prospect Pink died while being removed Lo the Chester Ho pit a I. The man w.ts seen te fall by Everett Bower, 227 West Fifth st! et and J and ran into chaw*. Mr I-eidv en lied Julius I *«*1, a traffic patrolman, to aid her in getting nut, by getting the stranger to move I el counseled patience hut Mr* Leldv. It was reported, musted the blocking ear be moved and in the ensuing argument, I el ' corf cd Mrs Cody I)'* fore Magistrate Reinhart, Who Im {wised co t* of $4 Ang« red. Mrs. Didy demanded to know why she was not fined and Reinhart obliged wit Ii a $10 order Magi,strate Reinhart then order'd bet to the detent iou room tot women until the money was paid A call to Judy-MacDade soon straightened out mutters and Mi I ar lei 'turned to hei apartment, after Reinhart remitted the fine and eijsts KA IR ST VGK KIGHT; Will; IS MNKD According to the evidence presented, the shooting which caused the death of the young woman, terminated an argument Ire!ween the two, growing out of die list of guest* invited to partake of the Thanksgiving Day dinner by Mrs Ginoechio. T homas Savage, half-brother of the woman testified ha w.ts in hi* room at the Thomas street house when he heard the pair signing and then the rejKU'fa of several revolver shot*, Ile -aid he made his wav from the house by climbing through a second story window to a shed roof, and that he then not (fled neighbor*. Philip Limon two. lite husband, a bus driver, testified that he had left Ills home a stout time before t fatal shooting and was unaware of the tragedy until notified at ills place of employment, _ _________ Detective Captain O. J Feeney |fde in the return of the nations to after ruing that three bullet wound*, j normalcy, So spoke Attorney John in Mrs Ginoechio * head had caused I J- Btetwr, w ho addressed the mem-death told of the arrest of the slavei • i*era of the Holy Name Society of St. and of the latter * making a confe*. Robert's Church, at their monthly ion J meeting, held last evening in the The prosecution of the case was In ' hurch auditorium. Twenty-first and charge of Assistant District Attorney 1 Potter street* Clement J J Mi Go? et ti The dc-1 1 hf> peakrr blamed greed and fendant'.s attorney? w»te John J selfishness for the greater part of Stet' cr and Lloyd Goman. j!h" 111,5 nf ,lM* world and declared that more character building organ> WARMER WEATHER organization? and riub* similar to TD LOI.LOW RAIN the Chester Bovs' Club are needed today, the pea, cr was Introduced hr Rain Is forecast for today In Eastern Harry A H.vnea. chairman of the Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Delaware entertainment committee He also and Maryland It. will be slightly announced that h meeting of the warmer In New Jersey and Delaware committee on arrangements for the Fa lr the forecast for tomorrow. banquet to be tendered the St Rob-I he highest t emp' i (* I tire here yes* ci t * High School football team Will teiMuv was 24 degrees, at 2 p rn., and tie held tonight in the parish build-the low** t was 35, at 8 30 a rn The toe Al! reservations for the dinner .aerage w . five d«giee,«> above nor- he made before next Friday mal of 33 The highest temperatuie evening. t. 'I lie ■ nu Jan .al 8 V • K VI \ I I I I It I MV I IM R /Mil * uv 1 ■ 11M;: NEW YORK, Jan 1»--<UP)~The Sunn - today was at 7 23 a rn aud minor Hie aboard the liner France at sense) 'ill hi af 4 ,4 p. rn, Eastern Fe Havre yr friday was confined to Standard time. electric wiring and piping in a cabin " ... . , ... 4 *. I'd < fit,, bed in fi e minute* I lh Mf H LAIS I LA N ho i? 'tun It mg the woodwork, it ionium V LMI Ii GIC ll") »d heir today bv II 1)11,1810 .> r, iv JI Mici Air % Hi" man geneial manager I of the pa.*-enger department, French line. Bt v ie Harris. 29. Negro, 1521 ( '.ll I'M .-'Ut, V if t ti' <i $1') it 11»1 Costa ,n police court Lodi* wlcu arraigned ] opicsof Times on charges ot ult and battery. Blanche, of Crum Lynne They ran to Her hu*hand, William, who wa ar-his aid and when they were unable to rested wi»h her a/id who »• head was tevive him they took hun to th'* hopi!,al. but he w;i* ti* "I upon art,.a there. PLYMOUTH FOLK TRIO OF BANDITS HONOR (OOI,HICK KOIlSDIiLtiSTOIiKS count which our committee recommend* disallowed, is equivalent to a reduction of over eight-tenths of a mill in the tax rate. *Our compilation of changes appear in an accompanying table * Before entering upon the discussion of budgetary considerations, this romance that led pretty Margaret of'7mateur7''wait'Dotted to Mar^u committee begs leave to say that v Phillips, 23. of Philadelphia. 9000 JJ p u would be ungenerous not to record miles over land and sea to China to p ' appreciation of the indefatigable rf wed Christy Malhewson, Jr. fort and admirable spirit with which They were married on Christmas the director of accounts and finance Eve in Shanghai. Christy, son of the Hon. John J. Luttrell, has met this famous New York Giants pitcher, onerous undertaking of compiling a took Iii* bride on her first flight proposed budget for 1933. and th* Saturday afternoon. Shanghai tim* Memorial Sen ices Heir! in ( hurch Kx-Kresidcnt Attended as a Boy Lake ('ontents of Registers and Behew* ( listtimers of Their ( ash swathed in bandages, v a discharged, I The couple was arrested yesterday morning worn found staging a private war at Ninth \ireit and tantra! avenue Several pa-sal*-by who attempt'd to intervene as peace maker ere al o at' .irked by the infuriated woman, pro ire testified Louise Cl aig Negro, of East Fourteenth tr*e', who was arrested on the t eel ut j. 11 charge of 'suspicion, after iz eppiKd at the Chester Ho;.-p it a <: i;.''. .' 'eld,a, for 'ab wound of the bre i t * «■ ducharged lins , morning when the revealed the name of her a *ailant, her brother-in-law. PLYMOUTH. Vt Jan. 9 Hie TYrarh hart mo on »>nj *nXa« 'n •)," not alfffnvpt to op^ji the safe The neighbor,), friends and country folk -ii fu.P ,.*n nd.. h7 robbcrv. which looked like the work of Calvin Coolidge .* nav.e Vermont who stood aside Satin day while the IYH HIFS KATA I. TO ACCIDKNT VICTIM HORSES WITHDRAWN FROM RACES TODAY (Bt I nited Pr^n^i Three young men in formal eve mug attire and siaaging precise and I cultured English, invaded the drug1 store of James Frazer, in the 4001 nation and his family paid their last block, West Chester p;kf Lianerch, t tributes to the dead ex-President and after ordering soda* held up gathered to honor his memory in Edward Carson 31, of Llanerch* the ■ their own fashion hen y« "-rday. clerk and departed ivith $60 hr bills }'it In the little white painted Union and .son)' .rrisli change. Church, as typically New England as The nu n entered Hie tore about th** late President who worshiped the time Cai son and Jam* Hatting there as boy and man, they listened Hi were preparing to Go * the place to a simple little memorial service for the night. 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American as 99 Lier cent. demand for jobs caused by the economic .situation BACKS BUTLER FOB NAVY POST Governor Rim hot Sponsors Appointment of I firmer .Marine Genera! Major General Kmedlev I) Butler, of Newtown Square, retired marine offlf cr, will be urged for the post of Assistant Bn retarv of the Navy in According to a report fouling out of Harrisburg, Governor Bim hot will suggest General Butler's name to Pre? ident-eler • Roosevelt at a conference at tin* Roosevelt home in Hyde Park. New York. General But let I* a Progrc ive Republican and during th** last P< Orson, afer someone <U phoned pn id'ntial campaign'early declared "Til* AT JEFFERSON PARK SHANGHAI Jan walked to th*' co un' they die w pistol* threatened Mond emptied two ('ash r to buy sot rid while on-1 the othersj 2 UIS. gc'tilig 2— Vagaries. K Ru**el|, Noel* Orcs*, cf two werk Don't Touch. Wichita. Rargahald. 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"We have to dare to be ourselves, however frightening or strange that self may prove to be." --May Sarton
It was typed-written on a buff-colored tissue paper. The other pieces had different passages too, but this one got me. The rain had finally died down, but I was still waiting for Chloe inside a coffee shop near the meeting spot we had agreed to. Good thing I jogged this morning when the day was still clear. It was a thing, actually. Glad did my homeworks too as I should be. Well, it was the weekend and it was my first to be hanging out with strangers.
I damped the napkin to my lips for I was sure my face was already oily that you could fry cook on it. I thought at least I should look tidy in front of these rich people. I was just not used to this weather. It had been a mystery but never been a problem.
A few minutes later, a black car stopped in front of the shop, rolled down the window at the back and suddenly Chloe's face appeared.
"Sorry, I dozed off. I just can't handle the rain. It's making lazy and all." Then a man in a black tux swiftly got out from the front and opened the door where Chloe was. "Let's go Sam. Hop in." I did what she said. Then the man closed the door for me and sat back in front. The man on driver's seat was also in a black tux, and black sunglasses. They were making me uncomfortable. It had the ominous feeling.
"Charles will be late. He has a meeting he said." She pouted. "Tasuki was not in the house, he's making me worried."
"Tasuki?" I repeated.
"Yah, the guy we're meeting? I'm currently living in his house. He's my childhood friend too, like Charles. He is not that friendly though, but don't worry about it. He's name is actually pronounced 'Taski', but it spells 'Tasuki'. Oh I'm not used to Japanese names anyway." She chuckled and turned.
"What?" I gave her a puzzled look. "Anything on my face?"
"I can't believe you're actually wearing that." She giggled. "It looks fun. I like it."
I was wearing a plain black pair of leggings with not-so-tight denim short, white sneakers, plain green sweater, and ponytailed my shoulder-length auburn hair. While she was wearing a dreamy vintage dress crafted in what I think was cotton featuring a round neckline with row edge, short puff sleeves, four buttons front plankets, a side invisible zip closure, a belt with tassels drawstring, multi layer mesh skirt with blue mesh lining hemline and nude heels.
I scoffed. "It's not. Mine's simple. I like yours."
"Just the casual." She looked outside the window, fazed. There was a soccer field and kids playing were soaking wet. I caught a glimpse from the driver, although he was wearing sunglasses you could say he was looking at us. "You had your hair cut." She inspected my face. "It's good--- Better."
Could it be that Chloe wanted to be simple? May be even rich people have their own perplexity. Not sure, but it felt like it. "My brother would be cutting my nose off because of it. He didn't like it whenever I cut my hair."
"Your brother prefers girls with long hair. I think most men do, after all they needed something to pull when things start to heat up--"
I cleared my throat.
"—I like it when they do that."
The house was so big. A mansion surrounded by tall gates, green lawn. Nevertheless, what actually amazed me was the number of men guarding the residence. They were scattered everywhere all wearing the same thing. Sunglasses, black suit, black tie, black shoes. Like clones. Both hands at the back, not moving, expressionless, very much like statues. The inside was quiet, gloomy, caliginous, and spacious. Chloe led me to the living room.
"Is there something you want to drink?" I shook my head. I actually wanted to pee. She made a gesture I didn't catch, and that's when I realized there was a maid waiting far behind me. She bowed and walked away. "While we wait why don't we talk about you, Sam?" She sat comfortably to couch and checked her phone. She frowned, placing the mobile under the pillow beside her. "There's nothing to do much in here. What a good plan this is... That Charles. He was the one who planned this. He's really a pain. Really!" She heaved a sigh.
"There's nothing to talk about me." I dismissed the idea with a flick of my hand.
"I've been staying here for five months now, I think." She started. "I ran away from my family back there in Carmelo---"
Carmelo? I asked myself. I was trying to register where it was. I remembered it was mentioned in a series grandma used to watch. The one about fashion.
"—You see… My parents keep bossing me around. They were arranging my marriage behind my back. Thrice." Raising three fingers, and then she sighed.
"I can't believe there are still people doing that… I mean--"
"Exactly!" Her pitch was a little too high and a little too loud, nodding. "Those guys were not even good looking. One day I just snapped and decided to go here when mom demanded me to meet the fourth guy." She chuckled, scratching her temple. "My mom became an actress when she was just twelve. Because of living and making money in such a young age, she matured quickly and decided to get engaged at nineteen. She was just so in love she forgot she was still young and she should still be living her life to its fullest. She was a darling and every man just begged their knees for her. They broke up five years after and from there her career bloomed. She had a couple of relationships but they didn't last long. At the age thirty-five, she realized most men of her age wanted younger and bouncier women—juicier." She let her eyes grew. "Luckily she met my father at forty-two."
A man on suit came with the maid earlier. The maid placed a glass teapot with a large metal infuser chamber inside, and two small cups on the table. "Rooibos tea, ma'am?" Chloe nodded. When the old lady looked at me, I shook my head.
She took a sip and continued. "Because of her many failed relationships, she wanted me to focus on one man. My father just keeps scratching his forehead about it. I just think she never learned from her experience that getting engaged or too serious to a man at a younger age is ridiculous. Once you get pregnant, it's over. The once lusty sexy delicious young woman is now a mother. Fuck!" Another sip allowed her to calm herself. "I salute girls who maintained their dignity as a young mother. They're awesome. I just…you know… I want to have fun and be the rockstar of my own life, focus on myself, travel the world and achieve my goals before I'm thirty. Lucky, for you… you can do whatever you want." She looked down to her knees. "Finding that one special man is hard nowadays. And it'll be harder someday, maybe. I guess one day, I'll just have to give in to who my mother wants. Hopefully not." Her halfhearted smile meant a lot. "They don't know I'm here by the way. They have no idea I am living with a very handsome guy."
The suit guy lowered his head to Chloe's ear and whispered something to her. Chloe's eyes rolled and nodded. The suit guy took a step back and just stood there near the maid. Not moving.
"He's---" she was interrupted by the sudden angry burst of ringing from her phone. "It's Charles" she stood up and went somewhere. "Hullo Charles?"
I gathered my courage and asked the maid, "Uhm, where's the comfort room?" She looked at me and told me to follow her. I never thought asking about comfort room in someone's house needed a lot of audacity.
When I got out from the comfort room, the maid was gone. I lost myself in a maze of corridors. Where is it again? I couldn't remember. What the hell? The place was murky, so I started panicking.
I heard a soft clatter, then a grumble. Following the sound, I found myself standing in front of a door. Is this it? I thought.
I could hear someone's breathing hard inside, like hyperventilating, and then a clinking sound. I knocked lightly carrying my guts. There was no answer, but I could still hear some groaning. Knocked again, more strident this time. Still none. I grabbed the knob and it was not locked, so I opened it and barged in. It was dark, only a reflection of light from the moon lit the room. A large window was wide open, letting the curtain sway back and forth from the sweet wind. A person? I asked myself. The shadow seemed like it was bent over a tall table. The person inhaled abruptly and then exhaled, grumbling as he straightened his back. It sounded like a man's.
"Excuse… me… I got lost… and--" A wave of nausea surged through me as I stood in the room. An orange-colored small light was suddenly prominent. I didn't notice it earlier. It lifted and its color flared. Air was filled rapidly with a distinct smell of burn. "I got separated from Chloe...and--" He puffed and a stream, thick white smoke popped downwards until it scattered, hiding his silhouette. I couldn't see him now. There was another clinking sound of glass, and I said squeezing my arm"I'm sorry; I shouldn't just come in like that. I'm really sorry. I'll leave now."
When I was about to turn, he grabbed my hoodie and slammed me to the wall. He's fast. I didn't even sense him near me. He was like meters away earlier. He lifted me by grabbing the collar of my sweatshirt then whammed me to I-don't-know-what, and something fell. A sharp, ear-piercing, shattering sound resonated in the room. He swung me again. Hundred pieces scattered on the ground glimmering as the moon light reflected them.
Finally, half of his face was revealed. I could see his eyes. They were gleaming, like it was glowing. Like cat's eyes in the dark. They were yellow. Or gold. Must be the effect of moon's light. His eyes were lifeless, dead. It was frightening, yet I felt sad. But I couldn't stop myself from being amazed. He was grabbing me still, looking at me. I could feel the searing pain now. He was strong.
Not this again, I thought.
I realized I was shaking. Maybe I bit my tongue, or my lip. I was not sure, but I could taste blood. My back. My shoulders. My arms. The impact. Everything happened so fast.
He was glaring at me, not blinking. My glasses were gone. It flew somewhere. I had no time to think about why I could see this guy so clearly without my glasses. Maybe, I had become a cat too, since cats could see clearly in the dark. My eyes were closing. I guessed my head hit something that my brain swam with stars.


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USD/JPY Open 78.40 High 78.66 Low 77.48 Close 78.42
On Tuesday Dollar/Yen increased with over 100 pips. The currency couple appreciated from 77.48 to 77.54 yesterday, not matching the negative Interbank sentiment at nearly -17%, closing the day at 78.42. This morning the Dollar strengthened further against the Yen, climbing up to 78.66. On the 1 hour chart new upward channel has formed, while on the 3 hour chart quotes broke up of the wide trading range. Break above today's top and nearest resistance 78.66 would encourage further recovery of the Dollar. Immediate support is yesterday's bottom at 77.48, and consistent break bellow it could strengthen the Yen further down towards next target 76.60. Today was Japan BoJ monthly economic report at 5 GMT. Quotes are moving just above the 20 and 50 EMA on the 1 hour chart, indicating slim bullish pressure. The value of the RSI indicator is positive and calm, MACD is positive and tranquil too, while CCI has crossed up the 100 line on the 1 hour chart, giving over all light long signals.
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Effect of Dust Grains on Dust-Ion-Acoustic KdV Solitons in Magnetized Complex Plasma with Superthermal Electrons
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DOI: 10.1007/s10894-011-9492-2
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- Nouri Kadijani, M. & Zaremoghaddam, H. J Fusion Energ (2012) 31: 455. doi:10.1007/s10894-011-9492-2
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In this paper, the propagation of dust-ion-acoustic (DIA) waves in a magnetized collisionless complex (dusty) plasma consisting of superthermal electrons are investigated. In the discharge plasma, the electron temperature is usually much greater than ion temperature. Thus, the electron distribution function DF), is generally nonmaxwellian, has to be modeled. For this purpose, the generalized Lorentzian (\( \kappa \))-DF is used to simulate the electron DF. Two types of modes (fast and slow DIA modes) exist in this plasma. By deriving Korteweg-de Vries (KdV) equation, using reductive perturbation method, both regions of solitary waves, rarefactive (dark) and compressive (bright) solitary waves, are allowed to be propagated in this plasma. Properties of DIA solitary waves are investigated numerically. How dust grains and superthermal electrons affect the sign and the magnitude of nonlinear coefficient of KdV equation is also discussed in detail. It is noted that the velocity, amplitude, and width of a DIA soliton is studied as well.
KeywordsSuperthermal electrons Kappa distribution function DIA waves Magnetized dusty plasma
In last years, complex (dusty) plasmas have achieved a large interest because of their importance in astrophysical and upper atmosphere (planetary rings, comets and magnetosphere) as well as in the lower part of the Earth's ionosphere [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].
Dusts are micron-sized particles and become electrically charged through interaction with the background plasma, causing them to act as a third charged plasma species.
However, when an electron–ion plasma contains extremely massive, micrometer-size charged dust grains, there are appeared the possibility of new normal modes. Such as dust-acoustic (DA) waves [2, 6, 7], dust-ion-acoustic (DIA) waves [6, 7], dust-lattice (DL) waves [7, 8, 9], etc.
Dusty plasma is also an important issue for the industrial community [10]. Since plasmas are used to produce microchips, thin film coatings and hardened metals which in all of these cases, dust might produced from materials in the plasma reactor. Accordingly, the study of dusty plasma has been advanced regarding to these two reasons.
Solitons are nonlinear and localized structures that propagate when the nonlinearity and dispersion are balanced. They are a subject of continuing interest because of their practical importance. A comprehensive nonlinear theory for arbitrary amplitude ion-acoustic solitary (IAS) waves was suggested by Sagdeev [11] for an unmagnetized plasma. The theory has been extended to cover oblique soliton propagation with respect to a constant magnetic field [12, 13, 14, 15]. Recently, some works have been done on the propagation of dust acoustic solitary (DAS) waves in different views. Several investigations [13, 16, 17, 18, 19] have shown that the dust charge variation plays an important role in the nonlinear properties of solitary waves structure. Also, the propagation of DAS in cylindrical and spherical geometry has been studied [20, 21] which show different behavior of DAS in cylindrical and spherical geometry rather than planar geometry.
In this paper, we focus our attention on the nonlinear properties of DIA solitary waves in the presence of superthermal electrons in magnetized complex plasma in planar geometry.
Although, the electron DF in the Q-machine is almost Maxwellian. In the RF discharge, it is non-Maxwellian [22]. There are a numerous researches based on non-Maxwellian DF for the plasma particles [23, 24, 25]. Among the most popular non-Maxwellian DF is the generalized Lorentzian (\( \kappa \)) DF.
The kappa DF applications include, for instance, an interpolation of observations in the Earth's foreshock (\( 3 < \kappa < 6 \)) [23, 26] and solarwind models with coronal electrons satisfying (\( 2 < \kappa < 6 \)) [23, 27, 28]. In laser matter interactions or plasma turbulence, a superthermal DF was also observed [23, 29]. Therefore, we use it to simulate the electron DF.
The manuscript is organized as follows: the basic equation, describing the dusty plasma system under consideration and incorporating the variable dust charge, is given in "Basic Equation". "Linear Dispersion Relation" is devoted to linear approximation by which linear dispersion relation is given. In "Derivation of the Nonlinear KdV Equation", we drive a KdV equation for small amplitude nonlinear DIA soliton wave. In fifth section the "Results" are discussed. The "Conclusion" is given in the Last section.
Basic Equation
Linear Dispersion Relation
This mode is supported by rare plasma in the presence of a strong magnetic field. The effect of magnetic field is strong as in the slow mode because in this case \( k^{2} \mu^{2} \gg \,\,1 \).
Derivation of the Nonlinear KdV Equation
As has been shown, the effects of including the equations of motion of the massive dust component of the dusty plasma introduce a very small correction to the physics of the dispersion relation of the DIA waves (similar to [25]).
We can then safely assume that the dust grains are immobile. Then we introduce the normalizations \( c_{s} /\lambda_{De} t \equiv t, \)\( x/\lambda_{De} \equiv x, \)\( v/c_{s} \equiv v, \)\( n_{i} /n_{0i} \equiv n_{i} \) and \( ez_{i} \varphi /T_{e} \equiv \varphi . \)
To study DIA solitary waves in this dusty plasma system, we employ a reductive perturbation theory and construct a weakly nonlinear theory for DIA solitary waves with small but finite amplitude.
At first, let us to study the effect of the dust grains and superthermal electrons on the linear dispersion relation of fast mode (23) and slow mode (24).
In the absence of dust, ρ = zi while, ρ = 2zi signifies the case that the total negative charge of electrons and dusts are equal. Precisely, in agreement with the physical prediction [based on (23) and (24)], for larger ρ, both the fast mode (Fig. 1b) and the slow mode (Fig. 2b), the phase velocity has been larger in comparison to ρ = zi (Figs. 1a, 2a).
It is also observed from Figs. 1 and 2 that by increasing the population of the superthermal electrons (smaller \( \kappa \)), both of modes propagate with smaller phase velocity in comparison with the Maxwellian plasma (similar to the results of [30]).
It is found from our numerical analysis with appearances of dust grains (Fig. 3b), the coefficient \( \alpha \) of nonlinearity increases for larger \( \kappa \) (the smaller population of superthermal electrons). This means, DIA solitons should move faster in moving frame which moves with \( v_{f} (v_{s} ). \) Also for \( 2 \le \kappa < 3, \) the coefficient \( \alpha \) becomes negative (it has been proved the KdV equation with a negative coefficient for the nonlinear term governs the propagation of dark (rarefactive) solitons) [12, 31].
Nevertheless, in the absence of dusts (Fig. 3a), ρ = zi, for larger \( \kappa , \) nonlinear term in the KdV equation is smaller and therefore IA solitons should move slower in moving frame which moves with \( v_{f} (v_{s} ). \)
In both of figures, for the larger population of superthermal electrons (smaller \( \kappa \)), the coefficient of the dispersive term of the KdV equation, \( \beta , \) becomes smaller and consequently the solitons have to be much slimmer [30].
It is clear from the Fig. 4 that for larger number of charge on ions, the coefficients \( \alpha ,\beta \) become larger therefore DIA solitons have to be faster and wider.
It is obvious from this investigation that dusts and superthermal electrons, affect on the properties of DIA solitary waves in dusty plasma. In order to obtain a better insight into the role of the dusts and superthermal electrons on the nature of DIA solitary waves, we perform a numerical simulation of the velocity, u, of DIA solitary waves and their width.
It is clear from the Fig. 5c that the soliton velocity from zi = 2 is larger in comparison to zi = 1 (Fig. 5b) and the soliton velocity of the fast mode, is always supersonic.
The last figure is about the effect of \( \kappa ,\rho \) and zi on the width of DIA solitons.
The width of both modes does not depended on \( \theta \) (49), (53) therefore, if we choose equal maximum amplitude for the slow and fast DIA solitons, their width would be the same.
Also, it is clear from that the Fig. 6c for larger zi, the soliton width becomes wider [32].
We have derived a nonlinear KdV equation for the nonlinear propagation of DIA waves in a magnetized complex (dusty) plasma with superthermal electrons by applying the standard reductive perturbation theory.
For this purpose, we considered plasma composed of the cold positively charged ions, negatively charged dusts and hot electrons. We have then derived a linear dispersion relation. The linear dispersion relation predicts that two types of modes (fast and slow DIA modes) are allowed to propagate in the plasma. We have found a narrow domain in \( \kappa \) where the nonlinear coefficient of KdV equation takes the negative sign. So DIA waves can propagate either an envelope hole sometimes called a dark soliton or rarefactive soliton. We investigated influence of \( \kappa , \) dust grains (ρ) and charge of ions (zi) on the velocity and width of solitons. Also it is found, that with increasing \( \kappa ,zi \) and ρ the soliton velocity increase and they can be propagated in supersonic form.
We have also found, in appearance of dust grains with increasing \( \kappa , \) dark solitons become wider but bright solitons become slimmer.
Finally, it is stressed the results of our investigations should be useful to understand the feature of DIA waves in magnetized dusty plasma with superthermal electrons.
The authors want to thank the young researchers club of Kashmar because of financial support.
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Wang has done the astronomical observation work for 39 years and he publicized his opinion on a science forum held in Guangzhou today.
Wang also found that in the terrestrial space between the height of 130 kilometers and 1,500 kilometers, UFOs have appeared many times. Their flying speed is much slower than the first cosmic velocity. Some are even as slow as 0.29 kilometers per second and they can fly in the 1,460 kilometers' height for more than 25 minutes.
This means UFOs have the anti-gravity ability. Otherwise, they would fall soon. Wang came to these conclusions based on the spherical astronomy and physics method and his years of observation at Purple Hills Observatory as well as the quantitative analysis of some significant UFO events.
Many people are worried that the aliens would invade the earth and if they do exit, is could be a calamity for human beings. Hawking is one person who holds such a theory.
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I put my phone away, telling Karen that Alex said I was safe, finishing my pastry as she smiled in relief. Now that the focus was off me, I figured I might as well ask how her love life was. I guess maybe I felt like I was being selfish, whining about my non-existent love life when for all I knew, she'd vowed celibacy or something.
She shrugged. "Non-existent"
"Ever think about joining a dating site or anything?" I asked and she shook her head. "Maybe you should" I smiled.
"Maybe. I dunno. I think I'm a bit past it, don't you?"
She arched an eyebrow slightly, looking at me disbelievingly.
"What?" I asked.
"I don't believe you"
"Why not?" I laughed. "You're nice, and you've still got your looks"
"I do?" she asked and I nodded, watching as this small smile spread across her lips.
"I mean it" I said, smiling back.
"Well you know how to use flattery" she chuckled and I winked at her. She sighed. "I dunno, Hadley. I'm not sure I'd find anyone"
"It's worth looking, at least?"
"I guess" she said, although she didn't sound convinced.
"I'd ask you out myself, if I didn't like guys" I winked again, making her laugh.
"I doubt you would, but thank you anyway. You're sweet"
"Don't mention it" I smiled, and she smiled back. "I'll even help you set up a profile, if you want"
"Go on then, I guess I don't have anything to lose do I?"
We headed back home, and she watched as I set up a profile for her. Remind me to tell Mom I love her for being able to use computers. I taught Karen what to do as best as I could as I went along, and she was doing her best to learn, bless her. I was in the middle of teaching her how to do something again, when this little alert came from the computer.
"What do I do?" she asked, all but panicking when we saw it was a message from someone on the dating site I'd signed her up to.
"See what they have to say" I laughed, showing her how to read a message. And since I was there, I read it too. Sue me.
"Hi, how are you? I'm kinda new to all this, so I don't really know what I'm doing, haha. We seem to share a lot of interests, and I'd like to get to know you better :)"
"What do I say?" Karen asked, and I advised her on what to say, even though I didn't really have a clue. So in the end she settled for something along the lines of "I'm okay, thank you. I've never done anything like this before, so it's all new to me too. How do you want to get to know me?"
"Glad to hear it :) And we could meet up for coffee or something like that?"Mr Mystery responded.
"Coffee would be fine. When/where would you like to meet up?"
Mr. Mystery suggested a time and a place, saying he looked forward to meeting Karen when she agreed to it. I couldn't have been happier for her. I'd spied on the guy's profile on my phone, and he seemed nice enough, and they did have a lot in common. Karen, however, didn't seem as pleased as I was.
"Oh my god, what do I say to him?" she asked me, panicking, and I couldn't help but laugh.
"Take deep breaths or something. I can try and make you some tea, if you want?" I offered. I'd learned from Maxxie that the first port of call when the English are anything but calm is tea.
Karen nodded, taking deep breaths while I made her a cup of tea, offering the old man one as well. She thanked me for the drink, and I waited til she'd calmed down to speak again.
"Just ask him about himself, y'know? If the two of you get along, you won't need to worry about what to say" I said, smiling when she nodded slightly.
"What should I wear?"
"Something nice"
In case you never picked up on it, I'm not particularly camp, nor do I fit the fashionable, artistic stereotype. Caleb, on the other hand, fits it perfectly.
"I don't know anyone that can help me choose something" Karen said, panicking all over again.
"You could always ask Caleb?" I offered and she nodded. "He did pick out half the prom dresses of the girls in our year" I chuckled, making her laugh. "He's totally not a stereotypical queer"
"As long as he won't dress me in something that will make me look like a slut"
"He won't" I said and she nodded to herself.
I told her it'd be fine, calling Caleb when she asked me to, making her another cup of tea while we waited for him to arrive. The second he was through the door, he had Karen take apart the contents of her wardrobe, laying everything out on the bed. Caleb picked through them all, shaking his head as he went.
"We're going shopping" he announced matter-of-factly.
"Because these are terrible"
"What's wrong with them?" Karen asked a little sensitively. I couldn't see what was wrong with them, either. They just looked like the typical clothes someone her age would wear.
"They're nice, but not nice enough for meeting potential love interests" Caleb said, informing her they going shopping that very second.
He also informed me that I was coming too, because I could do with a new wardrobe. Once we were at the mall, Caleb picked out some nice clothes for Karen to try on. Let's just say they were a little different to what I was used to seeing her in. He looked at her analytically when she tried each thing on, before going off and getting various other skirts and dresses. Things like that. Karen asked my opinion of what Caleb had picked out for her, and I told her they looked nice, because I was honestly clueless about the whole thing. Since Caleb had decided it was okay, Karen said that as long as it made her look good, she'd buy it. Caleb let her get changed back into her own clothes, before taking her off to pay for it, picking up some jewellery and stuff like that to match what he'd picked out for her.
And then it was my turn. Karen had thanked Caleb for his help, and he'd told her she could repay the favour by helping him pick out some nice clothes for me. Caleb's idea of 'nice' on me is about two sizes too small. He actually picked stuff out that fitted me for the more casual stuff, trying to get me into various shirts but giving up when I threatened to hit him, but then he decided I needed some new clubbing wear as well. Which was where the two sizes too small rule came in. He forced me into shirts that felt like they were suffocating me, and skinny jeans so tight my legs went numb. And then he made me parade around outside the fitting room so I could get Karen's opinion.
"Do I have to get these? I can hardly feel my balls" I complained as I walked.
I could tell from the look on her face that she didn't like them much, but she said that it was up to me. Which was when Caleb grabbed my shoulders and spun me around so I had my back to Karen, and promptly gestured at my ass.
"And this, Mrs F, is why Bunny needs these jeans" he said. "Put it this way; if you were in a bar and you saw this" he said, patting my ass, "would you not instantly want to bang him?"
I felt my eyes widen at that, and Karen's no doubt did as well. Caleb, that's not something you ask someone's mother in law. Ex-mother-in-law.
"Well?" Caleb said expectantly.
"Maybe? I don't tend to think about that sort of thing" Karen said.
"Why not?"
"Because I... just don't" she said, and I saw Caleb tilt his head questioningly. "I'm from a generation that isn't so open about sex" she said embarrassedly.
"Shame, I bet you'd have some wild stories to tell" Caleb winked, letting me turn back around in time to see Karen blush. "Even if Max's dad did look boring as hell"
"He did?" she asked and he nodded. "He wasn't" she smiled faintly.
"Oh?" Caleb giggled.
"I'm not going to tell you" she said, obviously not wanting to talk about him. I can't say I blamed her, divorces can't be easy.
"Please?" he said sadly.
"Leave it, Caleb" I warned.
"I'm going to wait for you in the car, I don't think I'm any help here" she smiled faintly, shuffling off back to the car.
Caleb, apparently not understanding, asked what he'd done wrong, and I bluntly told him that he was an ass, before walking off to buy the clothes he'd picked out, even if I didn't like them all that much. He caught up to me a little while later, once I'd been and gotten some stuff for Lottie's birthday, and the two of us headed back to the car. I sat in the front with Karen, hearing Caleb apologise for upsetting her in the back. She assured him it was fine, and drove us back home. She flashed him a smile before going inside to put her new clothes away, and I waved goodbye to Caleb as he drove off back to his own home.
"Hey I smiled, sitting on the bed in Karen's room, watching her putting stuff away.
"Hi" she said, glancing at me, still hanging stuff up.
"Sorry about Caleb"
"It's fine, he didn't know"
"Are you okay?" I asked and she nodded a little. "Sure?"
"Yeah, I'll be fine" she smiled. "It was just an unexpected reminder"
"I'm always here if you need to talk or anything"
"Thank you"
"No problem" I smiled.
"What did you buy in the end anyway?" she asked and I showed her, taking care to show her the stuff I'd gotten for Lottie first so I could ask her opinion of it.
She assured me what I'd picked was good and I moved on to what Caleb had made me get.
"Why did I let him get away with this?" I laughed. "Everything's too small"
"Take it back and get a bigger size?"
"He'd never forgive me" 'I said, the both of us laughing. "But seriously, I think if I wear more than half of those for more than five minutes, I'd cut the circulation off to my crotch"
"How about I take them back? Then he won't be mad at you"
"I don't mind. Maybe they'll stretch"
"Suit yourself" she chuckled, returning the smile I flashed her.
"Me and the kids'll get out of your hair soon enough"
"Don't worry about it. The house will be quiet without you guys"
"What's Lewis like when we're not around?" I asked curiously.
"Pretty quiet, really. Keeps to himself. That's why I thought I'd give him the internet for his birthday, so he can keep in touch with his friends"
I nodded. "I'm sure he'll appreciate it"
She smiled faintly. "I wish he'd go out and interact with them in person more but I guess kids these days don't want that"
"It feels like Lily's always out doing something"
"Does Danny do much?"
"Not really, but he's always been like that" I said and she nodded. "He seems happier on his own, anyway"
"I dunno, he seems to be pretty happy around Lewis"
I nodded. "He is. I think it's about equal" I chuckled and she smiled.
"Lewis lights up around him. He's like a different kid"
I sighed a little. "It's just a shame him and Danny don't feel the same about each other. I don't want Lewis getting hurt"
She nodded. "I think Lewis is hitting puberty; he's been so moody lately. Until Danny gets here, he sulks off in his room or spends all his time on the Xbox" she said and I laughed. "I don't know what to do with him" she laughed. "Max was moody but nothing like this. Though I think he might have spent quite a lot of puberty away from home with Alex"
Needless to say, I could imagine just what they were up to during puberty. "Just be patient with him, I guess"
"I'm trying, I just wish he would go have fun with his friends more"
"Give him time" I smiled. "I never went out much when I was his age"
She nodded again. "I guess max was just trying to get away from his father"
I leant over and kissed her cheek. "You're a great mom, y'know? I wouldn't worry too much about Lewis" I smiled.
"Thanks" she said, smiling back.
I kissed her cheek again, hugging back when she gave me one of those big, motherly hugs.
"I hope I make a better mother this time around" she sighed. "No seven year long silences this time"
"You'll be fine"
"I hope so"
I smiled at her, but she didn't really return the smile. I wasn't exactly sure what to say, hugging her when she ended up in tears, crying over the fact that her baby was dead and her ex was an abusive asshole. She hugged back, still in tears, and apologised, though what she had to apologise for, I wasn't sure. I kept hugging her til she stopped crying, telling her it was fine each time she apologised. She seemed all embarrassed, smiling a little when I kissed the top of her head. Remember how I used to be the emotional support for my family?
"Are you staying for dinner?" she asked.
"If you want us to"
"Up to you but I'm gonna start cooking soon so I'd like to know" she said, wiping the tears from her face.
"We will" I smiled. "Want a hand? I'm awful at cooking but I can slice carrots" I chuckled, making her laugh.


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Chapter 16.1Mature
"Of course you can come to the meeting. It might be good for us to have a new mind in the decisions that send our kin to their deaths," Lucius said, contempt and disapproval staining his voice like blood on newly blooming carnations.
"You really don't like this war, do you?" Beth asked him, already knowing the answer.
"No, I don't. War has caused the destruction of too many families. Nevertheless, I shall continue to let my father know of my distaste, not that it would sway his decision, and so I must attend this meeting. Let's go."
Beth stood up as Lucius did, following him closely as he walked down the corridors. There weren't very many around, but there was quite a lot of noise from downstairs.
"How is the war going at the moment?" Beth asked, hurrying her pace so she could walk level with him. He seemed to notice and slowed down.
"Well, we've been slowly sending squadrons to the front, but there is no fighting as of yet. We have been mapping the battlefields and trying to keep note of the enemy's movements and imports. They have a lot of weapons, perhaps more than we know. They are prepared whilst we are not. We're trying to rectify that problem as quickly as possible."
The pair continued in silence until they reached a door. As Lucius moved to open it, a gentle female voice called to him:
"Lucius, where is Storm?"
"Mary," Lucius greeted warmly as he turned to face her. "I didn't know you were coming. I don't know where Storm is, sorry. I haven't actually seen him since late last night."
"Ah, I meant to talk to him. Do you know if he's in the city?" Mary enquired.
"Most certainly, he wouldn't leave so close to a major event without a very good reason and informing someone."
"I thought not. And I assume you have a meeting now. He surely wouldn't miss such a thing. Would you mind terribly if I entered and simply waited for him?"
"Of course not. This is Beth, the fiancée of Prince Robert."
"Ah, yes. I had heard. My sincerest apologies for what has happened to him."
"I doubt you know the full extent of it," Beth murmured.
"So do I. Though I can empathise with your loss. I am sorry."
Beth studied the woman for a few moments. "Thank you."
Lucius opened the door and entered, leaving it open for the two women to enter after him.
Beth looked Mary over, remembering Destiny mentioning the name in the forest that morning. Mary's hair reached down to her hips in a beautiful plait, the sky blue colour of her hair shimmering in the bright candle light. Her large eyes, framed by thick lashes, were the colour of terracotta and her skin that of corn silk. Her slim figure was accentuated greatly by her tight dress, which showed all of her obviously feminine curves. Beth couldn't help but feel jealous of her beauty.


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