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Summary: Danny thought it was an out of the way place where no one knew anyone, but Danny Messer would recognize Aiden Burn anywhere.
Pairing: Danny/Aiden
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All he'd wanted was a break from the dreary darkness that was the crime scene filled, seedy underside of New York City. He'd believed it was an out-of-the-way place where no one would know anyone. It wasn't true.
Danny Messer recognized Aiden Burn instantly. It was impossible for him not to notice her. Quite honestly, he'd noticed her since the moment he was partnered with her on their first case.
There were things he learned about her on that case. She was tough and more than capable of taking care of herself. She knew the job, the ups and downs and had a wit and intelligence that left him reeling. Most of all, she was pure New York.
Aiden knew how New York City worked, the first thing that bound them as partners. He'd never worked with someone who knew and fluently spoke the questionable English that was common in the city. She could finish his sentences and his trains of thought. Aiden matched him.
However, working with her had in no way lessened his immediate attraction to her. He knew when she walked into a room without looking and he could spot her in a crowd.
Even this crowd.
She was dancing on the floor to a quick salsa beat, moving flawlessly with a man who was standing entirely too close for Danny's liking. However, he wasn't Aiden's keeper.
It didn't help that she looked hot. Black suited her well, Danny decided, looking over the tank and fluttery skirt combo from his vantage point on the second level balcony of the club. She looked up then searching for the eyes she undoubtedly felt on her. He knew she felt his eyes, like she would anyone else's he told himself, but he couldn't tear his eyes away. Her eyes met his and she gave him a sultry smile as she stepped up her dancing. She threw back her head in laughter as her partner floundered and Danny chuckled.
She'd conned him into salsa lessons once, for losing a bet, and had attended them with him to make sure he followed through. Of course, she surprised him, as she constantly did, by having years of lessons under her belt. He'd scowled at her when he'd found out, and she'd sweetly asked him if he wanted to dance.
Now, however, he had the surprise. He hadn't expected to like the dancing, but after having such a surprise from Aiden – and the added bonus of the workout it provided him – he continued. Being able to keep up with Aiden on the floor was an added bonus. He watched her flawlessly switch partners for another fifteen minutes before draining what was left of his beer and weaving his way onto the dance floor. He caught up with her and she gave him a knowing grin, fitting back against him as he fell into step.
She knew he was jealous.
"Green-eyed monster," she quipped, turning to face him, following his simple lead. He wasn't going to argue with her, especially on something small like jealously. They kept things simple for a while until Danny noticed her eyes wandering to the more complicated steps of other pairs. He changed his style, leading her through a faster set of steps, twists and turns. Aiden didn't miss a beat, not having to think but knowing where the next step would fall. People around them were starting to stop and watch as Danny gradually increased the speed, complexity and intensity of the dance. Aiden followed him easily, effortlessly gliding across the dance floor, her hair swirling around her with each turn. They felt the tangible heat between them as the continued, smouldering eyes meeting cloudy blue as his hand connected with her back after a turn. Danny felt Aiden shiver.
"Cold?" he asked, knowing it couldn't be true. Aiden shook her head, gracing him with a sultry smile as Danny pulled her closer and she arched over his arm for the end of the dance. There was a round of applause and Danny and Aiden jolted, looking around at the stunned faces of most of the patrons. Aiden bowed with a laugh and waved. Danny just grinned like an idiot.
"Drink?" she breathed in his ear, pressing close as her chest heaved from the exertion. He nodded. They made their way to an intimate table in the back, Aiden oblivious to the eyes that followed her. Danny was not and contented himself with a hand on her lower back.
"You're a celebrity," he joked and was inwardly surprised at her sheepish look.
"You ventured into my domain," she replied. "I come here all the time." A stray bus boy made his way over and Aiden caught his eye, sweetly asking for two glasses of water. The smile she gave him when he agreed would have melted even the most religious saint and Danny almost couldn't suppress his laughter at the dumbstruck look.
"No one knows I'm a cop," she said conspiratorially. "And I like it that way." Danny laughed as Aiden's eyes sparkled in mischief. She relaxed against the back of the bench and Danny realized he hadn't seen her this relaxed in ages, a tribute to their overwhelming work load over the last little while.
"You've been working hard," she said after a few moments of silence, referring to his dancing. Danny gave her a shrug, inwardly appreciative of her comments.
"It's a good workout," he defended, even though he knew he didn't have to.
"Excuses, excuses," she taunted, leaning over the table.
"I don't make excuses," he replied haughtily. "I consider you a friend and friends don't need excuses."
"And your enemies won't believe them," she finished the quote for him. He was slightly surprised she remembered that, a quote he'd said close to the beginning of their partnership, but kept his mouth shut. Aiden sat back smugly as the bus boy returned and deposited two waters on the table. Aiden rewarded him with a disarming grin as she jumped for her water, guzzling down half of it before taking a breath.
"Thirsty?" he asked rhetorically, a hint of teasing in his voice. Aiden stuck her tongue out at him and he smiled.
"What? Did I wear you out?" he asked, the picture of complete innocence. Aiden scrunched up her nose.
"Nah, but dancing like that makes the body lose some essential fluids," she told him matter-of-factly, stirring the ice cubes around in her glass with her straw. Finally, after a few moments of silence, Aiden concentrating on the ice in her glass and Danny just watching, Aiden bent forward over the table, eyes full of honesty and sincerity.
"I like it when you surprise me," she told him.
"You always surprise me," he replied, imitating her position over the table. They were close together now, close enough that with the most miniscule of movements, they'd be caught in a long overdue kiss. Neither moved, waiting for the other to go first. Finally, Aiden took a deep breath.
"Surprise me," she requested, her voice just loud enough to be heard over the music. Danny didn't hesitate. He leaned in, sealing his mouth over hers. She responded immediately, matching him here as she did in everything else. Finally he pulled away, moving over and patting the empty spot he'd made for her, guiding her around with the hand he hadn't let go of. She followed, sitting beside him on the bench of the booth. He wrapped an arm around her, pulling her against him cosily. She tucked her head in the juncture between his head and shoulder, reclining against him as they watched the dancers move across the floor. His fingers drew absent patterns on her hip, the stretch of skin exposed between her skirt and tank. Suddenly, she sat up straight and faced him.
"I've wanted this for a while, you know," she said. Danny looked at her quizzically.
"This," she answered his unasked question, gesturing between them. "Being with you." Danny couldn't stop the jump in his pulse at her words.
"Being with me?" he managed to choke out. Aiden rolled her eyes and shoulders in frustration.
"I don't kiss just any guy, Danny, contrary to water cooler gossip." Danny arched an eyebrow.
"I wouldn't know. I tend not to listen around the water cooler," he told her honestly. She looked down at her folded hands in a moment of coyness.
"Aiden?" She looked up at him, her face uncharacteristically shy.
"I want this," she said. Danny grinned. Between them, it was a rare moment of seriousness, one that Danny was attempting to lighten. Aiden didn't return the grin and his smile softened.
"Trust me, Aiden, I want this too," he told her taking on his own tone of seriousness. Her face lit up as she pulled him to his feet, wrapping her arms around his neck, his wrapping around her waist. It was a quick hug before Aiden pulled him by the hands to the dance floor.
"Dance with me," she said in his ear, pressing her body against his. He fell easily into step with her, following her lead, watching her demeanour shift to sultry and seductive. He was grateful for their revelations as he bent to kiss her. She responded fervently, opening her mouth to his probing tongue. They broke away breathlessly when air became a necessity.
"My place is just down the street," she cooed into his ear, nipping the lobe lightly. Danny couldn't help the shiver that drilled its way down his spine at the contact. He responded by nipping at her neck, his body reacting to the resulting moan.
"Lead the way," he said, his voice low. Aiden flashed him a sexy smile, pulling him out the door and into the mild New York night.
The walk to her apartment took only a few minutes, and a few minutes longer due to the frequent breaks they took for a few more intimate and passionate moments. Finally, Aiden pulled out her keys and fit one into the front door of her apartment complex. Danny followed her in, hands on her hips. He attacked her neck as they waited for the elevator and she attacked him inside the car. They stumbled to her door mouths still fused together. Aiden fumbled her keys, having to turn to her door and away from Danny. He, however, didn't give her a reprieve. He kissed her shoulder, pushing her bra strap and tank top out of the way.
If either had the mindset to look at their current situation dispassionately for a minute, it was obvious this was the accumulation of years of years of partnership and the steady build up of sexual tension. However, both were too wrapped up in desire to focus on anything but each other. They tumbled into Aiden's apartment as the lock clicked and Aiden turned the door handle. Danny spun her to face him, kicking the door shut and claiming her lips. Desire was mounting at an alarming pace, consuming both. Aiden moaned as Danny pushed her against her door, settling himself against the yielding curves of her body. Danny responded with a groan of his own, thrusting up against her. In a moment of clarity, Danny pulled away. They both panted breathlessly.
"I'm assuming you don't do this with just any guy either," he said to her running his hands over her stomach, under her tank. Aiden shook her head, resting it against the door, eyes closed as her hands drifted over his shoulders. He removed his hands from her stomach, cupping her face. Her eyes opened and locked with his.
"Then I'm assuming this is more than a one night stand," he whispered, searching her desire-ridden gaze. Her hands followed his arms until they covered his, a smile blossoming over her face.
"Never." Danny let go of a ragged breath at her words.
"Are you sure then?" he asked her, his last shred of sanity before he dove into the blissful abyss that was the tousled-haired temptress in front of him.
"I've never been so sure of anything in my life," she told him, her face filled with honesty. He captured her lips in his, plundering her mouth relentlessly. She pulled him blindly to her bedroom, falling back on the bed him on top of her. He stopped again, eyes wandering her face.
"I'm so in love with you," he whispered to her. She gave him a blinding smile as she kissed him sweetly, a far cry from the unrestrained passionate ones they'd shared from the beginning.
"Me too," she echoed. It was the last of their talking for a while.
Later, they lay cuddled together, her back to his chest, his arms wrapped comfortably around her waist, hers folded on top of his. He pressed a kiss to her bare shoulder.
"I love you," he whispered, linking one of his hands with hers. She smiled, even though he couldn't see it.
"I love you too," she answered, her eyelids closing sleepily. He too closed his eyes.
"Good night, Aiden," he said softly, pressing one last kiss to the side of her neck.
"Good night, Danny," she replied, drifting off to sleep.


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Remor, also known as The Terrible Black, is the Prince of darkness who lives in the fifth reality. He is a large, shadow-like creature who manipulates humans into killing, making them suffer for his enjoyment. He serves as one of two main antagonists of the game Fran Bow (The other being Dr. Oswald Harrison). He was a creation of an experiment by Dr. Oswald, acting as an avatar of the psychosis and fear of Fran Bow, the game's main protagonist. With that said, he could be real or a figment of Fran's insanity.
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Adelaide, Jan 18: Flamboyant Australian opener David Warner says, Sachin Tendulkar is the only in-form Indian batsman who is amongst runs, in the struggling Indian batting line-up in the on-going Test series against Australia, as he expects the rest to show some aggression in the fourth and final Test to be played at Adelaide from next Tuesday.
The 25 year old swashbuckling opener, has said "there might be a lot of people in their shed wondering how they're going to score runs" "In my mind there is probably only one player (in form) and that's Sachin Tendulkar who looks like he's using a sight screen when he comes out to bat.
He further added saying others are world class cricketers. If we look at the amount of runs they have got in their careers, is just phenomenal. He also said that Aussies expect them to show some expression in the Adelaide Test.
The master blaster who has got a couple of half centuries during the series, which India trail by 0-3, but he continues to chase an elusive 100th international hundred.
Aussie Opener also said, the Indian team is under pressure and is undergoing crisis after losing seven matches back to back on foreign soil, while Aussies aim to make it eight in a row as they eye for a whitewash at Adelaide.
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. Hey now ! You said you were off of here, because of no respect! Remember good bye? We are judged by our word! Yes?<quoted text>Nice foreign language link. I used to work at Toyota Georgetown. Used to being the key words. So I was speaking from experience but of course that can be outdated besides my experience with Toyota being AMERICAN, not Japanese.
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#20220 Aug 31, 2013
this is all you have if you want to clean it up. scroll down and listen to 05-01 election process instructional video first
if you click "county organizers" tab on the left the page will open with the all the states and you can see who is signed up as organizers. jurist are not on this list.
this is to simple to form. a second grader could get this together.
#20221 Aug 31, 2013
Another person that can't read! Go back & show me where I made a post that said that. And when you can't, admit your error IF you are grown up.
And whether you do or not, you will be judged by YOUR words.
#20222 Aug 31, 2013
on this topic/post There are more & more posters that can NOT agree to simply disagree & consequently call other posters diaper wearers,'tea baggers' racists etc with NO basis what so ever other than they are close minded so I will post much less if at all.
Have a good time folks
Now- what does this say? Who is right? And who is wrong? English is hard to understand---- huh preacher?
#20223 Aug 31, 2013
For one thing, It does NOT say that I would NOT post again. And that is the bottom line of the whole claim/issue. So much for the accusations about/against me.
Which means that YOU & others are WRONG!
#20224 Sep 1, 2013
And you're too ignorant to read your own links.
Now had you read your own article, you would have read that only half of Toyota's vehicles are made in Japan. Imagine how much better US autos would be today had they been able to get rid of unions in half of their plants ten or fifteen years ago.
Here is an article from 2008 by Manufacturing.net . According to them, wages of UAW workers and non-union American Toyota workers are very similar. The difference? Benefits.
While wages were about the same, with benefits, the UAW workers cost American auto companies almost one-third more per hour in total compensation.
In a more recent article in May of this year by Forbes, UAW workers pay and compensation is MORE than one-third higher than Toyota.
Add to that white collar jobs at American plants pay almost twice what Toyota pays their employees for such jobs, and it's easy to do the calculations why Toyota makes a much better product than American auto manufacturers.
#20225 Sep 1, 2013
. Did you ever visit a mental hospital? No one there are ever wrong. The wrong is everyone else! You can't help yourself, but you should at least admit your own statements! Just saying!
#20226 Sep 1, 2013
Not meaning to be petty but how did you score for reading comprehension in school.....just saying
#20227 Sep 1, 2013
I'm supporting Gilligan.
#20228 Sep 1, 2013
No one
#20229 Sep 1, 2013
No one
#20231 Sep 2, 2013
Hey Canton, what do you think about this?
by WARNER TODD HUSTON 2 Sep 2013, 2:51 AM PDT
In what is being reported as a surprise move, the 40,000 members of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) announced that they have formally ended their association with the AFL-CIO, one of the nation's largest private sector unions. The Longshoremen citied Obamacare and immigration reform as two important causes of their disaffiliation.
In an August 29 letter to AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka, ILWU President Robert McEllrath cited quite a list of grievances as reasons for the disillusion of their affiliation, but prominent among them was the AFL-CIO's support of Obamare.
"We feel the Federation has done a great disservice to the labor movement and all working people by going along to get along," McEllrath wrote in the letter to Trumka.
The ILWU President made it clear they are for a single-payer, nationalized healthcare policy and are upset with the AFL-CIO for going along with Obama on the confiscatory tax on their "Cadillac" healthcare plan.
The Longshoreman leader said, "President Obama ran on a platform that he would not tax medical plans and at the 2009 AFL-CIO Convention, you stated that labor would not stand for a tax on our benefits." But, regardless of that promise, the President has pushed for just such a tax and Trumka and the AFL-CIO bowed to political pressure lining up behind Obama's tax on those plans.
#20233 Sep 3, 2013
Get real and get a brain-Brietbart-come on. Anybody with half a brain knows about the outright lies that puke of a site puts out. Keep on driving that truck slobbering over every word that Rush, Breck and Hannity throws out there. The internet is full of information, you chose stupid.
#20234 Sep 3, 2013
Show us a rebuttal instead of attacking the author of the story. That proves nothing when you do that without proof.
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#20237 Sep 3, 2013
Oh Right! And Breitbart was lying in the undercover video/recordings of A.C.O.R.N.?? I see what you mean.
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#20239 Sep 3, 2013
. Not being petty- but did you also work for CIA? You need to have been a priest, or go to confession! Are you close to 100 years old? Just asking???
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#20240 Sep 3, 2013
Who cares ?
#20241 Sep 3, 2013
I am sure that your response will be flippant but is there a point in your question?
Once again, When someone does NOT have a comment or logical rebuttal of substance, they (you) come back with obscurity.
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The students, mostly from Andhra Pradesh, may also bedeported as authorities shut down Tri-Valley University inPleasanton, a major suburb in San Francisco Bay Area, oncharges of a massive immigration fraud.
A number of students were interrogated by authorities andalso forced to wear radio collars fitted with GPS technologyto track their movements.
"They (the students) were tagged with some sort ofmonitoring system placed on their ankles," Jayaram Komati ofthe Telugu Association of North America told a private Indianchannel.
"...it is none of their (the students'') fault, but theuniversity is at fault as it violated some rules andregulations because of which all the students are beingvictimised in this whole situation.
"We heard that (External Affairs Minister) S M Krishna istrying to talk to the State Department. Hopefully this type ofpressure will make this much easier (to resolve the issue),"he was quoted as saying.
An unnamed Indian student, who was among those duped, saidthe university was shut down all of a sudden.
"We don''t know what is happening with the university andthe US government. We have been told that we are illegalimmigrants," he was quoted as saying by the channel, addingthat 100 students of the university, which had a total of4,400, have been affected.
"We went to the local Senator and the Indian embassy. Wealso met the local attorney to help us but everyone is sayingthat this is the deportation process. People from immigrationoffice came to my room and said they needed some informationabout our college. Before going, they put tags on our anklesand said this is the tracking system."
State Department spokesman P J Crowley yesterday saidthat any activity involving visa fraud would obviously be ofgreat concern to the US. "The investigation of that is done bylaw enforcement, obviously with our cooperation, since we arethe ones who issue visas."
According to a federal complaint filed in a Californiacourt last week, the University helped foreign nationalsillegally acquire immigration status. The students arereported to have paid lakhs of rupees for obtaining a visa fortheir category and also for students work permit.
Investigations by Immigration and Custom Enforcement(ICE) found that while students were admitted to variousresidential and on-line courses of the university and on paperlived in California, in reality they "illegally" worked invarious parts of the country as far as Maryland, Virginia,Pennsylvania, and Texas. ICE called Tri-Valley a "shamuniversity".


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Altoona Mirror (Newspaper) - June 5, 2001, Altoona, Pennsylvania INSIDE TODAYLIFE: Kids take to the streets for countywide youth celebration for fifth year / Pl_ BUSINESS: Economic growth rate for Pa. in 1990s was nation's eighth slowest / AS NATION: Victims of on-the-job mistreatment could collect cash awards for back pay / ClAltoona mirror © Copyright 2001TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 2001 500 newsstand ■■■■■■■■■■■■After coach's death, band members play hearts out By Kevin Ott Staff Writer At Keith Junior High School, there are 200 musicians who just won handfuls of awards and who never expected their instructor to inspire them in the way he did. On Saturday, bands from Keith went to Darien Lake Park near Buffalo, N.Y., to compete at Music in the Parks, an adjudicated festival for junior high bands. About 12 hours earlier, they learned that Jeff Osmolinski, their percussion coach, died in a car accident. __They still went to the Osmolinski festival. And they took home ll top honors, including the Esprit de Corps award, given to the school with the overall best display of spirit. Band director Jon Yon always will remember finding out about Osmolinski's death and how he dreaded telling the students. The volunteer coach died after an accident at a Cambria County roadwork site. Yon called the student musicians, 200 strong, to an assembly Friday afternoon. "It was devastating," he said. 'Tm guessing that over 80 percent of the kids had never lost someone close to them." Osmolinski — the kids called him "Oz" — was 22 years old. Yon met him when he started as bandleader at Keith a decade ago, when Oz was in ninth grade, leading his fellow drummers in the percussion section. Soon after his graduation from Keith, Osmolinski helped as a percussion director at Roosevelt Junior High. But his heart was still at Keith, and he eventually made his way back. A few days before he died, he spent an entire night making final adjustments to a arum set the students would be taking to Buffalo with them. It was the same drum set he spent months reconditioning from a dilapidated state so it could be used at all. He always was doing that sort of thing, Yon said. "He had to give everything for the kids," he said. Learning of Osmolinski's death was especially tough on the kids because he was so young. He held the place of the cool teacher, the one all the boys want to be like and all the girls harbor secret crushes on. As a result, the students had a special bond with him that they didn't have with many teachers. Please see Top/Page A4 Dancer provides insight to a rrests By Phil Ray Staff Writer HOLLIDAYSBURG - An exotic dancer at an Altoona strip bar testified Monday that she agreed to help state drug agents make undercover cocaine buys at local clubs after overdosing herself in July 1999. The testimony by Tawmya Over — who helped investigators make about 30 to 35 drug buys around Altoona — provided an insight into the cocaine business that witnesses said is part of the local club scene. Over appeared on the stand Monday in a drug case involving another dancer charged with being part of two cocaine sales to agents of the West Drug Task Force. Over also is a key figure in the case against alleged dealer Scott Smeltzer, who was extradited back to Blair County earlier this week. She testified before a state grand jury in Harrisburg about the drug activities of Smeltzer, a disc jockey who entertained at the clubs, a man witnesses said was known for his wild parties at which he supplied drugs for free. Because of testimony from Over and others — including Sandra Martz, the 34-year-old Fallentimber woman on trial this week in Blair County Court — Smeltzer has been charged with 16 counts of possession with intent to deliver or delivery of cocaine, conspiracy, two counts of operating a corrupt organization and one count of racketeering. In Martz's trial Monday, agent Albert Adams of the state attorney general's office, said that Over introduced him to Martz while at The Palace night club Dec. 30,1999, and Martz, in turn, introduced him to Brett Davis. Adams said a deal was struck under which Martz and Davis agreed to sell him 7 grams, or more than $400 worth, of cocaine. According to testimony, Davis left The Palace and returned with the drugs and Martz placed the cocaine in the right pocket of his coat. A second alleged deal brokered by Martz came Feb. 18, 2000, when Over said she received a call from Martz who said the drugs were available at The Palace. 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Last Saturday, I was invited to an event held at Victoria Quarter and the theme was winter skincare. The first stop was Space NK and the girls are always welcoming there. Also, I was eyeing up the new Hourglass Ambient Palette as I walked past the Hourglass section. We were introduced to the brand Sunday Riley, more specifically Martian Mattifying Melting Water-Gel Toner and U.F.O. Ultra-Clarifying Face Oil. I love the names of these and yep that face oil is green but it won't leave your skin that colour! I believe these are Space NK exclusive and are aimed at oily to acne prone skin.
And of course, being at Space NK, we couldn't leave without talking about the latest makeup releases! We were shown:
Hourglass Ambiente Lighting Edit Surreal Light palette
Chantecaille Lion collection
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Just look at the palette below. A blogger's dream right?
The next stop was Liz Earle. We was taken upstairs to the consultation area where we was introduced to the brand, the history and Liz's vision. It's always interesting to know about all of this as I didn't know much about Liz Earle previously. I have only heard of the famous Cleanse & Polish.
By keeping it simple, there is an easy three step skin care routine where the majority of products is a one fits all skin types. With her Skin Repair moisturisers, they all have the exact same ingredients but the concentration of each ingredient differs to cater the different skin types. Interesting or what?!
We had also looked at the latest launches, Superskin Treatment Oil for body, Superskin Dry Oil for body and the Superskin Overnight Mask. The Dry Oil is heaven. Spray then rub it in and you're done. It's great for those lazy people like myself.
Half of this floor was filled with the Christmas gift sets. I mean, look how dreamy it is? I love a good display layout.
There's also a mini library where you can relax and read magazines there. I haven't come across any shops that has this. Also, they have cake Fridays! You're welcome. Did you know they have their own treatment rooms? You can choose from a variety of facials and body massages and they only use Liz Earle products.
And the final stop was Kiehl's. We had a skin consultation to check what our skin type was. It was a quick and easy process. We were given two sticks where there were a circle to act like "oil gauges". We'd adhere one to our forehead and the other on our cheek for around 40 seconds. Then we would compare them to a chart. My forehead was on the oily end of the scale and my cheek was on the combination side. With a full face of makeup, I was surprised at how well this worked!
Firstly, how cute is the Christmas edition? It was released on the same day as this event. We were shown a lot of products, however, there was one product I was intrigued by the most. It was the Powerful-Strength Line-Reducing Concentrate. You can feel a warming sensation whilst the serum blends into the skin and I loved that it. When I hear Kiehl's, I would immediately think skin care. It was nice to look at what hair and body care products they have too.
The coolest thing was two of their products, the lip balm and the ultra face cream, were taken on a Mt. Everest expedition. This campaign was called Everest 88. There are photos in store where you can see climbers using these products and it's amazing to see how far Kiehl's would go to promote their products and how much they believe in it too.
This was a lovely event to start off a Saturday and my hands were very moisturised from testing the products we had tested. Product overload! It was insightful and had learnt about the brands, the cult products as well as what products the assistants swear by right now. Our skin changes in the colder months so we will need to change our skincare routine to adapt to the winter conditions. This event had opened my eyes as to what suitable products are currently out there to prepare me for it. So many choices and wanting to try everything doesn't help.
Thank you Lauren and everyone at Victoria Quarter, Space NK, Liz Earle and Kiehl's for this event!
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After a hiatus of nearly five years, the Favorite Readings series is back. This—the fourth volume—is the largest so far, offering eighteen selections. Each article was previously published in the Utah Historical Quarterly and was chosen on the basis of readability, charm, and its contribution to the historical record—qualities that had made it a personal favorite of the managing editor when it was originally published.
As the subtitle suggests, the unifying theme in this volume is youth. We will see young people make their way across the Utah landscape in a variety of situations and circumstances. In some of the articles, they are typical youngsters engaging in frolic and fun; in some they are innocent victims caught up in tragedy and heartbreak; in others they are simply children dealing with life's vicissitudes—coping, striving, and growing up fast.
The reader will encounter two distinctive types of articles in this volume, intermixed to provide variety. Nine are memoirs and nine are traditional third-person narrative histories. They vary in length from a few pages to full article size. However, in each case they speak to what the social historian Elliott West called "the universal experience" of young people. Regardless of the age or frame of reference of the individual reader, this book will no doubt stimulate a flood of memories and emotions because we were all young once.
And what youngster never escaped that unforgettable moment of feeling embarrassed by something a parent said or did? The opening article, recalling a crushing moment in the life of a sensitive thirteen-year-old, is of that type. What child cannot recall sneaking into a forbidden place, albeit less spectacular than a niche in grandpa's barn that holds a human skeleton? The final article is of that type. The sixteen articles in between deliver the same level of entertainment.
Many, perhaps most, could have happened almost anywhere in the American West, even elsewhere in America. The second selection is a good example.There a child recalls that horrific day in 1924 when the Castle Gate mine explosion killed 176 men, including her father and grandfather. The third article also has a universal complexion as it analyzes the challenges of juvenile rowdyism and delinquency on the Utah frontier.
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Given the amazing resiliency and optimism of children, it is not surprising that the bulk of these pages ring with the laughter, shouts, and kinetic energy of children being children. They are drawn in wide-eyed wonder to gypsy camps, drop home-made bombs into canyons outside of town, and sled down city streets at exhilarating speeds.One girl describes the familiar faces of people and storefronts as she makes her rounds, donkey-back, through a mining town. Another details the distinctive challenges, torments, hurts, and rewards of straddling cultures in a multiethnic community. We identify with them at every turn. They are us.
Unrepresented in these pages are kings, conquerors, inventors, or other great men and women of history. Rather, this is social history, a genre scholars a few years ago dubbed the New Social History. We read of ordinary people doing ordinary things, with a cumulative effect; the more of these types of articles we read, the keener our understanding of how life really was. In some instances, quantifiable demographic data carry the story; in most, simple anecdotal sources do the job. Each article makes a contribution in its own way.
For those readers who do not particularly care about historiographical classifications but are looking for simple entertainment, joy awaits. What better way to look at Utah's colorful past that through the simple, honest prism of a child's eyes?
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Chapter 18.
The Skeleton in Grandpa's Barn
Herbert Z. Lund Jr.
As the people of Salt Lake City continue to obliterate the charm of Temple Square with a growing ring of skyscrapers, it is probably inevitable that an office building will be erected near the corner of West Temple and North Temple streets and a skeleton bedded down in old issues of the Improvement Era will be excavated. Explanations will be asked for this rather irregular disposal of human remains and they are hereby given.
The man whose skeletal remains lie in the shadow of Temple Square was a murderer executed April 30, 1912, at Utah State Prison.
He had concealed his true identity and died under the assumed name of J. J. Morris.1 The Lund family spoke of the remains only as the "Skeleton in Grandpa's Barn," for it was stored there many years.
My father, Herbert Z. Lund Sr., was the physician on a part-time basis at the Utah State Penitentiary for several years after he started his practice in Salt Lake City. He was very popular with the guards and officers under Warden Arthur Pratt and also with the prisoners. I can attest to this. Occasionally, as a child, I accompanied him on the Sugar House streetcar to the prison. The memories salvaged from young childhood are of high contrast, vivid or nothing. I do remember the ride to the end of the line where the direction of the trolley was switched, the well-kept prison grounds, the complicated mechanism of opening the prison gate, the disciplined hand-on-shoulder movement of the prisoners, our happy reception by the prison personnel, the visits to the prison dairy where we were given cups of cold buttermilk, and most vivid of all, the exchange of jokes and stories between Father and the guards and prisoners.
Father was not only liked but admired. Shortly after his death, almost forty years after he had resigned his job at the prison, a former convict came to see me at my home in Cleveland, Ohio, "just to shake the hand of the eldest son and namesake of Dr. Herbert Lund." My father had trained this man to be his surgical assistant and anesthetist at the prison and helped him obtain a parole from a life sentence.
I believe it must have been a similar feeling of friendship and respect that led Morris to will his body to my father to be used for the purpose of anatomical dissection after he was sentenced to death. According to my father, Morris cynically chose to be hanged rather than shot because it would incur a greater expense to the State of Utah.
Following the execution, the dissection was carried out, I believe at the old Judge Mercy Hospital,2 and the body was reduced to a skeleton.However, it was not a respectable skeleton because my father never got around to cleaning and bleaching the bones. A story is prevalent in the Lund family that my father and William Willis, the druggist, took the skeleton to the open country near Beck's Hot Springs and boiled it in sulfur water and lime. To make the story more savvy, it is said that a hobo chanced by and fled in terror at the awful sight. I have doubted this story because the bones as I saw them had not been well cleaned, and through the years it maintained a peculiar rancid odor. However, evidence collected by my brother Paul3 suggests that the story may be true: to explain why the bones were not properly prepared, it is said that Father became acutely ill at the time,presumably from the noxious vapors, and the project was discontinued.4
My father intended eventually to make the skeleton into a fine teaching specimen, but with the burden of a steadily increasing medical practice he never got around to finishing the job. In the meantime he nailed the skeleton up in a wooden box and stored it in the unused hayloft of my grandfather's barn on West Temple Street.
A skeleton in a barn cannot be kept secret, and the grandchildren of Apostle Anthon H. Lund found sinister excitement in opening the box and contemplating the remains, so the loft was made "off limits" and barricaded. The trap door to the loft was padlocked, but there were other ways to get into it—up the hay chute or through the boarded windows. The routes required considerable skill in climbing and frequently cautious carpenter work, but this only added to the adventure. My brother Richard and I and cousins Alton, John, Robert, and Elmo Lund were mostly involved, but we also conducted guided tours for outsiders. We had an immense respect for the remains of a murderer, and although the bones were handled they were always replaced.
Typically, on our way to break and enter, we would go through Grandpa's house to the kitchen to help ourselves to gooseberry pie or a bowl of red raspberries. Grandma (Sarah Ann Peterson Lund) kept not only an open house but an open kitchen. It was a large room furnished with chairs and a big square table, and it was stocked with pies, fruits, home-grown berries, cheese, milk, and occasionally, but not officially known by the grandchildren or grandfather, homemade beer. Grandma was fortunate in having most of her immediate family near her in Salt Lake, and this was not only a snack-bar for her six grown sons and stray grandchildren but an arena of wit and conversation, Grandma setting the pace. We ate our pie or berries, and after we got tired of the grownup fun we would leave by way of the back door, ostensibly to play in the barnyard. After completing our ulterior mission,we never returned by the same route because the characteristic odor we exuded would let the folks know we had been in the hayloft. It was best to go directly home to the bathroom and wash up.Washing at the faucet out in the barnyard was usually inadequate.
After Grandpa Lund died in 1921, the skeleton remained in the barn another five or six years, but the grandchildren were growing up and moving away and a certain degree of custodial care was lost. Raids by outsiders were made on the barn. After a raid by children from the nearby Monroe School in which some of the bones were stolen,Grandma decided to have the skeleton buried. I was the natural choice to do this. "Get Zack. He's going to go to medical school."
At an arranged time, I met Grandma, who was to supervise the proceedings, and I sensed a note of anticipation, possibly mischief, although this was her usual air. I brought the rather depleted remains down from the hayloft, dug a grave in the seclusion of the barnyard, and laid out the bones in approximate anatomical order. Grandma had a large stack of old LDS Church literature on the back porch, mostly issues of the Improvement Era that she wanted to get rid of, and she asked me to carry these out to the grave. She stood at the head of the grave, opened them, and slowly dropped them in, pausing intermittently to read and comment upon a selected pearl of wisdom or an exhortation to righteousness. She called attention to the benefits the deceased might obtain by perusing the contents of the literature being buried with him—already conveniently opened to some of the best passages—and hoped that by so doing he would improve his chances in the hereafter. After the Improvement Eras were distributed over the remains, I was instructed to shovel the dirt back. The ceremony was brief and simple.
I have been asked exactly where the grave is, but it is hard to say. It is still an open piece of ground. If I could determine where the old barn stood and find the line of the old plank fence along the south side of the barnyard, I could locate it exactly; but these have been gone for many years. A service station encroaches on the grave site from one side and a row of houses looks out upon it from another. It already has lost the peace and dignity of the old barnyard, and in time, I suppose, even this spot of ground will give way to steel and cement.
1. Salt Lake Tribune, May 1, 1912.
2. This was the Judge Memorial School located between 600 and 700 South on Eleventh East until its demolition in the summer of 1966.
3. Personal communication with Paul J. Lund, Salt Lake City.
4. Personal communication with Herbert J. Barnes, Kaysville, Utah.


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I kinda had the same problem but mine did it in all gears same setup like yours 2.5l 3 speed auto. It happened for about 5 month then drove it from cali to Wisconsin 1800 Miles used nothing but lucas tranny oil and still rove it for another week before i took it in to get fixed. when i took it in and the guy took it apart all the gears fell out. but i did at that time had 90,000 miles on the jeep, its a 97 thou. from what i was told sence i do alot of rock crawling out here. it was from wear and tare. just fuel for thought your tranny might be going out. and lucas oil does work:D:punk:
well, i hope thats not the case because at 36,000 miles, that would be transmission number two.
mine is doing the exact same thing. mine has been under water a few times and then rebuilt it i just shift mine manualy. im removing the valve body and installing a full manual shift kit. have you ever had it under water?
if you think thats what the problem is then get it checked out it might be a cheep fix better than spending 1600 for a complete rebuild. by the way do you do alot of 4 wheelin with it. and do you guys have any snow up there yet.:D
I guess I'll just have to get it looked at. well we got about 6 or 7 inches last night.:D Not much wheelin here. I only use it as a daily driver.
Im not sure if this changes anything, buy today, it finally threw a code. Came up P0740. Does anyone have any experience with this code and how to diagnose and repair? thanks for all the responses.
When was the last time you changed the fluid and filter?
well, i replaced the entire trans. with a rebuilt unit a little more than 10,000 miles ago. the fluid i used to top off the trans after the install was amsoil synthetic. I think i might drop the pan and see if that sheds any light on the problem.
mine threw a code also it was for the torque converter not locking up. im going to put a lock up switch in it to manualy control the lock up action. i might replace converter being that i had it rebuilt 500mi ago. if you do the rebuild yourself or know somebody that could do it for you the parts to rebuild are only 200 dollars
does the trans need to be removed to replace the lock up switch?
if i remember right i think you do but it was over a year ago when i had mine done.
I have a 2001 4.0 Sahara with Auto trans. Had the code come up twice. P0740. Went and had it checked. Tranny fluid brown and burned smelling. Had the tranny pulled today and the Torque Converter showed signs of wear and burned pads. I think the codes saved me cause I could have waited for total failure but hopefully saving money by getting it nipped in the butt now. Having it overhauled! UGGGGGH! Will let you know how much it cost!
Im guessing 1300
I just had my 32RH rebuilt. Everything inside was toast. Replaced everything including bigger planetaries and kevlar(?) rings and did a breather along with an aux. cooler....total was 1800
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Also when Christopher was younger he sounded much older than an 8 year old, his thoughts were deep. An 8 yr old can think that deeply, but not in that context. Christopher Robin sounds like an adult talking about spending his time like a carefree child. He would sound more like a child if he said something like, ""I also had a great time today . I love playing with all of you, and I hope these fun, happy days never ends."
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