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Welcome to the 27th installment of the four-field anthropology blog carnival, the Four Stone Hearth. There's lots of interesting material to work our way through, so let's just jump right in, shall we?
After a few thousand years out of the limelight, it looks like the biblical Queen Jezebel is getting some press again. Archaeology News brings the news of how a seal found in 1964 has been determined to belong to the naughty (or possibly just misunderstood) queen; you can get a variant of the same from Science News too. Elsewhere in Israel, the International Herald Tribune covers some discoveries linked to the first Jewish Temple in Jerusalem.
There's plenty of news next door in Egypt, as well. Archaeology News covers a Daily Mail article on King Tut — it seems that during World War II, not only were some riches taken from his tomb, but also some body parts most men would rather retain. Cronaca points out that these were hardly the only abuses inflicted on Tut's body, and that the king's face that is now on display had to have more than a little "work done" on it as a result. By the way, National Geographic has both a photo gallery and video of Tut's unveiling.
Meanwhile Mediterranean Archaeology and the Stanford News Service describe how that institution has acquired what is likely the last great private Egyptology library. And ArchaeoBlog and Daily News Egypt fill us in on a pioneering entrepreneur — who's providing historical and archaeological consulting services for crews filming documentaries on the country's historical legacy. Wrapping things up for Egypt, Archaeozoology discusses early cat taming there — although anybody that's ever lived with a cat knows full well that they just want humans to think they're tamed.
Across the Mediterranean, there's new news on the return of material that was acquired illicitly. Most of the latest batch seems to have been held by Princeton, and the details on how items were obtained still largely seem to be under wraps. Still, Looting Matters provides what information is available in six posts (to date) here, here, here, here, here, and here. CultureGrrl also chips in as well.
Not to be left out, the British isles provide plenty of good reading material as well. Of course, there are Stonehenge contributions — a nice long one from Eternal Idol, with Remote Central providing commentary on it. Remote Central also gives us a review of a recent BBC Radio 4 program on recent excavations a few kilometers northeast of Stonehenge. Basically, archaeologists on site think they've found the largest Neolithic settlement ever found in Northern Europe. I'd definitely recommend that you check out the audio program, but if you're in a hurry, there's a print version too.
Further down the road, it seems Silbury Hill may have been on the verge of being studied to death — parts of the 4,400 year old site were felt to be nearing collapse due to the sheer volume of tunnels dug into it in order to study it. Before one tunnel was refilled, the BBC was allowed in to take some pictures, and Remote Central ponders why it appears the top of the hill was lopped off at some point. A bit to the west in Wales, it seems that the "Red Lady" burial site (the earliest known human burial in Britain) has been pushed a few thousand years further into the past — Remote Central, and Greg Laden at Evolution point out how this news is being overblown in some quarters.
Moving on to the western hemisphere, a large pre-columbian settlement has been unearthed in Puerto Rico. National Geographic provides the main source of news, while Archaeology News and ArchaeoBlog pile on. Meanwhile, John Hawks asks if a 10,000 year old skeleton in Alaska is really being "re"patriated, when it's being given to locals who are likely unrelated to the skeleton's original owner / occupant.
Leaving this geographically segmented mindset entirely, Archaeozoology has started a series titled "Know Your Pathology," discussing pathologies that can be found in archaeological material. First out of the gate is Osteoarthritis.
BTW, there's a relatively new archaeology blog online — it represents the Port Tobacco Archaeological Project, just a hop, skip, and a jump down the Potomac river from Washington, DC. But of course, some other blogs must be delicately referred to as "blogs of a certain age," as is the case for Testimony of the Spade, which just turned 100 — 100 posts old, that is — so everybody head on over and have some cake. Greg Laden, meanwhile, has joined forces with the ScienceBlogs folks, so his blog is now here.
Socio-cultural Anthropology
As is so often the case, another interesting find is getting a bit overhyped in the popular press — this time at Pinnacle Point on the coast of South Africa. It's got early evidence of shellfish consumption, and attention-getting red ochre — but is it really the "earliest evidence of modern humans?" Remote Central points out earlier examples of symbolic behavior, while the paper's inclusion of this in a "behavioral package" is discussed at A Very Remote Period Indeed, while Hot Cup of Joe ponders the hunger that must have prompted the first consumption of an oyster. In a similar vein (sorry, bad pun), John Hawks gives us a bit of history on the mining of and use of red ochre in middle stone age Africa.
Across the world in Vanuatu, work continues on a Lapita cemetery found back in 2003 — the first found with more than a dozen or so individuals. The Lapita are believed to be ancestral Polynesians, moving east from Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands to eventually colonize islands scattered over millions of square miles of oceans. The archaeology of the site is revealing some unusual mortuary practices, while isotopic analysis of teeth from the site is helping to uncover the pace and order of the Lapita's expansion through the south Pacific, as well as some hints of the social contacts maintained during the colonization. Afarensis comments on the recent work, as a followup to a post earlier this year. And of course, National Geographic has a picture gallery too.
Hot Cup of Joe notes that the styles of Venus Figurines make it pretty obvious that Paleolithic men liked their women curvy (assuming, of course, that the figurines were made by men).
In a more modern context, Aardvarchaeology provides a little modern cultural exploration with his Impressions of Luoyang, on China's Yellow River.
Much ink has been shed of late on the U.S. military's initiative to use anthropologists to help smooth things over with the locals in Iraq and Afghanistan. Anthropology.net provides a first-hand account of this, while an article in CNN (via Archaeology News) discusses the use of playing cards to sensitize troops to the importance and fragility of ancient artifacts.
Bio-physical Anthropology
Things have settled down a bit now, but the blogosphere really got chattering in late October on the subject of red-headed Neanderthals. An international team was able to extract some relatively clean DNA from Neanderthal bones from Italy and Spain, and found a Neanderthal-unique variant of the MC1R gene — the same gene that in modern humans plays a large part in determining hair and skin pigmentation. It seems that this MC1R variant would have given the Neanderthal (some of them, anyway) light skin and red-to-blonde hair. The abstract to the source paper in Science is here (click through to the paper if you have an account). Meanwhile, good discussion of the paper's results abound on Anthropology.net, Gene Expression, Ontogeny, and Palaeoblog.
DNA is also shedding some new light on how the Americas were first peopled. A team of 21 researchers wrote up the results of their recent mtDNA study in PLoS ONE — the short version being that humans likely didn't promptly migrate from Asia to the Americas. On the way between the continents, the founding population apparently cooled their heels in Beringia (a.k.a. the Bering land bridge) for up to 15,000 years. Good discussion of this paper is available at Anthropology.net, Gene Expression, and Remote Central.
Shifting into CSI mode, Bill Bass' body farm (formally, the University of Tennessee's Forensic Anthropology Center) was the subject of a good, in-depth writeup by Damn Interesting. Boing Boing and Anthropology.net also chime in on the article.
Providing an unfortunate balance to all this good science, Oliver Curry is back again — and getting a little ink, at least in some quarters. If you can't quite recall the name, Curry is an economist and self-described "evolutionary theorist" who has taken to predicting that humans will diverge into two separate species by the year 3,000. In time-honored style, he says the split is to be between a tall breed of intelligent and attractive creatures, vs. a squat, unattractive, and dull-witted one. Maybe it's just a "Halloween thing" — as Pharyngula points out, this same material got dredged up about the same time last year. At least this time, the BBC didn't get into the act. More wood is tossed on the fire at Bad Science, The Corpus Callosum, and at John Hawks' place.
Oh, and if you're not sick to death of the whole James Watson mess by now, I put together a podcast episode on it.
Linguistic Anthropology
Sadly, one of the biggest recent stories in the use and evolution of language has to do with the passing of a guiding light in the field. On October 30, Washoe — a chimpanzee that became the first non-human to acquire a human language — died of natural causes at the age of 42. After retiring from military service in 1966, Washoe learned American Sign Language, eventually building a vocabulary of some 250 signs, and teaching some to three younger chimps. Afarensis passes along a few last words (not in ASL) here…
In a similarly simian vein, make sure to drop in at Shared Symbolic Storage — the host has just started a series of articles titled Baboon Metaphysics, summarizing the new book of the same name by Dorothy Cheney and Robert Seyfarth, and what baboons can teach us about the evolution of language.
Well, that wraps things up for this edition of Four Stone Hearth. If you'd like to host an edition yourself, opportunities are available beginning in December — check out the carnival's home page for instructions. Next up will be Hot Cup of Joe, hosting vol. 28 on the 21st of November. See you there!
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- Validate the connection and publish the MVC Application.
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- See the attached Demo.zip file for reference and restore the packages first, before running the solution. I have deleted all the packages due to the size issue.
Point of InterestI loved using Microsoft Azure as it allows us to deploy applications on the Cloud. That's an amazing thing offered by Microsoft .
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Koivu had said multiple times he will end his career in Montreal. Though it wouldn't have been good PR to low ball him to a contract. He would have signed it. His life was Montreal. Montreal did the right thing though, moving on.
I'm happy for him he got the 3 million contract from the Ducks. This season it seems he has rejuvenated. 20 points in 20 games and leading the ducks in PP goals. Hoping for a long post season for him and the Ducks.
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Visual Novels on PSN
Last week, some of my friends have purchased a new visual novel that becomes available on "the other system" and it's translated in english, but why not in western PSN Store? There are tons of VN from Japanese PSN that aren't ported to western store, some of them are exclusively on physical-copy only that are not available on digital. Why wouldn't they port in western countries so that they would generate income somehow? I'm getting sick of big AAA titles that only focus on online gaming, microtransactions, FPS, apocalypse, zombies and other overrated stuffs.
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Because such visual novels are very niche, and so they dont' bother.
It's the same reason no "Gundam" games make it here. While there probably is some interest in the West, there isn't enough to justify localization costs.
But how did some JP games were localize easily (like Tekken, SF, JRPGs)?
I think that localizing VN cost less than other games, they would only translate the text and no need to add engish voice.
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Sadly alot of people prefer games where you are blowing thing up,shooting other,etc...They don't care much for games where all you do is read.I myself like visual novel games.Sure they don't have gameplay but at least it makes up for it in great stories. I would rather have a game with an awesome plot than the same repetetive gameplay of running and shooting from pont A to point B. Thanks to Xseed we are getting Xblaze so if it does well then maybe we will see more VN's in the west.
"Fans who ditch a game because of the exclusion of a language they don't even speak were never fans to begin with."
Re: Visual Novels on PSN
Also we may ask them a request to publish some popular VN from the east, like Go Go Nippon! on the other system. I'm so eager to play some JP games since I already left violent world of shooters and zombies


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'We're very pleased to have him on board,' said Woolworths chief executive Trevor Bish-Jones. 'He's widely experienced and he'll do a very good job for us.'
Prior to working at property company MEPC, East, 47, ran his own consultancy and has held senior positions with building materials group Redland. He was recently appointed a non-executive director of Regus, the serviced offices company.
Bish-Jones is further bolstering the main board with two internal promotions - stepping up are Lloyd Wigglesworth, who heads the firm's successful CD and DVD distribution arm, Entertainment UK, and retail director Steve Lewis. Further non-executive directors will be appointed at some point to balance the board, Bish-Jones added.
Earlier this week, Woolworths reported a further decline in like-for-like sales although claimed it was holding its own in the fiercely competitive High Street. Sales of entertainment products were particularly poor, hit by a lack of blockbuster releases, pushing group like-for-like sales down by 4.4% over the first 18 weeks of the year. That prompted some analysts to reduce their profit forecasts and has sparked fresh concern for the group's prospects in the wake of terminated takeover talks with Apax partners in April.
The group also ruled out the return of cash to shareholders, although it stressed that it would continue with a 'progressive' dividend policy.
Woolworths is not the only High Street retailer under pressure. Figures from the British Retail Consortium overnight reveal that retail sales in May were down 2.4% on a year ago, despite a flood of discounting to attract shoppers. But Woolies is losing out to the likes of Tesco, which is forging ahead with its non-food business and competing hard in sales of music, videos, books and games.
Woolworths blamed a comparatively poor release schedule for sales of these entertainment products and said that it was taking action to limit the damage to margins. The space allocated to higher-margin goods has been increased within its stores and a comprehensive refurbishment programme of its stores continues apace.
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Keep the Suit, Lose the Nickname: A Criminal Minds AU
Book 2 All the King's Men
Chapter 11: The 19th Green
Author: Kuria Dalmatia
"In everyone's life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who rekindle the inner spirit."
- Albert Schweitzer
Admittedly, Aaron's forgiveness was frighteningly quick to earn. It didn't ease Spencer's conscience because he knew that it was one thing to say everything was okay while doped up in a hospital room, but it was something else completely when they were out in the field.
What would Aaron's reaction be when Reid favored someone else's plan/reasoning over his during a case?
He knew he had to push those thoughts aside. Aaron was out for a minimum of five weeks; rehab was going to take some time, which meant desk duty until he was cleared for the field. Spencer knew that the younger agent would push himself to recover faster, so he'd already planned on ways to keep Aaron feeling like part of the team without him compromising his health.
While Spencer called daily over the past ten days since Aaron's release, he didn't stop by Aaron's apartment. The aftermath of the Garner case had kept him in the office extremely late, preparing for and then testifying at the IA hearings. That was on top of his normal workload and being one profiler down.
Another reason he kept his physical distance was he was concerned that his presence may overwhelm Aaron. Spencer remembered how he felt while recovering from various injuries over the years. The crush of people stopping by quickly became annoying. Garcia and Elle already took turns stopping by Aaron's place, using the excuse that they were making sure that Sean Hotchner was taking proper care his brother. However, when Spencer pressed for details, the women would only say that Sean was a typical frat boy and he looked and sounded nothing like Aaron. Spencer wasn't sure if that was a good thing, but neither woman would say if Sean's presence was a help or hindrance to Aaron.
The most he got was, "You have to meet him yourself."
Tonight was the first night he had free after finishing and turning in a two hundred page, typed report to Strauss. The look on her admin's face was worth the long hours, because Spencer could easily envision Strauss's reaction when it was handed to her. To celebrate, Spencer picked up Ethiopian takeout—something he'd promised the younger agent weeks ago—and headed over to Aaron's place. He had tried to call Aaron and then Sean beforehand, but both phones went directly to voice mail.
Spencer now walked down the hallway to Aaron's apartment, carrying a bag of food. He could hear raised voices coming from the agent's apartment and saw that the door was slightly ajar.
Years in the BAU demanded that he put the bag down, draw his revolver, and approach with caution, being ready to talk down or shoot the intruder. Instead, he shifted the bag to his other arm and palmed his gun as he got closer.
"Will you stop trying to goddamn control me!" shouted a younger male with a distinct Virginia drawl.
"I'm not fucking controlling you," Aaron snarled back. "For God's sake, you're throwing away four years of work! You have fifteen credit hours left to get your degree! What is so damn hard about sticking it out?"
"Fuck you, Aaron! Fuck you!"
"So you're just going to give up. And then you're going to come back here with your hand out after you blow through your trust fund and goddamn beg me to help you out!"
"Stop profiling me, Aaron!"
"If I profiled you, really profiled you, you'd be in that corner, crying like the immature, bratty child that you are!"
"You have no idea—no idea—what it's like to follow your dreams. Oh no! Because Dad was a lawyer and you were a lawyer, you think that I have to be a lawyer!"
"You need a goddamn real degree in a real goddamn field!"
"You know what? You're not Dad. You'll never be Dad!"
"And you should pray to every fucking deity you can think of that I'm not!"
Reid was at the door of the apartment, hand still on his gun. The door swung open, momentarily blinding him with the sudden light. He heard the younger man scoff, "There's a gun-wielding Mormon at your door, asshole."
Reid blinked.
Aaron's yelled, "Proselytizing Mormons don't carry guns, shithead!" carried down the hallway.
A young, tall blonde haired man came into view, motorcycle helmet in hand. He would have shoulder-checked Reid if Reid hadn't stepped aside. He watched as the guy marched down the hallway, oblivious to his surroundings. Reid turned toward the open door and took a tentative step towards it.
He knocked.
He wasn't expecting to hear, "I'm an atheist, I fuck men up the ass, and do you seriously believe a bunch of Israelites migrated from Khor Kharfot to America six hundred years before the birth of Christ? Or that Jesus popped by America on his sold out Resurrection Tour? C'mon!"
It took a moment for Reid to recover, because he never thought he'd ever hear that coming from the mouth of Aaron Hotchner.
A large shadow suddenly loomed in the doorway and twenty dollars was shoved in his face. Aaron's tone was even surlier. "Give me all your Watchtowers so you don't bother my goddamn neighbors!"
To which Spencer replied drily, "Watchtower is a publication by the Jehovah's Witnesses. Mormons carry, well, the Book of Mormon."
There was a long moment of silence. The shadow became eerily still. Reid's eyes adjusted to stare at Aaron Hotchner dressed in basketball shorts and an oversized t-shirt. His left shoulder and arm were in an uncomfortable-looking, heavy-duty sling to keep it stabilized as it healed. Aaron's hair was messy and his beard was an uneven scruffy mess. It just wasn't a good look.
Aaron's mouth hung open. It flopped a few times. Finally, Aaron spoke, his voice an octave higher than it would normally be. "Sir? You, ah, oh God … what did you … ah … hear?"
Spencer could help but laugh, "You're an atheist, I'm a lucky man, and apparently I dress like a member of the Mormon Church. Oh, and you know your Latter Day Saints theology."
Aaron closed his eyes. The humiliation was clear on his face. His right hand grabbed the door frame and he hung his head. "Sir … I want to …"
"Spen-sir," Spencer corrected, hoping that the delicate joke between them would help ease tension. "I brought dinner." He held up the bag.
It took a few moments but Aaron finally relented, shuffling over to his dining room table and pushing feebly at the mess on top of it.
Spencer glanced around as he closed and locked the door.
Unlike last time he'd been here, the place was decidedly messy. He could smell stale cigarettes and the funky waft of spilled beer. Field agents in the BAU who lived alone tended to be meticulous about their living spaces, mainly keeping it tidy so that they could better recognize if something was tampered with. Spencer noted the blankets and pillows on the main couch, the strewn DVD jackets on top of the table, and the lamp that used to be on the end table was now on the floor next to the table.
Quickly, Spencer walked over to the dining table and set the bag on it. "Sit down," he said softly.
Aaron obeyed, his shoulders slumped and looking every kind of miserable as he scratched as his beard. It didn't take much to clear off two spots on the table; they had dined in much smaller spaces and much dirtier surroundings while in the field.
He opened the bag and efficiently laid out dinner. Spencer was thankful he kept it simple: injera with sega wat, iab and kitfo. He knew Aaron began watching him as the takeout containers came out of the bag. It wasn't the traditional way of serving the cuisine; that would require a large platter and a basket for the injera. Still, Spencer did the best he could without (hopefully) making Aaron feel any worse.
He always knew that Aaron had a temper; all of them did. He knew it was ferocious and vicious just by the way the man had to rein himself back sometimes talking to UnSubs, especially towards abusive parents.
Spencer didn't utter a word as he grabbed a piece of injera, tore off a piece and handed it to Aaron, who accepted it. Aaron didn't move, just held the bread limply in his hand until Spencer got his own piece of injera, scooped up a bit of the sega wag, and popped it in his mouth. He chewed for a moment, watching as Aaron mimicked his movements. Spencer then realized that they didn't have any beverages.
"Tea in the fridge?"
"The pitcher on the left. The one on the right is some insidious concoction my brother insists is hip."
"He's twenty-two."
"And I'm apparently too goddamn old." Aaron let out a harsh breath. "I'm sorry, sir."
"Spen-sir," he called over his shoulder as he headed toward the fridge. If the rest of the house was a mess, the kitchen was a damn war zone. The fridge was filled with saucepans, Ziploc bags, and plastic containers. Spencer pulled out the pitcher of tea. He located two clean glasses. Bringing those and the tea back to the table, Spencer was thrilled to see Aaron eating.
The gauntness in his cheeks was appalling.
"What I said earlier …" Aaron began, sounding all kinds of miserable.
"Was a private conversation between family members," Spencer interrupted as he set the glass in front of the younger man and poured it full.
"It was inappropriate …"
"You're allowed to express yourself, Aaron."
And, damn, that got a reaction. Aaron stared at him, eyes blazing with that terrifying intensity of his. "You have no idea …"
"You mentioned profiling your brother until he was a mess in the corner," Spencer cut in blandly. "Well, I've got more experience than you do and have read your personnel file. We really don't need to go down that path, do we?"
Just like that, the fire left Aaron. He sulked, looking every bit the surly young man who had stormed out of his apartment. He ate in silence, although only reaching for the food when Spencer did.
While Aaron may have forgiven him for the reason he was shot, Spencer wondered if that same generosity would extend to the fact, "I had Garcia contact Sean."
"I'm not mad that you did it." However, Aaron tossed down the injera in disgust. He wiped at his chin whiskers with the napkin. "It's just that you don't know what a selfish, narcissistic prick he can be. You don't have crystal ball, sir. You're not always right."
"I never said I was," he countered.
"All you know about Sean is what I wanted you to know. I didn't want anyone to see how goddamn dysfunctional my family is." Aaron's scowl grew deeper. "Elle and Garcia have visited. Did they tell you Sean thought Elle was my housekeeper? He said that to her face,even though her sidearm was in plain sight."
"No, they didn't."
"I was waiting for her take his head off. She didn't." He picked up a piece of injera and stared it for a few moments. "I wished she had." He put the bread down. His voice grew even softer. "Don't even ask what he said about Garcia."
Spencer didn't because he could easily guess. He wanted to say something like, It's not the worst she's heard, but didn't. He also didn't say, Sean's young or He'll grow out of it. Yet now he knew why the women had been so cagey about Aaron's brother.
"I was so pissed, I had Garcia cut off my 'net so that Sean couldn't access porn on my laptop, his laptop, his smartphone or the goddamn gaming console he has hooked up to my TV." Aaron poked at the bread again. "There are things I don'tneed to know about my brother."
It teased an unexpected laugh out of Spencer. "Sean has no idea just who you have in your arsenal."
"Tech goddess, MMA fighter, Barbie girl with a ninja wit, salsa-dancing Latina," Aaron stated before finally dragging his gaze to meet Spencer's. "An adjunct professor at Georgetown who got my lazy-assed brother a two-week pass from classes, coursework and exams because I was shot." He glowered. "Sean's had everything handed to him on a goddamn silver platter since he was born. And you add to it. Apparently, Georgetown has such a hard on for you that they're kissing up to Sean because of this."
The smile dropped from Spencer's face; he was stunned by his subordinate's words, especially the harshness of his tone. He cringed, "Aaron, I had no idea …"
"You don't, and that's the shit of it," he spat and grabbed the bread again. "Sean thinks this is Spring Break."
"Aaron …"
"Fifteen credit hours from graduating," he went on, going after the stew with gusto. "Fifteen hours from graduating with a degree, acceptance letters from some of top law schools in the country, and he wants to quit." After a few more mouthfuls, Aaron went on. "Says he wants to go to goddamn culinary school."
And "culinary" was said with dripping disdain. Clearly that was what the argument was about. Aaron's anger wasn't necessarily directed at Spencer but that Sean was changing schools just short of obtaining his bachelor's degree. So Spencer sat back and listened, because he had a feeling he was the first person Aaron had ever confessed his true feelings about his brother to.
"You have no idea what it's like," Aaron continued angrily. "You know that our parents died when he was still in high school. Well, I busted my ass to get him a scholarship so he could use the trust fund for important things. He gave me this song and dance about wanting to go to law school and needing my help on the damned LSATs, so I paid for those courses so he didn't have to. Hell, I even footed the bill for the pre-test classes so he could get into a good school. He scored a 169 on the LSAT, which could probably get him into any top tier school except for Harvard and Columbia, so he asked for my help on the law school apps."
"The paperwork on the jet," Spencer murmured aloud, as he remembered some of the flights back from a case where Aaron would spend almost the entire flight scribbling on forms.
"Yes! I was dog-assed tired but I still did it!" Aaron nearly shouted. "He had his goddamn pick of what school he wanted to attend. Stanford. Northwestern. Jesus Christ, even Yale considered him! And then the little fuckwadpulls this stunt! Fucking culinary school!"
He tossed down the bread and threw himself back in the chair, clearly forgetting about the gunshot wound. Aaron's face contorted in pain before he hunched over. Spencer reached forward, but stopped when Aaron waved him away.
It took a few moments before Aaron straightened, scowl still on his face as he stared at the food. Aaron went on bitterly, "Like I said, you have no idea what it's like."
"Why do you say that?"
"You don't have a brother."
"I have a half-brother," Spencer corrected as he picked up his glass of tea. He paused and then offered a lopsided smile. It was a story he rarely told, but knew that Aaron would understand. "Ten years after my parents divorced, my father remarried. He had son with his new wife. His name is Timothy.
"While Timothy wasn't the greatest at sports, he still got on every team he tried out for: basketball, baseball, football, track and field…. He graduated from high school at the appropriate age and went to every homecoming dance and all the proms—each time with a different girl. He married Alyssa when he was twenty-three and gave my father and his wife two grandchildren within the first three years they were married.
"Timothy also isn't the best businessman, which is why my father believes that a letter of recommendation from me would help boost my half-brother's security business in Vegas."
He spared a glance to Aaron, who watched him intently. Aaron asked, "Did you write it?"
"If Timothy wants a letter so badly, he'll have to ask me himself," Spencer stated, echoing the words that he spoke to his mother's grave. "Oh, and stop asking if I'm a real FBI agent." He shrugged. "I'd much rather a tech goddess, an MMA fighter, the Barbie girl with a ninja wit, a salsa-dancing Latina, and a former prosecutor who pulls off sniper shots after beingshot as family than Timothy." He deliberately didn't mention Gideon, because he wasn't sure just how to describe his relationship with the man now. Instead, he shrugged. "So, I get it."
"You didn't play sports as a kid?" Aaron asked, sounding genuinely surprised.
"I preferred chess to Little League. Plus, I was twelve-year old child prodigy in a Vegas public high school," he answered. "Technically, I was a member of the men's basketball team because I could deduce shooting percentages and figure out the opposing teams' weaknesses. But no one wants to go to a dance or prom with a kid who hasn't hit puberty yet."
Aaron shook his head and snorted. "Okay, I'll shut up about my brother now."
"That was not my intention," he quickly said. "What I was trying to say is that I understand and you're welcome to talk about your brother." Spencer put his glass back down. "And if you want me to speak with him directly about the value of completing his bachelor's degree before going on to culinary school, I'd be more than happy to."
The younger man considered for a few moments, but then said, "He'll just blow you off."
"Unlikely," Spencer replied and then grinned. "After all, I'm a gun-wielding Mormon."
That teased a smile out of Aaron, and his dark mood seemed to lessen.
Spencer gestured to the food. "Do you want any more?"
"No, I'm good. Thank you. I'm sorry that I didn't beforehand. Thank you, that is. For dinner. Ethiopian, right?"
"Correct. I did promise you dinner, although it's taken a little longer to make good on it than I expected," Spencer stated as he stood up. He began putting away the foods and Aaron began to help. He waved away the injured man. "Let me take care of this."
"But you brought dinner …"
"I'm also the reason you were shot and the reason why your brother is here. I know it's not much, but I am trying to make it up to you."
"I said I wasn't mad."
"I realize that, but please. This will make me feel better."
Aaron frowned for a moment before nodding. "Okay."
"Thank you." Spencer finished packing up the leftovers and brought them over to the fridge. He cleared out a space and before turning his attention to the piles of dishes on the counter and in the sink. He wanted to clean those up as well, but knew that Aaron would be beside himself if he tried. Instead, he finished with the dishes used for tonight's dinner.
When Spencer came back to the table, Aaron was toying with the Velcro strap on his shoulder sling. Aaron had an air of vulnerability right now, one that Spencer wasn't sure how to deal with. So he sat in the chair and folded his hands on the table. He wasn't expecting Aaron to shyly reach out and brush the tips of his fingers.
"The dinner was to be in exchange for golf lessons," the younger man said almost to himself. He then looked up. "It's going to be a while before I can help you with that."
"You can always observe," Spencer replied. "While I wouldn't mind a hands-on lesson, having you watch the way I line up my putts wouldn't hurt. Maybe by the time you're healed enough to swing a club, I'll be able to putt properly."
Aaron laughed a little, moving his hand so that now his fingertips were resting lightly on Spencer's. He focused on their hands as he said, "Those clubs I was talking about are underneath my bed. I can't tell you how many times I've been tempted to hit my brother with them, and then thought, 'Wait! Those are for Spencer! I can't damage them!'"
The thrill of hearing his first name quickened Spencer's pulse as he laughed at Aaron's statement. He remembered what his mother always said: Follow your heart. He also recalled what David Rossi always said: Follow your partner's lead. It seemed Aaron was working up the courage to take his hand, so Spencer slid his so that it was a little more underneath Aaron's fingertips.
Aaron didn't move away. A good sign.
What's the next move? Spencer wondered before admonishing himself. Be patient!
"Would you like to start tonight?" Aaron asked and then looked over to Spencer. There was that charming bashfulness in his eyes as he smiled just enough for his dimples to show. "I mean, you'd have to set everything up because of my shoulder, but it's not that difficult." His hand slowly crawled over Spencer's until it rested fully on top. Aaron chewed the inside of his cheek a little.
Spencer smiled as he maneuvered his thumb so he could give Aaron's hand a gentle squeeze. Is Aaron really this forgiving? Where is his resentment? Yet Spencer knew he couldn't pass up this opportunity and all the layered meanings it might have. Aaron made the overture to him. Aaron made the offer to him. So it was only natural for him to reply with, "I would very much like to start tonight."
Aaron met his gaze again, earnest and eager and bashful at the same time. "The set is under my bed."
Spencer nodded and rose from his chair, reluctant to move his hand from Aaron's. As he passed by Aaron's chair, however, Aaron reached over with his right hand and caught hold of Spencer's wrist. He tugged and Spencer stopped. Still holding on, Aaron got to his feet, squeezing Spencer's wrist as he found his balance. They stood face to face, a half-foot separating them. From the look on the younger agent's face, Spencer knew Aaron was internally debating himself. He stayed still, curious (and hopeful) as to the man's next move.
Slowly, Aaron leaned forward, watching Spencer intently for any kind of reaction. When Spencer didn't move away, Aaron tilted his head slightly and then brushed his lips against his. The younger man pulled back, eyes wide and nervous.
Spencer simply nodded once and then gently returned the kiss as he closed his eyes. Aaron responded eagerly yet with reserve and Spencer kept himself in check. The chief hadn't kissed anyone with a full beard in years and he quickly remembered why he wasn't a fan of heavy facial hair. It was scratchy and he had no desire to nibble on Aaron's whiskered jaw. Aaron, however, seemed to have so such reservation. He trailed light kisses along Spencer's jaw, his beard tickling the sensitive skin as he went, until he nuzzled Spencer's ear.
The chief slid his hand along the younger man's shoulder before carding his fingers in Aaron's short hair. He placed his other on Aaron's hip, careful not to jostle the heavy brace. It was a very loose embrace, but one Aaron melted into. Spencer could feel the tension drain from the younger man as he relaxed. Aaron's good arm snaked around Spencer's waist, his hand splayed against Spencer's lower back. The younger man rested his forehead on Spencer's shoulder, as if soaking up the physical affection.
Spencer knew instinctively that there wouldn't be a golf lesson tonight. He could feel the weariness in Aaron's body and the need to simply be held. So he did. They remained like that, two men carefully entwined and breathing in sync.
When Aaron worked his way back up to Spencer's mouth, his tongue snaking out to caress Spencer's lips, Spencer obliged. Their tongues touched, just like the night on Aaron's couch when Spencer sat on the man's lap. He ran his hand through Aaron's short locks again, earning a moan.
Aaron shifted but then gasped and turned to the side. He muttered, "Damn it," as he dropped his good hand away.
Spencer ran his fingers along Aaron's whiskered jaw. "We should stop."
"I don't want to," Aaron replied petulantly.
"We should take it slow."
"At this rate, we'll never hit the greens, let alone a driving range."
Spencer laughed. "Oh, my dear Aaron, I fully plan on playing a full game with you, but I want you healthy."
"The doctor says I'll only be out for two months," He stated but then flashed that charming smile, complete with dimples. "Maybe I can return earlier if my supervisor gives me some encouragement."
"Golf lessons can't be exchanged for reinstatement."
"But I have a great stroke."
"I'm sure you do."
"It's so good, it will change your mind."
"Is that so?"
Then, Spencer's phone began ringing and Aaron stepped back. Spencer checked the caller ID—JJ—and instinctively knew it was about a case. "Go ahead, JJ."
"It's a bad one, sir," she stated without preamble. "Knoxville, Tennessee. Four undergrad women went camping over the weekend, and were supposed to be back on Monday but they never showed. A boater found one of their bodies on Douglas Lake two hours ago. Drexel from the Knoxville office want us there ASAP. He says the damage to the corpse wasn't done by fish or any wildlife."
"Have everyone meet at the airstrip. We'll do the briefing in air," he told her.
"I'll make the rest of the calls. See you there."
Spencer ended the call and saw the look of longing in Aaron's eyes. "I have to go."
"Where to?"
"Knoxville." He picked up the used glasses. The few minutes it took him to help clean up wouldn't hurt; he would still be the first person to the airstrip.
"I've got this," Aaron said, hand settling on his.
"Aaron …"
For a moment, they just stared at one another. He could see the worry in Hotch's eyes, the worry that every team member got when they were down with an injury. "You're still part of this team, please believe that. So you don't have to come up with creative ways to return to the office, because I know almost all of them."
"You do?" Aaron asked, sounding a little surprised.
"I'm the first BAU agent to sign off on my own reinstatement paperwork," he admitted as he grinned as he set the glasses down. "After all, I am a doctor and a doctor canprovide a second opinion. When Rossi found out? Well, I learned a few more Italian curse words. Oh. And he made me retake my firearms and physical requalification exams. It wasn't fun."
For the first time that night, Aaron genuinely laughed. "So whatever I come up with will be pedestrian?"
"Oh, I'm sure it will be creative and legally sound," Spencer shot back with a smile. "But just because I don't have a JD doesn't mean I don't know the rules. I won't be as harsh as Rossi, but I won't let it slide."
"I'll remember that."
"I'll call when we get done with the case. Perhaps I can bring dinner over and …" he trailed off.
"I'll coach you on the putting green."
"Sounds like a plan."
And because he could, Spencer leaned in and shared one more kiss with Aaron, one that Aaron eagerly returned. When they broke away, Spencer grasped Aaron's right hand and squeezed it tightly. He refrained from saying anything else, worried that he would spoil the moment. Instead, he offered a soft smile which Aaron returned.
Aaron also squeezed his hand and lifted it slightly. For a moment, Spencer wondered if Aaron was going to do something silly and chivalrous like kiss the back of his hand. He didn't, and Spencer wondered why he felt a flare of disappointment.
"What is it that you always say to us?" Aaron asked rhetorically, his voice hushed. "Safe travels? Well. Safe travels, Spencer."
The unprompted use of his first name sent a shiver down Spencer's spine. He knew he was grinning stupidly, but he didn't care. "Thank you, Aaron."
"I mean it about the putting green."
Spencer smiled broadly. "I have no doubt."
"Be careful," Aaron added softly.
"I will. I promise."
Aaron then took a step back. Spencer reluctantly released his hand, knowing that their one-sentence conversation could keep going as they struggled with how to say goodbye. So Spencer nodded his head once and made his way to Aaron's door. He was surprised that the other man didn't follow up to see him out the door, but Aaron was probably feeling as awkward as Spencer about Spencer's departure.
With one last glance over his shoulder as he unlocked and opened the door, Spencer held Aaron's gaze and smiled again. Aaron returned the smile and waved a little. Laughing to himself about just how cutethe scraggly agent looked, Spencer finally left the apartment, closing the door behind him.
As he walked down the hall, Spencer couldn't believe his luck. Maybe, after all these years of semi-disastrous relationships, he lucked upon one that could actually work.
God, Spencer wanted this to work with Aaron.
And he knew just by the expression on Aaron's face, the younger man wanted it to work as well.
At least, that's what Spencer hoped for.
End of All the King's Men.
A/N: One of the reasons Book 2 took so long is because I was retelling TFK in this 'verse. Perhaps I got carried away, but there were certain aspects of TFK that I really wanted to address. Yes, there is precious few true Hotch/Reid moments, but what I felt was very necessary is for them to build that trust between them.
I am planning to continue to write in this verse, but future installments will not have the epic 25K word arc that "All the King's Men" has.


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OPEN: Yesterday was ''St. Patrick's Day. So, in honor of that special day, I thought I'd share this video clip with you...
What you've seen were just A FEW of the final minutes of the 1963 championship game between the Celtics (thus the St. Patrick's day reference) and Lakers. The Celtics barely won 112 to 109 (which was a fairly high score considering the fact that there was no 3 point shots at the time).
That championship was one of 17 championships that the Celtics have won over the years, making them the winningest team in ALL of the NBA. In the 13 yrs. from 1957 til 1969, they won a record 11 of those championships, a 8 of those victories were consecutive - 8 in a row.
ALL this was accomplished under the coaching of Red Auerbach. Coach Auerbach formed the Celtics into team that dominated the sport of the day.
Now what was his secret?
What did his team do better than everyone else's?
Was it their great players?
Well, yes they had great players, but so did other teams. This was the NBA. You didn't get into the NBA unless you were a great player.
Was it their drive and ambition?
Yes, but other teams had drive and ambition, too.
There was one thing that stood out about the Boston Celtics of that day.
There was something the Celtics were known for that no other team in the NBA mastered as well as they did. Do you know what that was?
Red Auerbach once said ''everything we've done has been the result of PEOPLE WORKING TOGETHER to meet our common goals.''
His objective was to have 5 men out on the floor that worked together. Because he knew if he had 5 good men working together... they could win championships. And Auerbach paid his players more for what they could do to help team win than he did for their own personal accomplishments.
And that's why they won repeated championships.
They worked together as a team.
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A Chill in the Air.Mature
"So then what happened?" Beth asked, putting my mug of hot chocolate down. She'd still been awake when I arrived home, damp and cold, and was currently pressing me for information.
"She gave me her jacket, I talked to the police and told them what happened, and then I gave her back the jacket and left."
"That's it?"
"What else would there be?"
"I don't know. She sounds like she was seriously flirting with you for a bit there."
"I think maybe that's just how we're going to be. Just banter and flirtation without any actual meaning."
"Are you sure about that? She seems like she cares about you. I mean, beyond the checking you out thing."
"Nah, I think she's just curious... I don't know. Maybe she is in to me. What does it matter?"
"I guess it doesn't." She shrugged, still watching me carefully.
"So, how come you're awake, anyway?"
"I had a breakthrough in my criminal research."
"Nice. What sort of breakthrough?"
I sat and listened to her explain the new ideas she had, but my mind kept flickering back to that moment that Alex had traced my scar with her fingertips. It was distracting, but I couldn't help but imagine what it would've been like if she'd have let her fingers continue down, to trace over my lips...
"Are you listening?" Beth was staring at me.
"Oh... sorry. I guess I'm more tired than I thought. I'm going to go to bed. Tell me tomorrow?"
"Sure. Do you want me to get some pizza in for when you get back from the shop."
"Yes. Please. We have to plan your party."
The bell tinkled and I looked up from the desk. It was a regular, Josef, come to look for any more valuable collectable books.
"Hey Joe."
"Lena. Anything new?"
"I put everything on the trolley for you."
"Ah, thank you." He bowed his head and scuttled off to the trolley. Josef is an old German man who buys, restores and sells, or sometimes keeps, old and valuable books. He is a large part of the business' income, but he's also a sweet and slightly kooky man.
A couple more people came in, mainly browsers, so I continued to work on my notes. The bell tinkled again.
I glanced up and saw Alex, in her leather jacket, her thumbs hooked in to the pockets.
"Are you stalking me?" I smirked. Really, though? I mean, I've seen so much of her recently it's like she's doing it on purpose. Maybe she actually did like me. Bad. Bad bad bad idea.
"There are some similarities to stalking behaviour patterns, but no." She looked embarrassed. "I actually, just came to check you were okay, after... last night."
"Yeah, fine."
"You know I saw the guy being escorted out after you left. You really did a number on his face."
"Creep deserved it."
"I'm not going to argue with you," she shrugged. "So are you all ready for next weeks seminar?" I gave her a look. "What?"
"Seriously? Small talk. We're doing this?"
"What else would we be doing?"
I stared at her. Maybe this was all in my head.
"I don't know." I glanced down at my notes and the thesis.
"What're you doing?"
"Working, as per usual."
"I do wonder if you ever stop." She smiled. "I mean even I get to have fun occasionally."
"Like last night?"
"Last night was good, for the most part."
"The most part?"
"Well, you had me worried." She looked embarrassed again. "After you left."
"Why?" She frowned at me, and actually looked a little angry.
"Why? Because you ran out in to the rain, to rescue a girl, broke a guys nose, and then disappeared again, after the police had got a statement from you, with just a cardigan over a wet and revealing dress. I had no idea where you lived, how you were getting home, and you were all alone."
"I can handle myself."
"Everyone thinks that, until they can't."
"And you care this much about all your students, do you?" There was a pause, in which she stared at me, and then she slowly shook her head.
"No. I want them to be safe, but no. I haven't ever felt this... protective, of a student before."
"Maybe you ought to analyse that." I snapped at her.
She stared at me for a long time, and then gave one nod, before going for the door. When it closed behind her, I flopped back down on my seat and rubbed my temples. I shouldn't have been so abrupt with her, but I got the feeling that she was trying to tell me she cared, and that was insane. She'd known me for two weeks. She couldn't... Not that it would matter. I told myself years ago I would never fall for someone, and I wasn't going to break that for someone who I couldn't, probably shouldn't, have anyway.
"She likes you." I nearly jumped out of my skin.
"Oh Christ, Joe, I forgot you were here."
"You two should sit and talk, over a drink." He placed three heavy books on the counter.
"A date? Josef, it's not that kind of... we're not in to each other."
"That might be true for you, but that woman likes you. And while you deny it, I think you like her too."
"So three books?"
"You know, I've read about the art of deflection." I gave him a steady look, until he shrugged. "Yes, the three."
Before he left, he turned back and gave me a sympathetic look.
"You're a wonderful woman, Lena. You should be happy."
"I am happy."
"Love is a wonderful thing, when you let it in."
"See you next week Joe."
She basically ignored me for the next two weeks. Didn't glance at me in lectures, only spoke to me in seminars when necessary. To everyone else it was normal behaviour, but I was almost starting to miss the little smile that usually played on her lips when she spoke to me. Almost.
"Is it just me or is something different about Aussie Mac?" Beth asked me as we left one particular seminar, where there had only been a couple of us who showed up and she still spoke to me less than everyone else.
"Not a damn thing." I said, in a mood that I couldn't explain. Or didn't want to. "I've got to go get ready for work."
"Okay, don't forget that tomorrow is my party!"
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Avner Werner Less (18 December 1916 – 7 January 1987) was a German-born Israeli police officer, best known for interrogating former German SS officer Adolf Eichmann after he was captured by Mossad agents in Argentina and brought to Israel to stand trial.[1]
Life and career[edit]
Less was born in Berlin, Germany in 1916. He attended the Upper Forest School in Charlottenburg. In 1933, after the Nazis assumed power, he emigrated to France, where he continued his agricultural studies.
In 1938, he emigrated to Mandatory Palestine, and during his first years there, worked on orange plantations. From 1941 to 1948, he was a police officer in Haifa and price checker for the local district. After Israeli independence in 1948, he became head of the Import-Export Section of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, and was Deputy-Director of the Legal Department for price control in the Haifa district. In 1951, he joined the Israel Police, and worked in the Department of Economic Crimes. From 1954 to 1958, he served in the Israeli foreign service as an attaché in New York City and Paris, as permanent representative of Israel to the annual conference of the UN Drug Commission in Geneva, and as a representative of Israel at Interpol.[2]
In 1968, he moved to Switzerland, and until 1971 was a member of the Banque de Crédit International Genève. In 1972, he became head of internal security for Bank Robinson AG in Basel. From 1976 to 1979, he worked at the Company for Bank Revisions in Basel, and in 1979, he was employed by Neutra Treuhand AG as internal controller.
Less died in Zürich in 1987, at age 71.
Eichmann interrogation[edit]
Less is known for having interrogated former German SS officer Adolf Eichmann, who was captured by Mossad agents in Argentina in 1960 and brought to Israel to stand trial. From 1960 to 1961, Less served as Eichmann's interrogator, questioning him multiple times, for a total of 275 hours. Extracts from the interrogation of Eichmann by Less have been published in the 1983 book Eichmann Interrogated.[1]
In popular culture[edit]
- Less was portrayed by American actor Troy Garity in the 2007 film, Eichmann, which dramatizes Eichmann's interrogation.
- ^ a b von Lang, Jochen (1983). Eichmann Interrogated. Canada: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. ISBN 0-88619-017-7.
- ^ ↑ AfZ online - Archiv der Eidgenössischen Technischen Hochschule Zürich


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What methods do you use to teach your toddler to give his/her baby sibling some quiet space to go to sleep?
I have a 2 1/2 year old daughter whose version of quiet is loud fidgeting. Her 9 month old brother finds it increasingly difficult to tune her out and go to sleep for a nap. I have tried occupying her in another room while I put him to sleep to no avail. She always comes trotting in to check on me sooner or later.
Napping together is something that has never worked out for our family. My daughter is a very active snuggler, and my son is Mr. Sensitive.
I don't have two, but have you tried running the dishwasher or other white noise to mask the sounds your DD might make? Put some soothing music on and have your DD dance around in the other room or color next to you, read books by herself, do some other quiet activity to music in the room witht you while you put the baby to sleep? Then tell her that as soon as the baby goes down, you will do something fun together (could even be folding laundry).
Even though I only have one, I keep relative noise level up enough and steady while she naps so that when I trip over something or shut a drawer, she doesn't hear it.
Your son might just get used to interruptions at some point, though. Our dog naps in the same room as DD, and a lot of times he'll bark loudly once or twice right next to her and she won't wake up. She heard him bark from within the womb, so it was never a big deal to her. Ironically, she does wake up if I'm in the room and shush the dog. Go figure.
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