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Or maybe not! A bit of mystery would be good. OK, I'll just call him the Professor.
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I always think this music finishes in the middle.
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Maybe I should go away and do some drawings of the characters, then I can get a good picture of them in my head.
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I remember all the places that are mentioned and played as a child in many of them.
I must have been one of the first intakes into Arden which was the only building at the top of Osborne Street at the time.
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I remember that we always had a bonfire night party in our garden; We used to play a game running over the embers when the fire had died down but was still red. I melted my wellies one year; it was before health and safety caught on! I remember the parkin and treacle toffee, the 1d bangers and 3d rip raps too.
We sometimes used to hang around outside the post office which had a good selection of sweets for a 1d. I can't remember the name of the guy that ran it, but I did a paper round for him from being 13 to 17. My round was Osborne Street, up Stockport Road to Arden Park, round Arden Park and finishing at the Traveller's Rest and back down the hill (the best bit). Twice every day including Sunday, once to deliver the papers and once to collect the money - all for the princely sum of 17s 6d.
It was a great environment to have grown up in, nearly everone knew everyone all the way up and down the road. The road wasn't busy then as it was a dead end at the school; it only got busy when Bredbury Hall took off as a club "in the day" and it became a through road once all the new houses went up.
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Episode Two: AccompliceMature
Night fell. Bray had been sitting on the edge of her bed, plotting for a way out of this shit hole. The hallways were climbing with the voices of young women, shouting and threatening one another. She thought about Roxie. She felt an uncontrollable anxiety. She knew that she did not belong here. Not at all. She didn't trust the doctor, or anyone else in this place. Because of Roxie, there would be no sleeping tonight. She would have to stay awake and keep on guard. She looked around the room for something that could double as a weapon, and then everything went dark.
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Harlem pushed the Stop button on the elevator's control panel.
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He tossed a plastic bag to her and she caught it in her arms. She pulled out a button-up flower shirt, a pair of polyester blue pants and a pair of old tennis shoes.
"You're kidding, right?"
"They're my grandma's. It's all I could grab at the last minute. C'mon, we have to hurry."
"Okay." She grinned at him. She wanted to tell him that she missed him.
Harlem turned away from her. He couldn't believe he was really doing this. Was this a good idea, helping her escape? He didn't know the answer. He knew he'd be in deep shit with the law, and that was the thought that kept racing through his mind as he waited on her.
"Okay," she said.
"Great, let's go." His voice quickened as he turned the Stop switch back and allowed the elevator to fall to the ground level.
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She followed Harlem along a line of parked cars. As they approached the corner of the garage, she noticed it. He still drove the same four-door hatchback, with a few extra dings on the right side and bird droppings along the back window.
Stepping inside, Bray slumped into the passenger seat and shut the door. Harlem tossed his equipment into the backseat before taking his place beside her.
He turned the key, and the orange vehicle stuttered to life.
"No blaring music?" She smiled at him, noticing the silence around them.
Harlem's eyes shifted to the rearview mirror as he cautiously pulled out. He was impressed with the fact that they hadn't gotten caught yet.
"I had to disable the radio," he responded.
He stopped the car, pressed down on the clutch, and switched gears.
"Because it had a GPS chip in it."
She stared at him. She didn't understand the connection.
"They'll track us...find out where we are."
"Oh." She understood. "You're so paranoid. Maybe you should've been in that fucking psych ward."
Bray hadn't seen the city in about a year. She tried to guess how long it had been, exactly. Its streets were packed. They were at a stand-still on 23rd street. Bray noted the signs pointing in the direction of the White House, and she thought about her parents.
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"I got you out. Now what?"
"We need to go west." she knew.
"Out west? What's out there?"
"I don't know." Bray shook her head. "Something better than here. I just get this urge...it's like a feeling, telling me to go out west."
"This is a bad idea. Ain't nothin' out west but dried up states and abandoned land."
"Ain't nothin' out west but dried up states and abandoned land. "
"I know that. But I can't question these feelings I have. They're all I've ever known." Bray paused. "You remember that time when we were kids, and we were playing out in the street and I said we needed to get inside?"
"You remember how we went inside and then that pack of dogs that got loose from the shelter came running through the street, and they attacked that kid?"
Harlem nodded. He remembered it as though it had happened yesterday. He was only ten, which meant she was only seven, and she had saved his life.
"This is that same kind of feeling. Like this city is unsafe for me, and something's telling me to go out west."
As they pulled away from the brightness and intensity of the city, Bray found herself nodding off. Harlem's eyes were fixed on the road before them. She placed her head against the window and drifted off to sleep.
A voice. Something pushed at her left arm. Her heart lurched.
"Huh!?" She jumped.
"Hey!" It was Harlem. "Look!"
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"Is that us?" Bray sat up.
"Yep. Only took them an hour and a half."
"Shit! Fucking parents." She paused to think. "I need to change my identity so I'm not recognized."
"Probably not a bad idea," he replied.
Pulling off the highway, he rolled the hatchback around the back side of a Total-Mart parking lot and climbed out, leaving Bray inside. He walked to the back of the car and stopped. He crossed his arms. His body shifted and his knees bent. He kneeled down, his head facing the license plate.
Bray sat and waited. She turned again and he was gone, now jogging into the store. She glanced out into the darkness at the midnight shoppers. She noticed one man transfixed by the hand-sized screen attached to his cart. His side rested against the door of his car, the cart pushed against its backside with a pile of bagged purchases inside, as the bright blues and whites from the screen flashed into the man's face, illuminating it in darkness.
Harlem neared the car. His face displayed a half-grin, as though he had outsmarted someone. She felt relieved that he was with her. She trusted no one else.
Harlem stepped inside the car and slammed the door.
"Here ya go." He tossed a pair of scissors onto her lap.
"I thought you'd get some shears for cutting hair."
"Seriously? That shit's expensive."
"Fair enough."
Bray ripped the scissors free from their packaging and lifted them to her head.
"You're gonna do it now?"
"Why not?" She shrugged.
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"Now you really look crazy," he joked.
"Don't make me stab you, because I will," she hissed while motioning at him with the scissors.
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Brandon Alan Pierce also know as Burndon doesn't know how to keep from sending pictures of his dick around. he also doesn't know how to keep pictures of other people private. After he got burned, over 15 girls sent him nude pictures cause they felt sorry for him. Then he showed everyone all of them. Recently he dated a girl Named Jessica Davis. who is in 7th grade at the middle school. She sent him a picture while they were dating and he showed all of his friends. when they broke up he showed a bunch of other people. whats ur input on this? cause honestly I think he is a shallow douche.:)
#2 Mar 18, 2012
I think if the girls or stupid enough to send someone private pictures of themselves, they deserve what they get. Besides you girls are too young to be doing that. Set some standards. If your gonna act like a whore, people are gonna treat you that way. Have some respect for yourselves! There are a lot of ways to show your support of someone who's been hurt and sending nasty pics of yourself isn't in the top 50.
#3 Mar 19, 2012
I personally know BRANDON ALAN PIERCE, and he is not a bad person in any way. The only reason you are getting offensive is because he either did that to you or he did it to your friend. Welll either way it still looks bad on your part. And honestly this is nothing to even talk about on here because it happens everyday in highschool. Grow up and take some responsibility.
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#4 Mar 20, 2012
Wow too bad none of this is true get ur facts right before u run ur mouth. Amd whoever called me a douche is prolly like 20 and im not even 16 yet. U people really need to get lives nd thank u for baking me up miss awesome
#5 Mar 20, 2012
Wow. Don't worry kid it's high school. Well maybe you should worry cause you're going to be in high school a loooong time. It's BACKING not BAKING.
#6 Mar 20, 2012
He missed one C. If your going call people out evey time they make a mistake on THIS site, your going to be very busy. Don't be a dick!
#8 Mar 28, 2012
If you want to insult someone, don't go the grammar nazi route. It's lame. I mean, I could eat a bowl of alphabet soup and shit out a better insult. Use your brain! Be creative. It's not that difficult. It should at the very least be entertaining.
I'll give an example. You could have said, "Hey dumbass, you're the leftovers from the abortion bucket." or "Your mother must have had to take a double dose of laxatives to bring you into the world." you could have even said, "All that you are you owe to your parents. Why don't you send them a penny and square the account?
See how easy that was?
#9 Mar 31, 2012
actually jessica is the one showing pictures. im in the 7th grade and have seen many of them that she runs around and randomly shoves in peoples face. quite frankley she is a nasty ass whore and is proud of it! everyday she has a new dick pic. SERIOUSLY!!!!! the whole 7th grade has seen thema nd knows about them. i dont know brandon but dont be disinn him cause he isnt the only one doing it
#11 Jun 16, 2012
uh Brandon was very nice to Jessica up until the point of them breaking up and Jessica has always been a dumb lil bi*ch and it's really quite funny that she told me that she loved brandon and yet would not have sex with him but would fuck Jerri isaacs(18yr old) over 13 times and then try to say he's her cousin jus so her parents won't get told about it and so he won't go to jail bcz they are both Fu**ing stupid and she went around and told a ton of ppl about it. they even had sex on her friends kitchen floor! Bcz every one wants their friends love juice on their kitchen floor. So Yeahh no reason to beg on Brandon for that considering he didnt ask for the pics and he wasn't the one showing ppl. It's Jessica. she's turning 13 and he's turning 16 so yea thts nothing. I don't think she'll ever realize how bad she really needs to shut her mouth she got her @ss beat adn still hasnt realized tht.
#12 Jun 16, 2012
Get real ya'll. Transmitting pictures of such are jailable offenses, even if it's a minor doing it. So go ahead and send them, once they get around maybe the prosecutor will get involved. I bet Judge Cox would jump at the fact to send some sexting youths to juvi. How ignorant do you really have to be, as any kids caught up in these actions are directly sending convictable proof to who know who. Smart, very smart. Do yourself a favor and worry about getting good grades and getting into a great college so you can make something of yourself, instead of worrying about getting laid and all the drama involved. The conversations about middle school and junior high are what a few years ago was high school talk and drama. Progression at it's best. Save it for college!
#13 Jun 16, 2012
you make no sense and guess what jessica had 6 class D felonies for that and all she got was a slap on the wrist.
#14 Jun 17, 2012
yep jack ass is right, its possession of child porn, even if it is a "child" that has it. its a felony.
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#16 Jun 18, 2012
I think eveyone posting in this topic needs an educational refresher course.
#17 Jun 19, 2012
LMAO! xD yhurrr dumbbb i wanna kno who yhu are XD and the rest of you guys are stupid. just to get all your facts straight. i never slept with jere isaacs. the rumors and drama need to stop. yeah i did get my ass beat. and yes i did deserve it. but after that happened. i stopped talking to a lot of people in indiana. i dont talk crap no more. all of this drama is JUST RUMORS. except for yes i did have 6 class d felonies and yeah all i got was a slapp on the wrist. yes i sent brandon a picture. yes i had pictures of zach foxx on my phone and yeah i showed a couple people zachs photo. but even after me and brandon broke up i still hid the fact that he asked me for that photo and that he sent me one back. i still made shur he didnt get pulled down to the police station like me and zach did. so please. stop with all this BS
#18 Jun 19, 2012
Thats all the kids get when they are sent to the juv probation officer is a good laugh and slap on the hand!
#19 Jun 20, 2012
jessica, who beat your butt?
#20 Jun 23, 2012
Depends on what kind of butt pounding
#21 Jun 26, 2012
Tailor. And who r u?
#22 Jun 27, 2012
haha jessicas a dumb butt slutt :D tailor and whitney got her and she was cryin sayin plz ill doo anything just stopp!!:)
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Honorable mention: Jessie Cornejo, P, Wellington; Greg Drumright, P, Valley Center; Brian Preston, C, Augusta; Marc Thompson, OF, Seaman.
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Honorable mention: Eric Bishop, P, Pleasure Ridge Park; Tony Blackburn, OF, Henry Clay; Tony Cento, P, Covington Catholic; Mark Dixon, 2B, M.C. Napier; Kris Dryden, 1B, Lexington Catholic; T.J. Freeman, P, Bowling Green; Bret Hampton, C, Harrison County; Andre Montgomery, SS, Pleasure Ridge Park; Jeremy Noel, P-OF, Boyle County; Jimmy Oestering, P, Trinity; Josh Pugh, C, Jr., Henry Clay; Brad Wilkerson, P, Apollo.
Player of year: Joey Fontenot, 6-2, 180, P, Acadiana. Was 9-2, with 0.53 ERA and 126 strikeouts in 68 innings. Gatorade state Player of the Year. Signed with Louisiana State. Drafted in first round by San Francisco.
Honorable mention: Brian Wiese, P, Central (Baton Rouge); Chad Deas, P, Mansfield; Derek Wallace, OF, Neville; Travis Duhon, P, Riverside Academy; Eric Brown, 3B, East Saint John; Chad Roy, OF-P, Hicks; Donald Ceaser, 1B, Jr., LaGrange; D.J. Loland, P, Ascension Catholic.
Player of year: Matt Kinney, 6-4, 190, P, Bangor. Was 9-1, with 0.92 ERA and 90 strikeouts in 61 innings for 18-2 team that won Class A state title. Pitched a 1-0, eight-inning one-hitter vs. Portland. Signed with Maine. Drafted in sixth round by Boston Red Sox.
Honorable mention: Matt Aceto, SS, Cheverus; Todd Cifelli, SS, Edward Little; Ben Danosky, P-OF, Yarmouth; Kregg Jarvais, C, Skowhegan; Todd Spencer, OF, Oak Hill.
Player of year: Andy Bair, 6-6, 235, P, Calvert Hall. Was 9-0, with 0.11 ERA and 104 strikeouts in 63 innings. Batted .427, with 6 HRs, 26 RBI. Led team to 29-2 record, Class A state championship. Signed with Miami (Fla.).
Honorable mention: Thomas Ashby, OF, South Hagerstown; Dennis Badham, OF, McDonogh; Jimmy Escalante, C, Col. Richardson; Mike Ginsberg, 2B, McDonogh; Mike Goldberg, SS, Glenelg; Matt Griswold, OF, Severna Park; Joey Hammond, SS, Thomas Johnson; John McKay, P-SS, Calvert Hall; Scott McKee, 3B, Riverdale Baptist; Jerry Vecchioni, SS, Patapsco; John Whittington, P, Riverdale Baptist; Mike Wooden, P, North County.
Player of year: Mike Spinelli, 6-2, 195, P, Revere. Was 8-2, with 0.35 ERA and 141 strikeouts in 77 innings. Named Gatorade state Player of Year, Mizuno All-American, Greater Boston League MVP, two-time Boston Globe and Boston Herald All-Scholastic selection. Signed with Miami (Fla.) Drafted in fourth round by Boston Red Sox.
Honorable mention: Peter Fisher, P, Stoneham; Tyrone Gracia, SS, Dennis-Yarmouth; Allen Levrault, P, Westport; Steve Lomasney, C, Peabody; Kevin McGlinchy, CF-P, Malden; Sean McGowan, P, Burlington.
Player of year: J.J. Putz, 6-6, 215, P, Jr., Trenton. Was 11-0, with a 0.66 ERA and 141 strikeouts, 31 walks, 15 hits in 71 innings. Team lost to Monroe Jefferson in the district final. Signed with Michigan. Drafted in third round by Kansas City Royals.
Honorable mention: Ken Aires, IF, Pinconning; Luke Bonner, P, Divine Child; Dave Borkowski, P, Sterling Heights; Jeremiah Lignitz, C, Davison; Bryan McCarthy, OF, River Valley; Ed Newberry, C, DeWitt; Clint Rodger, OF, Romeo; Jacob Sandborn, 1B, Grand Ledge; Donny Tocco, 1B, Gross Point North; Marty Weymouth, P, Brother Rice.
Player of year: Justin Dudinsky, P-OF, 6-1, 180, Brooklyn Center. Was 8-1, with 1.41 ERA and 100 strikeouts in 54 innings. Batted .444, with 5 HRs, 32 RBI. Led team to 24-1 record and second in state Class A tournament.
Honorable mention: Doug Brinker, OF, White Bear Lake; Matt Faulken, OF, St. Paul Central; Ryan Hartung, SS, Rosemount; Brian Jenneke, Silverlake; Jason Kapsner, 1B, Jr., Eden Prairie; Jason Moore, P, Burnsville; Chris Olean, P, Washburn; Ryan Poepard, OF, Forest Lake; Robb Quinlan, SS, St. Paul Hill-Murray; Jon St. Aubin, 3B, Jr., Cretin-Durham Hall; Dean Thoennes, 2B, Spring Lake Park; Brian Urick, 1B, Minnetonka.
Player of year: Nate Rolison, 6-5, 225, 1B-OF, Petal. Hit .548, with 8 HRs, 13 doubles and 55 RBI. Left-handed hitter led team to 29-1 record and Class 4A state title. Drafted in second round by Florida Marlins. Signed with Miami (Fla.). Has 4.0 GPA.
Honorable mention: Johnny Bell, P-OF, Meridian; Jamie Brown, P, West Lauderdale; Scott Cheek, SS, Wingfield; Kevin Donovan, P, Southaven; Drew Johnson, P, New Hope; Tom Ondrejcak, OF, Oak Grove; John Lindsey, 1B, Hattiesburg; Paul Phillips, C-P, West Lauderdale; Avery Taylor, SS, Long Beach; Barry Wesson, OF, Brandon; Cliff Wren, 3B-P, Petal.
Player of year: Robert Kern, OF, Cape Girardeau Central. Batted .563, with 6 HRs, 1 triple, 14 doubles and 30 RBI. Drafted in 35th round by Chicago Cubs. Will attend junior college.
Honorable mention: Justin Buck, P-1B, Parkway North; Ryan Edwards, P, St. Charles Francis Howell; George Henniche, SS, Oakville; Josh Lewis, C, Jr., Herculaneum; Mike Moriarty, 1B-P, Oak Park; Justin Stein, P, West Plains; Bob VanIten, C, Jr., Truman; Derek Wathan, SS, Rockhurst.


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Russell Carpenter has a diversified litigation, federal advisory, and international practice now focused on the US antiboycott laws, insurance coverage litigation, and the Consumer Product Safety Commission. He advises numerous leading American and multinational firms on compliance with the antiboycott laws, litigates corporate claims for insurance coverage of major environmental and toxic liabilities, and advises makers and sellers of consumer products on their reporting and recall obligations under federal statutes.
Mr. Carpenter also has extensive past experience with Russian and other East-West joint ventures, oil and gas litigation and federal regulation of mineral rights, and railroad land grants.
2002, ABA Lloyd's and Equitas Conference
2002, Company Policy Statements (Business Laws, Inc.)
1990, 222 Recueil des Cours 365-421 (Hague Academy of International Law)
1987, 43 Business Lawyer 79-91
January 1984, Eastern Mineral Law Foundation (Chapter 10)