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Hello, everyone, and welcome to Take Two! In case you didn't know, this is my second (and hopefully last) attempt at writing this story, because I didn't much like the first version and how it was.
If you read what I wrote of the first edition of this story, then you need to know that things are different in this one. However, if you didn't, then you're completely new to the story, which is just as good a thing.
Whether you're returning or not, I would once again like to welcome you to the story, and I hope you stay. And now, without further ado...
Chapter One - In the Dark
A wind blew through the city of Montville, Connecticut, late one evening, telling its residents that a storm was coming. Because of this, the streets were almost completely abandoned. Mothers were yelling at their children to come inside for the thousandth time, people who had been out with friends and lovers late at night were rushing home, and those who were inside their places of residence were looking out the window, eying the sky nervously and hoping that the coming storm would pass quickly.
Through all of this, only one man didn't seem too concerned with escaping from the outdoors. Instead, he simply walked through a nearby park, listening to the wind blow through the trees above him as the thunder and lightning started to sound. This man's name was James Adlam.
James wasn't the type of person who particularly enjoyed inclement weather, especially storms, but he did enjoy the darkness, and since nighttime was when it was the most dark, he was always out at night, whether there was a storm or not. Nighttime was the only time where he could, for the most part, avoid the stares and whispers of others when they took note of the mask that covered three-quarters of his face, save for his lower lip and chin.
The wind blew around him, causing his hair to blow around his face, and he sighed rather impatiently, running the thin fingers of one hand through his hair and trying to keep it out of his eyes. Damn the wind. It was the source of many problems in the world, including something as insignificant as one's hair getting in one's face.
Boom! A thunderclap echoed and then resonated as it faded, and it was then that raindrops began to fall from sky, hitting James's clothing and bouncing off of his mask. Because of this, for once, he was actually glad that he wore a mask, for it prevented the majority of his face from getting wet. He was, in a lot of ways, like a cat - he preferred darkness to light, for he had the ability to see quite well when it was dark, and he despised getting wet.
He took a deep breath, the rain-filled air filling up his lungs, and he then let out a sigh that was a sigh of ecstasy. The reason he went out at all was to get fresh air, for living in one's house the entire time wasn't exactly good for one's health, and the outdoors gave him the only thing that he believed he actually needed - fresh air.
Fresh air, though it wasn't all he wanted, was the only thing he was certain that he would ever get. What his mask hid from the rest of the world deprived him of the ability to live a completely normal life, so he fully believed that fresh air would be the only thing he wanted that he could get without making bad things happen.
His thoughts were interrupted when he heard a cry from nearby, causing him to jolt and find shelter behind one of the nearby trees in case someone came along. He didn't want anyone catching sight of him; he didn't want anyone staring at him at night.
After several moments, no one had come along, so he thought that it was safe after all and walked back onto the sidewalk, shrugging and telling himself that he had just imagined the noise as he proceeded walking. However, he was very quickly proven wrong.
There, several steps ahead of him, a figure was sitting on the ground. Quiet sobs were issued from the figure, and, judging by the form of this figure, he guessed that it was a girl.
He looked at the girl sitting on the sidewalk and crying for a moment, wondering if it would be the epitome of foolishness to approach her and if it would be better if he just turned around and walked away without acknowledging her.
However, whether it was foolish or not, he decided that he was going to speak to her, for it seemed to him that something was obviously wrong with her. He thought about how old she might be, the possibility of her having someone in the world who cared for her, and whether or not she knew where she was.
Sighing resignedly, he rather tentatively took a few steps up to where the girl was sitting on the sidewalk and looked down at her. She seemed unaware of his presence, for she continued crying without doing anything to acknowledge him being there.
He cleared his throat and very lightly placed a hand on her shoulder. "Hey."
Upon feeling his hand on her shoulder, she jolted and looked up at him, allowing him to see that she wasn't that old - she couldn't have been any older than fifteen or sixteen. She had on rather large-looking glasses, and tears and rain streamed down her face at the same time.
The moment she took note of his mask was obvious to him, for her eyes widened for a brief moment, and then she stared up at him, not saying anything or making any sort of movement.
"You know, it's terribly rude to stare," he said severely, any compassion that he had previously felt for this girl suddenly shriveling up dramatically. He folded his arms across his chest. "Didn't your parents ever teach you that?"
At that, she bowed her head, staring down at the concrete of the sidewalk, and mumbled something that he only got the words parents and gone out of.
"I'm sorry," she finally said, looking back up at him and running a hand through her hair, which was getting wetter with each passing moment. "Sorry for staring and... being in your way. You're standing here because you can't get by me, right?"
The moment she'd finished speaking, he was immediately taken aback by the humility and slight embarrassment in her tone. She hadn't meant to stare at him; he knew for a fact that it was a natural reaction whenever people saw his mask. However, though he'd scolded several people before for staring at him, none of them had ever apologized. They'd simply walked away as quickly as possible, faces flushing.
This girl was at least slightly different from the others, then. This was enough to make him feel slightly bad for her once again.
"Do you know where you are?" he inquired, not bothering to answer her question. To him, she acted as if she was a litttle bit lost.
"Yes, I know where I am," she replied, raising her eyebrows at him because the question surprised her. "I live here... not in the park, obviously. I live in this city."
"Hmm. May I ask why you're sitting on the sidewalk in the park in the middle of the night, especially when there's a storm out?" His tone suddenly became scolding once again. "You'll get sick if you stay out here, you know."
"No one cares what happens to me," she said, and though her tone was matter-of-fact, he also heard the hidden sorrow in it. She sniffed and passed a hand across her nose. "No one would notice if I got sick... or if I got abducted... or anything like that."
"What makes you say that?" he demanded rather incredulously, wondering where in the world this girl had come from. He hadn't seen a teenager act so cynical since he'd acted the same way during his own adolescent years.
"Oh... never mind," she sighed, sniffing again and then attempting to stand up. However, she winced and let out a whimper of pain. "Ouch! That hurt..."
"What's wrong?" he asked worriedly, as he hated seeing people hurt when it wasn't his own doing. He scanned her for a moment, looking from her face and then going down from there, his eyes traveling to her neck, her collarbone, her breasts, her stomach...
He then sighed and squeezed his eyes shut, feeling terrible. He thought that this girl had a rather attractive body, especially for someone her age, but she was obviously hurt, both physically and emotionally. Besides, she was evidently about half his age. He didn't need to be desiring her; she was too young.
Opening his eyes, he glanced down to her legs and saw that she'd scraped up her knee on her right leg pretty well, for the injury was wide and rather long.
"Oh," he breathed softly, immediately squatting down next to her and examining the injury for a moment. "How did you do that, may I ask?"
"I'm terribly clumsy sometimes," she explained, sounding rather embarrassed. "I was walking through here and slipped... or tripped... I don't even know. I inexplicably fall and run into things a lot."
"And you can't get up by yourself?"
"No. It hurts too much."
He sighed inwardly, but he knew that he couldn't just leave this girl alone. God only knew how she would be able to make it somewhere to take care of herself on her own.
"All right. I'm going to take you to my house and clean up your scrape. Is that all right with you?" he asked, extending a hand down to her as he rose. "I promise that I won't do anything to hurt you more than you already are."
She glanced from the hand he'd offered her and up to his face several times, and then she evidently decided that she believed him, for she grabbed his hand in one of hers and, with his help and a moan of pain, she stood up.
"Thank you," she sighed, releasing her hold on his hand and then taking ahold of his shoulder. "Where do you live?"
"Only a few blocks from here," he replied, glancing at the hand resting on his shoulder in surprise for a brief moment, as he couldn't remember the last time that someone had touched him of their own accord. He then started walking slowly so that she would be able to hobble alongside him. "It's not that far. Come on."
They then headed out of the park and towards the place where he lived, he walking and she hobbling, until they came to a rather large house that was really probably considered a mansion by most that was surrounded by a tall iron fence.
"Wow," she breathed in awe, looking up to the top of the fence and then looking straight ahead and past the fence to his house. "You live here?"
"Yes," he replied, stepping to the side against the fence and punching a five-digit code into a nearby keypad. The gate opened, and they walked through it as it then closed.
They came to the front steps of the house and walked up them, and he unlocked and opened the door. When they walked inside together, her breath was taken away by what her eyes met.
All around the house, there was the nicest furniture she'd ever seen, bookshelves packed with books, and some antique items that she had never seen anywhere else. There were three floors, and there was a polished oak staircase that led up to the second and third floors.
"This place is beautiful," she said softly. "Who else lives here with you?"
"Well... no one."
"No one lives here with you?" she inquired, turning to look at him and raising her eyes in surprise. "I can't believe you live in such a huge place by yourself. But, you know, I guess that means you don't have to worry about other people bothering you."
"Hmm" was his only reply. He then motioned to the living room. "Go in there and sit on the sofa. I'm going to get some peroxide and bandages."
Her eyes widened in shock, and she shook her head fervently. "Oh, I can't do that. I mean, your stuff had to have been really expensive, and I'm all wet. I'd ruin it."
"Don't worry about it," he replied nonchalantly, waving it away and shrugging. "Most of what I own is damaged in some way, anyway, so it doesn't really matter. Go ahead and take a seat. I'll be right back."
"Thank you," she said quietly, walking into the living room and then sitting down on the sofa, trying her best to sit up straight so that she wouldn't get the sofa any more wet. However, she felt tired, so she let out a sigh and leaned back, relaxing and closing her eyes.
When he walked back into the living room with a bottle of peroxide, some cotton, and bandages, he saw her leaning against the sofa with her eyes closed and wondered if she had fallen asleep. She looked as if she'd been through a lot recently.
"Hey," he said softly, walking over to her and placing a hand on her shoulder. He shook her a little. "Wake up."
She opened her eyes and looked up at him, sighing and then sitting up straight.
"Oh, I'm sorry," she sighed, rubbing her eyes and yawning a little. "I wasn't really asleep. I'm just really tired, so I was resting for just a second. I'm not trying to fall asleep at your house or anything."
"It's all right, I suppose," he replied with a shrug, grabbing a nearby footstool and sitting down on it. Then he reached out and took the leg that she'd injured, resting it on one of his legs and then opening the peroxide bottle, putting it on some cotton and then starting to clean her wound, trying not to think about how smooth the skin of her leg was.
"So... sorry," he said when he started to clean one spot of her injury and she let out a hiss of pain, pulling her leg back slightly. He took it back to where it had been before and continued cleaning it. "Are you going to tell me your name?"
"Oh, how rude of me," she said guiltily, extending a hand out to him. "I'm Stacey Burns. And you are?"
"James," he replied, taking her hand in his and holding onto it for a moment. "James Adlam."
"James Adlam," she echoed, looking thoughtful. "That's a Scottish last name, isn't it? And you're Scottish, judging by your accent?"
"Yes, it is, and yes, I am." He paused for a moment, continuing to clean her wound before he spoke again. "Now, what were you doing out in the park all by yourself at this time of night - and especially when there's a storm outside?"
"I was just looking for somewhere to be alone for a while," she said with a sigh. "Like I said, no one cares what happens to me. Besides, I didn't want to be around the people that I live with now."
"The people you live with now?" he echoed, raising his head and stopping his cleaning of her injury for a moment to look at her. "Why don't you live with your parents?"
For a moment, she simply looked at him without saying anything, but then her eyes lowered from his, and she folded her hands in her lap in a manner that he found to be rather old-fashioned. Then she finally said quietly, "My parents have died."
He swallowed hard, hoping that he hadn't sounded harsh or insensitive during the two times that he'd mentioned her parents, both in the park and just now. "I'm sorry. May I ask what happened to them?"
"Sure, I guess," she replied, shrugging. "My mom died when I was little... four, to be exact. I don't really know what happened. I think she had cancer or some other terminal illness. And my dad... well, my dad just died about three weeks ago. He had a heart attack."
For a moment, they were both silent, and then she looked up at him again, smiling slightly with tears in her eyes and finishing with a slight laugh, "He really enjoyed eating his big Irish breakfasts at the diner every morning... it clogged up his arteries."
He attempted to smile back at this, but found that he couldn't. He reached his free hand out to place it on top of one of hers, but he didn't know if she would welcome the gesture or not, as they didn't know each other very well, so he froze for a moment before pulling back without touching her.
"Well, if it makes you feel any better, I never knew my father," he murmured, almost in an absent manner, as he focused on her knee, which he'd resumed taking care of. "He died before I was born."
"That's sad," she said softly, her tone sympathetic. "Did your mom miss him a lot? I know my dad missed my mom."
"Yeah," he replied, letting out a rather bitter laugh for a moment as he shook his head. "I think she would have preferred to have lost me than to have lost him. She and I have never gotten along very well."
"I'm sorry," she said, clearing her throat while her face reddened slightly. "I didn't mean to bring up something bad like that... I didn't know. But I won't talk about it any more now."
"You don't have anything to apologize for," he replied with a shrug, finally stopping cleaning her wound and now placing super-sized Band-Aids on her knee to allow it to heal without having germs get inside of it or without it somehow getting injured further. "There. All finished."
"Thank you," she said, smiling appreciatively at him as their eyes met. "You really did me a big favor by helping me out. If you hadn't come along, I would have either had to stay out in the park all night or I would have had to drag myself somewhere."
"It wasn't any trouble," he said, looking into her eyes, which were a dazzling blue-green color, for a moment more before taking note of her facial features for the first time.
As he'd already noted, her eyes were blue-green, but it was hard to tell because a glare was caused by the light hitting her glasses, causing him to wonder how much more entrancing her eyes might be without glasses. She seemed to have none of the acne that was a source of worry for so many teenagers both male and female; her skin was clear and smooth. Her hair, which was stringy from getting wet and then starting to dry, was golden-blonde and fell down slightly past her shoulders. There seemed to be nothing strange-looking or out of place about her face; the eyes were perfect, her nose was just the right size for her face, her lips were full and soft-looking, and her chin appeared to be strong in that uniquely feminine way.
He was completely certain that he had never seen a more perfect, more beautiful, more appealing girl in all of his years of living. This of course meant that he would never have her, even if he wanted her.
If she'd noticed that he'd actually been staring at her during the past few moments of silence, she said and did nothing to imply it, for she rose from the sofa as best she could and said, "Well, I guess I'd better be getting back to where I live now. Maybe someone will be looking for me."
Something in him wanted to protest, as he suddenly felt a shocking, intense desire to keep her with him for a long, long, time, but he simply nodded silently and rose with her, walking by her side as she hobbled over to the door.
"Thank you for helping me, Mr. Adlam," she said politely, turning to him and extending a hand to him. "It was really thoughtful of you to go out of your way for me."
"You didn't cause me any trouble in doing it," he replied with a shrug, reaching out and taking her hand in his, noticing with slight wonder how their hands almost seemed to be exactly the same - thin and powerful-looking with the long, slender fingers to go with them.
They then shook hands, and when they'd each released their grip on the other's hand, she unlocked and opened the door, allowing them both to see that the storm had, in fact, worsened while they'd been inside the house. They just had been too absorbed in conversing with one another that they hadn't noticed it until now.
Seeing this, along with the fact that it was very poorly lit outside and the possibility that she could live a considerable distance away from him, he cleared his throat and closed and locked the door again, saying, "You know, it's late... the storm is getting worse, and it's almost pitch-black out there, as if the storm in itself isn't dangerous enough. You could get hurt again, either because of your clumsiness or because some lecher could see you and decide to come after you..."
He didn't really know how to finish, so he simply allowed his voice to trail off after a moment, and he simply looked at her before straightening himself and finishing, "What I'm trying to say is that you're more than welcome to stay here for the night, if you'd like."
She raised her eyebrows in surprise. "Really?"
"Yes, of course. You can just sleep here for the night, and, assuming that the storm has passed by morning, you can leave first thing." He paused. "I don't have any womens' garments to let you wear, but I'll find you something if you want to stay. You won't be very comfortable if you sleep in halfway-damp clothes."
For a moment, she looked at him without saying anything, but then she nodded, smiled, and shrugged. "Okay. Yeah, I'd like to stay here, if that's all right with you."
"It wouldn't be an issue with me at all," he replied, turning and then starting to head up the nearby staircase. "Follow me, then, and I'll find you something comfortable to wear to sleep in."
They then walked up one flight on the staircase until they came to the second floor, and she followed him into a room that was packed with assorted suitcases, chests, and boxes.
"These are all of my old clothes," he said with a shrug, motioning around the room. "You can just look around and take whatever you like. I don't know what will fit you and what won't, since I don't have it all organized, but... whatever you want is yours to keep. I won't need any of it for any reason."
She turned to him and smiled, nodding again. "All right. Thank you."
"You're welcome." He then paused for a moment, clearing his throat before continuing, "Now, I'm up on the third floor. I'm going to go up there now, and I won't come down for any reason to ensure that I don't disturb you. There's a room with a bed across the hall from here, and it has a bathroom attached to it. You can sleep there for the night. Whenever you're awake tomorrow morning, you can come up and get me. I'll most likely be inside the second door to the right, so knock on the door and let me know that you're there - don't open it. Then, if you're hungry and if you'd like me to, I'll cook you some breakfast before you go."
"That sounds just fine. Thank you, Mr. Adlam."
"Don't call me that; don't be so formal," he protested, shaking his head. "Please call me James."
"Then thank you, James. You've been very good to me, and I hardly know you." For a moment more, she looked at him, and then she smiled at him, stepping backwards into the room as she started closing the door. "Good night."
"Good night," he replied, standing there until she was out of sight by the door closing in his face.
For a moment, he simply stood there, but then he turned and walked over to the staircase, climbing up the remaining flight of stairs to the third floor so that he could retire for the night.


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The Fields of Slea Head
On August 21, 2009 by Donncha With 1 Comments - Canon 40D, Ireland, Kerry, Nature, Photography, Photos, Sigma 10-20, Slea Head
The green fields on Slea Head in County Kerry are home to many sheep and photographers who shoot this place to death. The photographers, not the sheep. With cameras.
While I was taking this photo another photographer walked down the slope just out of shot to shoot the beach at Cuminole!
Winners of the free hotel rooms tomorrow. There were only 5 entrants. Can't believe it's so hard to give away something free! I wonder if the hotel will actually make any bookings out of this?
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August 22, 2009
I'd love to enter but I can't see much point in going 2 miles to stay in a hotel.


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Green Plaza Hotel
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Green Plaza Hotel
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Property Location
A stay at Green Plaza Hotel places you in the heart of Da Nang, walking distance from Danang Cathedral and Dragon Bridge. This 4-star hotel is within close proximity of Museum of Cham Sculpture and Han Market.
Make yourself at home in one of the 173 air-conditioned rooms featuring tablet computers and LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and satellite programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with bathtubs or showers feature spring water baths and designer toiletries.
Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including a nightclub, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub. Additional features at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, babysitting/childcare (surcharge), and gift shops/newsstands.
Grab a bite to eat at one of the hotel's many dining establishments, which include 2 restaurants and 4 coffee shops/cafés. Relax with a refreshing drink at one of the 3 bars/lounges. A complimentary buffet breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of a conference center and meeting rooms. Guests may use a train station pick-up service for a surcharge, and free valet parking is available onsite.
Hotel Facilities
- Number of bars/lounges - 3
- Television in common areas
- Free WiFi
- Nightclub
- Pool umbrellas
- Fitness facilities
- Free breakfast
- Business center
- Steam room
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- Meeting rooms 4
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Designated smoking areas
- Total number of rooms - 173
- Laundry facilities
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- Elevator/lift
- Babysitting or childcare
- Multilingual staff
- Gift shops or newsstand
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Outdoor pool
- Porter/bellhop
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Spa tub
- Pool sun loungers
- Sauna
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
- Hair salon
- Number of restaurants - 2
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Shopping on site
- Train station pickup (surcharge)
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space
- Conference center
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of coffee shops/cafes - 4
- Free valet parking
Room Facilities
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- Slippers
- Separate bedroom
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Hair dryer
- Room service
- Spring water bathtub
- Bathrobes
- Free bottled water
- Private bathroom
- In-room massage available
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Tablet computer
- In-room safe
- Washer/dryer
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Sofa bed
- Free WiFi
- Satellite TV service
- Separate dining area
- Desk
- Balcony
- Free newspaper
- Free cribs/infant beds
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Bathtub or shower
- Turndown service
- Separate sitting area
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Separate living room
- Phone
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Designer toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
Hotel Policy
Know Before You Go
- Up to 2 children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding. Children may not be eligible for complimentary breakfast.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
- No pets and no service animals are allowed at this property.


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Pair of Travertine & Walnut Modern Side Tables - Bertha Schaefer Design
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These curvy modern tables were designed by Bertha Schaefer in 1950. Some were made in Italy for Singer and others made by Gordon's Fine Furniture of Tennessee. The dimensions, quality, materials, and details are the same. The stone tops are marked Italy on the underside, but there is no maker's mark on the bases, so we think these are by Gordon's. We had the walnut bases professionally restored.
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Shri Mahavir Vidyamandir Trust since its inception in 1996 has been involved in imparting quality education to students from KG to college levels. The Trust commenced its activities by setting up a Shishumandir for children way back in 1996.Since then the Trust has set up three colleges for providing quality education to students coming from disadvantaged sections of society.B Ed College set up by the Trust in the year 2003 is affiliated to Vidyabharti Gujarat – and works to realize the lofty ideals of Vidyabharti. The college has been producing quality teachers since then. And it has been achieving almost 100 % results every year since then. The trainees passing out from the college are quickly able to find jobs in good schools. Eg in the year 2014, 22 schools participated in the job fair organized by the college and could offer jobs to most of the trainees.While imparting quality education to students, Shri Mahavir Vidyamandir Trust makes efforts to prepare the students as ideal citizens of our great nation. Trust believes that the great nations can be created only by creating ideal citizens. Students are made aware of the values of our great civilization through daily prayers, cultural programs and various counseling sessions. Trust also makes serious efforts to maintain the highest standards of discipline within its campuses. As a Trust, running self finance colleges, the Trust is allowed to fill up 15% of the seats through management quota. However the Trust has set good examples for other colleges by handing over this quota seats to the University. The Trust gives admissions after taking fees which are determined by the government/university.No extra amount is taken from the students.
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Although she knew it was risky, Elena went to the master and asked him if she could, tonight, have a different outfit in which to dance. He was a little surprised, but agreed readily enough, and an hour later she found herself wearing a knee length white dress with pale tights. She still had no shoes, but she had always danced in socks anyway.
Standing on the steps up to the stage - which was really nothing more than a platform - she felt all of her fears return. She would fall, she knew it, fall and land in their hands where nothing could save her.
In the past, she had always found that her nerves vanished as soon as she began to perform, but this was not a show for friends or other students. Now she danced for her life. Was it not understandable if she was a little apprehensive?
It was hard to tell whether she was in the air or on the floor while she danced, for she moved too quickly. Later, one man said to the master that she had seemed to be flying, a joyful young woman filled with a passion for her dance. Others commented on how pretty she was, her fairy-like appearance.
None of them suspected that she was a fourteen-year-old girl who danced because she would be killed if she did not. It never even occurred to them. They saw the desperation in her dance as acting, and never thought it could be real. Elena knew this. She also knew that she must keep up the deception to keep her tyrant master in a favourable mood.
It must have been midnight when they let her stop, and Elena could barely drag herself to the waiting bath. She wanted only to sleep, but it was not to be. She washed, got dressed and was escorted to the room by the young servant, and barely was she there that all her worst fears were realised.
She had sat herself down on the shelf and was pulling the blanket towards her when she heard the footsteps. Normally, any visitors were silent, and she didn't hear them until they were in the room, speaking to her. But this particular visitor didn't seem to care. Indeed, they marched up to the door and pulled at it, cursing loudly when it would not open.
They are not supposed to be here, she thought. It is one of the master's men who has found out where I am. He means to take me. To force me ... Though her terror was mounting, Elena forced herself to take deep breaths and focus on the wall in front of her. A tiny stain on the whitewash...
The footsteps retreated.
During the long boring days, she had learned to recognise the low electronic hum she could hear as the lock that held her door closed. Now, suddenly, it cut out, and the footsteps were coming back. She was vulnerable and unprotected, and nobody would ever know...
The man burst in, every bit the thug she had been expecting. She backed away, trying to scream, but no sound came out. Terror overwhelmed her and she gasped as the man walked a few more steps towards her. His trousers, she saw, were already around his ankle.
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Should Somebody Track Cheerleader Injuries?
The Dallas Morning News follows up on a topic we have kicked around here on Al's Morning Meeting before -- cheerleading injuries, which are rising as stunts become more athletic:
"There is a zero system for holding anyone accountable," said Kimberly Archie, the executive director of the California-based National Cheer Safety Foundation. "It's a self-governed, $2 billion industry with no regulations for a child's welfare. In football you can say X number of people died. Well, in cheerleading, it's hard to find any numbers at all because nobody has to report anything."
One of the more recent deaths in Texas involved a Prairie View A&M University cheerleader. Bethany Norwood was paralyzed from the neck down after her teammates dropped her during a stunt in 2004. She died two years later.
A recent study did attempt to chronicle the increase of major cheerleading accidents nationwide. The report, conducted by the National Center for Catastrophic Sport Injury Research and based on emergency room cases, noted that the activity accounted for two-thirds of serious injuries among high school female athletes nationwide in the past 25 years.


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Cannon House is a turn of the nineteenth-century, one-and-one-half-storey wood frame house located on Highway 209, in Diligent River, Nova Scotia. The building and property are included in the provincial designation.
Cannon House is valued for its architecture and for its associations with the Cannon family.
Thought to have been constructed circa 1808, homes of this age are uncommon along the Parrsboro shore. Its finely executed exterior detail especially that of the crisply defined cornice, is also uncommon in the area. It has a simple three-bay façade, return eaves and simple window and door surrounds.
The Cannon family has a significant tie to the history of Nova Scotia. The first members arrived from England with Governor Edward Cornwallis to found Halifax in 1749. This parcel of land was originally owned by Mary Cannon who was the mistress Joseph Frederick Wallett Desbarres, former aide-de-camp of General Wolf, lieutenant governor of Cape Breton and renowned cartographer. Cannon became his land agent and became a landowner herself. In 1794 Cannon purchased this land from Loyalist Eleazar Taylor using monies she received as child support from DesBarres.
John Cannon settled on this land, initially probably as a tenant of Mary, who was either his sister or cousin. Here he initially built a log house and later purchased the land. It was after his marriage in 1808 that he likely built the present structure. Cannon House passed to John's son Isaac, a sea captain, and is today in the ownership of his great-granddaughter, which means the house has remained in one family for two-hundred years.
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Character-defining elements of Cannon House include:
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Detroit Democratic US Senator Carl Levin plans to introduce what he calls the "Great Lakes Cultural Heritage Assessment Act" next month.
Two weeks after The Washington Post reported that President Obama announced his intention to double the size of ocean bottom that would be off limits to fishing and other human intrusion, Science20 says Levin wants to have Obama's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration conduct an analysis of the Great Lakes to find more areas that also could be cordoned off as federal marine sanctuaries.
The only one in fresh water is Thunder Bay National Marine Sanctuary on Lake Huron near Alpena.
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Fourteen people died in a stampede at a mosque in northern China, according to state media.
The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon at the mosque in Guyuan, a city in the Ningxia region, the Xinhua news agency said.
People at the mosque had been handing out traditional cakes during an event to commemorate a religious figure, Xinhua said.
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Artists Nina Pope and Karen Guthrie join a historical re-enactment society to gain a better understanding of 16th Century English life. Dressed in period costume they experience just about every aspect of Tudor life and are granted unprecedented access to film the event. LIVING WITH THE TUDORS also casts a spotlight on the 500 die-hard volunteers who devote their entire summer holidays to this unusual pastime.
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BOSTON -- Jon Lester doesnt want to over-complicate things at this point in the season, but thats exactly what got him in trouble on Saturday.
Lester gave up four earned runs in the Red Sox' 4-3 loss to the Tampa Bay Rays at Fenway Park. He struggled early on, and rather than sticking with what has gotten him to this point, he tried hard -- harder than he should have.
I wasnt making pitches, he said. First batter of the game, just had no rhythm, had no feel for anything, overthrowing a little bit. A couple of them, got ahead of a guy, trying to make a perfect pitch instead of just making a quality pitch like I had done previous to that. So just more or less getting myself into trouble.
Lester (15-8, 3.15 ERA) gave up a two-run home run to Ben Zobrist in the first inning. Desmond Jennings scored on a wild pitch in the third, and Evan Longoria drove in Brandon Guyer in the fifth.
Terry Francona noted Lester got himself into deep counts, and while he gave him credit for going seven innings, he still had problems with pitches.
He got us through seven, Francona said. I think it was pretty obvious he wasnt commanding like he can. It was a lot of deep counts.
"Hes so good and he competes so much though that he finds a way to get that deep in the game, but hes not hitting his spots as consistently as he usually does. Thats probably the best way I can put it.
Rather than overanalyze his performance, Lester kept it simple after the game, the way he wanted to on the mound.
I wouldnt do a fire sale here and say theyre the greatest team and Im the worst pitcher, he said. I think theyve done a good job the past two series against us, but it comes down to executing pitches and I didnt do that for the majority of today.
He added, You stick around and you give a team a chance to win, were going to be on the other side of those more times than not. So as far as that, I did my job. But . . . they pitched better than me, so thats kind of the story today.
Lester shared the same sentiments of many of his teammates -- hes not about to start panicking and reading too much into one game. The season may be winding down, but there are still plenty of games to be played.
This isnt our first go-around at this, he said. We have plenty of guys in that clubhouse that have been here, gone to the postseason, won a World Series, so this isnt like this is all new to everybody and were just trying to get through it. I dont think anybodys pressing.
I think its easier when youre coming from behind than where were at. I think thats probably the biggest thing is they have no pressure. Were the ones that need to play well and the past three nights I think we have. But they played better two out of three, so weve just got to keep grinding it out.
"Weve still got, 12, 13 (games) somewhere in there. Weve got a long ways to go still. Like I said, just keep grinding it out. Its clich but thats what it is. Thats the mindset of our clubhouse right now, just one pitch, one at-bat at a time.
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Juliette's Birthday
Ruffled-tuft rumble-rattle,
With red ribbon 'round his neck,
Sandpaper-tongued the back
of my hand with the sleepy
persistence of shadows sneaking
Across a spotless floor.
Apathetic windows, cocooned
so deep in gloss-white they
regret ever opening, framed
blue sky rusting in the rain,
Where a waterlogged sun rode heavy
on the horizon like a burdened ship.
Outside, under the last azalea,
Translucent wax-paper crinkle-secrets
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Many Elysian Heights residents living northeast of Echo Park Avenue and Baxter Streets were without power tonight. Residents reported losing electrical service at about 7:45 p.m. Streets lights were out along sections of Cerro Gordo Street, Park Drive, Princeton and Valentine Streets near Elysian Heights Elementary ... Read More »
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A grand Highland Park entrance to undergo a welcomed restoration
By Nicole Possert "El Alisal," the former home of noted author and editor Charles Fletcher Lummis, was built by hand a century ago along the banks of the Arroyo Seco in Highland Park. Visitors are greeted by a front door of wood timbers and iron hardware ... Read More »
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I walked up the drive of Darkwood Mannor. it takes 10 minites.
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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tulsa NE - Claremore
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With a stay at Holiday Inn Express & Suites Tulsa NE - Claremore, you'll be centrally located in Claremore, convenient to Claremore Museum of History and Will Rogers Memorial Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Belvidere Mansion and J.M. Davis Arms & Historical Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 81 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Your room comes with a pillowtop bed. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Bathrooms have shower/tub combinations and hair dryers.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and a television in a common area.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is served daily.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a 24-hour business center, and express check-out. Planning an event in Claremore? This hotel has 12000 square feet (1115 square meters) of space consisting of a conference center and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 12000
- Conference space
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free self parking
- Total number of rooms - 81
- 24-hour business center
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Luggage storage
- Number of floors - 4
- 24-hour fitness facilities
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- Free breakfast
- Indoor pool
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- Multilingual staff
- Spa services on site
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- Conference space size (meters) - 1115
- Meeting rooms 8
- Roll-in shower
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- Free WiFi
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- Pillowtop mattress
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Comfort Inn & Suites Kannapolis - Concord
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Located in Kannapolis, Comfort Inn & Suites Kannapolis - Concord is in the business district and close to The Dale Trail and Old Courthouse Theatre. This hotel is within the vicinity of Memorial Gardens and Curb Motosports Museum.
Make yourself at home in one of the 84 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Complimentary wired and wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming provides entertainment. Private bathrooms with shower/tub combinations feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include desks and complimentary newspapers, and housekeeping is provided daily.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center. Additional amenities at this hotel include complimentary wireless Internet access, a picnic area, and barbecue grills.
A complimentary hot/cold buffet breakfast is included.
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Featured amenities include complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, a business center, and express check-in. Planning an event in Kannapolis? This hotel has facilities measuring 624 square feet (58 square meters), including a meeting room. Free self parking is available onsite.
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- Children 18 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.
- The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
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RESTASIS® (cyclosporine) ophthalmic emulsion 0.05% contains a topical immunomodulator with anti-inflammatory effects. Cyclosporine's chemical name is Cyclo[[(E)-(2S,3R,4R)-3hydroxy-4-methyl-2-(methylamino)-6-octenoyl]-L-2-aminobutyryl-N-methylglycyl-N-methyl-Lleucyl-L-valyl-N-methyl-L-leucyl-L-alanyl-D-alanyl-N-methyl-L-leucyl-N-methyl-L-leucyl-Nmethyl-L-valyl] and it has the following structure:
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Cyclosporine is a fine white powder. RESTASIS® appears as a white opaque to slightly translucent homogeneous emulsion. It has an osmolality of 230 to 320 mOsmol/kg and a pH of 6.5-8.0. Each mL of RESTASIS® ophthalmic emulsion contains: Active: cyclosporine 0.05%. Inactives: glycerin; castor oil; polysorbate 80; carbomer copolymer type A; purified water; and sodium hydroxide to adjust pH.
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I picked up my bags and headed towards the car,
"Hurry up Seph we're going to be late," called my mum, I rolled my eyes at her and threw my stuff in the car. She revved the engine as I opened the door and climbed in, it was 5AM in the morning and I was heading to school, to catch a bus to Gatwick airport where I'd travel to Switzerland by plane. Mum sped down the empty motorway and within no time we were at school, the bus was already there, Mum got out and smiled at me.
"I'm going to miss you," she smiled,
"Mum it's a school trip for two weeks. Two weeks!" I laughed, "I'm not leaving forever!" I told her, she smiled at me and opened the boot,
"Now hurry up," I hauled my suitcase out and headed to the bus. She followed behind me; I threw my case into the area under the bus and turned to Mum,
"Love you Mum," I smiled and bent down, I kissed her cheek and gave her a hug,
"Have a great time honey," she said and pushed me away towards the bus. I ascended the steps and walked down between the seats to the back of the bus,
"Love you mum… Mmmm kiss me,"
"Shut up Tom!" I said, "It's early, you don't want to get on my bad side," I swung into a seat near the back of the bus; I pulled out my ipod and put in one ear. Life without music would not exist in my opinion.
"Seph?" called a friend, I looked up,
"Mmmm?" I asked,
"Want one?" Pete asked me, I nodded and he threw me a pack of sweets,
"Cheers mate," I smiled. I allowed the chattered to fold around me; I really wasn't a morning person. I closed my eyes and soon I had drifted off. A few hours later I woke up,
"We were going to draw on your face Seph, but we thought we'd save that for the plane," laughed Jake; I smiled not really listening and picked up my bag. We got off the bus and picked up our cases and headed into the airport, it was now 8AM and so I was a little more awake. We put our luggage on the conveyer belt and walked through customs, soon enough we were on a plane to Switzerland.
It was a school skiing trip, something I'd never done before but had been told many a time it was worth doing, so Mum and Dad bought me ski stuff and next think I knew I was signed up for a two week trip during the Easter holidays. I sat down next to a girl called Sophie, she was a bookworm, but I found people easy to talk to. She smiled up at me as I came up,
"Seat number 23-B?" I checked, she nodded,
"Looks like you're stuck with me," she grimaced,
"Great!" I sad sarcastically whilst rolling my eyes, I smiled, "I can think of a load of worse people," she smiled,
"Don't worry you don't have to talk to me, I've got a book,"
"What if I want to talk to you?" I asked, she shrugged,
"Then I'll guess my book won't get read," she smiled. She had fair skins and brown hair; he eyes were big and encapsulating. I took my seat and shoved my hand luggage under my seat. When we were finally in the air I began to have a real conversation with her,
"So what are you reading?" I asked, she blushed,
"It's kind of stupid,"
"I like stupid," I told her,
"It's about Switzerland actually, a mountain there which brings out magical powers,"
"A mountain, magic powers?"
"Yeah, don't worry it's all made up," she said,
"I kind of guessed," I laughed, she bore her eyes upon me,
"Seph?" she asked,
"Does everyone think I'm weird? I'm only asking you because you're popular because you're nice to everyone and you could hate me, but if you do you hide it really well and well I am kinda weird and I think people talk about me behind my back…" she babbled quickly,
"No, no one thinks you're weird," I told her, "You shouldn't be worried about what people think about you, you should never be what people want you to be, don't conform to the ways of the world. Stand out!" she smiled,
"Thanks Seph." She picked up her book, "And in that case, I really want to finish the chapter before we get there." I nodded and glanced over the other side of the plane where the rest of the school group were, we seemed to be the two people who got the half price seats. I didn't mind, it meant I could catch up on Zs.
We finally arrived in Switzerland; I got off the plane and followed the school group to a new bus. There were two side by side, I went to the closer bus and threw my stuff in. I waited for a few moments and then climbed on, I went to the back of the bus and plugged in my earphones, a few minutes later the bus began to move. I watched the bus leave the other bus behind and thought it weird that it wasn't following in close transit; I looked down the bus to see a load of people who I didn't recognise. My eyes widened, I was on the wrong bus. I stood up and turned to the nearest person,
"I'm on the wrong bus!" I exclaimed, they looked up me and turned to their friends, speaking in a funny language. "Let me off!" I called, the bus driver glanced in the mirror, he yelled at me in his language. I walked down the aisle and signalled for him to stop,
"I'm on the wrong bus! Take me back?" I asked, he shook his head and called down the bus, no one answered, he shook his head again. He opened the bus door and I stepped off, and grabbed my bag from under the bus. The door closed and the bus drove off without me. I stood in the middle of nowhere with my suitcase and sighed; I got my coat out the bag and shrugged it on. A 4x4 pulled up and a door opened,
"The school sent me I'll take you back now, I'm Binks your ski instructor," he smiled and signalled for me to get in. I climbed in and put the suitcase in the back. He started the car but instead of turning back we headed towards a huge mountain in the distance.


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When he checked the fossil records of the ancestors of birds that lived between 120 million and 150 million years ago, he was surprised by the extent they matched the claws of the flat-footed birds. Mr Glen said the claws of most suggest they were more likely to be terrestrial, probably behaving similarly to modern-day chickens or ground pigeons.
Only one of the flight-capable dino-birds he examined, the sinornithosaurus of China, appeared to have been primarily arboreal.
"The evidence is quite clear that most of these bird ancestors were ground-dwellers," Mr Glen said. "That goes to the debate about whether birds learned to fly from trees or from the ground. The tree theory had made a lot of sense, that they used the height of the tree and so on to advantage to gradually develop a flying capability.
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As of February 27, 2017, the museum is permanently closed to the public. The university is digitizing the museum's holdings for research and can be viewed on our Collections page.
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interprets culinary and hospitality heritage, a major focus of the
university, to encourage academic success and public enjoyment.
To deliver this mission at the highest level of quality, the museum will:
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