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My first Avatar story and my twelfth story overall, this is a onshot on how to tell whether you are obsessed with Avatar.
You would rather poke your own eyes out with red hot pokers than read a story of a pairing you don't like.
If asked to name the major religions of the world, you will respond without hesitation," Christianity, Buddhism, Judaism, Hinduism, Islam, and Avatarism."
Blue arrows are a recurring theme in your doodles.
Or flame insignas.
Regardless if there is a new episode, every Friday night at 8:00 you sit in front of your television and stare at it for a half hour without turning it on.
You have a shrine dedicated to DiMartino and Koneitzko in your bedroom.
If asked to name three major religious symbols, you answer," The cross, the star of David, and the blue arrow."
Every single report or project that you do is based either Avatar or the cultures of Asia.
One entire side of your favorite binder/folder is decorated with either arrows or flames.
After every new episode, you get online or on the phone with your closest fan friend, and have a two hour analysis of a half hour episode.
The analysis usually sounds something like this," Okay, so she took three steps forward, and started with her right foot, and ended on her right as well. When she stopped walking, was her weight in the left or right foot?"
" I think it was the left foot."
" Lemme check my book on body language…….Let's see, three steps starting on the right foot, ending with weight in left foot…………….. it means that she was thinking about getting something to eat!"
" Ooooh, now what about Momo's noises?"
" What sounds did he make?"
" Cheep squeal chirp chatter."
" That should mean………"
You consider non-fans the "unbelievers" and do not hesitate to tell them that.
You have every rumor on the new episode memorized, as well as your own theories.
You are seriously considering forming the Brotherhood of Cabbage People.
If you were given the option between being crowned Supreme Ruler of the World or watching the new episode, you would take the new episode, hands down.
You devote hours to pondering questions like what nation your cat would be if he/she was a member of Avatar.
You announce discoveries like this to random strangers.
Your family no longer questions this behavior.
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Nerves of the Human Body
1839 - QUAIN, Jones (editor and illustrator); WILSON, W.J.E. (editor). The Nerves of the Human Body; Including the Brain and Spinal Marrow, and Organs of Sense; in a Series of Plates, with References and Physiological Comments. London: Taylor and Walton, 1839. Tall folio (13 by 21 inches), original drab cloth rebacked in calf. $3800.First edition, with 38 splendid large folio hand-colored lithographs of the brain, the nervous system and the sensory organs.Quain's Elements of Descriptive and Practical Anatomy (1828) is "among the most important of the English textbooks on anatomy" (Garrison-Morton 410); the present volume of hand-colored plates was issued to accompany that important text. The work of an "elegant and accomplished scholar," Quain's accomplishments would serve as the basis of all major anatomy books for decades (DNB), including Gray's famous Anatomy (1858). This was the third of five "Divisions" issued by Quain to illustrate human anatomy; the other parts depicted the muscular system, the circulatory system, the digestive and respiratory systems, and the skeletal system. The other four plate volumes were published over a period of six years and are often found separately. With 91 pages of descriptive text. Early ownership inscription of J.M.E. Roche of the Royal College of Surgeons in London on front free endpaper, neat ownership ink stamp of the Bibliothèque du Docteur J. Livon in lower margin of title page and verso of first plate.Marginal stain in first several leaves, not affecting images or text; usual minor offsetting from text to plates, occasional foxing; color plates vivid. Cloth lightly stained, corners gently bumped. An extremely good copy, handsomely rebacked, in the original cloth. [Attributes: First Edition; Hard Cover]
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Investigate the radiographic changes following 125Iodine mesh brachytherapy after sublobar resection in stage I NCSLC patients with poor pulmonary function.
Between January 1997 and January 2008, 147 patients with poor cardiopulmonary reserve and stage IA and IB NSCLC underwent sublobar resection followed by implantation of 125I vicryl mesh brachytherapy. The brachytherapy implant was placed over the wedge resection staple line delivering a total dose of 100–120 Gy over the lifetime of the implant. Follow-up consisted of clinical exam and surveillance chest xray/CT scans of the chest. All postoperative follow-up radiographic studies performed at Allegheny General Hospital were reviewed with a chest radiologist at our institution. We defined complications as penumothorax, pleural thickening, loss of seeds, cavitary lesion, persistent effusions, local fibrosis at the site of brachytherapy and recurrence.
A total of 147 high risk patients with stage I NSCLC underwent sublobar resection followed by implantation of 125I mesh brachytherapy. Of these patients, 33 had available post operative follow-up radiographic studies (performed at AGH) for review with an average follow up of 12 months. Seven patients had CXR & CT scans, ten only had CT scans and sixteen patients had CXRs. The average follow-up time was 18.8 months (range 3–48 months). Of these thirty-three patients, seven had local fibrosis at the site of the brachytherapy, six had persistent small loculated penumothorax, four had persistent loculated effusions, six patients had pleural thickening and one patient had cavitary lesion with the disappearance of the seeds. Four patients had recurrence, of which one was regional & three were distant.
Radiographic changes following 125 Iodine brachytherapy placed along the wedge resection staple line are confined to the site of implantation and are not associated with radiation pneumonitis nor impact pulmonary function.
In patients with impaired cardiopulmonary reserve, sublobar resection and Iodine brachytherapy appears to be a reasonable approach.
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|Reviews for Mighty Sword
| maglors harp chapter 1 . 8/2/2011
A beautiful story. The last line especially was very powerful.
| Unsung Heroine chapter 1 . 7/8/2005
This is truly impressing. I liked it a lot. Still I cannot help but wonder where all your other beautiful fics have gone to?
| Deborah Judge chapter 1 . 6/27/2005
Very nice. It does seem that when you read the Silmarillion together with LoTR that the Silmarillion isn't so tragic after all. What would have happened to the Dwarves, Men and Hobbits (and Sindar) if it weren't for the fall of the Noldor in the First Age? Looking at it together makes the fall seem like a 'Felix culpa', a fall that makes redemption possible. What's great about this story is that you show this connection in the most tangible way. I'm so glad that Turgon could see this, and could make some peace with his choices.
| queenieb chapter 1 . 2/6/2005
And so the story of Glamdring comes full circle. This is a wonderful work of prose, almost poetic at times in its lyricism. Turgon's visions are beautifully intertwined with the narrative. What a lovely, lovely piece.
| Hirotani chapter 1 . 10/9/2003
A wonderful piece on Turgon and Gondolin... [wipes tears] Simply marvelous!
| Zimraphel chapter 1 . 9/14/2003
I loved this story! How come it's taken me this long to find it, hm? And anything with my beloved Glorfindel is welcome; I especially liked the opposing gold/silver, Glorfindel/Ecthelion paintings.
| Klose chapter 1 . 4/8/2003
Sorry it took me so long to get to this, would not allow me to access (evidently, this fic's so popular that the site experienced overload, ehehehe).
Goodness, Lalaith, I don't know what to say. I agree with Mouse, this story should be worshipped... I'm just speechless. The imagery, the language... *bursts into tears* It's so damn good!
(And I really appreciate the 'cameos' you gave Fingon, :))
It's just beautiful, the way you managed to portray the tales of Turgon and Olorin as part of one big story, and not a joining of two separate texts by telling the tale of a sword that has seen so many things...
Recognised the refs to 'Bliss in Valinor'! :D
Anywho, MARVELLOUS work. Keep the brilliant fics coming! :D
| Jillian Baade chapter 1 . 4/7/2003
I can echo what others have written. Truly magnificent story.
| Mouse chapter 1 . 4/6/2003
Oh, HEAVENLY!
Thank you for a beautiful and meaningful piece of writing.
| Soledad chapter 1 . 4/6/2003
A wonderful story. Absolutely wonderful. It is so rare to see Turgon, and even more rare to see Olórin for what he really is, and seeing the two together is a treat.
Connecting all Ages of Middle-earth through a legendary sword is a unique idea, and your writing style is so simple and elegant, it's truly amazing. Great work.
| Finch chapter 1 . 4/6/2003
There should be more stories like this one, enshrining the objects and artefacts that carry the memories of the Great Tales of Middle-earth. Very well done!
(one very minor nitpick: Thingol is the tallest of Iluvatar's children, but never mind.)
| TrinityC chapter 1 . 4/5/2003
Oh! I really like this! Nature has a habit of running in cycles, and I love the way you've brought that to light. I especially like the somewhat poetic justice that it was the sword of Gondolin that slew the last Balrog (am still reading the Silmarillion so my knowledge is sadly defective in many areas). And there are so many lines that I liked especially that I can't quote them here cos I'd end up pasting the whole fic into the review box, which would be cheating. Suffice to say, three cheers for all the familiar faces (and an especially big one, of course, for the Beloved), and another three for you!


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Pairings: Akuroku/AxelxSora, Soriku
A/N: A whim! Why didn't Axel stop Roxas, really? He just gave up. I wonder to this day. Um, this is somewhere after Sora and Riku returned to the islands.
Dejected eyes glimmered with emotion; what emotion it was, I could not tell. Shoulders slouched forward, spiky red hair drooping sadly, he watched me intently. His body was rigid; as he reached out for me, I could tell he was hesitant to do so. Acting this way was showing a weakness. He was trusting me, just a little bit, just enough to reach out for me with those hands I remembered too well, those hands I longed to have touch me once again.
I felt my face contort in fury, I felt my skin burn in rage. He seemed vaguely surprised, so I knew my eyes must have been full of all the anger he did not bother to know I held for him.
"Don't you dare touch me!" I shouted. I knew that if he touched me, it was the end. I would shatter, everything would shatter, every bit of resolve I still clung to would break in my hands.
His lips – lips that I had once kissed, lips that had once touched my body – began to move, and I was terrified of his voice. I wanted to raise my hands and cover my ears, like a child, if only it would prevent me from hearing the voice I had tried so hard to forget.
"Roxas…" My skin was searing, but I shivered violently. Tears stung the backs of my eyes. My name, the name I loathed, could only ever have meaning when he spoke it. It could only ever be significant when said it in that voice.
Overwhelmed, I tried to think of something, anything, to say. I didn't want to hear his voice again, but I wanted to, I needed to, with every fiber of my being I needed to hear him speak. But I couldn't do it, I wouldn't last much longer, I had to say something. There were so many things I'd wanted to say to him, so many things I never explained, never told him, he needed to know how much I hated him, I needed him to know, but I couldn't pin down a single thought.
"You didn't stop me!" I shrieked. My emotions, my hatred, all of it was rolling out through my tongue before I could stop it. The important details didn't matter; I needed someone to know how I felt. "You just let me leave! You just let me go! You didn't do anything! Why didn't you do anything?! Why?! Did you ever love me like I love you?! Did you ever feel anything for me?!" I felt like I would die if he didn't answer, if he didn't tell me that he loved me all along, if he didn't tell me he was wrong and the only reason he didn't stop me was because he didn't feel worthy enough. But I didn't want him to answer because I knew what he said would be different.
It hurt.
He tried to speak, but I didn't want to—I just couldn't—listen to it. I couldn't let him hurt me again. I had to make him stop.
"Stop!" I screamed. My throat sizzled. "Don't say anything!" please, please don't say anything, please don't hurt me again, please don't let me hurt myself, please make it all go away
His voice, saying my name, saying it like I knew, that familiar tone, the way he said my name—I needed it, I needed him so much. I needed him to tell me he loved me. I didn't care if he was lying to me anymore.
I needed him.
"Roxas, I…"
"Hey, Sora, are you okay?"
Riku was watching me closely, concerned and almost fearful. His silver hair was sliding across his head to cover his eye, shielding the green from me. I remembered I was on a beach—no, our beach, mine and Riku's and Kairi's—and the sun was drowning in the distant ocean, a part of the ocean far away, staining the sky red and orange and yellow.
I smiled and Riku smiled. I let my strange thoughts slip into the back of my mind—that's where they belonged. I wasn't even sure if they were real or not, I couldn't remember if they had any basis in truth, I couldn't remember why the name Roxas sounded so familiar.
I took Riku's hand in mine and he seemed put at ease by the action. He turned to watch the sunset again, but I kept looking at him, finding myself looking for something, for someone—No, I loved Riku. I needed Riku, I loved Riku. There wasn't anyone else, I was sure.
But the question was always there, in the back of my mind, even as I gazed deeply into Riku's green eyes I saw it, felt it, heard it, the question for someone I couldn't remember, from someone I couldn't remember, the question I never heard an answer to—
Why didn't you stop me?


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Heaven help the planet, because dealing with climate change is going to cost something (although a lot less than not dealing with it). The politics is getting more difficult, judging by the promises of Ed Miliband and David Cameron. They evidently think that voters are in no mood to pay even a modest insurance premium to stop what the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report says is a 95% certainty that human activity is destroying our habitat.
The latest round of populism on energy prices began last October, when the prime minister said the government would legislate to put consumers on to the cheapest deal. Miliband joined in last week, with a call for a price freeze. The Tory right riposted with demands to cut support for low carbon generation, currently a small part of the total.
Energy comes with painfully large bills of typically £1,200 a year, probably the biggest bill after the rent or mortgage. Never mind the inconvenient fact that we have lower electricity and gas prices than most western European countries, and that the biggest impact on household bills is world gas prices – going up as Asia booms and Japan, Germany, and Italy abandon nuclear power. The polling shows energy prices hurt.
Both Miliband's and Cameron's proposals risk being counter-productive, which is why the government swiftly ditched the prime minister's. Shopping around may be frustrating, but it is safer than telling companies to put people on to the lowest bill, which would mean they would only charge one tariff.
Miliband's price freeze from the election until 2017 would have two effects: bigger price hikes between now and the election, and bigger catch-up price rises when the freeze comes off. Price controls do not work. In electricity, price caps were one of the toxic components that caused California blackouts in 2000 and 2001. Sharp rises in wholesale prices, combined with caps on retail prices, would simply cause companies to turn off the lights. Why sell at a loss?
There are only two safe ways of getting prices down: increase supply or cut demand. Key to our energy bills are gas prices. We use a lot of gas to heat our homes, and it is usually the cheapest way of generating electricity so it also sets our electricity costs. But there is a puzzle. The wholesale gas price in Britain is nearly three times as high as in the United States. If we had US gas prices, consumers would save hundreds of pounds a year. Gas enthusiasts say this is due to the US fracking revolution driving down prices. George Osborne thinks if we turn Cheshire and Sussex into wildcatting Texas, our prices will fall. He has even given fracking a tax break.
But there would be no such effect. We have pipelines to mainland Europe. More gas from the North Sea did not much cut British prices. The US gas price is so low because it is hard to ship. It has to be liquefied, put in special ships, and then regasified when it arrives. The fracking revolution in the US has happened more quickly than the ability to turn import terminals into export terminals.
The key to lower British energy bills is not our own production, but more US export terminals. So far, just four terminals have been given permission, and more than 10 export terminals are still awaiting approval, even though the US has a legal obligation under the World Trade Organisation rules not to restrict exports.
As I've seen in my role in (unrelated) US green energy, there is fierce lobbying against export terminals in Washington from chemical, steel and other energy intensive companies (and their unions) that want cheap inputs (and a big competitive edge on Europe). Cameron should be putting pressure on the other side of the Atlantic when he talks with the president. The EU should be jumping up and down about unfair trade practices. We should get tough, if necessary funding legal challenges to American sloth.
There is also an appalling effect on carbon emissions. Gas is displacing coal in the US, but the US coal producers are just dumping their product in Europe. European power companies have been shifting from gas to coal, which emits twice as much carbon for the same heat.
Gas should replace coal on both sides of the Atlantic, as it probably would in a free market. If we are to use gas responsibly in the long term, we will need to capture the carbon emitted when it burns. But the anti-green Treasury is dragging its feet on the first big low-carbon gas power station.
The other way to cut energy prices is to curb demand: the lower the demand for electricity and gas, the lower prices will be. The government legislated for a revolutionary way of increasing household energy saving – the green deal – which had three-party support at the last election. But Osborne and the Treasury have blocked any serious incentives despite private financing, savings in household bills and job creation. So much for Osborne's pre-election promise to turn the Treasury into a "green ally".
Voters are cleverer than politicians sometimes assume. They know there is no such thing as a free lunch, so both Miliband and Cameron should stop pretending that it exists. On energy prices, three things will work: more competition, free trade with the US, and energy saving. More supply and less demand will get prices down. It really is that simple. The rest is just political posturing.


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George A. Miller Prize in Cognitive Neuroscience
The George A. Miller Prize in Cognitive Neuroscience was established in 1995 by the Cognitive Neuroscience Society to honor the innovative scholarship of George A. Miller, whose many theoretical advances have greatly influenced the discipline of cognitive neuroscience. The first ten years of the prize were funded by generous support from the James S. McDonnell Foundation.
Each year the Prize shall recognize an individual whose distinguished research is at the cutting-edge of their discipline with realized or future potential, to revolutionize cognitive neuroscience. Extraordinary innovation and high impact on international scientific thinking should be a hallmark of the recipient's work.
An annual call for nominations for the George A. Miller Prize will be made to the membership of the society. The recipient of the prize will attend the annual meeting of the Cognitive Neuroscience Society and deliver the George A. Miller lecture.
Congratulations to Dr. David Van Essen, our 2017 George A. Miller Awardee. Dr. Van Essen will receive his award and give his lecture on Sunday, March 26, 2017 from 4:00 – 5:00 pm, Grand Ballroom of the Hyatt Regency San Francisco.
"A Cortical Cartographer's View of Brain Structure, Function, Connectivity, Development, and Evolution"
Speaker: David C. Van Essen, Alumni Endowed Professor, Department of Neuroscience, Washington University in St. Louis
The cerebral cortex is the dominant structure of the mammalian brain, and it plays critical but diverse roles in cognition, perception, emotion, and motor control. This lecture will review recent progress in elucidating the structure, function, connectivity, development, and evolution of cerebral cortex in humans and nonhuman primates. Underlying methodological themes will include the power of surface-based analysis and visualization and the importance of user-friendly data sharing for accelerating progress in exploring these topics. Consideration of cortical development will include questions of why the cortex is a sheet whose convolutions vary across species and across individuals. Advances in elucidating functional organization include a recent multimodal human cortical parcellation, based on data from the Human Connectome Project (HCP), that reveals 180 distinct areas in each hemisphere. The ability to accurately parcellate the cortex in individual subjects will enable systematic analyses of individual variability in relation to many neurobiologically informative features as well as hundreds of behavioral measures that are part of the freely shared HCP data. Comparisons with nonhuman primates, including chimpanzees as well as macaque monkeys, provide intriguing evolutionary insights regarding the dramatic expansion of neocortical regions associated with higher cognition in the human lineage.
Previous Winners of the George A. Miller Lectureship
2016 Brian Wandell, Isaac and Madeline Stein Family Professor
2015 Patricia Kuhl, Ph.D., University of Washington
2014 Jon Kaas, Ph.D., Vanderbilt University
2013 Fred Gage, Ph.D., The Salk Institute
2012 Eve Marder, Ph.D., Brandeis University
2011 Mortimer Mishkin, Ph.D., NIMH
2010 Steven Pinker, Ph.D., Harvard University
2009 Marcus Raichle, Ph.D., Washington University School of Medicine
2008 Anne Treisman, Ph.D., Princeton University
2007 Joaquin M. Fuster, Ph.D., University of California Los Angeles
2006 Steven A. Hillyard, Ph.D., University of California San Diego
2005 Leslie Ungerleider, Ph.D., National Institute of Mental Health
2004 Michael Posner, Ph.D., University of Oregon
2003 Michael Gazzaniga, Ph.D., Dartmouth College
2002 Daniel Kahneman, Ph.D., Princeton University
2001 William Newsome, Ph.D., Stanford University
2000 Patricia Churchland, Ph.D., University of California, San Diego
1999 Giacommo Rizzolatti, Ph.D., University of Parma, Italy
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A GreenTech Entrepreneur Reinvents the Recycling Model
Published: September 30, 2009
Ron Gonen sees opportunities in a spot most of us don't even take notice – the trash. The environmental entrepreneur's brainchild, Recyclebank, is a rewards and loyalty program that motivates households to recycle and adapt other positive green behaviors. As CEO and co-founder, Gonen is revolutionizing the way people view recycling.
From its launch in 2004, Recyclebank is acknowledged as an unqualified success and has now grown to servicing over one million people across 20 states and in the United Kingdom. Recyclebank is increasing participation in recycling from single digits to over 90% in communities along the way.
In an earlier post we showcased a CBS TV profile of Recyclebank. In this post we visit with Ron Gonen and get more of his perspective on the business and creating wins for so many stakeholders.
Recyclebank success has been based on many parties cooperating and winning. Can you remind us who plays each part and how they win?
The city wins because Recyclebank helps them divert waste from the landfill, which saves them a significant amount of money. The citizen wins because we reward them with Recyclebank Points, which they can use to shop, and we also lower their tax base by reducing the amount their city has to spend on landfill fees. The businesses that participate in our program win because they get great branding and advertising via our website and relationship with the households we service. The recycling industry wins, because it gets a dramatic increase in materials. Manufacturers win because they have access to a large supply of recycled materials, so they don't have to spend money on virgin materials to manufacture their products. Ultimately the environment wins because less of our natural resources are tapped to manufacture products.
What has surprised you about this business?
I'm always surprised by the amount of obstacles that you are presented when you are trying to build a business and change behavior. But, we've been successful in overcoming those obstacles, and the reward is great because it's both a financial reward for the company, and an emotional reward for the people in the company, because we feel like we've made a difference.
What's been your best move?
Hiring the best people I could find.
What's been your worst?
Relaxing my standards on character and values in the hiring process. Every time I've done that it's been a mistake.
What's your biggest challenge going forward?
Hiring the best people.
How can other entrepreneurs or stakeholders benefit from your companies success?
With entrepreneurs, it's example of people working really hard to make an idea a reality. For stakeholders who care about the environment, it's demonstrating that smart environmental actions are also smart economic decisions.
What are some of the other green companies you find exciting?
I've always admired Patagonia – they make a product that is of the highest quality, they are always trying to innovate, and people love working at the company.
What tips would you give to a private firm who wants to build a successful partnership with a government agency?
Patience, and respect for people at all levels.
Thanks Ron!
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Honda (HMC) announced Thursday that it may have found a breakthrough in converting leaves, plant stalks and other biowaste into the alternative fuel ethanol.
The new process makes the conversion more efficient by using a microorganism developed by a Japanese lab that can chomp its way through vegetation more efficiently than in the past. The new bugs are better at converting sugar in plants into alcohol, or as it's known in its denatured form, ethanol.
The process results in a "significant increase in production of bio-ethanol," Honda said in a statement from Tokyo. The improvements deal more effectively with "fermentation inhibitors" that get in the way of the microorganisms.
"We believe there's a lot of potential in cellulosic ethanol, and we're continuing to do research," says Honda spokesman David Iida.
As the price of oil has soared, increased production of ethanol has been hailed as a potential energy solution by farmers, the government and automakers.
In the USA, most ethanol is made from corn. President Bush has called for more research to find a way to make ethanol from other plants as well, such as switchgrass. But the process has been difficult because current methods yield relatively little ethanol from biowaste.
Honda and the lab, the Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, are building a test facility to try out the new processes on a larger scale.
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It's 1866 and 17 year old Jasper Whitlock lives at home with his mother, father and little sister.
Suddenly a day the maid finds a man in the kitchen bleeding all over the plaice, she screams for help, and hears something behind her; Bella Swan, vampire since 1812, the made and unknown man gets killed by Bella.
More people are missing, some is found killed, who is her next victim? Will the victim die, or will he just be a part of the past?
Elena (the maid)P.O.V
The sun was shinning, and warming my back as I walked into the Whitlock's house.
I sang an old song my mother used to sing to me.
It was a very sad heavy song, my mother used to say it was a song about her life.
The sound's of the nature outside matched with the song perfectly.
I was going to make dinner for the Whitlock's, but what I saw inside the kitchen made me scream and jump when I saw it.
A man was lying down on the floor, moaning and groaning in pain, because of the blood floating out of his weak body. I didn't know the person, and for that I could only be grateful for!
I quickly rushed to the man, grabbing a peace of clothes trying to make the bleeding stop.
"Somebody help! There's a man bleeding! HELP!" I yelled but it didn't seem that anybody heard me, just then a small laugh came from behind me, the small laugh sounded like small clear bells, like a laugh from an angel.
I looked over my shoulder, and gasped.
She surely looked like an angel, her long dark brown hair shinned in the dim light, her long sky blue dress fit her perfectly, but her eyes scared me, they were blood red.
I jumped up up at the sight.
"You shouldn't have tried to save him," Her voice was just like her laugh, light and beautiful. But although she seamed to be... Dangerous.
I only looked at her.
"I don't think we personally meet, I'm Isabella Swan" She said smiling a smile to me. I turned to her, completely forgetting the man lying on the floor, still groaning and moaning.
She smiled to me. A dangerous smile, I wanted to run, but something told me not to.
"Can't you speak?" She asked, tilting her head to the side.
"What are you?" I finally asked. She laughed a small short laugh.
"Oh, I love that question," She smiled. She walked slowly closer to me, like a predator "I'm a vampire," She said. Not so weird that she had red eyes, then...
"That's impossible," I whispered.
"Not quit," She walked closer to me. "You smell so good," A moan escaped her mouth.
"Like... Blueberries-" Her eyes closed slightly, as a growl came out of her.
"And strawberry," She smiled, and slowly she lay her hand on my shoulder. "This is gonna be so good," She mumbled, her eyes zoomed in on my neck, she then leaned in and sunk her teeth into me. Dear Jesus, let this be a nightmare! An awful, awful nightmare! The pain quickly spread thou my whole body. I tried to fight her, I kicked, and screamed but the more I tried to get free of her death claws, the more week and painful I felled. The hope of life flooded out of me like my blood, and into the beautiful devil that was hovering over me.
One of you guys asked me why Isabella aka Bella didn't have a southern accent, it's because she was born and raised in Washington DC ;) But then she came here... And I'll tell you more in th next chapter, god damint!
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Daryn Colledge has moved from left guard to right tackle, and Allen Barbre is at left guard.
Tauscher limped off before the extra point on the last touchdown. Didn't appear to be real serious because he pretty much refused treatment from trainer Pepper Burress.
It was just announced that Tauscher has an ankle injury and probably won't return although he could (if it were close).
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There's also an excerpt from the Introduction, essentially the first five pages of the book.
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However, what if a book contains so much information you can hardly pick it up, let alone afford to buy it? The 34-volume, 26 million-word Grove Dictionary of Art is a case in point. Published by Macmillan, the world's most comprehensive art reference book weighs 85kg, takes up 176cm of shelf space, and costs pounds 4,900 - meaning only well-funded libraries and extremely wealthy private collectors can afford it.
Enter the Internet. Last November, Macmillan started offering subscriptions to an online version of the dictionary. Institutions pay pounds 900 and individuals pay pounds 275 for a one-year subscription (carnets for 10 24-hour sessions cost pounds 50). The online version has all the text of the print version, plus updates and links to images of artworks. With the Grove Dictionary of Art Online, Macmillan is betting that ease, affordability and the promise of constant updates will bring customers around to the idea of buying access to - rather than owning - a digital book.
To date, about 300 subscriptions to the online version have sold - compared with 5,000 copies of the print version, published in 1996. But Macmillan expects sales to pick up. Already, the online version has attracted prestigious institutions: subscribers include the Bodleian Library at Oxford, the Barber Fine Art Library at Birmingham University, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Frick Collection in the US. As people realise how accessible the dictionary is, Macmillan believes individuals interested in the art world, as well as corporations and institutions, will subscribe.
Certainly, the online version beats the print version in terms of utility. Instead of travelling to a library, subscribers can use the dictionary from any computer with Internet access and a version 4.0 browser, simply by going to the dictionary's website (www.groveart.com) and entering a user ID and password. Search engines scour 41,000 articles to bring up a list of places where a specified topic is mentioned. Cross-references embedded in the text mean users can move from article to related article with one click - far easier than the cumbersome process of reshelving one volume and picking up another.
The online version has also extended the print version's content. While the original contained 15,000 illustrations, the online version contains links to 12,000 images held by art galleries around the world (for example, a link from the article on Leonardo da Vinci goes to the Mona Lisa at the Louvre's website), and gives subscribers access to the Bridgeman Art Library's collection of 100,000 images (at the moment, 30,000 images are available; 70,000 will be added by the end of the year).
"We had to limit the print version's content - the number of illustrations of Picasso, for instance - because of the size," explains Richard Charkin, the chief executive of Macmillan and driving force behind the company's move into electronic publishing. In the online version, however, there is no limit to the number of illustrations and entries that can be included.
Another advantage is that entries can be updated to include new academic research and biographical changes. "Like any printed book, the print version was out of date as soon as it was published," Charkin says.
A team of editors at Macmillan keeps the online dictionary up to date. They have made more than 5,000 changes in 1999, including reports on the deaths of Roy Lichtenstein and Willem de Kooning, and new entries on Britpack artists Damien Hirst and Rachel Whiteread. The editorial staff also create original content covering art world events such as the Turner prize and are developing links to pricing and auction sites.
The move from print to Internet publishing hasn't been trouble-free, however. Macmillan has had to take measures to avoid pirating: access to the site automatically cuts off, for example, if too many pages are downloaded in one sitting. Also, Internet publishing demands high levels of maintenance and customer service. In the past, a book publisher's customer service department dealt with filling orders during business hours. Now, customer service representatives might also handle late-night technical queries.
The online dictionary has created new editorial tasks, such as maintaining the quality of the links. When the Louvre changed its URLs earlier this year, Macmillan had to work quickly to recode the links in the space of an hour. "We have to change our whole way of doing business," Charkin explains. "We're inventing systems."
Some museums are contesting the legality of the links. Macmillan, is currently in talks with the museums, maintaining that the links are perfectly legal. "We are not taking their content into the dictionary," says Charkin. "We are taking customers to them."
Charkin, who is chairman of the Whitechapel Art Gallery, believes that museums will have to find new ways of generating income by getting people who come to their sites via the Grove Dictionary to become a friend of the museum or make a purchase in an online store.
Still, the online version makes a lot of business sense. The original version took 14 years and over pounds 20m to complete. Publishing the online version cost a fraction of that, says Charkin - though he expects it to cost twice as much in the long term, as the expense of maintaining the dictionary adds up. Moreover, publishing on the Net doesn't incur printing, shipping, retail and other distribution costs, which account for 75 per cent of most cover prices. Internet publishers can pass this saving on to customers - or spend it enhancing editorial quality.
Ultimately, the online dictionary's success will depend on how many people buy it. Those who have seem satisfied, so far. Gregory Walker, head of collection development at the Bodleian, says it generated "strong academic interest", and Karen Jackson, arts liaison Librarian at the Barber, says she feels "very positive about how it's going to work". Both the Bodleian and the Barber own the print version, too, and at the moment Jackson says she can't imagine the online version entirely replacing the print version, though "if it is heavily used and we are struggling to find funds then that is something we would consider".
Charkin remains confident that the online dictionary will be as popular as the print version. "I really think this is going to be the single art source of the 21st century for all layers of users - academics, collectors, schools." More online projects are in the pipeline: The New Grove Dictionary of Opera Online is due out this month; The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians Online are expected next year.
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THE DEVLIN DIARY is set in England however, in two time periods, as the reader finds parallel stories taking place. In London, during the 17th Century, there is Hannah, while Claire lives in 2008. Their stories are indeed unique and yet they entwine making one grand mix of mystery.
Hannah Devlin treats the sick because her father was a physician and she wants to carry on his life's work. However, women are not allowed to be practicing physicians in those days and so it is mainly the poor that she ministers. But all that changes when she is asked to come to court to treat a mistress of Louis de Keroualle. Because of all the odd and devious things that she finds when she is there, she begins a diary written in code about all she sees. When arcane symbols are found on two murder victims, Hannah becomes part of a major conspiracy that is thought to have taken place between Hannah's father and the king.
Meanwhile, Claire Donovan is working as a professor of history in Cambridge in 2008 and learns of the diary that may contain valuable information but someone else has found it and is using it for his own gains. Claire discovers that someone wants to keep this secret so much that they will kill for its safety. She is working with Andrew Kent, a historian, when they discover a colleague murdered and are led to believe that the murder is associated with the very last person to have been involved with the diary, Hannah Devlin. They follow the clues they gain from their research and discover that what happened with Hannah Devlin years past may still be a problem today.
The story evolves into a twisted plot from both time periods and I enjoyed the perplexing mystery that only solving the puzzles and code would resolve. Claire and Andrew begin to wonder if the two mysteries are somehow linked from the past to their current time. How can a book written so long ago still hold the answers to solving a present day problem? Is something in common happening? Do both women solve their mysteries?
I found that the romance and mystery blended well and kept my interest although I was surprised that the earlier story was much more to my liking. All the characters are well written and believable. The best part for me was I figured out who did it before the end which is unusual for me. I recommend this book especially for book clubs as it would surely bring about a lively discussion.
Welcome to Christi Phillips, author of THE DEVLIN DIARY.
1. Can you tell us anything about the next or current book you are working on?
My next book takes place in seventeenth-century France. This one will be set entirely in the past.
2. What have you just finished reading?
I just finished "Revenge of the Spellmans" by Lisa Lutz. It was charming, funny, suspenseful and poignant.
3. What books would you say made the biggest impression on you, especially starting out?
The books I read as a child had the most influence on me. I knew I wanted to be a writer by the time I was ten.
4. What gets you started on a new book?
A new character. Even though I set my books in other times and other places, it's the character who drives the story and makes it compelling for me. In part, I write the book to find out who she is, what motivates her? What's going to happen to her, what is she going to do?
5. What is something about you that you would want people to know about you that we probably don't know?
I'm a very happy person who feels lucky to be doing what I love-writing novels.
6. What is your best advice to anyone, including young people, who want to be writers?
Read as much as you can. Read everything. Read outside your comfort zone. Then write as much as you can. Don't get too caught up in others' criticism or praise of your work. Develop your own sense of what's good: what works for you as a writer and what's pleasing to you as a reader. Even though others can help you, guide you and offer suggestions, ultimately, you'll have to rely on your own judgment.
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The performance by Osweiler was a bit unexpected as Erickson once again opted to start junior Steven Threet despite splitting practice reps between the two quarterbacks for the past couple of weeks. Threet tough was injured late in the first quarter while attempting to scramble outside of the pocket.
"It looked like a helmet to helmet (hit), but I wasn't sure. I'm not sure what exactly happened," Erickson confessed. "While further examinations still need to be taken, the head coach speculated that the junior quarterback may have suffered a concussion on the play.
"Brock came in when Steven got the concussion and executed like we thought he could and we didn't miss a beat. Obviously there won't be any quarterback controversy in the press this week," Erickson quipped.
Throughout the season turnovers have been a major cause for concern for the Sun Devils. However, coming off a bye week and playing in front of the home crowd, Osweiler and company were able to limit their mistakes while picking apart the Bruins defense all afternoon.
"He came in and made some throws and missed some throws that you'd think would happen. But he made some good decisions and we didn't turn the football over...at all. And that's huge," Erickson said. "No turnovers. No interceptions. He made wise decisions and threw it away when it wasn't there. He played like he had been playing all year."
Despite finding themselves in a hole early after a few quick UCLA scores, the Sun Devils were able to keep their composure and enforce their will as the game progressed.
"To fall behind 17-0 like we did, I wasn't sure what was going on to be honest with you," Erickson recalled. "The mood on the sidelines, we were pretty upset with ourselves and how we were playing. The bottom line is, the coaches settled them down. And that's what you got to do in that situation. You can't panic. It was early in the game and we're moving the football pretty well." "And then to fight back like that and win the game convincingly was huge for us. Our guys compete, other than that one game we're all aware of. Our guys have battled, and battled, and battled and had chances to win and couldn't quite close on some of them. We did today, finally. They deserve that win"
That momentum that the Devils built up during the second and third quarters almost unraveled before their eyes due to another constant theme this year, penalties.
Successive personal foul calls on freshman Junior Onyeali and sophomore Vontaze Burfict extended yet another UCLA drive, but also seemed to resurrect the defense from their early funk.
"The first penalty, I guess, Vontaze got hit out of bounds and Junior went over to him and I don't know what happened," Erickson recalled. "There was a lot of emotion in this football game, for whatever reason. Much more than in any other one. Maybe because it was our seniors going out. You don't want to see to see penalties, but you want to see how they react."
The defining drive up until that point of that game culminated in the Sun Devils stoutly turning away the Bruin offense on a goal line stand at the 1-yard line. "Obviously the goal stand there in the third quarter was big," Erickson remarked. "You get that and then take the football and drive down the field just kind of changed the momentum of the football game.
"I'm happy for our seniors. They've all contributed throughout their career, but they all contributed some today. It was just a good win. It's good to finish the season at home with a win like that."
The Sun Devils now must shift their attention to the annual showdown with Arizona next Thursday in Tucson. "A win like this at this time, it doesn't last very long. It's a quick turnover for both football teams, Arizona and us," Erickson commented. "I think any time you're in a rivalry, winning that football game is huge. It's big any year. But it's no different than any other year against them. That's just how the rivalry is. You can ask all those guys at the Ring of Honor that were out there how important that game is."
With just one game remaining on the calendar Erickson is focused on preparing his team for the task at hand of winning back the Territorial Cup from their hated rivals. Despite currently being a long shot to play in a post-season bowl game, the Sun Devil coach still sees plenty of reason for the Devils remain motivated before heading down to Tucson.
"All we can do is try to win a sixth game and then there's the (bowl game) possibility," Erickson said. "The most important thing for us right now is what's coming up here on Thursday night. Regardless of whom you beat or what your record is, that's a rivalry game that's like a lot of rivalry games I've been in.
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Sullivan of the Mersey Tigers is one of only two home-based players in the British squad, with the rest scattered across the globe. Later in this tournament Luol Deng – of the Chicago Bulls and Barack Obama's favourite player – will feature in a British vest, although he will not take part in this evening's opening match against France, having only just joined up with the squad.
Deng, who grew up in London after his family fled Sudan, is by some margin the squad's stellar name but with players from the tough Spanish league and others based in the US, the British team has improved dramatically since 2006 when coach Chris Finch had six players at his first training session.
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Finch described the Olympics as a "rallying call" for his sport in this country, where participation levels remain low. FIBA, the sport's world governing body, only granted Britain a host place in the Games once they were convinced the team could be competitive and that there was a commitment to fostering the sport in this country beyond 2012.
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