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Unadulterated Love – Stockport and London
Celebrating the gifts of LGB&T people in the Church
February 8, 2014, Stockport: http://www.facebook.com/events/230426773794834/
March 1, 2014, London: https://www.facebook.com/events/570782926330633/
Planning for these two events celebrating God's unconditional love is progressing well. We are bringing together people with creative, inspirational gifts to make both days real celebrations of God's unadulterated, infinite love in our lives, LGBT and straight.
Following publication of the Pilling Report the Church of England is faced with a stark choice – to celebrate the amazing gifts of LGB&T members, lay and ordained, in the Church or to suppress our gifts, wisdom, energy and vision. The two Unadulterated Love celebrations will be heart-centred days, prayerful and joyful, moving from drama, song and dance to conversation, reflection and contemplation and concluding with Communion.
Among the participants are Alan Wilson, Bishop of Buckingham (London), at least one diocesan bishop (Stockport), several retired bishops committed to Changing Attitude's vision, Paris Lees (London), journalist, presenter, recently named as the UK's most influential lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender figure who topped the IoS 2013 Pink List, John Pfumojena, rising Zimbabwean actor and singer who has just auditioned for The Lion King, Rachel Mann (Stockport), priest, poet, writer and author of Dazzling Darkness, Godwyns Onwukechwa (London), founder of Justice for Gay Africans, and Canon Rosie Harper (London), vicar of Great Missenden and member of General Synod.
We are going to explore key issues – equal marriage, unconditional love, blessings in church, lay equality in ministry and leadership, clergy equality in ministry, and the Bible and theology.
We'll celebrate the gifts LGB&T people bring to the Church – reconfiguring faith, truth telling, understanding sexuality and sexual relationships, questioning theology and the Bible, vision, energy, evolutionary ideas, personal transformation, varieties of ministry, creative liturgy and worship.
We are sending every bishop an invitation when writing to them in advance of the College of Bishops meeting on 27 January in the hope that having discussed the Pilling report, some will be motivated to join us.
To buy tickets
Reddish £12 (concessions £10) London £15 (concessions £12)
Tickets can be ordered via TicketSource: http://UnadulteratedLove.ticketsource.co.uk/
By cheque, payable to 'Changing Attitude', 6 Norney Bridge, Mill Road, Worton, Devizes SN10 5SF


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Zachariah Soule, b. abt 1626, Duxbury, Mass., died during the Canada Expedition in 1663. He married Margaret Ford, dau. of William (Sources: (1) NEHGR 124:123; (2) "A contribution to the biography and genealogy of the families named Sole...", Vol 1, page 211).
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RE: Alice Hoar
Thats the thing, I saw that to but I have also found that it might of been used as a title for her instead of a last name. There is a lot of speculation about who she really is but no documented evidence to prove that she really is the daughter of Lord John Lisle. He would of been about 14 when she was born. I did find that John Hoar's brother, Leonard, married Bridget Lisle who was the daughter of Lord John Lisle and his second wife Lady Alice (Alicia). It is here that I believe people have been getting very confused on it.
There is speculation that she may be Alice Sidney who could of been the daughter of Robert Sidney. Robert Sidney was granted the title of Viscount Lisle on 1605 which might be the reason why the name comes up in her records. That information is from Wikipedia so there is some room for that to be a error but I believe that it might be better for her not to have the parents connected unless there is deep proof as to that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Hoar is the Wikipedia entry. If I do find out anything more on her, I will let you know as I am a direct descendant of Alice from my research and will still be searching for more information.
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I'm curious how you determined the birth/death dates for Thomas and William Winslow, the ancestors of the Winslow's that came to America on the Mayflower. There are discrepancies between your dates and other records I've found, though perhaps yours are more accurate as the other records are from genealogy research from 100+ years ago ("The Tracy Family/The Winslow Family" compiled by Scott Lee Boyd available in Ancestry.com, and "The Kenelm Winslow Memorial" by David Parsons Holton, which I found a digital copy of in Google).
You have Thomas Winslow b. 1465 and d. 1507; William Winslow b. 1500 and d. 1562, and Kenelm Winslow b. 1534 d. 1607 (this Kenelm is my 13th great grandfather).
The other records I've mentioned list a William Wyncelow b. 1340, then Thomas Winselowe born about 1380 and was living in 1443 and 1452, and listing William born about 1435-1440. Then there is no date given for Kenelm Winslow's birth, only death in 1607. This timeline leaves a long gap between William and Kenelm, and the authors of the sources I mentioned above discuss some uncertainty here (for instance is there a generation gap?). The timeline you've listed on the other hand, makes more sense chronologically but doesn't go further back than Thomas.
Any further insight would be helpful!
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Elizabeth married John Berkeley, Baron Berkeley of Stratton, after the death of her first husband. The couple had no children. She is buried at St. Mary the Virgin, Bruton, Somerset, England. Her coffin is in the crypt of the church, and there is a plaque on top that says, "The Right Hon. Lady Eliz. Adriana Egerton, daughter of Wm. Late Earl of Portland, Widow of the Hon. Doctor Henry Egerton, Late Bishop of Hereford, Died 9th November 1765, In the 69 Year of Her Age." I had some difficulty reading the plaque as it is quite eroded (September 2014); it may say ". . .in the 62nd year of her age."
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Thank you Donna. I found the book on ancestry.com - a Hinds Genealogy - I don' think it will add to the information I need, but my frien will be very glad to see the reference and get this information about her family.
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Thank you Donna. Any idea where I can get a copy of that marriage license. I appreciate your help.
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Canndalatissa Mahabhaya, 1 Definition(s)
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According to the Anguttara Commentary (AA.i.52), there was once a period of great disaster in Ceylon, known as the Canndala tissabhaya. There was no food to be had, and Sakka provided the monks with a raft on which to cross the sea. Sixty monks, however, remained in Ceylon, guarding the scriptures. Twelve years later, when the danger was past, the monks who had left the land returned and dwelt in the Mandalarama in Kallagama (Kalakagama?). There the two parties of monks met and, on comparing their records of the scriptures, these were found not to differ by so much as a syllable or even a single letter.
Comparison of this story with the account given elsewhere (E.g., VibhA.445ff) of the Brahmanatissacorabhaya strongly suggests that both refer to the same account. For details see s.v. Brahmanatissa.
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Author's Note: This takes place before Yesterday's. As we know Abby didn't instantly get along with Tony.
Tony DiNozzo walked into the bullpen and smiled at his dad and then sat down. Nobody in here knew that he was his son, or even that Gibbs had a wife and child who had died. He knew that it was for the best that nobody knew who he was, but days like yesterday when Abby was rather mean to him. He had been with NCIS for almost a month and Abby didn't like him. He had gotten off the elevator to go see Abby and found that his Dad was already there.
"Why is he even here?"
"Relax, Abby. He's a good guy."
"I don't want him here, Gibbs. I liked Stan. Why did he have to go?"
"You know why he had to go. You know that Tony wasn't welcome at Baltimore PD anymore. I want him here, Abby. Please be nice to him."
"I don't know if I can, Gibbs."
"Please try, Abs."
"Okay, I will try."
"Good girl."
"So what do you have for me?"
"The fingerprint was Petty Officer Jamison."
"I thought so."
He knew that he had to interrupt because he had the warrant for Petty Officer Jamison's house.
"Hey, Boss I got the warrant."
"Thanks Tony. Let's go."
They checked it out and went back with his laptop and told Abby to see what was on it. They finally found out why he had killed Petty Officer Thompson. They arrested him and the case was over. They were all glad.
Tony was helping his Dad with his boat when the front door opened and there were footsteps coming down the stairs. They both looked up as Abby made her way down the steps.
"What is he doing here?" Abby said
Tony looked at his Dad and his Dad looked at him and nodded. "Abby let's go upstairs and we can talk about this."
"No, I want to talk now."
"Okay. Tony is my son."
"What do you mean?"
"Tony is my son. He was twelve years old when he found us. He didn't have a good family life with his adoptive family and so he ran away to find us. We did get a DNA test to make sure that he was indeed our son and he was. My wife Shannon had him when we were younger and we gave him up for adoption. We were too young to take care of him and we thought that we were giving him to a loving family, but when we saw him at twelve he was covered in bruises."
"I'm sorry, Tony. I didn't know."
"It's okay. My Dad didn't want anybody to know because he is afraid that if somebody knows then they might move me to another team somewhere else. Also, he wanted you to like me just because I'm me and not his son." He smiled at her.
"I'm glad that you finally got your loving family."
"Thank you, Abs."
"Who is Shannon and why isn't she here?"
"Shannon and my little girl were killed. They were murdered because she saw a murder."
"I'm sorry, Gibbs. I didn't know."
"Thank you, Abby."
"Do you want to stay for dinner? We are having a roast and there's enough for all three of us."
"Sure, I would love to have dinner with you guys."
After dinner they watched a movie and when it was over Abby went home, but not before hugging both of the men.
"Well, that went well." Tony said
"Yes, it did." Gibbs replied
"I'm glad that you told her though."
"I am too. "
They both turned to the living room watching some more TV and then both went to their rooms to go to sleep.
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Tayt's busy practicing his dance moves for his girlfriend. His mom is still finding the words.
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"Tayt, you're my only boyfriend," Ellen said to Tayt when she told him the good news.
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I Guess He Can Read MindsMature
First day back at school, Kyle had his arm around my shoulder, keeping me close to him. It would've been nice if people weren't staring at us. All around school, people stared and exchanged whispers like 'when did they start going out' and 'I cant believe went for someone like Codey'. There were worse comments than that too. It made me feel like I'm not good enough for Kyle. For a while, I started to feel depressed but he would cheer me up by saying 'Don't pay attention to those losers. They're just jealous of you. And if they start picking on you, tell me cause I'll kick their asses.' I really like that he is looking out for me but, I don't want him to get in trouble for something as stupid as that.
Whenever I get confused about something I would usually talk to Ms. Carter. Her and I have been on good terms since she got here. She always helps me with my problems. In return, I help her with some of her paperwork. Sometimes I will even give her some advice on how to hook up with Mr. Kordecki. Ms. Carter has had her eye on him since she got here.
Anyways, since Kyle had to stay back in Mrs. Anu's class at lunch to talk about his test, I decided to talk to Ms. Carter. As I walked into the office and waited by her door, I braced myself for her reaction. She's been trying to get me to ask Kyle out for a while now. I knocked on the door and walked halfway inside.
"Avery, I have some news that you might like to–." I paused, Mr. Kordecki was sitting in her chair. He might be doing paperwork by the looks of it. He stopped and looked up at me.
"Ms. Carter is … a little sick from break and will be coming back shortly," he said with a monotone, "What is it you need?" He leaned back in his chair then stood up, making his way towards me.
"Um, I just wanted to tell Ave-, I mean Ms. Carter something but I'll just wait til she gets back," I answered, slowly making my way to the door.
"Come in, sit. I'll write down your message and deliver it to her," he said shutting the door and pulling out a chair. I sit down cautiously. I've never really had a one on one talk with Mr. Kordecki. He always seemed to type of person who dislikes conversing with people. Plus, he never eats lunch with any of the staff unless it's Ms. Carter who asks. And even then she has to beg and plead.
He sits back into his chair, hands folded on the desk. "So, what is this message you wish to give to Avery?"
"Well, it's more of a private thing …" I replied in a low voice. He stared at me as if he was reading my mind. He closed his eyes and sighed.
"Is this about you and Kyle having a relationship?" I guess he can read minds.
"How did you–"
"I hear the rumors going around school while I do my rounds in the hall." I blushed. As if feeling my embarresment, he spoke again. "Well, I congradulate you and Kyle," he reassured. "Did you have a question about your relationship?" I looked up fast. What exactly was I questioning about? I lowered my head, thinking about why I came here in the first place. Maybe I just wanted to tell Ms. Carter about Kyle and me. But I remember before that I was feeling insecure, that I wasn't good enough for him. I know he told me that I didn't need to worry but, that just made me worry even more. I cant talk to Mr. Kordecki about this. It'll be too awkward.
"… No, that's all." I stood up and made my way for the door. Mr. Kordecki picked up his pen and started writing again.
"By the way Codey, you shoudn't listen to what everyone is saying about you and Kyle. I think you two make a great couple." I stopped with my hand on the door knob. "Listen, you two both like each other very much, correct?" He paused waiting for my nod, "Then there's nothing to worry about. With that alone, you can push other peoples rude comments aside." I turned around, shocked. His head was still down, continuously writing. I stood their for a while. I don't know if that's what I needed to hear but, it made me feel a lot better. Now I can see why Ms. Carter likes him so much.
"Thank you Mr. Kordecki," I thanked with a smile.
"Please,call me Gregg." For a slight momnet, I swear I saw him smile.
"Thanks, … Gregg."


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Chapter 1 - Approaching Mount Mosselei
Deep in the endless regions of space, asteroids hurtled around at fantastic speeds. In a realm where time holds no bearing, where sound fails to linger, the surroundings are calm and unchanging. Rock flew amongst space debris, captured in the gravitational force of the nearby celestial bodies as it had done so for millennia; an asteroid suddenly collided with a hard orange and green structure. Chalk like debris and small chunks of rock burst from the asteroid, the tiny rocks were forced out of its gravitational orbit and sent scuttling into new depths of space. The colourful rock jolted in a state of awareness, black crevices in its structure opened to reveal eyes which watched with curiosity and wariness as the asteroid was thrown off course. "Duuuurgh!" it squealed, its sound being eaten up by the empty recesses of space.
The asteroid fragment rocketed through space as though for infinity, eventually entering a solar system with a blue and green coated rock, known as Earth. The meteoroid scattered into smaller fragments causing a meteor shower to light up the sky. The meteor landed with a thud, hitting the very top of a mountain. It glowed with a vibrant green as though it was charged with a luminescent power. Over many days and nights, the mountain underwent a change; the landscape became luscious, exotic looking trees grew, the soil became rich and vastly more fertile, all the life in the area began to change.
A thousand year later…
It was a bright and sunny weekend day in the beautiful mountainside town of Valeon, eager chirps from a day just beginning whistled throughout the grasslands. Whilst most were outside enjoying themselves, a certain group of people were still hard at work.
"Dr. Miles? We've loaded most of the equipment and we're almost ready to go." A young man said in a mild mannered and somewhat nervous tone.
"That's excellent news Mason." Replied the doctor; standing up as though he was inspecting the grass.
"This is your first field assignment, isn't it?" he asked, observantly, noticing his under confident exterior from his otherwise best and brightest assistant.
"Is it that obvious?" Mason wiped a bead of sweat from his brow, his years studying Pokémon behaviour and history in the academy suddenly felt very tame to him, as though five years worth of education was a tiny factor in what it meant to be a scientist.
"Relax, it's a warm day, everybody's sweating a bit, take the look of worry off your face and it won't show so much"
Mason stuttered, feeling inadequate to perform duties that should be second nature to him. Under stress he began to doubt his own ability to perform the simplest of tasks he did everyday.
"S-Sir. Well you see sir, I-I've always had this, well, trouble with heights, s-since I was a boy." He finished, propping his steam ridden glasses back up on his face.
"Lyra has planned out the route the safest way, we're not in any kind of a rush, and we won't exactly be rock climbing." Miles replied, attempting to reassure his colleague.
"R-Really?" he asked, feeling panicked about the whole issue. Mason's attention was drawn as he looked back when hearing a noise from the ranger's truck; he noticed more equipment being offloaded and began to bite at his bottom lip.
"You should go and help them; it'll take your mind off things." Miles smiled in reassurance.
"Are you really climbing up a mountain in a white coat, doctor?" a feminine yet confident voice called out.
Miles swept his scruffy blonde hair back and turned around, placing a hand on his hip as he did so. "Hello Lyra. Were you the one to tell Mason we were going mountain climbing?" He asked with a grin.
"And you're calling me doctor now?"
The pairs eyes met and playful smiles swapped between glances.
"I couldn't resist, Matthew. I thought maybe you wouldn't know it was me."
He chuckled, "I'm not about to forget my sister's voice on any occasion."
Matthew and Lyra Miles, the two siblings who have worked together as Pokémon researchers since they could remember. Whilst Matthew looked like a stuffy lab doctor, Lyra looked more like a Park Ranger. Matthew wore a white lab coat over khaki coloured outdoor clothing, had he not been preparing for field exploration, he would likely look more like a laboratory scientist cliché. Lyra, however; whilst sharing the same cerulean blue coloured eyes as her brother, personality wise she shared little with her brother. Ever the tomboy, she dressed as such. Whilst sporting long hair, she always kept her dark purple hair in a ponytail. For once, Matthew shared clothing similar to Lyra, as she too wore similar clothing only coloured a ranger green. Lyra was a small woman, a full ten inches shorter than her six foot tall brother, despite this she was every bit as charismatic as he was and very well liked to boot.
"I was just checking. I'm about to round everybody up, the lead car's just waiting for you." She said, throwing her pack over her shoulder.
"Okay.." Matthew muttered, placing attention back on his own preparations.
Bustling noises of excitement and other peoples' own preparations filled the research site. People closed their caravan doors all packed and ready for a journey towards the top of Mount Mosselei. Matthew watched as people fiddled with their packs and checked their equipment, the whole research team was properly equipped though looking at them it was hard for him to see anything but the ragtag team he'd grown to love. Perhaps not taking himself as seriously as others did, research was still a boyhood adventure to him. With one last look at his fellow researchers, Matthew peeled his eyes away and looked at the mountain afoot.
It was a grand sight, a forest grew straight up the side of the mountain, covering it in a beautiful green; somehow it enshrouded the all too familiar mountain in a veil of mystery. Matthew had lived in Valeon for over a decade, the town just on the outskirts of the mountain. He had grown fond of the sight upon looking out of his windows, be it from his caravan or from his house. Exploring such a mountain rich in wonder and intrigue was long overdue. As he cast his eyes upwards from the mountainside forest, he could see the brilliant peak covered with an remarkable snowy white glazing. The sun shone above the mountain, appearing just beyond it as it did every morning.
"Saddle up Doctor." Mason called out. "There's research to be done."
Matthew's attention was diverted from his final gaze at the mountaintop before embarking on the journey.
"You seem in good spirits all of a sudden," Matthew chuckled. "I assume you'll be riding with Lyra."
A small rosy blush formed on the thin cheeks of Masons face, although it was obvious to everyone he had a crush on her, he didn't like it announced in front of people.
"Look, he's gone all shy!" One of the researchers teased, peering out from the backseat of a nearby jeep. Everyone who overheard let out a laugh, amused at the star researcher's discomfort.
Mason sat down in the backseat of one of the jeeps. "Why me?" he asked himself rather meekly, hoping that Lyra was out of earshot.
Everyone finished loading and sat in their cars awaiting Matthew to take the lead. The jeeps resembled those of safari cars, coloured green, though a red stripe ran horizontally on both sides of the vehicles.
With the equipment loaded on the back and excitement in the air, it truly felt like they were about to head out on a safari ride. Matthew got in his car and threw his white coat on the passenger's seat whilst shutting the door behind him. He let out a sigh as he began to turn the ignition, when suddenly the car door from the backseat slammed shut. Matthew turned around; he was expecting to be riding alone, surely somebody wasn't planning to put extra equipment in his jeep.


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Inside Two Minds 10
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Chapter1 (v.1) - Inside Two Minds 10
In the morning, we headed out to keep searching for the cave. I was in favor of Jack and Derek paling around instead of ripping each other's throats out. Besides, I wasn't really worth it. I honestly didn't know why Jack didn't just drop me when I left him. I guess that made me special. At least, to Jack. Hiccup was getting really antsy. He insisted on keeping the map with him the whole time. After a while, he suggested we play a game.
"What kind of game?" I asked Hiccup.
'It's called 'Spill your Guts'. One of us asks another a question and you have to answer it fully and truthfully. I used to play this game with my mom. Hours of entertainment to be had with this game."
"All right then. I want to go first," insisted Merida. "Hiccup, it's high time you told us what happened to yer leg."
"All right, fine. It was about a month after I trained Toothless. It was on the island of the dragons. There was one mega-uber-chief dragon. It was about as big as this forest and it could have eaten me in one breath. Toothless and I fought it. We were almost winning; with the combined help of all the dragons there we'd managed to ignite a big enough fire to kill it. Unfortunately, Toothless' prosthetic tail fin caught on fire, and we fell. I fell right into the fire, but Toothless managed to get me out before too much damage happened. But not before my leg was burned off. That is what happened to my leg. Who's up next?"
"Jack, you tell us all about your sister Bitsy. Everything about her that you remember," I said to Jack.
"Ah, Bitsy. She was a sweetheart. She loved everyone and everything. She was beloved by everyone in the village," said Jack, smiling up at the sky. "She loved the winter, just like I did. She loved Vanessa too. She was always saying that she wanted to be like Vanessa when she grew up. Bitsy and Vanessa and I were always outside playing, whether it was spring, summer, fall, or winter. During the time we all got to be together, we made a swing set in the trees. Three swings cut exactly to fit only us. She loved it. She loved the woods, she loved the lake, she loved the birds and the butterflies, she loved the sunshine, she loved the cloudy days, she loved being inside, she loved being outside, heck, she loved everything!"
"Tell us about the day she was born," said Hiccup. We all wanted to hear more, even Derek seemed mildly interested.
"Okay then, although I have no idea at all why you care so much," said Jack, rolling his eyes. "The day that Bitsy was born, I was out in the woods. With Vanessa, actually. We were climbing trees. I believe it was summer. She challenged me to a tree-climbing contest, and I was not going to be beaten by a girl. Even at eight, I had my dignity. In the end, I climbed the tallest tree and hung upside down from one of the highest branches. Vanessa wouldn't do it. We climbed down and headed home to go eat some of Mom's fresh homemade bread. When we went through the door, we heard a baby crying. I dashed into Mom's room and there she was, lying in bed holding a baby with the doctor in the chair next to her bed. Vanessa came in after me and we ran to the bed. Mom let me hold her first. 'Her name is Bitsy,' said Mom. I handed her to Vanessa and said that I wondered what Dad would think of her. My dad had died a few months before that, but that's beside the point. I can't remember exactly the day, but it was July. When Mom went to take her from Vanessa, she started crying, which told me that she was going to love Vanessa like an older sister. Are we clear on this now?"
"Yeah, I think we are. Now, Merida, I insist you tell us why you liked Hiccup right away," said Derek, leaning back to look at her from behind Jack and me.
"Hmmm, I donnae think ye should know that, Derek," said Merida, smirking.
"Aw, c'mon Meri! I'm feelin' gossipy," said Derek, making me laugh. Merida rolled her eyes.
"A'right. I'll tell you. Hiccup, no need to be embarrassed about this, right?" asked Merida. He shrugged, eyebrows furrowed and eyes fixed on the map. "A'right, I originally found Hiccup interesting because of his dragon. I myself had never seen a dragon, so, yes; I became his friend because of his dragon. But when I saw him ride Toothless… I swear I've never seen such an amazing sight. I wanted to be like that, like a god on Earth."
"I wouldn't say god. Maybe hero, but I'm no god," said Hiccup, eyes still on the map.
"No, I would say god, you would say hero. Anyhow, I soon learned to ride Toothless and I ended up loving him. He was so kind, and patient. But he was a wee bit of a wuss. I knew that I could make him braver and better at what he does if we would just start dating. I pretty much forced him to start liking me," said Merida with a laugh. Then she suddenly hugged Hiccup from behind and he stumbled backwards. She caught him and she was holding him up. "Although we still have a few kinks to work out, don't we?"
He smiled weakly and with a touch of embarrassment. Merida laughed and leaned forward to kiss him. Then she helped him up onto his feet and we continued walking.
"Alright. Derek, I want to know more about your home life, before the school," said Jack, seeming to already know the answer and just wanting him to admit it out loud.
"Well, my parents were… not the best. They were a bit of the neglecting type. I mean, they meant well, I suppose, but Giselle and I were barely paid attention to," said Derek, shrugging like he was trying to shrug off the conversation.
"Giselle? As in the eleven-year-old girl who is really wimpy and can't do a thing for herself?" asked Hiccup.
"Yes, her. I love her to pieces," said Derek, smiling a little bit. Jack gave him a teasing shove and Derek shoved him back.
"Uh, guys? This is fun and all, but you really need to see this," said Hiccup, stopping suddenly. He slowly pointed forward at a cave with the mouth blocked off by boulders. There were Latin words engraved on them.
Singultus Horrendum Asellus III.
"Translation: Hiccup Horrendous Haddock the third," said Jack, smirking. Hiccup ran toward the cave and started pulling at the boulders. Merida looked over at me and then ran to join him.
"Hiccup, there is no way ye can move all these boulders alone," said Merida. Jack flew up to them.
"Then he won't. Derek, Vanessa! Let's help them out with this. Besides, there's stuff for people other than Hiccup," said Jack
"I don't need to be bribed, he's my friend," I replied, rushing forward and tugging on the boulders.
We worked together at a fast pace and soon we had cleared the mouth of the cave out. Jack grabbed the pack off the ground and we went inside. As if by magic, all the boulders we'd worked to clear replaced themselves and we were plunged into darkness. Merida used her magic to light a ball of fire in her hand. The stony walls of the cave were eerily lit by the flickering blaze, just enough for us to see three feet in front of us and each other.
"Well, that was unexpected," said Derek, walking forward slowly.
"Yeah. I guess Mom didn't want anyone to follow us when we came inside. Or something else doesn't want us to come back out," said Hiccup. Merida smacked him.
"Don't say that! Bad enough I don't enjoy being inside caves, let alone in the dark," said Merida, her voice quavering a little bit.
"Scared of caves? You? Not what I expected at all," said Vanessa, smirking. Merida reached over and fake punched her.
"I can still gut you with my bare hands and don't you forget it," said Merida with a laugh. Vanessa shrugged, as though she were saying 'Can't argue with that.'
Soon, we came to a little side room. There was nothing in it but the chest. Hiccup dropped the pack and let go of Merida's hand. He dashed to the chest, fell to his knees and quickly removed the chain holding the key from around his neck.
"This is it. I'm finally going to see what Mom left for me," said Hiccup. He took a steadying breath, closed his eyes and inserted the key in the keyhole. He turned it and opened both his eyes and the chest. He looked inside and gasped. "Oh, Thor and Odin in heaven above. How did she...?"
"What is it?" asked Jack. We all took a step closer and Hiccup took the three things from the chest.
In the flickering light of the flames, I could see the letter and a bottle. There was also something that looked like a misshapen lump of coal. I got so frustrated trying to make out what it was that I reached inside myself for the brightest light I had. What came out was what looked like glowing golden dust. Everyone turned from Hiccup to me.
"You can create dream-sand too?" asked Jack, reaching out to touch one of the tendrils of sand. I shrugged and he touched it. It immediately dissolved from a tendril into dozens of snowflakes. Jack laughed. "Well, now we can see what it is."
"Vanessa, this bottle is for you," said Hiccup, tossing it to me. I caught it and it landed with a soft splashing noise in my hands. I stuffed the bottle into my coat pocket and knelt down to get a better look at the thing that had looked like coal.
Once I got a closer look, I saw that it wasn't coal at all, or even a rock. It was a little blue stuffed dragon, falling apart at the seams, but not to the point of it losing any limbs or anything. It kind of looked like a friendlier, more cartoonish Toothless. Hiccup sniffled with a weak smile on his face.
"She made this for me when I was a year old. I had almost completely forgotten about this," said Hiccup, tears forming in the corners of his eyes as he held it close to his chest. "Somebody else read the letter. If I do, I'll cry."
"I've got this," I replied. I picked up the letter from Hiccup's outstretched hand and unfolded it. I began to read.
Dear Hiccup, Nuvola tells me that by the time you find this chest, I will already be long gone from your side. Only in the physical world. I will never really leave your side. The dragon is a reminder of that. I am here with you, not in body, but in spirit, and I am proud of you for all you have done. And yes, I know all about Toothless and the dragon-training and the fight with the Red Death. I know about what happened to your leg. I'm sorry I couldn't hug you and tell you it was going to be okay, because I wanted to. Nuvola told me everything that was going to happen to you and your father when I was gone. I wish I was there, but since I can't be, just know I am watching you, smiling down. I love you Hiccup. You could never disappoint me. Love, Mom.
When I was finished reading the letter, Merida and Hiccup were holding each other and crying. Jack and Derek both had tears in their eyes, Jack because he was probably thinking about his mother and Derek because he wished his mom would say things like that to him. There were tears in my eyes too. I hadn't seen my mother in months, or even heard from her. I wanted to go back to Canada and see her again. Jack saw me swipe my eyes and he wrapped his arm around my shoulder. He was holding back tears and that just made me cry. Derek lost it too. He fell to his knees and sobbed. Jack was still holding his back.
"It's okay, we're all crying. You can cry too," I said with a weak smile. He hugged me and cried too. In a matter of seconds, Derek hugged me. Then Merida hugged all three of us and Hiccup hugged her. It was my first real group hug.
After the tears had died down and we'd all had our laugh about it, I pulled the bottle out of my pocket. In this lighting I could read the label. It said 'Potion of Ultimate Healing'. I gasped and read it again, to make sure it wasn't a mistake. It wasn't. I had heard about this potion in magic class. It was extremely rare, only seven were brewed in the entire world in all history. They could heal anything and bring back the dead. If you were perfectly healthy and drank it, you would never be sick again. This was the most important thing I'd ever owned. Ever.
"Guys, potion of ultimate healing!" I exclaimed, holding out the potion. Hiccup gasped and took it from my hand. He looked at it in amazement.
"This could fix my leg…" said Hiccup softly. I took the potion back.
"If I let you drink this and someone really needs it, would you live with it knowing that it was your fault?" I asked. "You have an artificial leg and you've managed fine with it for a few years now. Just leave it at that."
Hiccup shrugged and we went back out the way we came in. When we were out of the cave, Merida, Hiccup, and Derek both turned back the way we had walked. Jack and I turned towards the general direction of the clearing Nuvola had told me about.
"Guys, wait!" said Jack. They turned around and looked at us. "We have to go this way first."
"Why?" asked Merida. So I told everyone about Mother Earth and the enemy and how we were going to get rid of it. They all seemed taken aback. "Wow…A…A willing sacrifice? Which…Which one of us is going to go?"
"I would go, and I'm guessing Jack would too, but we can't. We have to both survive to have our daughter," I replied. I didn't want to see anyone go like that, especially not one of my friends.
Derek opened his mouth to say something, but he looked up into the sky with a confused look on his face. I heard a screech and we all looked where he was pointing. It was his griffin, Danzi, carrying three girls on his back, one with auburn hair up in a ponytail, one with long orange hair, and one with short brown hair. Thimble, Giselle, and Rapunzel were riding on Danzi. They landed and Giselle slam-hugged Derek.
"Nuvola visited the tower. She told me and Thimble and Rapunzel that we could all come with you guys now. She said we needed to be here for something," said Giselle. Derek laughed and hugged her.
"I am so glad you two are alright!" exclaimed Rapunzel, hugging me and Merida both. We hugged her back, both of us equally glad that we were alright and to see her. I hugged Thimble because, honestly, who else was going to hug her?
We continued onward while Hiccup told the tale of our journey this far. Rapunzel promised that when we got back to Mickey's castle (he offered to let us all live there when we got back) she would fix his dragon. We finally came to the clearing, but the only thing in the clearing was a shrub.
"What is this? Where is she?" I asked, confused, we all heard a twig snap and our heads whipped behind us. We slowly started to walk towards the source of the noise when something stopped us.
"Are you children looking for me?" asked a kind woman's voice. We turned around and there, hovering above the bush and glowing with a faint green light, was Mother Earth.
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A Duck for Sarah Morgan
Dad left me in the coffee shop at lunch time. He obviously wanted to do something without me. Oh well. I look around and spy a toy shop. I smile. I don't know how long dad will be, but I'm sure he can find me if he needs to.
I walk along the isles until I find what I'm looking for; teething rings. There's a bright yellow duck one that I just know Sarah Morgan would love. I can even afford it, if I don't eat lunch. I'm not that hungry anyway.
I make my purchase then go back to the coffee shop. I sigh, only enough for a small iced chia, without my normal shot of peppermint. Oh well. I have to say my order twice so the lady can hear me. Dad shows up just as I pay the bill.
From there we went to buy equipment. I guess there's physical fitness involved or something, and fighting. I hate fighting. Maybe it's self-defense, I feel much better with that term. Choices are pretty easy to make. Dad points me to what I need, and there's normally only one thing that will catch my eye.
I'm amazed at that. Normally, when my Mom or Grandma have taken me shopping, nothing catches my eye. Then I have to let them fuss while they figure out what I should get. Mom was always worse than Grandma. Grandma always went with function, like I do. Mom always considered fashion.
Once we were home we did more connecting with nature, but no physical training. There wasn't much time before dinner anyway. I was tempted to go to sleep right after dinner. Shopping always takes so much out of me; just being around all those people. But I had promised Gloria I'd hang out with her and Sarah Morgan. But first…
"Yes Morgan?"
"Do think there's any way I could put like, I don't know, um, soothing properties on a teething ring for Sarah Morgan?"
Dad looks at me and scratches his head. "I don't know Morgan, that's not my area of expertise."
"Oh," I was bummed. A teething ring was good, but I'd wanted to make this one special, something to help Sarah Morgan sleep at night so Gloria could get her rest too.
"Well let's see what we can do." Dad put an arm around me. "We'll use your talent and my knowledge and come up with something. Now where is this teething ring?" I grin and pull it out of the small bag. "Ah so that's what was hiding in there. Not something for Ash then?"
"N, no." I know I'm blushing. Dad ruffles my head and chuckles.
"Alright, let's go see about getting that teething ring set."
Dad rummages through some of his bags and pulls an herb out of it. "Okay, let go sit outside so we don't smell the place up."
We sat out in the sun. Dad sat on the ground cross legged. I took up the same position facing him. He set the herb down. "Put the teething ring on top." I did so. "Take my hands. Now, close your eyes and connect." Connecting was becoming easier every time I did it. "Now bring your focus to the herb and teething ring."
That was the hard part. The herb was easy enough to sense, but the teething ring was a bit odd. After all it was manmade, not natural. Eventually I got it. I could feel my Dad leading and helping me. "Now you need to gently fuse the two."
"Fuse them?"
"Gently fuse them."
I take a deep breath and let it out. This is for Sarah Morgan, my little name sake. I can do this.
"You can do this Morgan."
Slowly I urge the herb to merge in with the teething ring. It sinks in through the plastic to the sterile water inside. I think the water likes that. Water doesn't like to be sterile. I giggle and open my eyes. Dad looks down at the ring. "Well done, Morgan."
I grin as I pick it up. It smells slightly but I can tell it will work wonders for little Sarah Morgan.


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FOOTBALL; Strong-Side Linebacker With a Soft Side
By JASON DIAMOS,
Published: November 9, 1994
HEMPSTEAD, L.I., Nov. 8— Bobby Houston stood beside his locker at Jets camp here Monday, looking over a teddy bear somebody had sent to him as a present for his infant daughter, Taylor.
For a guy who is working on a reputation as a hard hitter, Houston has his soft moments. But one would never guess that by seeing what happened to Don Beebe after Houston leveled him on Sunday.
Beebe, the Bills receiver, was knocked unconscious when the Jets' strong-side linebacker hit him hard late in the fourth quarter at Giants Stadium with the Bills driving and the game on the line.
Beebe dropped Jim Kelly's third-down pass. And Kelly, under pressure, threw incomplete looking for Thurman Thomas on fourth down. Beebe had a concussion. Houston had himself a defensive game ball after finishing with a team-leading eight tackles. And the Jets had a 22-17 victory and their first regular-season sweep of the Bills since 1986.
The shot on Beebe put an exclamation point on one of the Jets' hardest-hitting games in recent memory. But for a moment, the fifth-year linebacker out of North Carolina State, wasn't worried about the game.
"I was happy he didn't get the first down," Houston said of the Beebe play. "But once I got over that, I was concerned about him getting up more than anything else. I was excited about the play, but I was even more excited when he got up."
Beebe may be back in the lineup when the Bills play the Steelers Monday night. And you are not going to hear any Jack Tatum talk about sending people off on stretchers from Bobby Houston, a nice man in a sport that often rewards players for being not so nice.
A cartoon lover who goes around wearing baseball hats adorned with his favorite characters, the 27-year-old Houston, who is listed at 6 feet 2 inches, 245 pounds, describes himself as "a real big kid who just enjoys games."
"I'm far from the serious type -- unless I'm playing," he said.
Houston will as quickly talk about how meaningless football is, how the sport is not part of what he calls "the real world," how fortunate he and the other players are to be in football instead of working somewhere else, as he will about his love of the game.
"I enjoy the game because it's fun," Houston said. "At the same time, there's a fine line you don't cross. You don't purposely try to get anybody hurt. You can take their head off, but hopefully they'll pick it up and walk off the field. We've seen firsthand what happens and what can happen."
Houston was referring to his former teammate Dennis Byrd, who has recovered from paralysis stemming from an on-field collision two seasons ago. But as much as Houston doesn't like the serious injuries that come with the physical nature of the game, he is earning a reputation as a hard hitter.
A third-round pick by Green Bay in the 1990 draft, Houston impressed everyone with his speed, but came down with pneumonia after playing in just one game and missed the rest of his rookie season.
The Packers placed him on the nonfootball injury list and Atlanta claimed him at the end of the year when Green Bay tried to activate him from the list. But Houston signed as Plan B free agent with the Jets before playing for the Falcons.
Houston goes back to play in Green Bay for the first time this Sunday.
"If anybody is going to be pumped up, it's going to be me," Houston said. "I never really got an opportunity to show what I could do there."
It took a couple of seasons for him to show what he can do here, and Houston has more or less been a starter since 1992. While Mo Lewis is having a Pro Bowl season on the other side, Houston has quietly developed into a force on the strong-side, despite nagging injuries to his shoulder and back this season.
"Bobby was a Plan B outsider when he came in," said Foge Fazio, the Jets' linebacker coach. "By the second year, he was starting, but he had to prove himself every day. Now, it's kind of dawned on everyone that we've got a pretty good football player here." EXTRA POINTS
The Jets said they have signed the free-agent cornerback ERIC THOMAS, who started all 16 games at left corner for the team last season after six years in Cincinnati. Thomas, 30, had knee surgery in the spring and was waived by the Jets, who have found themselves hurting in the defensive backfield. . . . Running back FRED LESTER and linebacker TUINEAU ALIPATE were waived.


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Hi guys! I'm trying to build a device to measure the electrical resistivity of a paste (cementitious materials) using Arduino Uno. Four steel probes are put inside the paste (jumper wires attached to them). Two outer probes apply AC signals (Square signals- Frequency 1 kHz- Voltage(peak to peak)= 14 V) and two inner probes should measure the potential difference. Then the resistivity could be calculated by a formula. I cannot change these since this is standard test procedure..Please take a look at pictures attached.
I managed to apply the desired AC signals, but the issue is about reading the potential difference (two inner probes) by Arduino. When I use a oscilloscope I read some values (voltage) which should be correct, but using Arduino as the same time I read different values! I cannot see why! I connected one of the two inner probes to Arduino ground pin, and the other probe to analogue pin (A0) to read values, convert it to voltage ( float voltage = sensorValue * (5.0 / 1023.0); ) and print it to serial monitor. I programmed Arduino to read values 2000 times during a second and report the maximum value only. Could anyone suggest any modification to make to get correct values with Arduino? I would really appreciate any help!
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Here is an update: I repeated the test and this used an oscilliscope as well to read voltage from two inner probes. With oscope I saw clean sin waves and frequency was still 1kHz. Also I programmed Arduino to read values 2500 times during a second and report the maximum value only. This is what I got: Oscope: 2.5V, Multimeter: 0.7V, Arduino: 1.55V
Here is my arduino code:
Reads an analog input on pin 0, converts it to voltage, and prints the result to the serial monitor.
Attach the center pin of a potentiometer to pin A0, and the outside pins to +5V and ground.
// the setup routine runs once when you press reset:
void setup() {
// initialize serial communication at 9600 bits per second:
void loop() {
// read the input on analog pin 0:
int sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
// Convert the analog reading (which goes from 0 - 1023) to a voltage (0 - 5V):
float voltage = sensorValue * (5.0 / 1023.0);
// print out the value you read:
float max_volt = voltage;
for (int i=0; i<2500;i++)
sensorValue = analogRead(A0);
voltage = sensorValue * (5.0 / 1023.0);
if (voltage > max_volt)
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