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Collected edition of ten BBC documentaries about the Second World War. Each documentary provides a detailed examination of different aspects of the conflict, from the rise of the Nazi Party to the final battle in Berlin, and concludes with a chilling investigation into the political, social and military conditions that made the prosecution of the Nazi's 'Final Solution' against the Jewish population possible. Includes: 'The Nazis - A Warning From History'; 'The Road to War'; 'Dunkirk'; 'War of the Century'; 'Battle of the Atlantic'; 'Horror in the East'; 'Battlefields'; 'D-Day'; 'D-Day to Berlin' and 'Auschwitz'.
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April 12, 2012
Remodel brings 100-year-old theater lobby back to its youth
RAPID CITY, SD — The Elks Theatre is turning 100 this summer and they're trying to bring it back to its glory days. It's taken years to save up the money (they are a discount house), but they plan to bring back original features in the lobby ceiling and concession area.
Read more about these changes and the events celebrating its 100th Birthday in the Rapid City Journal.
March 26, 2012
Nonprofit calls for volunteers, ramps up efforts to restore historic Ritz Theatre
CORPUS CHRISTI, TX — A recent concert signifies movement on the restoration of the long vacant Ritz Theatre. The plan is to open the theatre in five years but they're looking for people to join committees to assist in the efforts.
Read more in the Caller.
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(Thanks to jphagan for providing the story and the photo.)
January 27, 2012
Strand Theatre gets $150K grant
PLATTSBURGH, NY — The Charles R. Wood Foundation has awarded the Strand Theatre a $150K grant for its restoration. With these funds, they're getting closer to reaching their goal. More and more local citizens are getting on board with the idea of this being a new anchor for downtown.
Read the full story at WPTZ
December 14, 2011
Will Rogers Theatre to be restored
CHARLESTON, IL — The new owners of the Will Rogers Theatre don't want to just reopen, they want to restore it to its grandeur. Vacant since 2010 when AMC left town, the plan is now to take whatever time necessary to install a new large screen after looking at the elements present and decide how to thoughtfully make it a palace again.
Read more of the exciting news in the Daily Eastern News.
(Thanks to Norman Plant for providing the photo.)
October 24, 2011
Turn for the best in North Texas
Theaters across North Texas are opening up their doors again as the region provides many recent success stories. The Star Telegram looks at some of the highlights along with quotes from Cinema Treasures.
September 30, 2011
Miller Theater to be restored
AUGUSTA, GA — It's unclear at this point exactly what's going to be done or when it will be finished, but the Miller Theater is being restored. When completed, the Symphony Orchestra Augusta will have its first permanent home.
Read the full story in the Augusta Chronicle.
August 31, 2011
Planning on Kings has begun
BROOKLYN, NY — After being chosen to restore the Loew's Kings last year, ACE Theatrical Group has been inside the theatre investigating how to transform it back to its grandeur. They plan to add spaces to make it more viable for live theatre and have the work done by 2014.
Read the full story in the Wall Street Journal.
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June 30, 2011
National Trust for Historic Preservation Recounts Fate of Boston Theaters
BOSTON, MA — The National Trust for Historic Preservation's blog, Preservation Nation, looks back on Boston's efforts to preserve and rejuvenate the city's Paramount, Modern, and the former B. F. Keith Memorial (Boston Opera House) theaters.
"Distinguished in their day," Wendy Nicholas writes, "the three Boston theaters we designated as endangered in 1995 sat shuttered and moldering in an area of downtown then known as 'The Combat Zone,' the city's adult entertainment district." Since then, all three theaters have reopened as arts and/or entertainment venues. Emerson College now operates the Paramount, while Suffolk University uses the Modern.
(Thanks to Jack Coursey for the image.)
June 27, 2011
Palace Theatre Reopens for 100th Anniversary
LOS ANGELES, CA — After a $1 million restoration by the Delijani family, which also owns the Los Angeles, State, and Tower theaters, the Palace Theatre has reopened for live shows and occasional film screenings. The theater hosted three sold out screenings of "Sunset Boulevard" yesterday and delighted audiences with its refurbished and restored appearance. Programming will begin on July 28th with a "live circus-burlesque show."
Developer Ezat Delijani, 34, shares his memories of "running around and playing" in the Los Angeles in the 1980s with the Los Angeles Times: "My dad was so thankful to this country for taking us in [after fleeing the Revolution in Iran]. These four theaters are [his] legacy."
(Thanks to "Hollywood90038" for the terrific photo)
June 23, 2011
Woodland looks to restore historic movie house
WOODLAND, CA — It's been a long road to getting the State Theatre back on its feet. But the city finally seems to be putting their money where their mouth is and investing serious dollars into making this restoration into an anchor of downtown.
Read more in the Sacramento Bee.

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As TV viewers from four metros are getting ready for digital cable TV, some issues like diverse pricing for STBs and channel packages being charged by MSOs are creeping up. In addition, there is no clarity about revenues and cost sharing between LCOs and MSOs
With the government and players in the cable TV industry forcefully marching ahead with the digitization of cable TV signals, it seems that from 1st November onwards viewers in the four metros—Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai—would not get any analog signals on their TV sets. However, while the government is claiming a high rate of installation of set top boxes (STBs) in the four metros, there is no parity on price of STB or information on whether the pricing declared by multi-system operators (MSOs) or broadcasters would remain the same.
Several local cable operators (LCOs), who would continue to provide last mile connectivity between TV channels and customers, are complaining about the difference in pricing and revenue share. STB pricing in Mumbai is higher compared with other three metros. In Mumbai, LCOs are charging Rs1,000-Rs1,500 per STB, whereas in Delhi and Kolkata the price is lower at Rs800-Rs1,000. Earlier in August, the MSO Alliance of four major operators like Siti Cable, In Cable, Digicable, Hathway, and DEN Networks came out with an offer to provide STBs at a standard price of Rs799 each. But the scheme was only for a month.
The information and broadcasting (I&B) ministry has said that as per the stipulation by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), the basic service tier (BST) consisting of at least 100 channels should be offered for Rs100 and MSOs were expected to uphold this direction.
However, none of the four major national level MSOs, except WWIL have come out with the basic package of Rs100. . WWIL offers a 'Janata' package of 118 channels at Rs100 per month. At present monthly pricing in the analog environment varies from Rs130 in Dharavi (Mumbai) to Rs300 in Kalkaji (Delhi).
"While the subscribers will be able to exercise their choice post digitization, many of them are still likely to subscribe to 'packages' as they would be more cost effective as compared to the a la carte pricing. In addition, price increases are likely to be taken to offset higher tax incidence like service tax, entertainment tax and content cost post digitization. Our interactions with MSOs and LCOs indicate that price hike post digitization is likely to be blamed on the government policy action," said Motilal Oswal Securities in a research note.
The Cable Television Networks (Regulation) Amendment Bill, 2011, was passed for the complete digitisation of cable TV in the country by the end of 2014, in four phases. The first phase involves the metros of Delhi, Chennai, Mumbai and Kolkata and makes it mandatory for customers to install the STBs in order to receive encrypted digital signals from the broadcaster through cable operators.
LCOs have also been crying foul about revenue sharing; interconnect agreements between them and MSOs. West Delhi Cable Operators Association, in a letter to Ambika Soni, I&B minister, has complained about opaqueness in revenue sharing and other issues. According to the association, MSOs are not giving the copy of the agreement between them, which does not have details of revenues sharing, carriage fees and no pricing for consumer is mentioned in the agreement.
"All MSOs are taking advance payments from LCOs but giving STBs on instalments or at 'no ownership' basis to subscribers. Even after giving lakhs of rupees neither the LCO nor the subscriber owns the STBs. The subscriber activation forms mention the amount (paid toward STB) as activation charges," the association said in the letter.
While the government had earlier fixed a deadline of third week of August for contracts with MSOs to be in place, many of them are still likely to be in the negotiation stage. Distributors continue to sign fixed-fee deals with MSOs (similar contracts are prevalent with DTH operators as well) even in a digitised environment. The Cable Operators Federation of India (COFI) said it believes that fixed-fee contracts undermine the broadcasters' argument of "under declaration" as there will be no per subscriber payment even in a digitised environment.
COFI also mentioned that transition from analog to digital took almost a decade in the US even after a subsidy was provided by the government. Still, about 15% of the subscribers in the US continue to receive signals in the analog mode. As compared to this, India has undertaken a humungous task of converting about 80 million analog subscribers to digital within a span of three years.
"While we agree that deadlines are challenging, we also note that most of the industry participants are already building in delays in the digitization progress, especially beyond phase I," said the brokerage.
According to data from the I&B ministry, overall 77% cable TV digitisation has already been achieved in the four metros. City-wise data shows that the achievement of cable digitisation in Mumbai is 99%, followed by Kolkata (73%), Delhi (66%) and Chennai (59%). Taking into consideration, the progress made by DTH in this sector, the level of digitisation goes up to 84% in four metros, the ministry said.
City wise data for metro cities can be seen in the Table below.
Meanwhile, as per media reports, following pressure from various broadcasting and advertising associations, TAM will cease releasing its pan-India TV ratings data for nine weeks from 7th October to 8th December. Possible disruption in TV signals in analog cable households, which form a bulk of TAM's sample size, close to the Phase 1 digitisation deadline has led to the data suspension.
Looking at the preparations by the government and MSOs for launching digital cable TV services in the four metros, this time there may not be any extension for the 31st October deadline. However, with the chaos regarding STB pricing and channel packages, several customers expect the government, MSOs and LCOs to provide some clarity in these issues before stopping the analog TV signals across four metros.


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Couper, Mick P., A. Peytchev, V.J. Strecher, K. Rothert, and John Ellis Anderson. 2007. "Following up Nonrespondents to an online weight management intervention: Randomized trial comparing mail versus telephone." Journal of Medical Internet Research, 9(2): e16.
Background: Attrition, or dropout, is a problem faced by many online health interventions, potentially threatening the inferential value of online randomized controlled trials. Objective: In the context of a randomized controlled trial of an online weight management intervention, where 85% of the baseline participants were lost to follow-up at the 12-month measurement, the objective was to examine the effect of nonresponse on key outcomes and explore ways to reduce attrition in follow-up surveys. Methods: A sample of 700 nonrespondents to the 12-month online follow-up survey was randomly assigned to a mail or telephone nonresponse follow-up survey. We examined response rates in the two groups, costs of follow-up, reasons for nonresponse, and mode effects. We ran several logistic regression models, predicting response or nonresponse to the 12-month online survey as well as predicting response or nonresponse to the follow-up survey. Results: We analyzed 210 follow-up respondents in the mail and 170 in the telephone group. Response rates of 59% and 55% were obtained for the telephone and mail nonresponse follow-up surveys, respectively. A total of 197 respondents (51.8%) gave reasons related to technical issues or email as a means of communication, with older people more likely to give technical reasons for noncompletion; 144 (37.9%) gave reasons related to the intervention or the survey itself. Mail follow-up was substantially cheaper: We estimate that the telephone survey cost about US $34 per sampled case, compared to US $15 for the mail survey. The telephone responses were subject to possible social desirability effects, with the telephone respondents reporting significantly greater weight loss than the mail respondents. The respondents to the nonresponse follow-up did not differ significantly from the 12-month online respondents on key outcome variables. Conclusions: Mail is an effective way to reduce attrition to online surveys, while telephone follow-up might lead to overestimating the weight loss for both the treatment and control groups. Nonresponse bias does not appear to be a significant factor in the conclusions drawn from the randomized controlled trial.
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It is quite a statement to live up to, being touted as The Voice of 2011, but Clare Maguire refuses to appear fazed by the high expectations placed upon her. Instead, as she folds her tall frame into an armchair at a Soho private members' club, the 23-year-old solo artist sounds eminently grounded as she talks about the possibilities that are opening for her this year, and the hard graft that has taken her to this point. Maguire may have tottered in on designer heels – a gift from a high-end supplier hoping her star quality will rub off – but there are glimpses of the girl from Birmingham with the ambition not just to sing, but to tell her own stories.
As the tag on the adverts suggests, she is best known for the powerful set of lungs that are helping her re-invent the torch song on debut album Light After Dark, but Maguire seems inspired as much by her Celtic background. She closes her album with a tribute to that heritage in the pastiche of an Irish ballad, "This is Not the End", recorded in one take with strings and based on traditional tune "The Parting Glass". "I wrote that a week after my grandad passed away. My grandparents are my biggest icons and inspirations. I wanted a track that was for them, for Ireland and for that heritage."
Both her parents in Solihull were products of Irish emigre families, so Maguire grew up in a tradition of singing, storytelling and struggling to be heard above the hubbub of large extended families – 50 cousins, she reckons. "They always loved music, football and parties. When I was growing up we used to have get-togethers where people would sing, play instruments and tell stories. I've always loved storytelling in the music."
Maguire realised early on she owned a powerful voice, but also decided she wanted to impress an audience with her words, too. "Singing was always a release for me. I remember when I was six playing in a school play and all the parents looking at me a bit strangely because I was so loud, so I started miming out of embarrassment. Then I started writing when I was seven, just little poems I could sing, imaginative things that would take me away from the world I was living in."
Having left school early as teachers failed to take her ambitions seriously, the precocious artiste first appeared on the radar in 2008, thanks to an unheralded appearance at the Green Man Festival and the few tracks posted on her soon-to-be discontinued MySpace page. After a bidding war, Polydor stumped up a rumoured £2m to sign her. Aged 19, the budding recording artist moved to London to turn her voice and songwriting into the complete package. Kept under wraps by her label, Maguire was sent to the States on a trip that involved asking Jay-Z to look into her eyes (apparently he can tell through them if someone has star quality – and, yes, Maguire passed the test).
Also on the itinerary was listening to unreleased Johnny Cash demos with lauded producer Rick Rubin and admission to a Leonard Cohen rehearsal. None of this fazed the Brummie wannabe as she worked with a series of songwriting talents – among them Richard X, James Ford, Linda Perry and Salaam Remi – only to decide she was better off following her own muse.
"I went to the label and told them all the different people I wanted to work with because I was fans of them. And I'm still in the studio working and writing with people, but for the first record I wanted it to sound like me and be the beginning of me as an artist. It was a confidence thing, and being desperate to believe in the music."
So, having been tipped alongside La Roux and Florence and the Machine, Maguire has had to sit on the sidelines and watch the rise not only of them, but also of Little Boots and Ellie Goulding. Maguire insists there has been little frustration seeing others enjoy quicker routes to fame. "Florence was already selling out venues with 2,000 people and I had no fans, no record. I got rid of all my social networks and concentrated on making a record that would set me up for the rest of my career. I always get frustrated with myself, because I try not to become complacent and keep myself inspired, but so much kept me excited. Though I have noticed I work really good with a deadline."
Instead, there has been a steely determination to ensure the debut album would reflect her personality and tastes, which is why she struggled to find the right producer. Rather than a list of beatmakers to ensure Light After Dark ticked all the necessary boxes of contemporary pop, Maguire sought one collaborator to ensure a cohesive sound, and found him in Fraser T Smith, a producer known for light R&B productions for the likes of Taio Cruz and Pixie Lott. Once they had written "Break These Chains" together, the direction was set. "I knew what I wanted from the record and he was open towards it. I could see it as a whole album and he hadn't done one before, so it worked for both of us at the right time."
The result is a musically conservative work that hints at the polished classics of the mid-Eighties – think Annie Lennox and later Fleetwood Mac. "I am quite classic and mainstream, that's just my personality," she laughs. "I'm a normal person who loves music." Yet the sound highlights a melodramatic lyrical style typified by the emotional drama of current single "The Last Dance", that keeps just the right side of Bonnie Tyler camp. "I wanted that first record to be very emotive and connect with normal, everyday people. I wanted each track to have a different emotion and its own story. A lot of people are saying it's a bit overly dramatic, but I don't see it as that."
She refers back to inspirational classic albums that offered the whole gamut of human experience, but with their own identity, as the ones she got into as a young teenager defining her own tastes. She begins with the serious names that instantly earn respect – Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Howlin' Wolf – but also includes Beyoncé, Madonna, Prince and the Spice Girls. The title, meanwhile, hints at light at the end of a very long tunnel. "Ever since I was a young girl, I wanted to have an album called Light After Dark. I've always been a massive fan of contradictions and I like the visual side, thinking in terms of shows and videos."
Maguire admits to a certain vulnerability when she moved to London to live on her own. "I guess it's being quite an artistic person or my personality, there's just no middle ground. It's all up and down. You're in that headspace of being in a different city to where you grew up and not having your friends or family around, so there is a dark element to that way of living... I didn't let it effect me overly, but I can hear it when I listen back."
What has emerged from her isolation is not just an album of highly polished pop with a gothic intensity, but possibly a treasure trove of further tracks Maguire hopes to give away to fans and put into live shows. With the album as a foundation, she hopes to now use her performances to explore different genres, anything from folk to dubstep, sounds already hinted on the album in 'This is Not the End' and the spacious 'Ain't Nobody'. "I'm obsessive about music and I'm always writing. [Light After Dark] is just the beginning. As a musician, I have got so many other songs and other things to offer."
'Light After Dark' is out on Polydor
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The Kaskaskia College Continuing/Community Education Department will offer an acrylic painting course on Thursday evenings at the Vandalia Campus.
The class will be held Aug. 22-Sept. 5, 6-8 p.m. The registration number for this class is COED-5442-VA01E.
The Vandalia Community High School class of 1973 held its 40-year class reunion on July 26-27.
The VCHS Class of 1968 gathered in Vandalia over the weekend of June 28-30, with get-togethers held for those arriving early.
Kaskaskia College is still accepting applications for the fall 2013 Honors Program. This program recognizes students who have demonstrated, or who evidence the potential for, consistent academic excellence.
Students who are accepted into the Honors Program will receive: special course offerings; travel study opportunities; $150 scholarship per semester towards books and supplies in the KC Bookstore; special recognition at graduation; and personalized transfer assistance.
The Annual Betty Wilkerson Memorial Student Competition was recently held at Kaskaskia College.
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Students receiving awards for the different levels include those pictured here.
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LONDON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - North Sea oil output is set to fall by at least 10 percent in March from February partly due to maintenance at Britain's largest oilfield, which may lend support to Brent oil prices.
Output from 11 of the 12 crude streams tracked by Reuters will average 1.83 million barrels per day (bpd) based on the latest loading schedules compiled on Thursday, down from 2.08 million bpd for all 12 in February.
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In the semifinals, fans in Louisiana and surrounding states got introduced to Neville '14 CB Laurence Jones when the Tigers traveled to Breaux Bridge in south-central Louisiana in front of a live, multi-state television audience.
That Breaux Bridge team included three LSU signees, including WR Travin Dural, who had gone practically unchecked all year long because DBs were simply overmatched against the lanky, speedy, sky-walking Dural.
Early in the semis, Dural beat Jones deep in single-coverage but the throw was off the mark. After that play, Jones did a heckuva job in blanketing Dural, and in the state finals Jones came up big once again vs. Karr (with an interception, a fumble recovery, a 34-yard kick return and four solo stops).
Jones showed he was ready to compete on the big stage at a high-profile event in Atlanta this past weekend.
He has tremendous size for a young corner at 6-2 and 215 pounds, and Jones (whose friends call him "Hootie") says he intends to remain at that position.
"The schools I like who have offered are LSU, Alabama, Texas, Oregon, Stanford and Oklahoma," said Jones. "My favorite is the only school whose camp I've attended (Alabama). Coach (Nick) Saban said I'm a good player. LSU has a good program. LSU and Alabama are both good programs, and I will be at LSU's one-day camp next month."
What did Jones say about his assignment to spy on Dural "alone on the island" in the semifinals at Breaux Bridge?
"I didn't know he was that fast and he got past me on the first play," Jones ruefully admitted (you can quickly ascertain that he's a fierce competitor, just like his older teammate, four-star safety (QB/WR) John Diarse (LSU commit).
"After that play, I locked him up."
Neville stymied a usually-potent Breaux Bridge offense that showcased LSU signees Lamar Louis (RB/LB), WR Kavahra Holmes and Dural. The Tigers of Mickey McCarty prevailed, 27-6. Neville also won the 4A state title three years ago vs. Franklinton, and many people think the Tigers have the best overall team (not just in 4A) for 2012 (and had the best team in 2011).
"I'm confident both as an individual and when it comes to my team - that we're getting better and will have a nice showing," said Jones of the '12 Tigers (Neville's campus, incidentally, is located only a couple of miles across the Ouachita River from '11 Class 5A state champ West Monroe).
"I did good (over the weekend in Atlanta vs. top prospects from across the nation). It was fun. The atmosphere was great. I didn't get to play much man-to-man, so I used my ball skills."
Naturally, many people have suggested that Jones -- who was already 6-2, 210 pounds as a sophomore -- might outgrow the cornerback position and end up at safety or even linebacker.
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"Jamming people at the line of scrimmage is a strength," Jones replied when asked for his strong suit(s) on the field.
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Finished my warm weather quilt. .67 Argon from Dutchware and 2.5 Climashield Apex from Thruhiker. Finished dimensions are 67" long, 52" wide, with a half taper. Simple sewn footbox. Should be good to 50* which will cover me down here from May through October. Final weight is 11 oz. and it packs down incredibly small!
11oz? Not bad. I've been putting off a summer quilt for a while but this may just be the project I've been looking for =)
Nice job Nate. Wish I could sew.
My first foray into sewing was a synthetic quilt. This one is my 4th. I haven't delved into baffles and down. Not sure I would even make the effort with EE quilts being so reasonably priced and much better quality than I can do at home.
Did a quick overnights last night. It was about 70 and muggy at 9pm and dropped to 60 by 6am. Quilt performed perfectly. The Argon fabric is luxurious. I didn't know what I was missing.
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Very cool! I made a similar quilt with 2.5oz Apex and 1.1 ripstop last year. It has some snaps and drawcords at the head and foot plus a velcro footbox and weighs 16.1 ounces. Its hardly worth it but I kinda want to make another one with the Argon like you used since its so cheap and easy!
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Chapter 7: The End
He shoved me away, "Shut up!"
"This is reality," he blurted. "You can't understand my feelings. So stop trying to. You're tired of me right? Tired of everything's that happened? You don't have to stay with me."
'But I want to stay with you.'
I stood still. I should have followed you, Sasuke, but my legs wouldn't go. It was painful, watching your back. You didn't even turn around…
The next day, you didn't even look at me.
x x x x x x
"Hinata, what's wrong?"
"Huh?" I blinked, looking up from my bento to my best friend.
Tenten sighed. "You've been poking at your bento for the past five minutes."
I looked down again, realizing that my octopus-shaped sausages had poked mercilessly by my chopsticks. I blushed. "Oops."
"What's wrong this time? Is it Naruto still?"
"No," I shook my head. "It's actually…"
"Sasuke, right?"
I nodded meekly. "We… kind of got into a fight." Or rather, he's angry with me…
She girl placed a finger on her chin, thinking. "Oh! Why don't you write a letter?"
I bit my bottom lip. "A letter?"
"Yeah! Put your feelings on paper!" Tenten smiled. "You want to tell him how you're feeling, right?"
"What… What s-should I write?"
"Your real feelings, duh!" she poked my cheek.
'I'm lonely, Sasuke.'
I want to go back to the way we were.
Did you ever consider me your friend?
Or was I just a worthless rival to you?
x x x x x x
I stared at the note in my locker.
I want to make up with you. Can we be friends again, please?
Love, Hinata
I twitched, feeling a bit… guilty. Uchihas are not meant to feel guilty.
"A love note?" Naruto asked as he looked over my shoulder and snatched it.
"H-Hey!" I glared, snatching it back.
Naruto put on a serious face. "I talked to Hinata today."
"That's nice." I shrugged.
"She seemed depressed about something. You two fought?"
"Maybe," I shut my locker and glared at him more. "Why do you care?"
"Because we're friends," Naruto said, grinning. "And Hinata is our friend too, right?"
I smirked. "Yeah…"
But to me… maybe… she's more than that?
I slammed the locker shut.
x x x x x x
"Sa-Sakura?" I blinked, noticing a pink bob of hair sticking out from the bush.
"Uhhh… hey Hinata-chan!" she stood up and laughed nervously, rubbing the back of her head.
"What are you doing here?" I asked, though secretly I was glad she was here.
"I… wanted to check up on you. I heard from Naruto that you haven't been feeling well."
"It's just--"
I blinked. "How did you…?"
"Intuition. You and him are pretty close… he normally doesn't let people get to him like that."
I stayed quiet.
Sakura continued, "I mean… do you feel anything for him?"
"I-I don't know," I answered honestly. "Right now, I'm worried about being friends again."
She put a hand on my shoulder reassuringly. "It'll all get better Hinata, I promise." She smiled.
I smiled back. "Thank you, Sakura-chan."
"Ah crap, I gotta go or I'll be late from lunch break," Sakura said, glancing at her watch. "I'll catch you later, Hinata!" she waved and ran off before I could say anything.
"See you," I said, though I know she couldn't hear me. I headed to my locker, wondering if Sasuke had said anything.
I opened the locker and saw a note I was hoping for.
Let's be friends again, then.
Love, Sasuke
I wasn't expecting the "love" part, but I noticed erase marks around that area. I wonder if he was having conflicts?
"E-eh! S-Sasuke!" I turned around and was faced with obsidian eyes. He shut the locker door behind me, both arms locking me in.
"Scared?" he smirked.
'Is he enjoying this?'
"O-Of course n-not!" I inwardly kicked myself at the stutter. I gripped his wrists. "What're you--"
And then it happened; His soft lips against mine. His eyes were closed, and mine were widened in shock, but slowly I fluttered them shut. His body shifted against mine, against the locker. Slowly my gripped loosened, but his hand caught mine, intertwining our fingers. His other hand trailed down my back, sending me excited shivers I never thought I'd feel, and finally it settled around my waist. Was it minutes or seconds that passed? Was I dreaming or was this real? Was this right or wrong?
He pulled away—hesitantly—I think. His breaths were quick, mingling with mine. When did my heart start pounding like it was about to explode?
Sasuke licked his lips. "That was interesting."
I was speechless.
"Did you enjoy that too?" he smirked again—that smirk I hate, but now I feel as though I love it.
We stayed in the same position. His left hand on my waist, his right intertwined with mine. My other hand lay on his toned chest.
"Hey, get a room!" a familiar voice called.
"Naruto," Sakura scolded from behind a set of lockers.
"Hee," he grinned a fox-like grin, rubbing his nose. "I'm glad you guys made up! But I didn't think so literally."
Sasuke sent a glare at him. "Dobe, you have until three. One. Two."
"Sorry, Sasuke-kun, Hinata-chan!" Sakura bowed and grabbed Naruto's arm, carrying him off.
I blushed, squirming a bit in the position we were in. "A-Ano, Sasuke, I think there's a combination lock poking my back."
He blinked before letting go of me, but still kept my hand in his. I missed his warmth.
"Was that… okay?" he asked quietly.
Blushing harder, I nodded.
I finally managed to speak. "I thought… I thought you liked…"
"Things change, for better or for worse. I just like experimenting," he said nonchalantly. "You are a very successful experiment. I might keep trying you for a while."
My eyes looked down. Does that mean he doesn't know? Was he tricking me?
Was this all a game to him?
He grabbed my chin gently, forcing me to look at him. "I was only kidding. It's not… over right?"
"No," the answer escapes my mouth, smiling at his gentleness and honesty. "It's only the beginning."
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I shut the television off at the end of the anchorwoman's drawn out monologue. The city is quarantined, and all I want to know is why. Instead, the broad is telling me to stay indoors without an explanation. This is why I never watch the news.
If I knew I would be stuck inside for the rest of the night, I would have invited someone over, enjoyed a nice, cool beer, and wrapped us in Etan's sheets until sunrise, or until Etan came home. No, definitely until sunrise.
Speaking of Etan, this is the first time I feel concerned for his whereabouts. Shouldn't the quarantine tip him off that he should be home? If this was any ordinary night, I wouldn't mind, but my parents would flip if Etan got sick, or injured, or whatever the hell this quarantine was for.
I am still slumped lazily on the couch, but decide to stand up and snag my phone from the coffee table. Maybe I should be a little more worried.
I slowly dial my brother's phone, tapping each key with an odd mixture of nonchalance and concern. I hold my phone up to my ear, and slump onto the couch once again.
"Hello?" Etan's voice answers.
"Etan? Where the hell are you?" I ask him.
"I'm sorry. Who is this?"
"Don't play dumb with me. The city's under quarantine; you should be home." Is he trying to agitate me.
I hear Etan mumble to someone, and I'm sure that he's trying to mess with me, "Is this some kind of jo—!"
"Hello?" a girl's voice steals the phone from Etan. Her inflections are sharp and unnatural.
"Who the hell are you?" I ask, stamping my foot impatiently.
"I'm Sedona, one of Etan's," she hesitates for a moment, "friends."
"I don't care what you are, just tell my brother to bring his ass home right now!"
"Oh," she pauses to assess the situation, "you're Etan's brother Dylan, right?"
"Obviously! Etan knows who the hell I am!" I'm simmering with irritation.
"Um, well, something's wrong with Etan. I think you should see for yourself. I'll bring him home, and I'll talk to you from there."
"Something's wrong? What do you mean something's—" the phone hangs up on me, forcing me to toss it at a wall in anger.
I grunt and stand up immediately. I sure hope this is still some prank, because I will kill him for this.


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DEAR Dave, Rugby league fans, coaches and players have lost confidence in your referees.
The standard of officiating in our showpiece State of Origin game was an embarrassment to the code.
Last year this series was decided by a dubious Greg Inglis try and a blatant obstruction for Justin Hodges to score in game three.
The appointment of former NRL coach Daniel Anderson this year was meant to fix the mess.
Quite frankly, nothing has changed, despite the promises. There is absolutely no consistency from game to game on the key issues of obstruction, wrestling, the 10 metres and foul play. Tries at one ground
are disallowed at others.
Lower placed teams appear to be more heavily penalised than those with the superstars. Rugby league is moving forward in its standards of coaching, playing and administration.
The actual product is better than ever but it is being ruined by the fact refereeing standards are dragging the chain.
The decision to sin-bin four players on Wednesday night was a gross overreaction. The reason you introduced the 'one punch and you're off' edict was to improve the image of the game.
Sending four players off caused as much damage to the code as the Paul Gallen/Nate Myles incident. What's worse? Gallen punching Myles, or Trent Merrin doing the same to Brent Tate.
The Origin II mess proved our referees have no idea how to handle flare-ups. This should have been such a simple incident to adjudicate on by removing Merrin and Justin Hodges for 10 minutes.
The refs were just trigger happy after taking no action against Gallen in game one. It should surely cost Ashley Klein and Shayne Hayne their jobs for the Origin decider.
Our refereeing problems are not just restricted to State of Origin.
Every week, every game there's some controversy - and the most important people – our fans – have had enough.
Rugby league made a big song and dance about banning the shoulder charge at the beginning of the season.
Even that's not being policed properly by the referees or the match review committee.
It's not good enough.
No wonder premier coach Des Hasler says: "It's an archaic structure and is unprofessional where we have part time are people in these roles."
Dave, it's not too late to save this season.
Referees have to be treated the same as underperforming or out-of-form players. They need to be held accountable. If they struggling, drop them.
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Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration Staff Physician (MICU Hospitalist) in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration
Few vacancies in the following location:
- Philadelphia, PA
Work Schedule is Full Time - Excepted Service Permanent
Opened Thursday 7/14/2016 (267 day(s) ago)
** Closes Thursday 7/13/2017 (97 day(s) away)
Job Overview
Vacancy ID:803793* Include on all documents*
To fulfill President Lincoln's promise "To care for him who shall have borne the battle, and for his widow, and his orphan" by serving and honoring the men and women who are America's Veterans.
How would you like to become a part of a team providing compassionate care to Veterans?
*This is an open continuous announcement. We accept applications for this occupation on an ongoing basis; qualified applicants will be considered as vacancies become available. *
As a VA physician, your opportunities are endless. With many openings in the multiple functions of VA, you will have a wide range of opportunities at your fingertips. Not only is it the largest, most technologically advanced integrated health care system in the nation, but we also provide many other services to Veterans through the Benefits Administration and National Cemeteries.
Applicant's education and length of practice (experience) will be considered by a Professional Standards Board and Compensation Panel in determining the grade and salary of the applicant selected.
Special Employment Consideration: VA encourages persons with disabilities to apply.
Major Duties:**
The Philadelphia VA Medical Center seeks board-certified or board-eligible physicians in internal medicine to work in its Medical Intensive Care Unit. Candidates must be physically capable of completing shift work, including some nights. Recent critical care or emergency medicine experience, which may include the period of residency training, as well as BCLS and ACLS certification, is mandatory. The salary range for the position is $150,000 to $170,000, based on prior training and experience. A generous benefits package is provided. An opportunity for additional performance pay also exists.
Work schedules are based on 8or 12 hour shifts. The majority of shifts are days with an aim at scheduling shifts on consecutive days to preserve continuity. Nighttime, holiday and weekend coverage are also expected. Full time appointment is 40 hrs per week. However, part time applicants will be considered. The MICU staff consist of six physicians and four physician extenders (PA/NP). Required skills include performance of invasive procedures including central venous catheterization, arterial catheterization, thoracentesis, paracentesis, and lumbar puncture.
The Philadelphia VA MICU is a sixteen-bed combined medical and cardiac unit. Medical and surgical subspecialties are available on-site or on call. Anesthesia practitioners are in house 24/7. No pediatric care is provided, and gynecologic care is limited. An electronic medical record is used for all clinical documentation. The Philadelphia VA Medical Center is located near, and affiliated with, the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania.
Work Schedule: Full-timeand part-time positions are available.
Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.
Travel Required
- Not Required
Relocation Authorized
- No
Job Requirements
Key Requirements
- Medical license & Board certified in internal medicine required
- Background and/or security investigation required
- U.S. Citizenship and English Language Proficiency required
- Pre-employment physical & designated and/or Random Drug Testing required
- Experience with central venous & arterial catheterization
- Experience with thoracentesis, paracentesis & lumbar puncture
Citizenship: Must be a United States Citizen (non-citizens may be appointed when it is not possible to recruit qualified citizens).
English-language proficiency: Must be proficient in spoken and written English.
Education: Degree of doctor of medicine or an equivalent degree resulting from a course of education in medicine or osteopathic medicine. The degree must have been obtained from one of the schools approved by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs the year in which the course of study was completed. Approved schools are:
(1) Schools of medicine holding regular institutional membership in the Association of American Colleges for the year the degree was granted; (2) Schools of osteopathic medicine approved by the American Osteopathic Association for the year which the degree was granted; (3) Schools (including foreign schools accepted by the licensing body of the State, Territory or Commonwealth or the District of Columbia as qualifying for full or unrestricted licensure.
Licensure and Registration: Current, full and unrestricted license to practice medicine or surgery in the state, territory or commonwealth of the United States or in the District of Columbia.
All individuals:
(1) Must meet basic qualification standards for appointment. Clinical privileges must be recommended by the chief, staff/professional standards board as granted by the director of the Philadelphia VA Medical Center. Incumbent must provide complete credentials and privileging information in a timely expeditious way. Board certification or board eligibility in Internal medicine is required. Recent critical care or emergency medicine experience, which may include the period of residency training, as well as BCLS and ACLS certification is mandatory. Incumbent must be competent in performing invasive procedures including central venous catheterization, arterial catheterization, thoracentesis, paracentesis, and lumbar puncture.
REFERENCE: VA Handook 5005/27, Part II, Appendix G2 - Physician Qualification Standard
APPLICANTS PLEASE NOTE: Education must be accredited by an accrediting institution recognized by the U.S. Department of Education in order for it to be credited towards qualifications (particularly positions with a positive education requirement.) Therefore, applicants must report only attendance and/or degrees from schools accredited by accrediting institutions recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Applicants can verify accreditation at the following website: http://www.ed.gov/admins/finaid/accred/index.html All education claimed by applicants will be verified by the appointing agency accordingly. If you are using foreign education to meet qualification requirements, you must send a Certificate of Foreign Equivalency with your transcript in order to receive credit for that education.
Please follow all instructions listed under "How to Apply" section to ensure a complete application package.
Veterans' Preference:
When applying for Federal Jobs, eligible Veterans should claim preference on their application or résumé. Applicants claiming preference based on service-connected disability, or based on being the spouse or mother of a disabled or deceased Veteran, must complete an SF 15, Application for 10-Point Veteran Preference. Veterans who are still in the service may be granted tentative preference on the basis of information contained in their applications, but they must produce a DD Form 214 or other proof prior to appointment to document entitlement to preference. For more information on Veterans' Preference, please visit http://www.fedshirevets.gov/job/veterans.aspx.
Security Clearance
Not Applicable
Additional Information
What To Expect Next
After we receive your complete application package (including any required documents), your qualifications will be reviewed to decide if you meet the basic requirements. You will be notified when this decision is made.
Working for the Department of Veterans Affairs offers a comprehensive benefits package that includes, in part, paid vacation, sick leave, holidays, life insurance, health benefits, thrift savings plan, and participation in the Federal Employees Retirement System. In addition to traditional "dollars and cents" benefits, we offer a range of benefits to help balance work and life. For more information please visit us at http://www.vacareers.va.gov/about-va/index.asp.
Other Information
This job opportunity announcement may be used to fill additional vacancies.
This position is in the Excepted Service and does not confer competitive status.
Salary Range: $150,000.00 to $240,000.00 / Per Year
Series & Grade: VM-0602-00/00
Supervisory Status: No
Who May Apply: Non-citizens may be appointed when it is not possible to recruit qualified US citizens
Control Number: 333412700
Job Announcement Number: PHL-13-803793


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Yeah so... my names Shade and I guess... I'll be doing must of the romance thing so ummm...yeah and I guess thats all I have to write right now uh heh heh. Umm... Bideru...anything you'd like to add?
not particularly shade, but I will anyway.
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