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You cannot escape mention of Smart Cities today because the biggest technology giants, the IBMs, Cisco's and Seimens' of the world are at the forefront of the news flow. This is hardly surprising considering the potential market opportunity – the UK Government estimated that the worldwide spend on building and running smart cities would reach $ 400 Billion per year by 2020. We had written previously about how Smart Cities were, essentially, being built around a big data driven strategy. At this market size, that's a mega big data play – so where is big data likely to have the maximum impact in the smart city of the future?
At its core the idea of the smart city is straight forward – the objective is to give those who plan for and manage the city timely information about various parameters that they care about. The people who matter should then be able to leverage this information to take the right decisions and ensure that those decisions are implemented accurately and speedily – effectively get services to the citizens who need them exactly when they need them.
This is one of those use-cases that is spoken of often. Popular examples abound of RFID tagged vehicles being monitored by smart systems that are then able to generate information about traffic patterns. Planners can plan for and act to clear traffic congestion by rerouting incoming loads. In addition today, the location-awareness built into the smartphones of the drivers and pedestrians add a new dimension since smartphones can consume information as well as relay it. A powerful example of how "intelligently" smart machines can put this information to use is provided by Google's sensor-laden driver-less cars. Information generated by this combination of sensors and smartphones is being put to use effectively to locate and manage scarce resources like empty parking slots (only when you've driven around a lot for 20 minutes can you realise just how scarce this resource is!).;
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One stab in the chest, Naruto screamed as a woman with long flowing dark blonde hair grinned, her hand puncturing his lungs, and at the same time, drove a large voltage of electricity in his body. She pulled out her hand forcibly… blood spraying in the air, coloring the ground, and Naruto could taste his own blood being coughed out of his system. He hit the ground painfully. He was hurting. She was still coming. He could not move, she didn't stop charging to him. Now or never, Naruto's pupils formed slits for a split second.
The woman's hand aimed for Naruto's other lung… and with a sick sound, her hand penetrated his chest. Naruto's pupils seem to dilate, his mouth hanging open… and with the last few seconds, his breathing stopped. Her smile was wicked. She felt herself satisfied with the kill.
Only the feeling didn't last. Naruto's body shattered like glass, and in his place, her hand was stabbing the soil.
Demon Eyes, she thought.
Trinity Chronicles: Naruto
Fox Hunt
Demon Eyes… the title I carry along with my brother. It's also the type of mind attack I am capable off.
I'm still coughing blood. And the pain is getting worse. Each step I take feels heavier. Literally. It wasn't because of my wounds… though it probably helped. And it wasn't because I'm damn tired… though I'm going to conk out pretty soon.
I needed to get away, and this is the only way I knew how. Demon Eye that psycho goddess, then use my God-Flash to get out of there. But how far can I go… I can only take steps at a time in my speed. And its getting darker every frigging second. Funny… first time seeing the darkness coming, even in a world that seems frozen in time.
I stumbled… even if it seemed I was just taking strides, I know better. I was much faster. And when my knees hit the grounds, I think I broke it. But… by that time, really… I was too unconscious to even notice.
… Naruto fucked up.
My first thoughts when I came to, in mid air, being carried around by bats. A little nymph with purple hair had her back on me, but took a second to look and wink at me. Ah, Naruto… you really did fuck up.
Here I was, minding my own business in the cage, drumming the hell out this song that I-can't-recall-the-title-but-still-rocks when suddenly, I open my physical eyes, with a damn hole in my chest. Yeah, sure, its mending, but it feels sick having your lung trying to expand and fill itself with air… Naruto knows how this feels… having being stabbed there once by his best friend, the brooding little wanker, Uchiha Sasuke.
I know damn well why I'm here, taking the body that me, Naruto and Laharl share. He got knocked out, really bad. And since I never usually ask how Naruto's living his share of life, I got no idea who got to him this good.
And to add all my problems, Lilith is here. Succubi. Hundreds of years old. Secretly part of Morrigan… except she's got more kick ass spirit energy, but lacks Morrigan's stopping power. That, and I think she thinks that I'm attracted to her. Not that its completely false… its just that her nature makes her… like a hunter. I'm the prey.
Succubi and their fucked up logic. I always wondered how Morrigan and that vamp, Dimitri got married. Maybe its love…?
Settling me down gently in her bed, she straddled on top of me. I didn't even have enough time to even ask what the hell she was doing when she suddenly lowered her lips to mine. My mind went strangely blank at the moment… though I could feel her tongue invading my mouth for a few lingering seconds before she suddenly pulled out, grabbed my knee, and bent it in its right position.
I don't know what was louder. My yell, or the crack that vibrated in my ears.
"That's better," she smirked as she removed herself from me. Thank God. Now I can finally roll and clutch my knee in merciful agony.
Succubi and their fucked up logic. "… did… you have to do that?" I asked, my teeth grit.
"Your knee was in a bad shape, you know," Lilith replied with her hands across her chest.
"Forget the frigging knee. The kiss!"
"Oh… that. Thought would help ease the pain," she stated as a matter of factly.
I didn't answer to that. It may have… who knows. Maybe it would have hurt more if she just fixed the knee. Such questions are almost useless because in the subject of if-ifs, I always say that if wishes were fishes, we would be sick of it. But knowing Lilith, she did that on purpose. A scratch from the hunter.
After the pain has finally subsided, I slowly got to my feet. Felt my knee stiffen, lessened the pressure. Kami, what would I give to have Wolverine's healing factor. Ki healing is good and all, but it has limitations. For example, like now, I'm getting tired with every second as I spend more and more energy to mend myself. Wolverine's factor? Burnt down to your skeleton, you'll still fucking regenerate.
I gotta fix myself before diving back in and getting Naruto back in control. And finding out who the hell did this to us. Whoever it was, he or she must have been powerful enough to overpower him, and we have rarely met anyone who could close in to him like that. Gone were the days where he shouted at his opponents, or become giddy by learning a new jutsu. The blonde kid grew up to be a very dangerous ninja.
"So… Naruto," Lilith began to speak to me.
"Buds. But you knew that, didn't you?" I asked her, staring at her eyes. It twinkled when she smiled.
"Of course not, who would, Trinity Master?" she replied.
Trinity Master… the name me, Naruto and Laharl took on as a title. It represents as three beings in one body. Trinity meaning three, and the master being singular. Funny thing is that it was a name given by our daughter…
… why the hell am I explaining myself?
"Screw you, Lith," I muttered with a grunt. I wasn't in the mood to play her games. She just grinned but didn't say anything after that. I guess she is decent once in a few times. Though she prolly just saved to what I said in her mind… and will most likely bring it up in very odd circumstances.
I stood straight… my chest was closing now, and the only thing that seem to be damaged are my clothes. I looked to see if Lilith was trying to give me the eye, but she seemed to have gone to the kitchen to fetch some… drinks, maybe?
Stretched my arms a bit, and thought about Lilith. She was that succubus who seemed to hitch in a ride called "my life". I say my life… even if I share it with two other guys. She's the kind of person who seems to be your friend and enemy at the same time… a friend because she wouldn't hesitate to defend me against harm… but an enemy as well because she wants us. The power of the Trinity Master was famed throughout the heaven's and underworld that it seem to divide the universe into two.
Those that want us dead.
Those that want us for themselves.
There is very little middle ground.
In my opinion, though, I think the whole thing is just plain bollocks.
But for now, I can trust Lilith. And I have to fetch Naruto. The sooner I'm gone from her presence, the less she is able to manipulate me. After all, Naruto too ignorant around girls… too clueless, even as a great ninja.
Buds kicked Naruto's unconscious form in the cage. The place where Kyuubi once resided was now a room holding the consciousness of the three beings.
He woke up with a start, suddenly standing up and going to a ready position. "Who's there?" he demanded. When he saw Buds' face, he calmed down, and settled. "Oh… are we dead?"
"Nope," Buds replied. "You did well, escaping. Lilith found us. We're at her house."
"Oh… that cute kid?" Naruto asked, smiling a bit.
"Yeah, the cute frisky kid. Naruto, listen up," Buds sat down towards the chair in the center of the cave. "What the hell happened?"
"… I don't know. I was walking down the street towards the arcade to play that Guit… Drummania thingy when I saw this girl with long blondish hair with facial marks smiled at me… I kinda seem to smile back when she suddenly had that feral grin, and the whole place suddenly exploded in my face… I don't know what happened… she just jumped at me, and stabbed my chest."
"… Shit," Buds muttered. "You met her, eh?"
"Her?" Naruto asked.
"The goddess that has been hounding me all these centuries… years… whatever," Buds replied. "I thought she couldn't find us… shit, Naruto, you do know that this is very different from anything you ever dealt before."
"How so?" Naruto asked.
"You fought psychos for ninjas, demons, some goody two-shoes with good supremacist thinking, hell, your daughter…"
"Whoa, whoa, whoa… She isn't mine!" Naruto retorted.
"Well, she ain't mine either!" Buds replied back.
Another figure seemed to walk out of a room out of the cage, seemingly reading some magazines. Buds and Naruto stared at Laharl as he began to walk towards them, mumbling about swords when he saw both of them looking at him.
Both pointed at him, and declared, "She's yours!"
Laharl just raised his eyebrow. "What in the Overlord's name are you talking about?"
"Our natural predator found us," Buds muttered.
Laharl didn't look shocked. Not a bit. "Oh." Buds glared at him again, making him ask, once again, "What?"
"She shouldn't have found us," Buds muttered. "We're covered by powers that shouldn't even let us be registered to our enemies. Hell, even Aaron got our backs covered. If she found us through those protections, it means someone leaked our location from above. The ultimate tracker of the universe."
"Can't we run away then?" Naruto asked.
"How? If she tracked us this far, that means she either got very lucky, or she got access to our hidden file in the Ygg," Buds stated. "And luck is not a word to associate with goddesses. Especially at her caliber."
"So she'll find us again?" Naruto asked.
"Oh yeah… she's motivated at us," Buds found a smile in his face. "Too bad its to kill us, not love us. Or smother us with that chest of hers!"
While Naruto laughed, Laharl looked slightly disgusted, muttering about girls with a healthy bosom turns his stomach.
"So, Buds, wanna drink?" Lilith asked me as I came towards the kitchen, my body now in working condition. Staring at her for a moment, I smiled and accepted the drink she offered.
"Sure, thanks," I said.
Lilith, taken aback, looked at me, and stared for a while, before asking, "Naruto?"
I drank a bit, and got myself some of the bread that was on the table in the kitchen. Chewed it fast before muttering "Shfur…"
Lilith may have understood as she just seems to smile back. Weird thing with this girl was she changes moods slightly. I think she likes Buds… and I think Buds is too scared to reject her. I can't blame him. She's the sister of Morrigan, one of King of Hells. Overlord. Not as powerful as Laharl, but very tricky to fight. And she also is married to one of the most powerful vampires… though I heard there's an even more powerful vampire who's on earth, working with humans. That bastard Aaron mentioned him once. Point is… you don't break a girl's heart when she can break you… or knows people who can break you. Literally.
Of course, it may be because Lilith looks like a 15 year underdeveloped girl… or as Aaron once told me… jailbait
"So…what's going on?" Lilith asked, sitting down, relaxing. I took my queue to sit down as well.
"Well… it's a rather funny story," I laughed a bit. "I was out going towards the arcade when this woman suddenly pops up in front of me… and she does this flash thing that seemed to disorient me for a moment, and basically…" I whispered the last part. It was rather embarrassing. "… she kicked my ass."
"That's… interesting."
"Oh yeah. She wasn't normal… the facial marks and tattoos made her a goddess," I stuffed my mouth again. The bread was good. "Where'd you get this?"
"I know a friend, who has a friend who knows this baker who bakes for this famous person's cousin's sister…"
I stuffed my mouth again, nodding, and giving her a knowing smile. She took it gracefully, and ceased talking.
I was slightly glad of the silence… now I can turn my attention to the problem at hand. Buds can't fight her since the body isn't currently attuned to his powers. And from what I've seen, that's the best way to commit suicide. Laharl can't be used because if he fails to beat her in the time allotted its suicide.
Buds said that it was now up to me.
Am I ready for this?
Can I really beat the goddess that has been hounding after Buds and Laharl before?
I recall the time when I was still in the forest... very long ago. Old man Jiraiya lost me for a moment when I was shrunken and landed myself in a forest with the fairies waging war at each other.
Aaron mentioned the goddess that my brother was fighting before. I had to ask myself again… Am I ready for this?
I hope I can change my underwear… or my clothes. Would be embarrassing in this state if I end up in a hospital… and Buds won't let me live it down if I chance upon Lilith for the second time in the row.
He'd rather be in the morgue, he'd say.
I never noticed myself outside already. Lilith was behind me, and saying something that I couldn't quite get. I stared at the setting sun. Darkness. I smiled.
Time to play ninja again.
To Be Continued
Trivia Section:
This is the place where people go when they are confused. ;; What is Trinity Chronicles… and is it related to The Uzumaki Ninja Chronicles? Well, the answer is that they are related. Trinity Chronicles is the story of Naruto in the very far future, after reviving his brother and Laharl in his mind, hence they share identity in one body.
In an amount of time, one of two identities uses the body most of the time because of two unique powers that can't be shared. Naruto's power is God-Flash, which will be explained much later. Buds has another power, which I won't reveal, but you guys can take guesses. The name of his power is Fate Alter.
Laharl is special, because if he takes over, he can only do so in a limited amount of time, but he has his full powers during that time.
Anyways, hope you enjoy this chapter of this short story. See you guys later.


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Madine 61, Nouble 85
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by Rick Cowdery
ARGYLE'S annual brief flirtation with the Johnstone's Paint Trophy ended in the heart of England as second-half goals from Gary Madine and substitute Frank Nouble proved decisive in a slow-burning, but eventually quite compelling, cup-tie.
Having already turfed one League 1 team out of the competition to reach the last 16, the Pilgrims gave it everything in an attempt to send Coventry the way of Swindon – and often looked the better side – but were unable to make progress in a competition that has never been kind to them.
Madine nodded home a corner – a little too easily maybe – just after the hour and Nouble fired home with five minutes to go to put the home side into the Southern Area semi-finals and three games away from the trip to Wembley that Argyle manager John Sheridan had coveted and targeted.
Anthony O'Connor, Dominic Blizzard and Lewis Alessandra had been recalled to the Argyle starting line-up following the previous weekend's FA Cup victory over AFC Fylde, with Ollie Norburn and Marvin Morgan returning to the substitutes' bench and Kelvin Mellor missing his first game of the season because of a thigh injury.
O'Connor was a like-for-like replacement for Mellor at right wing-back while Alessandra started in the hole role recently occupied by Bristol Rovers loan player Bobby Reid, who was not given permission by the Robins to play. That allowed Deane Smalley to come in for a rare start up front alongside Reuben Reid, the player he had been pencilled in to replace Against Fylde before waking up on the morning of the match with a stiff neck.
On a surface that looked like it had already been well used by City's future sharers of the cavernous Ricoh, London Wasps, first-half chances were scarce as Argyle more than held their own against their senior hosts.
The best of these hens' teeth came midway through the first 45 minutes when Reid, fed by Alessandra, cut in off the left, bustled past a couple of markers, and pinged off a shot that home goalkeeper Ryan Allsop did well to turn aside.
The opening five minutes of the second half provided Argyle with more concerns than the entire first period. Some serious City incursions down the right culminated with the ball reaching John Fleck at the far post, where the winger fired off a shot that O'Connor got just enough of a block on to divert the ball on to McCormick's right-hand post.
The Pilgrims' riposte was led by Alessandra, who broke away down the left and sent over a teasing low ball that fell kindly for the home team and frustratingly short of Reid.
It heralded a sustained spell of pressure by Argyle, to the audible annoyance of the home faithful, with Alessandra much to the fore and seeing a shot blocked after good work by Smalley and Lee Cox.
It was therefore against the run of play that Coventry took the lead, and the manner of it will have stung Sky Bet League 2's meanest defence that, up to that moment, had looked relatively unperturbed, Madine heading straight home from Coventry captain Jim O'Brien's admittedly delicious corner.
Without wasting much more time, Sheridan sent on Morgan for Carl McHugh, a forward for a defender, and switched to 4-4-2 although, with Smalley and Alessandra out wide, it was not far short of 4-2-4 at times.
It put Argyle right on the front foot and they kept Coventry penned in their own half for most of the rest of the game. Smalley came close to a leveller when he headed O'Connor's cross goalwards only to be thwarted by Allsop's flying save, with Reid inches away from being able to snaffle up the rebound.
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The ball broke to Nouble and, with so many Pilgrims committed forward and despite the best recovery efforts of Nelson, he ran the ball all the way into the Argyle penalty area before firing past McCormick.
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Nvidia Ion: Intel's Atom combined with Geforce 9400M
Currently Atom based system lack big 3D performance - thereby it's no matter if the Intel chip is used in a netbook or a nettop. Now Nvidia combined Intel's Atom with the Geforce 9400M chipset which is already used in the current Macbook.
Thus Nvidia upgrades the Atom platform where it makes sense. The Intel CPU delivers respectable performance and requires little energy only, but the associated 945G chipset is getting old and doesn't support modern technologies like acceleration of HD video material.
The Geforce 9400M is a single chip design, because of what smaller structures can be assembled compared to the combination of 945G Northbridge and ICH7 Southbridge. In order to confirm this claim, Nvidia fabricated a Pico-ATX motherboard (10 x 7.2 cm) as the default design which offers the following feature:
• Dual-Link DVI
• Gigabit Ethernet
The memory is attached via a SO-DIMM slot on the backside of the board - DDR3 notebook memory is used.
A full PC based on the Ion platform can be put into a case with a volume of only 0.6 liters. For comparison: an average ATX PC has a volume of about 45 liters.
Video acceleration for Atom
Due to the Geforce 9400M chipset the Ion platform is able to play Full HD videos with a comparatively low CPU workload. During our own brief tests with a 1.6 GHz Atom and a 9400M the CPU load, while playing a MPEG 4 video (1080p) with a data rate up to 25 Mbit/s, was varied between 20 to 40 percent only. If the CPU had to display the video on its own, the processor had to use its full capacity. Transcoding via Badaboom is also possible, but slower than on a "full" Geforce card of course.
During an Nvidia presentation Call of Duty: World at War ran with reduced settings at about 30 fps - impossible on an Atom with Intel chipset.
Product launch undetermined
Up to now Nvidia only introduced the reference design. If an when final products for end customers will hit the market is up to the OEMs who can get the license to produce "Ion". They can even decide if they want to adopt the many connectors offered by Nvidia's reference design (7x USB 2.0, 2x E-SATA, 8-channel audio, S/PDIF plus VGA, HDMI and DVI-D).
The combination of Geforce 9400M and Intel's Atom isn't just intended for device like the introduced mini PC, but also for capable netbooks. A longer battery life won't be delivered by the new Nvidia chip though: the power consumption of about 13 watts is on the same level with Intel's 945GX that needs 12 watts.
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Loves Me Not Part Three (Oliver Adams)
Book by: thatdorkygal
Status: Finished
Genre: Romance
Chapter1 (v.1) - Loves Me Not Part Three (Oliver Adams)
Loves Me Not (PART THREE)
Oliver Adams
My job was the thing that consumed my life. I spent long periods of time in the office or at home on my laptop, perfecting news articles. Contrary to my Mum's beliefs, I was never in any danger. It was difficult still to talk to a family right after a tragedy. Only at times where I had to write down gruesome details of a death or kidnapping would I question my job.
I had one girlfriend between the times I saw Laura. Her name was Rona and she worked in the sports department above my floor. We dated for two months until she dumped me for the Fred, the janitor. Fred seemed like nice guy, and besides, Rona and I had nothing in common. It still didn't feel good to be dumped, it never does.
It was only a month after that that I heard of what happened to Laura's fiancé. I was walking into work one day and they had the news on in our department (as always). They had it on solely so that they could be updated on any stories they should catch up on. Breaking News Story echoed though the department, and everything went quiet. Something we hadn't written about yet.
"Scott Milne, a 26 year old man, was shot and killed yesterday at his job. Joshua Anderson, the man trying to rob the small sweet shop in Basingstoke; also shot Scott's fiancée, Laura Garcia. Laura is currently being treated at the North Hampshire Hospital. We will bring you more of the story, as soon as possible."
My mouth gaped open as my manager walked up to the T.V. "This is a juicy one; I'll get on it right away." She said, and started to walk back to her office. When I caught my breath again, I ran up behind her. "Susan, let me take this one." I pleaded. She picked up her jacket. "Olly, you're a great writer, but I think this stories a bit sensitive for someone as new as you to handle." Susan replied, patting my back.
"No, Susan I can get the story, I know her." My voice echoed and Susan stopped in her tracks. She turned around and walked back to me. "How well do you know her?" She asked. "We were best friends in Secondary School." I said, sticking my hands in my pockets. "Why aren't you friends now, did you have a falling out?" Susan asked, getting closer. I could smell the smoke on her jacket she was so close.
"No, we keep in touch." I lied. My lying came through this time, and Susan nodded. "Then I suppose you're the right person to go. Just don't let any emotional attachments to this story affect your writing." Susan added, "And I want it back here by Tuesday." I smiled and nodded, grabbing my bag and running out the door.
When I arrived in Basingstoke I wasn't too sure as to what to do. I decided to wait until she was home. I called Susan in the day of the funeral. "Hey Olly, I hope you have the story done. You only have one more day." She said instantly. "I need a week extension." Susan coughed. "A week, everyone is going to have the story then!" Susan shouted. "Trust me; Laura's not talking to anyone else. I just want to wait until I can get her alone."
Susan groaned down the phone. "Alright Olly, but this better be a top story you have." She said. "It will be." I assured her, hanging up. I watched as Laura and her Mum got into a car and drove off. I followed. I needed to know where she lived. I spent the next few days in a hotel, waiting for her Mum to go home.
On a Friday I walked over to her flat. I wasn't sure what one it was, so I ended up knocking on a lot of doors. Up until the third floor, where a nice lady told me that Laura lived on the eighth floor, door number twelve. I mustered up all my courage to prepare for whatever was waiting on the other side of the door. I knocked three times and heard someone coming towards the door.
Laura swung the door open and stared at me for a second. She had a look of utter disbelief. Then she just jumped into a hug, standing on her tip toes. I felt sorry for her straight away. She looked tired, like she hadn't slept in days. I was also surprised that she was happy to see me. I finally let go, feeling her tears starting to soak through my collar.
She invited me in, apologizing for the mess, for her appearance, for everything. "You don't have to apologize for anything." I said truthfully as we sat down. She nodded, but started to clean up. I stopped her. "Do you want some tea?" I asked. She looked like she might object, but her tiredness got the better of her and she just sat down and said, "Yes, please."
When I had made tea, I handed it to her, and I didn't even have to ask her. She just spilled out every detail of what happened to me, like she was waiting for me to come around the whole time. I listened carefully, soaking up every detail. I felt terrible as I clicked my recorder on, but it had to be done. Soon she moved on, branching out to every other detail of her and Scott.
"The funeral had an open casket." She said, staring out into space. "He looked so peaceful…" She stopped herself and sniffled. "It sounds like Scott was a great man." I said. She smiled at me. "He really was." She talked for hours, but I didn't mind. She was the one that needed to get it off her chest. On the day before I left, I could tell Laura was getting better.
She started taking showers, making herself breakfast, and cleaning up. At dinner that night, she said "You know I've never believed that there's one person for everyone. I mean, I think a person can be equally happy with a number of people." Where was she going with this? Is she talking about me? I thought as she continued. "But life gets in the way of our happiness sometimes, making us pass up any opportunity that we may have with anyone else." She concluded. That confused me. We exchanged numbers and I agreed to keep in touch as much as possible when I got back.
On the way back I sat in the back of the taxi, typing away. I didn't want to continue, but I finally finished. I closed my laptop as we pulled up to work. I walked reluctantly into Susan's office. "There's my top reporter." She said, slamming her phone down on some poor soul. "Susan, I don't think I can do this." I said, clutching my laptop close.
She chuckled, "What do you mean, give me the article." Susan demanded, standing up. "She's my friend, I can't do this to her." I retorted. Susan scoffed, "Let me make this very clear. This story will put us into debt if we don't cover it, and get me in trouble. So you can play the hero and get fired, or hand me that laptop and this will all be over." She put out her hand.
I know how terrible it was to give her that laptop, but I worked for four years for that job, and I knew I didn't have a chance with Laura, so I handed it in. I got my paycheck two days later, and the article was published a few weeks later, since it needed a few tweaks. I didn't want to know what I had done. I showed up for work, receiving high fives and back slaps, co-workers telling me my article was a huge hit.
It all only made me feel worse, but I had to push through. I was in a meeting the day Laura called and left a message, and I listened to it when I got out, half an hour later. I immediately called back, leaving message after message. She didn't pick up. I wondered if she was coming to my work. I decided to go downstairs, so that she couldn't make a huge fuss in my department.
As I pushed the elevator button though, the doors opened and Laura was standing there. When she saw me there was fire in her eyes. She charged at me and I stumbled back. "Olly" She shouted, and I tried to shush her. "Don't you try and quiet me down!" She said, pointing her finger at me. I jumped into the now empty elevator. She came in after me. I was at least saved from my whole department seeing whatever was going to happen.
"Laura, just listen to me." I said. "What is wrong with you Olly? I thought you were my friend!" She screamed, and it echoed through the four walls. "I was- I am." I stuttered. "NO, you used me to get credit with your boss." She replied. I groaned. "Will you just listen to me?" I shouted. She raised an eyebrow and put her hands on her hips. "I'm listening."
The door suddenly opened and a man walked in. I had five floors to collect my thoughts. The man stood uncomfortably between us, as Laura kept her eyes trained on me. I stared at the door, pretending not to notice. Finally the doors opened and the man practically ran out. I grabbed the crook of Laura's arm and lead her outside and into the coffee shop.
We sat down. "I had no choice…" I barely started. "You always have a choice!" She retorted. I shot her a look. "Will you let me finish?" I grouched. She crossed her arms and leaned back. "I was sent to your house to report on the story of your boyfriend,"
"Yeah, fiancé, anyways when I got to your house I just knew I couldn't do it. So when I got back I told my boss that I couldn't give her the story. She threatened to fire me and…"
"You caved in."
"Laura, you don't get it. I was in college for four years straight, just to get this job."
"And you don't seem to understand that by printing that story you risked there ever being- us ever having- anything." Laura replied, and with that she stood up and began to walk away. "Oh no you don't," I said "Sit back down. You can't just say something that intriguing and then walk away. Let's sort this out like adults." I felt good with that statement. I felt empowered.
Laura looked me up and down and sat back down. She started. "You were right, we can't ever just be friends, and so why trouble ourselves with this constant attraction? I say we just do a clean break and rid ourselves of, well each other." She looked down at the table. "Is that what you want?" She shrugged, "I don't see any other solution." She said.
This girl, well this woman, was sitting just inches away from me. I was reminded of secondary school, all that time we spent sitting at the lunch table. And for half of that time, Laura said nothing about how she felt. Was I really about to do the same thing? It was too soon. I couldn't tell someone who is still grieving over their fiancé's death that I loved them.
It just wasn't the time. But that didn't mean that there wouldn't be a time that I could tell her. I decided to let her walk away, at least for that moment. She stood up, slinging her bag over her shoulder. I stood up and we shook hands, something different for us. She glanced at me one last time before turning around and leaving.
I, on the other hand, watched her the whole time as she walked away, to her car and off back to Basingstoke. I ran my fingers through my hair and walked back to my building, ideas running through my head. I needed something sweet, but not overly dramatic. I needed something that she would appreciate.
It was my mission to win Laura back, and I wasn't planning on her leaving my life any time soon. All I needed was some time.
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A tyre causes waves to crash up and splash over it on the beach at Garretstown in Co. Cork almost a year ago.
This picture languished in my archives until last weekend when I frantically looked about for "Sea" releated material for theme night at the camera club!
If you're around Cork at the weekend, Mallow Camera Club is hosting the SACC Annual Competition and Exhibition tomorrow. A number of other clubs will be enter the competition and should be a good day out. Unfortunately I can't be there due to prior commitments. Also, on Monday night Des Clinton will give a talk at the club on "Best of Irish" which should be a good night. A number of his images can be seen in this gallery.
PS. a tyre is a tire.
All that remains from a fishing trip to Cobh.
I discovered this fish's head while walking about on the pier in Cobh during the month of August last year. At that time of year the mackerel
chase the sprat into Cork Harbour and provide a bountiful catch for local fishermen. Many years ago I remember casting into the waters off Church Bay and reeling in at least 4 fish, the feeding frenzy was so great!
PS. the new Digital Journalist is out!
Small boats or dingies tied up at the pier in Ballycotton, Co. Cork.
I was looking straight down when I shot this and had to crop out a tiny bit off the bottom where the pier was. The tide was way out, I expect the owners of these small boats weren't in a hurry to get out on the water.
Owen Higgins wasn't very happy that he wasn't nominated for the Irish Blog Awards. Treasa blogged about his rant, quoting bits that he has since removed. He later commented on Treasa's post that he didn't understand how the nomination process worked. Go show him some love by visiting his site. Some of his photos are quite good!
Father and son wading in the shallow water at Inch Strand, Co. Kerry last September.
I previously posted a picture of the child but this image demanded attention when I was looking for "sea" photos. I love the silhouettes, the colour, the waves and the clouds.
Happy Valentines Day!
Damien says there's only three days left to vote in the Irish Blog Awards. 1100 people have voted and apparently we're in for some shocks if voting patterns remain the way they are. So, thank you all who voted for me already, and if you haven't voted, please take two minutes to vote for In Photos in the best Photoblog section.
Riding through the waves at Inchadoney beach, Co. Cork. The horse loved the experience galloping up and down the beach with gusto!
Last night was themes night at the camera club and I had to come up with several images about the "sea". Luckily I had a good few ready but I searched through my archives and found a few more. Expect more sea related images over the next few days.
Dad carries the forgotten kite, daughter walks through the water and mom basks in the sun of a glorious September afternoon at Inch Strand, Co. Kerry.
Tonight is theme night at the camera club. My theme is "The sea" so I went through my archives yesterday choosing suitable photos. This will be one, which is possibly stretching the definition a little but it does have breaking waves on a beach.
Vignetting was done using an overlay layer and a separate overlay was used to make the shadows of the clouds deeper. I could have burned them in as well but I like the way it turned out.
Cupid's Arrow in San Francisco provides an interesting silhouette against the evening sky. If you've payed close attention to my photos in the past you might think this is a duplicate of another shot but it's from a slightly different angle and wider, and I feel stronger because of the pattern the birds make in the sky. What do you think?
Early one morning I visited the County Hall in Cork and took a few photos. In fact, this one is from the same shoot.
Webs covered a tree behind the building, and the early morning dew sparkled in the sun. I was hoping for an ominous feel to the photo but I failed, and instead I have something that mixes nature with our man made presence on this world.
I quite like the way the strands of the web stand out too!
A crowd of Alcatraz sightseers prepares to disembark from the ferry back at San Francisco. From the expressions on a few faces I think they were wondering what that guy was doing with his camera held in the air!
I love the patterns in the roof and the contrast with the metal grill, you can't take me anywhere that I won't take a photo!


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New Delhi, Feb 8: Air India today launched its nonstop flight between Delhi and New York, the first by any Indian air carrier.
The flight-- AI-101-- bewteen Indira Gandhi International Airport and JFK Airport will cut down travel time between the two cities by at least three hours. While the onward journey will take 16 hours, it will be another two hours more on the return. The Air India had deployed its state-of-the-art Boeing 777-200 LR (Longer Range), a 238 seater aircraft for the nonstop fight.
This is Air India's second non-stop flight to the US, the first being between Mumbai and New York-- launched on August 1, 2007. Air India now plans to launch its third nonstop flight, most probably between Bangalore and San Fransisco, a senior A I official said.
The Delhi-New York flight would have the most convenient timing, leaving Delhi at 0030 hrs and arriving JFK at 0545 hrs. It will depart JFK at 1600 hrs and arrive Delhi at 1630 hrs the next day.
''The timings will help passengers arriving in Delhi to get connecting flights to major cities the same evening,'' he said.
The Delhi-New York flight will have a convenio service-- meals at a time preferred by a passenger. It will also offer the widest seats for more legroom. The First Class will have eight seats that can be transformed into flat beds. Passengers in the Economy Class will also be provided enhanced service and comfort levels. Each ergonomically-designed seat will have a therapeutic footrest installed in front for added comfort during long haul travel.
Passengers will have a choice to select the entertainment programmes from 250 hours of video and 150 hours of audio programming. First Class passengers will be able to view video programmes on a 23 inch monitor-- the largest monitor in any class-- Executive Class on a 15 inch monitor and the Economy Class on a 10.4 inch monitor.
''One can start with Madhubala, go up to Madhuri and end up with anything you want,'' the official said Air India's Maharaja will roll out a red carpet for those travelling on the new flight.
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Left out are such notable British figures as Jack "Kid" Berg, "Peerless" Jim Driscoll, Ted "Kid" Lewis, Freddie Welsh, Benny Lynch and, of more recent vintage, Ken Buchanan. Neither is Muhammad Ali thought to be fighter of the century. Based on technical accomplishment and subject to marks given by four celebrated American trainers - Eddie Futch, Angelo Dundee, Gil Clancy and Lou Duva - together with a veteran California promoter, Don Chargin, that honour goes to Sugar Ray Robinson.
Ali, the first to become heavyweight champion three times, is in second place; Joe Louis, who made 25 successful heavyweight defences after taking the title from James J Braddock on 22 June 1937, in third.
Featherweight Willie Pep, a ring artist with a record of 230 victories in 242 professional contests, is ranked fifth, ahead of the heavyweight Jack Dempsey. Henry Armstrong, the only man to hold three world titles simultaneously - featherweight, lightweight and welterweight - is ranked third.
Despite his "No mas" surrender to Sugar Ray Leonard when defending the welterweight championship, Roberto Duran, who took the 9st 9lb title from Buchanan in 1972, is rated seventh. Benny Leonard is in eighth place followed by the light heavyweight Billy Conn and the ferociously fearless Harry Greb. In a 13-year career, beginning in 1913, Greb, the middleweight champion from 1923, had 315 contests before his death at 32 in 1926.
Predictably, Ali is considered to be the century's leading heavyweight although Joe Louis came close, two of the five panelists putting him first. Louis is followed by Rocky Marciano, the only heavyweight champion to retire undefeated (49-0), and Dempsey. The first great modern heavyweight champion, Jack Johnson, is tied for fifth with one of Ali's five conquerors, Larry Holmes. (Ali's other four defeats in 56 contests came against Joe Frazier, Ken Norton, Leon Spinks and Trevor Berbick).
Frazier is in at eighth behind Sonny Liston and ahead of Jersey Joe Walcott, who shares 10th place with the amazing Sam Langford. One of many boxers denied an opportunity to fight for a championship because of racial discrimination, Langford took on everyone he could from lightweight to heavyweight in a 24-year career.
Considered by many to be the best post-war British fighter, John Conteh was passed over for the light-heavyweight division in which Archie Moore is unquestionably the outstanding exponent.
Sugar Ray Robinson fought first for the welterweight championship, defeating Tommy Bell on a 15-rounds decision in his 74th professional contest. "By then there was nothing left for him to learn," Futch once said. "Today they are going in for championships after fewer than 20 paid fights." Robinson reigned at 10st 7lb from 1946 until 1950, when he relinquished the title. The following year he became middleweight champion for the first time by stopping Jake La Motta in the 15th round, and for the fifth and last time (including regaining it from Randolph Turpin) in 1958 when he outpointed Carmen Basilio. Robinson suffered only 19 defeats in 202 contests, 12 coming after his 40th birthday. Since Robinson also ran away with the welterweight rankings not even Ali could nudge him out of first place as the century's most outstanding fighter.
Only Ray Leonard from the recent past gets a real shout among the welterweights, coming in at third behind Armstrong, whose amazing versatility reached its zenith in 1938 when, as the welter and featherweight title holder, he outpointed Lou Ambers for the lightweight championship.
Duran was voted leading lightweight ahead of the 1920s star Benny Leonard. Alexis Arguello is given only a tie for sixth with Ambers. The modern Mexican hero, Julio Cesar Chavez, is down at eighth. More surprisingly, Carlos Ortiz is only thought to be 10th best. The panelists did not have to burn any night oil over deciding that Pep is the dominant featherweight with his great adversary, the brooding and dangerous Sandy Saddler, second.
No British fighter figures until Wilde gets third place among the century's best flyweights, with Patterson down at equal ninth. Pancho Villa, who scored a seventh-round knockout to take the title from Wilde in New York on 18 June 1923, comes out joint top.
On being told of Robinson's election, Ali said through his wife Lonnie, "It's an honour. Sugar Ray was my hero." Others, especially in these islands, are unlikely to be as happy with the panelists' conclusions.
As voted by a five-member panel of experts assembled by Associated Press. First-place votes are in parenthesis; points based on 10 points for a first-place vote down to one point for a 10th-place vote. When a division has five selections, a first-place vote is worth five points. POUND-FOR-POUND
1 Sugar Ray Robinson (2) 45
2 Muhammad Ali (2) 38
3 Henry Armstrong 30
4 Joe Louis 29
5 Willie Pep (1) 27
6 Jack Dempsey 20
7 Roberto Duran 14
8 Benny Leonard 13
9 Billy Conn 12
10 Harry Greb 7
1 Muhammad Ali (2) 46
2 Joe Louis (2) 45
3 Rocky Marciano (1) 38
4 Jack Dempsey 28
5= Jack Johnson 22
5= Larry Holmes 22
7 Sonny Liston 14
8 Joe Frazier 13
9= *Sam Langford 8 9= Jersey Joe Walcott 8
1 Archie Moore (2) 41
2 Billy Conn (2) 34
3 *Ezzard Charles (1) 29
4 Roy Jones Jnr 26
5= *Jimmy Bivins 24
5= Bob Foster 24
7 Harold Johnson 21
8= Philadelphia Jack O'Brien 13
8= *Tiger Jack Fox 13
10 Maxie Rosenbloom 11
1 Sugar Ray Robinson (4) 49
2 Harry Greb (1) 42
3 Marvin Hagler 28
4 Mickey Walker 26
5 Carlos Monzon 21
6 *Charley Burley 20
7 Jake La Motta 19
8 Stanley Ketchel 15
9 Marcel Cerdan 12
10 Tony Zale 11
1 Sugar Ray Robinson (4) 40
2 Henry Armstrong (1) 31
3 Sugar Ray Leonard 28
4 Jose Napoles 23
5 Barney Ross 21
6 Carmen Basilio 19
7 Mickey Walker 16
8 Emile Griffith 15
9 Kid Gavilan 14
10 Luis Rodriguez 12
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1 Aaron Pryor (1) 14
2 Barney Ross (2) 13
3 Tony Canzoneri 11
4 Wilfred Benitez (1) 10
5 Antonio Cervantes 7
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1 Roberto Duran (3) 41
2 Benny Leonard 37
3 Tony Canzoneri 33
4 Ike Williams 28
5 Joe Gans (2) 21
6= Lou Ambers 20 6= Alexis Arguello 20
8 Julio Cesar Chavez 13
9 Beau Jack 12
10 Carlos Ortiz 7
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2 Kid Chocolate (1) 16
3 Julio Cesar Chavez (1) 12
4 Johnny Dundee (1) 8
5 Sandy Saddler 6
1 Willie Pep (3) 47
2 Sandy Saddler (1) 42
3 Salvador Sanchez 28
4 Tony Canzoneri 17
5 Chalky Wright 16
6= Henry Armstrong (1) 15
6= Vicente Saldivar 15
8= Wilfredo Gomez 13
8= Azumah Nelson 13
10 Abe Attell 10
1= Ruben Olivares 36
1= Carlos Zarate (1) 36
3 Eder Jofre (1) 33
4 Panama Al Brown (1) 27
5 Manuel Ortiz (1) 18
6= Lionel Rose 15
6= Fighting Harada 15
8 Alfonso Zamora 14
9 Sixto Escobar (1) 13
10 Jimmy Carruthers 9
1= Miguel Canto (1) 26
1= Pancho Villa 26
3 Jimmy Wilde (2) 25
4 Fidel La Barba (1) 24
5 Frankie Genaro 15
6 Small Montana 13
7 Charchai Chionoi 12
8 Ricardo Lopez 11
9= Corporal Izzy Schwartz 10
9= Jackie Patterson 10
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Almost close enough, Almost deep enough, Almost clear enough, Almost big enough, Almost early enough, Almost the right tide, Almost the right current, Almost curious enough, Almost calm enough, Almost straight enough, Almost ready, Almost dead. Almost—but not quite.
December and January are the time when most people like to be at home. When it comes down to a choice of going diving or staying around for the change of seasons, the Christmas spirit and shopping, the parties, the excitement and even family and friends, I am almost tempted to stay at home. Almost—but not quite!
So even though I knew I was bailing out on Santa Claus, White Christmas and shopping, I felt deep down inside that another fantasy had a stronger pull—- the fantasy of holding my breath, suspended in space at 20 feet beneath the surface of a blue ocean, surrounded by, immersed in and at one with the power and beauty of the universe. In the fantasy I am totally relaxed in the silence of the warm, crystalline liquid surrounding me, speargun in hand, all time stopped, open and awaiting a divine visitation.
The best winter option of choice to fulfill this fantasy seemed to be back to Panama courtesy of frequent flyer miles. After a couple of enjoyable weeks in Panama City putting all the pieces together, we were ready for the long drive followed the next morning by a 70-mile trip in the outboard panga to arrive once again in the Kingdom of clear water and big fish. Our diving would be in both the deep and shallow water around the various islands and from last year we knew that we could expect to encounter wahoo and maybe other pelagic fish if we were lucky. The tidal change over a six-hour period of 13 to 15 feet makes for ripping currents and dangerous navigation in the rivers and close to the islands. Channels offering safe passage at one time of day will sink your boat a few hours later. Having experienced the impact, shock and near disaster of hitting a submerged rock with the panga once before, we were extremely careful.
While diving in open ocean the current is not felt much but it means that it is difficult to stay on the high spots. But in closer, during high current times, it means that if you start a dive over a pinnacle (or bajo) you will be swept off before you get down and you will just watch the rock and the fish go past as you are blown by. So it was necessary to start a dive 200 feet or so upcurrent of the spot, usually even before the bait were visible, kick down, get set up and scan for game as the rocks came rushing at you. However, since the fish usually did not seem to accommodate us by being in the line of drift and it was impossible to penetrate against the current, we soon realized that getting everything 100% right was very unlikely. Just flying over the contours and watching everything go whizzing by was really fun for a few passes. With wahoo, the current was fortunately not a problem because they generally were in deeper water and not over a specific high spot.
Hunting wahoo is an incredible experience. No two sighting are the same. Sometimes deep, other times mid-water but usually near the surface, they appear like ghosts, silently and with little movement. Curious but also cautious, they usually stay just out of range as they circle, eyeballing the intruder. I usually try the classic method of avoiding eye contact and diving down and away from the fish. Then keeping the gun tucked in, I hope that his curiosity will bring him closer and around to my front for a shot. Other times I am so captivated I can't seem to take my eyes off the fish but just try to remain calm and see what he does. The fish, on this trip, seemed shy and I would say that I saw at least 20 or more fish for every one that came close enough for a shot. The flasher, as well as the reflective tape on my fins, seemed to attract fish, but the best wahoo call, of all, is to shoot another fish.
Ana and I were diving with one gun, taking turns going down while the other person ran the flasher and breathed up and scanned from the surface. Having seen no fish for awhile, I decided to shoot a blue runner, which are both sizable and plentiful. Within seconds of shooting the fish a very large wahoo appeared not ten feet away, totally disregarding our presence and excited by the thrashing fish. I took the blue runner off and started to reload and the wahoo was still there. First band loaded—still there, second band loaded—still there, third band loaded—still there. Really close… This is great, but then as I fumble with the slip tip I see him lose interest and glide off into the blue. I was almost quick enough. Almost—but not quite.
Another wahoo surprised me in shallow, 15-feet deep water as I drifted by a small island. He came from behind me totally unnoticed as I cruised the surface. He passed on my left side, going with me, not five feet away. I jumped involuntarily and in my excitement made a lot of commotion, trying to line up my gun and then watching to see if he would give me a broadside shot. He turned slightly and I almost waited too long. Almost- but not quite. The shot was mid body but a solid shot and we had fresh wahoo for dinner for the entire camp.[dix wahoo]
The following day I watched a very special event unfold as Ana scored on a wahoo 30 feet directly below me. She had been stretched out horizontally in the water, relaxed and waiting but with gun extended. She had been down over a minute and I knew that any second now it was time for her to come up. But then I saw her "point†as her muscles tensed and her attention locked on as she went to total focus straight ahead. I could not see what was coming until I started down to watch. A beautiful wahoo was slowly swimming straight at her, head on, but still out of range. Ana was out of air but waited motionless as the distance closed. Would the fish delay the approach long enough, 4 or 5 seconds, so that Ana would have to break for the surface? The fish delayed almost long enough. Almost- but not quite. He turned broadside at 10 feet and Ana made a perfect shot and started the climb for air and sun and life. In the clear water it was great to watch this intense and primeval adventure play out in slow motion. [ana-ono 1]
I had one more big wahoo encounter late in the evening just before dark. The biggest wahoo of the trip came directly at me as I was suspended vertically at about 25 feet, peering into the dark water. Both the small silhouette of the straight in advance and the low light allowed the fish to approach much closer before I saw him. Externally my body froze but internally all systems went redline. I extended my gun and he turned and gave me the ideal shot. I said to myself, He's mine, as I pulled the trigger. Almost—but not quite. The shaft barely nicked the top of the fish and he was gone. In my excitement I had forgotten that my shaft had been bent earlier in the rocks by a blue trevally and it still had a slight upward curve. The shaft, I thought, was straight enough. Almost – but not quite.
Another great thing about hunting wahoo is that other surprises sometimes present themselves. In one wahoo area I watched an amberjack come up and check the flasher and immediately turn and go down. I dove to 25 feet and waited the entire dive and saw no movement. Just as I lowered the gun and started up, the amberjack powered from the edge of visibility to one meter away in an instant. He was two feet inside my gun tip. I withdrew the gun to the rear as far as I could and still touch the trigger. I shot from the hip, reaching back to push the trigger with my thumb. The recoil of the unbraced gun almost broke my wrist. Almost- but not quite. Fortunately I was using old, low power bands. But the snap shot was lucky and I stoned the 46 lb. bohala. I suddenly realized, however, the potential for disaster of a big gun with heavy bands shot in an awkward position.[dixyellowtail]
While hunting wahoo other surprise gifts we received were seeing sharks, two sailfish go swimming past out of range, a pod of dolphin that came close and inspected us, and a monster bohala down deep that ate an entire wahoo head in one gulp while I watched in amazement. We also had pargo and one beautiful dorado that ventured too close for their own safety. Blue trevally, though not large fish, are a fun challenge—beautiful and very powerful fish. With an uncanny awareness they seem to know how to stay almost out of range. Almost – but not quite. One that I shot went down and bent my spear in the rocks, and I learned that even with this size fish, the choice is usually a stone shot or a bent shaft. Losing or bending equipment is expensive and in isolated locations can end or ruin a great trip, so I passed on many shots that had little chance of an immediate kill. One more piece of equipment lost, in addition to Ana's third knife this year, was my new slip tip with Dyneema.'>Spectra line. I like the 1100 lb. test Dyneema.'>Spectra but I learned it is no match for wahoo teeth. One fish that I shot too far forward managed to get the Dyneema.'>Spectra in his mouth, mow through it and take off with my new slip tip. The Dyneema.'>Spectra was almost strong enough. Almost-but not quite.[dix_ulua]
Low budget trips in small boats to offshore waters often have an extra element of unpredictability, also called danger, not encountered with expensive trips on well-maintained, twin engine craft. With me, the choice is to go small boats and minimize the risk, or not to go at all because of the prohibitive costs. The very nature of our sport is such that we willingly accept a certain degree of risk, but sometimes we overlook the danger and the repercussions of just a small mechanical failure.
Early morning the third day the panga dropped us off for a drift dive to hunt wahoo a couple of hundred yards from the shore of a small island. The wind and the current were running opposite directions. We would be carried by the current to the end of the island in twenty minutes and then swept to open seas—next stop Hawaii. The wind was carrying the boat in the other direction and when we saw them drift too far away we knew there was an engine problem. They could not start the motor to pick us up. Immediately I looked toward the shore and made a quick assessment. I forgot about the boat and I realized it was questionable whether we could make the beach or not before the current took us past and out to never-never land. I told Ana we could make it no-sweat but I knew we were in a critical situation. . I don't dwell on being lost a sea but here in Panama I knew it could be my last adventure. There is no search and rescue, no coast guard, very little boat traffic, big biters and a lot of wind chop. It was swim time. I picked a spot and we started a constant, relaxed pace that we could maintain. After 15 minutes I still could not tell if we were any closer to land - it seemed like we were staying in place and just moving down the island. Another 15 minutes of swimming and I still was not sure that we were making headway. The boat was totally gone and I was grateful for the pool training time we had put in before the trip. Over an hour passed, and when the bottom came into view I knew that we were moving out of the main current and would be able to hit the last beach of the island. After one hour and 15 minutes we crawled up on the beach, giggling and grateful. We had been almost swept out to sea. Almost Dead. Almost- but not quite.
With perfect timing or divine intervention or good luck a fishing boat found our panga and then came and rescued us and towed us back to base camp. I decided right then and there my going way out in a small boat with a single outboard, maybe not well maintained, was almost asinine. Almost—but not quite. But I promised that I would never use this boat again. At least not until they got it fixed in a couple of weeks.
Speardivers especially know the "Almost, but not quite†in terms of almost close enough, almost clear enough, almost big enough, almost deep enough, almost too deep, almost too long, etc etc. The "Almost†is that divine dissatisfaction that pushes us to be better, keeps our dreams alive and that bring us back to Mother Ocean time and time again for new adventures. Every dive and every day diving is unique and different and full of surprise and wonder. For those of us who like to hunt and are in awe of the ocean and its creatures, the incredible excitement of seeing, just seeing a large wahoo, or dorado or sailfish pass close by is Almost enough. Almost—But Not Quite. BAM!
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A single storey, 17th Century Farm Cottage sitting right in open moorland with uninterrupted views over stunning countryside. Wild animals will come right up to your lounge and kitchen windows!
The cottage has two bedrooms, one double and one twin, one bathroom with bath and shower fitting, a large, fully fitted pine-fitted kitchen with all mod-cons including a dishwasher, and a comfortable living room, with dining furniture, leather sofas, log burning stove and TV/Free-view & DVD. Wi-Fi access is included. A basket of logs is provided, to keep you really cosy on those winter nights.
A private barbecue is also provided so you can enjoy the warm Cornish sun.
Five delightful Cornish cottages on the edge of Bodmin Moor yet ideally located to reach any part of Cornwall. On the doorstep is uninterrupted countryside views, officially designated as an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, and yet close to the coast - best of both worlds. Moorland ponies, sheep and cattle are your neighbours which graze on the adjacent Bodmin Moor.
Three of the cottages retain many of their original features, such as the traditional Cornish stone walls and exposed beams. Delphy and Barn Cottage, whilst newly built maintain character with the benefits of modern design. Recently under new management, all the cottages have gone through a period of refurbishment so whilst being full of character, they are also full of comfort. Situated on a former working farm and set in 5 acres of private land, guests are welcome to explore the property as they wish.
Things To Do
There's just so much to do and we hope that our enthusiasm for what this part of the country has to offer will come across to you here!
Detailed below you will find various activities which may interest you:
Horse Riding
The riding stables adjacent to us, provide hacks during the popular months of the year. Riding out on the moor from your cottage is just fantastic.
Walking and Hiking
Bodmin Moor is also fantastic for walking and hiking, with Rough Tor and Brown Willy (the two highest points in Cornwall ) viewable from Ladydown Moor. Explore the tors, streams and stone circles in this fascinating Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The Camel Trail & Cycling
The Camel Trail is one of Cornwall's best known attractions and is a cycle path that runs for about 26 miles along a disused railway track and the Camel Estuary. It runs from Padstow up onto the Moor, passing through the town of Wadebridge , and covers some of the most stunning scenery you're likely to encounter in this country. The track is level and even the youngest child can enjoy the day out. The Camel Trail is just a short distance from your cottage. Bring your own bikes, or alternatively, we can recommend various bike hire companies along the Camel trail. It is also possible for you to arrange for bikes to be delivered to your cottage if necessary.
There are some fantastic beaches just a short drive away from Hallagenna Cottages which cater for all tastes of beach activity. The North Coast beaches are rugged and wild, with huge stretches of soft sand, rocky outcrops, cliffs and caves, and great surf for body boarders or surfers. It's easy to catch fishing boats, speedboats and short boat trips from places like Padstow and Rock.
There are nine golf courses within driving distance from your cottage. Bowood Park in Camelford,is very close by and is highly recommended, also St Enodoc Golf Club offers a mature golf course with stunning views out to sea. Contact details of many more courses are supplied within the cottages.
Historic & Cultural Sites
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Cornwall retains many of its original fishing villages, including Port Isaac, which is set in the side of a hill and recently used as the setting for the TV series 'Doc Martin'. You can wander around the quaint narrow streets, leading up to the clliff side walk where you can view the stunning Atlantic Ocean. There are many other fishing villages on both the North and South Coast, including Boscastle, Charlestown , Mevagissey, Fowey & Padstow.
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It has brought millions of pounds of industry to Cornwall and is still growing in size and reputation. It's a very short drive from your cottage, about 1/2 hour, and is well worth a visit.
A lovely week. Our boy wants to take Beatnik home with us. We have loved our visitors (wildlife) at our window all week.
Please contact the owners for further information regarding dates outside of the normal change-over days and short breaks during the low season. Well behaved dogs are welcome, maximum two dogs per cottage (£15 per dog per week). Unfortunately, HomeAway are unable to include the tariff for dog guests in their booking system, therefore the owners will request this separately.
Wir haben eine tolle Woche bei Brenda und Ross verbracht. Das Cottage war sehr schön und mit allem ausgestattet, was man so braucht. Es liegt direkt am Ladydown Moor und somit sehr ruhig. Wir haben uns besonders über den Cream Tea zum Empfang gefreut und werden bestimmt noch einmal hin fahren.
We were very happy with the lovely cottage we stayed in.It was warm cosy and clean.The location was perfect and the country side was idylic.Ross and Brenda the owners were very friendly and helpful.We would defitnatly reccomend these lovely cottages to our friends and family.
We had a great week at Bodmin Moor. Owners are verry kind and the scones were delightfull (for us Dutch)
The cottage was well-maintained and the beds were sleeping great.
We would recommend this cottage becouse the nearby A30 was nearby and bring you to the bigger cities in no time.
If you are a walker, than this is a great area to be.
This was my third time at Hallagenna and the second at Ladydown Cottage. Everything has been well thought out; outdoors the car parking is kept away from the courtyard with a one way through driveway, a picnic bench and resident Robin red breast are best saved for nicer days than those in late October.
Inside, the house is very clean and well appointed with nice touches, such as the log burner, a varied selection of DVDs and books to suit all tastes, Freeview TV and DVD player, plenty of towels on the beds, washing machine, etc. Heating was very easy to adjust to suit via thermostat.
Ross and Brenda, the owners, keep a fairly low profile (which I like) and are more than happy to help whenever needed.
The farm is very child friendly. There is a large wooden playhouse in the courtyard and the ponies provide plenty of stroking opportunities.
Locally, Bodmin provides supermarket shopping (ASDA does extremely cheap fuel there), St Breward has a decent enough local shop with a rather chatty owner, the Old Inn, which is just a 10 minute walk down the lane (take a torch at night) does very decent food and beer but can get busy, even on a weeknight, so think about booking, particularly if you are a large group.
Being on the edge of Bodmin Moor, Hallagenna is within striking distance of the seaside, both beach and wild cliff edge, but also retains a real 'away from it' feel.
The properties represent extemely good value, particularly in low season and I will definitely be returning in the future.
Very comfortable with everything you need. Beds good, heating wonderful, and a great shower. Well located for driving trips all over Cornwall which we did in every direction. Quiet, rural area right on the moor. We loved passing the cows and ponies each day. Owners could not have been nicer. Planning to return again.
This property is set in the most beautiful surroundings of Bodmin Moor. To open the living room curtains on a morning and see wild horses, cows and sheep gives you the most amazing feeling ever. Ladydown cottage is exactly as described. You couldn't want for more. Its fully equipped and has a great layout. The owners are a really friendly couple who couldn't do enough for you.Our kids enjoyed counting the rabbits in a morning, petting the ponies and chasing the chickens.The courtyard provided a safe area for them.
The local shop in St Breward has just about everything you could want and I wholly recommend the fresh Cornish Pasties they sell. I ate a lot during my stay and these where by far the best!
The Old Inn and Restaurant at St Breward has got to be the best pub I've ever eaten in. If your appetite has never been satisfied before then I challenge you to almost any meal here and all at a very good price. There is a recommendation for a pub in Blisland which unfortunately I don't agree with!
Straight across the road from the cottage are Hallegenna stables. They took my 2 children out twice for a ride across the moor and Sarah was absolutely fantastic with them.The price is spot on.
The roads around here are great fun as most of them are single track and windy. Even the larger roads have an element of fun about them!!
The journey to Newquay took us about 30 mins on average although I'm sure if in a hurry the larger roads would get you there quicker. The beaches here are clean, spacious and well patrolled by life guards, although if you're not body boarding and in a wet suit you do feel a little out of place!
We took the kids to Dairyland Farm near Newquay which was highly entertaining for them. Holywell Park was absolutely fantastic but don't expect it to be cheap just because there's no entry fee...its not, we spent half our budget here!!!
Lands End took about and hour and a half but was well worth it. We terrified our 5 year old in the Dr Who exhibition, had our picture taken at the famous sign post and ate a freshly made Cornish Pasty - beware, not much meat!! We were lucky to have a visit from the Air Ambulance which delighted the kids.
We visited Mousehole on the way back - not much there but the kids love the story of old Tom and the cat. Then headed for Marazion to see St Michaels Mount. We would have loved to have walked the causeway but unfortunately the weather took a turn for the worse!!