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At first, I don't notice the figure hunched over the computer in the corner. It's only when I hear the voice – resonant, commanding, with a trace of a Lancashire accent – that I realise that this grey-haired creature, unprepossessing, at least from behind, is Lear and Gandalf and Vanya and Magneto. Is, in other words, Sir Ian McKellen. And when he turns round, he's not unprepossessing at all. His face is lined, but amazingly handsome. His body, in super-hip jeans, turquoise T-shirt and chic little jacket, is athletic and lithe. Mature but modern is the overall impression. Gravitas with a funky twist. The same could be said of his home, an 18th-century house in East London's Docklands, in which he's lived for 28 years. "It used to be like a boat," he tells me, bounding up the first of four staircases, "but I had it gutted." He had it gutted, in fact, when he was in New Zealand, filming The Lord of the Rings. While his life was changing – from great classical actor to international film star – his house was being opened and filled with light. And now, it's flooded with it.
Sitting at the splendid table in his purple kitchen, overlooking a sparkling Thames, we're bathed in light, blinking in it. Sometimes, it explodes behind McKellen's head, like a halo. Sometimes, it turns his ears a deep, devil-like red. "The multitudinous seas incarnadine" you find yourself thinking, as you gaze at the red ears and the shimmering water beyond.
But then you can't help thinking about Shakespeare when you're with McKellen. You can't help thinking about Lear and Othello and Macbeth. In the past week, I've watched all of them: his nervy, youthful Macbeth, in thrall to Judi Dench's melting iceberg of a Lady Macbeth, his gripping, quicksilver Iago ("the Iago of the 20th century" according to The Times), his Hitleresque charmer of a Richard III, and last year's avuncular, petulant and, finally, spine-tinglingly magnificent Lear.
It's like watching a life, or at least the possibilities of a life. Not the seven ages of man (McKellen's Hamlet, in 1971, for example, wasn't filmed), but a fair few of them. Macbeth was filmed in 1979, Othello in 1990, Richard III in 1995 and King Lear this year. That's nearly 30 years of age and experience, written on a face, on a body and on a voice.
Well, that's what it's like for the viewer (and, over Christmas, anyone with More 4 can be the viewer). What's it like for him? "It's no pleasure," says McKellen, staring firmly down at the table. "I did see Macbeth and it's a little like looking at old snaps of yourself. I know it's good, but when I look at myself in it, all I can hear are lines and inflections I don't like. In Othello I speak too quickly. The performance is fine. The reading is fine. The execution is not. Richard III," he says and then there's a pause. "Terrific." Phew! A just acknowledgment at long last. "But then," he says, instantly qualifying it, "it was a film. More care goes into a film. It's different."
"Terrific" is exactly what McKellen's Richard III is. The only one of his filmed Shakespeares not to be directed by Trevor Nunn, it was based on Richard Eyre's National Theatre production, but directed in the film version by Richard Loncraine, to a screenplay that McKellen co-wrote. Set in a fascist, English version of the 1930s, it's visually stunning, hugely imaginative – part of Richard III's "Now is the winter of our discontent" speech is delivered in an Art Deco urinal – and psychologically fascinating, as McKellen's all-too-believable dictator monarch vacillates between evil and charm.
His Lear, which he did first in Stratford, then in London and then in Brooklyn, interspersed with Sorin in The Seagull, was pretty universally hailed. Michael Billington in The Guardian described it as "majestic" and "moving". Charles Spencer in The Daily Telegraph said it was "destined to be remembered". If Hamlet is the great test of a young man's mettle, Lear is surely the test of an entire career. Was it terrifying?
"It's very difficult," says McKellen, gazing out to the shimmering light. "I think by the time we got it recorded I was as good as I was going to be in the way we were going to do it. But there's a part of me that would like to do it again." What? He's just completed the most harrowing role in an actor's career, to rave reviews, and he wants to start again? Judging from the fingers wrapped around his face, and the body bent forward, McKellen is entirely serious. "I thought there was more I could have done," he explains. "Which actually means less. I could have found a way of doing more by doing less."
And did it feel like the pinnacle? McKellen frowns. "You try not to think about it," he says. "And it was never one I wanted to climb. It's like getting the bus pass. You know you're old enough, but 'it's time you played it' isn't a very good reason. But then, the set-up with Trevor [Nunn], on the road... that shelters you from the sense of occasion that perhaps the critics have... When I played Vanya, the reviews came down from heaven, but practically every time Uncle Vanya is done, the critics love it. But it's the play! You have to sit back and say: 'I didn't get these reviews because I was so, so good.' The play's the thing," he says, echoing Hamlet. "I think we often get over-praised for our contribution, which is just to get up and tell the story."
Gosh. I'm beginning to get a sense of that rigorous Christian upbringing, that son of a lay preacher, who was a son of a lay preacher, that family who tried so hard to be modest and good. McKellen went to church in Burnley as a child, but at 14 he started visiting other churches and "didn't much like" what he saw. Instead, after a first trip to Peter Pan when he was three, and a first performance in a church play when he was seven, he sought solace in the theatre: as a teenager at Bolton Little Theatre, and then at Cambridge, where he read English under F R Leavis, and met Derek Jacobi and Nunn. He started off, in 1961, at Coventry Rep, moved to Ipswich and then Nottingham and then to the National Theatre. In nearly half a century, he has played roles ranging from Romeo to The Magic Roundabout's Zebedee and The Wind in the Willows' Toad. But it's Shakespeare for which he's still best known. Is Shakespeare, I wonder, as near as an ex-Christian atheist can get to God?
"It's reassuring," says McKellen, with that purity of focus which is almost unnerving, "that human nature is redeemable. And yes, there are attitudes that Shakespeare seems to have that explain human life to me. If you want to explore human nature, then read Shakespeare – or better still, go the theatre. Because you'll have your eyes opened. I think my attitude to bad behaviour is informed by Shakespeare's. Shakespeare is fascinated by people who behave really badly."
And Lear? McKellen strokes his face, as if his Lear beard were still there. "There's one thing you understand," he says. "The journey he's going on very late in life is one very worth going on. And one from which he emerges better, and more at ease with himself... It appeals to me as an atheist that he doesn't need to talk to the gods, but to other people. My stepmother," he adds, "died just before I started doing it. She was 100. She had been a Quaker all her life, but when she was 99, she said: 'You know, I just don't believe in God...' I don't think it made her feel any better, but for Lear it makes him feel a bit better. It's quite a good way of looking at old age. The idea that you can get better." So, is he getting better? McKellen pauses, wriggles and strokes his face again. "I'm having a go," he says. "it's hard. You catch yourself out."
He has, of course, been on quite a journey himself. It's 20 years since he came out as gay, during a live radio debate with Peregrine Worsthorne on Section 28, the piece of Thatcherite legislation that forbade the promotion of homosexuality in schools and triggered a wave of gay rights activism. For McKellen, it was like being born again, the perfect conduit for his evangelical gifts. "I'm not often convinced I'm right," he says, "but practically everything I've said on gay rights, I know I'm right. I know better than the people who are telling me I'm wrong."
He was 49. More than halfway through most lives. Does he wish he'd come out earlier? Again, the pause. "Yes," he says, "but I don't know what sort of campaigner I could have been, because I wouldn't have come up with some campaign... I find heterosexuality far too interesting not to have anything to do with it and I couldn't spend my life being in gay plays." But he was brought up to be honest, and for nearly 50 years, he couldn't be honest. That's quite a price to pay. McKellen gazes out to the water again. "Well," he says, "you don't like yourself." And then he adds, with terrible simplicity: "It rots you."
In his 68 years, he has had two long-term partners: Brian Taylor, the drummer with the Tom Robinson Band, from 1964 to 1972, and then, from 1978 to 1986, theatre director Sean Mathias. He and Mathias have remained friends. It was in Mathias's Aladdin, two years ago, that McKellen stole the show as Widow Twankey. In March, he will take on Estragon to Patrick Stewart's Vladimir in his Waiting for Godot. "I think," he says, when I ask what it's like working with an ex-lover, "that he has a direct line to my vulnerability."
Vulnerability. Well, yes. This multi-award-winning star of stage and screen, national treasure, knight of the realm, Companion of Honour and gay icon, has the air, appropriately enough for a man who has played Gandalf, of someone on a permanent quest. "I think my life has been skewed," he says, "by my having a career. I do like domesticity, but I've not been very good at it. One of the things about being an actor is that it's a craft. It doesn't come from nowhere. I relate jobs I've done and I see I've got better. It may not be a child, or a written masterpiece, but there have been sacrifices.
"My mother died when I was 12 and her sister said that she'd always said about me: 'If Ian does become an actor, it would be a wonderful thing because he'd bring such joy to people.' Well," he says, taking a final swig of peppermint tea from a mug, which, I notice, is emblazoned with a picture of Richard III, "that's a simple little notion that I've held on to."
'King Lear' (Christmas Day, 9pm) is the centrepiece of a Sir Ian McKellen and Shakespeare season on More4 over Christmas, which includes 'Othello' (1990), 'Richard III' (1995) and 'Macbeth' (1979). 'King Lear' is available now on DVD
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Detroit Lions Owner William Clay Ford Passes at Age 88
The last surviving grandson of Henry Ford has died.
Detroit Lions owner and chairman William Clay Ford died today at the age of 88 due to pneumonia. He had been the sole owner since buying the team in 1963 for 4.5-million-dollars.
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It is being reported that the new live-action Power Rangers movie from Lionsgate and rights holder Saban Brands will have the script written by X-Men: First Class writers Ashley Miller and Zack Stentz. Reports go on to say that Roberto Orci who who will be directing the third Star Trek movie from Paramount is coming on board as an executive producer.
Saban launched Mighty Morphin Power Rangers as a live action television series more than 20 years ago, and the series has been in continuous production ever since. It has subsequently grown into one of the worlds most popular and recognizable brands, with toys, apparel, costumes, video games, DVDs, comic books and other merchandise.
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Victoria thought to herself how things could not possibly get worse as she knew that there was no way to get the door open, not that she even wanted to because she could not see Ashla inside. "Oh Ashla, where have you gone", Victoria thought to herself as she looked down the dark hallway. Victoria did not want to disturb the creatures that she had seen beyond the ajared door nor did she have enough bullets to handle them herself. Scared and not knowing what to do Victoria headed back down the hall of darkness with not a clue what to do anymore because she felt so lost without Ashla. A loud noise came from behind her, she did not even dare look but she knew she had to. Victoria turned slowly, heart beating fast as it could bear and her hands shaking while holding onto her pistol only to find there was nothing behind her. Just as she thought she was safe she glanced again at the ajared door only to see a face of one of them glaring back at her, she lifted her gun to fire but then dropped it into the slime. The door come flying open, shattered glass going everywhere and Victoria went to run but the slime was just to thick. She could then hear them all throughout the darkness, the walls, the ceilings, they were everywhere but she could not see them. She stopped and thought to herself "This is it, i'm done for". Then out of nowhere she felt arms grasp her and pull her and cover her mouth into a dark room, her heart could rip right out of her chest but then she heard a whisper in her ear, "it's me Victoria, it's Ashla". Victoria wanted to scream in excitment and hug her, but as soon as Victoria was calm Ashla shut a door and started to baracade it.
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For some visitors to the coast, collecting shells comes as a momentary stop on a train of thought during a walk on the shoreline—picking up a scotch bonnet to encapsulate some form of beach laden nostalgia during their time away from the sand. For others it's not just a scotch bonnet, it's Semicassis granulatum, a rare species of sea snail or marine gastropod mollusk in the sub family Cassinae, and also the official state shell of North Carolina.
However, during the North Carolina Shell Show — now in its 40th year — it's not about the extent of your interest, but instead finding a place in between those two parties and seeing the wonders of the shell world at its best with some of the most rare shells in the world.
The North Carolina Shell Club and The Cape Fear Museum will play host to the largest gathering of shell collections in North Carolina on Saturday, September 19 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, September 20 from 1 to 5 p.m. The show will feature hundreds of seashells – remnants of bivalves and gastropods alike – collected far and wide by club members and other exhibitors with participants from Pennsylvania to Florida installing museum-quality displays.
"I know very few people who walk on the beach and notice a shell and don't pick it up," says John Timmerman Chairman of the North Carolina Shell Show for the Cape Fear Museum. "We'll have the auditorium filled with gorgeous displays, with over 60 exhibitors that come in from across the country to sell and showcase shells they've gathered from across the world."
The general public is encouraged to attend and learn about various aspects of shells and shelling. Shell club members will be on hand throughout the weekend to answer questions along with participating in a donation program, which allows attendees to take home a few shells from the show at no cost.
This year's show will also feature an exhibit by Timmerman introducing the unfamiliar shell collector to the science behind the building of a shell, how to identify shells, writing labels and how to most effectively tell their story.
According to Timmerman it's this detailed process that's allowed the shell show to exist for its 40-year run.
"We're dependent on its exhibitors, or 'Citizen Scientists', who have collected shells, collaborated with one another, curated exhibits and work directly with the public. This collaboration creates a community founded on solid information since museums and universities seldom have the staff or other resources to conduct the detailed study of shells and the mollusks that produce them," said Timmerman. "Citizen Scientists go a long way to filling that gap and recording where the shell came from is of the utmost importance."
The 2015 North Carolina Shell Show is free for members or with museum admission. For more information, call 910.798.4368. or visit the museum's website here.
James Mieczkowski is a news reporter for Port City Daily. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com On Twitter: @mieczkowskiPCD


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This week should have been Part Three of the story called Speak into the Air, but I have some things going on that have diverted me from writing this week's part of the story… As such, that means I didn't manage to continue the story, but I hope to next week… TIll then, here's the first two parts together…
Speak into the Air
A Pause Between Moments
by TeraS
Part One
Tera held the note between her fingers lightly, for the stuff of dreams, hopes, and wishes was so very fragile. She traced a finger over the handwriting: the words were simple, yet asked so much in what they said.
She had received many wishes and dreams in her life. Some were very obvious, such as a wish for her to perform some act or provide some kind of pleasure. But with those, the words didn't show an understanding of what those in the Realm were, what they believed in.
Some saw them as much less than even that.
This note did not. The soul behind these words did not ask for herself or himself; no, that would have been too obvious. These words asked for something that was not for their author, for what the author wanted was not as important as giving to another.
That made this dream, this wish, one that Tera held and thought about.
It wasn't asking for her to do something—not exactly—but what was asked for was something that she wanted to have happen, something she wanted to be true, something she wanted to be. But the question was whether she could ask for one of her own to do her a favor.
It wasn't that Tera couldn't ask, it was that she didn't want to impose her will upon another. It wasn't her way to use her role as the Queen to get what she wanted. It was … difficult for her when that had to be.
What made this wish more than all of the others was that it spoke of one specific individual in the Realm. It told of what she looked like, how she spoke, who she was, and, most of all …
… it told of her name.
Tera read the name once more before folding the note carefully and slipping it back into the envelope it came in. She touched the simple four words written on the envelope's face of it and sighed.
"Breathe Into The Air": Tera knew exactly which of her succubi this spoke of and that was her main concern. Tera didn't have, to be honest, the best of relationships with her and that would make what was to come, she expected, harder than it had to be.
Finally, she walked out of her home and made her way across the Realm, note in hand and determination in her stride. She might even get to have a real conversation with the one of whom she needed to ask the favor of.
Lily, in the meantime, wouldn't know what was coming her way.
Lily, known by Tera by her proper name Lillian, was an amber tail, and that meant that she had a problem that not many others in the Realm had: being amber, she had a mix of the powers of red, orange, and yellow tails. For ambers, the powers were slanted towards one of the three tails that were part of them, but they also had a smattering of the others within them as well. In Lily's case, her powers were focused on vitality, endurance, and healing.
Which was rather unique in the Realm.
Tera understood, from reading the note, why Lillian might be requested, even if the one who wrote the words wouldn't, couldn't possibly know how apt they were. But Lillian had become somewhat isolated from the rest of the Realm, had been for some time now, and that concerned Tera most of all.
While Tera had her Castle in the Realm, she didn't use it much, save for the moments when someone visited expecting to see the Queen of the Succubi in all of her glory. No, she was always happier to be in her small home in the midst of the Realm with her Eternal and be part of those around her, not above them.
It wasn't quite the same for Lily. Lily's home was a small—the word being relative of course—mansion on the southern edge of the Realm, facing the Plains of Dreams. Lily asked for permission to build her home there and it was, Tera thought, one of the most wonderful places in the Realm. But something happened on one of Lillian's travels out of the Realm, and things had changed.
Tera, not wanting to pry but, in truth, knowing the reason—she was the Queen, after all—could not do more than watch Lillian draw herself within its walls and then just … vanish … from life in the Realm.
Until today: Tera arrived at the hedgerow that surrounded Lillian's part of the Realm and, after drawing a long breath, stepped onto the cobblestone pathway that lead into her world. As she walked through the garden that lay around Lillian's home, Tera couldn't help but sigh a little as she regarded the space around her. Once, long ago, this home had been well looked after: the flowers, trees and more all just so. She had found pride in her home, in what it represented, in what she could do with it. But now the grass was long, the ground unkempt and it seemed as if Lillian didn't care about anything from the looks of things.
That thought seemed to be more true when Tera arrived at the main doors to Lillian's mansion and found one door slightly ajar, the wood, once lovingly polished to a shine, dimmed and dingy. If this was how her home was, just how much worse was Lillian herself? The lights were out, the carpets thread worn, dust covered every surface, and, for a moment, Tera was concerned that Lillian wasn't there, or something worse had happened. But then Tera heard the creak of a floorboard high above her and made her way up the wide spiral staircase towards a dim light that flickered from one of the rooms upstairs. As she came closer, she felt Lillian there and paused outside of the door, wondering if she should really see her.
"Come in, Tera. You've come this far, you should see me, shouldn't you?"
Tera passed over the threshold and found herself in Lillian's sitting room. She remembered how it once looked, the walls covered in books on life, health, the living world, the carpet a deep blue, a large window facing the gardens outside. But now, the walls were but empty shelves, the carpet threadbare like the others in the house, the window covered in dust, little sparkles of light only occasionally making their way through, and, against the far wall, by that window, Tera found Lillian sitting in a small worn leather chair, looking at the window blankly.
"Hello, Lillian."
When Tera spoke her name, the look that Lily gave in return reminded Tera yet again just how much Lillian didn't like to be called Lillian. The problem was, Tera found it incredibly difficult to use nicknames, and she really had to concentrate not to do so.
But seeing her now, compared to how she was, had diverted Tera's focus. Once Lillian was passionate about life, about living, about the world around her. Now it seemed that all her passion had been drained from her life and she was just marking time.
Now sitting there in the chair was a tired, so very tired, Lillian, not caring about herself much. Tera remembered the stunning being Lillian once was, her short crimson hair in a bob, the shiny silver dresses that she loved to wear along with the strappy heels that once were her trademark in the Realm; how the sun, when it shone against her horns and tail, made them sparkle with joy in the life that was around them, her brown eyes so focused and yet contemplative, anxious to discover all that she could. This Lillian was barely wearing an oversized sweater and just didn't have any of the life in her that Tera once knew.
But the old anger came through from Lily clearly when Tera used the name she truly disliked: "My name is Lily."
Tera nodded, "Alright … Lily. I'm sorry."
She answered with a snort of derision and then turned away, not interested in Tera any more. But Tera wasn't going to leave, she wasn't going to be brushed off, either. So Lily walked across the room and then paused beside her Sovereign.
"Why what?"
Tera waved her right hand, gesturing at the room around them both, "Why this?"
"Doesn't matter."
Tera stood there, her tail swishing behind her, watching Lillian … er, Lily's face, looking for a hint that she didn't truly believe what she said. The problem was, she did. "It matters."
Lily was suddenly standing in front of Tera, her finger poking against Tera's chest, "NO, it doesn't, not to anyone … No one cares, so I don't either."
Tera just looked at her and said nothing.
That, more than anything else, gave Lily pause, and she took a step back, but her words didn't retreat: "No one cares, Tera. That's the truth."
Tera shook her head and then held the envelope she'd brought with her between the two of them. "This is the truth … Lily."
The auburn-tail looked at the envelope, seeing the words written on it, but not understanding what Tera held or why it mattered. "I don't do that any more."
"No, you haven't had the will to accept it. That's the truth."
"How can I?"
"Why can't you? Why can't you try, just one more time, to see?"
"It's not worth it. I'll just …"
"… make things worse? Make a mistake?"
Lily turned away and started walking, but Tera followed her through the mansion, always two steps behind, and constantly asking her questions as she did so …
"Think about all of the good you have done. Think about all of the good you can do. Have you considered that?
"You matter, can't you understand that?
"Why don't you come back and see that you are wanted?"
It was in the main hall where Tera finally stopped being kind and started pressing the one button that she knew would get Lily's attention.
"No, your name is Lillian. That's the name your mother and father gave you, that's who you are."
"My name is Lily!"
Tera caught Lily's hand as it moved to strike her and held it tightly. Tera wasn't mad, not even close to it. She was upset with herself more than anything else.
"If you want to be … Lily … then …" Again, Tera showed her the envelope, not saying another word.
When Lily tore the letter from Tera's hand, the Queen feared that it would be ripped into pieces in the next moment for the frustration that she could see in Lily's eyes.
"I don't promise anything, Tera."
"Just read it? Please? I'm not asking you to do anything more than that."
Lily finally opened the envelope and read the note it held. For some time, she didn't know what to say. She did wish that she could take back what she said to Tera about calling her "Lillian" and the other stupid things she now regretted. Much like Tera did, she just read the words, then traced them with her fingers … and really thought about what it asked of her … of them.
"Tera, I'm sorry."
"There's nothing to be sorry about … Lily. I …"
She looked at Tera wistfully, "No, "Lillian" is fine, Tera. I should have understood that better … understood why you never said my name any other way."
"I couldn't explain …"
"I know. I've forgotten who I am. I've lost what I can do, Tera … I …"
Tera still wasn't pleased with herself. She brushed a hand through her hair and asked, "What are you going to do?"
Lily folded the note and whispered, "I don't know."
Tera closed the distance between them, her right hand touching Lily on the shoulder … a touch Lily hadn't felt in centuries: "Perhaps not knowing is where we start?"
Lily was confused, but listened to what Tera had to say. The two of them talked until the sun set on the Realm and, finally, they decided on what they would do. They hoped that it would be … somehow … what was meant to be. And that it would make two dreams—now three—come true.
Finally, Lily asked Tera a question. "Why me?"
Tera's reply made them both smile …
… "Because. What other reason need there be?"
Speak into the Air
By TeraS
Chapter Two
It had been, to tell the truth, longer than Tera realized for Lily. Once, long ago, Lily had loved to listen to the dreams of others … to taste them … to slip into them … to make them … real.
After reading the note, talking with Tera, and trying to decide on what she would do, Lily found herself in a part of her home that she hadn't been in for ages. That in itself wasn't the real problem; the problem was that she was trying to find who she once was and be, really, who she should be. Who she should be was the being that once gave inspiration to some, pleasure to others, but, most of all, the being who managed to make the impossible … possible.
To do that, one started with one's presentation.
She had gone into the part of her home where she gathered herself together, focused her body, mind, and soul on what she wanted to do. But it was primarily the place where she looked into the mirror that every succubi and incubi had, the mirror in which the owner saw things that weren't seen by anyone else but herself. She looked into that mirror and found that she didn't like who she saw. She turned away from the mirror, disgusted with herself for thinking that she could be who she once was.
"Come back here."
Lily stopped in her tracks and turned around, sighing, "I haven't heard your voice in a while."
Lily saw her other self in the mirror. She had expected that, but was taken aback when she saw a black minidress, strappy heels, a silver tail moving behind her almost hypnotically. Her other self, her Tail self, looked … alive … powerful …
… everything that Lily wasn't.
"You've never taken the chance to come in here. Oh I know why … You couldn't face me, could you?"
Lily shrugged in resignation, "I didn't need you berating me. So why be here now?"
"Because you need a kick in the ass. Enough of the crap, Lily: get your head out of your ass, get yourself cleaned up, and get over yourself."
Lily just stood there … Then she started to laugh, which, apparently, didn't make her reflection very happy, given the way her tail was twisting behind her.
"He's gone Lily. Face it."
The laughter ended abruptly. For a long moment the two succubi just looked at each other.
"I can't do this. I'll call Tera and tell her to send someone else."
"You were asked for."
"Someone else can look like me and …"
"… and not be you."
"The client won't …"
"… the client most certainly will know."
Lily threw up her hands and walked in a circle in front of the mirror. Her reflection, however, didn't move, but just stood there, tapping a fingernail against the glass of the mirror and continuing to talk to her, "You think that losing him, losing all of them, doesn't haunt me?"
"Doesn't look like it. I'm sure you and the other Tails are having all kinds of fun at my expense."
"Lily? Fuck you."
"Wasn't I clear? You can go and fuck yourself. It's not like you haven't been for a long time now, has it?"
Lily stopped pacing and then dropped to the floor, sitting there and just staring at her Tail in the mirror.
"Now that you are at least looking at me, let me tell you something. And you don't say a word or move an inch until I'm done, understand?"
When Lily didn't answer, it was taken as being understood and her Tail started on her … "You've been sulking here for far too long. You've refused to do anything to overcome what happened. You won't consider that you are needed or wanted. All you want to do is sit here and watch your home slowly crumble into dust and then bury yourself in it."
Lily was hurt by those words. But she didn't say anything.
"You have no idea how many here want you to be part of their lives, how many are willing to help you get better. I'm not talking about the incubi or succubi that would love to be with you; I'm talking about those out there who want you to heal in ways that just being with others can't accomplish."
She then showed Lily what looked to be the note that Tera had given her, and Lily looked shocked as she continued: "You have no concept what happens if you don't answer this letter. But since you are focused on getting out of it now that you are facing the fact that you have to respond, maybe you should just let me take over and you can go and hide."
The two looked at each other and then Lily finally answered, "You wouldn't …" And then Lily found herself stumbling onto her heels as she said, "… dare."
She wasn't in the same place as she had been. The room was bright, not a speck of dust to be seen. She faced a mirror, again, not the same one she had been looking into a moment before and she saw …
… herself changed.
For a long time, all she could do was look in the mirror and see herself as she now was: her hair bright red once more, perfectly shaped; one of her once-favorite silver dresses—the one that started just above the straps over her heels—flowing like water over her form and covering her like a second skin right up to her neckline. It even covered her arms, leaving them shiny and smooth in the light. Behind, her feathered wings, perfectly white, fluttered as her tail seemed to peek out from behind her, as if checking to see that all was exactly right.
It wasn't, not quite. Her tail moved up to one of her horns and pushed a lock of hair back into the exact place it should be: "There. You can thank me later."
Lily was not pleased by what had happened, and moved to pull the dress off herself, but her tail poked her side in annoyance. "What are you doing?"
"Taking this off."
"You actually can't remember? This particular dress you can't take off unless …"
Lily sighed, "… unless the one that summons me does so … Darn you!"
"So now you have to go."
"I can't! I'm not ready! I …"
"You are stalling. You know exactly what is being asked of you. You and Tera figured it out; all you have to do is believe in yourself and make it happen."
Lily looked into the mirror as her tail wrapped itself around her waist and gave her a hug. "If I didn't believe you could do this, I wouldn't be pushing you."
Lily just looked at herself and tried, really tried to smile, to be a little bit happy, to … to try. But the doubts about herself were deep and she didn't feel like she was making any headway against it all. "I don't believe in … me."
Her tail moved behind her and then she found herself looking at the note that it held on its tip: "They do."
Lily took the note and read it again, tracing the words once more to remind herself. To try and capture the hope that she needed to have before she saw them.
"What if I mess this up?"
"Do you honestly believe that you aren't going to try to make this happen?"
"It's gone wrong before."
There was silence … but then an answer, "If you believe it will, then it will. So don't."
Lily managed to nod before she focused her thoughts and disappeared in a puff of orange smelling smoke …
Chapter Three next week…. Promise.


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Yash Gupta: "Cant wait to see Rampaul and Narine taking on Dhawan!!"
"Wow! Look at the Sunrisers team.. 10 potential bowlers, can Parthiv bowl too?" Astute observation, Danish. Parthiv has bowled only in first-class matches so far.
Sunrisers XI: P Patel, S Dhawan, JP Duminy, H Vihari, T Perera, D Sammy, A Reddy, K Sharma, A Mishra, D Steyn, I Sharma.
T&T XI: L Simmons, E Lewis, Darren Bravo, J Mohammed, D Ramdin, N Pooran, N Stewart, S Narine, R Emrit, S Badree, R Rampaul.
Toss Sunrisers have won the toss and will bowl first.
Shikhar Dhawan: The pitch still has some dampness because of the rain. This is the ground where we have chased which should be easy to do here. We played all our qualifiers here, so we know the ground well which will give us an advantage.
Sunrisers have brought in Thisara Perera and Hanuma Vihari in place of Cameron White and Biplab Samantray.
Denesh Ramdin: The ball will move around in the first couple of overs. Once the batsmen are set, they can lead the team to a big total and not leave it for the rest. We have experience in our side in the form of Darren Bravo, Simmons, who should come to the party tonight.
T&T have left out Sherwin Ganga for Navin Stewart, a fast-bowling allrounder.
8pm The match is going to start at 8.32pm local time.
7.50pm What a tense finish there between Brisbane Heat and Titans! Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the seventh match of the Champions League, between two in-form teams - Sunrisers Hyderabad and Trinidad & Tobago. While T&T look strong after they defended a smallish total against Brisbane Heat, Sunrisers have had a three-day rest, a luxury in this format. What can you expect? Read Rohan's match preview as there's a bit of time for the match to start.
A bit of a delay here as the first match has eaten into the time of this one. We should have the toss soon.
"I think we will have onther bowler's game here as both teams have solid bowling." That's right, DPB. Both the teams possess potent bowling attacks.
Steyn to Simmons, OUT, Steyn strikes first ball!! It was a length ball very close to the off stump and hardly swung, Simmons charged down the track for a slog and missed, but not completely, managed a faint edge to the keeper as the fielders appeal and the finger has gone up.
LMP Simmons c †Patel b Steyn 0 (1m 1b 0x4 0x6) SR: 0.00
Darren Bravo the new batsman
Steyn to Bravo, no run, short ball on around off, swings into Bravo who defends off the back foot
Steyn to Bravo, no run, length delivery outside off, hint of inswing again, Bravo lets it go
Steyn to Bravo, 1 wide, bouncer on the leg stump as Bravo ducks and it's high enough to be given a wide
Steyn to Bravo, no run, full and wide going the other way this time, Bravo chases the ball and misses
Steyn to Bravo, 1 run, length delivery on middle and leg, glanced down to deep fine leg
Aabhas: "Charged down the wicket first ball to Steyn? This guy has guts!"
Steyn to Lewis, 2 runs, slightly short of length outside off, Lewis goes back to defend as it swings in and a thick edge goes past midwicket for two
End of over 1 (4 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 4/1 (RR: 4.00)
- E Lewis 2 (1b)
- DM Bravo 1 (4b)
- DW Steyn 1-0-4-1
Ishant Sharma from the other end with two slips
I Sharma to Bravo, 1 run, short of length outside off, Bravo defends and a thick edge goes past the slips to third man
I Sharma to Lewis, 1 run, short of length on leg, it was chest high and steered to deep fine leg off the back foot
I Sharma to Bravo, no run, short ball on off and angling away, good bounce goes past the outside edge
I Sharma to Bravo, no run, another short one, it pitched around leg this time and moved away from Bravo after pitching as he defended. Good bounce again
I Sharma to Bravo, 4 runs, short of length on middle and leg and Bravo has awkwardly chipped it over mid-on, it's slowly rolling away to the boundary as Amit Mishra dives to get it back but they have run four
I Sharma to Bravo, no run, short of length on middle, nips in a bit and Bravo defends as he is crammed for room
End of over 2 (6 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 10/1 (RR: 5.00)
- DM Bravo 6 (9b)
- E Lewis 3 (2b)
- I Sharma 1-0-6-0
- DW Steyn 1-0-4-1
Steyn is putting some saw dust near the crease where his foot lands
Steyn to Lewis, FOUR, full and well outside off, Lewis didn't move his feet much and slashed hard at it to send it square of the wicket on the off side
Steyn to Lewis, 3 runs, length ball around off, a push on the off side goes between extra cover and point for three more
Steyn to Bravo, 1 run, on length on middle and off, pushed wide of mid-on for a quick single
Steyn to Lewis, 1 wide, full and outside off, far enough to be called a wide
Steyn to Lewis, no run, on length well outside off, Lewis chases with a wild drive and misses
Steyn to Lewis, 1 wide, short ball on leg, the batsman ducks to avoid it
Steyn to Lewis, FOUR, short of length outside off, cuts hard and it's gone high in the air, lands safe in the third man area and Mishra has again cut it back in time? No, the umpire signals four
Steyn to Lewis, no run, short ball on middle, this one shot towards the batsman who manages some bat on it
End of over 3 (14 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 24/1 (RR: 8.00)
- E Lewis 14 (7b 2x4)
- DM Bravo 7 (10b)
- DW Steyn 2-0-18-1
- I Sharma 1-0-6-0
I Sharma to Bravo, no run, short of length on middle and leg, Bravo stays back and defends
Sivakumar VC: "Can anyone tell me how T&T got to CLT20 when Jamaica Tallawahs won the Carribean league 2013." The winner of the CPL will qualify for the Champions League next year onwards. Till this time, it's the winner of the Caribbean T20
I Sharma to Bravo, SIX, full and gone! It was in the zone for Bravo and he launched it clean over the long-on boundary for a big six
I Sharma to Bravo, no run, bouncer is the reply from Ishant, Bravo pulls and misses and a good take from Parthiv well behind the batsman
I Sharma to Bravo, no run, short of length on off, Bravo slogs this time on the leg side and misses
I Sharma to Bravo, 2 runs, short of length on leg, nudged wide of deep fine leg for two
I Sharma to Bravo, no run, short of length on leg, hits the batsman on the pads as he tried to tuck it towards square leg area
End of over 4 (8 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 32/1 (RR: 8.00)
- DM Bravo 15 (16b 1x6)
- E Lewis 14 (7b 2x4)
- I Sharma 2-0-14-0
- DW Steyn 2-0-18-1
Spin into the attack in the form of Hanuma Vihari from round the stumps
Uzair: "I believe Evin Lewis should have faced the first ball against Steyn giving his trouble against the left handers at the begining of the innings."
Vihari to Lewis, FOUR, short and wide, cut away powerfully for four to the sweeper cover area
Vihari to Lewis, FOUR, still wide outside off, Lewis puts it away for four again. These are easy runs for T&T
Vihari to Lewis, no run, that's better from Vihari, tossed up on length outside off and goes past the outside edge as Lewis leans forward to defend
Vihari to Lewis, no run, on length outside off, defends it to point
Vihari to Lewis, no run, slightly shorter outside off, goes back to cut it to point
Vihari to Lewis, no run, appeal for lbw as this pitched on length and came in, hit him on the pads but wasn't that close
End of over 5 (8 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 40/1 (RR: 8.00)
- E Lewis 22 (13b 4x4)
- DM Bravo 15 (16b 1x6)
- GH Vihari 1-0-8-0
- I Sharma 2-0-14-0
I Sharma to Bravo, FOUR, smacked! Ishant gave him room outside off and Bravo clobbered it over the covers for a four. Nobody moved an inch
I Sharma to Bravo, FOUR, another one - give him room and he will give you boundaries. This was on length outside off and Bravo went straight this time - over mid-off - for another four
Slip has moved to square leg
I Sharma to Bravo, 1 run, on length on off, driven down gently and it was in the air for a bit before it went past Ishant for a single
I Sharma to Lewis, OUT, Ishant strikes! Strong comeback from the lanky bowler, he banged it in short on middle and leg and it was angling away slightly from Lewis who opened the face of the bat and another thin edge goes to the safe hands of Parthiv Patel
E Lewis c †Patel b I Sharma 22 (30m 14b 4x4 0x6) SR: 157.14
A slip for Jason Mohammed who joins Darren Bravo
I Sharma to Mohammed, no run, short ball to greet the new batsman and it almost goes back to the stumps! Jason was on his toes to defend it on the back foot and the ball almost rolled back to the stumps after landing
I Sharma to Mohammed, 1 run, short of length on the stumps, tucked softly to the leg side for a single
Productive over for both the sides - 10 runs and a wicket
End of over 6 (10 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 50/2 (RR: 8.33)
- JN Mohammed 1 (2b)
- DM Bravo 24 (19b 2x4 1x6)
- I Sharma 3-0-24-1
- GH Vihari 1-0-8-0
Thisara Perera replaces Hanuma Vihari
Perera to Mohammed, no run, short of length outside off, pushed towards cover. The batsmen thought of a single as the fielder fumbled but it was too risky
Perera to Mohammed, 1 run, on length outside off, pushed to deep point for a single by leaning forward
Perera to Bravo, FOUR, short and wide, Bravo cuts it in the air towards the sweeper cover fielder where Vihari was running to his right but the ball goes to the boundary from his left side after bouncing once before him. Wrong judgement there from the fielder
Perera to Bravo, no run, short ball on the stumps , Bravo ducks to let it go
Perera to Bravo, no run, short of length on off, this was quick and moved away to beat the outside edge after pitching
Perera to Bravo, 1 run, short of length outside off, runs it down to third man
End of over 7 (6 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 56/2 (RR: 8.00)
- DM Bravo 29 (23b 3x4 1x6)
- JN Mohammed 2 (4b)
- NLTC Perera 1-0-6-0
- I Sharma 3-0-24-1
Amit Mishra into the attack now
Mishra to Bravo, 2 runs, tossed up outside leg, swept wide of deep fine leg for two
Mishra to Bravo, 1 run, legspinner on length outside leg, swept to deep fine leg for one this time as the fielder was quicker
Mishra to Mohammed, no run, flighted and on length outside off, pushed to cover
Mishra to Mohammed, FOUR, flighted outside off, Jason goes back and cuts it well to send it between point and short third man for four
Mishra to Mohammed, 1 run, full and flighted outside off, driven down past Mishra for a single
Mishra to Bravo, no run, flighted googly on middle, Bravo spots it and pushes it on the off side
End of over 8 (8 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 64/2 (RR: 8.00)
- DM Bravo 32 (26b 3x4 1x6)
- JN Mohammed 7 (7b 1x4)
- A Mishra 1-0-8-0
- NLTC Perera 1-0-6-0
Perera to Mohammed, no run, on length outside off, pushed towards cover
Perera to Mohammed, no run, length delivery, slightly fuller, close to off, driven to mid-off
Perera to Mohammed, 2 runs, shorter and wider, Jason smashes it to deep point where Sammy dives to hies left and Jason is back just in time to make his ground
Perera to Mohammed, 1 run, short of length outside off, nips in after pitching, driven wide of point for a single
Perera to Bravo, 1 run, 139kph, short ball on leg and Bravo tucks it on leg for a single
Perera to Mohammed, 1 run, short and well outside off, Jason upper cuts it to third man
First over since the second without a boundary
End of over 9 (5 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 69/2 (RR: 7.66)
- JN Mohammed 11 (12b 1x4)
- DM Bravo 33 (27b 3x4 1x6)
- NLTC Perera 2-0-11-0
- A Mishra 1-0-8-0
Mishra to Mohammed, 1 run, short of length on middle, Jason goes back to push it down to long-on
Mishra to Bravo, 1 run, flighted outside leg, Bravo comes down to flick it uppishly to deep midwicket
Mishra to Mohammed, 1 run, flighted and full outside off, inviting him to drive, and he obliges with a drive through the covers
Mishra to Bravo, no run, googly pitches on off and Bravo cuts it hard to cover off the back foot where Duminy saves some runs
Mishra to Bravo, 1 run, flighted outside leg, comes down and tucks it to deep midwicket
Mishra to Mohammed, no run, flighted and outside off, leans forward to push it to extra cover
End of over 10 (4 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 73/2 (RR: 7.30)
- JN Mohammed 13 (15b 1x4)
- DM Bravo 35 (30b 3x4 1x6)
- A Mishra 2-0-12-0
- NLTC Perera 2-0-11-0
Darren Sammy into the attack now
Sammy to Bravo, no run, full and outside off, Bravo goes hard at it and it's gone straight into Jason's ribs. He looks hurt here as Bravo struck it very hard
The physio is out to check on Jason Mohammed
Sammy to Bravo, 1 run, short of length on middle, Bravo pulls without much room to deep square leg
Bravo is looking dangerous after struggling a bit initially
Sammy to Mohammed, no run, short of length on middle, moves away from Jason who defends off the back foot
Sammy to Mohammed, no run, fuller on the stumps, driven to long-off in the air but wide of Sammy
Sammy to Mohammed, no run, short of length outside off, pushed to point
Sammy to Mohammed, no run, short ball outside off, cut and a miss as there is good bounce
End of over 11 (1 run) Trinidad & Tobago 74/2 (RR: 6.72)
- JN Mohammed 13 (19b 1x4)
- DM Bravo 36 (32b 3x4 1x6)
- DJG Sammy 1-0-1-0
- A Mishra 2-0-12-0
Mishra to Bravo, SIX, Bravo is attacking Mishra and how! It was flighted outside leg and Bravo charged down to launch it to the cow corner for six, he didn't let it turn
Mishra to Bravo, no run, on leg again, swept to short fine leg
Mishra to Bravo, SIX, you pitch it up and he won't spare you! Bravo dances down again to send another six, this time over long-on, clean hits coming out of his bat
Mishra to Bravo, 1 run, googly on middle, Bravo goes back and allows it to turn, and cuts it to sweeper cover
Mishra to Mohammed, 1 run, googly again, it pitched on off, Jason Mohammed went back to cut it on off but the turn gets an inside edge to go behind the keeper for a single
Mishra to Bravo, 1 run, flighted around off, almost a slog gets a thick edge on the leg side and that's Bravo's fifty
End of over 12 (15 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 89/2 (RR: 7.41)
- DM Bravo 50 (37b 3x4 3x6)
- JN Mohammed 14 (20b 1x4)
- A Mishra 3-0-27-0
- DJG Sammy 1-0-1-0
Sammy to Bravo, no run, short on middle and off, Bravo pulls but not from the middle as there wasn't much room
Sammy to Bravo, FOUR, short of length outside off, Bravo cuts it late from the middle this time past point for four, it raced away to the boundary
Sammy to Bravo, 1 run, short of length on off, runs it down to third man
Sammy to Mohammed, 2 runs, length delivery outside off, pushed to sweeper cover gently so that they can take two - good running
Sammy to Mohammed, no run, on length angled into off, defended off the back foot
Lot of comments pouring in as Bravo is reminding people of Lara
Sammy to Mohammed, 2 runs, length delivery outside off, lofts it over the covers safely for two runs
End of over 13 (9 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 98/2 (RR: 7.53)
- JN Mohammed 18 (23b 1x4)
- DM Bravo 55 (40b 4x4 3x6)
- DJG Sammy 2-0-10-0
- A Mishra 3-0-27-0
Mishra replaced by Ishant Sharma
I Sharma to Bravo, 1 run, bangs it in short on leg, Bravo stays back to tuck it on the leg side for one which brings up the 50 partnership
I Sharma to Mohammed, 1 run, short and just outside off, Mohammed runs it fine on the off side and it's T&T's 100
I Sharma to Bravo, FOUR, Bravo should have been taken there, he slapped the shot ball by making room towards long-on where the fielder runs in instead of running to his right and the misjudgement costs them four runs too
I Sharma to Bravo, SIX, no chance this time, it's smashed into the sight screen! Short ball again and he gets his front foot out of the way, slaps it straight outside the ground
I Sharma to Bravo, OUT, Ishant replies again with a wicket again! He pitched it up this time, Bravo made room again and sent it straight into the hands of Dhawan at cover
DM Bravo c Dhawan b I Sharma 66 (65m 44b 5x4 4x6) SR: 150.00
Bravo has laid the platform for a big total here. Denesh Ramdin is out at No. 5
I Sharma to Ramdin, no run, bangs it in on middle, Ramdin defends it off the back foot
End of over 14 (12 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 110/3 (RR: 7.85)
- D Ramdin 0 (1b)
- JN Mohammed 19 (24b 1x4)
- I Sharma 4-0-36-2
- DJG Sammy 2-0-10-0
Sammy to Mohammed, no run, short of length outside off, pushed slightly wide of point and Ramdin says no for the single
Sammy to Mohammed, no run, on length angled into the stumps, driven back to Sammy
Kritesh: "That 2nd six off Mishra had Brian Lara written all over it... Way to go Lil Bravo!!!"
Sammy to Mohammed, OUT, full on off, Mohammed slogs with a cross bat and the off stump has gone for a walk. Sammy adds a wicket to his economical figures
JN Mohammed b Sammy 19 (40m 27b 1x4 0x6) SR: 70.37
Rohit: "Wicket on wrong time. Watch out T&T, this is exactly the same time when Titans faltered in their batting earlier today!"
Sammy to Pooran, no run, length delivery on middle, slightly slower this ball, and Pooran defends it carefully
Sammy to Pooran, 1 run, short and wide, Pooran gets room to free his arms and sends it to sweeper cover
Sammy to Ramdin, 1 run, length delivery angled into the batsman, who tucks it towards midwicket with soft hands
Just two singles and a wicket from that over
End of over 15 (2 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 112/4 (RR: 7.46)
- D Ramdin 1 (2b)
- N Pooran 1 (2b)
- DJG Sammy 3-0-12-1
- I Sharma 4-0-36-2
Five overs to go and Steyn is back
Steyn to Ramdin, 1 run, full on the pads, flicked to deep square leg for a single
Steyn to Pooran, 1 run, full and outside off, Pooran drove it uppishly and a leading edge goes high in the air, bounces before third man
Steyn to Ramdin, FOUR, length delivery outside off, Ramdin makes room to slash it to sweeper cover and Karn Sharma's foot touched the boundary just after he picked the ball up in the deep. Umpire signals four
Steyn to Ramdin, no run, short ball, Ramdin makes room again and manages a thick bottom edge to midwicket
Steyn to Ramdin, 1 run, slower delivery on length outside off, Ramdin waits for it to run it down to third man
James: "Darren Sammy must be one of the most underrated limited overs cricketers in the world. Bowls straight, and hits hard."
Steyn to Pooran, FOUR, short of length on off and angling away, Pooran opens the face of the bat on the off side to run it fine past the keeper for four. Third man can't get there
End of over 16 (11 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 123/4 (RR: 7.68)
- N Pooran 6 (4b 1x4)
- D Ramdin 7 (6b 1x4)
- DW Steyn 3-0-29-1
- DJG Sammy 3-0-12-1
Sammy for his last over
Sammy to Ramdin, 1 run, on length well outside off, cuts it late to third man
Sammy to Pooran, OUT, Sammy gets another! Pitched it short on leg, Pooran made room to pull it on the leg side and the bounce gets an outside edge to the keeper
N Pooran c †Patel b Sammy 6 (9m 5b 1x4 0x6) SR: 120.00
Sammy to Stewart, no run, in the block hole, sends it back to the bowler
Sammy to Stewart, no run, short on leg, not much room to pull and a bottom edge rolls towards the keeper down the leg side
Sammy to Stewart, 2 runs, dropped! It went high up in the air and another chance put down. It was on length on off, Stewart lofted it on the leg side and Karn Sharma spilled it by misjudging it
Sammy to Stewart, SIX, another fielding error and it goes for six! Stewart went straight this time and the long-on fielder wasn't deep enough to take the catch. It crosses the boundary after touching his fingers
End of over 17 (9 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 132/5 (RR: 7.76)
- ND Stewart 8 (4b 1x6)
- D Ramdin 8 (7b 1x4)
- DJG Sammy 4-0-21-2
- DW Steyn 3-0-29-1
Perera to Ramdin, 1 run, low full toss on off, drives it to cover where a fumble from Dhawan gives them a single
Perera to Stewart, FOUR, their fielder is all over the place! It was full outside off, he slashed at it as it went to the right of third man where the fielder over ran a bit and the ball goes through him
Perera to Stewart, 1 run, fuller delivery now and it's sent down to long-off
Perera to Ramdin, 1 run, in the block hole, digs it out to midwicket for a single
Vivek: "Is Karan Sharma playing as a batsman... have not bowled and we have seen his fielding.." His fielding hasn't been worth watching today, though
Perera to Stewart, 1 run, short outside off, slapped down to mid-off after a bounce
Perera to Ramdin, 1 leg bye, full outside off, Ramdin paddles sweep to the leg side and gets a leg bye. Loud appeal from Perera even though it hit him well outside off
End of over 18 (9 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 141/5 (RR: 7.83)
- D Ramdin 10 (10b 1x4)
- ND Stewart 14 (7b 1x4 1x6)
- NLTC Perera 3-0-19-0
- DJG Sammy 4-0-21-2
Two overs to go, Steyn to bowl his last
Steyn to Ramdin, (no ball) FOUR, high full toss well outside leg, Ramdin pulls it fine on the leg side for four. That was a no ball for height and Steyn apologises for that. Might have slipped out of his hand because of dew
Ramesh Gadhari : "Seems that Steyn has lost some sheen after that injury layoff..." You often need match practice to get your rhythm back
Santhosh: "Sammy's figures could have been 3 for 13. He should be blaming his team mates."
Steyn to Ramdin, FOUR, length delivery on the stumps, wild slog from Ramdin and an edge goes right over the keeper for four
Steyn to Ramdin, 2 runs, Another edge and Parthiv gets a hand now. Full outside off, another slash and a thick outside edge goes fine on off but Parthiv saves some runs, excellent effort from him
Steyn to Ramdin, 1 run, slower ball pitched up on middle and leg, driven to deep midwicket and they settle for a single
Steyn to Stewart, no run, length delivery outside off, slog attempted again and missed it this time
Sheheryar: "This is bad captaincy from S.Dhawan, if he did not want to use K.Sharma than why not go for extra batsman."
Steyn to Stewart, no run, slower delivery on length outside off, Stewart came down to hit it on off but is deceived by pace
Steyn to Stewart, no run, outside off again and he misses again, Steyn showing his experience with his variation with three dot balls
End of over 19 (12 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 153/5 (RR: 8.05)
- ND Stewart 14 (10b 1x4 1x6)
- D Ramdin 21 (14b 3x4)
- DW Steyn 4-0-41-1
- NLTC Perera 3-0-19-0
Perera to bowl the last
Perera to Ramdin, OUT, straight to the safe hands of Dale Steyn! Full delivery outside leg, Ramdin got his front foot out of the way and smacked it on the leg side to deep backward square leg
D Ramdin c Steyn b Perera 21 (30m 15b 3x4 0x6) SR: 140.00
Perera to Stewart, 1 run, OUT, full on middle, driven in the air wide of long-on and there might be a run out here. The throw was not that accurate and by the time Sunil Narine came back for the second, Perera took the bails off and he's out by a couple of yards
SP Narine run out 0 (1m 0b 0x4 0x6) SR: -
Perera to Stewart, 2 runs, attempted yorker turns into a full toss on the stumps, send down to long-on for a quick two this time
Perera to Stewart, OUT, gets the yorker this time and the wicket too! It was right there in the block hole on middle, Stewart made room to slog and missed it. Middle and leg stumps go for a late-night walk
ND Stewart b Perera 17 (20m 13b 1x4 1x6) SR: 130.76
Perera to Badree, 1 run, was it-high full toss is pulled towards long-on and midwicket cuts it short by diving to keep it to a single
Perera to Emrit, 3 runs, full and wide, slashes it to deep point where the fielder in the deep dives to his left and keeps the ball in and the batsmen take three
10.20pm T&T have put up a strong score of 160 on the back of Darren Bravo's 66. A couple of cameos helped too but what helped even more was Sunrisers' fielding. Several catches dropped, misfieldings and they could have saved about 20 runs there. Had it not been for Perera and Sammy's accurate bowling, T&T would have score more actually. We'll be back in under 15 minutes with the chase
End of over 20 (7 runs) Trinidad & Tobago 160/8
- RR Emrit 3 (1b)
- S Badree 1 (1b)
- NLTC Perera 4-0-26-2
- DW Steyn 4-0-41-1


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I wasn't even aware that I was backing away from the two of them until Alex closes the gap between us. I keep moving back, walking away from him until I hit a fence post. He stops, less than a foot away from me, and for some reason, I bend away from him.
His eyes are hard, almost metallic, shadowed by a heavy frown. In this light, they're the colour of steel, and it only adds to the unnatural aura around him that's making me feel so uneasy. Time seems to drag as he looks into my own eyes. It feels as though he's looking within me for something, like he's searching out my soul and I can do nothing to break the gaze. His nostrils flare slightly, the quiet sound of him inhaling and breathing me in suddenly the only thing I hear.
I've never been more terrified, or intoxicated by him before.
He wraps his hand around my upper arm, pulling me with him as he walks, breaking the moment and leaving my head in a whirl of fresh confusion as he drags me through the field. I glance around and see the other vampire watching us. I'd nearly forgotten about her. She'd seemed completely irrelevant for a moment, despite her threat to 'tenderize' me. If we weren't already so far away from her, I'd swear she smiled at me being dragged away.
My gaze is distracted by something beyond her, though. A small silhouette walking closer to the vampire woman is what's caught my attention and I watch intently as the person gets nearer.
Then stops.
Just... watching as Alex draws me away.
And then they're out of sight, a bumpy main road suddenly under our feet and lights in the distance ahead of us.


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GMAMC Jammu
Govt. MAM College
Jammu & Kashmir
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Govt. MAM College is situated at Govt. M.A.M College Dr. Ambedkar Road, Jammu - 180006 in Jammu.
Courses Offered
- 3 Years
- Bachelor of Business Administration-B.B.A.
- Management - BBA / MBA / Diploma
- 3 Years
- Information Technology - BCA / MCA / Computers
- 3 Years
- Bachelor of Science-B.Sc.
- Sciences
- 3 Years
- Bachelor of Arts-B.A.
- Languages / Arts / Literature
Govt. MAM College - GMAMC Jammu - GMAMC
Govt. Maulana Azad Memorial College (GMAMC) proffers degree courses such as B.A. and B.Sc. GMAMC came into existence in the year 1954. Based in Dr. Ambedkar Road, Jammu - 180006, the institute is affiliated to the University of Jammu . The vision of GMAMC is 'to make the institute a hub of excellence in the academic and co-curricular sphere, thereby institutionalizing a culture of openness, transparency and meritocracy in the campus.' For every course the college imparts practical training to its students that helps them to understand better, improve their demonstrative skills, eliminate hesitation and in this process strives to mould them into industry ready professionals. Mission of GMAMC is 'to strive to achieve the highest standards of excellence in Higher Education thereby empowering the young minds to liveGlobe as committed and good human beings.' The modern teaching methodology assists the students in getting an all around view of engineering, technology and the entrepreneur world. The diligent faculty team of the college possesses hands-on experience and up to date knowledge of their subject and area of expertise. The infrastructure and facilities of GMAMC consists of spread-out campus alongside various amenities in the form of library, computer center, classrooms with proper teaching and learning aids, medical facilities etc. The institute seeks to place each of its students in an organization/company of great repute.
Why join Govt. MAM College
The college infrastructure is well furnished with all modern facilities.
4 Type Courses Available
- 4 UG Courses
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The College campus has enough space and a layout plan for the construction of new structures necessary for the academic growth of the institution. In total there are six blocks in the college. The main building has 18 classrooms, offices for NCC, NSS and medical aid centre. Twenty separate departments including BBA and BCA function in this block. A beautiful dome at the top of main building adds a feather to the beautification of the institution. The back of the main building has a separate canteen for the students. The Earth Sciences block has two departments – Geography and Geology, having separate and well equipped laboratories with internet facility. A spacious lawn in front of the block enhances the scenic beauty of the college. The science block has three departments of Physics, Chemistry and Electronics. All these departments have separate well equipped laboratories with modern hi-tech facilities and well furnished class rooms. The college has a separate hall for indoor activities with the seating capacity of 300 and very a big auditorium with all the modern facilities is nearing completion.
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