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A LEADING Ipswich club night has increased its online ticket sales by 400 per cent after taking on new online event management technology.
Since he started using NuTickets.com in October, Neil has seen a surge in ticket sales and guest list numbers and believes it is because of the new online promotional tool which lets him send out and coordinate campaigns to groups via email, SMS, Facebook and Twitter.
Neil said: "Nutickets provides us with innovative solutions that have not been available before. It's been fantastic to see this new technology transform our sales and increase our customer database so dramatically – the transition has been easy as Nutickets has allowed us to manage all aspects of the events in one virtual space.
"This means we can sell tickets through the website and our Facebook fan page, manage guest lists and build up an accurate database of customers. It's so effective that half of our sales now come through the use of the promotion tools."
Neil also uses the Nutickets entry app to scan mobile tickets and take payments on the door via an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad.
Nutickets was founded in 2012 by Jose San Miguel, 33, who worked previously for a large online ticketing agency and wanted to develop new technology which would encompass the whole planning of the event and not just the ticketing.
Jose, who runs Nutickets from Manchester Science Park, said: "It's fantastic to see leading nightclubs and nightlife promoters recognising the benefits of using our technology.
"The nightclub industry is big business and owners are increasingly realising they must keep one step ahead to attract customers to make the clubbing experience the very best yet."
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First established in 2012, Nutickets was devised in response to demand from the events sector for an online tool enabling them to have complete control of the sales, promotion and management of their event.
Nutickets founder and cloud technology specialist, Jose San Miguel, is highly experienced in online ticketing and events management, having worked for some of the leading names in the industry over the past decade.
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The long grassing of runway 3 is disgraceful. Shows the stupidity of putting Justine Greening, the main opponent, in the transport job.
Also Boris Johnson quoted in the Times: The attempt to try and long-grass it for three years into the other side of the election is just not realistic.

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Ino wasted no time at all in throwing her arms around Sakura's neck the second she reached camp.
"You're here," she sobbed, tears soaking into the collar of her borrowed dress. "You stupid, reckless princess, you're here and you're okay. Don't you ever do that to me again!"
Sakura laughed through tears of joy as she clung to her best friend. All around them people chuckled at the warm sight of friends reunited with one another; in the dark and uncertain time they found themselves in, such fleeting happinesses needed to be appreciated.
Sasuke couldn't resist smirking as he watched them chatter animatedly with one another like they weren't hunkered down in a rebel camp in the wilderness. He leaned against a tree, arms folded, his eyes rarely leaving Sakura. Now that she'd proven wily enough to escape his notice, he wasn't about to give her the chance to do it again. She was too important.
To the rebellion, of course, but also to him. And he'd sworn to himself that if Sakura was killed in this ordeal, it would only be because he'd died first.
"So what's your plan, Captain?" a cool female voice asked him, and he glanced to his left to find Tsunade, her eyes on her niece as well. "You're to return to Orochimaru tomorrow morning, correct?"
"Aa," he replied quietly. That would require particular finesse. His mission was simple: to find Sakura and return her to Orochimaru alive. The very idea of what the tyrant would do to her if Sasuke followed his orders made his stomach turn.
"And what do you plan to tell him?"
"My original plan was to tell him I found her body," Sasuke said in response. "But news of her escape spread throughout Konoha. People there cling to the hope that she's alive. It would damage morale for them to believe otherwise."
"So you aim to tell Orochimaru you couldn't find her?"
"Returning emptyhanded? He'd kill you on the spot."
Sasuke scoffed fearlessly. "I can handle myself."
Tsunade turned to him, and he didn't like the knowing light in her clever amber eyes as she pressed, "Can you?"
He raised an eyebrow.
"You'll have to leave her again," she said flatly, nodding towards Sakura, who was now greeting Gaara, prince of Suna, and the army he'd brought with him to help the Konoha rebellion. "To return to Orochimaru."
"What are you implying?" he asked, his eyes narrowing almost dangerously as his heart began to race.
Was he really that transparent?
Tsunade chuckled and folded her arms. "That I think the separation might be the only thing to crack your rock-hard exterior."
"Then you underestimate me," he said coolly. "My loyalty is to Konoha and the revolution – nothing else."
If he disliked the knowing look in her eyes, he loathed her secret smile.
Gaara, Tsunade, and several other tacticians were holed up in one of the tents discussing strategy. The plan was relatively simple, if not crude: the Konoha rebels, along with their allies in the Suna army, were going to attempt to seize Oto while Orochimaru continued his occupation of Konoha. It was a good idea in theory, but Sasuke had serious doubts. For example, even if Konoha succeeded in taking Oto, Sasuke knew full well that Orochimaru was not one to bend to anyone's authority. If anything, he might take his anger out on the Konoha citizens still kept in the city in retribution.
But he could also admit that without further information about what Orochimaru planned to do next, they really had no better recourse.
He sat on the thin cot in his tent, shirtless against the heat, planning his own moves. It would be beyond difficult to convince Orochimaru that he, the tyrant's best hunter, had let a sixteen-year-old girl slip through his fingers in just three days. He would be displeased, to say the least. It would definitely affect the trust Sasuke had forged between them, and that trust was pretty much his only card left to play.
He needed to learn more from Orochimaru. More about what was coming next. The more information he could feed to the Konoha rebellion, the faster they could take back their city.
The tent flap opened suddenly, and he looked up, expecting to have to yell at Naruto to get out of his tent and stop bothering him, when he saw Sakura instead. She was dressed simply in trousers and a loose-fitting shirt, her hair in a messy braid out of her face, worry written on her finely-cut features.
"Something wrong, Princess?" he asked, suddenly cognizant of the fact that he wasn't wearing a shirt. He set down the dagger he'd been sharpening to look at her properly.
"Auntie tells me you're heading back to Konoha in the morning," she said quietly, and he could tell by the furrow of her brow that she didn't like the idea one bit. The thought that she might distress over being separated from him brought him equal amounts consternation and thrill, neither of which he allowed to show on his face.
"Aa. We need more information from Orochimaru. I'm the only one who can get it."
"Suigetsu told us a lot," Sakura returned, her tone almost argumentative. "More than enough. What do you think you're doing, going back there? You'll be killed!"
"That didn't stop you, did it?" he countered. "You did what you thought you had to do, regardless of how stupid it was."
"This isn't a game, Sasuke," she hissed, little hands clenching into little fists at her sides. She was perhaps the least-intimidating creature in the universe, but he knew she was aiming for haughtiness. "He'll kill you the second you step through the gates without me."
"You underestimate me, Princess."
"What use can you be if you're dead?"
Sasuke was on his feet, frustration guiding his movements; he tossed his dagger carelessly to the ground, blind to how it cut smoothly through the dirt, and stepped towards her.
"It's time you learned your place, and let me take mine," he said softly, narrowed eyes taking in the girlish pout of her lips as she stared up at him fearlessly. "We each have our part to play in this. I have to go back. You have to stay here. That's it."
"Is it so terrible that I worry about you? That I care about what happens to you?"
"This isn't our childhood anymore, Sakura," Sasuke whispered, his attention drawn inexorably to the way her chest filled out the collared shirt she was wearing, the sleeves rolled up several times to show her dainty little hands. She was unfairly, absurdly beautiful and it infuriated him, that she could stand in front of him and tempt him with everything he couldn't have.
And be so unaware of her appeal.
"Your childish desire to keep everyone in your life safe is going to ruin any chance we have of restoring you to the throne and taking back our city," he continued, designing his words to cut. He would never tell her what it meant to him, that she gave two animal shits what happened to him. He would never tell her how overjoyed he was to be able to count herself among the people in her life.
"Risks have to be taken," he went on, "and we're going to lose something, sometime. You can't stop it. You can't save everyone and you can't save me. So stay here where you'll be safe. Everyone is counting on you, understand?"
She looked shocked, stricken that he had spoken to her so harshly, and he instantly felt a wave of guilt for making it seem like Sakura was anything less than 100% committed to their cause. He knew that she'd already lost so much in this occupation, and that her compassion was always one of the things he'd loved most about her. But she needed to let go this time, before they grew any more attached to each other. He had a role to fulfill in the city, and she couldn't follow him. She couldn't interfere this time.
If she tried to stop him – really tried – he knew he would let her.
She was his undoing, and this was his last chance at avoiding it.
"You speak to me as if I'm a child," she whispered. "As if I don't understand what must be done. And that is your mistake, because all this time, you've been the one understimating me."
He raised an eyebrow as Sakura took a step closer to him, poking a slender finger into his chest. He wondered if she could feel his racing heart.
"Because of me," she went on, her eyes two narrowed slits of beautiful green, "Orochimaru believes that there is no rebellion. Because of me, he believes that Tsunade is dead rather than organizing a revolution with our strongest allies. Because of me, we secured an information leak in Suigetsu and saved Tenten from execution. I am not pursuing the throne to be the figurehead of anyone's political agenda. I've made it this far on my own merit and intelligence, and that you continue to doubt in my commitment and my capability? Have you no faith in my aptitude to be queen? Because if that's the case, then abandon this useless endeavour to restore me to my throne, and remain here, where you'll be safe."
"I doubt nothing about you, Princess, except your judgment where your friends are concerned."
"Stop calling me Princess," she snapped. "Stop rejecting the fact that I'm more than that to you. Captain."
She poked him again, this time harder. "You underestimate me, and you underestimate your own value. This is suicide. And if you can't stomach the fact that your life has meaning to me, then at least consider the blow this rebellion would suffer if we were to lose you."
"That's exactly it, Sakura!" he exploded, using her name the way she demanded in that annoying, queenly way of hers. He seized the wrist attached to the finger she was poking him with and held it tight, just to feel her warmth, just to feel her pulse, to see if it was racing as fast as his. "I can't stomach it. It can't mean anything to me, that you're worried about me. Not now, not ever."
It can't. It shouldn't. But it did, and it scared the hell out of him.
A few seconds passed, both of them breathing heavily, glaring at one another, before Sakura wrenched her wrist away from him. He expected her to flounce out of the tent in an angry huff, but instead, she slouched onto his cot, her arms wrapped tight around her waist. Deflated, like there was no fight left in her.
He hated it. He hated her looking so defeated, so tiny and fragile. Knowing he had no place to do it, he sat down beside her. Close enough to feel the heat radiating from her body but not close enough to touch her. Never close enough.
"I just got you back, Sasuke," she whispered, not looking up or over at him, her eyes fixated on the dusty ground beneath them. "And perhaps it's selfish of me…but I'm running out of people to be selfish about."
Every word she spoke touched his heart and tested his resolution. With an aching surrender, he lifted his arm and wrapped it around her shoulders. He had no right to touch her like this, to touch a princess so familiarly, but she had already called him on that. Even if he rejected the fact that they could ever be together the way he wanted to be, she knew, at least on some level, that he felt something for her decidedly more than the loyalty a soldier might feel to his princess.
Decidedly, frighteningly more.
She didn't pull away from him, despite the fact that that would be the logical thing to do. He didn't deserve to touch her. Instead, she tucked her head into the crook of his shoulder and released a quiet little sob.
"I'm not dead," he murmured quietly, the closest thing he could come up with to comfort. "I have no plans to die. Don't go mourning me just yet."
"I just…miss you already," she sighed, her breath fanning hot against the bare skin of his neck and chest. "I feel safe, when you're with me. When you're with us."
It inflated his heart in a way he couldn't describe, to hear her say that.
"I know I have no claim on you, not anymore, anyway," Sakura went on with a humorless chuckle through her tears. "But…"
She trailed off, lifting her head to meet his eyes. Realizing her implication, he felt the heat simmering in his stomach explode like a volcanic eruption. He recognized the look on her face, burning in her beautiful eyes: desire, fiery and strong enough to match his own. An urgency there, too, the kind he could understand. They would be separated again, and he didn't know how long it would be – if ever – before they were reunited again. Running on borrowed time, Sasuke suddenly saw the lines drawn between them begin to blur.
"I loved you then," she whispered, sincerity trebling the lilt of her voice. "When we were children. And every minute you were gone, even when I hated you, I loved you then, too." Sasuke became dimly aware that she was running her hand over his chest, tracing the contours of his muscles with curious fingers unmarked by scars. "And it makes no sense, and I have no right to feel this way…but I just got you back, Sasuke. I don't want to lose you again, because…for better or worse…I still love you."
And she said the words he always wanted, but couldn't stand, to hear.
The truth: that his feelings were reciprocated, had been since childhood, and none of it mattered. It wasn't enough. It was terrible timing between two people whom life deemed incompatible. The daughter of his sworn enemies, the woman he'd pledged his sword to protect. It couldn't happen now. It couldn't happen ever.
"I know you don't feel the same way," Sakura went on, taking her hand back and turning away from him. "I never expected that you might. Especially now…knowing my parents' role in…in what happened to your family. But I can't turn this off, and I don't want you to leave again."
Sasuke's eyes widened. She thought he didn't feel the same. She thought he didn't love her back.
In the end, she knew nothing about him.
His desire couldn't be ignored another minute. He might not deserve this, but it was his, wasn't it? He thought back to the contract burning a hole in the pocket of his jacket, the one dictating that in just a few short months, Sakura was to be his. He had every right, didn't he?
A burning, fiery possessiveness erupted inside him. He became hyperaware of Sakura's presence a few inches away, on the rickety cot. Her whispered confession, the wandering of her fingers on his skin, the naked want in her eyes…the document that promised her to him, that bound them to each other…the years of agonizing desire he'd kept restrained underneath hours of rigorous training and years of trying – and failing – to forget the way the sunlight danced through her hair…
It was a mistake, but he could allow himself this, couldn't he? Just one night. He was taking a huge personal risk, selfless, in returning to an occupied Konoha as a spy. He might not make it out alive, self-confidence be damned; he could permit himself one night.
One night of pure, unadulterated selfishness.
"Sakura," he breathed from behind her, into her ear. He watched her shoulders stiffen as he reached for her messy braid. "You're as naïve as you ever were, to think the way you do."
With deft fingers, he loosened the braid, pulling out the ribbon and letting her hair fall in a pile of curls down her shoulder. She released a shuddering breath and leaned her head back against his shoulder, the satin of her hair on his skin little more than tacit permission.
"I can't give you what you deserve," he whispered, his fingers drifting down her side and taking her wrist; he lifted her arm until it wound around his neck. "But tonight…I can make you mine."
"Tonight," she murmured in confirmation, fingers curling and tightening through his hair as she leaned further into him. He sealed his lips against her throat and nearly lost it when she let out a gasp of exhilaration in response; she turned her head to meet his, and with a heat and a devotion he could never understand, she pressed her lips to his in a kiss of complete surrender.
Everything began slowly at first. Sasuke was not awkward in the slightest, but he seemed to be holding himself back, taking his time and attempting to be gentle. And Sakura loved him more than ever for it, for the way he kissed her softly, his hands massaging chaste circles into her sides. But she wanted more, and immediately.
He awakened a desire in her that she didn't think she could ever satisfy. He was and remained the most handsome man she'd ever seen, his muscles sharp and defined, his jaw cut, his eyes dark and smoldering, but that was nothing next to the blisteringly close connection she felt to him. It was more than mere attraction; she'd loved him since before she could process what love really was, and in his quiet, subtle way, she knew he loved her, too.
They weren't right for one another, and probably never would be, but that wasn't what this was about. And she was a masochist, and would take whatever she could get.
"Tell me to stop and I will," he breathed in her ear, as he laid her down on the cot, hovering over her like a shadow and eyes full of fire. "Or give me tonight."
His voice, deep and smooth, sent pillars of electricity rocketing up her spine. His hands on her bare sides weren't enough, and instinctually, she raised her hips to meet his, the motion drawing out a ragged groan from Sasuke.
"You have tonight and whatever else you want," she gasped, throwing her head back against the thin pillow as she arched her back, drawing them closer together. "Just stay."
He didn't promise her anything. Instead, he kissed every inch of her with a mixture of urgency and reverence, from her mouth to her stomach underneath her shirt, quick fingers negotiating the buttons open until it was discarded on the floor like an afterthought. His tongue swirled against her hipbone and she opened her mouth to cry out, only to have his hand slide gently over her mouth to muffle the sound.
"If they hear us," he murmured, before repeating the motion just to torture her, "they'll stop us."
She kissed his fingers as he drew them away; unexpectedly, he flipped her over onto her stomach. At once, anxiety rose inside her as she realized her scars, her hideous, disfiguring scars, were now on display for him to see. Remembering his disgust with them from the day before, she scrambled to reverse their positions, to turn back over, but he stopped her.
"You're so beautiful, Sakura," he whispered, and she felt him lean down and kiss a scar at the small of her back. Like there was no repulsive deformity there at all, like it was somethig lovely, and she nearly broke down crying at the tenderness in the gesture. He kissed his way up her spine, sending her nerve endings on fire, while her hands curled into the paperthin fabric of the blanket strewn lazily across his cot.
"Sasuke," she gasped, unable to articulate anything more than that, but it seemed to be enough for him. Strong hands slid up and down her sides, his calluses rough against the smoothness of her skin in a delicious way as he flipped her back over. In no time at all, she was kissing him again, her hands greedily exploring every inch of his rippling muscles, curving around his cast-iron biceps and drifting down to the button on his trousers.
At the provocative gesture, he looked down at her, meeting her eyes. His chest was heaving, his hair tousled and even messier than usual, and she had never wanted anything more. Overflowing with love, she whispered, "Sasuke, please."
She wasn't sure what she was begging him for. To stop, to continue, to stay. But he answered wordlessly, leaning in the rest of the way until there was no distance, no barriers, no space between them. Contracts and wars, tyrants and allies, rebellion and revenge, everything melted away in the tiny, humid tent on the edge of camp, until there was nothing left but Sasuke and Sakura, and all that entailed.
The phrase 'star-crossed lovers' crossed her mind for a brief second, before drowning in the overwhelming love and devotion only Sasuke Uchiha could inspire inside her as they surrendered to the night and to each other.
He was gone before sunrise.
When she awoke on his cot, undressed and disheveled, she was alone; even his warmth was gone. She ran her hand miserably over the empty space beside her.
He hadn't stayed.
She'd known he wouldn't. She'd known that his loyalty ran deeper than any bond he might have with her, as much as she resented it. But knowing what he would do didn't make it any easier to let him go.
All that was left, she realized, was to wait. Wait for word from him, wait for word on what to do next.
Suna was here, though. Gaara and his armies had come, their allies had answered their call. She knew that it wouldn't be long before they took their next step towards reclaiming their city.
Whether Orochimaru knew it or not, Konoha was going to war.
And unimportant things – like love and lust and loyalty – would have to wait.
It was impossible to drive her from his heart now or ever again, he knew. Now that he knew what it felt like to move with and inside her, now that he knew the blissful way she'd sigh and gasp and moan his name, now that he knew that his love was received and reciprocated in equal measure.
But there were more important things than the lives of two insignificant people at stake now. He knew that, and so did Sakura.
The ivory gates of Konoha came into view as he spurred his horse on faster. He could make out the palace near the beach, and grimaced.
He was returning – empty-handed – to Orochimaru and his Oto soldiers.
Sakura was right to worry.


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Cif last week published a number of pieces about the unhappy fifth anniversary of the Iraq war, but I couldn't help feeling that amidst all the many different arguments, large sections of the media - our media - had gotten off rather lightly.
Often referred to as the fourth estate, Oscar Wilde happened to believe that even this designation underestimated the ability of the mass media to set the public agenda and influence our attitudes:
"In old days men had the rack. Now they have the press. That is an improvement certainly. But still it is very bad, wrong, and demoralizing. Somebody - was it Burke? - called journalism the fourth estate. That was true at the time, no doubt. But at the present moment it really is the only estate. It has eaten up the other three. The Lords Temporal say nothing, the Lords Spiritual have nothing to say, and the House of Commons has nothing to say and says it. We are dominated by journalism."
Five years ago, as Tony Blair was about to take us to war against Iraq after spending several months trying to terrify us all about Iraq's supposed WMD capabilities, and the Tory leadership disgracefully neglected their role as the opposition to actually scrutinise the government's pathetically weak case for war - what was the response of some of our national newspapers, those "watchdogs (pdf)" for democracy, the guardians of the public interest?
All our quality newspapers have columnists who are paid to share their thoughts with us and provoke discussion. Often different columnists on the very same paper will adopt positions contrary to each other. That is not what I want to discuss here. Instead, I want to look back at the editorial positions that some of our newspapers adopted.
Newspaper leader columns (or editorials) are understood to represent the official view of the newspaper concerned. So, on the eve of war, just how cautiously did they treat the rush to bomb and invade, how sceptical were they of the refusal to allow Hans Blix and his team of UN inspectors sufficient time to verify whether Iraq still possessed any WMDs? How strongly did they urge that all practical avenues be explored thoroughly before taking the extremely grave decision to go to war - a war that would clearly have dramatic consequences for millions of people?
The Sunday Times - our biggest selling "quality" Sunday paper - came out firmly in support of war (along with - entirely coincidentally, of course - every single UK Murdoch title):
"Avoiding war means allowing President Saddam to keep his weapons of mass destruction. It would encourage other rogue dictators to reach for the nuclear trigger. So war it has to be. And soon."
The Sunday Telegraph's position, meanwhile, was neatly summed up in the very title for its leader piece "It is time now to do" in which it went on to ridicule arguments questioning the legality of the forthcoming war of aggression as "pure cant".
A week later, in another editorial, the Sunday Telegraph demonstrated how a newspaper can - if it is not careful - look like an extension of the government's press office when it swallowed a claim made about a cruise missile attack allegedly on a site where Saddam Hussein was said to be holding a meeting right at the very start of the war: "It appears that Saddam Hussein was injured in the attack but, alas, not fatally so ... "
And what about the Observer - a paper with a fine liberal tradition and which had famously opposed Anthony Eden's collusion with France and Israel in the invasion of Egypt in 1956? Just a couple of weeks ago, its leader column entitled "Five years on, the hard lessons we must learn from Iraq" noted that: "It was inevitable that allied forces would be caught up in a bloody vortex of nationalist reaction and religious feuding."
Five years ago, however, admittedly under a different editor, it took a rather different position: "Victory will eliminate the threat of Saddam Hussein and make the world safer ... "
I recognise that the above examples are by no means exhaustive and that there were some honourable exceptions in the daily press, including the Independent, the Guardian and the Daily Mirror, but the Sunday Times, Sunday Telegraph and the Observer were - and remain - our three biggest selling quality Sunday newspapers.
They should have been asking searching questions about our government's actions; they should have been - in view of the outright deceit and scaremongering involved in the run up to the war - encouraging our MPs to rebel against the party whips who were demanding they vote in parliament in support for war.
I was originally going to end this blog by saying that these newspapers failed in their duty to the public. But I wonder now if it may not be better to simply disabuse ourselves of the notion that these newspapers - or at least the corporate owned ones - have any such duty in the first place?


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I wake up to the sound of a bell jangling somewhere very nearby. It's not jangling loudly, just a little teeny bit. Enough to wake me up.
After a moment I figure out what it is - the bell on Hadley's collar. Never took that off last night. Heh.
When I open my eyes, I see he's already awake, and I smile.
"Morning," he says, pecking me on the lips. I kiss back, snuggling back up to him, smiling more as he hums. I kiss his chest, laughing slightly as he giggles. It sounds funny when I'm pressed up against his chest like this.
"Whaat?" I glance up to see him blushing.
"If you blush any more, you're head's gonna explode," I giggle, kissing him. I've honestly never seen someone blush so much before in my life. He kisses back.
"You need to stop giving me reason to blush then."
"What, so never touch you again, pretty much?"
"I'm not that bad, am I?" I sort of shake my head and kiss him again.
"No," I almost hum the word against his skin.
"Good," he chuckles.
"You're not gonna make me get up, are you?" I moan. I'm really very comfy right where I am. He rolls his eyes. "It's my day off today and everything. I don't even have to move."
"This just feels lazy," he pouts. I just hum happily and nod. Of course it's lazy. It's good to be lazy sometimes.
"I don't like being lazy," he mumbles.
"I'll get up eventually. I need to go to the gym at some point today. But apart from that, I intend to do very little." He tuts at me, smiling. "You can come to the gym with me if you like. That'll wear you out more than I ever could," I giggle. Honestly. I'm so childish. He just blushes. Again. I smile at him and close my eyes, my heart set on going back to sleep for a few more hours. My smile widens as Hadley cuddles up to me. I hug him, though I can feel him sort of fidgeting a little. Biting back a sigh, I peck him on the lips. "You can go do something other than lay here if you want."
Kissing me, he slips out of my arms and gets up. I hear him clattering stuff around in the kitchen as I doze off again, sort of feeling a bit cold on my own.
When I finally wake up again, I sort of stumble out of bed, still butt naked and wander into the bathroom, my eyes half closed.
I still manage to notice that the apartment is looking stupidly clean. After I shower, I wrap a towel around my waist and wander back out, having a proper look at what's happened to my apartment while I was asleep.
"Wow," I mutter, standing sort of near the sofa, where Hadley is sat watching TV, "I never usually clean unless I can't see the floor."
"Good thing I'm here now then, eh?"
"Thanks," I smile, leaning over the back of the sofa to kiss him on the cheek.
"Don't think I'm cleaning up after you forever, though," he tells me as I go back into my room to get dressed.
"I won't," I promise, walking back out and into the kitchen. I catch him smiling as I look around for something to eat. In the end I just make toast. Call me lazy but I can't be bothered with anything else.
"Try not to make a mess, dude," Hadley says, glancing back at me as I lean against the counter and eat. I just giggle.I thought it was me who was OCD about the cleaning? "What?"
"Nu'ing," I mumble through a mouthful. He frowns a teeny bit.
"I'm not used to people telling me not to make a mess in my kitchen. It's funny."
"You have a strange sense of humour," he tells me with an arched eyebrow.
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As the round-the-clock weekend Tube service rolls out, we timetable the ultimate 24-hour hit list. Here's the best way to spend the day - and night - in London
Photography at Dawn
Set the alarm early to capture sunrise and eerily deserted streets at a masterclass with Cities at Dawn photographer Anthony Epes, from Tower Bridge to Canary Wharf.
Tube station: London Bridge
Morning rave
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Tube station: Bethnal Green
Wild swimming
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Tube station: Hampstead
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Tube station: Earl's Court
Butterfly setting
Mouse taxidermy is dead: it's all about butterfly pinning. Workshops with Louise Newton take place at the Charles Dickens Museum and cover the basics, from drying to displaying.
Tube station: Holborn
Afternoon tea
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Tube station: Green Park
Immersive theatre
The first rule of You Me Bum Bum Train: do not talk about You Me Bum Bum Train. At this interactive show, the audience become actors taking on different roles as they move from set to set on a 40-minute journey through an undisclosed location in central London.
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Life drawing with a twist
Bearded hipsters and roller-girls have bared all for Art Macabre's death-drawing themed classes. This year's summer school (12-16 August) is dedicated to skulls and includes research trips to London's weirdest museums.
Tube station: various locations
Midnight matinee
Moonlight illuminates the stage during a special series of late-night performances at the open-air Globe Theatre. Catch Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing on 11 September then take the first night Tube home.
Tube station: Southwark
Old-school dinner
Burgers, pizzas and kebabs have all been given the gourmet
treatment. Next up is 1970s favourite, chicken Kiev: made with wild
garlic and artisan breadcrumbs at new restaurant
Coin Laundry.
Tube station: Farringdon
Last entry into The O2 in Greenwich is 1am, but the lanes at
Brooklyn Bowl are open
until the final pin's been knocked down.
Tube station: North Greenwich
Hot dogs
American diners are all the rage in London, but The Love Shake is hard to beat. Hot dogs, milkshakes - hard and soft - and free coffee refills are served until 2.30am and 4.30am every other Saturday.
Tube station: Old Street
Cocktails with a view
At sky-high Duck and Waffle, classic cocktails are almost unrecognisable, with crazy flavour infusions such as bone marrow and blue cheese. It's open 24/7 so why not stay up and see sunrise from the 40th floor?
Tube station: Liverpool Street
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The Third Division club have fewer than the Football League minimum of 6,000 seats at their Underhill ground. The deadline for rectifying that situation is August this year and, with a proposed new development at Copthall stadium being delayed by planning problems, Barnet must look elsewhere. They had previously been linked with a temporary move to Enfield or Boreham Wood.
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"I'm going crazy," I told my friend Kayla at lunch that afternoon.
"How so?" she asked, picking up her green apple and taking a bite out of it.
"Well..." I told her about my nightmare and the boy I'd seen outside the lobby window. When I was done, she looked at me with a knowing expression.
"It was probably a trick of the light. Did you get enough sleep last night? Maybe you were just tired or something."
I shook my head, trying to clear it all. "Maybe," I said, not totally convinced. I dropped the subject, wondering what other things would be "just a trick of the light" or "just a dream." I was going crazy. I just knew it.
In science that afternoon, I was feeling the last few sleepless nights catch up with me. The teacher was droning on about atoms, but I couldn't care less. I was trying to take notes, but I couldn't get my hand to write in my notebook. I rested my head in my hand, feeling my eyeslids droop.
No, I thought to myself, Stay awake... stay awake... stay... awake...
I was back in the water. The black substance was all around me, pushing all the air out of my lungs. And he was there. He was always there.
"C'mon, Rose. You're not trying." He looked disappointed.
"I am trying," I said, irritated. "But you won't accept the fact that I know my limits."
"Your limits? Your limits? Where I come from, you push your limits until you fall over the edge. You aren't even close to the edge. So go farther."
"I don't even know what you want me to do!"
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"Please, be more vague. I love it," I shot back at him.
He raised his eyebrows in that annoying way he has. "Get out and fight."
"What?" I pulled back a bit, wondering if I'd finally made him snap. Which would be awesome, knowing that I'd finally gotten under his skin.
"No, get out. As in, find your way out of here and fight." He disappeared in a puff of black smoke, and I realized finally what he meant. Get out. Find your way out of the water.
I tensed, feeling as if I was choking. I shook my head and looked around me. I finally just decided that I would just go up, or at least what I thought was up. I started swimming, but the darkness seemed to get thicker. So I changed directions.
I swam for what felt like several minutes. I finally broke surface, looking around and gasping for air, wondering if it was possible for a human to stay under the water for that long.
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I awoke suddenly, hearing someone calling my name.
I let out a short groan.
"Rose." Someone was poking me with their pencil.
"Go... away..."
"Rose, get up and go to the nurse's for crying out loud!"
Great. It was the teacher. My head snapped up and I looked around, confused.
"What? Who?"
"The nurse, Miss Peters."
"Right," I muttered, feeling my cheeks flare. "Now."
I left the classroom, feeling embarressment flare into something very much like anger.
The hallway was almost completely white. The floors were white and so was the ceiling, but the walls were replaced by endless lines of windows, letting in lovely sunlight. The lockers weren't in the opening hallway. They were farther on down, by the classrooms.
But either way, I walked down the hallway and stared at my shoes until I heard someone speak.
"Going somewhere?" said a voice that I hated a whole lot.
My head snapped up and I whirled around to face the speaker. "Yes," I shot back at the boy. "The nurse's. I have enough of you in my nightmares, so can't you just leave me alone in reality?"
He tilted his head to the side, as if amused by my answer.
"You aren't as annoying in your dreams."
"I am so sorry," I said sarcasticly. My hands balled up into fists at my side. "Why are you here?"
"To meet you. And to bring you to where you belong."
"Where I belong? I belong here," I said firmly.
He raised his eyebrow.
I scowled. "Did you know that you're really annoying?"
"I think you might have mentioned it." He smiled in a not-so-nice way. Then he stuffed his hands in his pockets, looking relaxed.
I scowled deeper. For some reason, every movement he made, every expression of any kind of emotion, made me hate him even more. He was there, watching my movements, lounging as he watched me stuggle. He criticized every wrong thing and told me how to do this and how to do that, but never actually praised me for the things I did right.
The anger of all the sleepless nights he caused bubbled just beneath my skin, threatening to boil over and make an appearance.
"You know what? I'm just gonna go to the nurse's like I was supposed to and then go back to class because there is nothing wrong with me. And you are going to go away and stay out of my dreams."
He actually smiled this time--not a fake, but an actual smile--and suddenly I didn't feel like I hated him. I felt like I wanted to know him.
But then I remembered that he was here to take me away from here--my home.
"Rose. You have to come with me. It's important."
My turn to raise my eyebrows. "Really? Well, I don't think so. I'm staying here."
He sighed, exasperated. "Fine. We could have done this the easy way, but I guess you chose the hard way."
"The hard way?" I scoffed, "How old do you think I am? Five?"
He smiled in the not-so-nice way again. And suddenly I felt my feet leave the ground. His shoulder was digging into my stomach, and I felt like a backpack or a sack. My left hand was pinned under my stomach but my right hand was free. So I used it to hit him, over and over again.
"Rose, Rose, Rose," he scolded. "Keep your hand to youself."
"Put me down," I growled, "and we won't have a problem."
"Nope. I said that we could've done this easily. But you didn't want to. So this is the hard way."
Scowling even deeper, he carried me out of the school, but I kicked and punched as hard as I could. He didn't even flinch, which made me hate him even more.
He carried me into the parking lot, bringing me to a black car. The windows were tinted pitch black. The car was a VW, but I couldn't tell which model, because he had dumped me into the front seat before I could do anything. He closed the door and somehow managed to make it so it locked from the outside. I was trapped inside the car.
He went around the front and sat in the driver's seat. He started the car, not looking at me.
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I did, feeling defeated. I crossed my arms over my chest and started pouting like a five-year-old. "What do you want?" I asked him.
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"Do you ever stop talking?" he asked, only one hand on the wheel. His right elbow was on the armrest. He cracked his knuckles loudly.
I closed my mouth, not wanting to dignify his statement with a response.
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I blinked, wondering if he'd disappear like he had all those times before. But he didn't, so I asked him, "What should I tell her? 'Sorry, some guy kidnapped me and I can't make it to dinner?'"
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The EURJPY made another volatile but indecisive movement yesterday. The bias remains neutral in nearest term. There are no changes in my daily technical outlook where overall price still trapped in range area of 110.80 – 114.00. Do not rush jump into the market. I still prefer a bullish scenario but would need a clear break above 114.00 to reactivate my bullish mode targeting 114.90 – 115.65. Aggressive intraday traders can long around 112.08 with stop loss below 110.80 while conservative traders can long around 110.80 with smaller stop loss, with the same target around 114.00 even higher.
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