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Hungry in Rwanda
... ways. Our car made its way slowly back to Kigali.
At 6:00 I had a most welcome dinner in the barbecue pit: mushroom soup, brochettes and lots of water. As the French say, L'app�tit est la meilleure sauce: appetite is the best sauce.
My work in Africa is almost all done for this trip, just one more work meeting with Mr. Mundeli tomorrow. Then it's on to Europe where we'll open a new chapter of ...
Chimpanzee forest and back to Kigali, Rwanda
... local supermarket and bought some stuff for the week and settled into my hotel. I had a great room which was spacious with its own kitchen, a large balcony overlooking quite a nice suburb of Kigali and the hotel had a great restaurant. The owner used to live in Tanzania, he moved to Canada for a few years but then had to come back to Africa for the lifestyle. The menu had Chinese,Thai, Canadian and some Mexican. The entree and fajita was excellent and for $US 9 you couldn't ...
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When we returned to the Guesthouse, I have supper and went early to bed, because I didn't sleep in the airplane last night. I sleep with Annemarie together in one room, very enjoyable.
A first, impressive day, but I'm not really aware of the fact that I'm in Africa. It's completely different, but it feels familiar. I'm looking forward to the coming days. ...
Real Rural Rwanda
... Rwanda. It was such a contrast to be digging in dirt and eating beans to then be at the nicest restaurant in Rwanda all dressed up. I finally got to try creme brûlée! The food was good but I think I prefer to have the great company rather than just a good meal. We can be happy regardless of where we are. It's a choice. You become the average of the 5 people you spend most of your time with. I'm happy that right now I get to spend that time with such incredible ...
Down to the last 2 months
... that we can now pass down to the next grantees. These range from creating Imovies and writing formal documents to learning how to drive a moto and bargaining with vendors, the list is endless. Yet, I know our journey is far from over and we have more to learn.
Our major concern right now is getting international NGO status in Rwanda. Previously, we had local status, however, we have been informed that we now ...
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Kigali Serena HotelKN 3 Ave, Kigali | 4 star hotelfrom $404
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Umobano HotelBoulevard de l'Umuganda, Kigali | 3 star hotelfrom $260
Des Milles CollinesAve de l'Armee / Ave de la Republique, Kiyovu, Kigali | Hotelfrom $142
- Lovely
- Breakfast was yummy
Hotel Chez LandoKG 201st, Airport Roa, Kigali | Hotelfrom $60
- Older rooms need attention…
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Golf Hills ResidenceKigali | Hotel$95 average
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Hotel Gorillas City CenterRue des Parcs, Kigali | Hotelfrom $75
Stipp Hotel KacyiruBoulevard de l'Umuganda, Kigali | 3 star hotelfrom $205
Hotel IsimbiRue Kalisimbi, District Nyarugenge, Kigali | Hotelfrom $27
Eminence HotelCentral Region, Kigali | Hotelfrom $218
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Hotel Des Mille Collines2 KN 6 Ave, Kigali | 4 star hotelfrom $266
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Macau Legend Development Ltd. (1680), the casino firm backed by former Macau lawmaker David Chow, climbed 2.1 percent on the first day of trading, after the company halved its share sale size to raise HK$2.19 billion ($282 million) amid turbulent market conditions.
The casino operator closed at HK$2.4. The benchmark Hang Seng Index gained 1.9 percent.
Macau Legend in June said it would offer 934.8 million shares in the IPO, lower than the 2.05 billion it had earlier planned to sell. It priced at HK$2.35 apiece, near the low end of a range of HK$2.30 to HK$2.98 per share.
"I think the company did a good job in terms of pricing it at a more attractive level," Michael Ting, an analyst at CIMB Securities, said via phone today. "Whether this price level can sustain is probably too early to tell right now."
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Macau Legend, which operates casino venues under SJM Holdings Ltd. (880), cut the size of its IPO after Asian markets dropped amid concerns that a cash crunch in China could slow economic growth there. Hong Kong's benchmark Hang Seng index has lost about 7 percent in June.
Key assets of the company include the Landmark Macau hotel, the Pharaoh's Palace casino and the Macau Fisherman's Wharf complex. Macau Legend doesn't have a casino license of its own.
Mainland Chinese tourists have helped turn Macau into the world's largest gambling hub, with $38 billion in casino revenue last year, more than six times the Las Vegas Strip.
"Based on our conversation with gaming operators, people still remain quite optimistic about future growth of gaming revenue in Macau," Ting said.
Dynam Japan Holdings Co. Ltd., (6889) a pachinko halls operator in Japan, has subscribed to $35 million worth of shares in the IPO as a cornerstone investor.
SJM is one of six operators in Macau that have government permission to run their own casinos. It operates some casinos in partnership with companies that don't have their own license. Chow served as a legislator in Macau from 2005 to 2009.
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History: Central European University is an English-speaking graduate university, located in Budapest, Hungary. CEU offers master's and doctoral programs in the social sciences, humanities, law, public policy, business management, economics, environmental sciences and policy, and mathematics.
CEU was founded in 1991 with a vision of a university committed to building open societies. Since that time, CEU has become a centre for regional and global studies and a source of intellectual support for building open and democratic societies that respect human rights.
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If you're afraid of things going wrong, take some preventative medication before you go out.
Don't overeat. Finally, relax as stress could risk an attack.
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Sit comfortably with your shoulders lowered and relaxed. Breathe in slowly through both nostrils and count to five, expanding your tummy.
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Friends of Florham Sponsors Event in Historical Setting
Madison, NJ (February 20, 2004) – Samuel G. White, architect and great-grandson of Stanford White, will present a slide lecture, "Stanford White, Venice and New York" on Sunday, March 21 at 3 p.m. at The Mansion, FDU's College at Florham.
He will focus on the influence of Venice — its architecture and design — on the work of Stanford White, a founding member of the legendary firm of McKim, Mead & White. Professionally and personally, Samuel White brings a unique perspective to his discussion of the work of that firm.
The setting for the lecture is "Florham," the former Vanderbilt-Twombly estate designed by McKim, Mead & White, now Fairleigh Dickinson University's College at Florham in Madison, NJ.
A true "Friend of Florham," White is returning to the University for the third time to lecture on American architecture.
White is the co-author with Elizabeth White of "McKim, Mead & White: The Masterworks," published in 2003, which documents the institutional and commercial designs of America's most famous architectural office.
Reviewers have said that "The Masterworks" is certain to stand the test of time as one of the most important publications on American architecture. Mr. White's first book, "The Houses of McKim, Mead & White," is the definitive monograph of their residential commissions.
As a partner of Platt Byard Dovel White, Architects, Sam White oversees a wide range of institutional, commercial, and residential clients.
His notable completed projects include the Dana Discovery Center in Central Park, the renovation of the landmark Casa Italiana at Columbia University, and renovation and expansion of the student center at Sarah Lawrence College. He is currently completing the restoration as well as adaptive reuse of Duane Library at Fordham University.
Mr. White is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects and an Academician of the National Academy of Design. A graduate of Harvard College and the University of Pennsylvania, he is an adjunct assistant professor of Fine Arts at New York University, a trustee of the Preservation League of New York State, and a member of the Board of Advisors of the New York School of Interior Design.
Sponsored by The Friends of Florham, the slide lecture is open to the public and will be followed by a reception in the Great Hall of The Mansion. Mr. White's latest book will be available for sale and signing. Admission to the lecture and reception is $5.
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I wanted to thank the doctors who were kind enough to answer my inquiry about the wound that opened post op. It was a little unnerving that something like that could happen especially 10 days out from my surgery. The right side incision looks perfect and almost unnoticeable. I did everything as my doctor required, no aspirin, etc. I do not smoke, no medical issues at all, perfectly healthy. Taking antibiotics & using Bacitracin and I'm seeing improvement now every day! Pic is 15 days post op.
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Thank you for your question. After a brow lift, there will be a certain amount of bruising and swelling for several days. After a few weeks of healing and recovery, the changes will be noticeable and you can resume normal activities. Your center for facial cosmetic surgery will treat your operation as an individual procedure keeping your needs in mind alongside the general healing timeline I just relayed.Best wishes,
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Ok, I'm now gluten-free, lactose-free for life. However, I also can't eat eggs, or refined sugar according to my allergy tests. This is going to make desserts a real challenge in the back country–no pudding for example. Also, I used to use Sarah's Fauxbaker and make cupcakes and muffins.
So, do you think that a gluten-free vegan cupcake/muffin without refined sugar is possible? I'm thinking I could sweeten with the honey powder, but will the egg replacer be amenable to a freezer-bag, shake-it-and-pour-it-in the muffin cup, steam-bake kinda thing?
I guess I need a basic muffin gluten-free recipe that will allow me to add stuff. Laurie, is that in your new book?Jul 1, 2011 at 7:43 pm #1755230
You might want to check out Living Without magazine/online.Jul 1, 2011 at 7:52 pm #1755233
John WhynotMember
@jdw01776Locale: Southeast Texas
Try this site – plenty of gluten free dessert recipes with no refined sugar. You will need to adapt them for the trail (or bake ahead of time)…Jul 1, 2011 at 8:29 pm #1755237
Which sweeteners can you use? If you are willing to carry the weight you can still make good steamed goodies :-) GF can steam well.Jul 2, 2011 at 11:31 am #1755365
Laurie Ann MarchMember
@laurie_annLocale: Ontario, Canada
There are muffin recipes in the new book. I use, because of the vegetarian spin on the book, chia seeds and xanathan gum to replace the eggs and to help keep everything from crumbling.
Can you use maple sugar in place of refined white sugar? That would be a great and easy substitution if you could have that. There are lots of ways to modify things to suit – just takes a bit of experimentation.
Send me a PM and I can send you a scan of one of the muffin recipes if you like. I have one that uses brown sugar but should be easy enough to make substitutions with that and the other uses a small bit of maple syrup.
Edited to add… sorry for the delay in responding… yesterday was a national holiday (Canada's Birthday).Jul 2, 2011 at 11:43 am #1755372
Laurie Ann MarchMember
@laurie_annLocale: Ontario, Canada
was just thinking… can you use sucanat as a substitute? It doesn't dissolve well enough for sweetening tea and the like but works really well as a refined sugar substitute in baking. Even better – there isn't any math because you use it in the same quantities as sugar. It's basically unrefined sugar cane juice that has been dehydrated into a brown sugar like form and it still retains nutrients this way.Jul 2, 2011 at 12:43 pm #1755386
Would coconut sugar work?Jul 2, 2011 at 1:52 pm #1755411
I'm not entirely certain exactly what is permissible in terms of sugar. I can definitively say that on the blood tests, I tested out as highly positive for cane sugar, and was fine with honey. So, I interpret that to mean that any sugar cane product is verboten, but honey, agave, maple, and probably coconut would be ok. I don't think it's about glycemic index or any of that stuff, it's more about where it comes from. Not that I need to be eating lots of sweets, mind you. But, I do like to have a little something after dinner when I've been hiking hard, and it seems to help me stay warmer in the bag at night.
Truvia seems to be an interesting sugar substitute, at least it didn't taste funky when I tried it on it's own. No idea how it works in baked goods. I've used agave syrup in some recipes now, and that works well, but I'd like to avoid hauling lots of sticky liquid into the back country. I use honey powder in my tea when hiking, so I have that anyway.
The tricky part I think is the egg-free. I was eating those, but have tested out highly positive for them, so it's vegan gluten-free for me. I have found a great web-site with recipes, but wasn't sure how to adapt to steam baking in the back country. Laurie, I have purchased your new book, expecting it any day now.
Sarah, the time for steam baking was what was concerning me. I have seen regular recipes that take 35-45 minutes to bake. I use an alcohol stove, and just keep the pot on the stove while the flame is burning, then once the fuel runs out pop the pot into a cozy. With the microwavable cake kits, that has worked well for cupcakes, but I wasn't sure about any other type of baked goods.
Speaking of eggs, I've got 2 packages of Ova-Easy that I can't use now. Anyone who wants them, PM me and I'll be happy to mail them to you free.
Chocolate's the worst part. Isn't the best part of the trail mix the M&M's? I've found a recipe for making honey-sweetened chocolate, but keeping it from melting, that's the tricky part. Are cocoa nibs really bitter tasting?Jul 2, 2011 at 2:02 pm #1755412
Truvia is OK, but be wary in baking. It can leave an off taste. I have found when baking with it that half it and half sugar works best. BTW, Trader Joe's sells the real thing in the baking section – pure Stevia with no after taste :-)
On the steam baking the good thing with single servings is you are baking a lot less than say a loaf. And you might try steaming in a wider/shallower container as well.
On the cocoa nibs….I am sure there are fans out there for eating alone – I like them but only in stuff. A very much adapted taste, I am sure one could get used to it!
Myself I would look for vegan chocolate not made with refined sugar – it is out there! Plenty of options at WF, PCC, etc :-)Jul 2, 2011 at 2:04 pm #1755414
"Chocolate's the worst part. Isn't the best part of the trail mix the M&M's? I've found a recipe for making honey-sweetened chocolate, but keeping it from melting, that's the tricky part."
Here's a sugar-free dark chocolate bar. Can't tell you about taste, as I've never had it.
"Are cocoa nibs really bitter tasting?"
I wouldn't call them bitter, they just don't taste like chocolate! They certainly, by themselves, would not satisfy a chocolate craving!Jul 2, 2011 at 2:37 pm #1755421
Roger CaffinModerator
@rcaffinLocale: Wollemi & Kosciusko NPs, Europe
> I'm now gluten-free, lactose-free for life. However, I also can't eat eggs, or
> refined sugar according to my allergy tests.
That is an *awful* lot of no-nos! It almost sounds too much.
Have you thought of getting a second (blind) opinion? I would.
CheersJul 3, 2011 at 2:59 pm #1755666
Well, it gets better than that, Roger—I'm also off beef and pork for now, which apparently beef and egg allergies go together, go figure. When I have eliminated these from my diet for 6 months, we will re-test, and some of this will change as my gut heals itself.
I'm also very Vitamin B12 deficient, and of course, Vitamin D deficient (living in the PNW it's almost endemic). Vitamin B12 is absorbed by the small intestine, Vitamin D by the tips of the little villi that do the major work in the intestine. Having these deficiencies proves my gut isn't working well. As a veterinarian, I see this problem in cats that have inflammatory bowel disease, and often changing their diet makes a major improvement in their health. I'm not a cat, of course, but based on my medical experience what my doctor is telling me makes sense. Without going and doing intestinal biopsies ($$$$, ow, ow, ow), which is the only way to confirm, the link between allergy testing and vitamin levels is as good as it's going to get. Also, I can say that after the initial 6 weeks were up, I ate milk products and wheat products for one day—and paid the price by being up all night. I'm also seeing better weight loss than I have for a while. Type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol and heart disease run in my family, so I'm trying to get some control over those things before my health is permanently damaged.
As my regular health physician didn't have any good suggestions for weight loss, and just wanted to feed me pills to control other health issues, I've turned to a naturopath for ideas on how to improve my health. Their focus is on preventative medicine, not pharmaceutical, so for now it's something I'm willing to pursue.Jul 3, 2011 at 3:12 pm #1755669
And it won't harm you to try :-) I hope it works out for you. Us going mostly vegan did amazing things for our cholesterol (both the husband and I) in less than 3 months.Jul 3, 2011 at 4:38 pm #1755687
John NausiedaBPL Member
@meanderLocale: PNW
Xylitol is a very good sugar substitute. We use it in pies, Thai and Vietnamese curries, etc. How are you dealing with your B-12 deficiency? Sublingual B-12 works well.Jul 3, 2011 at 5:59 pm #1755709
You know, it's funny, but I worry about xylitol. I know people use it just fine, but it's literally toxic to dogs—drops their blood sugar like a stone so they have a hypoglycemic crisis, and it messes up their liver. That makes me think that it could have unintended consequences for people, too. Again, a matter of the veterinarian overgeneralizing. I'm ok with honey, agave, which I know those have calories, but that doesn't bother me.Jul 7, 2011 at 2:23 pm #1756908
S. K.Member
@pangolinLocale: Ohio
Here is a possible solution for your chocolate problem.
They are semi-sweet chocolate chips that are gluten-free, casein-free, soy-free, egg-free, peanut-free, tree-nut-free, and dairy-free. They actually tate fine, and we have used them both as a trail mix ingredient, and in baking (chocolate chip cookies and chocolate mousse). Our local Giant Eagle has them, as does Whole Foods.
(Now, if they would only make them with a hard coating (sugar-free for you of course) they would be almost as good as M&Ms in the trail mix!
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America's favorite dad, comedian Jim Gaffigan, is back in the Pacifica driver's seat.
The all-new 2017 Chrysler Pacifica is a vehicle for families. And Jim Gaffigan, the real-life dad of five children, delivers his own version of "Street Smarts" by comparing class-leading features of the Chrysler Pacifica against the competition.
Stow 'n Go – "Heavy Lifting'
Stow 'n Vac – "Cookie"
Second Row Easy Tilt Seating – "Flying Seat"
ParkSense Rear Park Assist: "Grandpa Words"
Hands-Free Sliding Door – "Coach Kicks"
Uconnect Theater – "Backseat Arcade"
Panoramic Sunroof – "Sweet Relief"
New 'Street Smarts' web series is a natural extension of Chrysler Brand's 'Dad Brand" marketing campaign.
Features that set the Pacifica apart include:
- Available Parallel and Perpendicular Park Assist
- Available Hands-Free Power Sliding Doors and Liftgate
- Standard Stow 'n Go® Seating and Storage System
- Available Stow 'n Vac™ powered by RIDGID®
- Available Uconnect® Theater
- Standard Class-Exclusive Second-Row Easy Tilt Seating
"Street Smarts" is an extension of the Chrysler brand's "Dad Brand" campaign starring Gaffigan, his wife Jeannie (Gaffigan) and children (Marre, Jack, Katie, Michael and Patrick). Watch those spots here: Exhausting, See Everything and Kids.
Additional content created specifically from the spots is running across the Chrysler brand's Facebook, Twitter and Instagram channels.
The all-new 2017 Chrysler Pacifica, available in dealerships now, was recently awarded the "Family Car of Texas" From the Texas Auto Writers Association and also named to the Wards 10 Best Interiors List for 2016.
2017 Chrysler Pacifica pricing starts at $28,595 U.S. Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP), not including destination. Various features highlighted in the newest "Dad Brand" commercials are available in multiple models.


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Wasilenkoff himself professes that there is no guile in his taciturn style. "I'm reluctant to add my two cents unless it's valuable," he says. "It's the way I've always done business. I like to be the dumbest guy in the room."
In his first years as a broker in the late 1990s, Wasilenkoff took several hard hits on junior gold (it was the time of Bre-X) and then in ephemeral tech stocks. He blames himself for having followed the advice of Canaccord analysts too closely. Chastened, he started to do his own research and build his own deals. He asked "a million questions" of industry veterans and memorized the rule book for upstart ideas, the TSX's Capital Pool Company program. "I read it so many times," says Wasilenkoff. "I could have quoted section 3.8.2: 'It says this and that's why we're doing it this way.'"
Wasilenkoff pivoted to a school of thought that was out of favour at the time: deep-value investing. And as he became successful at it, his contrarian soul was tickled to the core. His first big deal after quitting his job at Canaccord was in gold, when the yellow metal was still in its decades-long bear market. The creation of Dynasty Metals & Mining in 2003 was Wasilenkoff's first score.
His attention then turned to uranium, another out-of-favour commodity. Wasilenkoff didn't know much about the stuff, so he cold-called a world expert. That was the start of a two-week instant education that convinced Wasilenkoff uranium's price would be rising. The plan, as with Dynasty, was for Wasilenkoff to structure a small company and attract investors-but not be directly involved in management himself. But at Titan Uranium, the 32-year-old dealmaker ended up as CEO.
As of 2006, Titan had properties but no mines in production. But then Wasilenkoff got nervous when uranium prices not only rose but spiked. Deals at reasonable prices evaporated, and he sensed a bubble (he was right) and wanted out. He stepped aside. "I was doing the company a disservice by remaining on as CEO, when I didn't believe in the future prospects," says Wasilenkoff. "I didn't think if the price was going to crash, it was when."
Wasilenkoff had been casting an eye to forestry. As a side gig while running Titan, he and a group of investors bought two underperforming paper mills in Switzerland and Germany from Vancouver's Mercer International. Two months after he left Titan, Wasilenkoff had Fortress in business.
Wasilenkoff, already a multimillionaire when he founded the company, was entering a new period. He was becoming a builder, not just a broker making deals. After a due-diligence visit to the wallpaper mill in Germany, Wasilenkoff had tossed and turned at night more than ever. "I have a lot of confidence," he says. "I'm not really scared. I'm thinking: 'Let's go.' But after touring the mill, I thought, 'Okay, this is a big facility. A lot of people work here. Better not screw this up.'"
To avoid botching the biggest move he'd ever made-in which he sank $2 million of his own money, a quarter of the purchase price-Wasilenkoff quickly replaced management and brought on a veteran paper mill operator, Alfonso Ciotola. The assets were whipped into shape.
The mill near Dresden made non-woven wallpaper, which is easier to put up and remove than regular wallpaper. The operation has been a major success: The mill's share of the global market has doubled to 50% since the purchase, generating most of Fortress's profit (a share that will change with the addition of dissolving pulp to the mix). At Wasilenkoff's prompting, the mill is now developing "energy-saving" wallpaper that retains heat.
The Swiss mill was the one that first garnered attention for Fortress. The security paper business is an old and insular industry populated by a small number of companies, led by United Kingdom-based De La Rue. Fortress's mill in the postcard-pretty town of Landqart has been the sole provider of banknote paper for the Swiss franc for three decades; it also produces the euro for 10 countries.Report Typo/Error
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Even though I was late, I was still one of the first to arrive. I figured I was probably the only one that lived near enough to just run it here without worrying about anything. There was something magical about walking around a house that was older than me. At first, as I took a few steps into the house, I entered into a porch; something to have expected; a multitude of rich, rustic colours-- reds, golds, browns. There were windows almost as high as the wall, letting blasts of sun into the room, highlighting every speck of dust floating lazily around in the air.
Yet, when I put my bag down, and walked through two large, heavy wooden doors, I entered a room which surprised me. I'd heard about the school, and I'd heard that it was all an old, probably haunted (I mean, I was a vampire. Ghosts could be real too) mansion. But no! I was struck by the brightness- the open, free-ness of the room I had stumbled upon. A white desk ran along the wall to my left, with a set of white computers. The walls, too, were white. I began to notice a theme. The floor had fake wooden tiles on it, and there was a large LCD T.V. on the wall opposite, all the was across the large, white room.
I was in another room within a second of witnessing the first one. The same, underlying bright theme carried on in all of the rooms I saw. Modern, bright. They must've renovated it since last year, because I had been told that the inside of the mansion matched the old, Victorian facade.
Four seconds later, I heard another student arrive. I turned to look at who it was.
She was a short girl, with wild, untamed blonde hair, scruffy clothes, and dirt on her face. She looked to be about fourteen or fifteen. She had an impish grin on her pretty face. She had brown eyes that were wide, in an off-putting way. As if she were insane. She had her dirty hands held politely in front of her.
"Hi!" she said, enthusiastically. Her voice, like all vampires, ran from her mouth with beauty and elegance. Like the English language was being re-written. She had a slight accent, as was the same with all older vampires. I guessed she had to have been around two-hundred to two-hundred and fifty years old.
"Hi..." I replied without missing a beat. I was in front of her, holding my hand out in the same second. I towered over her.
"I'm Cassie" she exclaimed, still grinning. She grabbed my hand and shook it- quite violently.
"I'm Cameron." I said, with a light smile on my face. This kid sent vibes of happiness out.
Just then, more and more students began to arrive. Cassie, although she didn't say much else after that, stayed by my side, smiling at everyone who came in. We stood in silence until there were around ten people there.


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Tea Time
Once I had been properly introduced to Maria and she had told me her life story--the names of all her dolls, her favourite colours and her friends--I retreated to the 'bathroom' to relieve myself. I was slightly inclined to shudder at the facilities, but it could have been very much worse ... bearing in mind that such things had only recently been invented, I was lucky not to have a bucket.
"Elizabeth?" called Annie, knocking on the door. "It is tea time. Would you come to the parlour?" In my house, 'tea' had always been the evening meal, but this seemed to be more like afternoon tea, with just cups of tea and slices of cake before a proper meal later on. Well, that was all very nice, but that waist cincher seemed tight enough as it was.
"Mother, did you say that my audition was to be on Saturday?" I asked Grace, pretending that the word 'Mother' did not seem unutterably strange.
"Yes, it's tomorrow," she told me, smiling. "Is that okay? You haven't any ballet slippers, of course, so we will have to buy some in the morning before we go in the afternoon. I will have Annie take you, since you do not yet have a governess. She will help you with your hair and your shoes."
"That's fine," I said, although inside I was close to panicking. But I could do this. They would let me into the school no matter what, it was simply a matter of which class I would be in...wasn't it? "What should I wear?"
"That is a good question," said Grace. "I suppose, since you have no practice dress ... wait, no! There is a girl that lives next door. I am on good terms with her mother and I am sure you could borrow her old practice dress. She is very into ballet. At one point, I believe she was interested in joining a professional company, but of course her parents would not permit that."
I nodded in agreement. "Should I go and ask them this evening, or should I wait until the morning?"
"Oh, good heavens, no! I will send one of the servants with a letter explaining everything. Of course I wouldn't expect you to go by yourself." I frowned slightly at the lack of freedom, but pretended not to mind. I couldn't have gone on my own anyway, since I didn't know the people and they didn't know me.
"Well, Elizabeth, what do you think of the house?" asked Alexander, speaking for the first time. I loved the way that he allowed his wife to take control far more than many other men--I was sure I was right about this, because at the workhouse I had seen who seemed to be in charge in both of the couples.
"It's very big," I said honestly. "But very beautiful. I love my room, with all the green. Green is one of my favourite colours, you know." He looked at my dress and smiled.
"It suits you." Only then did I remember that my watch was in the pocket of the workhouse apron. I was suddenly worried. What if they found it? What if they asked me questions?
"Please, Mother, what happened to my old clothes? There was a ... a bracelet in the pocket of the apron that was very precious to me, and I wouldn't want to lose it." I addressed Grace, thinking that she would know more about such women's affairs than her husband.
"You will have to ask Annie," she told me. "Now please, if you have finished your tea, I would like to retire to my chambers. I suggest you do the same, and perhaps practice some exercises before tomorrow? Since you will be in the privacy of your own room, you may dance in your petticoat." My panic returned but I quashed it.
"I must return to my study," said Alexander abruptly, and left the room. Delicately, Grace raised herself and walked out.
"We will eat at seven: there is a gong. Please make sure you are dressed for that; if you need any help, just ring the bell and Annie will come." Then she left me. Free to think, everything I had been trying to ignore came rushing back, and I was filled with homesickness.


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A collection of poems by Quan barry
In poems initially inspired by Aeschylus' fifth-century B.C. trilogy "The Oresteia," which chronicles the fall of the House of Atreides, Loose Strife investigates the classical sense of loose strife, namely "to loose battle" or "sow chaos," a concept which is still very much with us more than twenty-five hundred years later.
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