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Alden Times (Newspaper) - June 6, 1890, Alden, Iowa VOLUME XUI. ALDEN IOWA, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1890. IfUMBER 11. 8USlNE880imECT0flY LOAfiae om m ooim. cmmem-atntm� mmt jhoal ! k a. tntr mUUIAlt LDTRKIIA!! Omwm-tm tit- �Oool laaadtotdr ftor iMralafl MnlsM. M. � OBDBOB-Itov. J. W. Pomth, PMtur. �mMM mn aaater � U o-elMi . m. Mi HAOUNT LOpOB, No. IN. A. r � A. M.. I. . ALOIN LtlRART AND RRAOINQ BOOM-b BsymoBd BalldlBS Ofwo ry darua "-t Lam* T�rlor, BKrturr. I lOM- AIiOBN LODOS, No. SM. I. O. O. P.-MMli upnr u)Daa. no. m. a. o. n. w.-mmu t DItofi BaU. NwbIu taMUa�� mmhA aad UM TOMiUr nnliiii* ol ouk month. All tUHloa mnalMra wn coidUllr lavIM to M-�HM. C. Hogm. M. W.; J. 'AimliiMaa, B� DIBIOO TiODODK. No. m. K. of P.-MmII) tho Am sad Uilrd TawOmr Tanlnni ol laaitt la VUmft Hall. Vli vara Mtoom*. M. J. rvaar, K. ol H. ud a roaar, C. 0. V. �. ||AU J. PCRRT, Altanwy aad Ceaaaolar at latw. rroaot attention rtventoootlact'oot. Ofllea n�r Ottar ^d to spend aa mncb time there si. ha poaiibtv could. Ha knew, of courae, ttiat ba would be car-tain to meet any numlMr of bis old frienda, ana that the whole proceedlug waa extremaly riakv, but he consoled bimaalf with the thonght that as Mr. Straightway raialv if ever went into social of any lort, aa wai not at all likely to hear aaythU� about it. Bo ha an-aooncad hlmialT iu tha pavilion and waited tha beginning of the play with plaisarabta Impatience. The Heatbcotaa were all antbuiiastie cricketer*, and ba oountod on tbair appearance by I'i o'elook at tha lataat Tba Mleb commaacad in dna cooraa, but upon it� Tarying fortaaea it ia not naoaiaary to dwell. Tha Heatbcotaa alao antivad, and Tom at once took np a ibailion on tha drag by tba aide of Miaa kUea, tba warmth of wboia greeting at ooaa apaadlly baniskad all feara and qnalma of eoaaoienoa tioni bis breaat. Notbtag, ia tact, eoald have bean mora parfael than Mr. BisMr'a happlnasa up to tha lanebaoa interval. Bia aUntorian wall bll' or -well bowlad" oould be b�ard one bnndiad yaida away. Ua elapnad bia baada, itaaipad, aad wa*ad bia bat Ilka tba vsriMt aehoolboy, and Haawkila ba waa unramlttlng la hia at-linlioa to .tba girl of bia baait Two ^eloak atenak. Tbo ball raag for lanob. aad tba oeaa. �aalaof M^ Haatbeoto'a diag praparad Ita tba anbatMittal aiaal wblch Ioibm aa proMtaanl a Mataro �( Iba twagraal �alabaa at LaHI'a. ttai kf M laaoaa daaalaa4Maalm�a�lHta. ifr. Mroltht. pael bis rnrala's prnxi lighl was tha oaly hopa. ^Oood graoioni, 'foml" cried Misa AUaa. " w hat on aaitb to tba matter? torn took as whito as a ihaet." I don't faal very wall, dear. Eteaaa �ana minutok* itaiumared Ur. Baxtar, And be roae hurriedly, aptetting bis plata. and Jampad to tho ground. Jnit aa ba raschaa tarra flraa ha saw the elaiiyman sbakiag hands wMh hit friend on ibe box-Mat; ne waa turning toward Mr. Beatbcota'e drag; in anotber second dataetlon wonld follow. Tom glanced banladly round, the door of the drag waa open and no ona wm looking. He accordingly plunged iu head foremoat, ihni tba door, and to make aaauraoea donbly aoia, pulled up the wooden blind. Than be breathed mors freely. But what on Mrth woald the Haathewtae tbbikr A confederate was absolutely aecaisiry. Tba Heatbi otas' fsmiW butler. Mr. Binns, wM an old friend of Tom's aad might h� railed upon. Baiter aapied Uinns epaning a liottle of cbampaoBe and at* traded bis attentioo as noiaeleiily M possible. 'BinuM!* he whispered, in great Mi la-tlon, "please say to Hiss Alice that I am not wall, and that I h^ve gone to take a walk, to bathe my bead-say anything, Biana-bnt for meroy'a sake don't let her know that I'm in hera. Don't let auybody know. You won't tell, will you?" he con-tlnnad, piteously. Mr. Binna thought that Tom waa off hia bead, bat hia iuipaaaiva face betrayed uo surprise. 'Certainly, air. Any other mesa^e? *Ko! that will do-and, Binna, come back hero at once; I want you to dosomo-thiagelse." Tftsair " Tha message caused some little surprise aud much svmpathy. 'Poor fellowt' said Hisi Alice; 'it all comas from working ao bard iu tbone terrible uluiiis, and never takiug a boli-dajr.- When Bina.i ratnraed, Toni asksd in Ihe name agitated whispar: "Did you notice a tall, tbin gentleman -a clerijymaa-standing lie^iide the drag iuat now?" Yasdir." "Do you see him now?" 'Veasir," Htid Biuns, almost whirtperini;, 'he's a-atanding close here " "Ooo-l gracious'." murmured Tom. 'Look bero! come aud tell wben bo'i gone." And Tom pulled up the other woodeu blind half-way and cowered on the lloor among tbe cusbioua aud duat-cloaka. It wu terribly hot and stuffy, but he dared not move uutil Binns returned, and that per>iouai(� waa absent for no ies'4 tbau half an hour by Tom'x watch. Tbe captive waa 1,'rowtug defiperato, when at last a welcome face appeared at the window above tho blin'l. 'Mr. Baiter, air," wiiinpored Biuus, 'the clerical gout, Hir: be* ou tbo roof of our draK-" "You ilout say so!" grjJiueil Tom. *Ue IS indeed, sir. He anii ma.>iter seam vary thick; tbev're talking over old Cambridge times. I never waited ou him l>efore, air." "i)f course," said tbe curate in despair. "I hoi) it now. (.>ld jSeptimuswasat 0am-briiltie, ao was Uoatbcote. Tbey are old friends. How in tbe uaine of protideuca am I to get out of this? 1 aar, Binns. do yoti know I must stop bore until be goes. You wilt keep it dark-now won't you?" 'Moat certaiuly, air," said tbe sympathetic butler. "Wou't you have soma luucb, sir'/ Nobody will know.' Tom amilad in hia misery at tbe idea. After all. why ahouldn t be> 'Well, Binna, I really tbin'. ipiwared to return witb a hnga plateful of col>l pie, a bottle of chaiupagne. and soma Htraw-berriea. 'Thank ye, Binna," said Tom, grata-fullv; "now go away and dou't come back till'tbe clergyman baa gono. Wbew' Now hot it ia!" It waa hot aud no mial.\k4. On acoicblng day tbe interior ol i ilrai;. with Ihe winoowi ibul, is about >, agieeable a resling-placa at Ihe Black Hole. Tom could not let the blinds down, so he drank atumblarof iced champagne, wbicb made him much warmer than before, though it well at ho eoald. for ba mm big *�a aad tba apAM waa email, ane'rsou-in fact, tbe only atrange thing about bim is that about twenty people have miatakeu bim for your man-Mr. Striiigbtwuy.you know. Are tbey at all alike/" "Ve.1. tbey are-rather," gaaped Tom, scarcely kuowiug whether ho stood on his bead or heels. "Come aud introduce bim to me, darling. I'll make it all right ith voui'father." And be did; but it will be soma timo I>efora be heara the lust of that oriekat match._______________ The Funnp|.Sha|m>d Cloud. When tlie colonel reai'Iicd home the hour was Jate, or early, rather. Tho ooloiipr.s wife, who excu.'tes none of the foibleo which men inculcate, met the colonel with a free/.iog look. TIio colonel, who is ti.iuallv akillfully iii-Vfptive, 'lost his bead" whou he saw UlH wife's face. Wife- "What made you so lute?" Coloi\el (after enibarra��ing Uestta-tiou)-"I wan detained." What detained vou';" "Tell you what's" a fact:. Yesterday evening a fuuncl-aha[ioii etoud caoie along aiul l>I�w me against a wall- '(ijainst a wall-ami the doctor worked five hours in trying to bring me around alt right." ".\ (unuel-tihaiied dond'!'" "Yea." "Are yoxi sure it wa-s acloud?" "Courae I am." "I iliiln't know. I thongUt that i>rol)-ably it was clearer tbau a cloud. Oh, yen, now I see! A man took the thing that looked like a funnel put tbe Bmall end of it into a luttle aud|)OUred Home-thing into it. Thoee funuol-.thaiied cloudH are very daiigt-rous. Tliey throw men agaiii.tt walU aud not infre-iiuputly throw them ou tlie ground." iCThero you go! Blo.it suspicions womau I ever saw. (iot no sympathy; man work.s liimseU to death and womau BU.tpei'tH him. Never Haw the like iu my life. Haven't taken a drink in three wewkn. Never saw the like in my life. Nobody to nympatluze with me. I'sed to thiuk you cared something for ine. Now I "know you don't. Never ha^ the like iu my life. Haven't taken a diink in three weeks." "I didn't aay that you -had been drinki:: ;" "No, l>ut you might b-h well. Keep hinting around. Never saw the tike in my life. NoIkmIv to Hyni|>ahize with me. Useil to thiuL you ntml Nome-thing for me, V>ul now I kuo* you dou't." "If vow haven't Ixjeu drinking anything why itt it yqu are ao drunk?" "Wlio'a uo drunk "You arw." "Tliero you go I Never saw the like iu my lid). Nu u.ne (or a mau to try to do anything when hU wifo u agiiinal him. " Well, 1 must g� to U>J now. Never saw Ihe likeiaajy lifa." -.IrAuu-taw 'tiMVtlar. 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a slanderizing of female genetillia referring to the curtian like appearance of the labia (majora). the "beef" comes from the flesyness of the vagina, meat is also used as a casual refrence to male genetillia "beat your meat".
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Beefcurtian: Slang word for Vagina. The Lips of a vagina resembles the "beef" part. And the "curtians" part of the word is where you pull the vagina lips apart. So then thats where you get "beefcurtian"
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For once a G8 summit has a good idea on the table. David Cameron's call for today's Ulster meeting to agree action against tax havens is original, sensible and needs international concord to push it through. Success would be a real triumph for him. A treaty will take time, but it is good to start now.
So why spoil it with Syria? Syria is a racing certainty to result in discord. It is bound to lead the west and Russia to squabble with each other. Disagreement has already erupted, even within the west's camp. Worst of all, Syria could only sour the atmosphere at the summit itself and reduce the chance of agreement elsewhere.
For Cameron to put Syria on the agenda was a sure-fire own goal. Russia's Vladimir Putin even did him the courtesy of passing through Downing Street yesterday to tell him so. Russia might be at blame for supporting Assad, an old and disreputable ally, in his time of need. But to Putin, Britain and America were supporting a bunch of rebellious – even cannibalistic – fanatics. As for America, Barack Obama has enough trouble with his tub-thumping arms suppliers back home without having Cameron screeching on about war.
The master of opportunistic diplomacy, Henry Kissinger, said that the art of summitry was to avoid setting entrenched positions against each another and thus exaggerating them. Far better to find any area of agreement, however small, and build up from there. No one in Cameron's staff seems to understand this. His best bet today is to get Syria off the table and get down to something useful.


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Djokovic beats Wawrinka, into fifth Australian Open final
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic once again stood tall at the Australian Open as he reached his fourth final in the past five years with another five-set victory over Stan Wawrinka, the man who dumped him out of Melbourne Park last year.
Djokovic, bidding to become the first man to win five Australian Open titles since the game went professional in 1968, ran hot and cold but seized the points that mattered on Friday to beat the defending champion 7-6(1) 3-6 6-4 4-6 6-0.
"As it was the case in the last two years we played five sets and I was ready for the battle," Djokovic said in a courtside interview. "We pushed each other to the limit.
"Stan is a quality player. I made my life very complicated on the court."
The Serb world number one's life will not get any easier on Sunday when he faces old friend Andy Murray, with the Briton looking to win his first Melbourne Park title in his fourth final.
"Andy and I go back to when we were 12 years old, that's when we first played each other," Djokovic added. "We've known each other a long time, it's nice to play another grand slam final against him."
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Chapter 6.1Mature
When Beth woke, she opened her eyes slowly. There was a glass of water on the side table and the covers were pulled over her. She didn't know who had been in, but it seemed like they'd been in fairly recently.
She pulled herself up into a sitting position and looked around the room. She reached over and turned on the lamp. She jumped when the light illuminated Daniel on the other side of the room.
"You scared me," she said to him.
"Sorry," he said apologetically.
Beth sat up a bit more, looking at him. She realised, in the brightening light, that Daniel was wearing a t-shirt.
"Where are your wings?" she asked him.
"I turned the filters on," he replied with a shrug. "They aren't technically real in this world."
"Oh. What's up, anyway?"
"I came to talk to you."
"About what?"
"Last night." Beth didn't say anything, waiting for him to continue. "You... You're of my line, one of my descendants. Now that I look at you, in fact, I can see it. You're so much like your father."
"If I'm the daughter of two Paraa, why did I grow up in a family of hunters and witches?"
"To protect you. Fa'lea must have known of your exemption from Fate and Destiny. She must have known about your possibilities. She had to place you somewhere where it wouldn't look odd if you developed abilities. The first daughter of a witch and a Shadow hunter."
"Where are my real parents then?" Beth asked, unsure.
"They died many years ago. I don't know how."
Beth nodded slowly, thinking she should probably be upset by this news. She stayed silent for a long time.
"Daniel... Why are you here, on Earth? Why aren't you in the Dimension?" she asked eventually.
He thought for a long time. "My mate, E'lla, was the daughter of a noble. Our first daughter, your grandmother, was four years old. One morning, E'lla's maid found her in her bed, dead. Murdered. Stabbed to death in her own bedroom. I was accused of killing her, by my only brother, and her family. I was exiled to Earth immediately and Nacra, my daughter, was taken away to be cared for by my brother. I knew though, that it was my younger brother who killed E'lla. He wanted to rule, and I was in his way. He needed me gone, but not dead. That's why I'm on Earth."
Beth stared at him, shocked to silence. She didn't know what to say.
"No one here knows that. Ezekiel doesn't even know, he doesn't know that I'm his eldest brother. He was born after I was exiled."
"And you've never told anyone before?" Beth asked finally, hearing the incredulity in her own voice. "You've never tried to tell anyone that you didn't kill E'lla?"
"What would be the point? No one would believe me over Frae. It would only cause disruption where there is peace."
She stared at him. He simply shrugged.
"I'll leave you now," he said, standing up and leaving.
As the door was pulled shut behind him, Beth fell back onto the pillows. She thought about sleeping again, but knew it would most likely require a fresh bout of tears.


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Aphrodite: Foreign FriendsMature
"Why hello there ." I said, walking very confidently towards him. I circled him, a cocky smile planted on my face . He wasn't unattractive, but he wasn't the hottest skillet on the stove either. "If you're going to rape us, don't try, I've done kickboxing. " I said, not totally a lie, but not the full truth either. I left my home before I could finish the class, but I do know some crazy skills.
I laughed and walked in . "Wow this is probably the shittiest job I have ever seen . I'll deal though . I smiled and patted him on the back. " Good effort. " I turned around and winked at Kimberly.
There wasn't much space, but it was still better than the street. I could probably steal a mattress from a dumpster if we all did it at like 4 in the morning or something. I sat on the floor, a blanket seperating my basketball shorts and the nasty cement .
"I'm Aphrodite." I said, feeling rude for not introducing myself. "Nice to meet you, stranger ."


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Aurès Mountains
|Aurès Range
Idurar n Awras (Berber)
جبال الأوراس
Mountain landscape at Hammam Essalihine
|Highest point
|Djebel Chélia (Algeria)
|2,328 m (7,638 ft)
|35°19′05″N 6°38′13″E / 35.31806°N 6.63694°ECoordinates: 35°19′05″N 6°38′13″E / 35.31806°N 6.63694°E
|Algeria and Tunisia
|Parent range
|Atlas Mountain System
The Aurès Mountains, (Berber: Awras, Latin: Aurasium,[1] Arabic: جبال الأوراس) are an eastern prolongation of the Atlas Mountain System that lies to the east of the Saharan Atlas in northeastern Algeria.
The mountain range gives its name to the mountainous natural and historical region of the Aurès.
The Aurès mountains are the eastern continuation of the Saharan Atlas. They are located at a lower elevation than the High Atlas mountains of Morocco. The highest peak in the Aurès range is Djebel Chélia in Khenchela Province, which sits at 2,328 metres (7,638 ft).
The Belezma Range is a northwestern prolongation of the Aurès Mountains located where the Tell Atlas and the Saharan Atlas come together. Its main summits are 2,178 m (7,145 ft) high Djebel Refaâ and 2,136 m (7,007 ft) high Djebel Tichaou.[2]
Historically, the Aurès served as a refuge and bulwark for the Berber tribes, forming a base of resistance against the Romans, Vandals, Byzantine, and Arabs along the centuries.[3]
The mountain area was also a district of French Algeria that existed during and after the Algerian War of Independence from 1954 to 1962. It was in this region that the Algerian War of Independence was started by Berber freedom fighters. The rugged terrain of the Aurès makes it still one of the least developed areas in the Maghreb.
In eastern Algeria, the Aurès is a large Berber-speaking region, home of the Chaoui people. The Chaoui eastern Berber population practices traditional transhumance, farming fixed stone terraces in the mountains where they grow sorghum, as well as other grains and vegetables. Seasonally they move their cattle to relatively warm areas in the lowland valleys where they pitch tents or live in other temporary structures and tend livestock through the winter.[4]
See also[edit]
- ^ Procopius: Vandalic war (Book 3-4)
- ^ Belezma National Park - Travel to Algeria
- ^ Conant, Jonathan (2012). Staying Roman : conquest and identity in Africa and the Mediterranean, 439-700. Cambridge New York: Cambridge University Press. p. 280 -281. ISBN 0521196973.
- ^ La vie économique du Chaouia de l'Aurès
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Aurès Mountains.
- Les Aurès - Algérie (French). Includes many photos of the region.


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...Alike To The Rivers; Water and Brimstone...
(Proud of this poem, so it gets a separate page). Love, as seen through nature's day, as fire and water, the strongest elements in their combination stronger.
Love is the pleasant and growing statute,
Viscous to the point of fluidity,
When one heart is divided between
Two substances to dance within,
Passion painted, bodies mixing;
It drips and curls like fire and ice,
And a raging storm with a boiling centre.
A mountain, volcanic, vomits
Water and brimstone up against
The firmest rock that has moulded
Ideas, been created with deluded liquids,
Bubbling out of the ashen waste.
Above the oft-worked rockface,
My star's fires have cooled to the sort
Of stubborn ice I let harden around bones;
There is a frozen spectrum
Of a sunset caught in the gaze of haunting
Midnight, startled by that sudden turn,
That the darkness would court,
Play so slyly with emotions.
And that sun cannot believe the existence:
Softly sounding are the tears of worlds
Forgone, but pattering upon the earth, too.
Her eye observes the passing ground,
Burning in the sweet twilighten notes,
Waxing like the lyrical instrument of desire
As it prepares itself to rise another day,
Another distance into colder space.
All could be changed above that vista.
Instead all fields are alike to the rivers
Pouring through them with literal caress,
The skyline pours down a glow that summons
Better crimson scenes in a reflection,
Or a consideration's shimmer.
She, who spurred on such trickling tongues,
Each drop another incense entrapped
By piano voices: amore e musica.
The rhythm of the day hovers above,
A structure so intrepid when this one
Has broken out from the roughen pouring
Of metal-ore, of an iron driving;
Born of consequential lines,
Its shadow feeds upon the beauty cast.
Not perfection, simply a falling
Rainbow of stardust and cinnamon lights.
Mountain standing harsh has one
Resentment built from the tides:
"Solitary," cries the hot lips,
Sapping strength from a uniform soul,
As taken is the still-warm breath,
The night's last extension against
Our crops- and skin is shivers split.
A picturesque exterior, but beneath nature's course
Turns eyes to hatred, insignia burning,
Hands to drowning the youthful melancholia,
When an ocean lines the waves with tips
Of a simmering flame,
Burning out; if love can take from nature,
Can its rule be true and passive,
When the touch is one state, two,
When the storm is wrecked throughout?


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Oxford is a university city that, though heavily influenced by its namesake university, is not reliant solely upon it for its identity. The county town of Oxfordshire, Oxford has an varied economic base with many contributing sectors, including manufacturing, publishing, IT and science, in addition to education and research. The suburb of Cowley is home to BMW's Mini production factory, and science and technology businesses like Oxford Instruments, Sharp Laboratories Europe, Sophos and Oxford Photovoltaics are based in the city and in areas like the Oxford Science Park and the Begbroke Science Park. It is also home to the Oxford University Press, of course.
Oxford University does shape the skyline of the city, and the university's buildings inspired Matthew Arnold to describe it as the "city of dreaming spires" in his poem Thyrsis. Still, the university is not the whole reason the city is so compelling as a place to live; Oxford has examples of every English architectural period since Saxon times.
According to the 2011 census, Oxford has a population of 151,900, and its demographics are highly influenced by Oxford University. It has fewer young people, fewer older people and more young adults than England as a whole. In Oxford, over 16% of the population is aged 15 and younger, compared to almost 19% in England. The percentage of Oxford residents aged 65 and over is almost 11%, whilst over 16% of England's residents are that age. When it comes to people aged between 18 and 29, about one-third of Oxford's population are that age, and only 16% of England's population is.
Oxford has quite an ethnically diverse population. Over 77% of Oxford's population describe their ethnic background as white and white British, which is just under the nearly 80% of England's population who describe their ethnic background as only white British. Over 85% of England's population describe their ethnicity as white and white British. Oxford's second largest group describe their ethnic background as Asian and Asian British, with over 12% describing themselves as such. Comparatively, over 7% of England's population describe their background as Asian and Asian British.
Oxford has a relatively low unemployment rate: only 3.2% of Oxford is unemployed, compared to 4.4% in England.
Oxford has a large number of independent primary schools with good reputations, including Headington School. Most of the state-run primary schools are rated "good" by Ofsted, and those with good exam scores include New Hinksey Church of England Primary School, West Oxford Community Primary School and St Michael's Church of England Primary School. The one primary school rated "outstanding" is the Grandpont Nursery School, which teaches children aged three to five.
The state of secondary schools is similar. Independent secondary schools with good reputations include Magdalen College School and d'Overbroeck's College. The Cherwell School is an academy that was rated "outstanding" by Ofsted. Matthew Arnold School is rated "good" and has excellent A-Level results.
Further education institutes include Ruskin College and Oxford Brookes University. Of course, the major tertiary institution is the University of Oxford. In 2012-2013 Oxford was tied for second place by the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, along with Stanford University in the United States.
Oxford is very accessible by road. There are several major routes into and out of the city. The M40 connects Oxford to London and Birmingham. The A34 goes from Winchester to Salford, running through Oxford. The A40 goes to Wales and London. The A44 starts in Oxford and ends in Aberystwyth, whilst the A420 begins in Oxford and ends in Bristol. There are bus routes throughout the city and into surrounding towns and villages.
Oxford railway station is just to the west of the city centre, and it is along six lines. Chiltern Railways runs a Birmingham-Oxford service and an Oxford-Bicester service. The CrossCountry Manchester-Bournemouth and Newcastle-Reading and beyond lines both go through Oxford. First Great Western's Cotswold Line links Oxford with Hereford, and its Cherwell Valley Line connects Didcot with Banbury, through Oxford.
Seven miles away from the city is the London Oxford Airport, with regularly scheduled flights to Edinburgh and Dublin.
Amenities and Shopping
As a city that attracts international students and workers, Oxford has a wide range of amenities.
Museums and Galleries
Unsurprisingly, Oxford is absolutely stuffed with museums. The Ashmolean Museum has a huge collection of art and artefacts, from ancient times to today. The Oxford Museum have exhibitions on the city's history and galleries featuring art and artists related to the area. The Bate Collection of Musical Instruments has 1500 exhibits on European instruments, and the Museum at Oxford University Press looks at the history and influence of the world-famous printing press. The Pitt Rivers Museum is Oxford university's museum of anthropology and archaeology, whilst University Museum of Natural History holds the artefacts and other materials the university has collected over the years. Science Oxford Live is an interactive museum that allows visitors to discover how science fits into everyday life, and the University Museum of the History of Science explores early scientific thought and instruments.
Theatres and Venues
New Theatre Oxford puts on cabaret, musicals, bands, tribute shows, magic shows and comedy. The Pegasus Theatre is where young people can collaborate with professional artists from around the world. Oxford Playhouse is an independent theatre that puts on student and professional shows, musicals and plays, family shows and dance performances, stand-up and lectures, and much more.
Like others in the chain, the O2 Academy Oxford hosts a range of indie and rock concerts and club nights. The Holywell Music Room is Oxford University's chamber music hall. Arts at the Old Fire Station is an arts centre with a theatre for plays and concerts, a studio for dance and workshops and spaces for classes and other events. The North Wall Arts Centre is dedicated to promoting up-and-coming artists across a range of media.
Year-round, Oxford has a full schedule of events and festivals. Quite a few of the festivals focus on the exchange of ideas. The Oxford International Women's Festival highlights the local, national and international issues that women face, and the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival sees more than 350 writers come to Christ Church College to participate in lectures, discussions and more. The Oxfordshire Science Festival features lectures and hands-on activities for people of all ages.
There are also several music, dance and art festivals. Dancin' Oxford is the city's celebration of all forms of dance, whilst the Oxford May Music Festival tries to bring together the arts, science and music. In May, the artists in Oxford and the surrounding county open their studios to the public during the Oxfordshire Art Weeks. Oxfringe is a festival of comedy, music, art and literature. The Philomusica International Piano Festival sees exceptional young pianists come to Oxford to have masterclasses with leading teachers and performers, with concerts in the evening. The Oxford Lieder simply celebrates song, and the Oxford Chamber Music Festival highlights the intimate style of playing music. St Giles Fair is Oxford's traditional street fair.
The city's premier football team, Oxford United, play in League Two, and Oxford Rugby League Football Club are in Championship 1. In rugby union, Oxford Harlequins Rugby Football Club are in the National League 3 South West, and London Welsh RFC play in the Aviva Premiership.
Oxford is home to several hockey clubs, including the Oxford Hockey Club and the Oxford Hawks Hockey Club. The Oxford City Stars are an ice hockey team in the English National League South.
There are also several rowing clubs. The City of Oxford Rowing Club is Oxford's largest rowing club, and the Oxford University Rowing Clubs is a collection of the many rowing clubs at the university, including the men and women's lightweight rowing teams, the Oxford University Boat Club and the Oxford University Women's Boat Club, who compete against Cambridge University Boat Club at the annual Boat Race in London. The Oxford Academicals Rowing Club is open to anyone aged 18 or over, and the Falcon Rowing and Canoeing Club is open to people of all ages.
In the heart of the city, Westgate Shopping Centre has more than 40 shops, including Primark, Build-a-Bear Workshop and New Look. A couple of streets over, the Clarendon Centre is home to around 20 shops like Zara, French Connection and Gap. The Covered Market is to the east of both of those centres, and it is filled with local traders selling produce, breads and cakes, meats and cheeses, seafood, leather goods, flowers, clothing, gifts and more.
Oxford has independent shops dotted throughout the city, though there are some streets with more shops than others. Broad Street is said to be the most high-end street in Oxford. There, Broadwells department store has been trading for almost 300 years and now sits near Blackwell's music and art shops, Oxford Campus Stores and Cath Kidston. Turl Street, also called The Turl, is home to several traditional outfitters, including gentlemen's tailors, a bespoke shoe shop, Oxford's oldest jewellery shop and a whisky outlet.
Cowley Road has several accessories and clothes shops. In the suburb of Jericho, Little Clarendon Street has fashion boutiques, a gallery, a gift shop and several cafés and restaurants, and Walton Street has independent food shops, a florist, an interior design store and clothes shops.
Oxford's high street is not lined with the common chain shops. Instead, the Oxford University Press Shop is nestled between antiques shops, a specialist tobacconist, traditional English clothiers and jewellery stores.
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THE biblical scholar who will take the helm of the Brisbane Catholic diocese next month says he is not a "church mouse" and vows to immerse himself in the culture of Brisbane.
Speaking to the media for the first time since he was appointed to the diocese's top role, Archbishop Mark Coleridge, 63, admitted he was embarking on the greatest challenge of his life at an age when most people were retiring.
The Melbourne-born Catholic, who will leave the Canberra diocese to take up the Brisbane post, served in the Secretariat of State at the Vatican and was a chaplain to Pope John Paul II in 2001.
While in Rome he developed "great respect and affection" for former Brisbane Archbishop John Bathersby, who retired earlier this year.
Archbishop Coleridge appeared relaxed and confident at his new home in New Farm as he outlined the road ahead.
Seeing the Brisbane diocese as an area of "very rich possibility" and diverse culture, the Archbishop aims to use his "great teaching gift" to educate youth.
"I would be content to be mightily engaged in Catholic educations in the Archdiocese of Brisbane and be in the schools and supporting teachers in whatever way," he said.
"Tribal Catholicism is dead. Simply because you were born in a tribe does not mean that you become Catholic."
Asked if he believed the rules of celibacy in the priesthood could change, the Archbishop said it was "unrealistic".
"I can speak personally and say I have found celibacy in my life something that is deeply creative in a mysterious and counter-cultural way," he said.
"Not only do I not have regrets about the choice I made when I was 25 or younger when I chose celibacy but it I think it has been an empowering thing in my life."
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Territory: WorldNOWDimitri has always had a mind of his own. In the summer of 2007 he decides to take a sabbatical, after having played for 23 years in a row. He trades the club scene for a farm in the north of Holland, while taking care of mentally disabled kids on a voluntary basis. In the meantime he still keeps himself up to date with the latest releases. After a 3 years time-out he feels it is time to get back to his fans. He celebrates his comeback on June 16 2010 at club Trouw in Amsterdam, the start of a residency at one of the best dance venues in Europe. He owns this to the fact that he bridges the gap between the first and second generation of dance adepts, combining in his sets only the most remarkable classics with the cutting-edge sounds of today. His all nighters are truly highly anticipated events. Famous festivals like Awakenings, Loveland and Mysteryland are still happy to add him to their line-ups. And last but not least: he releases his first EP on Planet E, with remixes by Carl Craigand Orlando Voorn. Things keep on working out pretty well until January 2013. Due to a bacterial infection Dimitri finds himself in a university hospital, his life hanging by a thread. But he is determined to fight back. His recovery amazes even the most experienced surgeons – he lost his lower right leg though – and in just 5 months time he is back on track. His new prothesis and his fitness regime enable him to stand on his 'feet' again, maybe stronger than ever.September 7 2013 will always be remembered as Dimitri's second comeback at Trouw. That night he takes the crowd on a very personal journey, getting rid of all the anxiety and pain of the previous months. And most of all: proving that music has the power to heal, one of his strong inner beliefs. In the near future Dimitri will go on spinning records all over Europe and hopefully the rest of the world. Mysteryland USA (Woodstock, USA) will be his first big appearance abroad after his illness. Producing and mixing music will more and more become part of his 'core business'. And good news for – young – talent: in the summer of 2014 he will start teaching at the School of House in Amsterdam, giving masterclasses to anyone with a heart for playing or producing electronic music. Dimitri is here to stay… and the best is yet to come!THENThe music career of Dimitri Kneppers' (1967), better known as 'Dimitri from Amsterdam', reads like an encyclopedia. A Dutch house encyclopedia, that is. After 30 years of spinning records you could call this DJ a true veteran, known for his enormous sensitivity, true feeling and mixing skills. Hardly anybody ever felt and looked so comfortable behind the decks as DJ Dimitri. Ecstasy is no longer just a word, but a true magical moment as the crowd, the surroundings and the music all come together in one hypnotizing state of happiness. This man knows -or should we say feels- what he is doing, not only behind the decks but also when producing his own music. In 1988 Dimitri obtains his first residency at club Richter in Amsterdam and starts spinning in the legendary RoXY, where he distinguishes himself from the rest of the DJ-ing world through his bold and innovative mixing techniques. Dimitri is one of the first DJs to mix a house record with breakbeats or drum 'n bass, proving he is not only capable of mixing those two records together by tempo and rhythm , but also just by melody or tune/pitch, creating real-time compositions. At that time this was really groundbreaking. A style that has been copied ever so often, although never truly coming close to the master himself.By 1991 Dimitri spins at all the major (warehouse) parties in the Netherlands, Belgium and Italy. He brings out his first record and starts his own label B.E.S.T. (Beautiful Soul Techno). From 1992 onwards he continues to take over the club world with gigs from Brussels to NYC and from Paris to Detroit – Derrick May becomes a close friend – and starts his famous 'Hi-Tech Soul Movement' club night in RoXY on Thursday nights. People from all over the country come to check out his distinctive taste of records and to hear his 'no concessions policy' when choosing music, in which many consider him still truly authentic.


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About Summer L.Close
In music recording lessons, we will focus on learning Pro Tools and other DAWs in a hands-on setting. I provide students with editing exercises and songs to mix and master that we will work through together. We can also discuss miking techniques, signal flow, post-production techniques, ear training, and acoustics. I tailor each lesson to the student's interests and to help the student achieve their goals.
About Summer
I am passionate about sharing musical knowledge with others and believe that the most important aspect of teaching music is creating an environment that is encouraging, fun, and individualized for each student. I have over 7 years of experience teaching piano, theory, and guitar to students of all ages and musical backgrounds.
Above all, our lessons will be about learning what you want to learn
Students who are interested to do so will have the opportunity to perform at spring and winter recitals.
I graduated from Berklee College of Music in Boston with degrees in Performance and Audio Engineering. I have studied with extraordinary musicians and teachers such as Ray Santisi, Jennifer Elowsky-Fox, Doug Johnson, Yakov Gubanov, Tibor Putszai and Suzanna Sifter.
Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions or if you don't see a time slot available that works for you! My schedule changes frequently and is often flexible, so we can likely work something out.
· Guitar · In home
· Guitar · In home
· Piano · In home
Summer L.
Summer L.
About Eric J.Close
Will help you navigate the different options and give you the tools you'll need to be able to create your best music without technical trouble in Pro Tools, Logic, Garageband, Ableton and other DAW software. Teach you to use Plug-ins and get great sounds and the basics of putting a "mix" together.
About Eric
Currently, I play in 3 active bands gigging regularly & produce artists for their own projects. I spent much of the past 15 years touring, writing an
Last year, I signed a major label publishing deal with Fieldhouse Music/BMG played throughout Europe (and taught online lessons while away). Since 2014, I have released 5 singles and two EPs and in early 2017 another two EPs. I am currently endorsed by PRS guitars, Elixir Strings, & Godin Guitars/Bass Guitars.
I teach my clients in my creative and comfortable home teaching studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. I work with singers, guitarists/bassists, pianists & songwriters/producers/composers in a wide age range, assorted skill levels with a variety of musical goals.
Some of the musical styles I regularly teach: Rock, Indie Rock, Metal, Hard Rock, Alternative, Pop, Punk, Blues, Jazz, Funk, Soul, R&B, Classical.
I'm highly experienced as an online (Skype, Facetime and G+) instructor, teaching online lessons worldwide for the past 4 years to students who reside locally, nationally and even internationally.
*** Lesson Details ***
My students gain expertise in the following techniques and more...
∙ proper breathing & breath support
∙ vocal placement / resonance
∙ diction
∙ vowels and proper modification techniques
∙ bridging registers & 'the high note'
∙ mixed voice
∙ vibrato
∙ vocal health/maintaining your voice
∙ touring, recording, performing
∙ screaming
∙ rhythmic singing
∙ writing songs/melodies/lyrics to suit your vocal strengths
Lead and Rhythm Guitar:
Chord voicing: triads, four note open/closed chord voicing, chord melodies, comping, strumming, finger-style, standard grooves in various styles.
Step-by-step approach to soloing/improvisation: major & minor scales & modes & arpeggios, triads, blues/pentatonic scales and "licks". phrasing & line development over simple & sophisticated harmonic changes.
Techniques including:
Alternate/sweep & tremolo picking, hybrid picking, slide guitar, hammer on/pull offs, (up to 8 finger) tapping, bending and whammy techniques, diagonal scale, arpeggios & note groupings and 4 finger scales.
Bass Guitar:
Right hand:
finger style, pick &
Groove, rhythms and playing time
Time signatures, walking bass lines,
arpeggios, double stops,
chords & improvising
Writing bass lines.
**All of my students learn:
Sight reading (standard notation/tablature)
Music Theory & Ear Training
Rhythm / Timing (including reading rhythms)
We will focus 1/2 of the lesson on repertoire and 1/2 the lesson on technique. Many of my students text/email me a few days prior to our scheduled lesson with a song selection for the week. I focus our lesson's technical study with the song in mind. It has proven to be very effective and makes the technique and theory are less "boring."
*** Studio Equipment ***
I have (7) guitars: including (4) electric, (2) acoustic/electric, & (3) electric bass
(2) tube guitar amplifiers, and various guitar effects pedals.
(1) full-size 88-key MIDI keyboard, (1) 61-key USB keyboard controller, and (1) Arturia MINILAB MIDI controller.
Also, I have an assortment of industry standard dynamic & condenser microphones for live performance and recording applications.
DAW recording software (Pro Tools 12.x, Logic 10.x, Ableton Live)
software synthesizers by Arturia, Fabfilter, Native Instruments, Spectrasonics, Steven Slate, Toontrack and more. I use plugin effects by Izotope, Fabfilter, Plugin Alliance and Universal Audio and Waves for many of my lessons and recording projects.
*** Travel Equipment ***
I can provide a guitar, videos, music recording, music workbooks and everything else a student may need... I prefer for students to print chord/fretboard & staff paper and bring to their lessons... Although I can do it if they can't... Students should just bring a list of songs they wish to learn to our lessons and a desire to learn
*** Specialties ***
Rock, Pop, Indie/Alternative, Hard Rock, Classic Rock, Metal, Punk, EDM / Dance / Electronica, Jazz, Blues, R&B, Funk, Classical and more….I am fluent in the latest recording technology, songwriting/composition, performance coaching, career development. I will help you to find your unique voice, a polished and distinct sound, and your true personality as an artist.
I will recharge your passion for music and making music.
· Vocal Training · Online
While I think Eric is great and definitely knows his stuff, if you are considering music (or any other skill worth pursuing, really), you're going to get out what you put into it; your instructor will only take you so far. You have to work for it and want it. Eric points me in the right direction and corrects things the best he can in our short time together. My job is to do the work between lessons to ensure I'm constantly improving. Simply having a good instructor will not guarantee success. You have to put in the work and effort, too.
· Vocal Training · In studio
· Singing · Online
Eric J.
Eric J.
About Mike B.Close
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About Mike
My strength lies in my ve
*** Lesson Details ***
Music is fun!!! I strive for all my students to enjoy themselves, to have a great time learning about the world of music.
I use a song-based approach to guitar playing. Armed with just a small vocabulary of chords, you can play hundreds of great songs. My students will determine the course of their lesson plan by selecting songs they want to learn. While maintaining proper technique and effective practice methods, we will learn the fundamentals of the guitar by playing the music that we love. After 6 months, you will know all the basic chords, and the fundamentals of playing a solo. As lessons progress, you also learn song structure and some basic harmonic theory so you can begin creating on your own.
*** Travel Equipment ***
The student is expected to provide his or her own guitar.
*** Specialties ***
Jazz, ear training, songwriting, theory
· Guitar · In home
· Guitar · In studio
· Guitar · In studio
Mike B.
Mike B.
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As a professional sessions musician, film composer, as well as a producer of many artists and performers, I have years of professional in studio recording experience and a background in multiple DAWS, plug-ins, outboard gear and MIDI applications.
About Rob
As an experienced teacher of composition, arranging, orchestration, music theory and guitar, I have developed
I am located in New York City in Midtown Manhattan on the West Side. I began performing professionally at age 16, doing session work, teaching and performing. I attended the National Guitar Summer Workshop, New Milford, Connecticut, to diversify my skills, participating in master classes with guitar icons Vinnie Moore, Stanley Jordan and Mick Goodrick.
I started college at Temple University's Tyler School of Art, and completed a Bachelor of Music degree summa cum laude, studying jazz guitar and composition/arranging, as well as completd the Honors program at Temple University's Esther Boyer College of Music. My studies included jazz guitar with Tom Giacobetti and Ed Flanagan; jazz composition/arranging with Don Glanden, Ben Schacter and Larry McKenna; and classical composition with Matthew Greenbaum, Ph.D., Maurice Wright, D.M.A., Richard Brodhead, Ph.D., and Mark Rimple, D.M.A. I also conducted/arranged the School's Jazz Vocal Ensemble and was awarded membership in the Golden Key Honor Society. I also studied guitar privately with Shrapnel/Tone Center recording artist Greg Howe, Lasers Edge recording artist Scott McGill and Jazz icons Pat Martino (Blue Note) and Jimmy Bruno (Mel Bay).
I earned a Masters of Arts degree in music composition at Rutgers University, studying with world renowned, Pulitzer Prize winning composer Charles Wuorinen. In my first year, he was awarded a Teaching Assistantship in Music Composition and Theory.
I pursued additional studies (and master classes) in composition with celebrated composers Aaron Jay Kernis, Harvey Sollberger, Jukka Tiensuu, David Felder, Mario Davidovsky, Charles Fussell, Austin Clarkson and George Russell; film score orchestration with Scott Smalley (Film Music Institute) and film scoring with Rick Baitz (The Manhattan Producer's Alliance), as well as performance studies with Wynton Marsalis, Max Roach, Billy Taylor, Bill Shindling, Magmus Andersson, Stu Hamm, Terry Bozzio, Frank Gambale, Larry Mitchell, Andy Timmons, Adrian Legg and Blues Saraceno.
I was the Music Director and conductor for the Mondfleck Orchestra, Music Director and Composer-In-Residence for the Trash Can Society Theater Company and composer for improv theater group, The Glass Metropolis Project.
I released my critically acclaimed debut CD, a collection of virtuosic instrumental guitar music and have been interviewed and featured in many publications and websites worldwide, including Guitar Player, Guitar World, 20th Century Guitar, Guitar Chef (Italy), Guitar Mania (Canada), among many others. I was selected as a Top 5 Finalist in the 2006 North American Rock Guitar Competition, presented by Guitar Player magazine and Gibson guitars and was inducted as a new member into the 2007 Independent Artist Registry.
I was selected to be a part of the June in Buffalo Festival for Emerging Composers in Buffalo, New York, where celebrated pianist Marilyn Nonken performed my solo piano piece, Aerial Surveying. I was commissioned to compose, conduct and perform the music for Sirens, a modern dance presentation in collaboration with celebrated choreographer Julia Ritter. I was also commissioned to write a modern composition for Renaissance lute titled A Mosaic of Cement and Barbed Wire, performed at the Sarah Lawrence Summer Guitar Institute. My piece, Like Giants Through a Keyhole, trio for flute, cello and piano performed as part of the Network for New Music's Cross-Currents in Jazz and New Music: The Schooling and School of Stefan Wolpe series. My orchestra composition, Ideological Explosions of the Absurd Hero, was performed in Milan, Italy.
My music has been featured throughout film and television. I have composed the scores for many feature films, television, web and ad campaigns, and my music has been featured on MTV, VH1, NBC, CBS, ABC, Discovery, History Channel, PBS, etc.
I was a featured speaker at the Music for My Web Series Panel as part of the BlogWorld & New Media Expo held at the Javits Center in NYC on June 7, 2012.
I am a proud endorsee of Seymour Duncan pickups, Morley pedals, Madison Amps, Curt Mangan strings and Neck Sock.
*ASCAP affiliated composer and publisher
*International Alliance Of Composer's member
*Independent Film Project (IFP) member
*** Lesson Details ***
Guitar, Music Theory, Composition/Arranging, Songwriting, Improvisation and Home Recording.
Instruction in any style - Rock, Jazz, Blues, Funk, Metal, Shred, Progressive, Classical, Folk, R&B, etc.,
*20 Years of Teaching experience, privately, in music schools and in universities. *
For all ages. From beginner to advanced!
I am also a University Faculty and hold both a Bachelors of Music and Masters in Music
I am located in Midtown Manhattan on the West Side in a relaxed comfortable environment.
Learn the kind of music you want to learn. We will always focus on the music you want to play and use examples of the music and performers that you want to play to teach each new technique. That way it's always FUN! The way it should be.
Learn the techniques to reach your fullest potential in speed, dexterity, strength and musicality. My technique, derived from classical, jazz, fusion, rock, blues, metal and shred players, includes specific exercises to help develop proficiency in both hands for the best results.
Music Theory: Musical concepts and terminologies, presented in the simplest and clearest way, unlock musicians' secrets and help you understand and apply theoretical ideas to achieve your greatest potential and musical competence.
Improvisation: Learn soloing, melodic phrasing, rhythmic analysis and how to apply various musical styles and articulations, along with scales for all types of chords and key structures, including major/minor, pentatonic, blues, modes, harmonic and melodic minor modes, as well as exotic and synthetic scales - all skills for lead guitarists. Practice diverse approaches to various musical genres and proficiencies.
Soloing: Master advanced techniques including legato, alternate, economy and hybrid picking, sweep picking, arpeggios, double stops and much more. Become an accomplished melodic guitarist, know how to play whatever you want and reach your optimum level of proficiency.
Chord Structures: Learn modulation, transposition, inversions, voicings and the use of extended and advanced chords from basic triads to sevenths and compound extensions, as well as songwriting, accompaniment and creating chord progressions. You will explore the essential vocabulary and exercises for writing guitar parts, songs and chord-based harmonies.
Composition: Cover all aspects of composition and songwriting for any genre including analysis, harmonic/chord structures and progressions, approaches to melody, counter melody and counterpoint and how to apply these to various styles of music and composition, including arranging and orchestration from rock and pop to jazz and full orchestrations.
Lessons are developed to meet your individual needs and ensure your progress.
*** Studio Equipment ***
I have guitars available that students are welcome to use in their lessons, as well as amplifiers, etc.
*** Specialties ***
I am an experienced teacher of guitar, composition, arranging, orchestration, music theory and have developed my own personal teaching concepts and methods for improving technique, chord/scale theory and counterpoint for various styles and genres of music including advanced techniques for Jazz, Pop, Rock, Metal, Shred, Fusion, Blues, others. I have developed teaching methods to improve a students speed, accuracy and facility on the instrument. I am a professional freelance, live, studio and session guitarist, composer, arranger and producer.
· Guitar · In studio
· Guitar · In studio
· Guitar · In home
Rob S.
Rob S.
About Tom M.Close
I own a home recording studio with a live tracking room in Brooklyn! I can teach you how to record a live band, covering everything from mic'ing drums correctly, to learning how to use a console, to learning how to use software such as Protools or Logic Pro. I can also show you how to mix a recording session and how to complete a full song.
About Tom
· Guitar · In studio
· Guitar · In studio
Tom M.
Tom M.
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Rapunzel Ch. 1
I sat in the flowers and thought about how to redecorate my bedroom; I redecorated it every month to shake things up and it was getting pretty dull in there. Sometimes, just after redecoration, I would blindfold myself just to test how well I changed it. If I don't stumble at least three times, something needs to be changed. As I gazed around, I spotted a clutch of stargazers. Reaching over, I plucked enough for a crown. As I started, however, I heard horse hooves in the distance. In a minute, a male rider appeared.
Hi, I'm Rapunzel. I was not, repeat not, kidnapped. I've lived here in my tower all my life with my mother. Unfortunately, she suffered a fatal injury and only cares for peace and quiet. Even if I'm whisper-humming, she'll shush me. After about a week of her shushing me, we finally agreed on a sound-proof door. She shushes me if I forget to close it, but whatever. Anyway, you know my hair length, my hair color is light brown, my eyes are hazel, and I'm about 5'4". One thing you should know about my hair is, I have to trim an inch off each day. If I don't, in one week it'll be a mile long. If I do, it grows to be a mile long in about a month. Unnaturally fast compared to most people, but natural for me.
Hiking up my skirt, I scrambled to my feet and sprinted to the hidden ladder in my tower. One more thing you should know is, I do a lot of sprinting, so I'm pretty fast. Back to story.
Scrambling up the ladder, I managed to get into the tower, finish and place the crown on my head, and still make myself presentable. As the rider came to a stop at the bottom of the tower, I looked out and saw there was another princess on his horse.
"Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down thy hair. So I may climb thy golden stair."
"Stop with the poetry. I know your just trying to impress me. Who's your girlfriend?" I raised my eybrows at him.
He sighed then answered," I'm supposed to pick you up for my brother. So could you please let down your hair so I can climb up it and rescue you?"
"Why didn't he come?"
"I don't know. Please let down your hair."
"I can't."
"Why not?" He looked confused and slightly worn out. His patience seemed that way anyway.
"I got a haircut!" I held out my head so he could see my hair was neatly at my shoulders.
"You're not supposed to do that!"
"Why not?" I pulled my head back into the room a bit.
"That's against protocol! You're supposed to follow protocol!"
"I don't know! You're just supposed to! You're supposed to let down your hair, have me climb up it, rescue you, then we live happily ever after! Well with my brother anyway."
"I'm supposed to this, I'm supposed to that! This is what I'm supposing of your protocol!" I pulled all the way into my room then hurried to the back of my room. Opening a door, I stepped out to the fire escape. Sliding down the pole, I ran around the tower and started to chase the hince. I had almost caught up to him when he had jumped onto his horse. I still chased him until we were in the forest. Panting, I came to a stop as he galloped away with his lucky princess.
"Stupid dress!" I exclaimed. "If I weren't wearing this stupidly heavy dress then I would've caught him before he even got onto the horse!"
"Sounds like you could use a pair of these!" A girl jumped out of the shadows. I recognized her instantly. Snow White, the most beautiful girl in the land. Her hair was darker than the shadows, her lips redder than blood, skin making it evident she took a long nap without the sun. She held out a pair of forest green shorts with half a skirt attached to the back. "Green's not my color."
Taking them, I looked at her. "You sure?"
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"Sweet!" We turned at headed to my tower.


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Friday, July 17
There was a storm at our house today! The wind starting blowing really early in the morning, and it woke me up, so I was in a bad mood to begin with. After everyone else's moody and pathetic texts yesterday, my phone was now far-from-comfortably snuggled under my wardrobe in the corner.
Anyways, back to the storm. We turned on the tv at about nearly 1 in the morning [translation - 6:45 am], and the weather man said there would be a drizzle over where we lived, but the main storm would be further south. Well, I thought, if this was what it was like when it was drizzling, I can't imagine how bad the real storm must be! Mum says not to trust the weatherman anyways.
So all day none of us could go out because it was pooring it down, and we could hear thunder too. Simpsons was just beginning to start when there was a massive blindingly flash, and all the lights and the tv turned off. I was listening to the kitchen radio when I was making myself a sandwhich at the time, and it made me jump.
So then the power was off for a realllllllllly reeaalllyyyy long time [about 4 and a half hours], and we missed the Simpsons. I ran upstairs and grabbed my phone from near all the old sweets and scrunched up paper under my wardrobe. I decided to text absolutely everyone this time. Libby and Margie said it was sunny where they were, and Lucy said to stop being such a wimp.
I went downstairs to get some cereal, my phone extra-violently replaced under my furniture. I couldn't rely on my so-called friends, so I would have to stick this one out on my own.
Eventually, the storm didn't die down. It's still going now. I think the house is goint to collapse soon. It wasn't built for things like this. I hope it stops soon, 'cause its so darn late and i'm unibileevably tired. See? It's affcting my spelling too. [Note: It's about half-past 8]


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Jeff Lynne announced that ELO is releasing it's first new album in over a decade!
Lynne says the album will be called "Alone In The Universe" and be released on November 13th. Listen here to the first song off the new album called "When I Was A Boy." It instantly sounds like ELO at first piano note.


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