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PHOTOS: The Santa Cruz Madyson Middleton case
Madyson Middleton, 8, of Santa Cruz, vanished from the Tannery Arts Center in Santa Cruz on July 26, 2015. She was found dead 26 hours later.PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
Adrian Jerry Gonzalez, 15, was charged as an adult. "He is charged with one count of murder, (with) special circumstances involving sexual offenses, lying in wait, and kidnapping," the DA said.PHOTO: Instagram / awkwardyoyoer
This is the last image of Maddy alive. She was recorded riding her scooter by a security camera moments before she vanished.PHOTO: Santa Cruz Police Dept.
Madyson was murdered between 5:05 p.m. and 6:08 p.m. on July 26, 2015, police said.
Jasmine Schlafe, a writer who lives at the Tannery, said, "Maddy will not be forgotten. Through our art she'll live on. Through our songs, our poems, our murals."
Gonzalez showed no emotions as he stood before a judge on July 30, 2015.PHOTO: KSBW
A coroner determined that Madyson was strangled and stabbed to death.PHOTO: KSBW
Gonzalez remains in custody at the Santa Cruz County juvenile detention center.PHOTO: KSBW
Laura Jordan, Madyson's mother, heard crying near the memorial for her daughter. She saw Reggie Factor, Gonzalez's mother, on her knees, inconsolable. Factor cried to God and screamed that her son was a terrible boy. Why hadn't anyone told her? How could she not have known?PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
Jordan knelt next to her, placed a hand on her back, and held her close. "I love you, I don't blame you," she said she repeatedly told Factor. "It's not your fault."PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
On the day Madyson was murdered, Gonzalez uploaded a video on Instagram showing him playing the song Mad World by Gary Jules on the piano. He captioned the video with one line of lyrics: "The dreams in which I'm dying are the best I've ever had."PHOTO: Instagram / awkwardyoyoer
"Maddy was an acquaintance to the suspect. She was lured to the suspect's apartment. She was not taken there against her will. She was 8 years old and had a reasonable amount of trust in him," Police Chief Kevin Vogel said.PHOTO: KSBW
According to the police chief, the 15-year-old boy lured 8-year-old Madyson into his apartment, killed her, and put her body inside a box. The young girl trusted the boy enough to follow him into the apartment because he was her neighbor at the Tannery Arts Center.PHOTO: KSBW
The teenager carried Madyson's body downstairs to this recycling bin, the police chief said.PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
District Attorney Jeff Rosell charged the boy as an adult.PHOTO: KSBW
A source close to the investigation told the San Francisco Chronicle about a possible motive. According to the source, "The boy told police that he had been contemplating suicide, and that he had killed the girl to see how people would react," the Chronicle wrote.PHOTO: KSBW
Gonzalez is led away in handcuffs from the Tannery Arts Center the evening he was arrested.
When officers were escorting the boy in handcuffs Monday night, a woman, who appeared to be his mother, was hysterical and in disbelief that he was being taken away.PHOTO: KSBW
The boy had lived with his mother and the art center for the past six years. Neighbors described the suspect as admired and well-liked.
Friends and neighbors described the 8-year-old, who everyone called "Maddy," as outgoing and full of spunk.
As a tribute to Madyson, a wolf sand sculpture was made for her on Main Beach July 31. Her mother invited Santa Cruzans to howl at the full blue moon because Madyson loved wolves.PHOTO: Santa Cruz Sand
A memorial for Maddy is seen at the Tannery Arts Center on Tuesday. (July 28, 2015)PHOTO: KSBW / Phil Gomez
The Tannery Arts Center provides artists and their families with an affordable place to live and create art. Artists who live there are part of a close-knit community.PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
Neighbors and friends mourn the little girl's death. (July 28, 2015)PHOTO: KSBW
Girls carry flowers to a memorial. (July 28, 2015)PHOTO: KSBW
An Amber Alert was not issued because the case did not meet certain criteria to trigger the move.PHOTO: KSBW
Madyson lived at the Tannery Arts Center on River Street in Santa Cruz with her parents.PHOTO: KSBW / Phil Gomez
Madyson's father, Michael MiddletonPHOTO: KSBW
Many volunteers gathered Monday with hopes that they would find the missing little girl.PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
Flyers alert Santa Cruz residents that the girl is missing.
She had a new scooter and was showing it off Sunday. Then she was gone.
During the 26 hours that Madyson was missing Sunday and Monday, hundreds of FBI agents, police officers, search dogs, and volunteers scoured Santa Cruz with high hopes that she would be found alive and well.PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
"Thanks to the cooperation between local, state and federal law enforcement agencies, as well as citizens of the community, this case was solved in just over 24 hours. Unfortunately the search ended in the worst way imaginable," prosecutors said.PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
Hope turned into disbelief and dismay when a Santa Cruz Police Department detective found the little girl's body.PHOTO: Connor Radnovich / SF Chronicle
The Rio Theatre posted a message reading "Madyson Maddy Middleton RIP."PHOTO: KSBW
The boy is an enthusiastic yo-yoer. He gave a yo-yo demonstration to kids at the arts center as recently as July 13.
Authorities did not release a motive explaining why a 15-year-old boy would want to kill an 8-year-old girl.PHOTO: KSBW
The charges
Gonzalez's Instagram account, named Awkward Yo Yoer, was deleted Wednesday. It had been flooded with hundreds of comments expressing disgust and hate towards Gonzalez.PHOTO: Instagram / Awkwardyoyoer
Hundreds gathered at Kaiser Permanente Arena in Santa Cruz for Madyson "Maddy" Middleton's memorial.PHOTO: KSBW
Paintings of Madyson by Tannery Arts Center artist also adorned the arena.
Mayor Don Lane commemorated Madyson's life by declaring October 5th, 2015 "Madyson Middleton Day." She would have turned 9 years old on that day.PHOTO: KSBW


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Router seems to reset or change settings intermittently. Every couple of weeks, it cannot connect to the internet and I have to reset everything. Problem also seems to be increasing in frequency. Could it be a router hardware issue or a cable provider modem/router handshake issue?
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do you manually need to power cycle it for it to start working as normal?
i have seen this lots before, in my case, the routers were constantly being "wrecked" so to speak from UPnP Traffic. (Mostly online gaming in my case)
the only thing i was able to do is upgrade the firmware, but when it's happened to me in the past, call it in, if it has a warranty if not, go shopping for a new one :(


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Discussion in 'Colorado Football Message Board' started by Keesy9, Jul 21, 2008.
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pfffftttt..... everyone knows that!
can they get re-eligible with the second term?
Sounds like Simas may have a chance from the article just posted from Buffzone. Hopefully he can get it straightened out and be on the field. If not, I hope he learns a lesson and hits the books hard.
Seriously, though. It isn't that freakin' hard. I didn't do **** in college and still managed grades way above passing. I know they have football that eats up their study time, but I worked 20-30 hours a week and still made it.
Some of these kids just aren't cut out for college, and they've relied on their athleticism to get them where they are. Unfortunately, it often happens that when you get into a school based on athletics, you're unable to handle the academic load.
My father-in-law is a professor at CU, and he had some very, very poor words about Michael Sipili.... kind of the same thing that Simas says in the article. Sipili was 'charming' and 'very nice' but failed the class. If you knew my father-in-law, you would know that this is borderline impossible.
Obviously this isn't limited to athletes, but it is a shame to see opportunities wasted.
Sounds like wishful thinking from a soon to be ineligible player, IMO. Have you ever known a college prof to change a grade? I haven't.
Especially when the student admits in public that he didn't do the work because he thought he could smile his way to a passing grade...
Your pretty much right on with your assessment. Back in Boulder in the late 70's I was almost a mirror image of that. "Cs" get degrees, not that I'm proud of my part time effort, but one has to apply themselves from time to time.
Cs get degrees! ppfffftttt!!!! rookie!!! its D for diploma! :smile2:
if they stay in eligible, will their scholarship be taken away?
That hurts.
That is because you are an autistic sevant.
Seriously though, this **** isnt vacation, professors dont care if you smile well. You're education is being paid for, dont take it for granted and represent this university well. WTF.
Sad, I was looking forward to seeing all three play
The Post also confirmed the ineligibility of Simas, Tau, & Vaiomounga today. However, they also went on to say all three were staying enrolled to get their grades up so they could play in 2009.
I'm sure ready for fall camp to start. It's time for some good news. Its been way too quiet in the good news dept.
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Ontario's Family Doctors-in-Training Are Leaving the Province
I am a resident physician in family medicine in my last year of training. Throughout my 13 years of postsecondary training I have had the opportunity to work closely with many different physicians in a variety of specialties, from many different backgrounds, with very different personalities, and at different stages in their lives.
One thing they all had in common was their unshakable commitment to their patients and their professional responsibilities. They routinely work 24 or more hours with few or no breaks to speak of, often neglecting their physical and mental well-being and families to help their patients who need them. As a resident, I aspire to care for my patients as well as my teachers and mentors do.
Unfortunately, it seems the current government does not share my respect for the commitment of Ontario physicians. It is no secret that our current health care system is suffering, but the actions of our government will only contribute to the problem: more people without a family doctor, longer wait times, more physician burnout.
The way to fix the system is to enlist the help of those on the front lines, engage the public in truthful dialogue about the issues and bring to light the wasteful and inefficient practices that have led us down this dangerous path to begin with.
Will physicians need to make some concessions to help to bring things back on track? Absolutely. But this will need to take place in the context of much larger societal changes around expectations of healthcare and personal responsibilities to the system, and will need to be a collaboration with physicians, not ultimatums imposed on them.
In the media, you have seen testimonials from my colleagues about their frustration, fears and concerns for the future of medicine in Ontario (examples here, here and here).
The situation for new doctors in family medicine is particularly frightening. Family doctors are at the centre of Canadian health care. They help patients to avoid disease through health promotion and preventative care, unclog our busy emergency rooms by offering after hours care for non-emergent issues, manage a wide variety of complex diseases to keep wait times to specialists shorter for those who really need them and coordinate care for complex patients with many specialists involved in their care.
Residents have trained in group-based practices where physicians work in collaboration with each other and allied health professionals, however many of us will no longer have the option to work within these models. The payments that used to help us defray start-up costs for a practice have been discontinued without warning and without consultation. The government will make us pay back an undetermined amount of our yearly remuneration through looming clawbacks with no warning, no negotiations and no information about what additional changes are around the corner.
In light of this, many residents who had dreams of returning to their home towns to care for patients are now planning to leave Ontario. They are scared, frustrated, confused and have lost faith in the promise of being an Ontario physician.
Over the past two weeks we surveyed the Family Medicine residents in Ontario to see if and how the government's actions would affect their plans for practice. The results were incredibly concerning. With input from nearly 350 residents (approximately one third of all residents in the province), representing all training programs and years of study, their answers tell us it is clear that Ontario patients will lose as a result of our Provincial Governments' actions.
Only 33 per cent of family medicine residents currently training in Ontario maintain their intent to practice here after graduation. In addition, 17 per cent say they are planning to, or have already put plans into motion to leave the province. The remaining half are unsure about where they will practice. In contrast, at the start of their training, almost 90 per cent said they were planning to stay and practice in Ontario, while only three per cent had intentions of practicing elsewhere.
When asked if the Wynne government's actions had an effect on their decision, 90 per cent said yes, with 68 per cent citing this as a major factor. Because of the Provincial Liberals' actions, 57 per cent of the family physicians-in-training have changed their minds about working in Ontario.
When we asked residents to elaborate on their decisions, they said:
"The recent cuts are making me very apprehensive about the future of family medicine in Ontario. Several of my colleagues and I have already begun thinking about getting locum and/or permanent licenses in other provinces, and my husband (a professional engineer) has begun looking at getting licensed in other provinces as well."
"The recent cuts to primary care make me doubt the future of family medicine in Ontario. I do not feel confident that I can provide the care that my patients need within this system. Patients will ultimately suffer because of these continued cuts [...]. Our government's unwillingness to reconsider [them], despite widespread warnings from family doctors, makes me doubt that things will ever get better. How can we hope to have an effective healthcare system without consulting front-line physicians? [...] Every week I get job postings from my home province and it makes me feel like I would be more valued and useful as a family doctor in Saskatchewan or Alberta [...]. I wish things were different, because I still want to practice in Ontario. I hope that the government will reconsider these cuts and work with physicians to devise a plan that works for all of us and serves patients better."
"[These cuts] easily have persuaded me to pursue options in other provinces. I was on the fence before but these cuts make very little incentive to open a new practice in Ontario."
"It is a shame that so many changes have been placed by the government unilaterally. Physicians are more than happy to negotiate and develop compromise. [...] The real issues in terms of the province's financial shortages need to be addressed with long-term solutions, not short-term Band-Aids. It seems as if the government does not wish to be responsible for a high front-loaded cost for a solution that likely won't materialize until after the subsequent government takes office."
"I am seriously rethinking my plans for after graduation. I have lived in Ontario since moving to Canada as a child, and my plan has always been to stay in this province and give back to the community that welcomed my family. [...] I still would prefer to stay and care for patients in Ontario, but I'm now unsure about my future. More than the cuts, I'm hurt by the attitude of the public and the government towards physicians. This adversity is not what I imagined in medical school. I'm feeling more and more that doctors do not receive respect and trust here. I am shocked that the government is painting the picture that doctors fees are the cause of increasing healthcare cost, instead of the aging and growing population. And more upset that some people are believing it!"
Ontario currently has over 800,000 patients without a family physician. The government is reducing the number of training spots for family physicians in the coming years. And now they are implementing cuts and clawbacks that are not only resulting in established physicians packing up and leaving the province, but our new grads are planning to leave in droves.
Residents have spent many years and made many sacrifices to train to become competent to care for Ontario's patients. We strive to provide the highest level of care for our patients but we see the downward trajectory of health care in Ontario. The future isn't as bright as we once thought, and if something isn't done to prevent the loss of our physicians in training, it will only get much worse.
Link to the full survey results can be found here.
An alarming number of our future family doctors are seriously considering leaving the province as a direct results of the Wynne government's actions over the past year. Unlike other public sector workers, doctors cannot strike or work to rule to protest these unfair, disrespectful and borderline illegal changes.
We need help from our patients to protect the future of healthcare in Ontario. Call your government representatives and ask them to return to the bargaining table. Talk with your family, friends and neighbours and ask them to do the same. Together we can make this an issue the Wynne government can no longer ignore.
Whatever your symptoms, no matter how crazy, unusual, or embarrassing, your doctor has seen it before, and probably at least once or twice this week. "I want my patients to know that they can bring up any topic with me," says Barry Egener, M.D., a Portland, Oregon, internist and medical director of the Foundation for Medical Excellence. "We see and hear everything, and it's helpful for us to know what's worrying you. If you're feeling not sure whether or not you should say something, you probably should say it. If you're feeling on the fence, bring it up. We accept that people come in with every potential history and past behavior," he says
Tell the doctor the story of your symptoms, and not just a list of them, urges Leana Wen, M.D., emergency room physician at George Washington University and co-author with Joshua Kosowsky, M.D. of "When Doctors Don't Listen: How To Avoid Misdiagnoses and Unnecessary Tests." Instead of saying, "I have a headache," start from the beginning. "A good story has a beginning, middle, and an end, and usually an element of surprise," says Dr. Wen. "So if you say, 'I'm someone who's had migraines for 10 years, but for the last three days, I haven't been able to get out of bed. I'm really worried that I have bleeding in my brain,' you're giving your doctor a lot of information in a context. It will help him or her diagnose you." Tip: Rehearse your story before you get to the doctor's office so you can include all the information in the most concise form possible.
If you are overweight, losing a relatively small amount of weight can make a big difference in your health. It can lower blood pressure, reduce pain and stress on joints, and reduce the risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease, even, some studies suggest, cancer. But doctors know that losing weight isn't easy. We know that food can bring pleasure, draw families together, and be a highlight of any trip, celebration, or even any given day. "We also know that there are health consequences to being overweight," Dr. Egener says. "We know that you cannot abstain from food the way you can abstain from drugs or alcohol. You need it to survive." So when we ask you to lose weight, we're not ignorant of how difficult it can be, but rather aware of the health benefits that you'll gain if you can drop even a few pounds.
If you search your symptoms on the Internet, you can come to some wild—and wrong—conclusions, says Dr. Wen. Have nausea and fatigue? Frequent headaches? That could be anything! However, the World Wide Web can be very helpful if you've already got a condition and you are having new or odd symptoms, Dr. Wen says. But users beware. "All web information is not created equal. You have to understand what's a testimonial versus a research site," Egener says. In general, stick with government sites such as cdc.gov or medscape.com, where you can find the latest research and legitimate medical studies.
There is much research to support an aspirin-a-day therapy to prevent heart attacks and strokes, but the prescription is not for everyone, Dr. Egener says. "It's a decision that must be made on an individual basis," he says. "For some people, the risk of GI bleeding can outweigh the benefits." Some studies have shown that even very low doses of aspirin can cause bleeding in the intestinal tract. That's understandable since the way that aspirin prevents heart attacks is by thinning the blood and affecting its platelets (the materials that make it clot.) If the blood is thinner, it may be more likely to cause bleeding in the gut. DO NOT start an aspirin a day regimen without consulting your doctor.
"It's one of the most critical things that patients can do to help themselves," says Dr. Wen. "I know that [adults] want to seem self-sufficient and feel that perhaps it's embarrassing to need to bring someone along, but it can really help you understand what the doctor is telling you." If you're at the doctor because you don't feel well, it's hard to advocate for yourself. A friend or relative can be a real ally in the office. Be sure to remind your companion that you do want to speak on your own behalf as much as possible (because, says Dr. Egener, it's important for the doctor to connect with you as a patient and to assess by your questions and answers what your condition is.)
Ask your doctor if he or she is on the payroll of any drug or medical equipment companies. It may make no difference to you as a patient, but if tests are ordered or prescriptions are written for conditions that seem borderline, it may be an issue. Many doctors get monetary compensation for prescribing certain medications or by enrolling patients in a trial, says Dr. Egener. And although most say their decision making is not influenced by these connections, a new law called The Physicians Payment Sunshine Act (part of the Affordable Care Act) will take effect September 30, 2014 that will require pharmaceutical and medical device companies to list all physicians to whom payments are made. You'll be able to look up your doctor (once the resource is available to patients, the American Medical Association will post a link) and find out whose payroll he or she is on (if any at all.)
"We have appointments of different lengths for different purposes," Dr. Egener says. "It takes longer to do a physical, but we have a shorter appointment if you come in for a rash." So, make sure to communicate effectively when calling for your appointment—say, "I have three things I want to talk to the doctor about." If you hate waiting, ask for the first appointment of the morning or the first one after lunch. Also important: You should have a clear list of things you want to discuss, and be aware that you may not get to all of them. Lastly, the office staff will ask about insurance. If you don't have any, say so, and then ask if there is a sliding fee scale. You may be able to negotiate a fee, Egener says.
If your insurance won't cover a particular medication—or it's still expensive even with what your insurance pays—let your physician know. "If you cannot afford a medication, usually there is another alternative," Dr. Wen says. Doctors are also willing to discuss the medicines they've prescribed to their patients. "I don't expect that patients are going to agree with me on everything," Egener says. "I'm the expert in medicine, but you're the expert on your body." Doctors may prescribe a medicine that you would rather not take, so discuss your decision carefully with your physician to determine the risks and benefits of not filling a prescription.
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There are 125 comments on the Honolulu Star-Bulletin story from Dec 22, 2009, titled Thief picks up car's keys and speeds away - Hawaii News. In it, Honolulu Star-Bulletin reports that:"The next thing you know, it was gone," said Justin, who asked his last name not be published.
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#1 Dec 22, 2009
I would like to know how could his fiance's 16 yr. old brother afford to purchase a BMW even though its 12 yrs. old working at Taco Bell??
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#2 Dec 22, 2009
Here's a life lesson, don't lend your car out to anybody. You are still responsible for it even though it gets stolen, in an accident, or kills someone.
How is this guy Justin, going to make good to his fiance's brother.
#3 Dec 22, 2009
This guy has winner written all over his forehead.
Some of this stuff, you couldn't make up if you tried.
#4 Dec 22, 2009
Maybe he had been saving his nickels and dimes for a very long time, or perhaps he's an independent businessman selling..........
#5 Dec 22, 2009
So you'd like to know, huh? Blue Book for a 1997 BMW 328i with a dented door is probably less than $5,000. Even a hard working 16 year old could save five grand.
What were you alluding to? A kid from Kalihi cruising in a Beamer. What gives him the right... Get over it and show some respect for other people. Its the holidays. Be nice; be thankful for what you have.
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#6 Dec 22, 2009
Buy some pants with pockets!!
#7 Dec 22, 2009
I bet it was really one of those candy-A** racing Neon or Honda cars with a BMW emblem. It was probalby already "HOT" anyway.
#8 Dec 22, 2009
...don't get all caught up with the name brand; after all, it's a twelve year old car..the question is, how does a 16 year old drive around with this car?, he couldn't possiblly have a valid license yet.
#9 Dec 22, 2009
Geez, the story is about losing the car, not how he bought it. Get over it.
#10 Dec 22, 2009
Well, don do dat.
#11 Dec 22, 2009
How is it possible that someone can figure out what car in the parking match the keys? I can't even find my own car in the parking lot. Was he being stalked or it was someone who knows him?
My girlfriend has the same model of junk BMW. I wish someone would steal her broken-down status symbol. I am tired of riding in a car with windows that don't work.
#12 Dec 22, 2009
Pocketless basketball shorts....... i am familiar with the look. Usually indicates brainless, empty head.
#13 Dec 22, 2009
How much was it insured for?
#14 Dec 22, 2009
Is this news? Cars get stolen every day! Must be nothing going on in Hawaii Nei...
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#15 Dec 22, 2009
i had a bike stolen...dangerous out there
#16 Dec 22, 2009
Lesson be learned: thieves are everywhere and take advantage of every opportunity. It's safe to assume that on Oahu someone nearby is ready to rip you off.
So stay alert.
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#17 Dec 22, 2009
What ever happened to the "3 strikes and your out" laws? As someone who has had cars stolen...
I vote for hanging or a firing squad.....
#18 Dec 22, 2009
"How is it possible that someone can figure out what car in the parking match the keys? I can't even find my own car in the parking lot. Was he being stalked or it was someone who knows him?"
Re-read the story - according to the security video, the thief pushed a button on the key ring that flashes the lights when he found the right car.
Wish I had something similar, but 1988 Toyota Camrys didn't come with those amenities back then.
#19 Dec 22, 2009
"The family's from Kalihi," said Justin. "We're not rich people."
then why get a car like that? how can you afford insurance and maintenance for a BMW ooooohhh! I bet you he neva get inshurens dats why they making cry cry.
next time instead of getting a flashy car just get something good enough, less risk
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dangerous out there..stay inside
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A week passed, the same as ever. School, Cheer, it was all the same. The same friends, the same conversations. Just a new day. It was nearing three a.m., and I hadn't even bothered to close my eyes. Sleep had been deluding me for days. I'd long since given up on chasing it when it so clearly wanted nothing to do with me. Instead I was bent far over my laptop, scrolling the internet because there was nothing else to do. No one to talk to. Astrid was sound asleep and I was utterly alone. My thick hair was falling around my face, persistently getting in my eyes. Every few seconds I had to pause and push it back again.
I was quite certain that everyone around me had noticed a visible change in the way I carried myself. It was blatantly obvious that the luster that had once governed my life was long gone. I was fading into a tragic nothingness, consumed by the lie I'd let overcome my life. I wasn't doing anything to stop that either.
I guess it's time to let the truth out, at least here. Because really, I was always dying to tell someone, just so they might understand. But I didn't. I held it all in no matter what, no matter how much it hurt me. But the truth…well, it revealed itself in the tiny cuts carefully concealed beneath clothing. That was the lie, the secret I held so dearly. What I could never, never tell Astrid. I, Scarlett Vanderson, was a cutter.
And why, you might ask, would someone like me resort to something likethat? Because. Because I needed to maintain control. Composure. I needed to find a way to relieve the pain I felt of faking smiles in order to keep faking smiles. The truth was, half the time I really hated my friends. They were two-faced and phony, liars in the first degree. It was exhausting, pretending to be happy all the time, perfect all the time. To act like I was on top of the world. It was easier to focus on the physical pain of blood spilling from torn skin than focusing on the emotional pain of being a lying fake.
The silence reverberated throughout my pathetic excuse of a bedroom. Upstairs, my parents slept soundly, so blissfully unaware of the torment that kept me awake at night. Down below, I withered away. Crawling into my bed, I pulled the thick, royal purple comforter up to my chin, wrapping it tighter around my thin body. I closed my eyes, willing myself into an unconsciousness. I prayed to whatever cruel God there was that morning would help to erase the pain.
I never bothered to set an alarm clock on weekends. On any given Saturday, my house was so loud it wouldn't have mattered. By eight my eyes were open, though I was very much in denial about the matter. Stretching out a bit, I rolled over to reach for my phone. I flipped it open to check for messages, just in case. I thought maybe Astrid might have sent me something, but she was probably still passed out, getting her beauty sleep and all. Instead there was a wake-up text from my cousin. Claire and I had been through everything since birth together, even if we were completely different people. I think mostly she didn't understand why I worshipped Astrid like I did. She didn't understand why someone like me needed to latch onto someone like that.
I pushed the covers back and forced myself out of bed. The clock read 8:14. That gave me an hour to attempt to throw myself together before I had to leave. Claire and I, for some stupid reason or another, had been bowling together every Saturday for the past two years. It used to be something I looked forward to. Now it was just another place for me to fake happiness. Not that it mattered. Claire could see right through it all. She knew me well enough after fourteen years to tell when I was feeding her lines of bullshit. Which, lately, was more often than not.
This darkness I was feeling scared me, honestly. I was supposed to be happy, shining, perfect. I was supposed to be just like Astrid.
My parents were at the table, eating their omelets, just like every Saturday. Some things just didn't change. Sometimes I embraced that and others I cursed it. "Hi, honey," my mom greeted cheerfully. She was dressed to kill for her high-and-mighty salon job in tight black slacks and a gray dress shirt. My dad was at the head of the table, wearing the traditional jeans and Harley tee. Ever the opposites, those two were. It amazed me how they could stand to be around each other.
I gave them all a one-handed wave of sorts before passing straight through into the kitchen. Our kitchen had always been my favorite place in that house. Bleach white cabinets kept spotless by a combination of my mother's OCD and my efforts, black marble countertops and light hardwood floors, all stainless steel appliances. I went directly to the coffee pot, pouring a cup. It was practically my life support since my insomnia had taken hold.
"You hungry?" My dad asked. I shook my head, not particularly caring if he could see or not. Obviously he had, because a moment later he replied. "You need to eat, Scarlett."
"I'm not hungry." I swore we had the same conversation every day. And they just didn't seem to get it. Whatever. I hardly had the time for parents who only wanted anything to do with me when I was getting straight A's and earning them bragging rights. They only favored me because I was the star of a scene they couldn't begin to comprehend.
When my coffee was fixed, I went back into my room and turned Korn on high volume. The walls vibrated as Jonathan Davis shrieked out the painful words of Here to Stay. I could just imagine what my mom was thinking in the next room. Not that I cared. I set my cup down, turned up my hair straightener, and fumbled around in m makeup bag for my eyeliner. We all had our little coping mechanisms, I supposed. The dark makeup I hid behind was the least harmful of mine. I moved my mouth along to the song, not really singing, while I traced the rims of my green eyes. It was something I couldn't expect anyone to understand. Not my family, not my friends. Especially not Astrid, who still tried so hard to see me as the girl who wore pink Abercrombie every day. Before the secret took over it all.
I thought that maybe it was human nature to lock things up inside. Everyone had secrets; everyone had scars. Everyone had something to hide. In Black Hills, those secrets always seemed so much darker. I set down my eyeliner, my eyes trailing to the pale skin of my left wrist. It was a fleeting glance, though, and then I was looking into the mirror again. The girl reflected there had plenty of secrets, plenty of scars. We both knew she could only hide them for so long.


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"The worst thing is quite hard to answer, as I have had an amazing career in a sport that has equality – but possibly the hardest thing as a girl growing up was accepting body image – being quite muscly was not the norm in my peer group and I agonised over it, but now I am really happy with how I look."
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Kensington and Chelsea council issued the noise order against TfL in April last year after residents' asked for the PA system's volume to be turned down. TfL appealed, arguing that the announcements were vital for passenger safety. But yesterday it abandoned the case and West London magistrates' court ordered it to pay the council's legal bill.
Fiona Buxton, Kensington's cabinet member for environmental health, said: "London Underground have been intransigent and shown a lack of community spirit worthy of the worst excesses of public-sector bureaucracy. They had a lot of opportunities to fix the system without going to court.
"This is a huge waste of money," she added. "Ken Livingstone himself came to hear what the residents had to endure and even he couldn't make TfL make the necessary adjustments, and he is supposed to be in charge of them."
Residents near the station described how the noise made their lives hell. Carl Aronsson, who has lived in Trebovir Road for nearly 28 years, said: "At its worst it was horrendous. There were frequent, very loud announcements which we could hear through our double-glazed windows. TfL had a complete disregard for residents."
Peter Wakeham, director of the Noise Abatement Society, said: "This sets a precedent that excessive noise will not be tolerated."
A London Assembly report found 72 of the Tube's 150 surface-level stations caused complaints, including Turnham Green, Ravenscourt Park, Putney Bridge and Boston Manor.
In response to the ruling, TfL said: "We have implemented various changes to limit disruption to residents from the PA system." Its spokesman refused to comment on whether Mr Livingstone approached them over the problem.
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Pal Benko: My Life, Games, and Compositions
€ 40,49
Bisher € 41,49
Lieferbar innert 2 Wochen
Februar 2004
BeschreibungFrom his early years in war-torn Hungary to his legendary chess competitions, this autobiography and game collection features details on the Grandmaster's myriad openings, middlegame positions, and strength in the endgame. Photos & game diagrams.
PortraitPal Benko is a Grandmaster, A former World Championship Candidate, a winner of innumerable international competitions, the author of hundreds of articles and several chess books. The most dominating open tournament player in American history, Benko's name is entwined in virtually every modern area of chess mythology and chess theory. Jeremy Silman is an International Master and a world-class teacher, writer, and player who has won the American Open, the National Open, and the US Open. Considered by many to be the game's pre-eminent instructive writer, he is the author of over thirty-six highly popular books.
Untertitel: Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: SILMAN JAMES PR
Erscheinungsdatum: Februar 2004
Seitenanzahl: 668 Seiten
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Jars of Marmite are arriving at stores around the country today covered in black plastic to stop people being tempted to sell them early.
Marmite will be on shelves from midnight tonight - for the first time in more than year.
Sanitarium has made more than 500,000 jars and the company hopes that will meet demand.
General manager Pierre van Heerden said it was difficult to predict where people would shop so some areas might sell out.
"What we will be doing is encouraging our consumers to go online to our Marmite Facebook page to ask people in their areas [who] know the stock in their stores to let everyone know and then we can hopefully spread the joy around," Mr van Heerden said, pun intended.
Sanitarium's Christchurch factory was damaged in the February 22 earthquake in 2011, causing supply to dry up about a year later.
The Marmite drought led to opened and used jars being auctioned online for exorbitant prices.
New Zealanders buy about 850 tonnes of Marmite every year.
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Skate or Bike off those Thanksgiving pounds at Windells this weekend.  On Sunday, the NorthWest School of Freeride will also be on site tossing out a bunch of free stuff.  NWSOF Thanksgive-Away.
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This trade accomplishes two things for the Arizona Diamondbacks; it frees up payroll and addresses their biggest organizational need: left-handed pitching. Unfortunately, in terms of getting fair value for their ace pitcher, this deal falls way short.
Haren's contract calls for salaries of $12.75 million in both 2011 and 2012, plus offers the Angels a $15.5 million 2013 option or $3.5 million buyout. Those are very reasonable salaries for a pitcher of his caliber. Even though Haren's 4.60 ERA at the time of the trade was the worst he's posted since his rookie season, his track record and peripheral numbers suggest that he is a much better hitter than that. Since Dan Haren was acquired by the Diamondbacks, he ranks second in all of baseball with 570 strikeouts and fifth with 586.3 innings. Among pitchers that have thrown over 380 innings in that span, Haren ranks third in walks per nine innings and sixth in strikeouts per nine. He has accomplished all of that despite playing in one of the least pitcher-friendly ballparks in all of baseball.
Joe Saunders represents the primary return for Haren in the deal. He will be cheaper than Haren, as he makes only $3.7 million this year and will be arbitration-eligible for two more seasons. He is only nine months younger, however, and has only enjoyed one season in the majors with an earned run average below 4.44. His career rate of 5.1 strikeouts per nine innings will not play well in Chase Field, and he has walked a full batter more per nine innings than Haren has in their respective careers. In a nutshell, Haren is a top-of-the rotation workhorse while Saunders is merely a solid back-of-the-rotation option.
Two of the prospects involved in the deal - Tyler Skaggs and Patrick Corbin - were among the top 80 players selected in the 2009 June draft. With those two in the fold, the D-backs now have a remarkable 10 players among the first 100 picks from that draft in their organization. Like Saunders, Skaggs and Corbin throw from the left side, and could move quickly in an organization that has gone most of the season without a left-handed pitcher on their major league roster. Also to their credit, both southpaws have performed well in their first seasons as professionals despite their youth and inexperience.
That said, both pitchers are not without their drawbacks. Skaggs, who turned 19 this month, has the body type and repertoire that Barry Zito did at the same age, but the odds of him having a Barry Zito-type of career are long. Most pitchers as slender as Skaggs who are drafted out of high school are injury-risks. While Zito has enjoyed a remarkably healthy pro career, he is an exception, and even Zito has lost a lot of velocity on his fastball (at least 5 mph) over the past decade. There aren't many pitchers in modern baseball history that have been successful with the low velocity and high walk totals that Zito employs every year.
Corbin, who turned 21 this month, has a remarkable 17-5 record since turning pro, but has accompanied that with a worrisome 4.20 ERA. His strikeout-to-walk-ratio approaches 4-to-1, but most scouts do not believe he will be able to maintain those kinds of numbers above A-ball with his stuff, which includes three solid-but-unspectacular pitches. Of greater concern are the 15 homers Corbin has allowed in 165 minor league innings. If his mistakes are getting hit that hard in A-ball, it does not bode well for the number of homers he will allow to major leaguers at Chase Field. Like Skaggs, Corbin is very lean, and could therefore have difficulty with larger workloads.
The fourth pitcher in the trade, Rafael Rodriguez, turns 26 in September and has been hit extremely hard in 32.2 major league innings (38 hits/.345 batting average against). Even though he performed well in Triple-A this season, the D-backs already have a plethora of right-handed relievers in their mid-20s who have looked far better in the minors than they have at the big league level. Rodriguez therefore brings very little value to the Diamondbacks in the deal.
Even assuming that Diamondbacks scouts are higher on these four pitchers than the general consensus around baseball, this is a puzzling move for interim general manager Jerry Dipoto. Less than a month after taking over from dismissed GM Josh Byrnes, Dipoto felt the need to trade his best pitcher while he had an ugly won-loss record and ERA for questionable returns. Given Dipoto's interim status, you would expect him to only make such a trade if the names coming back were bluer chips with higher upside. Had Dipoto been able to corral a Joba Chamberlain, J.A. Happ, or Shelby Miller, he might have impressed his bosses enough to return as the full-time GM next year. Instead, the four pitchers he got for Haren will need to really dazzle in the next few weeks for Dipoto to shake the interim from his title. Even that may not be enough.
The deal makes much more sense from the Angels' perspective. The division-leading Texas Rangers are within striking distance, particularly since the Rangers had played nine more home games than road games at the time of the trade and have been a far more effective team at home this year. Haren has already shown that he can be successful in the American League and figures to perform better in a more home-run-neutral park, as Haren's 23 home runs allowed have clearly been his Achillies' heel this season. Moreover, replacing the fourth-best pitcher in the Angels rotation with an ace like Haren has a trickle-down effect that makes the entire pitching staff - including the bullpen - better. This will have a much more profound effect on the Angels staff than the Phillies' exchange of one ace for another in trading Cliff Lee for Roy Halladay last winter.
But there are some caveats for the Angels as well. Haren's career ERA of 4.29 in the second half is nearly a full run higher than his pre-All-Star ERA, making it questionable as to how much he will help for their stretch run. Part of the reason Haren falters late in the summer every season is undoubtedly his large workloads, and the D-backs have worked him even harder than normal this season due to the ineptitude of their bullpen. While the Angels could not foresee that Haren would leave his first LA start with a forearm contusion after being struck with a Kevin Youkilis line drive, they should have known that his career splits and recent workload suggest that he should perform worse in the second half and could develop a fatigue-related injury down the road.
Still, this is far from an all-or-nothing gamble for this year. The Angels will enjoy Haren for two full seasons after this one at an affordable salary for them. If Haren continues to rank among the top half-dozen starting pitchers in the majors, they can even keep him a third season. Most importantly, the Angels did not have to deplete their farm system of any of its best prospects in order to facilitate Haren's arrival. Considering how many other teams showed an interest in Haren and that the Diamondbacks seemingly had all of the negotiation leverage, it is amazing what Angels general manager Tony Reagins was able to accomplish with this transaction.
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Summary: Rachel falls one day at Glee and gets a bruise. What happens when that bruise still hasn't left her side two weeks later and she starts to feel really ill? What does a trip to the hospital hold in store for Rachel? Set to Skin (Sarabeth) by Rascal Flatts. Lyrics in Bold.
Sarabeth is scared to death
To hear what the doctor will say
Rachel sat in the hospital waiting room with her two dad's and her newly found mum, wringing her hands as she fretted over what was happening in the room to her right. Her mum placed a comforting hand on her shoulder and Rachel leant into her side.
She hasn't been well
Since the day that she fell
And the bruise, it just won't go away
"Ok Rachel, when you jump off the step, Matt will catch you and spin you around right?" Mr. Schue said. Rachel and Matt nodded and went to their positions.
"One, two three," Mr. Schue called. Rachel jumped and Matt caught her and they performed the move.
"Ok, that was good but Matt, can you do it with a little bit more ease? Don't make it look so rigid," Mr. Schue said.
Matt nodded and Rachel returned to her spot. Mr. Schue counted them in and the whole Glee club watched as Rachel jumped. Matt miscalculated the spin and ended up throwing Rachel across the stage.
"Shit!" Matt and Puck yelled out as everyone raced over to her.
"Shit Rach, I am so sorry. I didn't mean to. Are you ok?" Matt asked as the glee club crowded around their fallen member.
"I'm good guys. It's ok Matt, accidents happen," Rachel said. She lifted her shirt slightly and looked at the forming bruise. "That's gonna hurt in the morning."
"Rachel, you took quite a fall. Do you want to stop for the day?" Mr. Schue asked. "We can work on another part of the choreography."
"Mr. Schue, I'm fine. I promise," Rachel said. She started to sit up and Puck and Matt grabbed her arms. Once she was steady on her feet, she let go of the boys and smiled.
Three days later, Rachel forced herself out of bed. She took a look at the Elliptical but decided against it and took a quick shower. She got out and walked slowly over to her wardrobe. Instead of the usual skirt/shirt combo, she lazily grabbed a pair of black sweatpants and a grey tank top. After throwing a pair of Converse on her shoes and grabbing a jacket and her bag, she walked downstairs to the kitchen.
"Morning honey. How are you?" Alan asked.
"I'm ok," Rachel said. She was lying because she had been feeling like crap for a few days and was really tired. "I'm not really hungry so I'm just gunna head to school. Love you."
She kissed her dads before walking out to her car. She jumped in and drove towards the school.
During the course of the day, she had nearly fallen asleep in three of her classes and instead of lunch, went to the nurse's office to lie down. She ended up sleeping the last two periods and found herself late for glee.
"Has anyone seen Rachel?" Mr. Schue asked once he had taken glee role call at the beginning of the practice.
"Not since before lunch. She looked like crap. She nearly slept through history," Kurt explained.
"Yea and she wasn't in Bio or Chem this afternoon," Artie said.
Mr. Schue looked concerned and was about to go look for her when the girl in question walked into the rom.
"Sorry I'm late Mr. Schue. I was in the nurse's office," Rachel said as she walked over to her seat.
"Are you ok?" Mr. Schue asked. He looked over at her and frowned. She had bags under her eyes, she looked pale and tired.
"Yea, just the flu or something. That's all," Rachel said as she forced a smile onto her face.
Mr. Schue nodded but kept looking over at her as he helped Tina and Mike with their choreography.
Another few days went by and Rachel had missed a few days of school. When she finally returned, her friends were very worried.
"Has anyone seen Rachel today? She looks awful," Quinn said as the glee club sat at their lunch table.
"What does she look like?" Brittany asked with a confused look.
"She is extremely pale, keeps yawning, she has huge bags under her eyes like she hasn't slept in days, she fell asleep at her desk in maths and from what Tina has told me, she has been throwing up," Quinn said. "Also, you remember how Matt dropped her the other day? Well the bruise is still there. It hasn't even changed colour yet."
"She could just be pushing herself to hard. She's done it before. Also, that throw was pretty hard so maybe it's going to take longer for her side to heal," Finn reasoned.
The club watched as Rachel sluggishly walked into the cafeteria and got her food. She started heading towards the table when everyone watched in shock as her eyes rolled back in her head and she fainted. The glee club were out of their seats as fast as possible and by her side in seconds. Puck lifted Rachel's head and placed it in his lap.
"Kurt, go get the nurse!" He shouted. The smaller boy nodded and raced out of the cafeteria. The glee club looked down at their friend, each one worried.
The nurse came rushing in and looked down at Rachel. Everyone was ordered to go to class but none of the glee kids would move.
"I called her dads and her mum. They will be here soon to get her," Mercedes said as she put her phone away.
Rachel started to come around slowly just as her dads and mum walked into the cafeteria.
She was taken to the hospital that night for tests.
-End Flashback-
So she sits and she waits with her mother and dad
Flips through an old magazine
Rachel picked up an old magazine and flipped through it nervously as she waited for the nurse or doctor to come get them.
Till the nurse with a smile
Stands at the door
And says will you please come with me
A nurse finally arrived and ushered the four people into a hospital room.
Sarabeth is scared to death
Cause the doctor just told her the news
Rachel started shaking as she processed the news the doctor had just told her. Cancer. She had a form of leukaemia.
Between the red cells and white
Something's not right
But we're gonna take care of you
The doctor placed a hand on her shoulder as Rachel felt tears well up in her eyes. Her mum grabbed her hand and held it as Rachel cried.
Six chances in ten it won't come back again
With the therapy were gonna try
It's just been approved
It's the strongest there is
I think we caught it in time
The doctor began to tell Rachel about the chemotherapy that she would be going through and that her chances of survival were great. She felt a small glimmer of hope when the doctor said that by doing this procedure, the cancer shouldn't come back.
Sarabeth closes her eyes
And she dreams she's dancing
Around and around without any cares
And her very first love is holding her close
And the soft wind is blowing her hair
Once Rachel got home from the hospital, she went straight to bed, ignoring the messages from her friends asking what had happened. She closed her eyes and instantly found herself in a great dream. She was wearing a beautiful purple dress and was being spun around in a garden by a tall guy. She couldn't make out who it was but she knew that she must love him. The wind was blowing her long brown hair and she smiled.
Sarabeth is scared to death
As she sits holding her mom
Cause it would be a mistake
For someone to take
A girl with no hair to the prom
Rachel's scream the next morning caused her family to come running as fast as they could. When they got to her room, they found Rachel sitting on her bed sobbing holding something in her hands. Her mum walked over to her and wrapped her in a hug.
For, just this morning right there on her pillow
Was the cruelest of any surprise
And she cried when she gathered it all in her hands
The proof that she couldn't deny
"I'll call the school and tell them that Rach won't be there today," Alan said.
"No, I'm - - not gonna - - let this stop me," Rachel said. She stood up and dropped the clump of hair onto the bed and stared at it. It was proof of the disease that was eating her insides.
After her shower – where she cried a bit more as more hair came out – Rachel got into some comfortable clothes and walked to the kitchen.
"Rach, you need to eat something small," Catherine, her mum, said. Rachel nodded and picked up a banana and started nibbling on it.
"Do you want a lift to school today?" Alan asked.
"No, I'm gunna take the bus. I just need one more thing," Rachel said. She went back up to her room and grabbed a black beret. She placed on her head, effectively covering the spot where her hair had fallen out.
She waited at the bus stop listening to her iPod until the bus pulled up. She noticed Kurt, Brittany, Quinn and Matt on this bus. Quinn noticed her first and made the other guys look. Rachel slowly walked onto the bus and smiled at the bus driver. She walked past her friends who were offering her a seat and walked to the back of the bus. Once there, she curled up into a ball, turned her iPod up and closed her eyes.
Sarabeth closes her eyes
And she dreams she's dancing
Around and around without any cares
And her very first love was holding her close
And the soft wind is blowing her hair
Once they arrived at school, her friends tried to talk to her but she walked past them. She didn't want to ignore them but she also didn't want their pity. The teachers who knew about the cancer continuously asked her if she was ok. She explained to a few of them that she would have to leave sometimes for chemo and they understood.
After 2 a bit weeks of successfully hiding her secret, she was approached whilst at her locker.
"I know your secret," A voice said. Rachel turned and came face to face with Dave Karofsky, one of the hockey players who continuously harassed her. He was holding a slushy in his hand and she flinched, preparing herself for an icy shower. Her friends were standing at the end of the corridor and saw the scene, before they could run at Karofsky, he handed Rachel the slushy.
"How do you know?" Rachel asked as she took the slushy off him.
"My sister is at the same clinic. I saw you there the other day. If you ever want to talk to anyone, come find me," Karofsky said before surprising everyone and kissing her on the forehead and walking away. Rachel watched him go looking very confused.
"Rach, are you ok? What did he say to you?" Puck asked as the group walked up to her. Rach just looked at the ice drink in her hand before taking a sip. She sighed and looked into Puck's eyes.
"Guys, I have to tell you something," Rachel said. She led them into a spare classroom where she proceeded to tell them everything.
"Oh God Rach," Quinn said before she crossed herself and hugged Rachel.
"When does chemo start?" Finn asked.
"Tomorrow. I'm a bit nervous," Rachel replied honestly.
"It'll be ok. Do you want one of us to come with you?" Mercedes asked.
"No, it's ok. I don't really want you guys to see me like that," Rachel said. Everyone nodded before Artie pulled Rachel into his lap and everyone joined came together for a group hug.
"Just know Rach, we are your family and we'll be there for you through everything," Puck whispered.
The next few months passed by slowly for the glee club. Rachel ended up losing her hair but it didn't matter much because thanks to the glee club costume department, she had a never ending supply of new hairstyles.
The big shock for her came a week before their junior prom. Rachel was standing by her locker fixing her blonde wig of the day when Puck walked up to her.
"Hey there gorgeous," Puck said.
"Hey Noah. How are you?" Rachel asked.
"I'm great. What about you, how are you feeling?" Noah asked.
"I'm doing better. Chemo is getting tougher but I'm getting through it," Rach replied.
"That's good. I was wondering if you wanted to go to prom with me," Puck said bluntly.
"What? Really?" Rach asked as she looked at Puck incredulously.
"Of course, you're gorgeous and people would be so jealous of me that you are hanging off my arm. It'll be fun," Noah said with an encouraging smile.
"I'd love to," Rachel replied with one of her first proper smiles in weeks.
Its quarter to seven
That boys at the door
And her daddy ushers him in
Rachel and Catherine were putting the final touches to her outfit when Alan called out that Noah was at the door. Rachel and Catherine walked down the stairs and smiled.
"Wow, you look gorgeous Rachel," Noah said. He lifted her hand and kissed it.
"So do you, what's with the hat though?" Rachel asked.
Noah smiled and said "Wait here but close your eyes."
Rachel did as she was told and waited. She heard the door open but didn't open them yet.
And when he takes off his cap
They all start to cry
Cause this mornin where his hair had been
Softly she touches just skinShe opens her eyes when her parents gasp. There was Noah, Finn, Matt, Mike, Artie and Kurt all standing there smiling. Rachel slowly walked over to the boys and looked at them with tears in her eyes. She lifted her hand and carefully rested it on Noah's head.
"You guys shaved your heads for me?" Rachel asked.
"Rach, we told you that we would do anything for you. Even if I did lose my gorgeous locks, they will grow back soon. Love you babe," Kurt said. He pulled Rachel into a hug followed by the rest of the boys and the girls.
Rachel wiped the tears from her eyes before they ruined her makeup and smiled at the boys.
"Thanks so much guys. You have no idea what this means to me," Rachel said.
Alan, David and Catherine started taking photos of everyone before the glee club walked back out to the hired limo.
And they go dancin
Around and around without any cares
And her very first true love is holding her close
And for a moment she isn't scared
Noah and Rachel danced the whole night away. They were very rarely apart and even then it was when the girls all danced together or she danced with one of the other boys. Finally it came time for a slow dance and Noah pulled Rachel back into his arms.
Rachel rested her head on Noah's chest and smiled as his arms tightened around her waist.
"You ok?" He asked when he heard her sigh.
"I've never felt safer," She whispered in reply as the music flowed around her. For the first time in months, she didn't care what was to come. She felt safe and loved.


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After watching goaltender Cory Schneider handle a full practice workload, Vancouver media types assumed he would regain his starting role for the playoffs. Schneider looked fully recovered from his undisclosed injury. Former starter Roberto Luongo got shelled at the end of the regular season.That was one of the ugliest games of his career. All this added up to a Game 1 start for Schneider. And then Luongo told reporters that he, in fact, was starting. It turns out that Schneider isn't so healthy after all -- even though he participated in the morning skate. "Schneider just isn't ready or healthy yet," coach Alain Vigneault told reporters. Rookie Joe Cannata will back up Luongo against the Sharks. As for Roberto, this is his chance to write a much happier ending to what has been a most difficult season.
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Luxury 3 bedroom villa situated in Germasogeia Village area of Limassol city. The house includes an open plan living area with fireplace and dining area, 3 large bedrooms, attic which can be used as a storage room, 3 bathrooms, fitted kitchen and balcony. Has wonderful mature garden, private swimming pool and covered parking space for 2 cars. Quiet residential area close to all amenities.
Villa – Germasogeia, Limassol, Cyprus
590,000 €
Total area: 200 m² 3 bedrooms 3 separate bathrooms
- Land area: 567 m²
- Sea at 3,000 m
- Balcony
- Swimming pool
- Garden
- Car parks