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| Rokiah Mahmud & Wani Roslan |
RECALLING the good old memories of more than 46 years ago, a reunion ceremony to bring together all the former classmates of BPS 1H (Brunei Preparatory School of 1H) at Sultan Omar 'Ali Saifuddien College (SOASC) back in 1969 was organised yesterday. The reunion event was also held as part of an appreciation ceremony for their class teacher who taught them during the period.
The reunion of Class BPS 1H 1969 was held at the Auditorium Hall, SOASC in the capital. The atmosphere was filled with endless exchange of stories when they met each other after many years as they updated their well-being and shared their excitement and flashed back to their memories back in 1969.
The reunion began with a welcoming remark by Pengiran Haji Bakar bin Pengiran Haji Sulaiman, former class monitor of BPS 1H 1969. On behalf of his former classmates, he extended their appreciation for the contribution, commitment and dedication shown by their class teacher, Cikgu Haji Suhaili bin Haji Umar.
Pengiran Haji Bakar in his speech said, "Without the knowledge and dedication of our teacher, we would not have achieved any success in our lives which even today enable us to venture into various fields."
"The idea of organising this reunion started when I received text messages via social media (WhatsApp) from a friend, Major (Rtd) Haji Tapa bin Haji Aris. Upon receiving the text, I noticed on the WhatsApp screen BPS 1H as the icon. Later on he added that the same icon name was also used by one of our former classmates on his WhatsApp screen who is also one of the staff members at SOASC. He also told us that he still keeps our old class photo that we took in 1969. From there, we started to thread several text messages about the reunion and put an effort to contact all our former classmates of BPS 1H 1969 and Alhamdulillah we managed to find our classmates, totalling 36 students.
"After all the efforts that we have been through, we finally managed to organise this reunion ceremony together with our class teacher after 46 years of separation. We are happy in seeing our classmates in very good health," he added.
Pengiran Haji Bakar also said that they are planning to organise another reunion for their 50th anniversary. At the same time, he also advised the younger generation to organise such reunions with their former classmates as it will further strengthen their friendship values.
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Loveless but for unknown reasons I crave companionship,
Originally wishing independence,
Now I regret my choice,
Envious of humans who got it right straight away,
Longing for something – someone? – out of my reach,
In the hope that they could love me back.
Never shall I feast on solitude,
Ending my isolation.
Somebody out there:
Save me from the wreck I have become!


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William didn't really want the conversation to turn emotional, plus, they couldn't speak much more about this in public anyway. He was happy to hear Archie change the topic.
"Did you get everything you needed?"
"Yeah, surprisingly," William said and then focused on his friend's glasses, where rectangular frames sat yesterday now sat circular thin ones. He smiled, they were thin and simple, with character. Actually he smiled mostly because they were so darn old.
"Hey! They look great... If you're a hundred." He laughed quietly and ran his hand through his hair once to push back the loose strands dancing around his eyes- In preparation for what he did next. He leaned into the table and extended his arms; quickly sliding the glasses off Archie and inspecting them up close. Archie didn't flinch, he was used to Will being impulsive and not respecting anyone's personal space. You really didn't see glasses like these anymore. Archie's last pair had been so different, and not nearly as old. Everyone that had a slight eye problem nowadays went under the 'I.N.S. Pector' and was in and out in no time. The name was a street name for the newest tool used to fix your eyesight: Incredible & Near-Perfect Sight with Pector added on at the end because the machine resembled an Inspector or Detective with its large head full of compartments and two thin arms that left no part of the eye untouched. Much more gentle than a laser to the eye like what was used in their grandparent's time. There was no way Archie would let his eyes be touched, not Archie and even less if it was a machine doing it. After some interested turns of the glasses in his hands, William slipped them on his own face.
He went cross-eyed for a moment and smiled through the experience, focused on squinting through the blurr.
"Hey, how do I look?"
"Like you're a hundred," Archie responded sarcastically.
William quickly decided he couldn't really handle the view anymore he slid them down the bridge of his nose to looked at his friend's expression which housed a small smile. You couldn't hate him for being playful.. William was just like this. Free spirit. Not tied back from the norms of acceptable social interactions. He enjoyed being close with people, at least, more with people he knew well. He felt better connected to them, more in tune with their natural selves. Who knows if it was more of an internal need to constantly be connected to nature or if it was just the way his personality was. After all, people were, for the most part, full of positive natural energy whether they knew it or not. Their bodies unique and different, no two alike.. organic and beautiful. Though- in this moment, there was nothing this deep about his actions. He was just very comfortable with Archie and enjoyed a good laugh.
William removed the glasses from his face and handed them back to Archie. Archie took the glasses and replaced them back to their original place.
"I got them today, found them in an old briefcase at the antique shop- they just happen to be my prescription, or close enough to it I think," Archie gave a small shrug and continued, "So did you get everything?"
William gave a short nod.
"I got most of everything I needed," Then his tone dropped, hoping to become another buzz in the small coffee shop.
"Otherwise, I found something that made me sick," he said as he rummaged inside his bag. His previous emotions on the matter having passed enough to have let him joke about it now, but still, he knew Archie wouldn't be happy. William pulled out a flyer with the logo of the Task Force on it. He had taken it from one of the flyer stands in the shopping center. It was the newest public information on the Task Force. It contained the same things as all the previous versions of it had.. Their mission and values, their respect for the law etc.. The News section was what was important. He had already made a point of circling it in black ink.
He slid the flyer across the table towards Archie and took one last look around them before deciding they were fine. The flyers were for the public to read and get informed on. Anyone could have picked one up. Archie's face hardened quickly as soon as he saw the flyer, recognizing their logo and purple crest all too quickly. William watched him read the flyer silently and then Archie looked up at him,
"This can't happen," Then he neared William by leaning in to their table and speaking so quietly but so fiercely it caught William by surprise,
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Ergon crews restore North Rockhampton power after violent afternoon storm
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Published: 19 Jan 2015 9:33pm
Ergon crews have reinstated power in the Norman Gardens and Frenchville areas however repairs are continuing in the Lakes Creek area in the wake of this afternoon's short but violent storm.
Corporate Communications Manager Bob Pleash said trees coming in contact with powerlines during the strong wind caused the power loss in all three instances.
Power was lost to 925 customers in the Norman Gardens areas at 5.14pm after a tree hit powelines on the cnr of Yaamba Road and McCartney Street and caught fire. Emergency services and Ergon crews made the site safe and power was reinstated at 6.58 pm. Power was also reinstated to 1,862 customers in the Frenchville area at 7.50pm after a tree was removed from powerlines on the cnr of Marsh and Fenlon Avenues.
Crews are focussing their attention on reinstating remaining customers in the Lakes Creek area after a tree fell brought down lines and broke a pole cross arm in Rockonia Road earlier this afternoon at 4.45pm. This incident initially affected 1,500 customers however Ergon crews got the majority of affected customers back on line by 7.30pm after the site was made safe.
Remaining customers in the vicinity of the fault area are expected to be reinstated around 11pm tonight after repairs are completed.
Mr Pleash thanked affected customers for their patience and understanding while power was reinstated and reminded the community to keep safe this storm season.
"This storm left a lot debris lying around in its wake giving many residents and emergency service workers some unplanned clean up duties."
"Following any storm activity it is important to exercise caution when cleaning up as there may be hidden dangers beneath the debris.
"If you see any fallen power lines, don't go anywhere near them, keep other always and alert Ergon Energy or the Police" he said.
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The Nemenoff Report Bonds Lower, S&P's higher, Silver Lower
Financials: Sept. Bonds are currently 10 lower at 151'25 and the 10 Yr. Notes 8 lower at 134'15. Rates continue to make near record lows in the 2.5% area for the 30 Yr. Bond and 1.5% area for the 10 Yr. The market awaits Greek elections mid month and news out of Spain and Italy concerning bank recapitalization. I am still on the sidelines as far as a long term futures position is concerned not willing to fade the fed yet. That being said, I am interested in the short side of the market and am looking at out of the money puts for Sept. expiration. For short term trading I am willing to try the short side of the market with protective buy stops just above the overnight high in the Bonds of 152'16 and 143'29.5 in the 10 Yr. Notes.
Grains: As of this writing the July Corn is trading 13'0 higher at 564'4, July Beans 3'2 higher at 1347'4 and July Wheat 9'4 higher at 621'6. As mentioned in my last few letters I am a willing buyer in July Corn in the 555'0 area but feel the upside is limited to the 580'0 level for the near term. Now that the Dollar seems to have stabilized from it's recent ascent and the Euro having stabilized from it's descent I feel that the Grains will have a firm underpinning. If you remain long July Corn use a protective sell stop at your break even level or take profits on rallies above the 572'0 level. Resistance remains in the 580'0 area.
Cattle: On Friday Aug. LC closed 70 higher at 119.60 and Aug. FC 57 higher at 157.37. I feel that Aug. LC is still rangebound between the 117.00 level and the 122.00 level prefering the long side of the market on sharp breaks.
Silver: July Silver is currently 16 cents lower at 28.35 and aug. Gold 1.00 lower at 1621.00. We remain long Silver. Friday's nearly 60.00 rally in gold has turned the sentiment and technicals up for the near term. I now feel comfortable with the idea of being a buyer on breaks now that support has been firmly established in the 1530-1550.00 area.
S&P's: June S&P's are currently 4.00 higer at 1278.00 after trading as low as 1262.00 overnight. Friday's 34.00 break due to a poor unemployment Report, European debt and slowing Asian (China) economies put the market slightly through the 200 day moving average of 1275.00. For the moment I am looking to the long side of the market on breaks. That being said, near term resistance is the 1287.00 to 1292.00 area.
Currencies: As of this writing the June Euro is currently 58 higher at 1.2471, the Swiss 49 higher at 1.0386, the Yen 10 lower at 1.2795 and the Pound 31 higher at 1.5403. Possible bottoming action in the Euro.
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Happy Halloween in July everyone. Forget the norm. Make it Halloween every day!
Happy Halloween in July everyone. Forget the norm. Make it Halloween every day!
If you're not a crafter and you get something handmade, don't assume they were too cheap to buy you something. Sometimes, that gift took money AND time. They must really like you. Act accordingly.
Today is another very special addition to our long line of Lab projects designed to push the boundaries of embroidery and the imagination of our team. This lab project is pretty special for our newest member Danielle, because everything from the embroidery to the dress to the modeling is done by Dani herself!
Starting from the ground up with the designs, UT artist Dani took on a new project perfect for capturing not only the darker sentiments of the season but the inspirations from whole new subculture. She is the illustrator behind the darkly glam new Gothic Gala embroidery designs, and created this amazing project to show just what can be done with them. Similar to a previous October Lab where we explored the subculture of steampunk (a style has been explored often by UT stitchers) it seemed time this October to try something a little more classically gothic to suit the season. Dani is here to show off her amazing creation she designed and embroidered, and to tell us all about the Victorian-influenced style of Gothic Lolita…
"I've always been fascinated by the vibrant street fashion that comes out of the Harajuku district of Tokyo. It's a fashion culture that is brimming with creativity and a certain kind of fearlessness that allows one to don giant Pikachu pajamas in public or to apply grotesque amounts of makeup or to wear the most frilly, lacy, doll-like dress you can find. There are many different subcultures that have roots in the streets of Harajuku, but the one I wish to bring to you today is Gothic Lolita.
Gothic Lolita, sometimes abbreviated as GothLoli, is a style of the more widely recognizable Japanese fashion subculture Lolita. The original Lolita fashion is based on Victorian-era clothing, aiming for frilly blouses, cupcake-shaped petticoats, more lace than is humanly acceptable, and an air of innocence. There are many styles of Lolita, each of which have their own distinct look and take on the modern Victorian-inspired fashion. The Lolita spectrum can range from sweet pastels and stuffed animals to classic, true-to-form Victorian elegance to black upon black and dark frills that mimic the look of a nineteenth century doll.
I decided upon going the Gothic Lolita route because I felt it had the most consistency in style that would lend itself to a series of elegant gothic embroidery designs. And, with Halloween approaching, I figured I could make a kickin' costume at the same time.
I started with a sketch of the dress, designing some of the embroidery I knew I wanted to have featured into the sketch. It was really nice being able to design the Gothic Gala series and the dress simultaneously, as I could draw pieces to fit together in ways that I knew would be functional for this type of project.
For the Gothic Gala embroidery designs, I envisioned it with an overall gothic feel rather than an exclusively GothLoli feel that would limit the reach of the designs. Rather than drawing in the lacy, frilly elements of the dress, I kept the series more versatile without losing some of the beautiful elegance I drew from the Victorian styling of the Gothic Lolita style. I had a lot of fun piecing different parts of the series together and making them work in conjunction to one another, so that the shapes of different designs work seamlessly with one another, making the series flexible for all kinds of creations. This way, the Gothic Gala series can be used far past the realms of this subculture, perfect for any Halloween project or for that gothic project you've always secretly wanted.
While incorporating the designs into the dress, I wanted the skirt to feature the cathedral and gates designs most prominently in the outer layer of the dress, forming a sort of gothic scene along the bottom as they lined up. Originally I had thought of doing an inverted bat centerpiece in the back of the dress, but then I laughed at myself and decided that I didn't want to torment myself that much. I did end up designing the swoop of roses to line up with either side of the bat design, so the shape constructed by the two pieces complemented the shape of the dress as it opens up in the back.
Then I started the grueling process of actually making the Lolita dress. It had been several years since I had sewn anything, so I did a trial run to make sure I hadn't forgotten how to do it. Evidently, sewing is like riding a bike, as you don't quite forget, but you're pretty much freaking out the whole time and you're so very exhausted afterwards.
There was still a lot of ripping seams and re-sewing , and I did manage to stitch several pieces of fabric together that were certainly not supposed to be stitched together. Although, the biggest hindrance to making this dress was that my cat wanted to help.
Overall, I'm really excited with how this project came out, and I'm so ready to greet Halloween in proper Gothic Lolita style!" -D
Doesn't this make you want to just frolic in the forest like a crafty and dark fairytale princess?
Experiments such as this help push our team of artists and designers to make better designs by remembering that these embroidery collections are meant to create projects larger than themselves. There's nothing better to help inspire a series then by knowing it has to be something flexible and usable on a real sewing project, and these new Gothic Gala designs are sure to take you from frightful October festivities to gothic glam occasions and beyond. For some (especially those in love with offbeat subcultures), October isn't the only time to add some bats and swirls to your life.
Still, the bright and bold autumn leaves do make a fantastic backdrop to the darker styles, and now is the perfect time of year to experiment with some darker inspirations you may not feel bold enough to try the rest of the year. As always, if you do grab the new Gothic Gala collection, be sure to share with us your dark and beautiful creations. There's no better time to get stitching!This project is part of The Lab, a UT initiative to experiment, collaborate and innovate to see just what can be done with the art of embroidery. Check out our other projects by searching for the UT Lab tag.
Autumn is really starting to bloom around here, and it's got me all excited about Halloween! Fall is my favorite season, and the array of amazing costumes it brings isone of my favorite things about it. I thought it would be perfect to kick off the costume season with a favorite costumer we've seen before… the amazing Urban Threadster, Azre Greis! You will probably remember her from the epic Steamwork Doll Costume, and she's back and stitching with a vengeance. She whipped up this amazing water-themed blue fairy costume for a Ren fest she was planning to attend. She went just as crazy this time as she did last time, and the results are impressive! She joins us today to talk a little about what inspired the costume and what it was like to make…
This is an incredible costume! Talk to us a bit about what started it. Was it for an event in particular?
Thank you! Out in Texas there is a large Renaissance festival called TRF (Texas Renaissance Festival) and I really didn't have anything good to wear out to it as the mish-mash I had worn the prior year was very disappointing. We were going to it with a friend who was renowned for her adorable fairy costume and decided we'd make costumes to go with her. I chose a water fairy because I love the water and the color blue and had blonde hair at the time so they all seemed to fit together well.
She was very gracious and encouraged the project by asking me what kind of wings I'd like to have and made those for me along with the goggles I have on my head. TRF is typically a cold and rainy faire so the costume was made from many parts and has lots of opportunities for layering for the sake of warmth and weather compliance.
I wanted to look like I was flowing all the time, perpetually coming up out of the water so all the fabric is very light with a lot of reflective qualities. The cape I'm wearing was actually made for by a friend vendor at another faire called Sherwood Forest who was inspired by my costume and made it just for me, even with holes for my wings to go through!
How did you go about choosing designs? How many are on there?
I chose light designs with a lot of open space. The costume itself uses salt water animals while the cape is fresh water. Overall the costume includes about 31 embroideries.
How long did the embroidery take?
Probably about 70 hours. I used a lot of metallic thread which always slows me down.
How long did the whole thing take you to make? Was the costume designed by you, or was it based on a pattern?
The costume has evolved a bit over the last year or so. All told I think I put about 2 weeks of work into it. I added trims, more pearls, decorative stitching and knickknacks such as the satchel and a vial of perfume with some stones. The idea for the pants came from a genie pattern made by Simplicity, but I drastically exaggerated the drape pieces for it so that I'd get more swish when I walked.
The top is a common blouse again from Simplicity with the rest of the sleeves cut off and a looser neck. The rest of it is just kind of slapped together from late nights and "brilliant" ideas that didn't always work out. The two drapes on my arms were originally meant to be tight against my arm the entire way up and then in strips hanging down. I dropped that idea in favor of the loose sort of drape effect it has now for the sake of warmth.
Did you run into any problems along the way? Any tips for people trying something like this?
Always make sure you've got the right stabilizer. I had to do over one of the pieces for the chest because the stabilizer I had was too lightweight and collapsed under the design. The fabric I used had a lot of stretch and needed the additional support the stabilizer granted. I also learned a lot when I did the leg pieces (organza) and used the knowledge from that to do a better job on the cape with a water soluble one side adhesive stabilizer.
It took a really long time to properly rinse the cape so that it flowed properly, but it was worth it in the end. To anyone else doing such a thing, hang up your large project in a stand up shower, close the shower curtain and use hot water in a downward spray to get all the stabilizer out and keep it from making your ends stiff.
How did people react to the costume and the embroidery?
The best reaction I ever got was a small boy, around 4 years old, who flew at me when we were at Sherwood. He came to a dead stop in front of me and peered, stating with great confidence, "I remember you…!" And proceeded to tell me a story about how he'd met me in the forest once the year before.
This was impossible as the costume was new at the time, but it made me feel fantastic to know I had embodied a child's imaginary experience and brought it to life. I've gotten many compliments, been mistaken for cast at two different faires (which I'd love to be one day) and it's a fun costume to wear. It takes a lot of time to get on but it's always worth it and it's very comfortable to go tearing around being silly in.
You seem to always be cooking up new costume ideas! What's your next project going to be?
I am currently working on several new things! A Princess Toadstool from Super Mario Land (SNES), Queen Frostine from Candy Land (the board game), and Queen Zurline from The Life and Adventure of Santa Claus (a Rankin-Bass movie) as well as a new sort of barbarian costume that I plan to use a lot of Celtic or Nordic patterns you've got up on, I'm having trouble deciding so all the printed out pieces are pinned to the dress in various places. I've also done several wedding dresses using designs from Urban Threads that I hope to get some good pictures of soon once the brides have had time to settle in and pick their favourites.
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As usual, this costume gets my gears going about this year's Halloween costume. Slightly out of character for me, I haven't yet decided what I'm going to be, but this certainly gets me inspired to start! What about you stitchers? Have any epic costumes in the works? Well, if it's anything like the stunning creations from Azre Greis, be sure to drop us a line at firstname.lastname@example.com or upload your Urban Threads stuff to our flickr group so we can see what you're stitching.
Makeup by Kristie MacLean, wings by Jenna Idaho, cape by Two Spools, and photos by Marcos Melendez. See Azre Greis' shop here.
If you've never heard of street artist Shepard Fairey, you still might have seen his OBEY iconography somewhere without realizing it. His alternative style makes it all the more exciting when an organization like the mission of the Center for the Advancement of Science in Space–the group that manages the research lab aboard the ISS, wants to collaborate to create their new patch design.
These little embroidered beauties have just the right sense or retro-futuristic flare and contemporary boldness to pull of a really cool look. Am I a little jealous we didn't get to play with a patch like this? Maybe. But it's still fun to look at.
I always love seeing the latest creative embroidery goods coming out of dream team Maricor/Maricar. It's always such a breath of fresh air!
Want to see more of these projects and their latest shenanigans? Visit their website.
Here there be monsters.
And seriously gorgeous stitching. I can't stop looking at this! A super sweet, full color rendition of our Battle of the Sea design stitched out by flickr user Sewphie T.
In case I was in need of something to be thankful for, talented UT stitchers like this always give me something to be elated about. Happy Thanksgiving folks!


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The Royal Cancun, All Suites Resort, Cancun
- Free WiFi and free parking
Main amenities
- 201 guestrooms
- On the beach
- 4 restaurants and 4 bars/lounges
- 2 outdoor pools
- Free supervised kid's activities
- Free area shuttle
- 2 outdoor tennis courts
- Beach umbrellas
- Spa services
- Terrace
- 24-hour front desk
- Air conditioning
Feel at home
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Children's club
- Playground on site
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Babysitting or childcare (surcharge)
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- 4 restaurants
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DiningTrattoria Sport Bar - This sports bar overlooks the garden and specializes in American cuisine. Open daily.
Snack Bar Poolside - This poolside restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast and lunch. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
The Italian Trattoria - Overlooking the garden, this restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves dinner only. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. Open daily.
La Palapa Restaurant - This beachfront family restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
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- Fitness facilities
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- Free bicycles on site
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- Sailing on site
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- In Avenida Kukulkan
- Langosta Beach (0.2 mi / 0.3 km)
- Escenica Tower (0.3 mi / 0.5 km)
- Museum of Popular Mexican Art (0.4 mi / 0.7 km)
- Linda Beach (0.8 mi / 1.2 km)
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- Free area shuttle
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August Break 2016: evening light
Posted in musings, tagged August Break, evening, flowers, geraniums, light, photos, stained glass, summer on September 1, 2016| 1 Comment »
Saving my life: late summer edition.
Posted in books, food, friendship, musings, tagged Cambridge, daily life, Darwin's, flowers, home, laundry, summer, tea, transitions on August 29, 2016| 5 Comments »
Did I mention that we moved, earlier this month? And that I started a new job, not long ago? And that, perhaps, all these transitions at once (along with the usual responsibilities of daily life) might have been a wee bit stressful?
Well. In case I didn't, I'm mentioning it now.
August has been a month for hanging on by our fingernails: unpacking the new apartment one box at a time, calling all the utility companies and the washing machine repairman, scraping together dinner from whatever's in the fridge (which often hasn't been much). I am looking forward to September, always one of my favorite months, and simultaneously not sure how it's upon us already.
As I wade through transition (aided by a bit of fortune cookie wisdom, above), I decided it was time for another list of what's saving my life now. Amid the chaos, there is still a lot of good stuff – "lots of joy," a friend reminded me the other day. "But you have to seek it." She was right, as she usually is.
So, as we soak up these last hot days of summer (and hope for some rain), here's what is saving my life now:
- My daily trips to Darwin's, for sustenance of several kinds. Chai in the morning, lunch at midday, snacks and/or fresh produce in the afternoon. And always, chitchat with the folks behind the counter. This is my place and I am grateful for it every single day.
- A simple summer salad, which has been dinner several times recently: tomatoes, mozzarella, peaches, fresh basil and balsamic vinegar.
- Good books: gorgeous fiction (Alice Hoffman's Faithful), smart nonfiction (David Hajdu's Love for Sale and Margot Lee Shetterly's Hidden Figures), entertaining light fiction (Meg Cabot's The Boy is Back and Rhys Bowen's Crowned and Dangerous).
- A scone and a cup of tea for breakfast, nearly every day. (See also: not overthinking it.)
- The silver ring set with malachite I bought in NYC, which makes me so happy every time I wear it.
- An ongoing text conversation with a friend about All The Things, which is a daily lifeline.
- A standing Thursday meeting with other writers from around Harvard, a font of both useful information and witty, sarcastic one-liners.
- Red roses from my local florist, and a clear surface to put them on.
- Having (most of) my books shelved and arranged so I can find them.
- Our washing machine works again – and doing laundry always makes me feel more in control of my life.
- Pictures of my nephew, headed back to preschool, and so many of my friends' kids who are also going back to school. I love those brand-new backpacks and gap-toothed grins.
- Ice cream dates, with J and with friends, at the place down the street from our new apartment.
- Photos of a colleague's new puppy, and interactions with other friendly dogs in Harvard Square.
- Julia Cameron's wise words on writing and life in The Sound of Paper, to which I return every summer.
- A couple of long heart-to-hearts with good friends. There's nothing like being together.
What's saving your life these days? I'd really like to know.
Summer 2016, unblogged
Posted in friendship, musings, travel, tagged baseball, Cambridge, changes, daily life, friends, seasons, summer, transitions, work on August 24, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Summer is drawing to a close here in New England. The season's heat is still lingering, but I've noticed a new crispness in the air on several recent mornings. My Facebook feed is full of back-to-school pictures of my friends' children, and the students at Harvard, where I work, start classes next week.
Before we jump into my favorite season, I wanted to share a few summer scenes that have, so far, gone unblogged.
Some friends of ours – former fellow Boston transplants, who now live in northern California – blew into town over Memorial Day weekend. We spent an evening catching up over pizza and wine, in their swank 14th-floor suite (!) at the Liberty Hotel, looking out over the Charles River.
After surviving a hectic and fun Commencement season at my temp gig, I stepped aside to make room for (and train) my replacement. This photo is from my last solo day in that temporary space, on the sixth floor with so much light.
My colleagues surprised me with a good-bye reception on my last day there. This is Wendy, our office manager, who made that (and so many other things) happen.
At the end of June, I started my new job (back where I temped this winter) and was greeted by this tiny orchid, a gift from my boss.
On the 4th of July, we headed to Fenway to cheer on the Rangers as they played the Red Sox. It was sweltering in the outfield, but fun to be there with friends.
The hubs and I sneaked in an afternoon at Crane Beach in mid-July: sun, sand and a delicious dinner afterward at Salt.
I flew to Texas at the end of July to surprise my dad for his 60th birthday. We threw a party at the home of some friends and he didn't suspect a thing, which was perfect. Then I spent three days chasing my nephews, who are so big and who both love to play in the dirt.
One of J's friends from his a cappella group got married in July, and the group performed the processional music – "The Book of Love." J also played a few acoustic songs during the cocktail hour, and then we all danced the night away. So fun.
I spent a lot of time on our front porch before we moved, soaking up the views in the neighborhood we called home for six years.
We moved almost three weeks ago, and honestly, life has felt like utter chaos since then. But I did snag a lunch date with this guy one Tuesday – fresh tamales at the Harvard farmers' market, and fro-yo from Berryline.
I'm looking ahead to fall: making plans, making lists, feeling ready to be more settled at home and at work. This summer has felt chaotic and hot and stressful, in a lot of ways. But looking back at these photos reminded me: there's been a lot of beauty, too.
What have you left unblogged this summer?
August Break 2016: my hands
Posted in musings, travel, tagged August Break, green, iced tea, jewelry, NYC, photos, summer on August 20, 2016| Leave a Comment »
I bought this ring last weekend on my solo trip to NYC, from a Turkish man selling jewelry on Bleecker Street in the Village. I love it. (I also drank about a gallon of hibiscus iced tea during that heat wave.)
August Break 2016: breathe
Posted in musings, tagged August Break, Cambridge, chai, coffee shops, daily life, Darwin's, photos, summer on August 16, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Back to reality today (and stacks of emails), but I stole a moment this morning to sit outside Darwin's with my chai. Ahhhh.
August Break 2016: doubling up
Posted in musings, travel, tagged August Break, leaves, light, New York City, NYC, photos, summer on August 15, 2016| 1 Comment »
I've been in NYC this weekend for a much-needed solo getaway. This photo fit two of the prompts for the August Break: six o'clock, and a secret.
This is a public street in Greenwich Village, so not technically a secret, but I'm always amazed at the pockets of quiet I find in the middle of this city. And the early evening light – even in the throes of a wicked heat wave – is wonderful.
August Break 2016: green
Posted in musings, tagged August Break, daily life, green, leaves, photos, sky, summer, trees on August 11, 2016| Leave a Comment »
Looking up at the late-summer trees as I waited for the bus this morning.


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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 9, 2003, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels WEDNESDAY April 9, 2003 18 pages in 2 sections mlo pages in c see-Zeitung Vol. 152, No. 125Serving New Braunfels and Comal County since 1852 SO centsSaddam's fate unknown after bomb raid By Chris Timunson and David Espo Associated Press Writers BAGHDAD, Iraq — U.S. forces battled the tattered remnants of Iraq's army for control of downtown Baghdad on Tuesday, crushing a counterattack and seizing a military airport. Saddam Hussein's fate was unknown after an attempt to kill him from the air. Inside the capital to stay, some Army units routed Iraqi fighters from a Republican Guard headquarters. Others discovered a 12-room complex inside a cave, complete with white marble floors, 10-foot ceilings and fluorescent lighting. Marines battled snipers as they fought deeper into the capital from the east. They seized the Rasheed Airport and captured enough ammunition for an estimated 3,000 troops. Ominously, they also took a prison where they found U.S. Army uniforms and chemical weapons suits possibly belonging to American POWS. The toll on civilians from four days of urban combat was unknown. But the World Health Organization said Baghdad's hospitals were running out of supplies to treat the bums, shrapnel wounds and spinal injuries caused by the fighting. Two cameramen we*re killed and at least three others wounded when an American tank fired a round into the Palestine Hotel, headquarters for hundreds of journalists. Commanders said hostile fire had been coming from the building, although the journalists said they witnessed none. Separately, the Arab television network al-Jazeera reported thatSee MILITARY/7AUtility bills to rise along with cost of wholesale energy By Dylan Jimenez Staff Writer The average New Braunfels Utilities customer would pay about $6 more for every 1,000 kilowatt-hours of electricity used from May to the end of 2003. Gretchen Reuwer, NBU communications manager, said the "fuel charge increase" is necessary to cover the rising costs of the natural gas used to produce electricity. The I»wer Colorado River Authority Wholesale Power Services provides NBU with "basically all" of its wholesale electricity, Reuwer said. When the cost of power production increases or decreases, LURA passes those cost variations to utili ty customers. These costs appear on NBU's bills as the "power cost recovery factor." More than half of LCRA's electricity comes Prom combined sources of coal, water and the rest from natural gas. NBU customers use an average of about 1,500 kilowatt-hours per month, Reuwer said. So the impact should be less than $10 for the typical New Braunfels resident. The price increase comes at the start of the summer, which is NBU's heaviest season of electricity use. 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Eunice, New Mexico 34.38 miles SW
NW Ave. D Seminole, Texas 79360 (map) | (432) 758-3676
Sites: 6 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 2 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $20.00
It takes a bit to get back there, our fault arriving after sunset. Our view was spectacular the whole area is picturesque. Tours if you want, and a lot of history. We are going back. - Webbie
Apr 2015 - $1.00
Note this is a free park but the review expects you to pay. This was our second stay at this park, You must call the city office to get a key to unlock the electric box but it has water, sewer and electric 30 amp so if you need converter be prepared. Can be noisy with kids until 10:30 pm Our rig was a bit long to back in so we parked near curb on the end so not to impede traffic. Maximum length is 32ft. Dumpster near by. Offered to make a donation when we turned in the key and they absolutely refused! Would stay here again overnight Very shady and has playground near by. - Gloria S.
2104 Hobbs Hwy Seminole, Texas 79360 (432) 758-3200
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- An obscure rockabilly singer, born in St. Louis,
Missouri on September 2, 1920,
became a big player on the Memphis music scene for several decades,
starting with the Swift Jewel
Cowboys consisted of Pee Wee Wamble on trumpet, Jose Cortez on
fiddle, Kokomo Crocker on
Slim Hall on guitar, and Macy (then known as Cactus Pete') on bass.
Jim Sanders and Bill
were the vocalists.
1943, Macy Skipper married Marie "Sally Carter" Ehrett, who
had sung with Gene Austin (the originator
"My Blue Heaven"), and they moved to Oak Ridge, Tennessee
in 1943. They began performing together
Memphis around 1951. Sometimes in the 1950s, he founded his own band
and appeared at different
in Memphis with this outfit.
1956, Skipper and his band cut three tracks for Sun Records,
including an earlier version of "The Slow
And Roll." The band consisted of Skipper on vocals and bass, Sun
studio musician Brad Suggs on lead
Nelson Grilli on sax, Melton McNatt on piano, and Slick Grissom on
drums. Since Sam Phillips
no interest to release anything from that session, and after failing
to secure a release on Sun Records
1956, he recorded for a start-up label, ''Quick Sand Love''\''Who Put
The Squeeze On Eloise'' (Light 2020)
Light Records, owned by a local theatre owner, M.A. Lightman.
that, Skipper probably recorded the single featured today. Summer
Records was founded by Jack
early in 1959, who had just parted ways with Sun before. How Skipper
ended up on Summer as
Elrod" remains a mystery, though it is likely that Skipper and
Clement knew each other before. The two
"Slap Happy Bass" b/w "The Slow Rock and Roll"
were possibly recorded with his own band.
Sun files list Skipper as the composer of "Slow Rock and Roll,"
the Summer label lists also Melton
recorded an instrumental single ''Goofin' Off''\''Night Rock''(Stax
117) for Stax Records, in 1960,
the Stax correspondence file reveals that they tried to lease it to
RCA without success. From that point,
worked society functions, country clubs and the like, all the while
holdings down a day job as a
equipment inspector at Defense Depot, right up until his death on
April 17, 2001. The services
held on Friday at Bartlett Funeral Home Bartlett Station Chapel in
Memphis. Skipper is buried in
Park, 5668 Poplar Avenue, Memphis, Tennessee.
The Teen Kings first Sun publicity shot. From left: Billy Pat Ellis, Roy Orbison, James Morrow, Johnny ''Peanuts'' Wilson, Jack Kennelly. >
TEEN KINGS, THE – roots go back to 1948, two years after Roy Orbison's family moved to Wink, Texas, when the 12-year-old Orbison began playing guitar with a friend and schoolmate named James Morrow. The following year, the two put together a quintet, Morrow on electric mandolin, Orbison on lead guitar, Charles "Slob" Evans on upright bass, Richard "Head" West at the piano, and Billy Pat "Spider" Ellis on drums.
At a teacher's suggestion, they christened themselves the Wink Westerners, and they played school dances and other small local events. Within two years, they were good enough to get some radio appearances, and by 1953 they had their own sponsored show on KERB once each week. The ink Westerners played country and western, and their repertory included lots of instrumentals, among them "In the Mood" and "Little Brown Jug''.
They were popular at local dances, presenting a lively show that the kids appreciated, and at the center of it was Roy Orbison, who was not only a strong singer but a talented lead guitarist. He didn't yet have the operatic depth to his singing that would make him internationally famous a decade later, but he could wail out a ballad or rip through a dance number like nobody's business. The group's radio show, as was the case with most performers in those days, was barely a break-even affair financially, but it served well as a promotional medium to get them the performing gigs. They also appeared on the KERB Jamboree with other local bands, again doing country & western material. The group was good enough to impress their high school principal, who got them a performance at a Lion's Club convention in Chicago. By 1954, they were also backing up players like Slim Whitman. Orbison and Ellis attended North Texas State College in Denton, and the group held together during this period, sufficiently long enough to discover rock and roll by the end of 1954. Around that time, they'd even added "Shake, Rattle & Roll" to their repertory.
A 1960 ad for a John Tolleson, who performed in the Fayetteville area throughout the late 1950s and early
In 1954 Fayetteville, Arkansas, became home base for an area icon that may be the most distinguished of the
rock pioneers of Northwest Arkansas.
Almost anybody that does a little bit of research into local rock history
will recognize the name of John Tolleson. Tolleson spoke about his early musical background and the events
that led to his stint in the Bob Donathan Orchestra in the fall of 1955 continuing through 1956.
''Greenwood is my hometown'', Tolleson said. ''I came to Fayetteville in the fall of 1954 as a 17-year-old
freshman at the university. I grew up playing classical music on the piano and played trombone in the band
when Greenwood finally started one my senior year. I always liked entertaining people. As the popularity of
rock and roll grew and that of the dance band music of the previous era seemed to vanish overnight, I sang
quite a few rock and roll novelty" numbers with Donathan all through 1956.
''I started my own group in February 1957. It was a rock and roll band without question and my musician
friends thought I had lost my mind. They all were musical snobs and hated rock and roll, even the ones
playing in my band! What I liked most about being in a rock and roll band was the fresh, energetic sound and
the great fun it brought to the dancing crowd''.
In a humble manner, John Tolleson expressed how fortunate he felt to have the opportunity to cover so much
ground in his eight years leading a rock and roll band, especially since he didn't feel like he and his band had
much of a recording career. They played primarily college dances and later on played clubs as filler gigs
playing in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri, Kansas, New Jersey and
Ontario, Canada.
''We went to Canada in the summers of 1958 and 1959'', Tolleson said. ''Conway Twitty had arranged it for
our group and for Ronnie Hawkins. We followed Conway at The Brass Rail in London, Ontario. Ronnie
followed us two or three weeks later. He stayed and went on to become a great musical hero in Canada''.
Tolleson listed his early influences as Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino and Carl Perkins. He
maintains that he still loves their music today. Tolleson's original rock and roll band, simply called John
Tolleson and His Bunch, was Tolleson on piano and vocals; Bob Donathan (Tolleson's former bandleader
and boss) on tenor sax; Teddy Souter on lead guitar; Bill Rath on rhythm guitar; and Bud Jones on drums.
''Membership in the band changed quite a bit in 1957, 1958 and early 1959'', Tolleson said. ''I'd be hard
pressed to name everyone, but we had some excellent players, especially in the groups I took to Canada in
the summers of 1958 and 1959'', he said.
Tolleson named quite a who's who list of musicians who played with his group in its early years including
drummers Johnny Sallis, Jack Nance and Tommy Markham. Nance and Markham both played in Twitty's
bands. Another excellent musician in Tolleson's band during the summer Canada tours was guitarist Larry
Morton, who continued a successful musical career with Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass.
In the fall of 1959, Tolleson returned to further his education at the Universaty of Arkansas, and continued
with his ever-popular band based out of Fayetteville. The lineup at that time included Tolleson, Charles
Conine on drums, Chalky Dearien on guitar and Troy Brand on sax and tambourine. In late 1960 Ken Clark
joined the group playing bass guitar. Once again Dearien, Brand and Clark were together in the same band.
In 1961, Mike Davis replaced Charles Conine on drums, and in late 1963 or early 1964 Richard Gibson
joined, playing additional keyboards. The addition of Gibson and his coverage of both the organ parts and
bass pedal enabled the rest of the band to switch off on other instruments, with Tolleson and Dearien on
trombones and Clark on trumpet. This provided a variety to the overall sound for which Tolleson has fond
memories. Tolleson said that Gibson provided great acoustic guitar and vocal parts and would sometimes
team up with Clark and Dearien for an acoustic set of folk music. Tolleson answered a question about his
signature songs.
''Over the eight years, one would have to be ''Black And Blue'', the old Fats Waller song we did with a rock
flavor. From 1959 on, undoubtedly it was ''Tennessee Stud'', a country folk song written by Jimmy
Driftwood''. John Tolleson retired from rock and roll when he finished his education at the University of
Arkansas and became an executive for Baldwin Piano Corporation.
''Our final performance was in May 1965, at the senior prom for Northwest Classen High School in
Oklahoma City'', Tolleson said. ''When I gave up the band in 1965 to continue a career in the corporate
world, I figured the move to Cincinnati was a good way to avoid the rock and roll ''stigma''. When I returned
to Northwest Arkansas in 1998, I was quite surprised when people expressed fond memories of our group
and the time period it represented. The name recognition has been nice and not a stigma to be overcome. By
the way, the Cate Brothers were just coming along when we quit. Obviously, they were and are great and
have been very influential. I never got to hear them until 1995''.
At least one source suggests that John Tolleson was confined for a wheelchair. And when John Tolleson lives in Fayetteville, Arkansas,
he never had had the thrill of seeing his name on a yellow Sun label.


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The separation of the UK from the EU, aggravated by the fact that they won't ever be able to recover the same rights of access conceded once to Norway and Switzerland (UK was only a partial member anyway), will launch that nation into a path of economic and political irrelevance. The two international economics and political principles that support this prediction are simple: lack of scale and lack of diversity. Krugman won a Nobel thanks to his theories supporting these principles.
Projects headed in the UK may have to be abandoned because their leaders won't be able to spearhead them using the UK economy alone. They need more scale and diversity: projects were only workable while taking place in the whole EU.
Party and majority vote democracy is a failed system incompatible with the current social and technological environment. The UK idiotic vote is only one major example of its dysfunctions.
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| crzyjllybn chapter 2 . 12/24/2012
its funny, I am a big Mizuki&Sano fan, more like huge, yet I love this story. Its cute!
| The one true Sinner chapter 7 . 6/26/2011
That was so cute! Sorry for not reviewing earlier~ I don't usually review stories .' but this is on of my favorites! Great Job XD
| SakuraDragomir chapter 3 . 3/26/2011
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can u write more of this story plz? if u can
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oni-chan is spelled this way for older brother in japanese
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Six officers stood at Frederick's door, five holding a dark black discus in their hands as the white runes etched in the material glowed faintly. Their capes were dripping with rain, their black kepis glistening.
The one in the center took the lead, his blue eyes narrow and his bushy blonde moustache hiding his upper lip.
"This is Constable Jenkins! Open up!"
He banged his fist against the door, rainwater sprinkling onto the floor.
"We have a warrant for your arrest!"
He was returned with silence. He backed away, motioning for his officers to ram the door. After four hard swings with their shoulders, the elegantly carved wooden door swung open, the doorknob hanging on frail bronze hinges. The five officers filed in, Jenkins bringing up the rear as he stepped over the ruins.
"Sir!" One called from the far left of the apartment, "Something's been emptied!"
Jenkins strode over to the bedroom, a noticeable limp in his step as the other officer pointed to the chest. He bent over, squinting as he searched for any clues before a far off voice shouted.
"OI! Stop right there!" The sound of gunfire forced Jenkins and the other four officers to abandon the bedroom, rushing by out towards the foyer and taking the spiral staircase up to the balcony.
Frederick was weaving around fire escape ladders, narrowly dodging bullets as he zipped down the wet iron bars. He pressed his feet against the sides of the ladder, sliding down rapidly and slamming into the next level.
Jenkins stood at the top of the balcony, shouting above the rain at his officers.
"You two, go to the lower levels and cut him off. You, wait at the end of the ladders. We'll catch him at the bottom!"
The officers left, Jenkins compensating his bad leg with a leaping stride.
The officers banged on the doors of the lower level, rushing into the apartments unwelcomed as they could see Frederick narrowly escape their capture. He got to the final level, looking over the edge as another bullet grazed his arm. He cried out, gripping his arm as an officer stood underneath the grate, firearm aimed at him.
"Sir, you're under arrest!"
Frederick looked over the edge of the railing, trying to figure out his next move.
With a feral roar, something shot out of the dark, tackling the officer. They crashed into a pile of metal garbage pails, lids rolling away as four paws now rested on the ground. Kelstrin turned his horned feline head up, bright green eyes flaring in the darkness as he growled and rose his withers. A bullet ricocheted off the railing, narrowly missing Frederick's right hand. He judged the distance and raced down to the end of the grate, gripping the bars as he hurled himself over the side.
Kelstrin began to canter, catching Frederick just in time as he went into a mad sprint. The other officers gathered in the narrow passage, firearms aimed at the two.
Kelstrin snarled and charged, using the natural plating on his head to plow through their flimsy human barricade.
Jenkins and the lackey sprang out from the front door, firing at the two. A bullet caught Kelstrin in the shoulder, crimson spiraling out into the rain. He roared, his stride faltering slightly as he barreled into a police trolley that blocked the road. The machine was hurled high into the air, smashing into the side of the building and spraying parts and hot water in all directions. Jenkins and the officer ducked, one splashed in hot water as Jenkins narrowly avoided a spinning cog.
Kelstrin's blood was staining his white fur, his fangs bared as they continued to charge down streets.
"{I told you to leave!}"
"{And let them skin you alive!?}" Kestrin hissed, his eyes glaring an emerald green.
"{You don't know that!}"
"{Want to take that chance?!}"
Frederick was about to argue when Kelstrin gracefully leapt over an abandoned carriage, landing hard in the dark rainwater and stumbling and scraping his chin against the ground. He maintained his stride, picking up speed again.
"{Which way is fastest?}" Kelstrin snarled, his left forearm faltering in some of the canters.
"{Left!}" Frederick shouted, gripping the shortest part of Kelstrin's scruff.
He was nearly flung off as Kelstrin made the turn, paws skidding in the rain as he soared over an deserted automotive. He continued to jump empty cars, skidding short when a looming shadow wheeled around.
Kelstrin spun around and darted back down the road, Frederick's lower jaw banging into his skull with each bound.
"{Do you know the Williamsburg Bride!?}" Frederick hollered over the rain, trying to lean into Kelstrin's long, tufted ear.
Kelstrin grunted and bowed his horned head down as he began to gallop through the streets. The sudden howl of shattered brick caught Frederick's attention, whipping his head back to see the Shadowbrood crawling over the corner of an eight story building.
"{Lose it!}" Frederick said, his fingers clinging Kelstrin's fur like a lifeline.
Kelstrin growled back, tucking his head in as his paws beat into the paved road, the black spires of Williamsburg bride beginning to surface over the lip of darkened buildings.
Frederick reached for his firearm, lying on his belly to stay on Kelstrin's back while trying to aim in the torrential downpour of inky rain. He closed his left eye, trying to find an adequate place to fire when a thought occurred to him- there was still a human being inside of there. What if it was a child?
He shoved his firearm back into his holster, leaning up as he turned his head to look at the Shadowbrood. The creature moaned, loping on all fours like an enraged gorilla as it flung automotives into the air like leaves.
"{Quickly, my shoulder!}" Kelstrin squalled, losing speed.
"{You can't! You'll bleed to death!}"
"{We'll die sooner if you don't move it!}" Kelstrin panted, his tongue hanging to the side of his mouth as the road began to rise to lead to the bridge.
Williamsburg Bridge was a feat of engineering, a prideful behemoth of bronze and steel cables. Ornamental pillars supported the drawbridge, great wars in Elbanian history embossed into its metal. On either side of the platform, ornate towers braved the elements, bronze flying buttresses attached to the highest point of the framework to support its weight.
At the toll line, a row of officers had barricaded the bridge, two more squads in either tower with a hand on a radio receiver for further orders. Cameron headed the small platoon, squinting in the dark rain despite his black eye.
Approaching the bridge, Frederick had reached over Kelstrin's shoulder, leaning down and pressing his hand into Kelstrin's wound. He yowled, his stride faltering slightly before he hissed and shook his head, horn narrowly missing Frederick's. He pulled back his hand to see the warm crimson trickle down his palm, smearing the color on top of Kelstrin's plated head.
"{Hold tight to me!}" Kelstrin's eyes began to glow an unnatural green, his pupils vanishing.
Cameron borrowed an eyeglass from one of the guards, putting it up to his good eye and peering in. Through the sheets of rain, he could make out a faint glow. The sky overhead grew darker, a horrible grumbling sound echoing through the eerily quiet city. The light began to shine more clearly, and Cameron could make it out to be the shape of eyes.
Kelstrin's muscles screamed for mercy, but adrenaline now commanded his system as the light traveled from his eyes up to his horns. A current began to grow between them before he suddenly reared up, releasing a howling roar as a bolt of green lightening shot from his horns to the sky and rebounded on the stomping Shadowbrood.
The creature slammed into a nearby apartment, the sound of petrified screams ringing out in the darkness. Frederick seized up, half of him beginning to let go of Kelstrin.
"{No! They are not your responsibility!"} Kelstrin's horns now had the verdant electricity circling down his muzzle.
Metal plating began to grow out of his fur, spreading out over his feline body in segments. Frederick tried to protest, but a series of metal sheets grew around him, encasing him in a protective coating as Kelstrin hurtled into the blockade. Frederick could hear the sound of gunfire, but rather than hearing the expected flesh ripping sound, the ting of bouncing bullets greeted his ears.
No matter how many rounds they unloaded, it didn't stop this massive metallic creature as it shredded through bronze and fabric. Officers dove out of the way as two police automotives spiraled over the edge of the bridge and plummeted into the Bane River. Cameron scuttled to his feet, uneven eyes wide.
"It can't be...The Helgabon!?"
Cameron raced to the side of the bridge, yanking open a communication box mounted on the side and pulling out the receiver. He frantically cranked the handle, looking up at the towers.
"Raise the bridge! NOW!"
The platform shuddered and began to rise, clockwork wheels and pistons pulling steadily at the cables as steam hissed from the vents built into the middle of the buttresses.
Kelstrin's claws jutted out from his paws, hooking into the platform as he began to rise with the bridge. His hind legs pounded into the metal, making it to the edge of the platform as it approached an angle. Crouching into the momentum, Kelstrin soared over the widening gap just as the Shadowbrood began its assault on the police barricade.
Sparks flew from his paws as he crashed into the platform on the other side, gathering speed before he dashed past the other toll line. As the city began to shrink behind them, the metal plating on his body melted away, Frederick's senses deafened by the shroud of rain clouds.
Within a matter of minutes, the clouds pulled back, revealing a clear, star-lit sky.


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