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Chapter 4Mature
When I awoke the following morning, I was in my bed.
But hadn't I fallen asleep on the floor…?
I sat up and realized I wasn't wearing what I had been when I arrived at the Lee Manor. I was wearing a men's white dress shirt, which I recognized as the one Noah had been wearing when I last saw him. It still smelled like him… a surprisingly pleasant scent. Clean. Manly, but not overly spicy.
The more I thought about it, it really wasn't all that surprising that he smelled so good; it matched the air of class and wealth he had about him.
I leapt to the corner of the room where my hamper was, lifted the lid, and peered inside. I saw the bra and underwear I had been sporting at the bottom of the otherwise empty bin.
Had Noah come in here after I'd fallen asleep, undressed and redressed me, and then put me in bed?
I was immediately appalled and frightened by that. He had undressed me completely while I was unconscious! Was that all he had done…? Or…
I ran to the vanity, scrambling to unbutton the shirt I was in. I saw no new marks on me, just the ones I had upon arriving here. I wasn't sore in any places I hadn't been before. I came to the conclusion that he had, in fact, only changed my clothing (or lack there of, really) and tucked me into my bed. Still, though, I loathed the thought of him doing something so personal without my permission or consciousness of it.
Better get used to it, I thought bitterly.
Mumbling angrily as I re-buttoned the shirt, I decided to go back to bed and enjoy as peaceful a sleep as I possibly could for however long I could. I didn't know how much time I had until the monster came back and would rain upon me as much pain, embarrassment, and abuse as he pleased.
When I awoke for the second time, I felt much more rested. Much stronger. My resolve had been re-solidified.
I lay there a while, just enjoying the quasi-peace while I could. When I turned onto my other side, I noticed that a tray with food and water had been placed on the bedside table. My stomach growled in aching protest of my not having eaten enough in weeks. But I didn't dare touch it. What if they had put something weird in it? It didn't seem worth the risk at that moment to eat it and possibly fall unconscious later. Then, when Noah got back, he'd do whatever he wanted to me and I wouldn't be able to do a damn thing about it.
Or maybe it could be something to keep me weakened? That way, I couldn't put up as much of a fight. That was possible. It would be like ti was back in the warehouse I was kept in with all the other girls. But it didn't seem like Noah needed something like that on his side. He seemed very well muscled and plenty strong to me, but it wasn't a theory I was jumping up and down to test.
After laying in bed until I simply couldn't anymore, I decided a shower was in order. I was quite dirty from being stuck in the conditions all the other girls and I were held in. Plus, everybody knows that the shower is the best place to just think. Quiet time to myself. Time to just be alone with my thoughts and the steam. I could try to think of some sort of plan while showering. Some way to get the hell out of this place.
Cautiously, I walked into the bathroom and remembered how irritated I was that the bathroom door didn't lock. I rolled my eyes.
I looked around, thought I'm not quite sure what for, as I approached the knobs to turn on the water. Maybe some hidden camera or something? Or a hidden Noah waiting to jump out and terrorize me?
When I was sure the coast was clear, I slowly reached for the knobs next to the faucet, making it nice and hot before taking off the shirt I was wearing. I grabbed the toothbrush and toothpaste that were in the cabinet, and got into the stream of hot water.
I sighed at how wonderful it felt to finally have a real shower again. The hot water felt like heaven on my skin, minus the stinging sensation on my scrapes.
I took my sweet time in the shower, savoring each moment of the clean, hot water enveloping my weary body.
Once finished, I dried myself off and had no choice but to slip back into Noah's shirt, snarling bitterly as I did so. His scent on the shirt invading my nostrils made me wonder when he was coming back, and not in a good way. I dreaded the very moment he stepped foot back into the house and didn't really want to waste my remaining peaceful moments thinking about that sick bastard and what he was going to do to me.
Being that I was locked in a room, and a relatively bare one, at that, there wasn't a lot of choice in regards to what I could do with my time. I could sit and do nothing, but that seemed about as much fun as doing taxes. I was far too anxious to go back to sleep, so that was out, too. I walked over to the small bookshelf and looked over its contents. There were a few informational texts, as well as a few novels.
I picked one of the novels randomly, groaning as I opened the cover.
Over the expanse of that day, I managed to finish an entire novel and the first bit of an informational text. That was quite a feat for me; I read at the blazing speed of obese snail.
The fact that Noah had only left me rather steamy novels irked ma and made me feel kinda sneezy.
I hadn't even stopped reading when Mr. Jang brought food for me to eat. When he asked why I had not eaten the food offered to me, I reported them that I wasn't hungry. It was a blatant lie, but I couldn't tell them the real reason. I didn't know if he bought what I told him, though. I did my best not to talk too much. I also kept eye contact on an strictly only-when-necessary basis. I just felt so unbelievably uncomfortable in that house.
Time seemed to move slower than I thought it ever could, despite having a clock to see time and a window to watch the changing light. I did my best to keep myself occupied at all times. Every time my mind was at rest, I worried about what was inevitably coming my way. I'd start to panic thinking about what Noah was going to do me. The prospect of sex even with somebody I wanted to do it with was daunting enough to me. But being raped? That was something nobody should ever have to deal with. It's inhumane. It's something you can never recover fully from. You never forget how scary it is. It… stays with you whether you want it to or not. Like an ugly scar.
After what happened with Vincent, I was never the same. Before that happened, I was so solid. My friends would always try to startle me because they knew it was so hard to do. After it happened, it was jumpier than a jack-in-the-box. I had never been one to love excessive amounts of physical contact, but it just got so much worse after what he did to me. It was like every times somebody touched me—especially form behind—I thought it was going to happen all over again and panic would shoot through me like an arrow, even if just for the briefest of moments… even if I knew I wasn't at all in harm's way. It had gotten a little better over time, but I was still skittish. My friends all made fun of me for it because they were completely unaware of the trigger for those changes.
I had only ever told one person what had happened with Vincent, and that person was well gone and out of my life.
And now somebody else was going to do it all over again, only it would be much, much worse this time. And it was going to happen again and again and there wasn't a damn thing I could do about it. It would be a true nightmare, and nobody, not even the other people int he house, would help me. I didn't understand how they could just stand by and watch it all. Noah must have been paying them very generously.
Stop it! You're not going to let that son of a bitch break you. You will find a way out of this. You have to. Somehow.
I had to stop thinking about it. I was going to drive myself crazy and have a full-blown anxiety attack. The problem with trying to keep my mind busy was that there was nothing to do in here except read. And reading just got too tedious and frustrating for me after a while.
By the time midnight rolled around, my eyes hurt from reading and I decided to try to get some sleep. It took a while for me to calm my nerves and actually fall asleep. I just couldn't stop worrying about what my fate would be.
I woke up the next morning and carried out a day much like the one prior. Lots of boredom, too much reading, no eating, and ever-mounting panic.
I didn't know when he was coming back and the waiting made it so much worse in some ways. I didn't want him to come home any sooner, but I didn't want to be in the figurative dark as to when my perspective torturer would return any longer.
It wasn't until about six-thirty or so that night when Mr. Jang come to my room to inform me that Master Lee (internal vomit) had returned just a little while ago and requested my presence for dinner immediately.
Oh, no. I was already starting to panic. He's home… I can't do this! It took all of the effort at my disposal to remain at least somewhat calm. I didn't want Noah thinking he had more power over me than he already thought he had.
"Oh… Thank you, but I'm not hungry…" I said timidly, hoping that would mean I didn't have to attend.
"Master Lee would like your company. It's not an option, Miss." His voice rang clear and even, shadowing over the sympathy in his eyes, making my stomach drop and twist inside of me.
I gulped as my hands involuntarily fisted and fidgeted with the sleeves of Noah' s shirt, which was far to large for me. I rose from where I sat and followed the butler to the dining area where Howon was seated at the head of a long, wooden table. Much like the rest of the house, the dining room looked like a giant antique, expensive and elegant.
The entire time I had to will myself into staying calm and showing as little fear as I possibly could. Mr. Jang pulled out my chair and I sat down nervously as Noah, whom I was now sitting less than a meter from, greeted me silkily. "Good evening, Sara. Have you found everything here to your liking? I apologize for you room being so empty. I'll have some clothes for you within the next day or two. Although, you wearing nothing but my shirt like that is a very appealing sight," he smiled slightly and I had a strong urge to stab him with my fork. I was slightly thrown by the sudden change back to English. Mr. Jang had been seeking to me in Korean, and it took me a moment to adjust.
When all I did was rest my eyes on his for a second and remain silent, he pursed his lips and huffed quietly. Again, that small victory gave me a small bit of strength and hope that I would actually escape one day.
"Mr. Jang told me that you've not been eating. You must be starving. I'm sure they didn't feed you well where you were kept before."
Yeah, well I was eating just fine before I was taken there and bought by you, you sick son of a bitch.
"I can assure you that the food is fine; I'm not trying to poison you. What good would that do me? I need you lively and healthy," he explained suggestively. I flared my nostrils and glared at him, trying to let him know that I would not give into him easily, especially when we were dealing with such a personal matter.
"I've been very patient with you and your whole not-answering-me charade. But I've had enough. You will show me respect me and answer me when I speak to you! Now tell me why you refuse to eat!" he said authoritatively, but still calmly. I kept my posture straight, directing my hard glare straight in front of me, refusing to acknowledge the extent of his authority.
"If you don't answer me, you will be punished, Sara. I don't want to punish you. It will make things less enjoyable for us both, especially you. But I will do what I must," he said, trying to sound collected through gritted teeth.
I turned my face to glare as angrily and harshly as humanely possible straight into his deep, cold eyes. I needed him to know I wasn't going to make this easy for him. He glared back at me with a matching intensity (quite frighteningly, actually, not that I would let him know I thought so, though).
He pushed himself up from his chair, and started closing the already-too-small distance between us while beginning to unbuckle his belt. I started seeing red and I'm sure my face showed just how shocked and terrified I was.
"I-I'm not hungry," I stuttered, trying not to come off as petrified as I truly was. The satisfied smirk on his face made me hate myself even more for giving him that small victory.
Just as he sat down, my stomach growled at an embarrassingly loud volume. Great.
Okay, so I was actually famished. Not having eaten a single morsel since coming here and barely being fed for two weeks before that will do that to you!
At least I lost those last few pounds, I thought wryly to myself.
"Not hungry, huh?" he said mocked, one eyebrow raised cockily.
I looked away angrily and silently cursed my stomach for giving me away.
Noah pushed my plate toward me and said, "Eat. You'll need to keep your strength up." The implication behind his words was almost enough to make me lose my appetite entirely. Almost.
I begrudgingly and very reluctantly picked at the food in front of me as Noah kept trying to get me to converse with him. I said as little as I possibly could, making sure to keep my face in a blank mask that reveled as little of what was going on in my head as possible.
"So what did you do while I was gone?" he asked casually. His nonchalance really astounded me. He was basically holding me hostage, knew I hated his guts (and he clearly knew that I was terrified of what he could, and most definitely would, do to me), and was trying to make polite dinner conversation as if I was just sitting around with my thumb up my ass waiting for him to come back. Wow. Just wow.
"Read," I answered before putting another small piece of food in my mouth.
"Anything interesting?" he asked, twitching one eyebrow up. I knew what he meant; the smut and romance novels—all of which I pointedly ignored—greatly outnumbered any other variety of reading material. "Nope," I replied.
He chuckled quietly to himself, but I wasn't exactly sure why.
I hadn't finished the food on my plate (not that I had intended to), but I had gulped down all of my water by the time I was dismissed and led back to my bedroom by Mr. Jang, who locked all of three locks after closing the door behind himself. Words were not enough to explain how relieved felt to be done with dinner and away from the jackass. I was free from him for the night, and that made it a little bit easier for me to breathe.
I steadied myself against the door feeling tears well in my eyes. How could this be real? How could this be happening to me?
I looked at the clock, reading 7:18 P.M. I wasn't exactly tired yet, so I wasn't ready to go to bed. I sat down on the edge of my bed, trying to figure out what to do with my time. I sat there for a few minutes before walking over to the vanity and sitting in the
chair, looking at myself in the mirror.
I hated the way I looked in his shirt. I hated it even more because it pleased him.
I leaned forward, closely examining the damage on my face. Even though the injuries were from a few days ago, they still looked mean. The cuts had scabbed over, and the bruises looked sickly and dark. I gently reached my hand up to touch the cuts, but pulled my hand away quickly as it stung.
Unbuttoning the first few buttons of the shirt, I saw the injuries on my chest, shoulder, and arms matched, as did the ones on my legs. I sighed, suddenly feeling more upset.
Who told these men that it was acceptable in any way to treat people like this? To abuse and neglect them? It made me furious that so many girls were just like me, being destroyed day by day until nothing of them remains but the hollow shells of the innocent, normal girls they once were.
Not able to look at myself in the state I was in any longer, I got up from the seat I had been sitting in and made my way, once more, to the book shelf. After reading the back of every book on the shelf, I decided to find a new purpose for the books.
I started stacking them in different ways, trying to make interesting buildings and structures with them. It made me feel like a child again. This was the type of thing that I, being the curious, introverted, lonely kid that I was, would have spent time alone in my room doing when I was younger.
After building my most grand structure yet (though I wasn't entirely sure what exactly it was), I let my body fall backward onto the carpet with a groan. I remained like that for a while as the irritating juxtaposition of extreme boredom and sever anxiety rage inside me.
I closed my eyes and began rubbing my temples. I needed to stay calm and keep my head clear. I guess I fell asleep laying there like that, because I woke up the next morning. And just like the night prior, I had been placed in the bed.
Well, that's the last time I go to bed that early!
The next week passed in a very similar fashion. I was imprisoned in my room for most of the day. My time around Noah was minimal (for which I was incredibly grateful) because he'd apparently been extremely busy this week. I mostly saw him during dinner. He requested me there every evening in spite of my constant claims of net being hungry.
When he was around, I was constantly on edge, endlessly worried that at any moment he could just come at me and do whatever it was he wanted to do to me. But he never did. He was just condescending and authoritative. But calm. Always calm, composed, and in control. So much so that it was slightly eerie. It made the fear that he could attack me even bigger.
A week after the night I had first had to eat dinner with Noah, I was sitting in my room, trying to find new, creative ways to pass the time. I hadn't really been paying attention to the time, and I guess I had fallen asleep at some point in the evening.
It was a knock at the door that woke me. It was Mr. Jang.
"Master Lee would like to see you in his bedroom right away," he said in that calm, neutral tone of his.
I could practically hear what little color remained in face drain entirely.
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Barrick's comments come on the heels of a report published this week, which claims its Tanzanian subsidiary has been under-reporting the amount of metal in its shipments to evade taxes.
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Tanzania outs mining minister over alleged collusion with companies to evade taxes
Shares in gold producer Acacia Mining, one of the firms accused of eluding taxes, fell by more than 18% to 18% to 355.70 pence on the news.
Acacia Mining says West Kenya project holds high-grade gold
With six drill rigs currently active on site, and two more to follow soon, Acacia expects to increase the resource to 2 million ounces by the end of the year.
Strike ends at Harmony Gold's Kusasalethu mine
Company to launch probe into the causes of the illegal sit-in of nearly 48 hours.
Harmony logs record quarterly revenue, halves debt
The world's fifth largest gold miner increased production, had stronger cash flows and paid shareholders a dividend in the first quarter of its 2017 financial year.
Acacia Mining soars after revising gold output forecast up
Stock climbed 12.94%, closing the session at 529p.
Harmony Gold bullish on cash flows as it reports increased output in Q3
After losing money for three years to 2015, Harmony is now focused on finding mines able to offset falling production at its South African operations.
Acacia back up to speed in Tanzania
African miner sticking to full year guidance of 780,000 ounces following plant shutdown amid majority owner Barrick's divestment talks.
Police killed 65, injured 270 at Barrick mine in Tanzania, inquiry hears
Tanzanian police have killed 65 people and injured 270 during years of sporadic clashes with villagers at a controversial Canadian-owned gold mine, according to evidence heard by a Tanzanian government inquiry.
Harmony Gold swings back to profit, will consider Barrick's Acacia stake
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Petra Diamonds finds massive 138-carat white rock at its Cullinan mine
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World Bank grants Tanzania $45 million to improve mining sector
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Cadmium: From Toxicity to Essentiality
Volume 11 of the series Metal Ions in Life Sciences pp 99-115
Imaging and Sensing of Cadmium in Cells
- Masayasu TakiAffiliated withGraduate School of Human and Environmental Studies and Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University Email author
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Cadmium is one of the highly toxic transition metals for human beings and is known as a human carcinogen. Once humans are exposed to Cd2+ on a chronic basis, Cd2+ primarily accumulates in the liver and kidney where it forms complexes with small peptides and proteins via sulfhydryl groups. Complexed Cd2+ or the ionic Cd2+ is then taken up by target cells and tissues and exerts the toxicity. However, the question of how non-essential Cd2+ crosses the cell membranes remains unanswered. Furthermore, the molecular mechanism of Cd2+-induced physiological signaling disruption in cells is still not fully elucidated. Investigations of Cd2+ uptake kinetics, distributions, and concentrations in cells require chemical tools for its detection. Because of the easy use and high spatiotemporal resolution, optical imaging using fluorescence microscopy is a well-suited method for monitoring Cd2+ in biological samples. This chapter summarizes design principles of small molecule fluorescent sensors for Cd2+ detection in aqueous solution and their photophysical and metal-binding properties. Also the applications of probes for fluorescence imaging of Cd2+ in a variety of cell types are demonstrated.
Keywordscadmium ion cellular uptake fluorescent probe fluorescence imaging molecular design
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|Reviews for Purple Lace
| TeaPowder chapter 1 . 5/23
Great Merlin, every time I read this story, I come to love it more...
| excessivelyperky chapter 1 . 10/15/2014
Well...if someone had held Sirius Black in check while a student, perhaps it would not have been so believable that he betrayed the Potters. But Minerva will never admit that mistake.
But I love the purple lingerie (alas, my daily stuff isn't nearly that exciting; I require more basic engineering, perhaps, than anything else. But I do have a collection, including a black and silver corset, for private viewing, heh).
Obviously, Alastor knows the sensible outside, and the frilly underside; and loves them both.
| Nova Super chapter 1 . 6/24/2012
Didn't expect to enjoy this but it's really rather lovely. Nice one :)
| Squibstress chapter 1 . 6/4/2012
It's probably all your fault that I have a thing for Alastor/Minerva, you know, and stories like this are why.
You make them seem just so right together, her primness and his gruffness, both overlying a tenderness that they aren't afraid to let out to play under the right circumstances.
I especially loved the bit about Minerva knowing when to be predictable and when not to be. And the lingerie, of course.
| Swallow B chapter 1 . 6/3/2012
You have the knack for making me appreciate pairings that would not have been my choice. After reading this, I can perfectly see Minerva and Alastor, and even feel emotionally drawn in. It makes perfect sense. Really good characterisation, too.
"Minerva would have been the first to remind him of that." She would, but she would nevertheless feel the same way he does - I think.
I do like these remixes, such a lot of richness to be gathered from another story (and the fact that we get to read that story too). You are good at noticing details as a door to a whole new way of looking. Great job.
| moira of the mountain chapter 1 . 6/2/2012
The truest measure of their intimacy was that neither was ashamed for the other to see their scars - the physical and the emotional. I'm glad they had their night of comfort and equally glad that Moody has his small memento. I'm sure he'll treasure it.
| Iselima-Minerva chapter 1 . 6/2/2012
Ahhh! What a little delight to read on a Saturday Morning!
Interesting to while in Alastor's thoughts. Got to love him. Got to respect him. A lot. But oh how happy I am, I'm not him, with his ever extreme vigilance (not saying he's wrong though, with his profession), must be hard for him to relax and enjoy the lighter sides of life enough.
I loved the sweet, not so prim, purple trophy he sneakily took (and I'm imagining Minerva smiling about it, when she finds out, after perhaps an initial moment of upset, but I did not yet read the original.)
Some of the lines I particularly liked:
"Oh, not that she hasn't got a heart, too, the old girl, much as she tries to conceal it."
"...its greying softness..." (rest of the line and it's image is also lovely, but this stood out)
"Still. Lose enough bits of yourself, and even the bravest man will flinch when the pants come off, and there's nothing between his broken-down self and the woman he wants but the revealing air." What a GEM, really touched me for I believe it counts for many of us, albeit mostly far from as true as for Alastor, and you expressed it in such a revealing - indeed - way.
" Moody stands for a moment, feasting on the sight of long, pale leg and an eminently-squeezable breast." Oh...breast! That's almost too good a way to put it *gg*
Review has to end right here and now...RL calling with some urgence. Sad, I'd had loved to go through the last lines again to take my pick.
Thanks for putting it up. Enjoyed it! :-)
| BrokePerception chapter 1 . 6/2/2012
Lovely oneshot. :)
| Kreacher's Peepers chapter 1 . 6/2/2012
Delightful. Characters nailed spot on and just enough teasing.
(Can't help but imagine Moody being set upon after leaving, Death Eaters searching his pockets and all standing around guffawing at finding that scrap of purple lace, only for Alastor to make the most of the opportunity, taking them out while they are still distracted, and then stomping over to them. 'I'll take that, thank you'. Minerva's knickers saving the day, got to be some life in that idea!)


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15 Jason Robinson 8
Still world class, so look for something exceptional in his final match. One of the few to shine in that 36-0 defeat that now seems a lifetime ago
14 Paul Sackey 7
Looked slightly lost on the "wrong" wing first time around when England kept him away from Habana. A confidence player who has developed considerably since leaving London Irish
13 Mathew Tait 6
Has a big midfield on his hands but his defence has improved throughout the tournament. In attack he has often struggled against well-organised defences but is lively and a threat
12 Mike Catt 6
Has the old boy got another big game in him? I think so. He helps Wilkinson think his way through a game and provides both a kicking option and the ability to pull something from his bag of tricks
11 Mark Cueto 5
Seemed to be lacking in confidence against the USA and has been out of action for a bit. Needs the fillip of a good early run or being comfortable under the first high ball hoisted his way
10 Jonny Wilkinson 8
The kicking might be off colour and he might not be the force of 2003 but England are more confident with him on the park and, judging by what the Springboks say, he preys on their minds
9 Andy Gomarsall 9
England's heartbeat throughout the knock-out phase and one of the players of the tournament. His quick pass will have to keep Wilkinson safe for another 80 minutes if the cup is to be retained
1 Andrew Sheridan 8
The earth will shudder when he and CJ van der Linde lock horns. The Sale man was the talk of the tournament after the Australia game and he has started to trundle as well
2 Mark Regan 7
Much more than just a mouth but, if the banter upsets the Bok front row, so much the better. However Mr Rolland will be listening as well and Regan needs to keep on the right side of the referee
3 Phil Vickery 7
The Raging Bull seems to be getting up a head of steam and I am betting on him to give Os du Randt a difficult evening - as he must if England are to take it to the Boks up front
4 Simon Shaw 7
The force seems to be with him and once he gets a coach's confidence he becomes a far better player. Life will be hard in the lineout but I expect him to improve still further with ball in hand
5 Ben Kay 6
Still not the commanding figure of pre-2003 but he is getting there and his hands seem to have stopped letting him down. His management of the lineout on England's ball will be crucial
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Solid citizen who never lets England down. Does those unseen things exceptionally well and will be a useful lineout option if England want to keep the ball away from Matfield and Botha
7 Lewis Moody 7
Still a six and a half in my mind but he has been putting himself about in lively and brave fashion during France 2007 as England have belatedly twigged what is allowed in the contact areas
8 Nick Easter 7
Has grown into the job as the tournament has progressed. Big and strong, he takes a lot of stopping and has done a nifty job when it comes to turning over ball in the tackle area
15 Percy Montgomery 7
The other left boot. You sometimes feel that, if Montgomery goes well, the Boks go well. But he can have days when the kicking rhythm deserts him and he has doubts under the high ball
14 JP Pietersen 6
The 21-year-old is learning fast but World Cup finals are something else. He can be fragile under the high ball. Argentina did not kick well enough to test his improving positional game
13 Jaque Fourie 7
Confident and he has every reason to be. Solid and quick, he will test Tait's defence to the limit and has that happy habit of timing his runs to link with the guy making all the breaks
12 Francois Steyn 5
One for the future. This 20-year-old could be South Africa's hero or villain today. Has no fear but a couple of blunders against the Pumas showed he has little judgment either
11 Bryan Habana 10
A gem. Sees things quickly and does things even faster. The tournament's leading try scorer but there is much more to his game, especially supporting Montgomery and Pietersen in defence
10 Butch James 7
Another fly-half who has a big defence and a decent tactical boot. On the back of the Boks' brilliant defensive lineout he is primed to play a territorial game but not afraid to make a break
9 Fourie du Preez 8
Cut England to pieces in the pool and played the game of a complete scrum-half. He was quick and kicked well that day but I see Gomarsall and Moody making today less of an armchair ride
1 Os du Randt 5
World Cup winner of 1995 called off the farm and out of retirement. Jake White has great faith in his 35-year-old loose-head but against England's front row this might be a trundle too far
2 John Smit 8
White's main man when others doubted whether he was the best hooker in South Africa. Inspirational captain and a great rugby thinker. If Plan A starts to stutter, Smit will know where to find Plan B
3 CJ van der Linde 7
This is it for the Free State prop. South Africans never expect their front rows to take a backward step, so the battle with Sheridan will be as tough on Van der Linde's mind as his back
4 Bakkies Botha 8
The "other" half of the best line-out combination at the tournament. They threaten to pilfer so much opposition ball that sides often panic on their own throw and make rash calls
5 Victor Matfield 9
Regan will have to be mighty accurate to keep the ball away from Matfield's thieving hands. So athletic for a guy who weighs over 17 stone; he seems able to change course while airborne
6 Schalk Burger 7
Such an abrasive force. Back after a career-threatening neck injury and the rest seems to have done him a power of good. But he has already been cited once and Alain Rolland will be watching him
7 Juan Smith 7
Another big boy but his pace has given the back row the balance it looked like losing when Pierre Spies was ruled out. Against the Pumas there were times when he looked more like a centre
8 Danie Rossouw 7
The Boks' lineout is fairly orthodox but Rossouw is a handy option for Smit to have at the back if, in attack, they want to tie in England's loose forwards. Also scores tries
The benches
So far so simple but modern Test rugby is won by squads of 22, not just the 15 starters on each side and here England have a clear advantage over their South African rivals. I like the way the head coach, Brian Ashton, has started to use his replacements, particularly the mobile front-row pair of Matt Stevens and George Chuter
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South Africa 6
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Gabriel's entire body hurt. A deep, throbbing soreness relayed from nerve ending to nerve ending in a constant loop around his body. He could feel himself healing beneath the burns but the scars remained, even as the pain dissipated.
He waited in the living room, seated on the brown leather couch across from the small counter-top island that separated the kitchen and living room, his foot tap-tap-tapping on the carpet in sharp, impatient motions. His fingers twitched on his knee.
The water turned off in the bathroom and a flash image covered his vision for a milisecond. Persephone, wrapped in a peach towel, her auburn hair in wet curls against her collarbone. Steam rose from her skin. When he blinked, it was gone, and he felt dizzy.
He rose from the couch, tired of the pressure on his burns, and immediately the world went out from under him. Everything blurred and he felt the dull crack of his knees hitting the floor.
He heard a knock at the door and the sound reverberated harshly in his ear canal. He clamped his eyes closed tightly. For an instant the pain was pinpointed and fierce, one hand instinctively moving up to cup his ear, and he wondered if he would discover blood when he pulled his hand away.
He stood up, again, a distant ache in his knees, and walked over to the door. His fingertips reached the doorknob and he felt the knock vibrate down through the wood.
"Christ, don't be so impatient," he snapped, irritated, and swung the door open.
Even mildly peeved, the sight of Ash lifted the tension from him. It had been too long, he thought. He offered the other man a wide smile and stepped aside to let them in the house.
Habitually, he did a cursory scan outside as he closed the door. He bolted it behind him.
"It's good to see you, Ash," he said, offering his friend a familiar pat on the shoulder. He turned his attention to Skyla and nodded at her. "I'm Gabriel, you must be Skyla. I'm afraid Persephone isn't quite done with her shower yet." He gestured down the hall and shrugged. "She wasn't feeling well," he offered the two of them another smile, but it wavered. He said, "I'm sure she will be out in a minute."
Skyla gave him a light smile, awkward and unsteady but compassionate, and said, "That's all right. It's nice to meet you Gabriel." She and Ash took seats on the stools, also upholstered in brown leather, at the island.
A few moments stretched on between the group of them in a stilted silence. He could hear Persephone's soft footfalls in the bathroom as she dressed.
Ash cleared his throat, whether nervously or uncomfortably, or both, Gabriel didn't know. What he did know, however, was what his friend was about to get at. He braced himself for the question, for the fumbling explanation that would surely come from his own lips. How could he explain?
How could anyone else understand?
"So Gabe," Ash started, his tone low and serious; as if he were treading a minefield and even the vibrations of his voice could set them off. "Anything we should know?"
Immediately, Gabriel looked to Skyla, unsure of her and her presence and whether or not he should reveal any precious information in front of her. He chewed over his first impression quietly, letting his gaze linger on her face before he looked away.
He scowled at the floor; angry over a situation he couldn't change, bitter that he couldn't change it. His shoulders tensed beneath the fabric of his shirt and the left side of his body tingled with a fresh wave of pain. He kept the flinch to himself.
"Yeah," he said, rubbing his eyes with his thumb and index finger, despite the pain on one side. "Sometimes," he paused, hesitating with the words on the tip of his tongue. "Sometimes Persephone bursts into flames, I guess."
He didn't even have a chance to gauge their reactions. For the third time, his vision clouded and he felt as if he were falling backward. He grabbed the island counter-top for balance and hoped the head rush would pass quickly.
As if from far away, perhaps through a fading phone connection or from the end of a curiously long hallway, he heard "I knew it was me." His heart collapsed into his stomach and the guilt readily took it's place, pumping inky regret through his veins and up into his lungs.
He felt he would be drowned by it. Taking in a desperate gasp for air, he opened his eyes and everything was normal again. The room was still, his vision was clear. Ash stared at him, his startling blue eyes wide with a knowledge Gabriel wasn't sure he wanted anyone else to have, yet.
He struggled to push back a sense of penitence for a wrong he couldn't place.
From behind him, "I knew it was me," she said, the tone of her voice haunted and broken. A dam about to burst.
"I was never going to keep that from you," he stumbled over his own words, frantic to placate her misery before he continued, "but it wasn't the important thing at the time." He turned so he could face her, his burgundy eyes promising her whatever discussion she wished, only later on. "Persephone, I would like you to meet Ash and Skyla. I believe they will be our travelling companions on our search for a colony. Speaking of," he said, returning his attention to their visitors, "we should not loiter here."


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Discussion in 'Northern Thailand - General Discussion Forum' started by Hoghead, Oct 11, 2007.
Richco Motorsports is having a grand opening party Oct 12 at 6:30 pm
And what a good night it was.
Free beer / BBQ / Bikes 'n Girls to Oggle.
Congratulations Richco.
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I was listening to New Orleans talk-radio this morning. The commentators were bragging that the New Orleans murder rate in '06 was less than Baltimore. Truth of the matter is that New Orleans' population is less than 1/2 of what it was pre-Katrina.
These big citites that continue to let these predators roam the street are in need of some serious changes in the way the criminal justice system operates.
I'll be back in New Orleans on Thursday to pick up family members from the airport (couldn't get a direct flight out of the local airport here on the Coast). You better believe I'll be packing and on orange.


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WASHINGTON - It started with a combat cowboy striding onto the battlefields of World War II, pen ready and spiral notebook open to document the war as it happened.
The equipment is more high-tech now, but the dozen U.S. Army and National Guard reservists on notice for possible deployment to Bosnia will essentially perform the same duties as S.L.A. Marshall, the first soldier dispatched by the U.S. military to detail battles as they happened.
"We're not Ernie Pyle or Walter Cronkite on the front lines," Capt. Tom Jensen said, referring to the two famous war correspondents. "We're not journalists. We're collecting data and doing interviews for posterity."
The commander of the Army National Guard's 102d Military History Detachment of Topeka, Kan., Jensen served as a reservist in the 1991 Persian Gulf War, too, heading a 200-man ordnance unit. "I'm glad I'll be doing military history this time," said Jensen, a 46-year-old history teacher who saw four soldiers die from a Scud missile attack.
The Army has 15 reserve military history detachments and one active-duty, with one officer and two enlisted men in each unit.
Four reserve detachments are on call-up for possible deployment to Bosnia for the U.S. peacekeeping mission - the Army's 49th at Forrest Park, Ill., and 90th at San Antonio, Texas, and the Army National Guard's 102d at Topeka, Kan., and 130th at Raleigh, N.C.
Sgt. Dennis Droge of the 102d is a cropland specialist in Seneca, Kan., population 2,027. The 52-year-old says people don't understand his military job. "When we say we're military history most people think, 'For what, the Civil War?' But for us history is what happened two hours ago."
Sgt. Roger Ruth of the 49th Military History Detachment in Forrest Park, is a life insurance salesman with a wife and two daughters.
"I'm a citizen soldier so it's exciting to be part of making sure history doesn't get trashed," says Ruth, 47. "What we know about World War II is thanks to military historians who were there."
Marshall, a flamboyant journalist who favored Western wear, became a brigadier general for his exploits in WWII, Korea and Vietnam. He wrote several books, including Pork Chop Hill and an autobiography, Bringing Up The Rear. He reportedly was called up by Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower himself, said Bill Stacy, chief of the Army's military history office at Atlanta.
Stacy sent historians to the Gulf War, where for the first time they saved high-tech data on computer disks while gathering facts. He also has sent transcribing troops to Somalia, Haiti and even Hurricane Andrew in 1992.
Why can't the military wait to record history?
"The government doesn't pay for history just because history's nice," Stacy says. "They pay for it for the lessons learned. With historians on the scene you can learn from your mistakes pretty quickly."
The military stores the information at major research centers, the National Archives and the Combat Studies Institute at the Command and General Staff College, Ft. Leavenworth, Kan. Years later, the military publishes "green books" on conflicts. Only World War II volumes are complete. But the public, including authors, has access to all unclassified material, and many a book has been written from the well-documented sources.
Col. Richard Swain, Ph.D., director of the institute, spent much of the Persian Gulf War looking over the shoulder of Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, then commander-in-chief of the allied forces.
"If you have credibility you can go anyplace and do anything," said Swain, who was chief military historian in the Gulf War theater. "If you come in acting like a pencil-neck you don't get anywhere."
Swain, who served two tours in Vietnam in a forward artillery unit, scoffs at the idea that military historians often face danger - although one "crazy" colleague was known for riding tanks into battle.
"The only time I was in danger was on Saudi highways," Swain says. "It may be different in Bosnia where trying to find a front and a rear line is pretty hard. The situation is pretty unstable."
Major Dewey Lutzow, commander of Forrest Park's 49th Military History Detachment, doesn't plan on taking chances. Still, the computer systems analyst who got married four months ago is getting ready to sign a newly written will if he is sent to Bosnia.
"My wife, Chrissy, is a little nervous," says Lutzow, 37. "I'm taking care of family matters this week and not worrying about history too much .... We're soldiers first. We can't forget that."
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Hubby is re felting the shed and tiding up.
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Hubby is re felting the shed and tiding up.
Enjoying a tea latte at Starbucks, while posting here from my new tablet.
Its amazing whats happening here, everyone is on his computer, other are studying. Up floor at Starbucks is like a library..
Doing some food preparations for tomorrow. About to run out to the fish market to pick up some seafood
Listening to son's computer and hubby doing the dishes..
I've been cooking all day and now watching the Super Bowl pre-game shows. Game is being played in our area this year - so lots of excitement here
Not doing much just relaxing...
I've been watching tv and doing sudoku puzzles for most of the day.
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