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A Deniable Deathby Gerald Seymour, Ralph Cosham (Narrated by)
The rules are simple. Break up your shape. Hide your smell. Never show your silhouette. Check the surfaces of your kit. Space the movements of your team. Use the shadows. Danny "Badger" Baxter has a talent for surveillance. He's always followed the rules. Until now, they've kept him alive. But now, Badger has a bigger job than photographing dissident
The rules are simple. Break up your shape. Hide your smell. Never show your silhouette. Check the surfaces of your kit. Space the movements of your team. Use the shadows. Danny "Badger" Baxter has a talent for surveillance. He's always followed the rules. Until now, they've kept him alive. But now, Badger has a bigger job than photographing dissident Northern Irish Republicans in muddy Ulster fields, or Islamic extremists on rainswept Yorkshire moors. MI6 has a plan to assassinate the Engineer - a brilliant maker of improvised explosive devices, the roadside bombs that account for 80 percent of Allied casualties in Iraq and Afghanistan. The spooks know he's planning to leave his home in Iran. They just need to find out when and where he's traveling. So Badger finds himself on the wrong side of the Iranian border, burdened with a partner he loathes, lying under a merciless sun in a mosquito-infested marsh, observing the house. If things go wrong, as far as Her Majesty's Government is concerned, his part in the plot is completely deniable. Gerald Seymour expertly explores the moral compromises of the secret world on which we rely for our everyday security - and the amazing reserves of courage that ordinary people can find in extraordinary circumstances.
Editorial Reviews
"Veteran British spy novelist Gerald Seymour has written an extraordinary work of fiction. This is Seymour's 21st novel, and critics on both sides of the Atlantic have for years compared him to John le Carre, Graham Greene, Eric Ambler and other masters of spy fiction, but his reputation has never quite equaled theirs. No matter. Serious readers will find in A Deniable Death not only suspense, strong characters and a realistic look at the world of espionage, but a majesty that is rare in fiction. At a certain point, the novel rises to a mythic level, portraying courage and loyalty and sacrifice almost beyond understanding." Washington Post
"Convincing and suspenseful." Wall Street Journal
"Seymour is a veteran thriller-writer, and this is a genuinely gripping page-turner." The Atlantic
"Outstanding… Seymour (Harry's Game) is strong on the details of surveillance and spycraft, but on even surer ground with his characters as he focuses on Gibbons's stoic dedication, Badger's ruthless single-mindedness, and Foxy's prideful professionalism. Even the Engineer comes across as a human being, thanks to a complex subplot about getting his wife to the West for cancer treatment. Once the narrative gains momentum, it's hard to put this one down." Publishers Weekly, starred review
"A book for those seriously into espionage who want to absorb every detail of how a spy mission is planned and carried out… Seymour's painstaking attention to detail is a plus, as it gives the story an authentic ring and lets the reader experience the mission in real time." Kirkus
"The three British masters of suspense, Graham Greene, Eric Ambler, and John le Carre, have been joined by a fourthGerald Seymour." New York Times
"Not since the arrival of John le Carre has the emergence of an international suspense novelist been as stunning as that of Gerald Seymour." Los Angeles Times Book Review
"[Seymour] isn't just abreast of the headlines, [but] ahead of them." The Washington Post
"Seymour may be the best spy novelist ever." Philadelphia Inquirer
"Suspense master Seymour dazzles with commanding language and meticulous detail." Entertainment Weekly on Rat Run
"In a class of his own." The London Times
"Picking up a novel by Gerald Seymour is like taking a deep breath of fresh air . . . When readers get to the nailbiting climax, involving an agonising wait for airborne rescue, they may be wondering why they should bother with any other thriller writer." Independent (London)
"The novel exemplifies Seymour's ability to create and control a large, vividly drawn ensemble who are unwittingly connected (in this case via two fed-up soldiers)… Also characteristic is a Hitchcockian skewing of the reader's sympathies, with the ostensible good guys in Whitehall shown as coldly ready to sacrifice lives, and the bomb-maker seen in the round as both killer and devoted husband." The Sunday Times (London)
"Seymour is a master of the thriller set on the murky edges of modern war . . . As ever he juggles action, context and suspense with a special-forces level of expertise." i
"After 28 novels, Seymour's empathy for those he ensnares in his moral minefields remains movingly even-handed." Daily Telegraph (London)
"A gripping thriller." Sun
"Mr Seymour is . . . on form . . . The tradecraft of silent watching and the discomfort, thirst and increasing claustrophobia of the hideout are brought very much to life . . . the grim landscape of the border region and the harsh lives of its inhabitants are skilfully evoked." The Economist (Australia)
"Great storytelling . . . You just have to read this novel as it is absolutely gripping." Eurocrime
"Gerald Seymour is the grand-master of the contemporary thriller and Deniable Death is his greatest work yet. Gripping, revealing and meticulously researched, this is a page-turning masterpiece that will literally leave you breathless." Major Chris Hunter, author of Extreme Risk
"Seymour is not one to cut corners. He does his research, thinks hard about his story and gives us richly imagined novels that bristle with authenticity." Washington Post on The Collaborator
"Seymour [is] incapable of creating a two-dimensional character." The Times
"Discerning thriller readers can safely say that the best practitioner currently working in the UK is the veteran Seymour. He is, quite simply, the most intelligent and accomplished in the current field . . . Here, we have a typically compromised Seymour anti-hero, a masterfully organised globe-spanning narrative and a mass of highly persuasive detail. The Dealer and the Dead is Seymour firing on all cylinders, and his rivals need, once again, to look to their laurels." Barry Forshaw
"With Seymour, not only do you get a cracking story deftly told, but you also feel you are learning something." Birmingham Press
"In a class of his own." The Times on THE WAITING TIME
"One of the modern masters of the craft." Daily Mail on THE COLLABORATOR
"Gerald Seymour is considered the dabbest hand in the industry . . . still a master who executes his spy tales of murderous and political intrigue with rigour and flair. Seymour is a master at evoking the seemingly unchartable terrain of foreign landscapes - as a former reporter covering wars in Vietnam, Northern Ireland and Borneo, he brings to bear some every pertinent experience. His research into the espionage world is meticulous. Splendid stuff." City AM
"A vividly drawn ensemble of spooks, terrorists and civilians." Sunday Times Books of the Year 2011
"A vividly drawn ensemble of spokes, terrorists and civilians." John Dugdale
"One of the most venerable names of the thriller genre, Gerald Seymour, showed that age was not withering him." Independent Books of the Year
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A Deniable Death
By Gerald Seymour
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An unobtrusive man, he was noticed by few of the pedestrians who shared the steps with him that climbed to the pavements of Vauxhall Bridge in the November rain. He left behind him the cream and green walls and the darkened plate glass expanses of the building that those outside the disciplines of the Service called 'Ceausescu Towers' – the headquarters of MI6. He walked briskly. It was his job to move unseen and not to attract attention, even inside the Towers. Len Gibbons was known to few of those who passed through the security gates, morning and evening, alongside him, or shared the lift to and from the third floor where his desk, East 3-97/14, stood, or waited in the canteen lunch queue with him. The few who did know him, however, regarded this middle-grade manager as a 'safe pair of hands' and in the trade that was about as good an accolade as could be handed out. As a 'safe pair of hands', he was entitled to trust and responsibility and he had received both that afternoon at a meeting with the director general: no notes taken.
The word of the day was deniable. The meeting in itself was deniable, the matter discussed was deniable, and the conclusions reached were deniable. The actions that would be taken were also deniable. Len Gibbons had been called to the upper floors and briefed over a pot of tea and a shortbread biscuit. Take the bastard down, Len, would be the vulgar way to put it. Take him down and leave him on a kerb so that his head rolls in the gutter and the blood runs down the drain. Not, of course, that we like vulgarity. We might more politely call it 'interdiction'. Actually, I prefer 'take the bastard down'. It'll be deniable. My diary has me in the Cabinet Office fifteen minutes ago, and there all afternoon. So, go to it, Len, and know that many men – and widows – will be cheering you on. If you bring him down there will be cheering to the rafters. It's not the sort of thing we've done in years – a first in my time – but it has my total support ... as long as it stays deniable.
Half an hour later he had cleared his desk and, with a filled briefcase, had allowed his assistant to leave ahead of him. He had switched off the lights, locked the doors, and they had gone down to the central hall in the lift. They had swiped their cards at Security, walked out into the rain and headed for the bridge. He did not look back at the building, did not know how many days he would be away from it, and whether he would win or lose ... But the job would get his best effort. That, Len Gibbons guaranteed.
Across the bridge, he headed for the Underground station. He preferred to mingle with the masses that crowded the trains. He bought the two tickets and passed one over his shoulder, no turn of the head, no smile, to Sarah and felt her take it quickly, discreetly. Descending on the escalator he had the briefcase held tight across his chest, his coat sleeve hanging far enough forward to mask the chain linking the handle to the handcuff attachment on his wrist. Inside the briefcase were the maps, charts and lists for coded contact that would assist towards the state-sponsored killing of an individual whose life was considered forfeit ... all, of course, deniable.
He wore the years well, fifty-nine, and was physically fit, mentally alert, with good colour in his face. His trade demanded ordinariness rather than eccentricity, and there was little about him that those on the platform would remember: no sign of the hairstyle under the trilby and behind the beige scarf, no sight of his shirt or tie because the raincoat was buttoned high. The briefcase bore no EIIR, embossed in gold, which would have shown he was a servant of the state. If any had noted him, glanced quickly at the trilby, they might have thought him a rather boring man whose employment shelf life drifted to a close. They would have been wrong. God, in the Towers, had known Gibbons the length of his professional career, would have judged him a man of insight and acumen, but handicapped by a throw of the dice: those damned events that could derail any intelligence officer's career. He might appear a buffoon, might cultivate that image, might use it as a cover to divert attention from the reality of a stiletto-sharp mind. He trekked into the heavier rain as the afternoon closed dankly on Central London.
The Underground behind them, they passed the entrance to the Ritz Hotel, then skirted the south side of Piccadilly Circus – neither looked up at the Eros statue – and turned down into Haymarket. She came level to his elbow and murmured the number they should look for. He nodded. They were a team. The rain's drips fell regularly from his hat brim and her hair was soaked, but they made no small-talk about the awfulness of the weather. Probably her mind was swamped as his was with the enormity of what they hoped to achieve in the next hours and days – not weeks.
There was a doorway and, inside, newspapers were scattered instead of a mat. A man in commissionaire's uniform sat at a desk but they were not challenged and declined to use the lift. Instead they walked up two flights and slipped along a corridor of closed doors, none of which boasted the legend of a company or business. She had a Yale and two mortise keys out of her handbag and he stood at the side while she unfastened the door. Gibbons did not know when the Service had last used the premises, whether they were regular or occasional visitors. He assumed that a front company held the lease and that all connections to the Towers were well disguised. Old procedures died hard. No interior lights were switched on until Sarah had gone to the windows of both main rooms, the kitchenette behind a partition, the toilet and shower room and pulled down the blinds. There was a room with a desk, a chair, and a small settee for him, and a room with a desk, chair, portable TV and a folded single bed for her; there were cupboards for each of them, a safe with a combination lock. Now, the reserve on his face faded: that buzz, the adrenalin flush and the excitement surge replaced it. He was a bureaucrat and a small cog – by fate of circumstance – between large wheels and he accepted that, but he took pride in what he did. Usually he succeeded in providing what was asked of him. Bare walls confronted Len Gibbons and a wintry smile settled on his lips. She had emptied his case of photographs and the big folded map, and had the roll of Sellotape in her hand. She did not bother to ask him where she should display the images.
A ceiling light lit the desk on which were his phone, lap-top, notebooks, pencils and the paraphernalia that travelled with him. She chose the wall in his direct eye-line as the place to stick up the photographs. Some were classified and others were not. She fastened them in the same haphazard jumble in which they had been displayed before. There were pictures of armoured vehicles, all shapes and sizes, all wrecked – some turned right over, some on their sides and some left as debris because the wheels had gone, or the tracks. The craters in tarmacked roads leading straight across flat sand landscapes were great gouges – in some a soldier could have stood, the top of his helmet hidden. Still-frames, a quarter covered with Arabic text, showed a moment of detonation that had been downloaded from websites. There were clear portraits, taken with a macro-lens in extreme close-up, of the gear used in the bombs and their sophistication. He liked to know his enemy and thought it important to display the enemy's work and skills, to have them present around him at all times ... There were photographs from the party last Christmas at a rehabilitation home where young men with military haircuts, all amputees, waved stunted limbs defiantly at the camera ... and there was one magnified picture of a procession, slow and black, in the High Street of a country town. He had been with the operation from the beginning and thought now that, if his Maker was willing, it approached the end. At the beginning, two years and three months before, a man had sneezed.
* * *
He might have caught the mild dose of influenza from his wife or children. He had sneezed and gone back to his labour on the electronics bench.
He did not know that the sneeze would kick-start an operation launched from a far-away city. He had been bent over the bench and was wearing the magnification optics he used when working on the software he adapted with kit brought in from the United States. From the land of the Great Satan, he could obtain dual use passive infra-red devices or high-powered cordless phones with a range of near to seven miles from a base station, and dual-tone multi-frequency gear: the PIR, HPCP and DTMF, and the zappers for unlocking car doors and ... The Engineer used them to provide the electronic signal to improvised explosive devices and to his design of explosive formed projectiles. From the safety and security of his workshop he created the bombs that would be carried along the rat-runs that criss-crossed the border of his country with Iraq to kill and maim. The sneeze had been perfunctory, and he was able to get his handkerchief out from his trouser pocket to smother the second. He had not stopped in his work and had not thought through the consequences of that minor eruption in his nose.
Had he done so he might have realised that a fine film had scattered from his face. Some minuscule droplets had wafted down on to the bench and a few had come to rest on the circuit he was putting together.
He had gone on with his work methodically and carefully. He had built the explosive formed projectile. He had a production line in a small factory area behind his workshop and the shaped copper charge was manufactured there to high-precision standards by experienced technicians. By his late-morning break, he had completed the electronics of a killing kit capable of defeating the electronic counter-measures of his enemy, and had begun on another, using the same procedures and techniques. They could almost have been described as a signature. The device onto which he had sneezed was now sealed, boxed and ready for transportation.
He did not know that the device had failed to detonate. A 'trigger man', as the Great Satan's troops described the bomb layer and the peasant charged with firing the device, had panicked when an attack helicopter had flown low over the sand scrape in which he had hidden himself, some three hundred yards back from Highway 6, the convoy route. He had broken cover and run. Later, to gain the reward of ten American dollars, he had fabricated a story of an advancing foot patrol, the need to destroy the firing software, its burial and his flight. The Engineer did not know that the sight of the man emerging from his hiding place and sprinting towards nowhere had alerted the Apache crew: a follow-up had been mounted and the abandoned device retrieved. That had been four weeks and two days after the Engineer had sneezed at his workbench and given forensic scientists something akin to gold dust: a sample for DNA analysis.
At a laboratory in the west of England, a woman in a white suit with a face mask over her mouth and her hair in a shower-cap, would say: 'Christmas has come early. It has to be the man who put it together.' There had been a meeting of ammunition technical officers and explosive ordnance disposal experts and the intelligence had been fed to them. One, who had been to the Palace for a gallantry decoration and was said to have exhausted more lives than any streetwise tom-cat, had said, allowing himself a gallows-humour grin: 'We chance our bollocks when we're out in the donkey shit trying to defuse these things in the hope that we can get fingerprints, anything, a speck of blood, because the trigger rag-head cut himself on a thorn – and that's just to identify a foot-soldier. Here we have the DNA of the top man in the chain. We've got it on a plate. That's a hell of a start.' The chair of a committee of intelligence officers and agent handlers, gaunt from the weight of responsibility, had briefed: 'I'm assured that only a small number of men, experts in micro-engineering, are capable of making these things. As you all know, but it's worth repeating ad nauseam, four in every five of our own and US casualties are laid at the door of these wretched things.'
The Engineer knew nothing about the basic information his sneeze had provided. He had gone on working through a full day until a car had taken him home. He had eaten with his wife and he had told his children, Jahandar and Abbas, the ancient Persian fairy story of Simorgh, and of God's three sons, Prince Jamshid, Prince Q-mars and Prince Korshid. He had not known of the chasm he had made in his personal security when he sneezed ... Neither did he know that fifty- one days later a slim file would be handed to a journeyman intelligence officer charged with the co-ordination of an intelligence trawl.
* * *
She had to stand on tiptoe to fasten the top corners of the map to the wall with lengths of Sellotape.
He didn't help her, but sat down and swivelled away from the pictures of bomb damage. His shoes were on the corner of the desk and his chair tilted comfortably as he gazed at the map. Because Len Gibbons had never been to Iraq, let alone visited Iran, he had little understanding of the terrain, topography and general culture of the area. There were large yellow patches – desert – and a pair of narrow green strips that represented the cultivated, irrigated areas beside the Tigris and Euphrates rivers as they came to a confluence at al-Qurnah before going south as one. There was blue for what seemed to be great inland lakes with little symbols of marshland printed on them. Across the extreme eastern corner of the water- covered area was the bold mauve line of a frontier, and almost on that line, in what was marked as Iran, there was a bold cross in black ink.
She looked at him, and he nodded, all he would offer in the way of praise but Sarah would take no offence. He was, to her, a good man to work for, and she was on board for what the operation sought to achieve. She had no qualms about its morality. She stood for a moment, hands on hips, legs slightly apart, enough to tighten the skirt across her buttocks – but it would have taken more than that to awaken any interest in him. They shared the scent of pursuit and the excitement. She went to make a cup of tea, leaving him to stare at the map.
She could remember the day when his screen had exploded into life, when a sparse file had started to thicken. No one forgot such rare, febrile days.
* * *
It was three hundred and nineteen days after Rashid, the Engineer, had sneezed over his workbench that a man walked into the lobby of the British Consulate in the Gulf Emirates city of Dubai and requested a meeting with a diplomat.
The Engineer had gone to work late because he had spent the morning with a doctor in the town of Ahvaz. His wife had been examined because of the persistent, but still relatively mild, headaches that sapped her concentration at work. The doctor had prescribed aspirin and rest, so Rashid had taken Naghmeh back to their new home, then set off for his bench at the small factory. He did not know that an Iranian had requested asylum from the British authorities and would therefore be challenged to explain his value. He did not know that a spook attached to the staff, operating under consular cover, would say, 'You claim you are a member of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps – you said your unit was from the al-Quds Brigade – but I have to ask what sort of information you might bring with you that would justify from us your asylum and safety. Facts, my friend, are the currency needed.'
And, of course, Rashid, the Engineer, did not know that a traitor who had been assigned as a guard to an inner perimeter of an Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps camp on the road south from Ahvaz, was now in flight, and faced – if again in the custody of al-Quds – either stoning to death or strangulation at the end of a rope. Perhaps Rashid, the Engineer, had seen this guard as his Mercedes swept him through the gates of the compound; perhaps the man had swung them open and saluted. Rashid did not know that the man had denounced him because death faced him in his own country: his crime had been to defile a commander's daughter – the girl had been a willing party but now cried rape.
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Gerald Seymour was a reporter at ITN for fifteen years, where his first assignment was covering the Great Train Robbery in 1963. He later covered events in Vietnam, Borneo, Aden, Israel, and Northern Ireland. Seymour was on the streets of Londonderry on the afternoon of Bloody Sunday, and was a witness to the massacre of Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics. Seymour's first novel was the acclaimed thriller Harry's Game, set in Belfast, which became an instant international bestseller and later a television series. Six of Seymour's thrillers have now been filmed for television in the UK and United States.
Ralph Cosham, a narrator with dozens of fine performances of British classics including The Wind in the Willows and The Time Machine, also records as Geoffrey Howard, whose long audiography of titles includes works by C.S. Lewis. Ralph, as Cosham or Howard, has performed more than 100 audiobooks while keeping an active stage career in regional theater. Changing careers from British journalist to actor in the 1970s, Ralph has been recording for nearly 15 years.
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The so-called \"vulture funds\" holding bad Argentine debt are expected to reject the government\'s latest settlement offer, potentially leaving Buenos Aires with a huge bill. The US Court of Appeals has given fund NML Capital and Aurelius, which have large numbers of Argentine bonds and oppose a debt restructuring deal, until April 22 to respond to Argentina\'s offer. The court must then decide whether or not to uphold US District Judge Thomas Griesa\'s November 21 order that Argentina immediately pay the funds $1.33 billion in capital and interests accrued since it defaulted in 2001. If the court confirms Griesa\'s ruling, Argentina could be forced back into default, unraveling a long debt restructuring effort aimed at restoring the South American country\'s access to the capital markets. Argentina\'s President Cristina Kirchner would have the option of appealing to the US Supreme Court, but there is no guarantee the case would be accepted or that Buenos Aires could continue to put off repaying the bonds. Against this complex legal background, experts see various possible scenarios if, as expected, the judgment goes against Argentina, said Gabriel Torres, an analyst with the Moody\'s ratings agency. \"For us the great issue continues to be whether Argentina will be forced to default or not,\" he said. That threat arises because Griesa not only ordered Argentina to repay \"holdouts\" like NML and Aurora but also to give equal treatment to the 92 percent of original bond holders who had previously accepted a swap for new restructured bonds. If it upholds the lower court ruling, the appeals court also must decide whether to seize Argentina\'s deposits in the Bank of New York, its paying agent to holders of the restructured bonds, in order to pay off NML and Aurora. \"The worst scenario for Argentina would be if it is told \'you have to pay everything\' and in addition the Bank of New York is entered into, and there is no possibility of appeal and it has to be settled quickly,\" said Torres. He said that would imply an interruption of payments to the bondholders who had accepted a swap. The opposite extreme would be for the court to say \"we accept Argentina\'s proposal\" and force funds to accept a swap of defaulted bonds for new ones of less value, said Torres, adding that most experts do not think that will happen. A report by the firm Shearman & Sterling, which has followed the case very closely, concludes that the court is unlikely to find the Argentine offer \"to be a sufficient basis for altering Judge Griesa\'s\" decision. \"The court has already made it quite clear that it will not \'force\' the plaintiffs to \'accept a restructuring,\'\" it said. The opinion is shared by Vladimir Werning, executive director of JPMorgan Chase, who believes the three judges will not accept the Argentine proposal, which he described as a \"carbon copy\" of its 2010 restructuring offer. \"We do not anticipate the judges to support the \'cram down\' being requested by Argentina,\" he said. Torres says there is still a chance the court will rule against the Argentine government but at the same time to avoid a default. \"The middle course would be that they rule that Argentina has to pay but that the Bank of New York does not have to participate, without which the funds could not be seized,\" he said. \"That would be positive over the short term because it would not take Argentina into a default.\" Economist Arturo Porzecanski, of American University, is much more pessimistic, telling AFP he is certain \"this is going against Argentina\" and it will include the Bank of New York. For him, the issue is how much time Buenos Aires will have to py. \"There are two scenarios,\" he said. \"One in which they probably tell Argentina that it has to pay the \'holdouts,\' but give it time to do so. \"Or, they give it a chance to appeal and then the Argentine government will kick it down the road until after elections in October,\" \"Argentina is buying time, it\'s not solving problems,\" he warned.
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His footsteps pounding on the pavement behind her. He was fast. The streets were full of people, but none of them looked concerned at the woman sprinting down the sidewalk, with a man shouting angrily after her.
She turned and glared at him. "I told you, we're done talking."
"No," he said, as he got close to her. "Please let me explain."
She backed away, her green eyes wide. "I have to go."
He gripped her arm lightly. "Just wait, Eden. Wait."
"Let me go, Daniel."
His blue eyes darkened.
Eden pulled from him and stumbled back into someone. She looked up to see the man from the bar. He was staring at Daniel with a hard gaze, his lips curling.
"Are you all right?" he asked.
"I'll be fine," she answered.
"Good." His eyes fell on Daniel. "Now get the hell out of here, or I'll make you sorry you ever touched her."
Daniel made a move toward Eden again, and the man pushed him back.
"I warned you," he hissed.
After he was gone, Eden shook her head. "Thank you, but I was handling it."
"I'm sure you were," the man replied smugly. "And it looks like so many people were willing to help you with your confrontation."
"Sorry if I ruined your night."
He shrugged. "My night ended after my last drink. I was just heading home when you ran into me." He looked down the now empty street. "Who was he?"
"Daniel," she replied, frowning.
"Is he your boyfriend?"
"Was." She looked into his gray eyes as they walked down the sidewalk. "He's changed a lot since we've been together."
He grinned briefly. "I'm sorry, I've forgotten my manners. I'm John."
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Eden nodded. "It was nice to meet you."
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - April 2, 1991, New Braunfels, Texas Man jailed after 5-car accident The vehicle driven by a Colorado woman killed in a Sunday automobile accident rests in the sour oourd are of Interstate 35 oe'o'e ce :cv*ec (Photo by Erik Karlsson)StammtischBest withes The New Braunite Herald-Zeitung withes "happy birthday" today to Keith Faust, Joe Oris, Frank Hernandez, Ortencla Vargas, William Pristy, Aaron Scheel, Matthew Nolle, Janice Neff, Charlie R. Smith and Frank Silvas. Belated best wishes to Melissa Rein ingcr, Oracle de la Cerda, Anthony Glenn Villarreal, April Houk and Rosie Sotelo, Happy anniversary to Betty and William Wilson, Roger and Norma Schultz, Roland and Cor Ina Martinez and Phylis and Jewell Murrow. Know of a birthday or anniversary? Oive our receptionist a call the day before at 625-9144 — we'd like to share in the greetings.9trsst closings Closed today for street construction are SB Terrace from Unicom Avenue to its dead end and Magazine Avenue from Merri weather Street to Towed inc, seconding to the city engineer's office. On Wednesday, crews will be working on Unicom Avenue from U.S. Highway 81 to Merri weather and Towerline from Unicom Avenue to Magazine Avenue. Voluntser orientation American Red Cross Volunteer Orientation will begin at 9 a.m. April 27th in the second-floor conference coom at McKenna Memorial. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer at the hospital or nursing homes is invited to call Lola Behrens at 625-9764, Jimmy Allen at 635-3260 or leave your name at the volunteers' front desk at the hospital.Tickets avsllsbls Tickets to "Bird's Eye View," a tour of New Braunfels homes running from IO am. to 4 pm. Saturday now are available at Centex Office Supply, First Choice or China N' Things. The tour, a benefit for the Mid-Texas Symphony, offers a look at seven homes both historic and modem. Cost is $10 in advance, $12 on tour day. Luncheon tickets are an additional $5. College Day Southwest Texas State University in San Marcos will host "College Day" Saturday to help prospective students become familiar with the university and its programs. The program, sponsored by the SWT Office of Admissions, begins at 9 am. with check-in at Evans Auditorium. Events include campus and residence hall tours and discussions of admission and housing requirements, finanical aid programs, campus life, transfer credit, minority student affairs and academic services offered. Lunch will be served at Jones Diner for approximately $4. For more information or to receive registration instructions, contacts the SWT Office of Admissions at 512/245-2340.Chocolate charity Employees of Circle K at 8303 Landa have declared April Chocolate Crazy Month and are raffling a 10-pound Nestle Crunch Bar to raise funds for the United Cerebral Palsy organization. Raffle tickets at 25 cents each will be sold throughout the month, with a drawing to be held the last day of April.Kindergarten Round-up Kindergarten Round-up has begun at Cross Lutheran, where any child who will be 5 yean old by Sept. I, 1991, is invited with tee STAMMTISCH, Page tGood Day Colorado woman dies; two injured By STEPHANIE FERGUSON News Editor A Corsicana man remains in the Comal County Jail today on an involuntary manslaughter charge filed in connection with a five-vehicle accident in New Braunfels Easter Sunday. Bond for Alfredo Juan, 22, was not set as of presstime today. Juan was arrested by Department of Public Safety troopers Sunday afternoon after an accident on Interstate 35 claimed the life of 34-year-old Mary A. Bertram of Colorado. She was pronounced dead at the scene by Precinct I Justice of the Peace Harold Krueger. DPS Trooper Archie Harben said Bertram was driving north on Interstate 35 in a 1980 Chevrolet Chevette when the accident occurred across from the Solms Saloon. Juan also was driving north in a Toyota Celica fast approaching Bertram's vehicle. John Gonzales, 35, of Garland was driving a Jeep Cherokee also in the northbound lane to the left and behind Bertram's vehicle when he saw Juan approaching, Harben said. "The driver (of the jeep) sees this vehicle coming up from behind (Bertram) so he backs off and the Toyota cuts in front of the jeep,'' he said. Juan's vehicle then hits the Jeep and swerved into Bertram's Chevrolet, he said. By STEPHANIE FERGUSON N*w* Editor United States reservists who supported efforts in Operation Desert Storm supplied talents that helped the war run so smoothly, according to two local reservists, who were honored Monday. "I really think we're going to see a tremendous change now," said Dr. James Hicks. "I think you're going to see a marked reduction in the active duty forces and there's going to be even more emphasis placed on the reserves. The mobilization went so well this time." Hicks, along with Dr. Mark Hickman, were honored at a reception at McKenna Memorial Hospital Monday afternoon for their war-time service. Both doctors are members of the Primus Med Unit based at the medical school in San Antonio. Hickman served on the U.S. Navy Ship Mercy in the Persian Gulf for close to two months. Hicks was sent to Corpus Christi for two months. "I was kind of proud of the reservists. I think we added a lot to our ship being ready to do what we're suppose By STEPHANIE FERGUSON N*wa Editor Proposed legislation that requires mandatory jail time for first time DWI offenders could be the threat those people need to not drink and drive, say local officials. "1 have found that the only thing that really serves as a real deterrent is immediate and actual loss of either liberty cwt their license to drive," said Comal County District Attorney Bill Renner. "When she got hit she curved straight to the left out of control into the median ... and swerved into the inside lane of the southbound lane and got broadsided by a red Toyota Celica traveling south," Harben said. The Celica. driven by Sultan to do," said Hickman, who returned home March IO. "It's real easy to fall in the trap and say, 'Well, You didn t do much. You didn't do much. You didn't do much.' But you have to have everything in place because you don't know what's going to happen ... It takes a lot of support just so one guy Sen. Carlos Truan. D-Corpus Christi, recently unveiled his sleeping DWI proposal before the Senate Criminal Justice Committee The committee sent the bill to a subcommittee for further study Truan said increasing penalties and establishing an automauc revocation of a person's drivers license tee DWI will reduce the number of alcohol* related traffic deaths and nuke the state eligible for about $16 million ut federal funds Vfonim, 33, of Austin, then hit a Chevrolet van driven by Elisco Vega, 28, of New Braunfels. He was uninjured in the accident. Monim and his pregnant wife were treated and later released from can be up at the Line to shoot a aussie " While Hicks bad more access to current information. Hickman aid -he only way he received information was by a shortwave radio "I listened to BBC tarnish Broad * Coder JSC bill, a person arrestee Or DW I or wno 'erases u axe a neath UTSI would OI VOO JO Will HI JUlllJlU-stmuve hew mg u jtevem Us ut lei license rom being evoxeo Ot ai cost A' Jays. lf convicted Of DWI mu given probation, a tlm-urno odenuei wouiu be tequied jo save al t4»i 46 louie Ut 'Ail, ti could one of he nom citee uvc tools u» ut* mg ive*, Renner uud about Ac bdl. 'that ut exueuic»> McKenna Memorial Hospital. The accident occurred around 3:30 pjn. and blocked traffic in both directions for 98 minutes. Bertram had been stationed ai Fort Sam m San .Antonio as a trainee sinceduty casting Corp.)," Hickman said "No TV or anything like that Morning and evening you would sec brews of people huddled around guys on the flight deck with these little shortwave radios listening to BBC." Hickman said life on the ship was often "boring " "I would get up ai 6. Have some coffee ... We would have various drills — gas mask drills, fire drills, abandon ship drills, man overboard drills..." He said the ship's doctors saw a ot of the complicated cases, because of the expertise on the ship. such as a kidney dialysis service. Hicks said ais duties were similar 'jo that of working in a hospital. "I was working at th icme flight surgeons so we wou-d see mil tar' nek cads ai the morning mil nan dc flignt pnysicals arter lick rail va* over." Now Hickman anc Hicks will * getting mea o heir oui bandits. "I feel brettv rate is orig is vtr Bush ut in the White House.'' Hicks said. "1 don't think, any oody s going o be fooling around with us for awane. * Hickman >aic. mpvttum 'v in yuhng UM wuuiU Hap Keep jfuuKcu if iv cis alf th; uwuj 1'nt ut o»,' -mu b»ew Si aumeis rime* Chiel C C "Dick' He«iueii. 'Society coe* ow*. ai unmuflg a* a •oui<u uncase. 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No. 98 Cloudy conditions today should find winds horn the southwest at 20 mph, high near 78 and a low near 61. Monday's high in New Braunfels was 74 and the overnight low hit 50. For more weather information, please see Page 2A.Wield*:CLASSIFIED ***»•#*********#*** *»•** §»10 COMICS ***** *********** »** •*• »«« #• **« »*• «*• • CROSSWORD I OSAR ASRV HOROSCOPE •*•**•# ******************** n SPORTS 7-STV US TRIOS.. a************************* it ' WEATHER______________________ I GBRA, Sierra Club declare intention to sue By JOE BELK Stall Writ* A long-term hope of the Guadalupe Blanco River Authority may soon be realized, as binh the Slant Club and the OBRA have given notice to the IVpaiimem of the Ulterior of intent to file a lawsuit under the Endangered Species Act ITie goal of the potential lawsuit is to protect the Comal ami San Marcos springs, thus also assuring flow to downstream water users, OBRA Gen era! Manager John H. Spccht said. The Sierra Club and GBRA have filed the necessary btl Alay nonces to the Dc j >ai intent of the Ulterior, and Specfu said he believes the Sierra Club will proceed with the lawsuit. ''ll is their slated uuem lo do so. Whether they do or not is up to them, but I believe they probably will," he said. ''It is important that this issue be kept mov mg." He said if the Sierra Club did not take action in a reasonably prompt fashion, the GBRA board probably would vote iv* Jv* *o. New BiaunteL.v vp»v.n,iiuujve ja the board, Hoi Oui R SeOuciuu, Mod he has been awaiting auou cm a otig tune — the algas* none* ot uneui lo file a lawsuit wa* wived n June V6V. 'T've been at tending urecunga mo siuuig ut ou incdiaoreg session* aii lo no result," Schneider aud. 'Trad the endangered specie* (aspect) wa., brought up, ii was awin! difficult o gel meeiutgs." Aftei thai. he said, theic nave been niceungs bul no consensus on a con- w ilks loll. I he mu tau ou piowc** l«U Xvii MUUOUls, With lie JBRA IXjsl* JOUJiLg lie aw.vuit n lopc^ oi a v6 ona* agt cement. No one will tgree o t jliul, Xiine*ueL wuU. 'ricLvaoic, 'ie odutd, ne matter will likci> have to be resol* VCO rn coml the jouilluol awsuii. kccuiuuig o spec at, would he gv«ucd .a clouring auloi cornein ot bevies protection a loc i aw HeociUi Bndangiaed Species Act I he rcsuit wouid he ptouxuou ut ciLL.^,geied spcoiC* .n die Likjuu * iou >an Vlarco* .spunks, he said. 'ha. pnoueiioa would (occur) by assiuui* oinc spiuig flow under even die tnosr critical droughicoudiiroia. T youpio* cd the >prmg flow, you're .did pfo-lecun^ ill oft he downstream water isers. ' 'ie hsju a ural >u J -ut ..j, •*£,<- by iqurfez users would be the method of protecting the spr ing flow. TUd would not, he said, involve a cessation of cage, but rather model adon parti co!airly ut critical tunes. ;
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#201 "Wolf vs. Wolf"
From Andrew at the University of Missouri
The cyclical nature of interest in the wolf is a phenomenon that any true wolf enthusiast will find terribly fascinating. In many ways it seems that we are currently residing in a sort of "Wolf Renaissance" that is reminiscent of that of the early 1980s. I'm not sure about the rhyme or reason behind it, but the early 80s were a time when the wolf was center stage in a variety of media entertainment outlets. Taking just popular movies as an example, all of the following titles were all produced between the years 1980 and 1985: Teen Wolf, Silver Bullet, Wolfen, The Howling, Never Cry Wolf, The Night of the Werewolf, The Company of Wolves, and An American Werewolf in London. Now, in the last ten years, we haven't necessarily had a full-blown resurgence of interest in the wolf, but there are signs that a fresh rebirth of lupine enthusiasm is rising like a full moon. Notice the following bits of wolf phenomena as examples: The striking success of the "3 Wolf Moon" t-shirt (seen here), the current obsession with the character of Jacob from theTwilight series, the creation of the Teen Wolf television show on MTV, the cultural phenomenon that is Shaun Ellis and the lifestyle he lives, as well as a variety of other pop culture references to wolves that are beginning to appear everywhere from The Hangover to songs by Let's Buy Happiness, Bon Iver, The Good Natured, My Chemical Romance, and on and on. Also, going back to movies for a second, all of these titles were released in the last few several years: Dog Soldiers, The Ginger Snaps Series, Underworld, Big Bad Wolf, Blood and Chocolate, The Werewolf Hunter: The Legend of Romasanta, Werewolf: The Devil's Hound, A Mexican Werewolf in Texas, Rid Riding Hood, and the list could go on…
But all of this makes me wonder what might happen if some of these famous wolves and wolf warriors were to meet upon the field of battle. Andrew's illustration also seems to bring this idea to mind and causes us to speculate would might happen if these characters were to face off. What could one expect from a battle between the preacher/werewolf from Silver Bullet and Selene from Underworld? Who would you place your bets on in a battle to the death between Marsha Quist from The Howling and Sgt. Harry Wells of Dog Soldiers?
But the pièce de résistance of any discussion of wolf battles throughout the ages would no doubt come down to Scott Howard from the original Teen Wolf and Jacob Black from the Twilight series. Andrew really nailed it with this epic match up, and in the end, I'm not sure if there is a clear victor in this battle of lobos. While Jacob may be downplayed by modern wolf enthusiasts for taking center stage in a series that commands mostly teenage girls as fans, no one can deny his physical prowess. Also, in reference to Scott Howard, he certainly has the cool factor in his back pocket, but is this alone enough for him to steal the victory? Who's to say? Maybe no one could accurately predict what might happen if these two teenage werewolves were to ever cross paths, but one thing's for sure: it would be a battle you wouldn't want to miss.
Thanks, Andrew, this epic matchup has certainly given us some food for thought.


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A/N: I don't own POTO but I want to own my own phantom. I do own dawn. Just so you know I have nothing against red heads. If I as it would be hypocritical as I have bright red hair myself. But with dawn rather unusual eyes I thought it might make people weary and cruel to her. So read on.
"Get out here you lazy Girl"
I ran from my room, as madam Monet voice eco's though the opera house, pulling my bandanna on as I run, my blond 'hair' flying behind me.
"Yes madam?" I stop panting in fount of her.
"You were meant to clean the stage hours ago. Now you only have 2 hours to do it in. You know the consequences if you don't have it done in time for the performance so I suggest you get onto it." she walked away leaving me to stare at her back in horror.
2 Hours! It usually takes that with 2 people. And I wasn't one of my jobs to begin with. I shook my head sadly as I made my way towards the stage. Madam had hated me since I joined the opera house. In didn't know why but I always got the worst jobs that no-one else would do.
I sighed as I reached the edge of the stage and got down onto my knees to start cleaning. I knew it was only a slim chance but I might as well try to get the stage done before the ballet rats came out to prepare for the show.
I was about half an hour though when someone called me from the edge of the stage.
"Dawn." I looked over, it was Gabriel, one of the dancer, beckoning me frantically to join her at the edge of the stage. "Come here"
I got wearily to my feet and headed to the edge of the stage were she pulled me into some shadows unaware of the eyes watching us, even when she checked to make sure no-one was near.
"Dawn. I got a date with one of the patrons tonight." she said excitedly.
"But you have a show tonight." I hated to burst her bubble even if I didn't like the girl. She smiled sweetly at me and I knew instantly she was up to something.
"I know. that's why you will make sure I am dancing tonight."
I looked at her, feeling my gut sink as I realised she was referring to the favour (more like con) I did for one of the other dancers last week.
"Do you realise just how much trouble we will both be in if we are found out" I asked her forcibly.
She smiled again.
"Of course. that's why you will make sure we don't unless you want everyone to know your little secret."
With that she grabbed my hair and pulled
Erik PoV
I watched as a young girl cleaned the stage. I had watched her do impossible tasks like this before and felt sorry for her. But it wasn't my concern.
I watched as she got called away and, despite my vow not to get to involved with the girl, went down to see what was so important that she had to be called from her task.
I listened to the conversation between the to girls (hidden behind a statue) and watched as the cleaning girl got paler and paler. When the dancer grabbed her hair I expected her to scream in pain. Instead her hair seemed to lift and I caught a brief glace of bright red before it vanished behind a mess of blond.
"Alright. I'll make sure you at the performance tonight. Get you costume and measurement to my room in 2 hours. And don't tell anyone."
I could tell she didn't mean about what the deal they just made but about some secret.
"Oh. It depends on your performance tonight doesn't it, dawn." with that's the dancer walked off smugly.
Dawn (I now knew her name) sighed deeply before returning to her task with renewed vigour, and I crept away , confused as to the conversation I had just heard.
I watched as all the patrons came though the door. I was about to leave when as figure leaving caught my attention. It was the dancer form earlier. I frowned, wasn't she meant to be on stage ready for the first act? I shook my head, knowing without my help the opera would be a mess. She was one of the lea dancers after all.
I crept into box five as the opera curtains opened, watching as the dancers
filled onto stage. I shook my head, waiting for madam giry to notice one of the dancers was missing when…she came onto stage and started to dance.
I leaned forwards slightly, I was sure I had seen her leave. I watched her dance, noting her dancing was better then normal. It continued all though the opera, and my confusion grew. I was so sure I had seen her leave, and I don't normally make mistakes like this.
The final curtain fallen, the opera filled with applause before slowly filing out. I watched the dancer behind the curtain and noticed one slowly slip away. I followed my confusion only growing when she entered the cleaner room. What was she up to know?
Looking from behind her mirror I watched as she vanished behind her changing screen. As she changed I noticed several wigs in a slightly opened cupboard. What the world was going on?
The girl came out in a tattered night dress. Standing in fount of the mirror I noticed her figure was slightly different. As she wiped away her make up, I slowly started to recognise the face looking at me. She pulled several hair pins from her "hair before pulling in off. Underneath was short bright red hair, like I had never seen before. Noticing a certain wig on the dresser I gasped.
It was dawn.
Dawn PoV
I sighed as I took in my appearance before me. Bright red hair and nearly black hair. I hated hiding who I was, but since I was young I was tormented for my difference appearance, even my own parents hated my appearance. So I ran away as soon as I turned 18, brought a dirty blond wig, and managed to get my self employed at the opera house.
It had been a little over a month ago someone found out, and then my problems started. I was talented in looking like anyone I like, and the dancers who found out used that and my ability to dance to their own advantage. I would take there place in performances or rehearsal while they went off with there male friends. If I refused they would tell everyone of my true appearance, so I did as they asked.
Running my hand though my soft red hair, and sighed deeply before making sure the door was locked, blowing out my candle and falling into my lumpy bed.
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SABC's Film SA speaks to veteran filmmaker Ramadan Suleman who received an Order of Arts and Letters (Chevalier des Arts et des Lettres) award from the French Ambassador to South Africa Madame Elisabeth Barbier on behalf of the French ministry of culture. The award honours the significant contributions to the arts, literature in France and abroad, made by an individual.
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Jake: Well, that changes things!Mature
My mobile buzzed annoyingly.
"Hang on!" I shouted to it. Wait. They wouldn't hear me. I ran to the little silver flippy phone thing and flipped it up.
"HI JAKE THE SMOOTHY SMOOTH NEW DUDE!" Thea squealed down the phone. I held the phone away from my ears so I could rub them.
"Ouch, Thea! Calm down! What d'ya want?"
"Well, the fabulous four, who are now the fabulous five, which are us, are having a sleepover and we have blood!" She enthused.
"Ya!" She shouted. "Don't you wanna come?!"
"Do I .. have to?"
"Well, yes! Duh!" The line went silent apart from a few unintelligable whispers and giggles. I could've sworn I heard Anna groan. "And Anna said" she took a breath to stop herself from laughing "you should come because she wants to sleep next to you!" She burst into roars of laughter. I would play along.
"Well, that changes things! I'll pack my stuff."
"Okay then!" She shouted.
"Oh, Thee?" I asked before she hung up.
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Brett Favre Says Rivers Is "Good"
Brett Favre shares with Deion Sanders his favorite current QB and who reminds him most of himself. Watch "NFL Total Access" on NFL Network at 5 p.m. Wednesday for the next installment.
How about Philip Rivers?
"Good. It looks like he's laboring. 'Man, it look like that hurt when he threw that.' No disrespect because the guy has played extremely well. I like his competitive nature."
Agree with Favre's responses? Did Rivers get enough props? Some of the quarterbacks mentioned were Super Bowl winners, yet Rivers has yet to win a championship...do you think that weighs on Favre's decision? Share your take in the comments section below!
June 27, 2012at 10:00 AM Posted by Rob Zepeda
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- Edward Rodriguez said... Jun 27, 2012, 10:24:00 AM
Rivers is one of the best QB in the league. First Brady, second Brees, from there u can put who u like. I put Rivers, he will break all of Dan Fouts records in San Diego, plus he will get to go to a SB. Thats not to bad huh?????
it's a fair assessment. why do i take that route? simple Eli and Ben were in the same draft class, yet i believe they are far inferior as passers to Rivers. so why do i agree that Brett's take on the Chargers QB? Bothe Eli and Ben have 4 things in common. Both have great defense. top ten or top five. both have running games that are outstanding. the obvious the both have Championships, two apiece. and the fourth here it comes, both have great coaching.
- Pete Spinning said... Jul 5, 2012, 12:43:00 PM
I think Brett Favre is an idiot. I couldn't care less what he says, even about QB football talk. He has shown that he has poor judgement across the board in his personal life, and in his football life. And, before anyone goes on & on about what a great QB he was... sometimes being a great QB gets overshadowed by being a complete tool! He couldn't even have Aaron Rodger's back, after Aaron did a GREAT job after Favre left. Favre wouldn't mentor Rodgers while he was there... made sure Rodgers never got an opportunity to start while he was there... and bashed him after Rodgers PROVED that he was as good of a QB as Favre was (in my opinion anyway). The day that Favre goes away for good will be the happiest day of my life. I mean, he got caught by his wife having phone sex with some skank, and his wife had cancer at the time. He is a horrible toadie, and that's all I have to say. Not to mention, he is blowing smoke up Tony Romo's ass... really dood? That's who you think is most like you? Doesn't surprise me, because Romo is an idiot too.
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Algebra reverses the relative importance of the factors in ordinary language. It is essentially a written language, and it endeavors to exemplify in its written structures the patterns which it is its purpose to convey. The pattern of the marks on paper is a particular instance of the pattern to be conveyed to thought. The algebraic method is our best approach to the expression of necessity, by reason of its reduction of accident to the ghostlike character of the real variable.
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Saw Adelina on HD. Well, for those who think she has good jump technique, you need to see her again. All of her jumps, she landed with a really odd forward position. No flow, no good landing to add combo. I don't think her 3x3 will stay with her for long.
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wikiHow to Make a Tequila Cooler Cocktail
A tequila-based drink that will cool you down in the summer months! Sit back and enjoy this refreshing Tequila Cooler Cocktail.
- 50 ml (1 2/3 fl oz) tequila
- 120 ml (4 fl oz) lemon and lime soda
- 1 lemon slice
- Ice cubes
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Things You'll Need
- Shot measure
- Measuring jug
- Highball glass
- Bar spoon or stirrer
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- VideoJug - Original source of information, shared with permission
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Categories: Tequila Based Cocktails
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