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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - March 3, 1996, New Braunfels, Texas Herald-Zeitung O Sunday, March 3, 1996 □ 3 A' N»BUS off and running March 8 (Editor's note: The following news release was submitted by the Main Street office.) The entire community is encouraged to come to the Plaza on Friday, March 8,1996 at 2 p.m. A ribbon cutting, recognizing the beginning of the New Braunfels Transit System, N*Bus, will feature music by Oma and the Oompahs German Band and Ecos of America Mariachi Band. Both state and local dignitaries have been invited to attend the event. A short program, emceed by new KGNB announcer, Eileen Pace, will include presentations by Mayor Paul Fraser, Anice Read of the Texas Historical Commission and Main Street State Office, as well as Louis Ramirez of the Community Council of South Central Texas. Monday, March 11, 1996, N»Bus will be online for service. Four routes will run Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. On Saturdays, five routes will run from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., escorting locales and tourists throughout the community. Come and wish N*Bus success during this trial and demonstration year of 1996. For more information, please call the Main Street office at (210) 608-2100. See you on the Plaza. Arrest Reports New Braunfels Police officers made the following arrests from Feb. 17 to 22, 1996: lnocencio Morales, 66, of Rt. 2 Box 707BB in New Braunfels, was charged with driving under the influence Feb. 17. Joe Natal, 27, of2462 Second Street in New Braunfels, was arrested on DPS warrants Feb. 17. Bagh el Rodrigo, 35, of 3405 Turnabout Loop in Cibolo, was charged with driving under the influence Feb. 17. Neal Lawton, 25, of 901 Glenn Dr. in Canyon Lake, was charged wtih traffic viola-tion&.Feb. 17. Jaime Valero, 18, of 135 Alves Lane in New Braunfels, was charged with weapons carrying & possession Feb. 18. Kenneth Burks, 31, of 120 S. Liberty in New Braunfels, was charged with driving under the influence Feb. 18. Roland Leos, 25, of 199 S. Sycamore in New Braunfels, was charged with public intoxication Feb. 18. Armando Sanchez, 26, of486 Laurel Lane in New Braunfels, was charged with traffic violations Feb. 18. Ricardo Zapata, 42, of 2482 Majestic in San Antonio, ws charged with public intoxication Feb. 18. Juan Herrera, 21, of 608 San Antonio in Seguin, was charged with traffic violations Feb. 18. Jose Romero, 30, of 1010 N. Nursery in Irving, was charged with motor vehicle theft Feb. 18. Jose Ordaz, 37, of 1485 W. Mill in New Braunfels, was charged with traffic violations Feb. 18. Fernando Rodriguez, 41, of 2003 S. Fifth in Austin, was arrested on DPS warrants Feb. 19. Aaron Raygoza, 22, of 6711 Colony Pk. Cove in Austin, was arrested for other authorities Feb. 19. Oscar Ramirez, 19, of 737 Simon in New Braunfels, was charged with public intoxication Feb. 19. Randall Neubauer, 57, of 2505 Enfield in Austin, was charged with traffic violations Feb. 19. Richard Trejo, 20, of 15703 Smoke Signal in Pflugerville, was charged with liquor violations Feb. 19. Arturo Devlin, 18, of 11831 Carshalton in Austin, was charged with weapons carrying and possession Feb. 19. Patrick Devlin, 29, of 11831 Carshalton in Austin, was charged with alcohol violations Feb. 19. David Spandau, 31, of 137 N. River Terrace in New Braunfels, was arrested for other authorities Feb. 20. Joel York, 51, of 917 Chicago in New Braunfels, was charged with driving under the influence Feb. 21. Dale Crage, 39, of HC3 348 Al in Canyon Lake, was charged with public intoxication Feb. 21. James Gordon, 25, of 15532 11 th Ave. NE in Seattle, was charged with public intoxication Feb. 21. Daniel Loya, 24, of 3360 Comer Ave. in Rubado, was charged with theft Feb. 21. Cynthia Mager, 21, of Box 51 Rt. I in Marion, was charged with forgery Feb. 21. Cathy Mager, 23, of 49F Rt. I in Marion, was charged with forgery Feb. 21. April Maynard, 24, of 888 Canyon Bend in Canyon Lake, was charged with traffic violations Feb. 22. SVHS Ecology Club presents river findings March 7 Friends For Rivers will host a presentation by the Smithson Valley Ecology Club on Thursday, March 7 at 7 p.m. in the Banquet room of Treetops Restaurant. The presentation will be on a project that the Ecology Club participated in last June. Annette Geroy, science teacher at Smithson Valley, along with students Adam Stovall and Andrew Kolmeir, took a four-day trip along the Guadalupe River. The purpose of the trip was to gather data on the restriction, regulations, use and water quality of the Guadalupe River. The trip was made from Canyon Dam to Matagorda Bay. The group has been invited to attend the Watershed '96 Symposium in Baltimore and make a presentation there on the their trip. 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Nice location. Excellent shower. Was overcharged on arrival and had to wait until departure to resolve. The advice was that I would obtain a refund 'once what I had spent in the hotel had been deducted'! As a result I chose not to spend any money on any service. There was unseemly rush to get my credit card and take the money up-front. There was a Medieval Banquet for 80 people being held on the night of my arrival. I had not been told about this when I phoned the hotel to confirm my booking. Had I known this I might well have choosen another hotel. As a result the restauraunt was effectively closed to residents that evening and the suggestion was that I drove in to Kinver to find alternative sources of dinner. Not good at all.
The decor and period furniture is beautiful in this period house. Owners and staff were friendly and warm and could not do enough for you. Restaurant food excellent. The stay was excellent and throughly recommended to anyone. Country setting around Kinver and Enville is beautiful.
The staff were excellent , the food was superb , the ambience was very relaxing . There were no tea and coffee facilities in the room .
location was superb and the staff very helpful and friendly. The shower was excellent always one of my key assessments of a good hotel.
Very comfortable.
nice gardens and rooms The only really friendly people we meet were the owners of the hotel . the others employees wer below expectations
Pretty and comfortable hotel with friendly and helpful staff I think 10.00am checkout on a Sunday is too early and our room was cold when we checked in at 4pm.
Beautiful hotel. Well presented obviously a labour of love. Not too formal. Friendly and welcoming. No Meals on a Sunday night. No hot drink making facilities in the room. Though the staff will provide hot drinks on request.
The staff were welcoming and friendly. Everywhere was clean and tidy with furnishings to a good standard. We were not given the room we had booked (Marsh) but the room offered (Bouguet) was very acceptable.
The hotel is in a lovely building and setting. The owners are welcoming and helpful and it's rare not to have anything to critisise!
We enjoyed our stay all of the staff were very helpful and friendly. The breakfasts were excellent value.
Caring attitude and helpfullness of staff at all times. Poorly signposted on dual carriageway. Would be difficult to find in the dark.
Booking in was quick and easy and room was fit for purpose, the restaurant in the evening and for breakfast was great The noise from other rooms
Clean, light My room was cold, i could not make the heating come on and i had to go to bed with some clothes on
The hotel was loverly and clean, easy to find, and really great staff
poor access poor signage
The staff were friendly and helpful. Ideally situated for my needs. Lack of in-room entainment.
Warm welcome and friendley staff. Excellent Breakfast and compfy rooms N/A
This was our second stay at the hotel, great location for our shopping trip to Merry Hill. The breakfast was excellent.
clean with goo sevice it so far from the city for business or for entertainment
Room, including bathroom/shower, was very clean and spacious with all necessary facilities available. Every member of staff that we came into contact with (restaurant, bar, reception, fitness/pool) were very helpful and nothing was too much trouble. Restaurant choice of meals was limited.
The hotel is well situated to many of the local attractions. In addition to the hotel's amenities, there is also a health club adjacent to the main entrance. The Wi-Fi connection is perhaps the only defect that I can discern at the present moment. It was slow, undependable, and forced me to use my use my mobile data.
Spacious bedrooms, good leisure facilities (although we didn't have time to use them) and situated close to the Merry Hill shopping centre. Good parking facilities. Wi Fi not free. The bar area was noisy due to a large group of young people (possibly from an event taking place at the hotel).
room was large and very comfortable breakfast was not good at all and the spa facility was very untidy
location was very good for business in Dudley no problems
Only the fact that there was a huge stain on the carpet in our room.
Room was very large, great views, and comfortable. The WiFi (which wasn't free) failed at 8pm, and didn't get resolved until 11:30pm. The hotel did, however, refund the charge.
Needed to recieve some documents and front desk were very helpfull
Space and facilities in the room and locality
Clean, Tidy and friendly staff. Easy to find and well located for the area. Lovely club sandwich in the bar! Shower extractor fan was constant, the main bathroom one went on and off with light ok but one over shower 'hummed' all night. Car park had lights but only ones nearest to reception were on (or working) making it very dark for late arrivals (as I was).
Got the room cheap through Active Hotels so it was good value
location and comfort of room
location to himley hall. disco loud early hoursof sunday morning ?
Nice hotel set in a pleasant grounds with good road links into Wolverhampton. Room was a good side well equiped and comfortable. The bathroom was in a very poor state with patched up tiling, plastic strips around the bath and on the ceiling apparently covering up gaps after a partial refit. The tiles was filthy with black mound in the grout, around the taps and mixer shower. The extractor fan filter was thick with dust and the shower curtain rod continually fell down. For a hotel of this standard the bathroom was an utter disgrace.
quiet and comfortable thermostat on shower did not work stuck on boiling hot when asked for bill the initial bill was not based on the rate booked through yourselves but this was corrected without any fuss.
Unfortunately the beds were hard and uncomfortable. The room was cold, the heater did not work in our room(129). Despite reporting this nothing was done. Apart from this we enjoyed our stay.
The room was lovely and the location nice Not ideal if you do not have a car because the surounding area was not easily accessible! Raj was great on the mornings as the waiter Some of the reception staff were rude and disrespectful We were two young ladies staying and they did not seem to like this
The friendliness of the staff especially on the reception desk upon arrival. Mould in the bath/show
The staff were very friendly and helpful. Room service was exceptionally quick even though there was a large party in the hotel at the time. The breakfasts were delicious - a real treat. The mattresses were rather lumpy, but I turned the mattresses and it was much better and worth the effort.
the food was excellent, the room well appointed and the staff courteous and helpful. No.
The decor and ambience oozed class. The room was first class.
The staff was excellent. We enjoyed a very, very nice dinner in the restaurant. Each plate was a little painting!
Happy and friendly atmosphere and most attentive staff. Excellent dining room and very good food. I feel sorry for smokers who have to stand by the entrance to smoke. a facility as big as this should be able to find a more suitable area.
Parking convenient. Check in at reception smooth. The room was spacious,warm and clean. Bathroom clean/hot water/adequate number of good size towels/robes. Became quite hot overnight-couldn't see how to turn down radiators and windows hard to open.
From the moment of arrival to the moment of departure, the staff attention was excellent and the manner respectful, helpful and polite. The attention to room cleanliness was exceptional. It was peaceful and quiet at all times and free of any noisy children. The standard of the food and its presentation was second to none A very minor point. Given it was Summer, I gues it would have been good to see the croquet pitch free of small debris and thus more tempting to try.
This is a smashing hotel. In beautiful setting away from the madding crowds (and traffic) this is a peaceful and relaxing hotel. Well maintained and up to date the staff are very attentive. The hotel is good for walking and getting away from it all but the bright lights of Birmingham are only a short drive away. Well recommended. The evening meal was a bit of an issue. I need to stay of dairy products and the only starter alternative they could offer was a salad. The portions are on the small size and the prices are not!! However, I would go recommend this hotel - make your own mind up about the restaurant!!
Beautiful Setting, lovely views, pleasant village within walking distance. The room was large incorporating a sofa, had excellent magazine choice, good tea & coffee facilities & high-quality bath robes. We were on the ground floor. The rooms above are incredibly noisy due to the constant creaking floors when people are walking about & this disturbed us greatly. I forgot my hair-washing products but the bathroom supplies only had shampoo, soap & shower gel, no conditioner.
Excellent standards in the rooms and en-suites. Staff gave a very warm welcome, and felt that every effort would be made to meet our needs. No bad points
Very large beautiful room and super bathroom with jaccusi. The view was the best. Some of the complimentary fruit was past eatable and wasn't restocked. The bedspread had a noticable stain on the underside. The roomservice cheese plate was a huge dissapointment.
The location and setting, the comfort and the welcoming staff.
the staff and the food were excellent, the setting was delightful the bed was too soft
Good standard accommodation in terms rooms and public spaces, backed up my excellent food.
The restaurant service and food were very good
A very nice hotel with good old fashioned values. Helpful staff & agood menue at the bar
Big rooms We felt the hotel was becoming very dated with the general decor and appearance.
The dinner in the restaurant was excellent
The restaurant and the Maitre D were excellent Upgarde the self service tea and coffee making facilities in the rooms for example supply small cafetieres
lovely building
Excellent resaurant
The overall standard of the hotel was very good We were given a free upgrade but the friends we were travelling were left in one of the standard rooms with the 1990 decor - How embarassing. The steaks were very tough and though we were given a free dessert it sort of took the shine off an otherwise nice meal. At £16.95 for a steak I expect better. Finally, if you are paying nearly £14 for 4 drinks you should expect glasses that look nicer than the inch thick functional things they use. The lemonade and pepsi looks flat when they put it in and I had to ask for ice. No sign od a slice of lemon. In summary, respond better to problems and pay attention to those details!!!
comfort and cleanness no
Convenience of the location
Newly refurbished bedrooms which were really nice and really comfy bed.
The hotel was handy for Dudley. The rooms were clean and tidy We stayed in a King Superior room,the bed was infact 2 single mattresses that kept coming apart
Staff courtesy, evening Meal, quality of breakfast, the coffee
There was nothing we didn`t like about our stay , everything was excellent . The staff very helpful and friendly the food was top notch , We would definetely stay again
apart from view, everthing was excellent veiw from bedroom
the room was so lovely thanks, staff are very help full thanks to them we will stop again thank you the out side there where a lot of cig butts did not look to nice as we dont smoke
The comfort and cleanness of my room no
Clean and functional, all facilities that you need for a short stat, good price for an average hotel. Fine
Service from staff was friendly and efficient Bathroom was very dated, damages and not very clean, there was also beatles in bedroom and bathroom
excellent value for money, rooms basic but comfortable, friendly and helpful staff, good for shopping
relaxed hotel with internet facilities - also quiet no Blossom Hill by the glass - unusual!!!
Staff were really friendly, liked added touches of mints and biscuits in the room. It was quite noisy by the road as the windows did not appear to be double glazed.
Very helpful reception staff and excellent value for money. Location was perfect.
The 2 for 1lunch deals and the rooms were clean and comfortable and their was adequate room for parking.
The bar shut in the due to 'staff sickness' at 10.00, although the receptionist did get me a beer.
Free parking was probably the only good thing about my stay. To be honest I didnt enjoy my stay at all, my room was not particularly clean and smelt musky. The bath had mildew around the edges, went to the hotel restraunt, where I was the only customer, which was fine I had the smoked salmon and king prawn salad to start, the prawns came with a very unusual sauce and the salmon tasted very "fishy". I had the mushroom risotto for my main, disgusting! I could not eat any of it, it was the most disgusting, lumpy foul tasting meal I have eaten, it comes with veg I thought, unbelievably your chef had managed to destroy veg n potatoes! I had paid for breakfast and asked if I could not have breakfast and call it quits on dinner I would pay for drinks no, so I paid for a foul dinner and breakfast I didnt eat
Cheerful and friendly staff
The staff and the improvements There was very little vegitarian options on the menu, the quality of food and the choice could do with improving
I know this hotel over many visits but this one was not good. The aircon/heating is very poor. This has been a problem for seveal years. The breakfast this time was not good and we now believe was microwaved from the previous day. There is no elevator in the hotel and as a result we will move to an alternative for the future. Hotel used to be good but has stood still over time and is simply a conference/wedding center now it seems.
Very pleasant and helpful staff. Varied and very generous breakfast. Very slight shortfall on bathroom cleanliness standard.
The first mornng I had to wait an hour to get served for breakfast and the breakfast was cold. The second day it was buffet style and again stone cold. I dont think the staff or managment had any interest in there clients. I could write a book on all the things I could fault. I will not use it again.
The staff are all excellent, very friendly and helpful. Good choice of food on both the bar and restaurant menus.
Free internet service
needs a serious refurb
Its location, Clean friendly, excellent value breakfast for those who are walk in
The staff were exceptional helpful and welcoming. The restaurant was pleasant and had a good help-yourself buffet breakfast. At the time, refurbishment works were in progress, but otherwise we could not fault the hotel.
Warm clean room - nice food no complaints
Quality and cleanliness of accommodation. Peaceful location. Trying to get in! No one around when arrived and no signs whatsoever to indicate that it was the right place or where to go to check in.
Clean, comfortable and newly refurbished. Excellent country location in parkland. Have to drive to the pub to get an evening meal. Boiler in room a bit noisy (soundproof the cupboard and set the timer so it doesn't run at night??). Would like a kettle in the bedroom.
Very good sized rooms
Difficult to find way around building. Got lost finding dining room. Reception hard to find.
Helpful staff and value for money accommodation None found
Poor smoking area
Room was clean Shower did not work properly, either scalding hot or freezing cold Heating on all night made room like a sauna smoking rooms within the hotel rooms, corridor stunk of smoke
Clean, friendly, relaxed, not too formal, towels changed regularly, varied adaptable breakfast menu, pleasant rural location, hotel buildings pleasant look and feel, staff friendly and helpful. Maybe restaurant a little expensive for us, on a regular basis, but I gather it is renowned in the area and also offers a good value, good quality carvery at lunch time.
Staff, quality of premises and an excellent evening meal at a very good price Not a bad point but an observation: The same standard was applied to breakfast as the evening meal which meant I had to wait 15 minutes for my hot breakfast to arrive from ordering. Business people like to be quicker at breakfast
The hotel restaurant was particularly good Hotel restaurant was closed on a sunday evening
after staying at hotels of lets say 4 or 5 star the granary hotel was by far a better place to stay,i was treated like a human being rather than someone that was just putting cash in the till,rooms brill,staff are the nicest people you could meet and the breakfast was very very good,thank you for a great stay, evrything was perfect
It was very peaceful and quiet being out in the country. The food was excellent. No cable tv just basics.
Excellent restaurant in terms of menu options and quality of food
Service for the hotel was friendly and efficient, easy check in and check out, and despite the Hot water not working one morning the staff were very apologetic and it was fixed the same day. The restaurant was not very good, very slow service, expensive and pretty tasteless food. Wireless was Glitchy, needing frequent passwords throughout the evening.
Good facilities and comfort We were served courgettes for dinner every night for four nights; we would have liked more imagination in the vegetable department
Quiet location, comfortable beds, duvet and not blankets The extractor in the bathroom was extremely noisy and this was reported to the recetionist at checkout.
The care from the staff and the food were both good. Changed room without fuss when there was a problem with hot water. No dislikes. It suited me as it was located close to my business destination and had the facilities I required for a short stay.
we were very impressed with all aspects of the hotel and intend to stay again in the future
Clean room, comfy bed, great staff, cheap price. None.
Good value for money. Extremely pleasant staff. I like the idea of a common fridge! Traffic noise was a slight problem.
the hotel was very warm and had a fridge for clients use which we found usefull our room was at the front so was a bit noisy from traffic
The room was excellent; large, clean, comfortable bed, wide screen tv with freeview box and free wi-fi. The hotel itself is well presented and has free parking. The owners are very friendly, helpful and know all about the local area. I would definitely recommend this hotel.
Warm & comfortable, very homely with the personal touch The sink in the room
The room was spacious, well furnished and very clean. Parking was on site so that was really handy. Central location. Friendly staff and we had our own front door key to come and go as we pleased.
Friendly staff & ample parking. Nice & clean, character building. Hot water pipes noisy in morning from other rooms. No cooked breakfast option.
Room good value. lovely spacious room which was tastefully decorated. Lovely welcome to the hotel, very helpful. Walls too thin , our room was noisy as on a main road. We did not get back until late and was woken up by noisy people above.noise from toilets and water system very loud, plus noise from the traffic. Maybe if we were in a different room it may have been better
Breakfast was excellent value for money. Good parking space. Client- oriented attitude of staff, who were all very helpful, polite and accommodating, explaining system and giving local information. Convenient site for my business activities or even worth considering for family visits to the nearby castle and zoo in Dudley. I cannot think of any bad points except the nearby roadworks over which the hotel has no control.
The family room was nice and clean and the staff were friendly. I thought that the entrance to the Hotel and the reception were a bit shabby and could do with a total revamp.
It is very convenient for us to attend theJehovah's Witnesses Assembly next door. This year there was excessive noise in the room above at 1am and at 3.45am. Talking laughing and moving furmtiure.The rooms are far to hot over night and even with the window open found the heat uncomfortable.
Terrible bed - didn't get any sleep.
wedding guests at a hindu wedding
staff very friendly, good food and comfortable bed
bar servive and opening times not good for a hotel. not open durung day and bar closed at 11pm
I liked the big bedroom and big bathroom and comfortable bed and the room was clean and plenty of storage space in the wardrobe.The location was good only a few minutes from the town centre and bus station.The breakfast was excellent and we really enjoyed our stay at the Station Hotel. No
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bad at these please read first instead! basically my first fantasy story, about a boy called Tulip ina fictonal world, there is a better synopsis on the brown thing in the story, (you know that thing to the left), anyway the story is gonna have love aspects, because eventually i want to write a really good love story one day, to warn myself being a bisexual the character will be also, though it is gonnahave the love aspects based oon shouain ani/yoai so the protaginist is gonna be an uke that mi
I had been born on the day sacred to the tulip, and as a result my mother had named me Tulip, this of course angered my father immensely, me being his second son and third born. He would tell me I should have been named Bramble or Jarl like so many of the boys in our village, but no I was Tulip Konos Vas Oker, so named as I came from the small iron mining village of Oker, which lay in the shadow of Oker mountain, which gave the village it's name. But no matter how much my father had protested my mother held firm as was her right, by tradition the mother would always choose the name of her children. I however spent the first years of my life completely ignorant of the shame my name caused to my father. I grew up used to his alienations and refusal to take me along when he and my elder brother, Blare, would go to work at the mines each morning. So every morning I would be pushed into the arms of my teenage sister and my mother, and at first I merely watched as they would go about the chores in our small three roomed dwelling. It was not long before I began to join in and would sit on my mother or sister's lap and threading a needle through my father or elder brother's rough tunics.
Years passed this way and soon I was 9, unlike my brother who had grown tall and strong due to his years working in the mine, I was small and lithe, with long well kept black hair to the small of my waist. My father had grown closer to me over the years, and though he favoured Blare, he had accepted me for the anomaly that I was and was content to let me follow in my sisters footsteps as I learnt the skills of homemaking.
"I could always sell you into the home of a Noble as a servant" He would say every night as the family sat around the fire, prompting bursts of laughter from the family at my shocked expression.
Even though we lived in near poverty, with the local Lord taxing us heavily, we were a happy family and I grew resilient to the beatings I would receive from the other boys of the village and the advances of the girls and older men alike, including my brother's friends, who seemed more interested in me than my sister.
It was a warm day in mid spring, and my sister and I were foraging in the hillside woods that overlooked the village. I was now 10 and had hair that was now permanently kept tied back as it reached my thighs; I carried a satchel of herbs in one hand and a stick in the other which I used to slice the heads off nettles as we walked back towards the village.
"Tulip. Father has engaged me to one of Lord Lucas's warriors; I am to be married three weeks from now." At this she looked my way as I continued to walk on, my face remained expressionless, when in truth I was shaken to the core. My sister had practically raised me; it had been she who had cooed as I sniffled, my nose bloodied by the village boys or cleaned the grazes when I had fallen while playing with friends in the woods. "Tulip" she prompted me. I looked at her my train of thought snapping. Suddenly I threw the basket at her feet sprinting up the mountain, along the old game paths, used by the hunters. I ignored her yells as she tried to keep up with me; I tore my tunic on a branch ignoring the cut that the branch had opened on my shoulder. I climbed high past the ancient oak trees and soon fir trees surrounded me their bristles scratching my bare arms as I pushed through the branches. Soon it began to darken, and the temperature began to drop, despite my anger I was cold and tired, and worse I had started to shiver, but I kept walking upwards. Soon I was making my way by moonlight the wind began to pick up, the ominous sounds of the valley forest creaking in the wind instilling pure fear in me. Suddenly I came into a grove, I made my way speedily across it but as I reached the centre, the ground shuddered, I stopped in my tracks, my heart racing, the ground shuddered again and gave way, the rocky, lichen covered, ground falling around me as I plummeted downwards, air rushing through my hair.
I screamed as the water of the lake rushed up towards me, I slammed into it. The freezing water along with the pain of the impact drove me to beat my way out of the water and onto the nearby beach. I dragged myself ashore, wondering at the pale blue light illuminating the vast cavern as well as my survival of the fall. I looked up towards where I had fallen, it must have been 100ft how did I survive that? I slumped on the pebbly outcrop taking in my surroundings.
I was on a small pebble island, below the hole through which I had fallen, the moonlight mixing with the source-less pale blue light. The island was surrounded by a gently lapping lake which extended off in all directions into darkness. This must have been the source of the springs that fed the village I thought.
I froze at the ghostly voice, I turned slowly towards the centre of the island, where an outline stood, it was more of a shadow, but it had form, I couldn't make out a face but the figure was tall and enveloped in a cloak of shadows, it appeared as if the hood was up, but it was impossible to make out where the cloak ended and the body began.
"Come" The shadow lifted its arm towards me, inviting me. Without thinking I walked towards the figure. "Good" the shadow slipped a hand round my back ushering me towards the centre of an island where a small pedestal rose from the pebbles, on which stood an orb. Inside I could make out what almost appeared to be fog swirling. "Touch" once again I was compelled by the soft genderless voice of the voice; I reached my hands out lifting the orb in both hands. "Yes!" I screamed as an emotionless face appearing in the fog, hollow eyes staring at me. I dropped the orb, it shattered on the ground, "YES!" screamed the voice, as the fog snaked up mixing with the now disintegrating shadow, to make a mixing swirl of white and black smoke, suddenly the mist lunged towards me, if a cloud could lunge, enveloping me. I felt as if I had been stuck by lighting, as pain rushed through my body, the smoke sifting in through every pore of my skin. My arms were spread eagled held their by an invisible force, my back arched, my lips sealed. I wanted to scream in pain but couldn't. Suddenly the pain stopped, and I fell to the ground in an almost pile, my muscles refusing to work, I shuddered as each I felt a gentle tingling throughout my body, almost as if I was a warm rug and a dog was stepping it down to lay down and sleep. The feeling intensified and soon I couldn't take it anymore, suddenly it stopped, I whimpered and passed out, as I slipped into the darkness I could hear a faint laughing at the back of my mind.


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"I don't like it," Roland said immediately.
"There's a surprise," Angel muttered and I squeezed her hand.
"How do you know you're not walking into danger?" Miranda demanded. "There could be anything in that forest! And if her mother really did send her away, what in the world do you think she'll do when you show up?"
"I haven't gotten there yet," I admitted.
King Roland shook his head and sighed. We were in the throne room. The last village person had left and the kitchens were preparing dinner. The king stood in front of me.
"I know I can't stop you from going," he told me then looked at his daughter. "You, on the other hand-"
"I'm going," she interrupted. "It was my idea anyway."
I nodded. "It was."
"But how will you be safe?" Miranda asked.
"We'll bring Tiberius and Adam with us," I said. "William, as my beta, will stay here to keep an eye on the clan for me. If we are in danger, Adam and Tiberius will protect us."
"And what about Rosebud?" she asked.
"She'll be coming, too."
The king and queen both sighed heavily. I already knew Angel and I had won the argument but I didn't want to leave without hearing them say it first. It was important.
"Fine," Miranda said finally. "When do you leave?"
"Tomorrow," I answered. "I want things to go back to normal."
Roland nodded. "I do, too."
"Come, my love," I laid, lacing my fingers with Angel's. "We have some people to talk to."
The next morning, we stood in the foyer, waiting for our provisions and bodyguards to arrive. William escorted Adam at my request. He hadn't been pleased with my choice but I explained I needed my beta to stay and oversee the wolves. So far, though, Tiberius hadn't shown up.
I frowned. It wasn't like him to be late. I excused myself and limped up the stairs to his room. Before I turned the corner, I heard voices and hesitated.
"I have to go, Christina," Tiberius was saying and I peeked around the corner.
Christina was gripping his hands tightly and looked incredibly upset. She was even crying a little.
"But what if you get hurt?" she said. "What if something happens to you? I don't want you to go."
Tiberius smiled and leaned forward to kiss her. She put her arms around him and cried a little more. It reminded me of when I had said goodbye to Angel.
"I'll be back soon," he promised, placing another quick kiss on her lips and wiping her tears away.
I went back to the foyer, smiling a little, and held Angel's hand. She looked at me in question but I shook my head as Tiberius came down the stairs, Christina following with red eyes. After reluctantly putting my sword on my left hip, I gave Tiberius the sword I had commissioned for him. It was a mark of his station: silver with the kingdom's crest etched into the blade. Tiberius hugged Christina one last time and walked out before us.
I looked doubtfully at the Sword. If I had to draw it, it would mean having to drop my cane. I hoped I wouldn't need to....
"I'm not going!"
I sighed wearily as Rosebud was brought in, two guards holding her arms tightly. She didn't look as beautiful as she did before. Her eyes were completely black and her brown hair flew around her head. She was fighting tooth and nail against the men but they kept a good hold on her.
"I don't ever want to see that bitch again!" she yelled and I nodded once at Adam.
"Excuse me," he said to the nymph.
"What are you- You put me down you filthy wolf!" she screeched.
Adam had tossed her over his shoulder. A guard quickly bound her hands and she screamed in rage. I couldn't stop my smile when I saw the smug look on Angel's face.
"Let's go," Angel said in a chipper voice.
Tiberius was waiting outside with the pack of our provisions on his shoulder. Adam walked ahead of us, Rosebud still screaming and thrashing. I sighed heavily.
"Keep screaming and I'll bind your mouth, too," I told her.
She shut her mouth for a brief moment, glaring daggers at me. "You need me to tell you where to go, you stupid man!"
"I don't, actually," I said lightly. I don't know why, but it was entertaining watching her get angry. "Adam here is very familiar with the area around us. He knows exactly where you came from."
Her eyes were popping with anger and she started thrashing again. Then she changed her tactic and focused on Tiberius.
"Tiberius," she said in a seductive voice. He stared at her and I hesitated. "Please don't let them take me away from my children."
Tiberius stopped walking and I got prepared to knock some sense into him. But a smirk was spreading on his face.
"Nice try, nymph," he said and kept walking.
I smiled and clapped him on the back. That only made Rosebud angrier. I sighed. The humor was gone. Now it was getting annoying. Adam turned to the left at a fork in the road and I looked to Tiberius.
"Could you silence our guest, please?" I asked loudly over her protests. "It's getting old."
"With pleasure," he said and dug around in a second sack until he produced a thick length of cloth.
"Don't you dare!" Rosebud screamed when he approached her.
"Just stop screaming," he said calmly, "and I won't have to do this."
She glared between the three of us and, finally, clamped her mouth shut. Tiberius smiled in satisfaction and put the cloth back in his sack. As we continued our walk, she kept glaring at us. A couple times she aimed a punch or kick for Adam but he dodged it easily. I knew he was enjoying her futile attempts to escape. Eventually, she wore herself out and looked around.
"There are very dangerous creatures in the forest we're going to," she said darkly. "I hope your pretty princess can protect herself."
I rolled my eyes. "I won't let anything get to her."
A wicked grin spread on Rosebud's face. "Oh? But can you keep yourself from her?"
I glared at her. "Silence or we'll tie your mouth."
She kept grinning, though, and a shiver ran up my spine. Adam kept walking, though, and didn't seem the least bit bothered. The forest was getting thicker with trees and soon all light was gone. I had anticipated this and had Tiberius light the two torches. One was passed up to Adam and he held it in his other hand. The other Tiberius kept.
Whether it was Rosebud's threat or my own imagination, I felt like I kept seeing things in the dark trees. I gripped Angel's hand tighter. She didn't seem worried, though. She was walking peacefully.
"Do you remember my lessons?" I asked her.
"Of course I do. Why do you ask?"
"I have a bad feeling," I murmured.
Suddenly, Adam stopped. We nearly bumped into him. Rosebud started cackling.
"I warned you!" she laughed and I frowned, looking around.
I passed Tiberius my cane.
"But David-"
"Just take it," I ordered and drew my sword.
There was something in the trees. I listened carefully, trying to find out where it was coming from. That was the problem, though: it was coming from everywhere.
"Is it the elves?" Angel whispered.
"Hardly," Rosebud snorted, smirking at me.
I couldn't imagine why she kept at it. Then a tall, very beautiful woman walked out of the trees. I frowned. She looked... familiar. She looked like me. She spread her arms.
"David," she sighed, smiling lovingly at me. I limped over. "My dear son."
My jaw dropped. "Mother?" I whispered. "Is-Is that really you?"
"Of course it is, my son," she said.
"Wait David," Tiberius said sharply but I ignored him.
"How can you be here?"
"The forest," she answered, now within arm's reach. I reached out for her but my hand went through hers. She smiled sadly. "It will let me come back but you have to make a sacrifice."
"What kind?" I asked, drinking in her appearance.
"Someone you love. Someone like her," she added and I followed her pointed finger to Angel.
"No, Mother, I can't. She is my wife, the love of my life."
My mother began to cry. It was a terrible sight.
"I've waited all this time for you!"
"I can't," I whispered regretfully and started limping back. "I-I wish I could bring you back, but I can't kill her."
Angel looked relieved as I started back to her. Then I felt two arms wrap around my chest. Tiberius yelled and ran forward but another long arm came from behind him, pushing him back onto his back.
"Tiberius!" I yelled and struggled against the arms, kicking with my right foot.
"Kill her," my mother's voice filled my ears. It was twisted, though. "You cannot proceed further without a sacrifice."
"I won't do it!"
I struggled some more and another arm shot out and dragged Angel over by her hair. She screamed in pain.
"She has lied to you," she hissed into my ear and I stared at Angel. "She can bear children."
"Don't listen," Angel breathed. "Please don't listen. She's lying to you."
"She has a bastard child," my mother continued in my ear. "One resides within the castle. Why do you think she was willing to let that lovely little girl stay with you?"
I stared at Angel, my eyes filling with tears. "Sally is your daughter?"
"Of course she is't," Angel cried. "Don't listen!"
"Bryan would go to the castle quite often. Angel was always lonely. You were told a false story about his death. You want a child so badly and she is keeping that from you."
I gripped my sword tightly, my mind a jumbled mess of confusion. Angel and Tiberius were yelling at me. Adam was fighting to keep Rosebud from escaping. My mother was whispering in my ear. I stared at Angel, a tear falling down my cheek.
"Lies," I whispered. "I'm so tired of lies."
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East Harlem Scholars Academy Charter School
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Structured school with extended day and longer school year
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Future home is not yet built
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East Harlem Scholars Academy combines an extra-long school day--and a longer school year--with highly structured routines and lots of personal attention from teachers. Spanish, music and physical education are offered each day.
By the 5th grade, our students will be able to speak Spanish, play an instrument and be extremely healthy, jokes Principal Cheyenne Batista Sao Roque. (The Brazilian last name is pronounced soun HAWKee and rhymes with down rocky.)
Founded in 2011, this charter school plans to add a grade each year until it serves K-5 and, if space permits, K-8. Breakfast is served at 7:30 a.m. At 8 a.m., everyone reads for an 11-minute block in a ritual known as D.E.A.R Drop Everything And Read. Classes continue until 4 p.m. The school year is 195 days, compared to 180 days for a typical public school.
East Harlem Scholars Academy is housed in the Jackie Robinson Educational Complex, In its first year, it shared the fourth floor with a middle school JHS 13 Jackie Robinson and some maneuvering was required to keep younger kids separated from the older (and sometimes loud or profane) junior high students.
The school is raising funds to build a permanent home on Second Avenue and 105th Street, next door to the offices of East Harlem Tutorial Program, the nonprofit foundation devoted to K-12 after-school tutoring that oversees the charter school.
In its current home, students enjoy bright, sunny classrooms equipped with computerized projector boards. Each class has two full-time teachers. Additional faculty include full-time specialists for music, gym, Spanish, reading and English fluency. The day begins with a healthy breakfast in the classroom (parents are allowed to attend), after which a highly structured daily schedule often breaks classes into small groups for more individualized attention. Students wear uniforms typically a royal blue polo shirt, black shoes and tan pants or skirt.
Student behavior is monitored using color-coded sticks that range from red (bad) to blue (good). When the kids go home, the first question the parents will ask is, What color are you on? Sao Roque said. When we visited on a scorching day near the end of its first year, the kindergartners and 1st-graders appeared polite, attentive and interested in their studies. Evidence of solid progress in the early grades included posted examples of student work and eager attention to spelling worksheets. Parents are given the cell phone numbers of all faculty, who must be available until 8 p.m. and are required to return calls within 24 hours.
Special education: Two teachers in each class allows faculty to spend more time with students with special needs. Additionally, the school has specialists in speech and occupational therapy, as well as a social worker.
English language learners: In 2012, about 15 percent of students were not fluent in English. ELL students get regular language instruction from support staff, often inside their classroom at times when students break up into small groups.
Admissions: Students are chosen by lottery, usually conducted in late March or April. Open houses are held in February and March. Siblings of enrolled students are guaranteed admission. Preference is given to students living in East Harlem. In its first lottery, the school has 400 applications for 54 seats. (Skip Card, May 2012)
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Monday, November 16, 2015
Paris - Imagine a World without old Hippies
Generation 1968 was the hippie, anti-establishment movement that was popular in North America and Europe. The movement was creative and full of weirdos and brilliant people. Eventually this movement won and became the establishment. So now we have the aged people like Hillary Clinton who was previously "against the man!" now running the show.
As such, when the terrorists attacks hit Paris the establishment didn't know what to do other than cycle the old crap from the hippie generation. So they got together and sang a John Lennon song about imagining a world without countries or religion. Over the years France embraced the ideology of this song. The country of France was pretty much eliminated. Third World hordes swarmed in. And Christianity was purged. The result was a bunch of Muslims slaughtering like sheep a bunch of helpless French. The people who sang this song while holding candles failed to see the irony.
Generation 2015 is an anti-Establishment movement that is Right wing (Alt Right). It had to be this way as the establishment is now Left wing. Below is a vid of a bunch of young French demanding that the Muslim invaders be expelled from their homeland. Like their 1968 counter parts, they were attacked by the police as "the man" (in this case old cat ladies) cheered.
Below are the old cucks playing their song from 45 years ago.
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[@askitan Alex Strouss on Twitter]ReplyDelete
pls don't regard this as spam. I'm merely trying to make a case that's extremely hard to sell, especially in the alt right, because people rightfully hate libertarians and connect bitcoin to that ideology, which is plain nonsense, but understandable.
if you 'look into it', as you said, treat it like looking into the JQ.
there is information. but most 'accessible' sources you will naturally lean to, are just as accurate as a colorful BBC documentary on nazi Germany.
you're technical when it comes to software.
but even though bitcoin and crypto in general is 'software', it is extremely hard to grasp and easily dismissed, until you look at the things crypto makes possible.
it's like inventing letters for the first time. most people set in the old thinking would say: neat. then move on.
the implications are so amazing and world changing that to me (and many others who are long time crypto people) it seems obvious that Satoshi never imagined or planned for what bitcoin is actually.
he wanted a currency. but bitcoin is not a currency. like iron is not a sword. you can make a sword out of iron, but also engines and guns.
the ((( ))) have 2 ways to dominate people: narratives and money PLUS the whole economic structure they change over the years.
the alt right is to narratives what crypto is for todays economy.
censorship happens narratively by blocked accounts and financially with frozen bank/paypal accounts.
only those who can evade censorship in both areas can be effective and free.
bitcoin is an invention. it is not an evolution. it is one of the most radical things ever envisioned.
and it has already taken over. people just do not know, because people are stuck in the past. mentally and due to usury structure of the economy.
the current system is being replaced step by step. and like you noted today, and several times in the past, to the common citizen, it will happen suddenly. to me, and crypto, it's a slow daily process.
and it is frustrating how people in the alt right are setting themselves up to be the first casualties of the coming collapse.
we've seen first hand what happens in some anarchist communities, and it happened to them much earlier than to Andrew Anglin or white rabbit radio:
they take your bank account, credit card and make it impossible to get donations.
that's their last way to fight before jailing you.
only bitcoin has given these people a hope.
they will do this to you, to TRS and the rest of us, en masse, once they get just as scared of the alt right.
crypto can't be confiscated (unless you allow it).
they can't keep you from getting donations. they can't even keep you from spending and receiving anonymous, if you use crypto like Monero or Dash.
a few months ago, I tried to warn Jared Taylor on twtter. he merely stated he does not understand Bitcoin after trying and implied that was that for him.
it is an extremely prudent move not to get involved with investments you do not understand.
BUT since he did not allow me to make my case, he merely assumed that was what I was wanting him to do.
if you assume... you know the saying.
he's a perfect target for them and I had shown him proof how it is now legal to shut down any business or entity AND make it illegal for them to even talk about what happened AND freeze their bank accounts.
all I want is to get in ANY crypto. some even peg the dollar 1:1. [NuBits]
and not with tons of money, but enough so people can LEARN and understand the new space.
I want people to be able to quickly convert $ to crypto if the shit hits the fan, to know how to safely accept donations in crypto, not paypal.
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I do not endorse NuBits. I'm a bit unsure how they hold the peg.Delete
bitUSD does the same but a bit more transparent. 1:1 peg to the dollar
both can be traded instantly, without account creation in seconds on e.g. shapeshift.io along with 25 other crypto
paypal / CCs/banks are a deeply anti-white and hostile system.ReplyDelete
many people are utterly unprepared and trusting in the supposed fairness of banks and donation services, even those who tweet about usury all day...
after they lose their bank accounts and credit cards, these people will be done for.
a few numbers:
106,000 merchants directly take bitcoin worldwide.
credit/debit cards based bitcoin exist now [Xapo, e-coin]
VC investment in bitcoin: 921 MILLION dollars
pure bitcoin ATMs: 475
mixed ATMS: several 10k in Europ&Asia
shops selling BTC for cash: ~30k in Asia
the BTC market cap is 3.5 billion $
bitcoin tops all other start-up sectors. (!)
the most important issue I see is this:
in a purely decentralized space, the community creates the direction things move to.
if alt-right moves into crypto, and related services, we can be utterly uncensorable.
p.s. tech like openbazaar and similar projects make P2P trading a reality. i.e. ebay w/o the company, w/o websites that can be shut down, but only a client software and the web.
the enemy cannot censor us in a decentralized environment.
talk to me any time on twitter. I can give you my skype handle on twitter DM
((( paypal ))) logs every donation and every donor. it's a doxing campaign.ReplyDelete
it drives me mad that people don't think of this... and I don't want to constantly mention this because people may get pissed I scare off donors....Replies
Ramz - one of your best and (dare I say) inspiring vids. Many thanks.Delete
BK - I had hoped bit-coin would be entirely asset based and have real value, ie had a value based on trade in goods and services etc and would grow in real value accordingly. I'm a worried about the recent speculation that zoomed the price(not actual value) up - only to crash later on. As for bit-coin 'mining' - It just does not feel right and looks to be open to hacker corruption. I admit to having no real experience or knowledge of the subject, but I really do like the idea of transactions being anonymous and out of the reach of governments - which is going to be necessary for the reasons you outline.
Bitcoin is a glass house. it is NOT anonymous at all. and it is monitored. it is pseudonymous.Delete
bitcoin is a scaffolding. a material, along something can be constructed. it is not a currency, though it can act like one.
crypto is not bitcoin. crypto = all crypto currencies (none are currencies... long story... no technical term in the crypto space is correct... it's all misleading)
there are literally thousands of crypto currencies. all with widely diverging goals, abilities and ways of working.
the Bitcoin 2.0 'crypto' is even more complex... e.g. ethereum is to bitcoin what bitcoin is to $.
price is nice. not much works, if bitcoin was at 0$. but it isn't. and if it is at 1000$, 10000$ or 200$ doesn't really change the value of a frictionless, instant, international, free and uncensorable way to pay, if we only look at the currency side.
I have not mentioned mining, because it's nonsensical to discuss something neither ramzpaul, nor any alt-right person would ever do.
mining is for million dollar farms in Iceland or China.
and it is only valid in "proof-of-work" crypto like bitcoin and is irrelevant in "proof-of-stake" crypto
mining secures the network. it is essentially guaranteeing that no government, no supercomputer or shadowy organization can hack the network.
bitcoin hashing power (computing power relevant to influencing bitcoin) is 5000x all top 500 supercomputers combined due to mining.
to hack bitcoin you need to break 3 state of the art encryptions or compete in computing power.
if the bitcoin encryption fails, then the world has bigger problems, since classic finance uses the same techniques.
if you want to outperform 517,502,426 GH/s then good luck
you can of course buy a mining rig, and use it like a lottery...Delete
if you happen to mine a block, you get atm 25 bitcoin, which is about 8425$
it's still better than playing the lottery, since your mining (even if you find nothing) secures the network
once you connect an address to a name, it is back-traceable. because of the open ledger.Delete
but if you do not do that, you can be anonymous.
it's a much better idea to simply convert bitcoin you want to spend anonymous to any other anon crypto at e.g. shapeshift.io (no account needed :D directly, instantly online. try that with classic banking)
bitcoin is not asset based, it is intrinsically valuable for the things it enables.Delete
e.g. sending money internationally is at minimum 10€ for me plus a % fee and it takes days.
using bitcoin, I pay ~nothing as fee and it's done in seconds.
I can send 0.1 cent to anyone in the world and it costs 0.0001 cent (or nothing if I decide not to pay anything and risk that it takes a good while to arrive)
i.e. you can truly do micropayments in fractions of cents. you can design a system where visits to a website costs the user 0.1 cent or a cent.
better than ((( ads )))
if you want to talk w/o listeners, use https://chatlink.com/#ReplyDelete
AES256 end-end encryption. no accounts. browser based. open source. choose channel name, DM channel name
We need to oppose race-mixing, especially when white women have sex with non-white men.ReplyDelete
We should call people like Obama BFW, or black-fuc*ing-white. A BFW is a child produced by a black male fuc*ing a white female. There are WFB's, but far fewer than BFW's as interracism between whites and blacks tend to be black males pushing white males aside to take jungle-feverized white females.
There is a massive increase of BFW's, the children of mudshark race traitor whores. Their wombs are the genetic products of 10,000s of yrs of evolution in Europe, but these women shut their vaginas/wombs to white seed and take black seed to produce babies for the black race.
BFW's are often favored and elevated by Jews to serve as the new elites alongside the Jews. Jews favor homos and BFW's to serve as their main allies. This demoralizes the white race for the Jewish-dominated order elevates the biological product of black penises conquering white vaginas. It means white men are now less deserving of their own women than black men are.
Worst of all, white cuck males celebrate the rise of BFW's.
I have an an idea for a future video. It would be funny if you wore a body cam and walked around wearing a burka to troll. Seeing a tall guy like you in a Burka would be hilarious.ReplyDelete
Burkas can be ordered on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Muslim-Islamic-Women-Length-Plain/dp/B00CMGM3Q4
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Imagine there's no countries? What a dull world it woul be. There would be no where interesting to go to on vacation!ReplyDelete
Even Lennon didn't believe that crap at the end of his life. He had become the dairy cow king of the eastern seaboard.ReplyDelete


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Of course Mummy was ecstatic, Dave says he has literally not seen her so happy since the Govey thing shifted 14,000 elephant lamps, because within three hours of the Mail website saying we'd bought Oka bookshelves – as if, with no discount – she'd raised the deposit for an industrial site in Maharashtra.
But what is actually brilliant, as well as Pete Tong being so totally legend, is while we are in Ibiza they can work on the third kitchen because once 60 million people have been invited to bitch about a kitchen you PERSONALLY DONATED to them, it does not feel the same, plus that sleek, walnut/graphite vibe is already looking the tiniest bit over, kitchen-wise.
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