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Israeli billionaire Sammy Ofer died Friday morning in his Akirov Tower apartment in Tel Aviv, after a prolong battle with grave illness. He was 89.
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UNITED NATIONS, Nov 13 (Reuters) Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has nominated Canadian prosecutor Daniel Bellemare to lead the politically sensitive UN investigation into the 2005 killing of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik al-Hariri.
Bellemare takes on a tough challenge, with pro-Syrian opposition parties suspicious of the UN process and Lebanese politics in turmoil as parliament wrangles over electing a new president.
In a letter to the UN Security Council made public on Tuesday, Ban said he planned to appoint Bellemare, a former deputy attorney general of Canada, to succeed Belgium's Serge Brammertz as the next commissioner in the probe.
Hariri and 22 others died in a February 2005 Beirut car bomb blast that preliminary UN findings linked to Syrian and Lebanese security officials. Syria has denied involvement but the outcry forced it to withdraw its troops from Lebanon.
The UN team is also investigating other assassinations and bombings of the past three years that reflect Lebanon's protracted conflict between the anti-Syrian government coalition and the opposition led by the pro-Syrian Hezbollah group.
Anti-Syrian leaders led by Hariri's son, Saad, blame Damascus for the political killings. Syria's allies in Lebanon's opposition fear the Hariri case could be used for score-settling.
Bellemare's appointment comes amid a crisis over who will be Lebanon's next president. Parliament is due next week to elect a successor to pro-Syrian Emile Lahoud, but the country's divided factions have been unable to agree on a candidate.
The appointment also comes as preparations go ahead to set up a UN court to try suspects in the Hariri killing. The court approved by the Security Council five months ago is meant to start work by mid-2008.
The Netherlands has agreed to host the tribunal. The Hague is also the seat of the U.N. war crimes tribunal for the former Yugoslavia and the International Criminal Court.
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Nicolas Anelka's seventh goal of the season took Bolton into the Premiership's top four after a shaky start against Newcastle.
"We are reaping the result of having a goal scorer at long last," said his manager, Sam Allardyce, who spent a club record £8 million on the Frenchman. "He was in the right place for a tap-in. It was a goal scorer's goal."
Allardyce, who admitted for the first time that Bolton have given themselves "an outside chance" of Champions' League qualification, was also full of praise for El Hadji Diouf, who worked tirelessly to torment Newcastle.
"Diouf terrorised the opposition," he said. "He got some very heavy challenges indeed and was not protected enough for such a quality player."
Early on, Bolton did not look like a team with three wins and as many clean sheets behind them. James Milner had already put a free-kick just over their bar before the visitors took the lead in the eighth minute.
Newcastle's Pavel Srnicek made his return to the Premiership at the age of 38, which was the combined age of his two full-backs. One of them, Paul Huntington, put in the long-range header that led to the goal, although Kevin Davies made a hash of trying to glance it back, leaving Kieron Dyer clear to run and shoot past Jussi Jaaskelainen.
With Anelka operating as their main striker and Diouf and Davies alternating between attack and midfield, Wanderers seemed uncertain about their approach. There was also uncertainty at the back, as when Antoine Sibierski's pass came off Abdoulaye Faye to give Obafemi Martins a chance and when Milner eluded Nicky Hunt to force Jaaskelainen into making a smart save.
When the equaliser came, it was an even more clear-cut case of a self-inflicted wound than Newcastle's goal. Gary Speed's looping header seemed to pose no problems but communications between Srnicek and Peter Ramage broke down completely, and Ramage's attempt at a back header went straight into the net.
A vigorous debate about who was to blame ensued, with the suggestion that Ramage had been pushed in the back by Kevin Nolan. "You can't expect the referee to see everything," said a philosophical Newcastle manager, Glenn Roeder.
From that point onwards, Wanderers discovered the secret of making Newcastle sweat - by attacking them down the flanks through Anelka and Diouf.
They produced a series of telling crosses that threatened a defence marshalled unconvincingly by Srnicek, although the second goal came by a more familiar Bolton route.
Ivan Campo's long throw was nodded on by Davies and Anelka appeared at the far post to finish the job. Newcastle came close to an equaliser through Emre's long-range shot and one from Scott Parker that was saved by Jaaskelainen.
"The two goals we conceded were, by our standards lately, shockers," said Roeder. "Srnicek hardly had anything else to do."
Goals: Dyer (8) 0-1; Ramage (32, og) 1-1; Anelka (57) 1-2.
Bolton Wanderers (4-1-3-2): Jaaskelainen; Hunt, Faye, Meite, Ben-Haim; Campo; Nolan, Speed, Diouf (Pedersen, 90); Davies, Anelka. Substitutes not used: Al Habsi (gk), Gardner, Vaz Te, Tal.
Newcastle United (4-4-2): Srnicek; Edgar, Taylor, Ramage, Huntington; Parker, Butt, Milner (Rossi, 65), Dyer (Emre, 55); Sibierski, Martins. Substitutes not used: Krul (gk), Luque, Pattison.
Booked: Bolton Davies, Diouf, Campo; Newcastle Butt, Huntington, Rossi.
Referee: H Webb (Yorkshire).
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Student organizations at University of Wisconsin System schools that exercise government responsibilities must adhere to the state's open meetings and public records laws, according to an informal opinion from Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen.
The opinion, issued Thursday, was in response to a request in April from journalism students at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
Jonathan Anderson, former editor in chief of the UWM Post and one of the students who filed the request, said they were pleased Van Hollen recognized "the need to bring sunshine" to student governments.
"The request asked for a framework in which to determine whether student governments are subject to the public records and open meetings laws, and we believe he has provided that," Anderson said.
Van Hollen's opinion excluded student organizations that do not take the form of a "collective entity" such as a committee, council or representative assembly, and have not been assigned powers or duties of governance.
The UWM students' request to Van Hollen noted that student government organizations allocate millions of dollars as well as formulate and review university policy, and yet have frequently tried to avoid compliance with state open government laws.
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The 52-year-old played 369 games for the Goodison Park side, winning two First Division titles and the FA Cup in the 1980s.
The former Republic of Ireland international said: "It's not ideal but I have to remain positive.
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NWR: Wallet story
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As I walked home one freezing day, I stumbled on a wallet someone had lost in the street. I picked it up and looked inside to find some identification so I could call the owner. But the wallet contained only three dollars and a crumpled letter that looked as if it had been in there for years.
The envelope was worn and the only thing that was legible on it was the return address. I started to open the letter, hoping to find some clue. Then I saw the dateline–1924. The letter had been written almost 60 years ago.
It was written in a beautiful feminine handwriting on powder blue stationery with a little flower in the left-hand corner. It was a "Dear John" letter that told the recipient, whose name appeared to be Michael, that the writer could not see him anymore because her mother forbade it. Even so, she wrote that she would always love him.
It was signed, Hannah.
It was a beautiful letter, but there was no way except for the name Michael, that the owner could be identified. Maybe if I called information, the operator could find a phone listing for the address on the envelope.
"Operator," I began, "this is an unusual request. I'm trying to find the owner of a wallet that I found. Is there anyway you can tell me if there is a phone number for an address that was on an envelope in the wallet?"
She suggested I speak with her supervisor, who hesitated for a moment then said, "Well, there is a phone listing at that address, but I can't give you the number." She said, as a courtesy, she would call that number, explain my story and would ask them if they wanted her to connect me.
I waited a few minutes and then she was back on the line. "I have a party who will speak with you."
I asked the woman on the other end of the line if she knew anyone by the name of Hannah. She gasped, "Oh! We bought this house from a family who had a daughter named Hannah. But that was 30 years ago!"
"Would you know where that family could be located now?" I asked.
"I remember that Hannah had to place her mother in a nursing home some years ago," the woman said. "Maybe if you got in touch with them they might be able to track down the daughter."
She gave me the name of the nursing home and I called the number. They told me the old lady had passed away some years ago but they did have a phone number for where they thought the daughter might be living.
I thanked them and phoned. The woman who answered explained that Hannah herself was now living in a nursing home.
This whole thing was stupid, I thought to myself. Why was I making such a big deal over finding the owner of a wallet that had only three dollars and a letter that was almost 60 years old?
Nevertheless, I called the nursing home in which Hannah was supposed to be living and the man who answered the phone told me, "Yes, Hannah is staying with us."
Even though it was already 10 p.m., I asked if I could come by to see her. "Well," he said hesitatingly, "if you want to take a chance, she might be in the day room watching television."
I thanked him and drove over to the nursing home. The night nurse and a guard greeted me at the door. We went up to the third floor of the large building. In the day room, the nurse introduced me to Hannah.
She was a sweet, silver-haired oldtimer with a warm smile and a twinkle in her eye. I told her about finding the wallet and showed her the letter. The second she saw the powder blue envelope with that little flower on the left, she took a deep breath and said, "Young man, this letter was the last contact I ever had with Michael."


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Friday, March 19, 2010
Physiotherapy is vital for people with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, there's no treatment for the condition so physiotherapy is as close as we get to being 'treated'. Unfortunately bendy people tend to have bodies which work slightly differently to the boring, non bendy kind* so we also respond differently to physiotherapy. That often means that if the physiotherapist is not experienced in working with excessively bendy people, even with the best of intentions they can do more harm than good.
Prior to my diagnosis of EDS I was fortunate enough to have had expert physiotherapy care as a shoulder patient from physiotherapists who taught me about the 'what' and 'why' of their actions rather than just 'how'. It's that grounding combined with a background as a swimmer and gymnast which enabled me to figure out some sort of physical therapy programme of my own when I couldn't access the kind of physiotherapy I needed on the NHS.
Options for people with EDS or even just basic hypermobility are very limited when it comes to accessing physiotherapy. Most local physiotherapists won't have the experience or training to work with severely hypermobile people, and in many cases that results in no physiotherapy at all. Some are lucky enough to find a physiotherapist on the NHS who has some experience or wants to gain that experience but mostly it's a case of pot luck. The expertise of the physiotherapy department at Chapel Allerton in Leeds gained by the years of working with Professor Howard Bird and his hypermobile patients has been the only option for many people with EDS who travel from all over the UK to attend as out or inpatients. Of course all that expertise will be lost when Professor Bird retires due to the insistence of Chapel Allerton's chief executive that a center of expertise need not have any one person in overall control of that expertise. This will undoubtedly mean increased disability for EDS patients unable to access expert physiotherapy.
I could have asked LC to refer me for NHS physiotherapy last week alongside the referrals he did to dermatology and orthotics. I'm sure he would have been glad to. I didn't even bother asking as previous referrals locally have been a disaster. There was the incredibly nice and well meaning rheumatology physiotherapist who had zero experience of hypermobile patients and who simply couldn't grasp that no matter how hard I worked my body would not comply with her exercises. I was so badly exhausted after each appointment that I couldn't cope with basic daily living tasks for an entire week, after which she'd do it all again. I had to stop going after a very short time. Being referred to physiotherapy for a specific shoulder condition post diagnosis worked better...but only for the few appointments the NHS would allow. Being referred for shoulder physiotherapy also meant only my shoulder could be looked at not my other bendy bits which despite their best efforts are still just about connected to my shoulders.
I decided the best thing to do was to return to my trusted physiotherapist in the private sector. She was previously my NHS physio and without her I wouldn't be diagnosed with EDS. Most importantly I trust her to do the right thing for my body. Private physiotherapy is expensive, approximately £40 for half an hour's treatment so my appointments will be limited to once every four to six weeks. As this physio and I already know each other well it won't be difficult to set up a rehab programme for me to follow in between appointments, but that regular expert guidance should mean I progress in a way I can't alone. Fortunately I receive Disability Living Allowance so can use that to pay for the appointments on top of the £100 a month I pay for private care costs.
I'd better go before I'm late!
*What do you mean your internal organs don't shift around at will? Theirs not yours, obviously-that's just plain dull!
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- Same Difference said...
Brilliant post. Gotta rush off... I'm going for, erm, physiotherapy!
- 11:12 am
Hope the physio goes well for you, I'm very lucky with mine...she's a star!
- 11:33 am
- BubbleGirl said...
I've never been to physiotherapy myself, because I have yet to find a PT that knows anything about EDS. I was told I had to go to a sports-medicine PT for my shoulder injury, and when I tried to explain that I'm not the "athletic type" that usually gets this kind of injury, I was just brushed off.
If a PT tries to fix me like they'd try for an athlete? I'd be so broken, for so long, it wouldn't be funny. Oh, and health care only covers a few appointments, and it would ONLY be covered if I went to the wrong type of PT.
I am glad, however, that you have found somebody helpful.
Best of luck with your appointment.
- 2:03 pm
- Vi said...
Glad you are fortunate to find a phsyio Bendy!
- 3:43 pm
- steph said...
I've found an expert physio too but at €55 a go, I only go to her when all other self-help remedies have failed.
Once upon a time, I did a physiotherapy training course myself but guess what? My bendy body let me down and I never got to qualify.
Talk about choosing the wrong career :-(
- 8:28 pm
- Achelois said...
Hope appointment was OK. It seems a shame that the same expertise couldn't be found via the NHS. Our local physiotherapy department works well with UCHL for guidance and we soon weeded out the one's who weren't prepared to 'get it'. Not after some unnecessary pain and injury though but on the whole we were blessed. I am in need of physio again but currently without a rheumatologist (my fault) I am loathe to go through the physio guessing game again as they seem to move about a great deal and those referrals are old now. Unfortunately the way the system works now in NHS ongoing physio is a thing of the past it seems which is something that would really help EDS.
Bubble girl I am so sorry you experience this. A good core stabilising programme etc. could make such a difference.
Hope you can fit in all your needs in half an hour BG! good job she has seen you before.
£100.00 p/c/m on health costs wow thats a lot BG
- 1:32 am
- Veronica said...
Um, yeah, I should probably return to my physio appointments shouldn't I. Considering I had a lovely lovely physio.
- 7:34 am
- cogidubnus said...
A good and timely item about Professor Birds forthcoming retirement...well done for getting the news out...re the accompanying photo, I knew you were something of a looker but words fail...GGs a lucky guy!
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I found this unit to be highly interesting, and it exceeded my expectations. Although it is more 'society' than 'law' in regards to being a Law & Society core unit, it was still extremely valuable in examining societal attitudes and interactions with crime and the law. Mark Israel is a fantastic lecturer who is passionate about criminology, it was easily my favourite lecture of the week. All information is readily available on LMS and I had no issues at all. 5/5 unitAnonymous, Semester 1, 2016
Brilliant Unit, would recommend going to as many lectures as you can, the lecturer is fantastic and they're extremely helpful for the assessments. This unit convinced me to pick up Law & Society as a second majorAnonymous, Semester 1, 2016
Despite the obvious enthusiasm for the course displayed and excellent lectures delivered by Professor Mark Israel (also a co-author of the textbook), I found LAWS1110 rather underwhelming both as a unit in general and as a unit within the context of the "Law and Society" major, which I had considered (and subsequently dismissed) as an option for my major. I did, however, suffer from a tutor who, despite working in criminal law herself, seemed at times to have little knowledge of the course's content and was unable to drive discussion in class or provide decent feedback on essays. The unit is first and foremost a criminology course, and both the unit and the Law and Society major seem to have strong a strong social justice focus, and rarely seem to examine underlying biases in material presented. I found it rather disconcerting having a criminology course (rather than, say, a philosophy of law or legal principles unit) as the first unit of a law major sequence, though this was perhaps my own fault in not examining the unit closely before I selected it. The final exam is open-book, which perhaps limits its usefulness as a measure of student performance and comprehension. LAWS1110 had one weekly two-hour lecture in Semester One, 2013, held at 9:00 am Thursday mornings. This put quite a few students (myself included) off attending, given the lectures' location in the Business School necessitates a 15-minute walk from the main entrance on Stirling Highway. This is, of course, unlikely to be replicated exactly in future years, but is still worth considering.Anonymous, Semester 1, 2013
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Quick Q & A With Maria Kirilenko
While at the Sony Ericsson Open, I got a chance to chat with Russian tennis player Maria Kirilenko. She has a very charming demeanor - very soft-spoken and seemingly shy, yet very engaging in conversation. She was nice enough to take some time out of her busy schedule and do the Quick Q & A. Enjoy!
What is your passion outside of tennis?
Well actually I like to do everything. I like to do other sports as well, for example I like to play soccer, basketball, or if I have time - golf, or to go on the ice and skate a little bit. I like to go to see different sights like museums, or musicals, or everything! I always find something to do by myself.
What most annoys you?
When somebody doesn't understand me. [Laughter]
Like, understand you because of your accent or what you're thinking?
No, what I'm thinking. [Laughter]
(I was, of course, totally embarrassed that I didn't know what she was thinking when she answered that queston.)
What are you most afraid of?
Have you ever seen a shark before?
No, but I am just so afraid of them. I don't know, every time I go into the ocean or the sea I'm thinking that the sharks are going to come and swim into me! [Laughter]
Do you have any guilty pleasures?
I like sweet cotton candy. Yeah, I know it is really bad but I love it!
What is your favorite movie?
The Butterfly Effect.
What is your favorite food?
My favorite is Russian food, and also I like sushi.
What is your favorite city?
I like London.
What is your favorite type of music?
Do you have a favorite artist?
I don't really have one. I like many songs.
Do you have a celebrity crush?
No, only my boyfriend. [Alex Ovechkin]
As it should be! [Laughter]
If there was a fire and you could only save one thing, not a person, what would you save?
My phone.
If you had one superhero ability, what would it be?
Be invisible.
Either/Or Questions - the one in BOLD is the one she chose.
Facebook or Twitter
Coke or Pepsi (She is the first person to say Pepsi! Now I like her even more.)
Shower or Bath
Dog or Cat
Beer or Wine
Ocean or Mountains
Vampires or Werewolves
Do you like Twilight?
Yes! I love it.
Are you Team Jacob or Team Edward?
I like them both! [Laughter]
Sweet or Salty
Singing or Dancing
Are you a good dancer?
Not bad....but a very bad singer! [Laughter]


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Images: Greenville's first Dishcrawl
The night started at Sip Tasting Room & Rooftop Lounge. Dishcrawl's Greenville Ambassador, Will, welcomed everyone and introduced the manager.
Sip offered a spread of meats, cheeses and tapas.
Second stop: Tupelo Honey Cafe.
Tupelo Honey: BBQ pork & collard greens
At each location you could by a drink from the bar. This is Tupelo Honey's The Pickled Okra (jalapeño & bacon infused moonshine, olive juice, and pimento cheese stuffed olives).
Third stop: Rare Steakhouse on the Piazza. The chef greeted the crowd and explained the dishes he created for Dishcrawl.
Rare served beef carpaccio, asparagus two ways (prosciutto & salmon w/goat cheese), and a fried green tomato with apple/cabbage slaw & chipotle cream.
The night ended at Luna Rosa Gelato Cafe. The crowd learned that the cafe does more than gelato, it offers fresh soups and Italian favorites like lasagna.
Luna Rosa allowed everyone to sample the different gelato flavor a before making a decision.
This is a cup of Luna Rosa's chocolate velvet gelato (Italian ice cream).


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This is an opportunity to play your favorite game or add pieces to the current jigsaw. Numerous games are played throughout the week. Please join us for Billiards, Bingo, Darts, Duplicate and Social Bridge, Canasta, Hearts, Mahjong, Pinochle, Poker and Wii Bowling. All groups are open to having new players join them. They are especially always looking for pinochle players! There are also games of Chess, checkers, cribbage, and scrabble available. Please call 805-482-4881 for more information about the Programs listed below.
This free senior program meets every Tuesday morning in Room 2 of the Community Center, from 9AM-12PM.
The group is led by a volunteer instructor, Renee Sherry. All levels of art students are invited. Beginners are encouraged to join in and are always welcomed. Participants can bring whatever art medium they enjoy working with. Many work with water color, charcoal, acrylics and pastels. If prospective students do not have personal art supplies, basic supplies will initially be provided. Students work on individual projects and sometimes learn by participating in group demonstrations. During the month of September many of the classes' paintings are on display in the Senior Center. Visitors are invited to stop by to enjoy the "Art Show."
Bocce ball is a fun way to exercise while being outdoors. It is a ball sport that is played in a similar style as lawn bowling.(9:00am to 11:00am) Thursdays - weather permitting.
These Duplicate groups run ACBL-sanctioned card games for serious bridge players. An ACBL-certified Director sets up, directs and scores the game. Coming with a partner is recommended, but a partner can often be arranged given one or two days lead time. Reservations are not required.
The PVRPD sponsors on-going introductory bridge classes.
This is a weekly group that gets together to play the card game, Bridge. The group's intent is to facilitate a casual, fun atmosphere where all levels of Bridge players can gather to play the game. They play "Standard American" style and the game is open to all. Even if you have not played in years, stop-by and let them help refresh your memory. This group is run by senior volunteers.
The group plays from 1-3:30PM on Wednesday in the Pleasant Valley Senior Center. New participants are always welcome.
Love cards? Come join this fun social group. Canasta is a popular rummy-like game. It reportedly originated in Montevideo, Uruguay in 1939. From there it spread to Argentina, the USA and throughout the world. It was extremely fashionable in the 1950's. Today the game is enjoying resurgence. It is a game that is fun to play, and high-scoring. The object is to form melds of three or more cards, with or without wild cards. Large bonuses are given for seven-card melds. Two packs of cards are used, with a total of 4 jokers. All the jokers and 2's are wild cards and players win by "going out" by playing all cards in their hand.
This group is always willing to teach new players and welcomes those who play or have not played in years. They often enjoy taking a lunch break to eat together and sometimes play additional hands after their lunch. The group meets at the Pleasant Valley Senior Center, on Monday, from 9:30AM-2PM.
This is an opportunity to play your favorite board game or the skilled game of Pinochle. They are always looking for pinochle players! They play double deck. There are also games of Chess, checkers, cribbage, and scrabble available. The group meets in the Senior Center every Friday morning from 9AM-12PM.
The current group is welcoming new players to create another foursome table. Call to Sign-up (805-482-4881) Every Monday 12pm
Hearts is an "evasion-type" trick-taking card game for four players. The current group is welcoming new players to create another foursome table. Every Thursday 1pm
Similar to the Western card game rummy, mahjong is a game of skill, strategy, and calculation and involves a degree of chance. The current group is welcoming new players to create another foursome table. Every Thursday at 12pm
Started in 1933 by four writers in Ojai, Ventura County Writers Club is in its 78th year, encouraging the craft of writing. VCWC welcomes all writers, novice to expert. Monthly meetings feature speakers from the writing and publishing industries, and are open to the public. Members-only critique groups offer individual attention and mutual encouragement.
Everyone is invited to attend our monthly meetings. We meet in the Senior Center on the 2nd Tuesday of each month (except in December) at 7PM. You can become a member at any meeting or on the web at venturacountywriters.com.


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Euro rebounds on China's interest in eurozone bailout bonds
EU Morning Report
Euro rebounds on China's interest in eurozone bailout bonds
- The euro rallied to a one-week high against the dollar after a report revealed that China is interested in buying Portuguese bailout bonds during next month's auctions. Beijing expressed interest in investing its money in Europe in an effort to diversify its holdings. China's willingness to purchase risky sovereign bonds such as Portugal and Greece may help sentiment against the euro zone periphery. Surging commodity prices and positive world equities are also helping the single currency. Against the dollar, the euro gained 1.3% jumping to 1.4189 from 1.4012 traded yesterday.
- The US dollar weakened today against a basket of currencies. Economic data revealed significantly weaker than expected Durable Goods Orders figures for April raising concerns about the US economic recovery. Focus turns to the US Initial Jobless Claims data and Gross Domestic Product expected at 12:30 GMT. Against the Swiss franc, the dollar fell to a three-week low at 0.8695 from 0.8813. Against the Japanese yen, the dollar dipped to 81.66 from 82.17.
- The Australian dollar rose today supported by the strong commodity prices as well as better than expected Capital Spending figures for March. Against the greenback, the Aussie traded as high as 1.0613 from 1.0440. Aussie's neighbor, the Kiwi, also rallied to 0.8111 versus a weaker dollar from 0.7857.
- Sterling rallied against the greenback rising to 1.6333 from 1.6130 on an improved risk sentiment. Yesterday, revised GDP in the first quarter showed that growth remained unchanged at 0.5%.
- Oil prices rose to 101.88 dollars a barrel today from 98.19, a rise of 3.8%. Gold also jumped to 1532.14 dollars an ounce from 1521.12. Silver gained 7% edging higher at 38.83 dollars an ounce from 36.24
Currency to watch out for: EURUSD & USDJPY
- § The EURUSD pivot point is at 1.4100 with a preference to enter Long positions at 1.4110
- § The USDJPY pivot point is at 81.60 with a preference to enter Long positions at 81.66
- § The OIL pivot point is at 99.50 with a preference to enter Long positions at 99.50
- § The Gold pivot point is at 1521 with a preference to enter Long positions at 1521
Today's calendar and market movers:
- § US Initial Jobless Claims is forecasted to fall to 400K
- § US Gross Domestic Product Annualized in Q1 is forecasted to gain 2.1%
Equity Markets:
US equities were positive on Wednesday with the S&P500 trading up 0.32% and the DJIA up 0.31%. The European bourses were also positive with the FTSE trading up 0.2%, the DAX up 0.28% and the CAC up 0.31%. The NIKKEI and the HSI at the time of writing are trading up 1.48% and 0.64% respectively.
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The meeting was opened by the retiring chair of the APPG, Paul Blomfield MP. It moved on to election of officers. Kate Green, MP was elected as chair. Five vice-chairs were elected; namely, Matt Warman, MP, Baroness Sally Hamwee , Baron Robin Teverson , Baroness Usha Prashar and Anne McLaughlin, MP. The financial report for the year was presented and agreed.


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Besides living in this famous Valley from the movie ``The River runs throught it`` the community is very friendly include some celebrities. The Western still here with magestic mountains, beautiful sunsets, breathtaking views, winding roads, natural wonders, must see.
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Features like improved deployment options, better security, and a strong cloud connection make Office 2013 nice and IT-friendly
Office 2013 was designed with IT admins in mind. The new version of Office features improved deployment options, better security, and a strong cloud connection.
1. 10 things we love about Microsoft Office 2013
Office 2013 was designed with IT admins in mind. The new version of Office features improved deployment options, better security, and a strong cloud connection.
2. Improved interface
The sleek, modern interface provides fast access to server admin tools, Office applications, and SharePoint site editing.
3. Cloud connectivity
Cloud connectivity enables workers to access files across multiple devices - and stream Office applications to Windows PCs.
4. Multiple input options
Office 2013 applications are equally at home with keyboard and mouse as they are with touch and stylus.
5. More social
Office 2013 is far more social, with the addition of Skype and Yammer; the latter provides microblogging within SharePoint 2013 communities.
6. OneNote is touch-friendly
OneNote and Lync are the initial Office Windows 8-style apps; OneNote MX's radial menu is especially touch-friendly.
7. New dev tools
New development tools let enterprises build their own Office and SharePoint apps and distribute them through Microsoft or internal app stores.
8. Better contacts
Office 2013's People Card tool provides detailed information about you and your contacts.
9. Built-in DLP
Exchange 2013 includes data loss prevention and e-discovery capabilities to monitor and protect data.
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I've seen ads on TV lately for a remote "anywhere" wireless switch. In the commercial, they even show one on a bedside table.
This is a discussion on Last nights strange noise, and forums good advice within the Carry & Defensive Scenarios forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; To hardwire a switch like that would of course be easier while the house was being built. Tough/expensive to do after it's built though. As ...
To hardwire a switch like that would of course be easier while the house was being built. Tough/expensive to do after it's built though. As you said, some wireless feature would be workable.
Remember the clap-on clap-off light switche commercials that were controlled by clapping your hands? How about those going on and off during a shoot out?
Helpful hints on pushing back and strengthening the 2A:
I've seen ads on TV lately for a remote "anywhere" wireless switch. In the commercial, they even show one on a bedside table.
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"Never mistake motion for action" - Benjamin Franklin
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NRA Chief Range Safety Officer
I recommend a motion sensing alarm throughout the house, and a keypad near the master bedroom as well as main entrance door.
This way, if anything's open, the alarm's beeping will help to wake you up, and let the BG know he's on a tight schedule. Also helps b/c if I hit the panic button, all hell breaks loose, and the cops are on the way. (No time required to call them)
In my 2 story house, can't hear ANYTHING going on downstairs when I'm in the bedroom. So, if I hear an odd noise, I don't really worry about it unless my downstairs motion alarms pick it up... Very useful, and not very expensive. ($200 initial setup, $30/month for servicing. Includes smoke/door/motion/batteries/service, etc.)
But I can't tell you how many times I've searched the downstairs after forgetting to set it
Smarthome.com. From what I can tell that is a system that will allow you to control several lights in your house by remote control. Actually, I think lighting is just one aspect of the entire system. It can be installed in an existing home. While I haven't used this system, I think it has some features that I will look at a lot closer.
Lutron Electronics - RadioRA wireless lighting control system. I have specified it on a few projects.
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I've had to check on noises in the middle of the night several times. It was nice when we had dogs. They would typically alert before we heard anything, and all I'd have to do is open the bedroom door and let them go! But now we are dog-less One lived to age 15, and the other to age 16!
Only once was the noise legit. My wife had left her car door unlocked, and someone found the garage door opener and activated it! The good news is that I ALWAYS keep the door between the garage and the house locked. I had once read that the garage/house connecting door was the single most common point for illegal entry into the house.
Anyway, by time I got down there with the Glock 19, and the dogs, they were long gone. But they took the remote with them! So I close the door and unplugged the garage door opener. The next day I reprogrammed the codes on the opener and all the remotes.
Somewhere in the Pacific NW
Luckily i lived down a dead end with neighbors who always looked out for each other, not to mention a nice neighborhood.
I came home both times so upset with myself that i finally was able to always lower the door every time, even if i was in a hurry.
Guess you sometimes have to have it happen once or twice before you learn. Luckily it wasnt a hard lesson to learn :)
On a side note, i made sure the wife and i knew to scan the area and not get out of the car until we watched in the rear view mirror the garage door come down. I remember reading about how some robbers would wait in the bushes or around the corner of the house and enter the garage just before it came down. They would then assault or rob the home owners.
"...trying to get a long gun into play while someone is all over you like a monkey eating a cupcake is not very conducive to good survival techniques." ~Bark'n
Helpful hints on pushing back and strengthening the 2A:
I am a fanatic about home security, we keep all our doors locked and the garage doors closed. The alarm gets set every night and when we leave. When leaving the house I close the garage door and wait for it to close before driving out of the driveway. We have great neighbors who are very watchful and live in a small neighborhood. Hope for the best but prepare for the worse.
One or two strategically placed motion sensors inside connected to lights might not be a bad idea for those who don't have cats. I have them outside but I'm going to look in to that for inside my home.
ALWAYS carry! - NEVER tell!
"A superior Operator is best defined as someone who uses his superior
judgement to keep himself out of situations that would require a display of his
superior skills."
Also living in the country (for most of my life one place or another) I know that being self sufficient in security is essential. A few things we have added in the past few years include: adjustable bars which fit under the doorknob and wedge against the floor emplaced on all exterior doors before going to bed, an exterior level metal door with deadbolt for our upstairs bedroom and security cams on both porches and inside the garage. None of this prevents entry but makes it harder and nosier and with the cameras I can check the basics without leaving the bedroom. Remote control lights are another good idea I shall look into.
Yes, there are also pump shotguns and maglites on clips on both sides of the bed, within reach without getting up.
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Thank you for helping make Hammond Athletics the best SCISA sports program in South Carolina! With your continued support the 2016-2017 season is sure to be our most successful year ever.
As you know, participating on a sports team is part of the total education of a child. The comradery, discipline, hard work and perseverance is integral to helping our kids achieve their greatest potential. Nearly all of our students participate in some athletic endeavor during their years at Hammond. The Skyhawk Club was created to help to fund and support all Hammond teams in each and every way.
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The Transport Department has released yet another email which widens the evidence that a Government adviser was seeking to dig up dirt on the Paddington Survivors Group.
Last week the department issued a series of messages from Dan Corry, an aide to former Transport Secretary Stephen Byers, seeking to know if members of the group were Tories. The additional email says, however: "Any other checking useful. They seem to have anti-SB (Stephen Byers) agenda, and we want to find out what lies behind it."
The department said the new message had not been discovered earlier because of an "electronic glitch".
The tension between Mr Blair's communications chief Alastair Campbell and Mr Darling emerged after it was reported that No10 believed the profuse apologies from the new Transport Secretary when the emails first surfaced last week were "over the top".
Meanwhile, opposition MPs today sought to highlight separate charges of spin after it was revealed that civil servants were asked to investigate the motives of MPs who had put Commons questions to ministers. Others, though, thought it legitimate for ministers to be made aware of the interests of MPs they would have to face.
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Banned for emolga.
Banned for banning the worst pokemon ever. (thank you)
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You're banned for having the opposite feelings as me for Emolga.
Banned for disagreements.
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Banned since I think Unown is te worst pokemon ever.
Banned because true, but Emolga is the one I hate most. (no offense EPL)
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You're banned for animal I fear the most in the real world.
Banned since I hate Liepard a lot
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You're banned 'cause what does that have to do with Colt?
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Banned because he's obviously a random person XD
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ArmA 2: North American publisher announced
Whereas the ArmA 2 retail version is already available in Europe, developer Bohemia Interactive had to search a publisher for the North American region - Got Game Entertainment.
In a press release Bohemia Interactive has finally announced Got Game Entertainment as publisher of the North American retail version of ArmA 2 which will be released on July 7:
Bohemia Interactive, creators of award winning military simulation Operation Flashpoint* and ArmA: Combat Operations, and Got Game Entertainment, US leading publisher of interactive entertainment games, announced today their partnership for the North American retail release of ARMA II, one of the most anticipated PC Game of 2009. The two companies have partnered together to bring the game to most major retail outlets throughout North America this July.
Bohemia Interactive once invented the genre of realistic military sand-box games and it aims now to re-define that genre with its upcoming game ARMA II, the ultimate military simulator, powered by the 3rd generation of their original Real Virtuality engine that's also used to train soldiers in numerous countries from Australia to the United States.
'North America is one of the most powerful and important markets in terms of a game's marketing and distribution,' said Marek Spanel, Bohemia's CEO. Spanel continues 'We were looking for responsible and credible partners who will focus on ARMA II with the kind of drive and enthusiasm that this huge project deserves. We feel Got Game Ent. will be the right partner for us and I believe together we will make ARMA II a success in North America.'
'We are very excited to bring ARMA II to the North American market,' said Got Game Entertainment President Howard Horowitz. 'This caliber of game brings Got Game Entertainment to a new level of excellence and certainly ushers in a new era for our company.'
ARMA II will offer the ultimate realistic combat simulation experience in a modern day setting. With unprecedented freedom of movement, actions and tactics, unbeatable detailed weapons and military hardware, easy-to-use built in mission editor and one of the most dedicated online communities around. The game will allow players to immerse themselves into the battle as never before.
Since ArmA 2 has already been released in Europe, PCGH could already run benchmark tests with 18 CPUs. Read about the Landscape texture mod or watch out for the ArmA 2 maxed out graphics.


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Indian Lore Merit Badge Workshop
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- Venue: The Hershey Story, The Museum on Chocolate Avenue
- 63 W. Chocolate Ave.
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- Times: 9:30 am - 2:00 pm
- Admission: $15 per person (scout, leader, or other adult) Registration is required.
- Phone: (717) 534-8939
Boy Scouts can explore the museum's American Indian artifact collection and earn their Indian Lore merit badge. The intensive program includes a behind-the-scenes tour of collections storage. Scouts will also create replicas of three American Indian objects, learn to play American Indian games and take an in-depth look at Susquehannock artifacts. Upon successful completion of the program, merit badge counselors will sign merit badge forms.
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| myownphilosophy101a chapter 5 . 4/26
I like A he's a good character!
| Guest chapter 5 . 4/8/2013
You should do a sequel, without a coo-coo random moment in there.
| Guest chapter 4 . 4/8/2013
Could be true. Could be predicting the future. Tell teacher. See what she do.
| Guest chapter 3 . 4/8/2013
Why couldn't the continuum have taken his powers, and LEFT HIM ON THE SHIP?
| Guest chapter 2 . 4/8/2013
Q is my favorite too, and I thought the episode where he lost his powers was funny, I mean Guan (?) stabbed him with a fork!
| Guest chapter 1 . 4/8/2013
Wish I could help, but even though I have them all in order, it would be extremely differ cult to access them at this point and time, plus you could just google it, and this one long run-on sentence.
| the woman is a wolf chapter 4 . 11/20/2010
Very good!
| the woman is a wolf chapter 3 . 11/20/2010
Merci! Anyway LOL These people seemed very interesting. Ah, the subtle, caring side of Q was beginning to appear...
| the woman is a wolf chapter 2 . 11/20/2010
Oh dear D: Poor Q! Lost his powers... *sigh* Good description as ever, and I love the way you're writing in Q's point of view and putting loads of little funny thoughts in there. Nice, light reading that makes me want to read on. Well done!
| the woman is a wolf chapter 1 . 11/20/2010
Good so far! This doesn't end up as a P/Q does it? Q ROCKS! You kept hm so much in character! I loved his little sarcastic thoughts! Loved it so far!
| Lilith Kayden chapter 5 . 1/16/2007
Thank you for writing a good and entertaining Q Story. I hope that you will write others as well.
-Lilith Kayden
| GuesssWho chapter 5 . 11/2/2006
This is SO COOL!
I liked the thing with Smeagol/Gollum. I suppose this means that I'm not the only person on Earth who likes him and Q both? Wow.
| GuesssWho chapter 1 . 11/2/2006
This idea is SO COOL!
| Frizz the Eccentric chapter 5 . 12/12/2005
you should do a sequal! I love it.
| SD chapter 5 . 5/2/2005
THAT is entralling. And I liked the perspective too, not to mention the twist of humor. Please write another! I've always felt the Q needed more attention than he got.


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How Do Consumers Perceive the Quality-of-Life Impact of Durable Goods? A Consumer Well-Being Model Based on the Consumption Life Cycle
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Consumer's overall perception of quality-of-life impact of a consumer durable (PQOLI) refers to consumer's subjective evaluation of the degree to which marketplace experiences related to a given product impacts one's overall quality of life (QOL). What are the factors that impact PQOLI? A model based on the concept of the consumption life cycle is developed to answer this question. The model posits that PQOLI is mostly influenced by satisfaction with product purchase, preparation, ownership, consumption, and maintenance experiences. In turn, the model also posits that with satisfaction with purchase, preparation, ownership, consumption, and maintenance are influenced by a set of consumption experiences. The data was collected using a sample of college students. Each respondent was randomly assigned to one of eight product categories: photo cameras, cell phones, athletic shoes, cologne, televisions, watches, sunglasses, and video consoles. The results were generally supportive of the model. Theoretical and managerial implications are discussed.


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My name is Callie Norwood , I was your typical 10 year old little girl. I loved playing outside with my friends, going to the mall with my parents, and reading books. I loved reading more than anything else, but my life changed completely December 2nd 2003, when I woke up unable to see. Prior to this date, my eyesight was never the best, but it never occurred to me that I would wake up one day in darkness.
Since that day, 8 years ago, I've learned to function well with being blind. During this time my parents homeschooled me, everything seemed to become less frustrating. Not having to deal with the outside world, just having to stay inside my own comfort zone.
I lay in bed, focusing mostly on my hunger and tiredness. I heard my name being shouted from the bottom of the staircase.
"Callie, dinner time!," My mom called multiple times before I made an attempt to actually get out of bed.
"I'm coming mom!," I shouted back, making my way down the spiral staircase. I knew my way around this house like the back of my hand. I've lived in the same house my whole life, and nothing was ever removed or replaced. Everything always stayed the same. When I reached the end of the staircase, I could hear the voices of my parents chatting back and forth. I followed the voices into the kitchen and I sat down in mu usual seat at the very end of the table. I could feel the steam coming off the food that sat on my plate, I was hungry, but I refused to eat with this awkward silence haunting the room.
"Honey, we need to talk," I heard the calming voice of my mother. I wish I could have been deaf in that exact moment.
"About?" I said bluntly.
"Well, your father and I have been offered good paying jobs in the area, and we are planning on taking the jobs, but this mean, we are not able to continue homeschooling you," She trailed off, her voice ended in a gentle whisper. I knew she didn't want to tell me this, and she knew it was the last thing I wanted to hear, but we needed the money.
"When do I start?" My voice trembled as I fought to hold my tears back.
"Tomorrow," My father said. I heard the slight twist of anger wrapped around his word.
I walked away from the table, tears rolling down my cheeks. I went to bed early that night, because I was to tired to think. All I wanted to do was sleep.
The next morning I was shipped to public school with what my mother called the big kids. The principal walked me through to the whole school at least three times before he acutally sent me to class. When I went to first period, Chemistry my teacher Ms.Woods felt the need to do the whole introduction thing, basically where the teacher embarrasses you in front of the whole class. As I stood in front of twenty or more students, I instantly felt judged. I wondered what they were thinking, or what their facial expressions were. The rest of the day went by fairly quick expect last period English. The teacher told us we were expected to read for fifteen minutes before we started the lesson.
I felt around the table surface in search of a book. I felt the hardcover of a novel. I picked it up, and I opened it up not wanting to look stupid in front of everyone. The book could have been upside and I wouldn't have known. I probably looked so dumb. I heard footsteps approach me me, so I put the book down.
"Would you look at this," I heard the laughing of Zoe Campbell. "No pun intended," She laughed hysterically at me, as did everything else when she started whispering about me. I've hated Zoe Campbell since we were kids, she lived next door and she was a total snob.
"Callie," The teacher whispered, as I reached for my book again. "You know you don't have to do that," I knew she felt sorry for me, I could hear it in her voice. She placed an Ipod in the palm of my hand, and then closed it. I shoved the earphones into my ears; I never turned on the Ipod. I just listened to the laughter of the students, and the whispers. The bell finally rang to go home; it took me at least thirty minutes to find the exit doors. I held my books tightly against my chest as I waited for my mom to come and pick me up. I heard footsteps approaching, but they were too light to be my mothers.
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"Awe, poor Callie," I heard the female voice shout, as the other girls giggled, making baby noises directed towards me. There had to have been at least four or five girls there. One of the girls pushed me to the ground and my books scattered.
"Come and get me Callie, oh wait, you can't see me," They all began laughing again. They all started kicking and punching me. I didn't know why, or who, but all I could focus on was the pain. I heard tires screeching coming down the street, obviously in a hurry. The, silence. There was no sound, the girls were gone, but where was I?
I had awoken in a bed; it was mine, I could tell by the blanket material. I touched my forehead but a bandage covered it. My head pounded, and my body ached in pain. It felt like a giant bruise. I walked to the walk to the bathroom, and reached for some pills. Not to the pain temporarily, but to end it forever. Why me? I never understood. I hated myself for being blind, I never chose this. I'm just so sick of living and forgetting what people and places look like. I want to know what I look like, I at least deserve that. But, i'll never know, and I am really tired of not knowing.
Tears formed, and rushed down my cheeks. My hands shook violently as I dumped the bottle of pills onto the palm of my hand. I leaned my back against the wall, sliding down onto the floor. I was crying so hard I felt like I couldn't breathe. I slid the first pill between my lips, and swallowed. Then the second, third, and finally the eleventh.


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The not so forbidden forest
It was the third day of Hannah's first year and she was a bit unnerved. Her shoes clicked at her slow pace on the smooth marble floors of Hogwarts. She followed her instructions from an older Ravenclaw student. Her goal was to reach the Office of the Headmistress.
She had had enough of these uprising happenings.
A large eagle greeted Hannah's eyes. She stepped into the arms of the eagle and in an instant the wings enclosed and spun slowly. She arrived to the Office.
The shelves were crammed with books and antiques. In the center was a large desk with golden scales filled black and white rice. Completely balanced. Hannah walked over to the scales and picked up a small piece of white rice, and placed it in the black rice side. It automatically brought it down. Hannah laughed and put it back.
Professor McGonnagol was no where to be found. But Hannah took her time. She wandered to a large round book case and browsed the names of the books.
Tweedle dee and Dumb, Driving me mad, no longer drowning, golden egg, Sweet eyes, History of Magic, Sleepless mastery.
Hannah found a little blue silk cup. It had an Asian design embroidered around it. She curiously opened the cup. Little white dots fluttered around and fell on her lashes like snow, then blew with a hidden breeze. The white dots swirled around her like flower petals, in a tornado. Hannah giggled and closed the cup. Stopping the white dots' show.
Hannah skipped in the large office. She touched the aged wood of the book cases and desks. Her fingers lay over old books and Jade eggs.
"Oh, Hello Hannah." An elder male voice greeted.
Hannah turned with a startled jump,"umm..Hello?" She saw nothing at first glance. She would have missed the fading face if she did not look around her once more.
A ghost was pacing over a Prussian rug. Reading. His robes trailed after him, and his broken nose was framed by a long beard and mustache. His wizard hat bent at the top. He looked up from his book calmly.
"How do you know my name?" Hannah gaped.
He laughed,"I have a knowledge of you my dear. Headmistress Mcgonnagol has told me you are a very interesting girl. She tells me you made an argument of your housing with the sorting hat." He chuckled.
Hannah looked at her feet,"I didn't mean to snoop...I was looking for the Headmistress. I couldn't find her and this room is so big and pretty. I wanted to look around."
"Yes, I filled it with many things in my days of being Headmaster. Every item in this room has it's own story behind it."
"I'm sorry sir, I have never learned the History of Past Headmasters, I'm afraid I don't know your name."
"Well, My dear, I was Professor Dumbledore." He bowed.
Hannah put her hand out. When he gave her his, Her little fingers went right through. Hannah drobbed her jaw,"You're so cold sir."
"Yes, I supposed I would be to a living. What was it you were wanting from Headmistress?" He said.
"Oh, well I needed a bit of advice... I have been put into a lot of trouble, and I keep having these dreams." Hannah went on about her troubles.
And Professor Dumbledore listened.
"Well, Hannah, Dreams can be very important, they might be your subconscious telling you something. Now, my advice to you, is to keep your friends close. They will be the key to help."
"Thank you sir." Hannah turned to leave.
"Oh, and Hannah, I would take advantage of your free time to explore the grounds of the school. Adventures come easy to those who look for it."
Hannah turned back to thank him, but as she did, she watched him float with his book into the walls.
"Thank you." She said anyway.
Hannah thought back to her first day at Hogwarts. She remembered all the adventures she wanted to have. How would Professor Dumbledore have known that?
She took to his advice. She was going to the forbidden forest. No one had trod there since the day evil was finished. But Hannah would be the first.
She ran at first. Then she saw the first trees of the forest. She passed Hagrid's hut. She slowed her pace and admired the trees.
This was her adventure. The sun was up on this fine Friday afternoon. Hannah had cleared her day to visit Professor McGonagol. She didn't know how long explaining to her parents; of what happened to her glasses. But now that The ghost of Dumbledore would explain it to her. She had a couple of hours before school ended and free time started before dinner.
As Hannah touched the trunks of the living swaying trees. She inhaled the fresh crisp air. Hannah had always loved autumn, the many shades of brown, orange, and red. The smell of pies cooling on window sills. The cool breezes that greeted her every morning as a barn owl.
Then something caught her eye. A sign thrust into the dirt. Hannah trotted over to look at it.
It read,
Her lies the body of Tom Marvolo Riddle. We thought it fair to bury him, to keep his evil from spreading.
Hannah smiled at this sad grave. If this man six feet under, or less, had won that day. She would not be born, and if she was; she would be born into a world of evil. Who knows, Libby probably wouldn't have been able to live in that world. She knew this man would not let her.
She defiantly spat at the grave. Then walked on.
As Hannah followed a deer trail through the forest, she noticed an open area. It was a circle of no trees in the center. She walked around in the empty circle. While Hannah followed the line of no trees. Hannah saw something twinkle in the light that pushed through the canopy.
She crawled to the area were she had seen the sparkle. She prodded the ground. Then she found it.
A small prism cut stone. Worn with age and scratched with storm. She took the sleeve of her jacket and wiped the dirt of its face. The glow of the little black stone, was purple and blue.
"Ooh, this would be pretty on a necklace." Hannah said to herself.
Hannah thought it fate. She remembered the storm she flew out of with Creighton. The stone must have washed up with it. She wondered how old it was.
She pushed herself from the ground, and put the little stone into her pocket, and patted at it.
She wondered who had the stone before she did. Her mind wandered as she did in the large sweet smelling forest. Hannah's imagination played with many different characters.
One she imagined a simple wizard who was raised in a normal family. Attending Hogwarts and accidentally dropped his air loom stone.
She imagined many more people leaving the stone for her to find.
Then she noticed at how deep into the forest she had gotten. The sun was starting to go down.
Hannah listened to the birds sing their songs while critters chatter at their brothers.
A squirrel scuttled pass her feet. Her gaze followed it up a large knotted tree, with branches that twisted into the canopy. the squirrel was forever lost from Hannah's sight; but what was replaced was an aged plank door. Hannah smiled up at what she had found.
She thought, maybe Dumbledore was right. Adventure does come to those who look for it. Hannah had found a tree house, in the middle of the forbidden forest.
She immediately pawed at the knots in the tree, which served as a good ladder. She climbed up to the door and pushed. At first she was pushing into a tree house, in an instant she was walking forward into a beautiful house.
Hannah was confused, She then realized that this was no ordinary tree house. Hannah looked back through the door and down at the needle and leaf covered ground. She looked back into the large two story house.
Her face lit up,"I love magic." She giggled.
The house was white wash, and the molding on the ceiling was charmed, little wolves were running around the whole room. The smell of the house was paint and clean air. Something itched in Hannah, to clean. It ached at her chest. Hannah impulsively took out her wand. She at first waved her wand above her head, then chanted a spell she once heard her mother say while cleaning the house.
The sheet covered furniture lifted and shook, like a dog drying off its fur. The dishes that sat in the sink collecting dust went through soapy water and then sprayed by the sink hose. Hannah took a dish towel and dried off each dish then stacked them in the counter. The spell was almost finished, a duster floated out of the shelf under the sink and danced on the counters and tables. The vacuum was in the back, grazing over the old carpets. All the noise of the cleaning rang in Hannah's ear, then it was all done. Hannah plopped on the couch in the living room and inhaled deeply, the air coming from the window. The air was sweet and warm.
Suddenly a pebble flew through the window. Hannah bent over and picked it up. She looked at it with a confused face, then threw it out the window.
She was about to relax once more, but the stone was thrown back at her feet. She picked up the stone and walked to the window. When she looked down, Raiden was staring up at her. The sun shone on his bright red hair, Hannah could see the brown from his mothers genes glow. He smiled up at her,"Hannah, I found you." he said.
"How?" Hannah scratched her black locks.
"I kept an eye out for you, I wanted to tell you something. Can I come up?"
"Yeah, you have to see this place." Hannah ran to the door, and saw her friend climbing up at her.
He stepped into the house, and admired the running wolves,"Woah."
"Yeah, I know, right?" Hannah said leading him further into the house and closing the door,"So, what did you need to tell me?"
Raiden scratched the back of his neck nervously,"Well, you know how I keep my eye out for suspision...I saw you and creighton take your walk. I gave you guys space, so I didn't hear your conversation." Raiden linked his fingers together.
"Oh." Hannah said, remembering that day,"You saw us change..."
"Yeah, I saw it. But I wanted to tell you"
Hannah listened.
"I'm an animeagus too." Raiden took out his wand, and tapped it on his cheek.
He stepped forward and his hair covered his body. His eyes changed from their green hazel, to a yellow with little diamond slits. He crouched down and his hands turned to paws. His hair thinned out and his ears grew over his head. His nose pushed forward and his face was framed with white fur.
Hannah giggled,"Aw, you're a fox." She threw her hands forward and picked up Raiden. She petted his soft fur and scratched his ears. Raiden coughed, but she knew it was a laugh. She put him back down and in moments he was himself. Raiden threw himself and lounged.
"I can't believe we are all animageus!" Hannah jumped onto the couch and clapped her hands with excitement,"Hey, we could form a club! I should go tell Creighton!" Hannah suggested.
Raiden was hesitant,"I don't know... Creighton is a bit... Odd."
She resisted the urge to glare for a moment. "Oh no, You just have to get to know him. He is great."
"Well, what should we do in this club?"
"I never thought of that... Maybe we should have a ritual and meet here every so often." Hannah shrugged.
"That sounds fun. Maybe we should have a secret hand shake or something."
Hannah giggled,"Yeah," She laughed,"We have a club! I have to go get Creighton."
"Oh, well he should be just about finished with dinner. It'll be dark soon. You never know, creatures come out this time of night. Maybe we should keep it a secret till Friday..."
Hannah was about to jump out of her skin with excitement. She couldn't wait to tell him.
"Okay, well then we have time before the moon comes out, lets make some rituals to tell him about."
Raiden ran to one of the back rooms, to look for paper. Once he came back to the living room with a pen and paper, he pushed it to Hannah,"Here, I have an idea. You're the better artist."
Raiden started to describe,"Okay, so we have this obstacle course, and we have to do it in our animageus form. To prove we are worthy enough to be in the club." Raiden secretly thought that if he made it a sport, Creighton would either give up or fail. He would be out in no time.
"I agree, this is so fun." Hannah said clenching her fists and jumping in her seat.
"Okay, so draw this. I will research how to charm a course, and then I will build a wall with the strength of my wand. Then we will have a water part. It will test our fear and ability to conquer it." He pointed on the paper to wear and what he wanted. He thought again back to getting rid of Creighton. He knew he's a cat, cats hate water.
"Oh, and we should jump off a tree into a net. Free falling is hard to do. So it should be in it." Hannah suggested.
Raiden gulped, he always hated heights,"Yeah. Right here."


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